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Votes at a glance: Key actions by the Napa County Board of Supervisors on June 3, 2025

3666433 · June 3, 2025
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Summary

A compact roundup of the formal motions and votes recorded at the Napa County Board of Supervisors meeting on June 3, 2025, including actions on concessions, assessments, capital projects and appointments.

Below are the distinct formal votes recorded on June 3, 2025. Each entry lists the motion text, mover/second (if recorded), outcome and the board action recorded in the transcript.

1) Proclamations — Bridal Month and Elder Abuse Awareness Month Motion: Approve proclamations recognizing June 2025 as Elder Abuse Awareness Month and LGBTQ+ Bridal Month. Mover/Second: Motion by Supervisor Ramos; second by Supervisor Alessio. Outcome: Approved unanimously (Aye recorded); motion carries.

2) Groundwater Sustainability Agency (GSA) consultant contract continuation (Item 5b) Motion: Approve continuation/contract for GSA consulting resources (multi‑year continuation noted in staff report). Mover/Second: Motion by Supervisor Manfry; second by Supervisor Gallagher. Outcome: Approved unanimously; motion carries.

3) CSA 4 (farmworker centers) assessment for FY 2025–26 (Item 12a) Motion: Adopt resolution levying the CSA 4 farmworker center assessment at $14 per planted acre for fiscal year 2025–26. Mover/Second: Motion by Supervisor Alessio; second by Supervisor Manfry. Outcome: Approved unanimously; motion carries.

4) ENA amendment — Tim Napa LLC / Margaritaville (Item 11b) Motion: Approve and authorize Amendment No. 1 to ENA Agreement No. 8671B with Tim Napa LLC (five‑month extension of ENA). Mover/Second: Motion by Supervisor Ramos; second by Supervisor Alessio. Outcome: Approved unanimously; motion carries.

5) Reentry facility / Behavioral Health funding and CIP creation (Item 11c) Motion A: Close out facility acquisition and approve budget amendments to accept $8,200,000 from the Community Corrections Partnership and related accounting transfers (corrected fiscal figures recorded in meeting). Mover/Second: Motion by Supervisor Ramos; second by Supervisor Alessio. Outcome: Approved unanimously; motion carries.

Motion B: Establish CIP Project 25050 (HHSA Behavioral Health Treatment Center) and approve related budget amendments and an initial $300,000 engineering appropriation. Mover/Second: Motion by Supervisor Ramos; second by Supervisor Alessio. Outcome: Approved unanimously; motion carries.

6) Airport Advisory Commission appointment (Item 11a) Motion: Appoint Robert DeYoung to the Napa County Airport Advisory Commission (term to commence immediately and expire 09/17/2025). Mover/Second: Motion by Supervisor Alessio; second by Supervisor Manfry. Outcome: Approved unanimously; motion carries.

7) Wine Grape Pest & Disease Control District assessment (Item 13a) Motion: Adopt resolution authorizing levying of the pest‑district assessment for FY 2025–26 (engineer’s report recommended $11.50 per planted acre; staff presented background information and opened the public hearing). Mover/Second: Motion by Supervisor Gallagher; second by Supervisor Ramos. Outcome: Approved unanimously; motion carries.

8) Amendment to county parking code (intent to adopt ordinance) (Item 13b) Motion: Approve intent to adopt an ordinance amending Napa County Code Section 10.12 (county parking lots), including an exception authority for EV stalls and broadened enforcement authority for certain county departments. Mover/Second: Motion by Supervisor Ramos; second by Supervisor Alessio. Outcome: Approved unanimously; motion carries.

Notes: multiple other consent items and consent calendars were approved by voice vote (motions recorded as carrying unanimously). Several informational presentations were received (Lake Berryessa resorts and mussel program, facilities master plan) without separate board votes beyond direction to staff.