Butte County, CA

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will discuss two proposed amendments to the Butte County Zoning Ordinance. These include updates to rules for temporary RV occupancy on residential sites and new requirements for telecommunications tower site analysis.

• Zoning Ordinance Amendment PMISC-26-0005 regarding temporary RV occupancy on residential building sites
• Zoning Ordinance Amendment PMISC-26-0006 to require alternative site analysis for new telecommunications towers

General

Butte County Board of Supervisors

Butte County Board of Supervisors

Thompson Flat Cemetery District Board of Trustees

Planning Commission

Water Commission

Planning Commission

Butte County Board of Supervisors

Water Commission

Water Commission

Water Commission

Drought Task Force

The Drought Task Force will review a draft of the County Drought Resilience Plan designed to meet Senate Bill 552 requirements. The body will provide input on revisions and consider recommending the plan to the Board of Supervisors for approval.

• Review of Draft County Drought Resilience Plan regarding water shortages and supply reliability
• Approval of April 17, 2025, meeting minutes

Butte County Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will review several land conservation contracts and various infrastructure projects. Key items include funding for housing for the Incompetent to Stand Trial population and construction management for the Oro Quincy Highway.

• Supplemental job order for repairs at 2255 Bird Street, Oroville, increasing maximum payable to $469,651
• Contract with Dewberry Engineers, Inc. for Oro Quincy Highway repairs not-to-exceed $362,047
• Ratification of change orders for HVAC replacement at 308 Nelson Avenue totaling $1,768,855
• Resolution to declare 860 Cedar Street, Gridley as Exempt Surplus Land for transfer to the City of Gridley
• Allocation agreement with CDPH for the Tobacco Control Education Program up to $300,000

Water Commission

The Butte County Water Commission meets Oct. 7, 2026 to review the Butte Subbasin Groundwater Sustainability Plan's first Periodic Evaluation, covering Water Years 2021-2025 and due to the state in January 2027. The Commission is asked to review a draft resolution and recommend approval by the Board of Supervisors, which will consider it Oct. 27, 2026. The agenda also includes information-only presentations on the Bay Delta Plan and Healthy Rivers and Landscapes Program, and on current hydrological and groundwater quality conditions.

• Butte Subbasin GSP Periodic Evaluation for Water Years 2021-2025; all 11 GSAs must take formal action before submission to DWR in January 2027
• Commission asked to review draft resolution and recommend approval by the Board of Supervisors on Oct. 27, 2026
• Presentation on Bay Delta Plan and Healthy Rivers and Landscapes Program by MBK Engineers and Northern California Water Association; Richvale Irrigation District to discuss potential participation
• Staff update on preliminary 2026 salinity monitoring results in wells across the County
• Department updates on DWR Thermalito Afterbay Replacement Wells Phase II, Water Well Ordinance, SGMA timelines, and DWR 2028 Water Plan Update

Planning Commission

The Butte County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a General Plan Amendment and Rezone affecting parcels around the Chico Municipal, Oroville Municipal, and Ranchaero Airports, including a North Chico Specific Plan Amendment. The commission will also take public comments on non-agenda items, hear a planning manager's report, and consider minutes from the June 25, 2026 meeting.

• General Plan Amendment GPA24-0005: change land use designation for 21 parcels
• Rezone REZ24-0002: rezone 35 parcels around three airports
• North Chico Specific Plan Amendment: change zoning for 3 parcels
• Public hearing with 5-minute comment limit
• Minutes of June 25, 2026 meeting

General

The County of Butte Groundwater Sustainability Agency will consider approving two agreements with the California Department of Water Resources and M&T Ranch for the installation of two shallow groundwater monitoring wells in the Butte Subbasin. The board will also receive informational reports on the North Sacramento River Corridor interbasin coordination effort and the Butte Subbasin Periodic Evaluation process. The consent agenda includes approval of the August 11, 2026 meeting minutes.

• Approve Land Access Facility Agreement and Technical Support Services Agreement with DWR and M&T Ranch for two groundwater monitoring wells (no funding associated)
• Approve August 11, 2026 GSA meeting minutes
• Report on North Sacramento River Corridor Interbasin Coordination Framework 5-Year Implementation Update
• Report on Butte Subbasin Periodic Evaluation covering Water Years 2021-2025, due to DWR January 2027

Butte County Board of Supervisors

The Butte County Board of Supervisors will vote on a consent agenda that includes setting the Proposition 4 appropriation limit for FY 2026-27, approving several contracts and budget amendments, and adopting routine resolutions. Key actions include funding for library security, a roof replacement, and sober living services.

