The April 23 Public Works/Support Services Committee agenda includes a Natomas Basin mitigation-fee update, a reduced cemetery district reimbursement, a steep special-events fee increase and a $52,000 annual agreement with Yuba-Sutter Economic Development Corporation.
The Health and Welfare Committee agenda calls for a budget adjustment tied to the county’s maintenance-of-effort requirement for In-Home Supportive Services.
A committee agenda would send the annual fee update to the Board of Supervisors, with the proposed rate rising modestly and taking effect July 12 if adopted.
The Planning Commission voted 4-2 to reject a proposed special event facility that would have allowed up to 16 gatherings a year and as many as 850 guests per event.
County planning staff recommended a General Plan Amendment and rezone for a 4.21-acre Walnut Avenue parcel, a step that could allow future commercial or industrial use if supervisors later approve it.
The City Council is set to weigh a grant application for the Live Oak System Preservation Project and a separate $141,547.59 road rehabilitation agreement that would use an existing Sutter County contract.
Supervisors are set to consider a Citibot lease agreement that would add chatbot and automated phone services to the Clerk-Recorder’s website and phone system, along with a related budget adjustment.
The April 15 agenda asks council to sort parcels for possible sale, lease, retention or further study, including land tied to parks, utilities and public facilities.
The council is set to hear a proposal May 1 that would raise many non-planning and non-parks fees and then tie future increases to inflation.
