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Councilmember Ottmar urges city to research pest control for skunk problem, questions EJ Norman conditional-use status

Asotin City Council · June 9, 2025
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Summary

Councilmember Tim Ottmar asked the council to research hiring a pest-control company to trap skunks and raccoons, and he raised questions about the status of conditional-use complaints related to EJ Norman, suggesting potentially amending or removing a Conditional Use Permit addressing 4H.

During council communications at the June 9 meeting, Councilmember Tim Ottmar raised two items for staff follow-up. First, Ottmar said the city needs to address a skunk infestation and requested that Clerk-Treasurer Tina Davidson research a pest-control contractor that could trap skunks and raccoons. As Ottmar put it on the record: "Skunks. They are terrible and we need to hire a company to come in and trap. ... Also, raccoons."

Second, Ottmar asked about the status of complaints related to EJ Norman and suggested changes to the underlying land-use approval: "Possibly update the Conditional Use Permit to Address 4H specifically or to do away with it completely?" The council did not take formal action during the meeting; the clerk was asked to research options and report back.