According to Yacolt Municipal Code [YMC] 10.25 only riders with a valid drivers license (age 16 or older) may operate WATVs in the town limits, and only when the WATV is properly licensed and registered as described by Washington State Law. All other traffic laws apply.
The residents in the Town of Yacolt are on septic systems. A General Sewer Plan was developed in 2008-2010. This General Sewer Plan was adopted by the Town Council as of March 2011 in case of future need. Contact Town Hall for a listing of licensed septic companies
Yes a permit is required and can be applied for at Town Hall (202 W. Cushman) or contact the Clerk at 360-686-3922 or by email at clerk@townofyacolt.com for more information. Click here for Building Permit Applications and checklists.
No. Clark Public Utilities is responsible for billing and collecting payments.
Up to eight (8) chickens, upon Council approval, and they must be caged and cared for by the owners.
Clark County Animal Control and the Town of Yacolt have an inter-local agreement that asks all residents to contact Town Hall to report dogs at-large, cat problems and any other abuse or neglect. Clark County Animal Control is the law enforcing agency.
Yes, a business license is required for home businesses as well as any contractor, business or subcontractor doing business in Yacolt. Contact Town Hall for all Home Business questions and see the Business & Development tab for additional information.
Yes, there are public restrooms in the Yacolt Town Park. The restrooms lock automatically, however due to weather, vandalism or damage the restrooms may be locked at any time.
The local newspaper is The Reflector, Public Notices for the Town of Yacolt will be posted in the newspaper. Website for the Reflector newspaper. 360-687-5151
