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Council adopts Critical Areas Update (Ordinance 1026)
Summary
Ordinance 1026, updating the city's Critical Areas regulations, was adopted unanimously after staff presentation and a title reading.
The Chewelah City Council adopted Ordinance 1026 on June 17 to update the city's Critical Areas regulations.
City Administrator Tonya Wallace gave the staff report. Councilmember Jon Hardy-McCauliff moved to read the ordinance by title and Councilmember John Kabosky seconded; the ordinance was then approved after Councilmember Hardy-McCauliff moved to adopt and Councilmember Blake Wiers seconded. The roll call vote was unanimous.
Council discussion was recorded as general support; the minutes do not include the ordinance text or detailed substantive amendments. Any development implications or permitting changes under the updated critical areas code will be implemented by Community & Development staff and returned to council if policy-level decisions are required.
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