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Votes at a glance: May 20 Mount Shasta City Council actions

3526853 · May 27, 2025
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Summary

Summary of motions and outcomes recorded at the May 20 council meeting, including consent agenda approval, gas-tax fund combination, stormwater contract award, first reading of fire-severity ordinance, and direction on downtown snow fees.

The Mount Shasta City Council recorded the following actions on May 20.

1) Consent agenda approved (items A–D): The council voted to approve minutes, disbursements and payroll, the monthly investment report, and ceding lead-agency authority to Spring Hill Mine. Motion to approve the consent agenda by title only was moved, seconded and carried by voice vote.

2) Combination of gas-tax funds: Council approved combining specified gas-tax funds as recommended by staff. Motion was moved and approved by voice vote.

3) Stormwater drainage project contract award: Council approved a contract with Progression Engineering for planning and design of multiple stormwater drainage projects at a cost of $1,244,269; approval was contingent on funding from the California State Water Resources Control Board grant.

4) First reading — very high fire hazard severity zones ordinance: Council approved the first reading of an ordinance amending Mount Shasta Municipal Code chapter 7.60 to adopt CAL FIRE/State Fire Marshal updated maps and related provisions; one councilmember recused from this item.

5) Downtown snow-removal fee direction: Council gave staff direction to draft an ordinance implementing an actual-cost recovery approach for downtown snow removal with a suggested cap of $0.20 per square foot and return for two readings with billing and implementation details.

Motions were made, seconded and passed by voice vote on each item as noted in the transcript. Staff will return with ordinance language for items requiring two readings and with contract execution paperwork where funding is confirmed.