Yesterday the Deschutes County Board of Commissioners split the difference on the appeal of the formerly approved Mazama Ranch B&B and Campground development. Yes to the B&B, no to the campground application.
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Mazama Ranch Development at Smith Rock State Park
The record is now officially closed on the appeal of the formerly approved Mazama Ranch B&B and Campground proposal on the non-easement portion of a 2.2-acre parcel (net 1.97 acres). The Deschutes County Board of Commissioners has all the materials to consider and deliberate on.
This week the Mazamas Foundation presented their modified proposed conditional use permit in a new public hearing to the Deschutes County Board of Commissioners. As further detailed in the link above, the layout of the campground in relation to the adjoining property, including the outdoor gathering area and the parking lot, was shifted to eliminate the need for one setback waiver out of 4, as well as provide additional noise buffering.
Yesterday the Mazama Ranch Foundation finished up their rebuttal to the appeal hearing mid-December on their proposed B&B and Campground directly across from Smith Rock State Park. What happened and what's next?
While those for and against the proposed Mazama Ranch Development concentrate on whether or not this single project's approval should be turned down in appeal, there are some other voices focused on the bigger picture.