• Adopt resolutions confirming Proposition 4 appropriation limit of $261,599,829 for FY 2026-27
• Approve contract amendment with Armed Guard Private Security, Inc. for library security, increasing maximum payable by $282,000 to $493,556
• Approve $48,800 budget amendment for roof replacement at Fire Station 45 in Durham using PG&E Settlement funds
• Approve contracts with Johnson House of Sobriety ($400,000), The Skytte Foundation ($120,000), and Elijah House Foundation ($120,000) for sober living environment services
• Approve contract with Genasys, Inc. for evacuation mapping software, not to exceed $234,195

The Board of Supervisors voted 3-2 to grant an appeal against a proposed 105-foot wireless tower, citing aesthetic incompatibility. Other key actions included eliminating overdue library fines and approving several sober living environment contracts.

• Granted appeal for Verizon wireless tower project (3-2)
• Adopted resolution eliminating overdue library material fines
• Approved $400,000 contract with Johnson House of Sobriety
• Approved $120,000 contract with The Skytte Foundation, Inc.
• Approved $120,000 contract with Elijah House Foundation
• Approved $234,195 contract with Genasys, Inc. for evacuation mapping
• Approved $219,025 contract with Star View Children and Family Services
• Appointed Jay Bhakta to Wastewater Advisory Committee

Butte County Board of Supervisors

The Butte County Board of Supervisors will consider a consent agenda with routine items including setting property tax rates for FY 2026-27, approving contract amendments, and a budget amendment for flooring replacement. The agenda is largely procedural, with no major policy debates or public hearings scheduled.

• Resolution setting property tax rates for FY 2026-27
• Contract amendment with CivicPlus for agenda management software, increasing by $29,187 to $110,491
• Contract with BTR Consulting LLC for attorney services, not-to-exceed $250,000
• Budget amendment of $257,800 for flooring replacement at 308 Nelson Avenue, Oroville
• Contract amendment with Jayson Architecture for library design services, increasing by $133,122 to $1,703,703

The Board approved a $1,019,019 contract with Truesdell Corporation for high-friction surface treatment on county roads, and denied Nu Vista's request for a property tax refund. The consent agenda was adopted, including a property tax rate resolution, contract amendments, and a side letter agreement moving PEA employees to the Teamsters Mid-Management unit. A public hearing renewed the temporary closure of Humboldt Road to vehicular traffic through March 2028.

• Approved $1,019,019 contract with Truesdell Corporation for high-friction surface treatment (unanimous)
• Denied Nu Vista's request for refund of property tax payments (4-1)
• Adopted resolution setting property tax rates for FY 2026-27 (unanimous)
• Approved contract amendment with CivicPlus for agenda management software, increasing max obligation by $29,187 to $110,491 (unanimous)
• Approved side letter agreement moving PEA classifications to Teamsters Mid-Management unit (4-0-1, Durfee recused)
• Approved $257,800 flooring replacement project at 308 Nelson Avenue, Oroville (unanimous)
• Approved $3,258,876 HHAP-6 revenue agreement with HCD for homelessness programs (unanimous)
• Renewed temporary closure of Humboldt Road to vehicular traffic through March 10, 2028 (unanimous)

Planning Commission

Butte County Board of Supervisors

The Butte County Board of Supervisors will consider a consent agenda with routine items, including a $171,000 budget amendment for a mobile elections trailer, a $253,300 budget amendment for a parking lot at Fire Station 33, and a $97,500 contract for a review of General Services. The regular agenda includes appointments to the Behavioral Health Advisory Board and public comment periods.

• Approve $171,000 budget amendment and $145,853 capital purchase for mobile elections trailer
• Approve $253,300 budget amendment for asphalt parking lot at Fire Station 33, Magalia
• Approve $97,500 contract with Raftelis for review of General Services practices
• Adopt resolution extending Law Enforcement Referral Bonus Program through August 31, 2027
• Approve $96,560 for RIMS Mobile license for Sheriff's Office

The Board approved 21 amendments to indigent defense contracts, extending them through June 30, 2031, with annual rate increases of 6% for the first three years and 3% for the final year. The Board also approved a $171,000 budget amendment and $145,853 capital purchase for a mobile elections trailer, and adopted a resolution adding a new fee for the Property Transfer Notification Program. Two telecommunications facility appeals were decided: one continued to September 22, 2026, and the other denied, upholding the Planning Commission's approval.

