Board approves development agreement and CEQA finding for Dunigan/CITES project
Summary
After receiving a staff update on meetings with the Dunigan General Plan Citizens Advisory Committee, supervisors approved an ordinance to adopt a development agreement with the CITES Project Authority and a related CEQA action; the agreement now includes an impact-alleviation requirement for fire and sheriff services during construction.
The Yolo County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to approve the proposed development agreement and related ordinance to move forward with the Dunigan/CITES project, following staff outreach with the Dunnigan General Plan Citizens Advisory Committee.
County counsel summarized follow-up meetings and said staff had amended the agreement to require the project authority to negotiate impact-alleviation agreements with the local fire district and the Yolo County Sheriff "for any additional impacts on their services, training needs, things of that nature during the 1 to 2 year period of project construction," language that the advisory committee found satisfactory.
The board opened and immediately closed the continued public hearing after receiving no public cards on the item and then approved the ordinance and CEQA exemption finding by unanimous vote.
The approval authorizes next steps under the development agreement and moves the related ordinance to adoption and implementation steps under county procedures.
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