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Board approves most CSA dirt‑road rate increases; Landers (R‑15) deferred after abstention and a no vote
Summary
After a detailed public hearing about washed‑out roads and emergency access in Landers, Flamingo Heights and other zones, the board approved the proposed updates to several county service area (CSA) dirt‑road charges but did not move forward on Zone R‑15 because of an abstention and a no vote; staff will renotice or bring R‑15 back at a later date.
San Bernardino County supervisors on March 24 approved updated annual per‑parcel charges for multiple county service area (CSA) dirt‑road zones intended to restore routine grading and sustain maintenance that longstanding fixed fees no longer cover.
Public Works Director Noel Castillo explained the road zones date from 1984–1991; many of the per‑parcel charges (historically $15–$35) have not been inflation‑adjusted since formation and no longer fund routine grading for roughly 430 miles of dirt roads in the Landers area. Castillo recommended updated per‑parcel charges and an…
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