Planning Commission - 15 Oct 2026

The City of Woodland Planning Commission meeting on October 15, 2026, focused on land-use code workshops rather than procurement. Commissioners discussed clarifying public notice and review requirements for site plans adjacent to differently zoned properties; possible code changes allowing mobile food units at churches or schools; rules for RV parking and habitation; and regulation of short-term rentals. Staff was asked to draft site-plan language for a future workshop, and to bring back options on the mobile-food and RV issues. Residents described neighborhood impacts from a short-term rental, and staff said it would follow up on compliance and permitting concerns. No contracts, vendor selections, bid approvals, or purchasing actions were identified.

The Commission also considered whether to recommend that the City pursue an urban growth boundary expansion through the county. Staff discussed an application cost of roughly $3,500–$4,000; commissioners voted 3–2 against applying, recommending that the City not proceed. The existing mobile food unit permit fee of $2,750 was discussed in connection with the proposed code changes, but no fee change was adopted. The meeting included policy and land-use discussions, but no procurement activity was identified.