Live Oak’s Sept. 16 City Council agenda includes a proposed revenue-sharing agreement with Sutter County that would tie city payments to the fate of Measure G, the county’s proposed 1% transactions and use tax.
According to the council agenda summary, if voters approve Measure G on Nov. 3, 2026, Live Oak would be guaranteed at least $750,000 annually from July 1, 2027, through June 30, 2029. The summary says the arrangement is intended to set a defined revenue floor for the city if the countywide tax passes.
The same agenda packet identifies Sutter County as the other party to the agreement and notes that the county board of supervisors already adopted the resolution placing Measure G on the ballot. The packet also references a Sutter County staff report and resolution as background for the deal.
The council has not yet taken final action on the agreement in the available materials, and the exact transition terms after June 30, 2029, are not fully spelled out in the summary. The agenda does not document any amendments or objections.
The Measure G item appears alongside other council business, including fee changes, staffing classifications, grant actions and a proclamation honoring the Live Oak Lions softball team.