• Approved 21 indigent defense contract amendments through June 30, 2031 (unanimous)
• Approved $171,000 budget amendment and $145,853 mobile elections trailer purchase (unanimous)
• Adopted resolution adding Property Transfer Notification fee effective Jan 1, 2027 (unanimous)
• Continued Verizon Wireless tower appeal to Sept 22, 2026 (4-1)
• Denied Hurleton West tower appeal, upholding Planning Commission approval (4-1)
• Adopted FY 2026-27 CSA/PRD service charges (4-0-1, Durfee recused)
• Appointed Zia Miller and Kirsten Storne to Behavioral Health Advisory Board (unanimous)
• Denied Seth Mitchell appointment to Forest Advisory Committee (2-3)

General

General

The Thompson Flat Cemetery District Board of Trustees will vote on adopting a $4,400 budget for fiscal year 2026-27, funded by $5,118 in property tax revenue. The board will also approve minutes from the May 12, 2026 meeting. The budget covers routine expenses and unanticipated maintenance.

• Adoption of resolution approving $4,400 budget for FY 2026-27
• Approval of minutes from May 12, 2026 meeting
• Budget hearing provides opportunity for public comment

Butte County Board of Supervisors

The Board will consider a consent agenda including a $231,211 contract for Rosewood Drive repairs in Magalia, a $56,000 purchase of ballot tabulators, and salary ordinance amendments. The regular agenda features adoption of a new Job Order Contracting (JOC) policy for public works and acceptance of the Palermo Master Drainage Plan to address long-standing flooding issues.

• Award $231,211 contract to VSS International for Rosewood Drive repair project in Magalia
• Approve $56,000 budget amendment for two ballot tabulators (75% grant-funded)
• Adopt new Job Order Contracting policy for streamlined public works projects
• Accept Palermo Master Drainage Plan as planning document for flood mitigation
• Approve salary ordinance changes affecting multiple departments, including adding and deleting positions

The Board unanimously adopted a zoning code amendment establishing mobile food courts as an allowable land use in Mixed-Use, Commercial, and Industrial zones, subject to an administrative permit. It also adopted a zoning code amendment updating the Short-Term Rental Ordinance to provide more flexibility and updated terms, with a 4-0-1 vote (Supervisor Durfee recused). The Board also approved the consent agenda, including a $56,000 purchase of two ballot tabulators, a salary ordinance amendment, and a $231,211 road repair contract.

• Adopted mobile food court zoning amendment (unanimous)
• Adopted short-term rental ordinance amendment (4-0-1, Durfee recused)
• Approved $56,000 purchase of two ballot tabulators (consent agenda)
• Adopted salary ordinance amendment with various position changes (consent agenda)
• Awarded $231,211 contract to VSS International for Rosewood Drive repair (consent agenda)
• Adopted Job Order Contracting policy and authorized bid solicitation (unanimous)
• Accepted Palermo Master Drainage Plan as planning document (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda items including Cal OES grant authorization and surplus declaration (unanimous)

General

The Butte County Groundwater Sustainability Agency will vote on a resolution adopting its recommended $140,700 budget for fiscal year 2026-27. The funds cover consulting, engineering, and monitoring costs tied to the Butte Subbasin Groundwater Sustainability Plan. Each of the 11 GSAs in the subbasin will contribute $12,790.91. The board will also approve minutes from August 2025.

• Resolution adopting $140,700 FY2026-27 budget for groundwater sustainability work
• Each of 11 GSAs to contribute $12,790.91 for the year
• Funds to be used for annual report, GSP periodic evaluation, data management, monitoring, and well permitting
• Approval of August 12, 2025 meeting minutes

Water Commission

The Butte County Water Commission will receive presentations on the county's Drought Resilience Plan and the Butte County Well Ordinance. The body will also discuss FERC Relicensing and zoning considerations for AI data centers.

• Discussion on FERC Relicensing and the 'Our Water, Their Power' website
• Presentation on AI Data Center Permitting and Zoning Considerations
• Presentation on the Butte County Well Ordinance
• Presentation and discussion of the Butte County Drought Resilience Plan
• Sustainable Groundwater Management updates

Butte County Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will decide on the final appropriations for the 2026-27 budget and certify results for the June 2026 primary election. The body is also considering several contract amendments and new agreements for county services.

