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Board approves Jubitz Corp. zone change, exempts Statewide Planning Goal 3
Summary
After a brief public hearing during its Aug. 26 session, the Marion County Board approved zone change Case #25-004 for Jubitz Corporation, changing zoning from EFU to Interchange District and amending the comprehensive plan from Primary Agriculture to Commercial with an exception to Statewide Planning Goal 3.
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The Marion County Board closed a public hearing and approved a zone change for Jubitz Corporation (Case #25-004) on Aug. 26. The board voted to change the property zoning from EFU (Exclusive Farm Use) to ID (Interchange District) and to amend the comprehensive plan designation from Primary Agriculture to Commercial, granting an exception to Statewide Planning Goal 3.
Commissioner Colm Willis read the hearing opening statement for the record; three people signed up and provided public comment. Marion County Public Works staff told the board that "no public opposition has been received for the case." Commissioner Danielle Bethell moved to close the hearing and approve the zone and plan changes; Commissioner Kevin Cameron seconded and the motion carried with all three commissioners voting aye. Commissioner Willis closed the hearing and adjourned the meeting at 9:27 a.m.
The record notes that the applicant's land-use planner had no issue with maps and that both Commissioners Cameron and Willis viewed Google Maps related to the case during the hearing. The transcript records the final motion and unanimous vote as the meeting's concluding action.
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