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Supervisor Jones pulled item 12A to highlight that Child Support Awareness Month emphasizes the role of child support programs in supporting children and families. Jones said the department helps establish paternity, set and enforce child support orders, collect and distribute payments, and ensure compliance with court orders. Jones also noted that the county’s Child Support Services has been ranked number one in California for multiple years; Jones said, \"I think is this the fourth or fifth? Sixth year,\" reflecting uncertainty about the exact count.

Supervisor Dimitay said he would attend the department’s event on Aug. 6 to read the proclamation at a client‑focused celebration. No public comment was offered on the item. Supervisor Jones moved approval of the proclamation and Supervisor Gustafson seconded; the board voted in favor.

The proclamation is largely ceremonial: it recognizes the month for outreach and highlights the department’s services and achievements. The board did not authorize any new funding or policy change during the vote.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Board of Supervisors Meeting - 07/22/2025 (Part-1)","oneSentenceSummary","The board approved a proclamation recognizing August as Child Support Awareness Month, noting Placer County Child Support Services' statewide ranking and the services it provides to establish paternity, set and enforce orders, and distribute payments.","taxTitle","Placer County, California","taxId",3666,"location","headline","shortSummary",{"_33":75,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":76,"_41":77,"_43":78,"_45":79,"_47":80,"_49":81,"_51":82,"_53":83,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":84,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":85,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":56,"_73":56},6589850,"Residents say unpermitted slab, tree removal and creek work threaten Canyon Creek; county staff says it will investigate",966,1974000,2940000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5460188-f4f4f7e760cef87bef305c5ffaf2a04d&start=1974&end=2940","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5460188-f4f4f7e760cef87bef305c5ffaf2a04d/thumbnail_1974000.jpg","/articles/6589850/Placer-County/California/Residents-say-unpermitted-slab-tree-removal-and-creek-work-threaten-Canyon-Creek-county-staff-says-it-will-investigate","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6589850-336426b8eca173835caba4b0e1a247b7/orig.mp4?Expires=1771137027&Signature=ELBr3wk0b-FPDtChNVDvxTkdOTvJZ5L8EitOIZ1o0~uz9Mxi1hWWugJcdCzW64IokOe8QejbZRzwl5672jKR~flHQSbkvdg8WXD~Ag8DjlVeXD12xkgthps3BLLfOO7PsYQ-0yo9SKTAd1ZTXllzUFISwzpleSqg7ZXGyYqMRRBCxkt3VMbchNGtyjWQx6eP6aPIXWuidD97O1O0MeLwkzfrLBPtgED4IMwvGCctQH4qluDoJScf0ZV8Bdz8WUPF92hp3joXN04m9szmf6qg2~CNCgUuUvNn33-kNdUB1VU7kduwPe5OnHwaQbPhwkjlBN7w0PUtLUK4bUNLwl~r-w__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Several residents of the Canyon Drive area in Auburn told the Placer County Board of Supervisors on July 22 that a large, unpermitted concrete slab and other recent work along Canyon Creek are harming the creek bank, increasing flood and fire risk, and may involve illegal construction.

Antoinette Fabella said neighbors have contacted county code enforcement, the Placer land trust and other agencies, and that a planning meeting was delayed when notices were sent to the wrong residents. Tom Fosanna, who said he has lived on the street for almost 40 years, said a roughly 1,200‑square‑foot concrete slab—about three feet thick—was poured last fall at or near the top of the eastern bank where several tributaries converge. He said large trees (about 3.5 feet in diameter) were recently removed and that a variance has been requested to reduce a required 50‑foot creek setback to roughly eight feet from the creek’s centerline.

Andrew Wald said the owners clear‑cut the side of the creek facing neighbors, that footings for a fence were poured into the creek bed, and that there are safety concerns including stored propane tanks, machinery and chemicals potentially entering the water. Several speakers said they planned to appeal any zoning administrator decisions; the Park (P A R C) and Placer land trust provided opposition letters, several residents said.

