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Public comments largely favor proposed ordinance; staff to return with final draft June 29
Summary
Twelve public comments were submitted supporting a proposed ordinance; many asked to remove New Years from the measure and to align its boundary with the burn ordinance. Building Official Karst Riggers and Fire Chief Noel Hardin will draft a final proposal for the June 29 meeting.
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Karst Riggers, Building Official/County Planner, and Noel Hardin, Asotin County Fire Chief, reviewed the public comments submitted on a proposed ordinance. The record states, "Twelve comments submitted all in favor of the proposed ordinance with many asking to eliminate New Years." Riggers and Hardin also discussed changing the ordinance boundary to match the county's burn ordinance.
The presenters told the Board they will draft a final proposal incorporating the feedback and present it at the June 29, 2026 meeting. No formal vote on the ordinance occurred on June 22; the item remains under staff revision based on public input.