• Resolution adopting appropriations for the Fiscal Year 2026-27 County Budget
• Contract amendment with SYASL for state legislative advocacy services, increasing maximum payable by $120,000 to $600,000
• Three new part-time indigent defense contracts not-to-exceed $90,041 each and one amendment for Ryan Lamb not-to-exceed $231,074
• Contract with Rael & Letson for pension and OPEB actuarial services not-to-exceed $70,600
• Agreement with Butte County Superior Court for Dispute Resolution Program not-to-exceed $42,530

The Board approved a $9,207,671 contract with Ginno Construction for improvements to the Oroville and Chico Library branches, funded by a state grant. The Board also approved a three-year employment contract for Meegan Jessee as Chief Administrative Officer, with a starting salary of $281,238. Both items were approved unanimously.

• Approved $9,207,671 contract with Ginno Construction for Oroville and Chico library improvements.
• Approved employment contract for Meegan Jessee as Chief Administrative Officer, term Oct 1, 2026 - Sep 30, 2029.
• Adopted the consent agenda, including contracts, agreements, and resolutions as listed.
• Reappointed Dave Johnson and Justin Hancock to the Assessment Appeals Board for 4-year terms ending July 24, 2030.
• Approved contract amendment with Youth for Change for the Parents as Teachers program, increasing funding by $320,000.
• Directed staff to advocate for public safety in the Lake Oroville Water Control Manual update.
• Approved contract amendment granting 80 hours of vacation leave to Director of Public Works D. Colt Esenwein.
• Continued two telecommunications facility appeals to August 25, 2026.

Planning Commission

Technical Advisory Committee

The Technical Advisory Committee will elect a Chair and Vice Chair for 2026 and approve the May 29, 2025 meeting minutes. Members will receive updates on current groundwater conditions, the Butte Subbasin evaluation, and the county well and septic ordinance. A presentation will discuss inter‑basin coordination for sustainable groundwater management in the North Sacramento River corridor. Additional updates include the 2025 groundwater status report and drought resilience planning.

• Election of Chair and Vice Chair for 2026 (Chair Connell)
• Approval of May 29, 2025 meeting minutes
• Presentation and discussion of inter‑basin coordination for sustainable groundwater management in the North Sacramento River corridor
• Butte County Well and Septic Ordinance update (Rural Water Safety Project)
• Butte County Groundwater Status Report for the 2025 water year

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a use permit for a new wireless communications tower. The body will discuss the proposal to install a monopine tower and associated ground equipment.

• Use permit for a 160-foot monopine wireless tower at 6219 McReynolds Ct, Magalia (PROJ-26-0033/VB BTS III, LLC)

Butte County Board of Supervisors

This consent agenda includes multiple administrative items. The board will vote to increase the low-value property tax exemption from $2,000 to $5,000, approve contracts for federal advocacy and small claims advisory services, and finalize compensation agreements with the City of Gridley for redevelopment property sales. Several contract amendments and resolutions are also up for adoption.

• Resolution increasing low-value property tax exemption threshold to $5,000 (3.1.a)
• Contract with BCAG for federal advocacy services, not-to-exceed $63,000 (3.3.d)
• MOU with Butte County Law Library for small claims advisory, not-to-exceed $15,000 over three years (3.3.c)
• Compensation agreements with City of Gridley for redevelopment property sale proceeds: $55,863 for County, $3,503 for CSA 34, $4,645 for CSA 37 (3.3.f)
• Amendment to library security contract with Armed Guard Private Security, increasing by $90,000 to $211,556 (3.4.a)

The Board of Supervisors unanimously adopted the consent agenda, with one item passing 4-0-1 due to a recusal. Key actions included increasing the low-value property tax exemption and approving several administrative contracts and agreements.

• Increased low-value property tax exemption limit to $5,000
• Accepted certification of June 2, 2026 Congressional District 1 Special Election votes
• Approved June 9, 2026 meeting minutes
• Exempted County from small claims advisory requirements for FY 2026-27 through 2028-29
• Approved MOU with Butte County Law Library for small claims services (not-to-exceed $15,000)
• Approved $63,000 contract with BCAG for federal advocacy
• Ratified letter of opposition for ACA 9 (Boerner)
• Approved compensation agreements with City of Gridley for RDA property sales

Water Commission

The Butte County Water Commission will first approve the minutes from the May 6, 2026 meeting. It will then receive updates on current hydrological and spring 2026 groundwater conditions, the status of the Butte Subbasin periodic evaluation, and several department projects including a well and septic ordinance, a drought resilience plan, and sustainable groundwater management. No formal actions beyond minute approval are listed.

