Supervisors repealed an older policy and set a three-year waiting period before the tax collector can try to sell certain tax-defaulted nonresidential parcels.
The board adopted a successor MOU for the county’s Professional Unit, with an estimated $1.37 million in two-year salary and benefit growth and a $370,834 General Fund share.
Supervisors approved a sharp increase in the Cottonwood sewer capital improvement fee and a master plan amendment tied to future system expansion.
The proposed Title 17 changes would add an EV charging definition, allow stations countywide unless they pose a specific adverse impact, and update parking rules for charger-equipped spaces.
After public concern about quorum, timing and conflicts, the board voted 5-0 to revisit the appointments at its March 24 meeting.
Supervisors are set to consider a resolution acknowledging completion and full occupancy of the 49-unit Cascade Village Apartments project in Shasta Lake and authorizing HHSA to sign the closing documents needed for final reimbursement.
An April 7 board packet recommends approving an exchange agreement that would move federal transportation apportionment into state highway funds.
