Planning Board

The Lincoln County Planning Board was originally appointed by the County Commissioners in March 2006 with two (2) year terms that are renewable. The Board meets the 3rd Tuesday of the month for a public Board Meeting, as long as there is an agenda.

The Board, working directly with the County Planner, has the responsibility of administering and updating the Lincoln County Growth Policy, Subdivision Regulations and other County regulations, policies and ordinances as directed by the Lincoln County Board of Commissioners.

Additionally, the Lincoln County Planning Board reviews and makes recommendations to the Board of Commissioners on all major subdivision applications.
For General Questions you can email us at planningboard@libby.org

NEXT BOARD MEETING DATE:

Tuesday, April 16, 2024 (Note: The Planning Board will not meet in March.)
Time: 5:30 PM
Location: Lincoln County Courthouse
Agenda: Click here for agenda (Note: The agenda may be revised up to 48 hours prior to the meeting)

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Current Planning Board Members:

Chairman: Michael Hobbs (Libby)
Vice-Chair: John Damon (Troy)
Conservation Dist. Rep: Vacant ()
Member: Doug Fryer (At-large)
Member: Scott Mattheis (Eureka)
Member: James Gibson (Eureka)
Member: Ernie Anderson (Troy)
Member: Veronica Bovee-Anderson (Libby)
Member: Scott Rodich (Troy)

Helpful Links

Planning Board Meeting Minutes
Lincoln County Growth Policy (PDF)
Thompson Chain of Lakes Neighborhood Plan

Thinking of Volunteering?

Planning Board members have the responsibility of reviewing land use developments, updating the Lincoln County Growth Policy, the Subdivision Regulations and other county regulations, policies and ordinances as directed by the Lincoln County Board of Commissioners. The Planning Department is responsible for preparing all documents regarding land development in Lincoln County, including reviewing and making recommendations on many land development applications.

The Planning Board meets once a month unless there is nothing to review. Planning Board members typically serve a 2-year term.

Links for Applicants & Members

Planning Board Application (PDF)
Planning Board Member Handbook (PDF)