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Camas councilor quits abruptly

Tim Hazen leaves halfway through second term

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Camas City Councilman Tim Hazen sits behind the council table for the last time on Monday, Oct. 16. Hazen, who was in the middle of his second term on the council, announced his surprise resignation at Monday night's city council meeting.

Halfway through his second term on the Camas City Council, Tim Hazen unexpectedly resigned his council seat Monday, saying he wanted to devote more time to work.

Earlier Monday evening, at a council work session, City Administrator Pete Capell said an unnamed citizen had approached the city about selling publicly owned parks open space and turning the property into a senior living facility.

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