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Yamhill County approves $3.7M CAFA grant application, lease extension and multiple health agreements
Summary
The board unanimously approved submission of a $3,696,649 CAFA grant application, a long-term lease extension for a Rogers Landing property, agreements with OHSU and OHA funding amendments, and a letter supporting Newberg's water project.
At its April 10 session the Yamhill County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously to approve several administrative items, including the submission of a $3,696,649 CAFA (Assessment Function Funding Assistance) grant application, an extension of a lease for a portion of the Rogers Landing ARC property, and multiple health and education agreements.
The board approved the submission of a 2025'26 CAFA grant application in the amount of $3,696,649. The motion to submit the application passed by unanimous voice vote.
The board also approved Amendment No. 1 to the lease between Yamhill County and the Gary T. Baker Revocable Trust (successor in interest to Hard Rock Enterprises LLP), extending the lease term for a portion of the Rogers Landing ARC property through June 30, 2050, with an option to review for an additional 25 years. The transcript record includes an unclear reference to rent for the initial extended term; the precise rent amount was not specified in the meeting record.
Health and education agreements approved by the commissioners included agreement 25-0038 between Yamhill County Health and Human Services and Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) for placement of students in clinical internships, effective for five years upon full execution. The board also approved agreement 1029202 (a replacement to board order 19-307) adding $30,312 of funding for the Cocoon program (services for children with special medical needs up to age 21), retroactive to Oct. 1, 2024, through Sept. 30, 2029.
The commissioners approved Amendment No. 9 to agreement 026028 between Yamhill County Health and Human Services and the Oregon Health Authority to add $17,161.15 for housing-related needs for the aid-and-assist population, retroactive to Jan. 1, 2025, through June 30, 2025.
Separately, the board approved a letter of support for the city of Newberg's application seeking capital project funds for the Newberg Water Treatment Plant Ponds project; the resubmission adds Commissioner King to the list of signatories. A consent-agenda item to declare surplus property also passed.
All motions on the listed items passed by unanimous voice vote. No member offered substantive discussion during these agenda items, and no dissenting votes were recorded.