• Approve May 6, 2026 meeting minutes
• Current Hydrological and Spring 2026 Groundwater Conditions Update
• Update on the Status of the Butte Subbasin Periodic Evaluation
• Butte County Well and Septic Ordinance Update (Rural Water Safety Project)
• Drought Resilience Plan Update

In-Home Supportive Services Public Authority Board

The Butte County In‑Home Supportive Services Public Authority Board will vote to approve the meeting minutes from May 26, 2026. It will also consider and likely approve the IHSS Public Authority budget of $482,606 for fiscal year 2026‑27, a 6.2% increase over the prior year. No regular agenda items are scheduled for discussion.

• Approve May 26, 2026 In‑Home Supportive Services Public Authority Board meeting minutes
• Approve IHSS Public Authority budget of $482,606 for FY 2026‑27 (6.2% increase)
• No regular agenda items listed

Butte County Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will consider several service agreements for behavioral health, including substance-use recovery and psychiatric care. The meeting also includes requests to approve library budget amendments and a contract for financial reporting software.

• Agreement with American Addiction Treatment Services, Inc. for Narcotic Replacement Therapy, not-to-exceed $350,000
• Agreement with Compassion Pathway Behavioral Health, LLC for 24-hour residential care, not-to-exceed $267,677
• Contract with DebtBook for financial obligation reporting compliance, not-to-exceed $43,500
• Contract amendment with Perpetual Storage, Inc. for archival storage, increasing maximum payable amount by $40,000
• Budget amendments for a $3,500 library grant and $8,404 from the sale of a Bookmobile Bus

The Board of Supervisors adopted the consent agenda, which included several departmental contracts and budget adjustments. Approved items covered financial reporting software, archival storage amendments, library grants, and multiple behavioral health service agreements.

• Approved DebtBook contract for financial reporting ($43,500 through March 2029)
• Approved Perpetual Storage, Inc. contract amendment ($120,000 through April 2032)
• Approved May 26, 2026 meeting minutes
• Approved letter of support for AB 2640
• Adopted resolution to amend the County Conflict of Interest Code
• Approved budget amendment for Book to Action grant ($3,500)
• Approved budget amendment for library vehicle sale proceeds ($8,404)
• Approved American Addiction Treatment Services agreement ($350,000 through June 2027)

Water Commission

The Butte County Water Commission's regular meeting scheduled for June 3, 2026, has been canceled. A special meeting will be held on June 17, 2026, at 1:30 PM. The next regular meeting is on August 5, 2026.

Technical Advisory Committee

The Butte County Water Commission Technical Advisory Committee meeting scheduled for May 28, 2026, was canceled. The next meeting date is currently to be determined.

• Meeting canceled
• Next meeting date to be determined

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will discuss two zoning code amendments, including the creation of a new mobile food court ordinance for Commercial and Industrial zones. The body will also consider a continued use permit for a wireless communications monopole.

• Use permit for a 105-foot wireless communications monopole at Richvale Hwy and Colony Road (UP25-0002)
• Proposed zoning amendment to establish mobile food courts as a land use in Commercial and Industrial zones (PROJ-26-0035)
• County-initiated amendment to an existing zoning ordinance originally adopted in 2019 (PROJ25-0005)

In-Home Supportive Services Public Authority Board

The IHSS Public Authority Board will consider approving consent agenda items including three contracts and meeting minutes. Items include a labor negotiations contract with Liebert Cassidy Whitmore ($60,000), a registry system subscription with Excellesoft Partners ($44,781), and a facilitation services contract with Terri Green Petersen ($4,335).

• Contract with Liebert Cassidy Whitmore for IHSS PA labor negotiations, $60,000, July 2026–June 2029
• Agreement with Excellesoft Partners for Nexus Registry IHSS system subscription, $44,781, July 2026–June 2030
• Contract with Terri Green Petersen for IHSS Advisory Committee facilitation services, $4,335, July 2026–June 2027
• Approval of September 9, 2025 meeting minutes

The Board adopted the consent agenda, which included approving the May 26, 2026, meeting minutes. The board also approved the $482,606 budget for the In-Home Supportive Services Public Authority for fiscal year 2026-27.

