Brad Rasmussen

Emergency proclamations — road failure, tree mortality, sewer spills, Lucas Fire

Emergency contracting authority on Socrates Mine Road allows faster — but costlier — repairs.

Mobilehome Park Rent Stabilization Update

Roughly $60 per month in additional rent per household.

Tyler Technologies financial software purchase

Up to $141,575 in annual service plus $423,108 in implementation — roughly $565,000 total.

Department Head Evaluation Process

Roughly $12,390 for the first year if adopted — deferred for now.

CAO Governance Authority

Unknown cost for any facilitation contract; supervisors balked at adding expenses after postponing an $8,000 item.

Quagga Mussel Prevention Program fees

Fee increases would hit boaters and lake users directly; the amount wasn't specified in the agenda.

Code enforcement fines on vacant lots (Ordinance 3112)

Connection fees of roughly $12,000 each for water and sewer keep small lots undevelopable.

Cross-connection control ordinances

Water customers may see compliance costs passed through; specifics not stated.

County Energy Policy Direction

A programmatic EIR could cost $2-3 million or more and would require state or federal funding; new cost-recovery fees aim to offset staff time.

Workday ERP implementation extension

Adds $175,000 to the implementation bill.

WorkDay ERP Implementation

Employees could face bank overdraft fees if direct deposits fail; the county has at least three implementation contracts under scrutiny.

7th Cycle Housing Element

Grant eligibility could bring state housing incentive funds to the county; no local cost identified.

Commercial cannabis regulations overhaul

A new fee to cover tax collector and CDD processing of opt-out and reduced-canopy requests; permittees face permit expiration after two years of non-cultivation.

Behavioral Health general fund loan repayment

The county forgoes an estimated $390,000 in potential interest over the loan term, per Supervisor Sabatier.

Commissioner Training and Meeting Practices

No direct cost — this is a policy rewrite, though staff time is involved.

Courthouse Building Renaming

Renaming costs weren't detailed, but signage and administrative changes will follow.

Assessment appeals docket

Appeal outcomes can reduce or adjust property tax valuations, affecting county revenue.

County Road Commissioner Appointment

About $70-75/hour less than the competing bid; total spend likely under $100,000.

Lake Coco Farms commercial cannabis cultivation permit

Not specified in the available documents.

South Lake County Fire Permit Fee Waiver Request

~$27,000 in county fee revenue at stake.

Consent agenda items 5.3, 5.4, 5.5, 5.8, 5.9

7.4 — Lower Lake Cemetery District appointment

5.11 — Clover Creek Diversion Channel contract

7.3 — RCRC and affiliated board appointments

7.2 — South Lake Fire permit fee waiver

6.2 — Road Commissioner appointment (NCE)

5.1 — Crestwood Behavioral Health contract (reduced)

5.2 — CFMG jail medical fourth amendment

5.6 — Cal-OAR contract amendment

5.7 — Redwood Toxicology contract

5.10 — Special Districts front counter closures

6.3 — Kelseyville Waterworks cross-connection ordinance

6.4 — Countywide cross-connection ordinance

Adopt Resolution Authorizing the Submittal of a Grant Application, Acceptance of the Allocation of Funds and Execution of the Grant Agreement with the California Department of Transportation, for the Airport Improvement Program (AIP)…

Approve Change Order #1 to Terracon for the Live Oak Drive Water Main Replacement Project in the amount of $6,245 and close out the grant and project and authorize the Chair to sign

Consent Agenda — Approve Minutes from May 14 and June 11, 2026 Meetings

Adoption of Mitigated Negative Declaration — Kugelman Commercial Shop (PL-25-271)

Major Use Permit PL-25-271 — Kugelman Commercial Shop, Lower Lake

Approve Minutes from May 14, 2026, Planning Commission Meeting

Approve Minutes from June 11, 2026, Planning Commission Meeting

Proposition 64 Public Health & Safety Grant Program Funding (Cohort 4) — Item 5.17

Joining Save Lake Pillsbury Coalition letter to the National Energy Dominance Council (Item 7.2a)

Concerned the coalition letter lacked letterhead and proper signatory recognition.

