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Commissioners unanimously defer changes to Kitsap County boundary-line adjustment rules
Summary
The planning commission voted unanimously Oct. 15 to remove and defer staff-proposed changes to boundary line adjustment requirements in KCC 16.04.050(g), delete a duplicate definition and withdraw a new 'building site' definition from the comprehensive plan materials.
Commissioner Shattuck moved that the commission remove and defer all proposed changes to the boundary-line adjustment requirements in Kitsap County Code (KCC 16.04.050(g)), remove the new "building site" definition and delete a duplicate boundary-line-adjustment definition. The motion was seconded and approved unanimously.
Shattuck framed the motion as preserving existing criteria while allowing future engagement with surveyors and developers. "I move that we remove and defer all proposed changes to the boundary line adjustment requirements set forth in Kitsap County code 16.04.050 g... including removing duplicate boundary line adjustment definitions," Shattuck said. The commission recorded the vote and directed staff to reflect the decision in the findings of fact and matrix.
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