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Votes at a glance: Mount Shasta City Council actions and outcomes
Summary
Summary of formal votes taken during the Mount Shasta City Council meeting: rescission of Golden Eagle action, consent agenda approval, Lake Street PS&E extension and related Green Dot task order, $25,000 for Kimley‑Horn Safe Streets grant work, and tabling of the downtown parking ordinance.
At its June 3 meeting the Mount Shasta City Council recorded the following formal outcomes:
Rescind Golden Eagle action — Approved A resolution described in the meeting as CCR-25-27 (the transcript records inconsistency between “27” and “17”) rescinding the council’s Jan. 25, 2021 action affirming the Planning Commission’s adoption of the mitigated negative declaration for the Golden Eagle Charter School project was moved and approved by unanimous voice vote.
Consent agenda (items A–F) — Approved The council approved routine consent items including minutes (05/27/2025), disbursements/accounts payable, payroll totals and related routine items by voice vote.
Lake Street PS&E time extension / Green Dot task order ($5,000) — Approved Council approved $5,000 to Green Dot Transportation to file a time-extension with Caltrans for PS&E (plans, specifications & estimate) work for Lake Street rehabilitation and to draft an RFP to procure PS&E services. Staff reported the STIP/PS&E allocation is $100,000 (a listed typo in materials had shown a larger amount) and the approved extension provides nine months to proceed.
Kimley‑Horn Safe Streets grant application funding ($25,000) — Approved Council approved a $25,000 payment to Kimley‑Horn to prepare a Safe Streets for All Cycle 4 grant application, including an ADA transition plan application ($200,000 request) and a potential $2,000,000 request for sidewalk infill/construction. Staff said gas-tax funds will cover the $25,000 and characterized the ADA transition plan as likely to be funded and the construction funding as competitive.
Downtown parking ordinance (Municipal Code addition 10.44.081) — Tabled Council moved to table the ordinance that would authorize a downtown parking-district permit system (permit valid 9 a.m.–6 p.m. Monday–Saturday, one-year permit with annual renewal window) and passed the motion to table. Council directed staff to return with details on fee-setting and implementation; the fee was not set at this meeting.
How this summary was compiled: all outcomes are drawn directly from the council’s motions and recorded voice votes in the meeting transcript. Where the transcript is inconsistent about an identifier (for example the rescission resolution number), the inconsistency is noted rather than resolved in this summary.
