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Siskiyou County supervisors report closed-session action authorizing taxes in French v. Sierra Pacific Industries

Siskiyou County Board of Supervisors · June 16, 2026
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Summary

After a closed session, the Siskiyou County Board of Supervisors considered the matter French v. Sierra Pacific Industries and approved a motion "to authorize the taxes," the clerk reported. No other reportable action was announced before the board adjourned.

The Siskiyou County Board of Supervisors received a brief report following a closed session, during which the board considered the matter "French v. Sierra Pacific Industries" and approved a motion "to authorize the taxes," the clerk reported.

"It was moved by Supervisor Harris and seconded by Supervisor Costa and carried with a unanimous vote of yes to authorize the taxes," Miss Reed said in the report on the closed session. She added that the board went into closed session at 11:42 and came out at 1:00 p.m. and that there was no other reportable action.

The motion was reported as moved by Supervisor Harris and seconded by Supervisor Costa; Miss Reed characterized the vote as unanimous in the affirmative. The board chair then asked if there was any other business and adjourned the meeting. The transcript does not include additional context about the substance of the motion beyond the clerk's phrasing "to authorize the taxes," nor does it provide a numerical roll-call tally or further details about any settlement or directive tied to the matter.

The action reported in closed session concerns the court case named in the report, "French v. Sierra Pacific Industries." Miss Reed provided the timing of the closed session and the outcome; the meeting record offered no other reportable votes or directives before adjournment.