A. Designations: Any county resident may submit to the board of county commissioners a request for county noxious weed designation of a species if such request is in writing and includes reasons and a proposed plan for county action on such species. All nonnative plant species reliably reported to exist in the county, and all requests for county noxious weed designation, must be considered by the county weed control advisory committee for recommendation for county noxious weed designation to the board of county commissioners within six (6) months of request or recommendation to either the board of county commissioners or the county weed control advisory committee. Records of all such considerations must be maintained on permanent file by the board of county commissioners.
B. Action Plans: Every species for which county noxious weed designation is deemed feasible, including species considered for temporary designation, shall be designated a county noxious weed only upon recommendation including reasons and a written plan for county action to control such species, including clear designation of any special management zones, from the county weed control advisory committee and subsequent approval by the board of county commissioners, using the form shown in exhibit 1, on file with the board of county commissioners. County noxious weeds under this chapter shall be designated by a separate resolution of the board of county commissioners, and shall be listed by both common and scientific names using the form shown in exhibit 2, on file with the board of county commissioners. Any species designated noxious pursuant to this chapter shall automatically and immediately become no longer designated under this chapter if and when that species is designated noxious under Idaho Code. (Ord. 168, 3-27-1991)