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Commissioners approve first reading to align county code with Title 17 rewrite
Summary
County planning staff presented an ordinance first reading to update code cross-references after the Title 17 rewrite, clarify final local entity plat fees, and correct signature-block language; commissioners approved the first reading by voice vote.
Steve Collier, representing county planning/surveyor staff, presented a first reading of an ordinance to update county-code references after the Title 17 rewrite took effect in November, to clarify that final local entity plat reviews and fees should be handled per page similarly to filed surveys, and to correct a mismatched signature-block language used on subdivision plats. "This is to make some minor adjustments," Collier said, describing three specific corrections: (1) update references to state code after the Title 17 rewrite, (2) clarify per-page fees for final local entity plat reviews, and (3) correct signature-block language to match the county surveyor's block.
Commissioner Jim Jim Harvey moved to approve the first reading as presented; Commissioner Sharon Bolos seconded. The commission voted in favor and the first reading was approved; no amendments were made at the meeting. Collier said the changes are largely clerical and intended to reconcile inconsistent wording in the county code.
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