Votes at a glance: Amador County supervisors adopt abatement orders, fee increases and budget changes

The Amador County Board of Supervisors recorded several formal actions during this session. Key outcomes included four code-enforcement abatement orders, a building-fee schedule increase, transfers of development-impact funds for parks and museum projects, amendments to county purchasing rules, adoption of the county recommended budget with a reduction to one outside grant, and short-term liability coverage for Pine Grove Cemetery trustees.

Votes and key details

• Code enforcement: The board adopted findings and recommendations from the Administrative Abatement Hearing Board for four properties and authorized staff to abate if owners do not comply within 30 days. Cases and outcomes: 16500 Carroll Way (occupied recreational vehicle and junk/debris): adopted (motion to adopt hearing board findings and recommendations); vote recorded 5–0. 26528 Cedar Avenue (occupied recreational vehicle, junk/trash and solid-waste violations): adopted; vote recorded 5–0. 14777 Immigrant…