• Approved May 26, 2026, meeting minutes
• Approved $482,606 IHSS PA budget for FY 2026-27 (4-0-1)

Butte County Board of Supervisors

The Butte County Board of Supervisors will consider a consent agenda that includes approval of the May 12 meeting minutes, a letter opposing AB 690 on indigent defense, and a resolution to use HOME program income. Several behavioral health contracts and amendments will be voted on, including a $5,529,602 grant amendment, a $380,148 amendment with Family Services, and a $200,000 agreement with Open Line Group Homes. The agenda also contains a $55,000 budget amendment to purchase a new Development Services vehicle.

• Approve letter of opposition to AB 690 (estimated minimum cost $1 million)
• Adopt resolution authorizing use of HOME program income ($156,680 balance, up to $343,420 projected receipts)
• Approve amendment to Behavioral Health grant increasing total to $5,529,602
• Approve amendment and new agreement with Family Services for short‑term residential therapeutic services, not‑to‑exceed $380,148
• Approve $55,000 budget amendment to purchase a new compact SUV hybrid vehicle

The Board of Supervisors approved several contracts for behavioral health services, including residential programs and medical director oversight. Additional actions included approving a letter opposing AB 690 and authorizing the use of HOME program income for housing activities.

• Adopted the Consent Agenda (4-0-1)
• Approved May 12, 2026, meeting minutes
• Approved letter of opposition to AB 690 regarding indigent defense compensation
• Adopted resolution for use of HOME program income for housing activities
• Approved letter of concern regarding the State Budget
• Approved amendment and new agreement with Family Services for mental health services
• Approved agreement with Open Line Group Homes, Inc. for mental health services
• Approved agreement with Donovan Alan Wong, M.D., Inc. for Medical Director services

Butte County Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will review several service agreements, including psychiatric care and foster youth support. The meeting also includes a proposal for a building permit amnesty program and funding for residential well testing.

• Three contracts with Geosyntec Consultants, Inc. for residential well testing totaling up to $527,650
• Building Permit Amnesty Program for May 1 - June 30, 2026, waiving penalty fees for eligible applicants
• Two contracts for Family Connection and Caregiver Support with NVCSS and Youth for Change totaling $1,500,000
• Contract with Megabyte Systems Inc. for tax cycle software totaling $297,419
• Psychiatric service agreements with Kullar Psychiatry, Inc. (up to $228,955) and Our Wellness Project, LLC (up to $303,500)

The Board adopted the consent agenda (unanimously) and approved the renewal of the tax‑software contract, three well‑inspection contracts, a library grant amendment, several behavioral‑health service agreements, a building‑permit amnesty program, an MOU for child‑abuse prevention, and two family‑support contracts. All items were approved by the required vote.

• Approved $297,419 Tax Cycle Software contract (unanimous)
• Approved three well‑inspection contracts totaling $527,650 (unanimous)
• Approved $24,678 library grant budget amendment (4/5 vote required)
• Approved $122,462 Eldervilla residential facility agreement (unanimous)
• Approved $228,955 Kullar Psychiatry in‑person services agreement (unanimous)
• Approved $303,500 Our Wellness Project nurse practitioner agreement (unanimous)
• Adopted resolution and amnesty program for building permits (unanimous)
• Approved $200,000 MOU with First 5 Children and Families Commission (unanimous)

Thompson Flat Cemetery District Board of Trustees

The Thompson Flat Cemetery District Board of Trustees will hold a regular meeting. The only action item is approval of the minutes from the February 10, 2026 meeting. No other items are on the regular or closed session agendas.

• Approval of minutes from February 10, 2026 Thompson Flat Cemetery District Board meeting

Water Commission

The Butte County Water Commission will receive informational presentations on dry wells and the Vina Subbasin Groundwater Recharge Feasibility Study. The commission will also review the 2024 Butte County Annual Groundwater Status Report.

• Presentation on dry wells or Groundwater Recharge Enhancement Features by Geosyntec Consultants
• Presentation on the Vina Subbasin Groundwater Recharge Feasibility Study by Geosyntec Consultants
• Overview of the 2024 Butte County Annual Groundwater Status Report
• Status updates on GSP Periodic Evaluations in Butte, Wyandotte Creek, and Vina Subbasins