Amendment No. 3 to Resolution 2025-74 — Behavioral Health $2 million General Fund loan repayment (Item 7.4)

approved Amended Clear Lake Watershed and Chi Memorandum of Understanding Co-Management Agreement, adding Koi Nation of Northern California as amended, updating the signature page and authorized the C

approved Amended Clear Lake Watershed and Chi Memorandum of Understanding Co-Management Agreement, adding Koi Nation of Northern California as amended, updating the signature page and authorized the W

approved Letter of Commitment for the "Habematolel Pomo of Upper Lake's Grant Application for a Community Resilience Center Program Round 2 Implementation Grant Application and authorized the chair to

appointed Susan Parker as Interim Community Development Director effective immediately

approved consent agenda items 5.1 through 5.4 with the exception of item 5.4 which was pulled for further discussion

Approved the Letter Requesting Governor Newsom Veto AB 2494 and Authorized the Chair to Sign

terminated Community Development Director Mireya Turner effective immediately

Consent Agenda Items 5.1-5.3 (CDFA Agreements)

Letter Requesting Governor Newsom Veto AB 2494 (Item 5.4)

Lindsey Program Management Software Contract Amendment (LCHC)

Amended Clear Lake Watershed Co-Management Agreement Adding Koi Nation

Letter of Commitment for Habematolel Pomo of Upper Lake Grant Application

Termination of Community Development Director Mireya Turner

Appointment of Susan Parker as Interim Community Development Director

offered the resolution as amended

Appointment of Vice-Chair Pyska as Second Member of LACOSAN Board (6.3)

offered the resolution as amended

offered the resolution as amended

appointed Vice-Chair Pyska as second member of the Lake County Sanitation District Board of Directors

approved consent agenda items 5.1 through 5.12

approved the Findings of Fact and Decision and authorized the Chair to Sign

moved to grant the appeal in part with the amendments to Major Use Permit (PL-25-71) (Exhibit E) as stated in the Findings of Fact and Decision

Approval of Findings of Fact and Decision in Appeal of 1833 DS LLC (PL 26-359)

Grant of Appeal in Part with Amendments to Major Use Permit PL-25-71 (6.8)

Mobilehome Park Rent Increase Moratorium Ordinance

add the extra item 4.1 to the agenda

Add extra agenda item 4.1 — Interim Public Health Officer appointment

approved the proposed Opioid Settlement Fund planning categories, with flexibility, for future budgeting and reporting

approved to appoint two supervisors to serve as advisors to the board

approved to add the Lake County Animal Control Advisory Board to the official list of Board of Supervisors committee assignments

approved Amendment No. 1 between the County of Lake and Lake County Resource Conservation District (LCRCD) for Tree Mortality Services and authorize the Chair to sign

approved Consent Agenda items 5.1 through 5.9, with the exception of 5.1 which was pulled for further discussion

moved to accept the current reconciliation and restoration framework

offered the Ordinance as amended

directed the Animal Control Director or their designee to attend board meetings

approved Agreement Between County of Lake – Lake County Behavioral Health Services as Lead Agency for the Lake County Continuum of Care and Redwood Community Services for Fiscal Years 2026/27, 2027/28

Amendment No. 1 with Lake County RCD for Tree Mortality Services

Consent Agenda items 5.2 through 5.9

Opioid Settlement Funds reconciliation and restoration framework

Opioid Settlement Fund planning categories and governance

Adoption of commercial cannabis ordinance (Ordinance No. 3163)

Animal Control Advisory Board committee assignments

Continuum of Care agreement with Redwood Community Services (FY 2026/27–2028/29)

offered the resolution

advanced the second reading of the ordinance as amended to the July 28, 2026 Board of Supervisors Meeting at 1pm for consideration and possible adoption

approved Donation from Calpine Corporation for America 250 Drone Show

approved consent agenda items 5.1 through 5.16 with the exceptions of items 5.10 and 5.16 which were pulled for further discussion