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Votes and settlements: consent calendar, parking ordinance action and two closed-session settlements

Sonoma County Board of Supervisors · October 7, 2025
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Summary

At the Oct. 7 meeting the Board approved the consent calendar (items 7–30), advanced parking ordinance action A, and in closed session approved two workers' compensation settlements: $168,455 (Byron Clark) and $255,000 (Michael Yoder), each less permanent disability advances.

A brief roundup of formal board actions and reported settlements from the Oct. 7 Sonoma County Board of Supervisors meeting.

Consent calendar: The board approved the consent calendar items 7 through 30. During roll call the chair recorded a "No on 22" and "Yes on all other items;" the clerk confirmed the motion carried.

Parking ordinance: The board approved staff recommendation A for the countywide parking ordinance update (consolidating rules into Chapter 18), with the clerk noting that resolutions C and D would be adopted after the ordinance takes effect. Action A carried by voice vote.

Closed-session settlements: When the board returned from closed session the clerk reported two workers' compensation settlements approved by a 5–0 vote: the Byron Clark matter was settled by stipulation/request for award for $168,455 less permanent disability advances; Michael Yoder was resolved by compromise and release for $255,000 less permanent disability advances. The board directed Human Resources and legal staff to execute documents necessary to effectuate the settlements.

Board direction and notes: The clerk reported no other reportable action on certain personnel evaluations and anticipated litigation items; the board provided direction to staff in those matters but did not disclose details publicly.