Humboldt County public meetings in 2022
97 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors is reviewing several administrative items, including extensions to local drought and teleconferencing emergencies. The agenda also includes contract amendments for workforce programs and various personnel and service agreements.
- A $100,000 budget adjustment for the Clerk/Recorder's Restrictive Covenant Modification program
- A proposed $2.00 fee for recording real estate instruments to fund covenant modifications through 2027
- Contract amendments with Humboldt State University Sponsored Programs Foundation for WIOA programs
- Professional services agreement with Eureka Pharmacy, LLC for medication delivery and destruction
- Allocation of two new Youth Support Specialist I/II positions in Health and Human Services
Board of Supervisors
The Board will review contract amendments for workforce programs with Humboldt State University. They will also consider a plan for restrictive covenant modifications that includes a new $2.00 fee per real estate instrument. Additionally, the Board will authorize resolutions for incoming Chair and Vice-Chair leadership.
- $100,000 budget adjustment for Clerk/Recorder software and staff
- New $2.00 fee for recordation of certain real estate instruments
- Contract amendments with Humboldt State University for WIOA programs
- Professional services agreement with Eureka Pharmacy, LLC
- Resolutions authorizing Chair Steve Madrone and Vice-Chair Rex Bohn
Zoning Administrator
The Zoning Administrator is considering special permits for outdoor cannabis cultivation in the Ettersburg area. The agenda also includes a zoning clearance and setback reduction request for Shelter Cove. Additionally, the body will consider a resolution to continue remote teleconference meetings for the Planning Commission.
- Special Permits PLN-12264-SP and PLN-12275-SP for cannabis cultivation in Ettersburg
- Zoning Clearance Certificate 13088 for Shelter Cove
- Resolution authorizing remote Planning Commission meetings through January 5, 2023
Planning Commission
The commission is reviewing multiple applications for outdoor cannabis cultivation and nursery operations across Kneeland, Ettersburg, and Maple Creek. It will also consider the denial of three applications in the Ettersburg area. A coastal development permit for a new residence in Loleta is scheduled to be continued to a date uncertain.
- Special permits for 10,000 SF cannabis cultivation in Kneeland (Allison Shore)
- Conditional use permit for 11,600 SF cannabis cultivation in Ettersburg (Georgi Stoyanov)
- Conditional use permit for 22,000 SF cannabis cultivation in Maple Creek (Jesse Carnes)
- Denial of three applications for cannabis cultivation and nursery operations in Ettersburg
- Continuation of a coastal development permit for a new residence in Loleta
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors is reviewing administrative updates, including election certifications and personnel reallocations. Key items include a Microsoft software agreement with Dell Inc. and pay adjustments for certain roles under a side letter with the Humboldt Deputy Sheriffs’ Organization.
- Microsoft Enterprise Agreement with Dell Inc. and a $139,775 supplemental budget
- Side Letter of Agreement with the Humboldt Deputy Sheriffs’ Organization regarding pay increases
- Extension of extra-help hours for Department of Health and Human Services staff
- Certification of November 8, 2022, Statewide General Election results
Board of Supervisors
The Board is reviewing a multi-year mental health services agreement with the California Department of Health Care Services. They are also considering updates to job specifications and reclassifications for several behavioral health staff members. Additionally, the agenda includes continuing a local drought emergency declaration.
- Mental Health Plan Agreement with CA Dept of Health Care Services (2022-2027)
- Continuation of local drought emergency through December 20, 2022
- Updated job specifications and reclassifications for Behavioral Health Case Managers
- Grant Agreement with First 5 Humboldt for Fiscal Year 2022-23
- Appointment of Carisee Geronimo to the Solid Waste IHP
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission reviewed multiple applications for cannabis cultivation and residential development. Most items, including various special permits and conditional use permits, were continued to future meeting dates. One coastal development permit for a Loleta residence was also scheduled for December 15, 2022.
