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Napavine planning commission tables review of Critical Areas Ordinance

Napavine Planning Commission · June 15, 2026
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Summary

After a presentation by Jackson Civil on Chapter 14, the Napavine Planning Commission voted 3-0 to table further action on the Critical Areas Ordinance until its next meeting on July 6, 2026.

At its June 15, 2026 meeting, the Napavine Planning Commission heard a staff-consultant review of the city's Critical Areas Ordinance (Chapter 14). Allison Baker and Paul Dennis of Jackson Civil presented the review; commissioners did not adopt changes and instead voted to defer further consideration.

Commissioner Haberstroh moved to table the ordinance review until the commission's next meeting; Commissioner Torgerson seconded. The motion carried with a recorded vote of 3 ayes and 0 nay. The minutes note that the vote reflects the three commissioners present after Commissioner Loose was excused earlier in the meeting.

The presentation covered the Critical Areas Chapter 14 review but the minutes do not record specific amendment language or a staff timeline for revisions. The commission's tabling leaves the ordinance in discussion status; no formal changes, deadlines, or implementation steps were recorded in the minutes.