Building_development

1:01:42 - Carl Johnson? - Aye. - Seven, zero. - We have motion passes on Washougal. We now move on to CPZ 2025-0008, Woodland School District Capital Facilities Plan. Staff. - Thank you, Mr. Johnson. So we've got on the slide Woodland School District. We can go to slide 22. We evaluated the Woodland School District against the same criteria we used for the other districts. As it relates to criterion A, staff found that the CFP includes the required elements and information as mandated in GMA and the Clark County Growth Management Plan. We found the future needs and facility locations

1:02:40 outlined in the CP to be consistent with GMA and the 2025 to 2045 Comprehensive Plan. We found the financing plan outlined in the CFP to be made up of general obligation bonds, state construction funds, and impact fees. Staff found the financing plan is consistent with the GMA, impact fee-related state statutes, and the 2025 to 2045 Comprehensive Growth Management Plan. Based on these findings, staff conclude that proposal met criterion A. Next slide, please. Staff evaluated the plan against criterion B and found that the district enrollment projections, state and voter approved funding all appear reasonable and reliable based on the approach outlined in the CFP. Staff found the standard of service for the district to be consistent with the standard of service of other Clark County school districts.

1:03:37 Staff found the school district demonstrated appropriately applying the formula in Clark County Code Section 40.620.040 Based on the findings, staff concluded the proposal met criterion B. Next slide, please. The Woodland School District Board of Directors adopted a modified capital facilities plan