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Votes at a glance: Lake County supervisors approve advisory appointments, contracts, grant and system transition
Summary
At the Feb. 11 meeting the Board of Supervisors approved a slate of advisory board appointments, construction and engineering contracts, a health grant resolution, and a short closure for Community Development to migrate to a new permitting system.
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Lake County supervisors on Feb. 11 approved multiple routine and project-related items: advisory board appointments, planning commissioner nominations, contracts for engineering and construction management, a public-health grant agreement and a short temporary closure of the Community Development counter to complete an electronic permitting transition.
Key approved items
- Advisory and special-board appointments: Beverly Hill was reappointed to the Animal Control Advisory Board; Mark Lipps was appointed to the Big Valley Advisory Council; Christina Wilson was appointed as an alternate to the Emergency Medical Care Committee; and Paul Loewenrath was appointed to the Kelseyville Cemetery District. Motions carried unanimously.
- Planning commissioners: Monica Rosenthal was appointed to the District 1 Planning Commission and Miley Field was appointed to the District 4 Planning Commission; both appointments passed without recorded opposition.
- Community Development transition: The board approved closing the Community Development counter on Friday, Feb. 28, 2025, to complete a migration to the OpenGov electronic permitting system, with an anticipated go-live date of Monday, March 3, 2025. Staff said they will post signage and outreach to notify the public.
- Contracts and project services: The board approved a corrected general services agreement with EBA Engineering for civil engineering services (with references to the landfill removed) and a supplemental services agreement for the Emergency Operations Center drainage improvements in the amount of $20,635. The board also approved a construction management agreement with Vanner Construction Management, Inc. for the Sheriff Administration Facility Project in the amount of $665,753; staff said construction management falls in the lower range (about 6% of project cost) and initial construction is expected to take 14'16 months.
- Health grant: The board adopted a resolution authorizing the Health Services Director to sign a California Department of Public Health HIV/AIDS surveillance grant agreement (Grant No. 204-10824) in the amount of $47,010 for fiscal years 2025'2029. Staff corrected an earlier draft that listed an incorrect dollar amount and an outdated date before approval.
Most votes were unanimous. The board recorded motions and seconds on the record for each item and closed public comment for the items presented.

