Twisp council sets hearing for Johnson Street vacation; resolution approved
Summary
The Twisp Town Council unanimously passed Resolution #24-731 to initiate a Johnson Street vacation and set a hearing date no earlier than Nov. 26. The action starts the formal process; a public hearing will be scheduled to take testimony and consider impacts.
Council Member Will Menzies moved that the council pass Resolution #24-731, “Initiating Johnson Street Vacation & Hearing Date setting the date no earlier than November 26th,” a motion seconded by Council Member Tim Matsui and approved unanimously.
The resolution begins the formal process to consider vacating Johnson Street; the council’s action establishes the procedural hearing window but does not itself vacate the right-of-way. The council recorded unanimous support among the five members present (Mayor Smith, Katrina Auburn, Will Menzies, Aaron Studen, Tim Matsui); one member, Wyatt Lundquist, was absent. The council did not specify additional details about the petitioners or potential impacts in the minutes; a public hearing will be scheduled to gather public comment and evidence.
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