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Votes and actions at a glance: Humboldt County RPC, Oct. 10, 2024

Humboldt County Regional Planning Commission · October 10, 2024

Summary

Summary of motions and formal outcomes from the Oct. 10 RPC meeting: approval of minutes (motion text in minutes), consent agenda with two street-name requests, approval of UH-24-09 wireless facility permit, and recommendation of MP-24-02 Master Plan amendment to the County Commission.

The Humboldt County Regional Planning Commission recorded the following formal actions at its Oct. 10, 2024 meeting:

- Approval of minutes: Commissioner Herb Ross moved to approve minutes (motion referenced August 14, 2024 minutes in the motion text); motion seconded by Commissioner Brent Lange and recorded as passing with Commissioners Justin Rost, Janet Jacaway and Joe Brooks abstaining (minutes text).

- Consent agenda: Chair Demarah Gray moved to approve the consent agenda including SN-24-04 (Towner Drive) and SN-24-05 (Redman Road) "per Staff recommendation;" motion seconded by Lyndsee Jimenez and recorded as unanimous.

- UH-24-09: The commission approved a conditional use permit for a 165-foot wireless communications tower off Kelly Creek Road; motion moved by Lyndsee Jimenez, seconded by Chair Demarah Gray, and recorded as passing.

- MP-24-02: The commission moved to recommend approval of a Master Plan amendment (MDR to COMM) for parcels near Rose Creek Road to the Humboldt County Board of Commissioners; Chair Gray moved, Herb Ross seconded, and the motion was recorded as passing. Legal counsel cited NRS 278.0282(3) during the discussion.

These actions advance MP-24-02 to the County Commission for final decision and begin the permit process for UH-24-09 pending any required federal reviews or permit conditions.

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