Shasta County supervisors are being asked to take the next step in a nuisance-abatement case tied to 30818 Bambi Dr. in Shingletown, with the Aug. 25 board packet seeking a public hearing and two enforcement resolutions that would recover a combined $162,562.59.
One resolution would place a special assessment of $49,362.59 on the property to recover nuisance-abatement costs. The other would authorize a lien for $113,200 in administrative penalties and fines tied to the same parcel.
The supporting staff report says the county is seeking to recover the amounts through its code-enforcement process, but the packet does not show whether supervisors approved either resolution at the Aug. 25 meeting. It also does not include the underlying hearing record or any owner response.
The packet identifies the property as 30818 Bambi Dr., Shingletown, and ties the action to a nuisance-abatement case that led staff to ask the board to recover costs and penalties through the tax roll and a recorded lien.
