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Rivergrove council to review tree code in March; development code revision ongoing
Summary
Following citizen concerns that the city’s tree code is cumbersome, the council scheduled a March review to consider consolidation and clarification; broader development code revisions and FEMA flood‑rule items remain under review or on hold.
The council scheduled a March meeting item to review the city’s tree code after public input that the code is cumbersome and hard to find. Councilor Silber suggested the code may be difficult to locate; Planning Chair Allan Stonewall recommended consolidating tree ordinances that are spread across the municipal code.
Councilors and staff also noted a broader Rivergrove Development Code revision is an open item. Separately, discussion of FEMA’s new special flood hazard rules remains on hold because of pending litigation; no council action was taken on FEMA at the Feb. 10 meeting.
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