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Council rescinds prior Golden Eagle action; closed session also directed actions on Old Hospital and Shasta View Inn
Summary
The Mount Shasta City Council, reporting out of closed session, voted to rescind its 2021 action on the Golden Eagle Charter School environmental finding and discussed returning a cleaned former hospital parcel to its owner and seeking a restraining order and collection for unpaid TOT at the Shasta View Inn (formerly the Loge).
The Mount Shasta City Council on June 3 said it would rescind its Jan. 25, 2021 action affirming the Planning Commission’s approval of the mitigated negative declaration for the Golden Eagle Charter School project and will submit that rescission to the appellate court.
Council reported the rescission will operate as the city’s response to an appellate court remand asking that the trial court direct the city to rescind its prior action. City staff said the charter school operator has declined to pursue the project and is paying attorneys’ fees in the related litigation, and staff recommended ending the matter by rescinding the earlier council action.
The rescission was moved and…
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