After public comments, Supervisor Gustafson told the board that county staff and enforcement staff are working to investigate the reported issues and respond to the public. No formal board action was taken at the meeting beyond staff follow‑up.

Neighbors asked the board and staff to ensure proper permitting, to verify that erosion and flood risks have been assessed, and to clarify how the county will enforce setbacks and protect creek banks in the face of variance requests. Staff indicated an investigation is underway; no enforcement outcome was recorded in the meeting transcript.","Multiple Auburn‑area residents told the Board of Supervisors that a 1,200‑square‑foot concrete slab and other work were installed along Canyon Creek without permits, that trees were cut and footings were poured into the creek bed, and that a variance request would reduce setback requirements. County staff said enforcement staff are investigating.",{"_33":87,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":88,"_41":89,"_43":90,"_45":91,"_47":92,"_49":93,"_51":94,"_53":95,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":96,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":97,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":56,"_73":56},6589855,"Placer County approves contract to create countywide data and analytics strategy",386,1540000,1926000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5460188-f4f4f7e760cef87bef305c5ffaf2a04d&start=1540&end=1926","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5460188-f4f4f7e760cef87bef305c5ffaf2a04d/thumbnail_1540000.jpg","/articles/6589855/Placer-County/California/Placer-County-approves-contract-to-create-countywide-data-and-analytics-strategy","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6589855-885d667353bd1b0757933bba1d0f639d/orig.mp4?Expires=1771137027&Signature=OjZXFErhawl~HDYRejGUGwUD2Lmq92ul1-UlvomeXs5u2-nWK4YzOTHKLQlwQ7ikr3QXiCyb6e9gm-Sg66Md0sU9oqk9KLg6R~~mIh1EKgNMUZU7dMm1JG2VA9LSKojIFxMA~aISdUyXow5wuSxzPn14un54G8OJK8iVVgnT5mp7A3ABr-KzXXUqu9kIl43qat2UTsE-2ksyPsw2kDS1Jsd0fxHQI-hsrcHTMesQSF0AGdST1RYR37aRhJOZZnewUava0dkuIxDD6QSvUWfCNGsfWcOGFaEbVmAJbUXUtDis68NsRiN3s5QmPchAaK~t3k7Y7lP1pQRcSXwaiWTTQg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Placer County supervisors on July 22 approved a contract with Invotech Research Group to develop a countywide data and analytics strategy, a four‑month engagement intended to define use cases, business requirements and a data governance framework.

The vote followed public comment raising questions about which county datasets would be included, whether mapped infrastructure would be exposed, and whether results would be publicly accessible. Gary Mapa, a longtime county resident, urged the board to clarify whether the work would cover building permits, septic and well activity, code enforcement and other public‑safety datasets and whether the resulting tools and data would be available to the public.

The county’s chief information officer said the contract is the first step in a multi‑step process: Invotech will develop requirements and use cases, then the county will assess whether to proceed to a development phase that would create data governance processes and choose tools. The CIO said the engagement is expected to last about four months, with a target start in January or February, and that the strategy would be shared with county department heads and the board and brought forward for public feedback before further work.

Supervisors asked whether outputs would be publicly viewable. The CIO said that public access will depend on the requirements and on determining what is confidential; determining confidentiality and what can be shared would be part of the data governance work. The CIO also said the planned work would focus on aggregated reporting (data warehouse, dashboards, charts) rather than extracting specific, individual data elements from systems of record.

After the presentation and public comment, Supervisor Jones moved approval of the contract; Supervisor Gore seconded. The motion passed with board members voting in favor.

The county posted the consultant agreement and supporting outreach/process documents online, the CIO said; the board did not set final policies about public access or specific datasets at the meeting. The contract funds the consultant engagement to define the strategy; subsequent development and any procurement of tools or services would require further approvals and could include additional public review.","The Board of Supervisors approved a four‑month contract with Invotech Research Group to develop a county data strategy, following public questions about which datasets will be included, public access, and infrastructure mapping. Staff said the engagement is the first step and that the strategy will be brought back for public review.","actionData","errors"]

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