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Votes at a glance: March 25, 2025 Napa County Board of Supervisors
Summary
Summary of formal board actions taken March 25, 2025, including proclamations, consent calendar approvals and initiation of a general plan amendment to align with the ALUC compatibility plan.
At its March 25 meeting the Napa County Board of Supervisors recorded the following formal actions.
1) Proclamation recognizing March 2025 as National Agricultural Month - Motion: Supervisor Ramos moved to approve the proclamation; Supervisor Alessio seconded. - Vote: Unanimous (5–0). Outcome: Approved. - Notes: Proclamation presented and accepted; County Agricultural Commissioner and ag organizations were invited to speak.
2) Consent calendar — Special districts - Motion: Supervisor Ramos moved approval; Supervisor Manfrie seconded. - Vote: Unanimous (5–0). Outcome: Approved. - Notes: Special districts consent items approved without pull.
3) Consent calendar — County - Motion: Supervisor Alessio moved approval of items 6a through 6aj (with item 6c dropped to be returned later); Supervisor Ramos seconded. - Vote: Unanimous (5–0). Outcome: Approved. - Notes: Item 6c pulled for later consideration; remainder approved.
4) Reappointment of Tracy Cleveland as Agricultural Commissioner and Sealer of Weights and Measures - Motion: Supervisor Ramos moved to approve the employment contract amendment to reappoint Tracy Cleveland for a four‑year term through 04/02/2029; Supervisor Alessio seconded. - Vote: Unanimous (5–0). Outcome: Approved. - Notes: Position salary and benefits unchanged; public comment in support from the winegrowers association.
5) Direction to initiate a general plan amendment for ALUC consistency - Motion: Supervisor Ramos moved; Supervisor Gallagher seconded. - Vote: Unanimous (5–0). Outcome: Approved. - Notes: Staff to draft amendments, present to Planning Commission and return to the board for action this summer; city raised compatibility concerns for planned biomass/AD projects near the airport.
Meeting procedure notes: The board also opened the record for public comment on multiple items, held a required annual report on the general plan and housing element, and received a briefing on local campaign-contribution limits and recent Levine Act changes; the chair appointed an ad hoc to work with staff on campaign-finance options.
