What’s on our Radar – Week of June 8th, 2026
This week’s Radar offers you a chance to engage with the Clark County Comp Plan chapters, parks planning, C-TRAN, and more! Plus, resident concern over concurrency and 179th Street has been revived in response to a proposal from Councilor Glen Yung that will be discussed at Council Time this week.
THIS WEEK’S RADAR
Our weekly radar is intended to highlight Clark County meetings and events relevant to Friends of Clark County priorities. This list is not exhaustive. For a full list of Clark County meetings, please visit Clark County Council and Clark County Community Planning on the Clark County website.
MONDAY, JUNE 8TH
Railroad Advisory Board meeting at 4pm: Meeting information
TUESDAY, JUNE 9TH
2:30 pm C-TRAN Board of Directors special meeting via WebEx only: Meeting information
5:30 pm CTRAN Board of Directors regular meeting: Meeting information
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10TH
Clark County work sessions starting at 9am: Meeting information
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- HB 2442 & Subordinate Levies
- Comp Plan Update: Parks, Historic, Environment, Eco Devo, Schools, Comm. Design, Annexation, Shoreline, Framework Plan, & Climate
Council Time at 1pm: Meeting information
Items of note:
- Public comment opportunity on agenda items only
- 6.1 Proclamation Request: Lake Appreciation Month-Honoring Vancouver Lake
Photo from Friends of Vancouver Lake
- 6.2 Potential Interim Ordinance: Transportation Concurrency Code (see Last Week’s Highlights for more information)
LAST WEEK’S HIGHLIGHTS
Clark County Council meeting
Watch the June 2nd Clark County Council meeting recording
Clark County Council Time
Items of note:
- Concurrency/179th Street:
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- Councilor Glen Yung stated he was approached by multiple members of the community “who build housing” who told him there was confusion in county code that is preventing them from applying for any new housing projects. He made an argument for adding it to the Council Time agenda without public notice.
- Concurrency is a Growth Management Act goal and is a requirement that adequate public facilities are in place to serve new development as it occurs or within a specified time period, especially for transportation.
- Chair Marshall noted that there were legal (likely GMA) issues involved and opposed not noticing the agenda item given resident outcry over concurrency concerns at 179th street who would not be given an opportunity to be part of the discussion.
- The Council set the date for discussion on the topic to Wednesday, June 10th (see This Week’s Highlights for meeting information under Council Time) instead of approving Councilor Yung’s request to add it to the agenda without notice to the public.
- Folks interested in this issue can plug in at https://179gridlock.com/ (see information about Glen Yung interim ordinance at the top of the page)
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- Freight Rail Dependent Use (FRDU)
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- County staff informed the Council of the process to remove the existing FRDU overlay from the Comp Plan in response to SB 5820, which repealed the FRDU exception to the GMA. It was noted that the removal of the overlay would not result in altered jobs projections for the Comp Plan Update.
Watch the June 3rd Council Time recording
Clark County Council work sessions
North County Recycling and Transfer Station Siting Study
Veterans Assistant Fund Budget Request
Minnehaha Trillium Neighborhood Park
Clean Water Commission meeting (recording unavailable)
Agricultural Advisory Commission meeting (prior week but recording is now available)
Watch the May 27th Agricultural Advisory Commission meeting recording
Charter Review Commission meeting
Watch the June 3rd Charter Review Commission meeting
OTHER HIGHLIGHTS
Comp Plan Update
Read FOCC Board Member Jackie Lane’s latest article on the Comp Plan Update
Comp Plan Update Preferred Alternative Hearing Decision
- Read FOCC’s Statement on the Comp Plan Preferred Alternative Hearing decision
- Read Detailed League of Women Voters’ Notes on the Preferred Alternative Hearing
- View Feral Bee Garden Public Comment and Testimony Analysis on the Preferred Alternative Hearing
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Clark County Calendar of Land Use Activities
This great public resource compiled by FOCC’s own Jackie Lane tracks Clark County’s land use activities in a publicly available document. Make sure to bookmark it!
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