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Votes at a glance: October 7 Contra Costa Board meeting
Summary
Summary of formal votes recorded during the Board of Supervisors' Oct. 7 meeting, including consent calendar approval, election of 2026 officers, fees and personnel actions.
The Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors recorded several formal actions and unanimous votes at its Oct. 7 meeting. Key outcomes:
- Consent calendar (C1through C168): Approved by roll call. Clerk corrected funding source notation on item C105 (changed to 100% opioid settlement funds) and staff noted item C129 was pulled and will return Oct. 21 with amended attachments.
- D1 (Officers of the Board for 2026): The board elected Supervisor Diane Burgess as chair and Supervisor Ken Carlson as vice chair for 2026. The motion passed unanimously.
- D2 (Small water system program fees and LPA delegation): The board adopted revised fees for non-public small water systems and directed staff to terminate the county's Local Primacy Agency delegation agreement with the State Water Resources Control Board, effective after the current permit year (Feb. 2026). Vote unanimous.
- D3 (Buchanan Field and Byron Airports rates and charges): Adopted new hangar wait-list and gate-card fees; vote unanimous.
- D4 (Capital Facilities supervising classification): Board adopted county-proposed revisions to the supervising capital facilities project manager classification (authorizing alternate credentials and experience substitutions) following impasse with Local 21; vote unanimous.
- D5 (2025 California building code): Board accepted staff report and directed staff to prepare an ordinance to adopt the 2025 California building code with local amendments; process to include consent introduction Oct. 21 and a public hearing Nov. 4.
- D6 (Comprehensive Zoning Code update): Board accepted staff report on outreach and code reorganization and provided direction to continue drafting the zoning update.
- D7 (Noise regulations): Board unanimously directed staff to prepare draft noise regulations focused on outdoor amplified sound and construction hours and to return with a draft for Planning Commission review and public comment.
All recorded roll-call votes on the Oct. 7 meeting were unanimous where noted.
