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Notice of Public Hearing For publication Prepared February 5, 2026 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Clark County Hearing Examiner will conduct a public hearing on Thursday, February 26, 2026 at 6:00pm. Clark County will hold the hearing via WebEx (a video conferencing software). Participants do not need internet access and can participate by phone. Interested parties can get directions for participating in the hearing by emailing CommDevOALandUse@clark.wa.gov or calling 564.397.4911. Due to remote work conditions, e-mail is strongly preferred. Due to the modified format, the record will be left open for one week following the hearing to allow for additional testimony. Please send comments to the staff contacts for each project below or CommDevOALandUse@clark.wa.gov More information regarding these applications may be obtained by contacting the staff contact for each project listed below.Project Name: OALC Battle Ground Cemetery Case Number: PSR-2025-00126 Location: 20406 NE 176th Avenue, Battle Ground, WA 98604 Request: The applicant is requesting Conditional Use Permit approval to construct 4,944 cemetery plots in eleven phases on the existing church property on 40 acers in the AG-20 zone. Staff Contact: Bryan Mattson Bryan.mattson@clark.wa.gov Project Name: Milbrandt Subdivision Case Number: PLD-2024-00090 Location: 7101 NE 31st Avenue, Vancouver, WA Request: The applicant is proposing 15 lot subdivision for single family detached homes on approximately 1.49 acres in theR1-6 zone using the compact lot development standards and Special Uses and Standards and Narrow Lots Standards. Staff Contact: Wendy Baird Wendy.baird@clark.wa.gov Project Name: Kirysiah Glen Case Number: PLD-2025-00087 Location: 5407 NE 132nd Way, Vancouver, WA Request: The applicant is proposing a 32-lot subdivision for single family detached dwelling units on approximately 3.47 acres, located in the R1-7.5 zone, utilizing the Compact Lot Development and Narrow Lot Development Standards. Staff Contact: Wendy Baird Wendy.baird@clark.wa.gov After the one-week open record period, the Clark County hearing examiner may approve the above applications. A decision by the hearing examiner is final unless a motion is filed for reconsideration or an appeal is filed with Superior Court. Feb 11 - 1079410