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Commissioners conditionally vote to vacate Lone Tree Road if Google owns adjacent parcels
Summary
The board approved a motion by Commissioner Mills to vacate Lone Tree Road on the condition that Google becomes the owner of both sides of the road within 180 days; the action will be filed as Resolution 2026‑5 and passed during the June sessions.
Commissioner Mills moved that the county vacate Lone Tree Road but not take effect until Google owns both sides of the roadway, and that the vacate must occur within 180 days or the road will remain open. Commissioner Roe seconded, and the motion passed; the board instructed staff to record the action as Resolution 2026‑5.
The motion followed presentations and technical discussion about drainage: Andrew Harnish (Google) had earlier discussed Lone Tree Road washouts and watershed basins, and Public Works Director Larry Conner together with Jacob Crowell of Kirkham Michael reviewed findings from Olsson about drainage conditions. The conditional vacate ties ownership and a 180‑day deadline to the county's decision to vacate.
