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Farrell House proposal moves forward to Camas City Council

Camas Planning Commission recommends special events permit with conditions

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The owner of the Farrell House, Heidi Curley, hopes to open her historic property up to be used for catered events.

The issue of whether to allow special events at the Farrell House will soon be in front of the Camas City Council.

The Camas Planning Commission forwarded a recommendation for approval Aug. 2, involving an application for an unclassified use permit from Farrell House owner Heidi Curley. She has submitted an application for the permit with the hope of holding catered special events such as weddings and receptions, anniversary celebrations and tea parties on her property located at 416 N.E. Ione St.

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