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County engineer: Country Club Road Perma-Zyme treatment set; Critical Areas Ordinance to be heard June 29

Whitman County Board of Commissioners · May 4, 2026
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Summary

Whitman County Engineer Dean Cornelison said Country Club Road will be treated with Perma-Zyme next week and that the Critical Areas Ordinance is expected to go from the Planning Commission to the Commissioners with a hearing set for June 29, 2026.

County Engineer Dean Cornelison updated the board on multiple public-works items, including a Perma-Zyme application on Country Club Road next week and a temporary 25 mph speed limit for notified residents and businesses.

Cornelison said the Hume Road project timeline remains under establishment with the contractor. He added the Planning Commission is close to adopting the Critical Areas Ordinance and will forward it to the commissioners with a public hearing slated for June 29, 2026. The minutes note these updates were provided for information; no formal vote was taken on these items during the May meetings.

The board recorded these public-works items in the minutes to inform scheduling and public notice for upcoming hearings and road treatments.

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