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Votes and actions at a glance: June 24, 2026 Fraser Planning Commission
Summary
At its June 24 meeting the commission recommended approval of two FPDPs (Fraser Public Works and Grand Park West Mountain) and recommended that the Board of Trustees vacate the Planning Area 20W exemption plat to align recorded boundaries with the FPDPs. Staff will return documentation of resolved conditions to trustees.
The Fraser Planning Commission took several formal actions on June 24 and forwarded recommendations to the Board of Trustees:
- Recommended approval of Resolution 2026-06-01: Fraser Public Works FPDP (motion carried). Staff conditions require resolution of referral agency comments and an independent third-party review of the Chapter 13 water-supply protection permit before trustee action.
- Recommended approval of Resolution 2026-06-02: Grand Park West Mountain FPDP (planning areas 7W and 8WA) with deletion of condition 3(c) concerning a specific trail alignment adjacent to the Union Pacific Railroad. The commission concluded alternative trail alignments or the developer's demonstrated obligations satisfy the annexation agreement requirement.
- Recommended the Board of Trustees adopt an ordinance to vacate the Planning Area 20W exemption plat, so that recorded plat boundaries match the approved FPDP boundaries.
Each recommendation now moves to the Board of Trustees for final action at a forthcoming trustee meeting; staff listed follow-up tasks and the commission asked staff to provide documentation that outstanding referral comments have been resolved prior to the trustee hearing.
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