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Approved stairway must be anchored, permitted and revegetated within set timelines
Summary
Conditions attached to the Wilbur stairway approval require engineer-approved anchoring, a land use permit before work, a revegetation plan to screen the stairway within five years, and deadlines to begin and complete construction (one and two years respectively).
In approving the Wilbur conditional use permit, the board adopted a set of conditions intended to address safety, erosion and visibility. Staff told the board that "all the stairway components shall be securely anchored" and that the applicant must obtain a land use permit before construction begins.
The county also required a revegetation plan that must provide vegetation to screen the stairway within five years. Staff specified time limits: the applicant has one year from the permit approval date to begin construction and two years to complete it. The permit and these conditions apply to future owners of the property as well.
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