Kylie and Matthew Port own a 7,400 sq ft lot on May Street that overlooks the town of Twisp below. Photo by Julia Babkina

An ordinance to rezone an investment property from commercial to single family high density residential was prepared and submitted for Twisp Town Council’s approval on July 14 upon recommendation of the planning commission.

The council said no.

The decision follows a convoluted discussion by the planning commission a month earlier, a single public comment, and findings of fact the planning commission chose not to take on but the town council picked up.

The town council…

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