The public comment period on a development that would ultimately bring 1,300 new home sites to Camas has been reopened.
A second hearing on the Green Mountain Planned Residential Development will be held Tuesday, June 16, at City Hall, during the 7 p.m. meeting of the Planning Commission.
According to Planning Manager Robert Maul, the hearing is being re-opened by the applicant, Green Mountain, LLC, because of an issue with the date on the signs that announced the first meeting.
“There was a little bit of a noticing issue with the sign that the applicant had on a site,” Maul told the City Council during its June 1 workshop. “The applicant decided on his own to remand it back to the planning commission. Basically what that means is we are going to re-open the public comment period, to allow people to testify — for those who thought they would have another opportunity to testify and didn’t. At that point, the planning commission will close the record again and forward on a recommendation to city council.”
According to Maul, the City Council will vote on the PRD during a meeting in July.