- Resolution authorizing remote teleconference meetings through December 31, 2022
- Special Permit for cannabis cultivation in Kneeland (Allison Shore)
- Conditional Use Permit for cannabis cultivation in Alderpoint (Emerald Mountain Organics, LLC)
- Coastal Development Permit for a new residence in Loleta (Geck-Moeller)
- Conditional Use Permit for cannabis cultivation in Burr Valley (Humboldt Craft Farms, LLC)
Zoning Administrator
The Zoning Administrator is considering a coastal development permit for a McKinleyville residence remodel and a cannabis cultivation modification in Miranda. A request for new cannabis cultivation in Honeydew was referred to the Planning Commission.
- Coastal Development Permit for GW Construction residential remodel in McKinleyville
- Special Permit modification for Avenue of the Giants Farm, LLC cannabis cultivation in Miranda
- Referral of Xotic Flavorz, LLC cannabis cultivation permit to the Planning Commission
- Resolution authorizing remote teleconference meetings for the Planning Commission
Board of Supervisors
The Board will discuss a resolution regarding sustainable offshore wind development and approve appointments to the Headwaters Fund Board. They will also review professional service agreements for mental health and cultural training. Additionally, the agenda includes a budget transfer for an employee bus pass program.
- Resolution regarding support for sustainable offshore wind development
- Suspension of Cannabis Excise Tax for cultivation years 2022 and 2023
- $677,482 MOU with St. Joseph Health Northern California for mental health services
- $105,000 agreement with Humboldt Area Foundation for cultural training
- Budget transfer to establish an Employee Bus Pass Program
Planning Commission
The commission will hold a public hearing regarding a 5-acre cannabis cultivation project in Petrolia. Other agenda items include a conditional use permit for cannabis cultivation in Fortuna and a permit extension for the Sand Pointe subdivision.
- Cisco Farms, Inc. cannabis cultivation and processing permit (Petrolia)
- Jess Bareilles cannabis cultivation and nursery permit (Fortuna)
- Sand Pointe Subdivision Coastal Development Permit extension (McKinleyville)
- Geck-Moeller residential construction permit (Loleta)
Zoning Administrator
The Zoning Administrator will consider a coastal development permit for a 2,080 square foot addition to an existing residence in the McKinleyville area. The agenda also includes the review and approval of the November 3, 2022, Action Summary.
- Coastal Development Permit (PLN-2022-17801) for a 2,080 square foot addition in McKinleyville
- Review and approval of the November 3, 2022, Action Summary
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors will consider amending the county code regarding pay increases for Supervisors. They will also review a $134,545 budget transfer for correctional facility accessibility and authorize bids for ADA modifications at the Clark Complex. Additionally, several agreements for mental health and nursing services are up for approval.
- Ordinance amending Supervisor pay and compensation changes
- $134,545 budget transfer for Correctional Facility Accessibility Improvement Project
- Bid authorization for Clark Complex ADA Modification Project
- Agreement with Crestwood Behavioral Health for mental health services
- Continuation of local emergency due to drought through December 6, 2022
Planning Commission
The Humboldt County Planning Commission is considering several land use applications, including cannabis cultivation permits for Buck Mountain Gardens and South Fork River Ranch. The meeting also includes a minor subdivision in McKinleyville and a seasonal event permit for Table Bluff.
- Denial recommendation for Buck Mountain Gardens, LLC cannabis permit
- Approval recommendation for South Fork River Ranch, LLC cannabis cultivation
- Collins/Goldstein parcel map subdivision in McKinleyville
- North Coast Hitching Post coastal development permit for seasonal events
Zoning Administrator
The Zoning Administrator will consider permits for cannabis cultivation and mining operations. This includes a public hearing for new greenhouse structures in the Honeydew area and a renewal request for aggregate extraction on Emmerson Bar.
- Public hearing for Highpoint Honeydew Farm, LLC to add 23,616 square feet of cannabis greenhouses
- Special Permit for 9,600 square feet of existing cannabis cultivation in the Briceland area
- Renewal request for Eureka Ready Mix aggregate extraction on Emmerson Bar
- Resolution authorizing remote teleconference meetings for the Planning Commission
Board of Supervisors
The Board is reviewing several items, including a Joint Powers Agreement to manage up to $30,000,000 in state funds for Assessor technology improvements. Other agenda items include expanding vaccination services and approving bridge maintenance plans.
