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Board appoints four directors to Napa County Resource Conservation District; terms run through 2028
Summary
The Napa County Board of Supervisors appointed four directors to the Napa County Resource Conservation District on April 8, accepting the district's recommendation and avoiding a special election. The appointees will serve terms expiring Nov. 27, 2028.
The Napa County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously April 8 to appoint four directors to the Napa County Resource Conservation District (RCD), agreeing to the RCD’s recommendation and foregoing a special election.
Clerk staff told the board the RCD opened recruitment for the expiring terms and received seven applications. The RCD recommended reappointment of two incumbents and appointment of two new directors; the clerk’s office presented the recommendation as reappointing Karen Bauer Tregennis and Paul Asmith and appointing Jennifer Putnam and Lisonbee Day to terms that expire Nov. 27, 2028.
Nut graf: The appointments follow the RCD’s internal review and are administrative in nature; the board’s action fills the district’s board seats without an election, as authorized under state rules for special-district appointments when procedures allow.
Board action: Supervisor Ramos moved to appoint the four recommended candidates; Supervisor Gallagher seconded. The motion passed unanimously. Supervisor Gallagher thanked all applicants and acknowledged departing incumbents for their years of service.
Ending: The new and reappointed directors will serve through Nov. 27, 2028; the board did not discuss programmatic changes to the RCD at the meeting.
