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Upper Lake committee reports Army Corps response on dangerous public property; asks county follow-up
Summary
A representative of the Upper Lake Community Services District Formation Committee told supervisors the Army Corps of Engineers responded positively to an earlier letter about dangerous public property, inverse condemnation and "CEASA" liability, and asked the county to respond similarly.
Julia Carrera, representing the Upper Lake Community Services District Formation Committee, told the Lake County Board of Supervisors during public input that the committee had recently notified multiple agencies about dangerous conditions of public property and possible inverse-condemnation liability labeled in the remarks as "CEASA liability."
Carrera said that the same day the committee sent the letter — which was copied to 24 agencies — it received "immediately a positive response from the Army Corps of Engineers." She said the committee hopes for a similar positive response from the county.
Carrera did not specify next steps or request a particular county action during her remarks beyond seeking county engagement. No formal direction or staff report was recorded in the public input period; Carrera framed her remarks as an update and a request for county attention to the issue.
