GPAC endorses LAPAC planning-area recommendations that had consensus, defers contested items
GPAC agreed by consensus to support LAPAC planning-area boundary changes that had local agreement (Lakeport, Jerusalem Grade, Seigler Springs and related edits) and deferred contested items to be resolved or forwarded to the Board of Supervisors.
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PlaceWorks and county staff presented a series of LAPAC-recommended adjustments to planning-area boundaries across Lake County — including Lakeport/Scotts Valley (Blue Lakes area), Jerusalem Grade (Lower Lake), Middletown/Cobb Mountain edits, and a Lucerne transfer to Upper Lake Neese — and asked GPAC whether it wanted to recommend positions on items where LAPACs disagreed.
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