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Votes at a glance: minutes, consent, LAMP adoption, traffic advisory and inclusionary housing direction
Summary
The Board handled several votes on Aug. 13: minutes and consent calendar passed; the board adopted the OWTS/LAMP amendments and a traffic advisory committee item; the board directed staff to return in winter with an inclusionary‑housing implementation packet.
The San Diego County Board of Supervisors took the following formal actions during its Aug. 13 meeting.
Votes at a glance
- Approval of minutes (Board of Supervisors Land Use meeting 07/17/2024 and Flood Control District meeting 07/17/2024): Motion passed unanimously; all supervisors present voted aye.
- Consent calendar (items 1–8 and FL 01): Motion to approve passed unanimously; includes item 8 (broadband permitting reforms and pilot liaison) with the 45‑day clarification noted on the record.
- Item 9: Adopted amendments to the County's local agency management program (LAMP) for on‑site wastewater treatment systems and changes to Chapter 3, Division 8 of Title 6 of the San Diego County Code; board found CEQA exemption and approved implementation. Vote: unanimous (all supervisors present voted yes). Motion mover recorded as Supervisor Jim Desmond.
- Item 10: Traffic Advisory Committee recommendations and related CEQA exceptions were approved. Vote: unanimous.
- Item 11: Inclusionary Housing Ordinance. The board did not adopt an ordinance but voted unanimously to direct staff to return in the winter with a comprehensive implementation packet that integrates the inclusionary options with the VMT mitigation program, development feasibility analysis and other housing work. Motion to return with an implementation packet was moved by Chairwoman Cheryl Vargas and seconded by Supervisor Joel Anderson and passed unanimously.
Details and vote records appear in the official meeting minutes and associated board letters. Where motions did not record specific named seconders in the spoken transcript, the board clerk recorded the formal vote in the meeting record.
