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Votes at a glance: Madera County Board actions on July 1
Summary
Summary of formal actions taken by the Madera County Board of Supervisors on July 1, 2025, including consent calendar approval, CDBG closeout, fire-hazard designation, boating ordinance introduction and fleet services direction.
The Madera County Board of Supervisors took multiple formal actions on July 1. Key outcomes recorded by the clerk and staff:
- Consent calendar: Approved 4-0. Two consent items (5d and 5g) were pulled for discussion and considered; the clerk recorded a 4-0 roll-call approval.
- CDBG-CV2 rapid rehousing grant closeout (agenda item 7a): Approved 4-0. Motion to approve staff recommendation to close out grant number cited in staff report and authorize submittal to the California Department of Housing and Community Development. Clerk recorded yes votes from Supervisor Wam Hahn, Supervisor Rogers, Supervisor McCauley and Chair Gonzales.
- Very high fire hazard severity zone designation (agenda item 6c): Adopted ordinance 4-0. County planning staff said the designation uses state fire-marshal maps and is intended to help affected communities qualify for insurance and grant programs.
- Boating ordinance update (agenda item 6e): Board waived first reading and set second reading for July 8, 2025 (vote 4-0). Staff described multiple changes — universal kill switches, PWC 100-foot setback, seasonal low-speed windows for paddleboards, 14-day mooring limit, updated pollution fines — and county counsel noted a typographical correction that staff will make before final adoption.
- Fleet services update and direction (agenda item 6d): Board provided direction to staff to review and revise fleet replacement/rate methodology, evaluate managed fleet-service providers, and return with a recommended agreement and implementation plan. The transcript records a motion to approve staff recommendations and staff confirmation that the board had direction to proceed; no formal roll-call tally was recorded in the transcript for provider selection.
No reportable actions resulted from the closed session the board held earlier in the meeting, county counsel said.
