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Votes at a glance: consent, budget items, land purchase MOU, appointment and closed-session authority
Summary
Summary of formal board actions taken June 10: consent agenda passed with one abstention; a Measure K-related budget adjustment and several other items passed; the CAO's recommended interim budget was approved 3–2; a land-purchase resolution passed with one opposed; an appointment to the South Yuba Transportation Improvement Authority passed unanimously; counsel reported closed-session authority granted.
Key formal actions taken by the Yuba County Board of Supervisors on June 10, 2025:
1) Consent agenda — Motion to approve the consent agenda carried with one abstention (abstention disclosed by a supervisor who said the item directly related to their other employment). (See meeting minutes; no public comment.)
2) Budget adjustment (agenda item 2 14 20 25) — Staff requested a budget adjustment increasing discretionary revenue by $496 tied to Measure K-related sales-tax consultant services; the HDL audit work found misallocated funds producing a net gain to Measure K of $1,486. The board approved the adjustment unanimously via roll call.
3) Recommended FY 2025–26 interim spending plan (agenda item presented by the CAO) — The board moved and seconded to accept the CAO-recommended budget as the interim spending plan (motion text presented by staff). Roll-call results: Vasquez — yes; House — no; Feuer — no; Bradford — yes; Messick — yes. Motion approved (3–2).
4) Resolution and MOU to purchase APN 014270109 (Administrative Services) — Staff presented an updated resolution and a memorandum of understanding with the public utility district for a joint purchase: the utility to buy 23.16 acres for $1,906,173 and the county to buy 6 acres for $493,827; funds to come from the drainage fund. The resolution passed with one opposed.
5) Appointment to South Yuba Transportation Improvement Authority (SYTIA/CITIA) — Board appointed Supervisor John Masic as director and Supervisor Andy Vasquez as alternate to the JPA; motion passed unanimously.
6) Closed session reporting — County counsel reported authority was granted to defend the county and refer the matter to law firm Porter Scott; the meeting then adjourned.
Notes: Motion movers and seconders were not consistently identified by name in the transcript for all items; vote tallies and roll-call responses are recorded where provided in the public record of the meeting.
