The Board of Clark County Commissioners will consider adopting the proposed concurrency ordinance at a public hearing on September 13.
Concurrency is a requirement by the state of Washington and Clark County.
Before a new development is approved, concurrency requires that the public infrastructure needed to serve it, such as roads, is already in place or will be in place within three years. County staff and a citizens advisory committee are proposing changes to the ordinance. The Clark County Planning Commission recommended approval of the proposed ordinance with some minor changes at a hearing on July 20, 2000. Citizens are invited to attend the public hearing to review and comment on the proposed changes to the concurrency ordinance.