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Board sets scoring session for proposed hog facility after packet review; current score exceeds pass threshold
Summary
Staff reported the application packet (about 80 pages) and a site visit; the proposal currently 'scores at 480' while the passing master‑matrix threshold is 440, and the board scheduled scoring on the 18th at 9:00 a.m.
The Humboldt County Board set a date to score the master matrix for a proposed new hog facility after staff and state representatives reviewed the application packet and agreed to a site visit. Staff said the application "currently scores at 480 and it needs to score at 440," and the board agreed to meet on the 18th at 9:00 a.m. to complete its scoring and decide whether to approve the application.
Staff noted that representatives from the applicant (identified in the packet as Pinnacle and Summit/Summit Farms) and the DNR will be present for the site inspection. The board discussed the two-week timeframe for public notice and receipt of written comments before the scoring session. The packet referenced by staff was described as about 80 pages and contains the DNR scoring and staff's materials; board members asked staff to circulate the full packet and supporting emails to supervisors ahead of the scoring meeting.
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