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Siski County flood control district extends emergency, appoints negotiator for Mount Shasta Resort

5677720 · August 12, 2025
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Summary

Meeting as the Flood Control and Water Conservation District, the Siski County board extended an existing emergency declaration and approved appointing a new negotiator to conduct talks over the Mount Shasta Resort on West Bar Road, the board recorded votes show.

The Siski County Board of Supervisors, convening as the Flood Control and Water Conservation District, voted to extend an existing emergency declaration and approved a new negotiator for negotiations involving the Mount Shasta Resort property on West Bar Road.

The action to extend the emergency was moved and seconded during the district session; directors present voted in favor. The board then considered a request from Adam Phil, described in the meeting transcript as "director of dental services administrator for flood," who asked for support in selecting a new negotiator for Mount Shasta Resort, which sits on Flood Control property. The board voted to appoint the named negotiator.

The votes were recorded aloud during the meeting: Director Valenzuela, Director Howe, Director Harris, Director Kobseth and Director Okrand (as spoken on the record) registered aye votes on the emergency extension. On the negotiator appointment the meeting record shows affirmative votes recorded for the directors present after a motion and second.

Discussion on these items in the district session was brief. No additional conditions, timelines, or negotiated authority for the new negotiator were stated on the record during the portions of the transcript covering the district session. The board reconvened the regular supervisors meeting after completing the Flood Control and Water Conservation District business.