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Supervisors remand Castello di Amorosa winery permit to planning commission after water-use discrepancies
Summary
The board voted unanimously to remand an appeal to the planning commission so staff and the commission can review an updated Water Availability Analysis and related groundwater and wastewater data after the discovery of discrepancies between reported and actual well use.
The Napa County Board of Supervisors on June 24 voted unanimously to remand an appeal relating to the Castello di Amorosa winery use‑permit modification back to the Planning Commission for an advisory report. The move follows staff identification of discrepancies between the winery’s Water Availability Analysis (WAA) and reported groundwater use.
The Planning Commission had approved a major modification on April 2 that would recognize additional hospitality areas, parking and a new well. After staff requested historic water‑use records, county…
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