- Assessor technology funds up to $30,000,000
- $91,079 supplemental budget for a new Program Manager position
- Expansion of vaccination services to include influenza and ACIP immunizations
- Bridge Preventive Maintenance Project plans at six locations
- U.S. Coast Guard license agreement for Trinidad Head site
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors will review several items including library hour changes, contract amendments, and a local drought emergency extension. The agenda also includes deciding on an election for fire protection district tax measures and approving services for the Yurok Tribe.
- Call an election for Salmon Creek and Garberville Fire Protection District tax measures
- Professional Services Agreement with Yurok Tribe for housing navigation up to $475,000
- Expanded and new operating hours for Ferndale, Garberville, and Trinidad libraries
- Lease of a private logging road in the Larabee Area from Humboldt Redwood Company, LLC
- Extension of the local drought emergency through November 8, 2022
Zoning Administrator
The meeting includes reviews of multiple special permits for cannabis cultivation in the Honeydew, Whitethorn, Bridgeville, and Dinsmore areas. The items cover new greenhouse construction, existing cultivation, and modifications to irrigation systems.
- New 23,616 sq ft cannabis cultivation permit (Highpoint Honeydew Farm, LLC)
- 9,950 sq ft cannabis cultivation permit (Merry Whether Farms, LLC)
- 7,400 sq ft cannabis cultivation permit (Slow and Steady LLC)
- 9,694 sq ft cannabis cultivation permit (Green Life Solutions, LLC)
- 1.5-million-gallon rainwater pond modification (Pratt Mountain Farms)
Planning Commission
The Humboldt County Planning Commission will consider permit applications for cannabis cultivation in Garberville and Willow Creek. The commission will also review a request for a portable farm stand in Carlotta. Several other development items are scheduled to be continued to future meetings.
- Tristen Oates: 22,000 SF cannabis cultivation permit in Garberville
- Crisp Farms, LLC: 25,130 SF cannabis cultivation permit in Willow Creek
- Carlotta Gardens, LLC: 200 SF portable farm stand in Carlotta
- Krystal Kings Farms, LLC: 18,300 SF cultivation permit (continued)
- Geck-Moeller Coastal Development Permit: New residence construction in Loleta (continued)
Board of Supervisors
The Board will review several professional service agreements for aviation and legal matters related to offshore wind. The agenda also includes county appointments and temporary changes to child support services hours.
- Legal services agreement with Law Office of Julian Gross regarding offshore wind
- Non-exclusive ride-sharing concession agreement with Lyft, Inc.
- $40,202 contract for airport activity level forecasts
- $17,609.94 Sudden Oak Mortality Regulatory Program contract
- Appointment of Lisa Leon to the Housing Authority Commission
Zoning Administrator
The Zoning Administrator is reviewing several permit applications, including three for outdoor cannabis cultivation projects. The agenda also includes a coastal development permit and variance for a single-family residence remodel in the Manila area.
- Special Permit for 7,964 square feet of outdoor cannabis cultivation in Ettersbug
- Special Permit for 4,000 square feet of outdoor cannabis cultivation in New Harris
- Special Permit for 23,616 square feet of greenhouse cannabis cultivation in Honeydew
- Coastal Development Permit and Variance for a residence remodel in Manila
Planning Commission
The commission is considering several land use applications, including the establishment of a 115-acre agricultural preserve in Ferndale. Other items include property boundary adjustments in Arcata and a parcel subdivision in the Humboldt Hill area.
- Establishment of Hansen Family Agricultural Preserve (approx. 115 acres)
- Lot line and zone boundary adjustment on Fickle Hill Road, Arcata Area
- Parcel map subdivision for 7283 and 7285 Dauber Lane
- Extension of coastal development permit at 880 Eucalyptus Road
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors is reviewing several administrative and financial items. These include property purchases, contract amendments, and assessments for code violations.
- $900,000 in civil penalties for various cannabis land use violations
- Purchase agreement for real property at 1017 Fourth Street, Eureka
- Agreement with Diamond Drugs, Inc. for prescription monitoring services
- Nuisance abatement assessment of $119,289.06 for a property in Orick
- $60,000 agreement with Narum Clinical Services for sex offender treatment
Board of Supervisors
The Board will hold a public hearing regarding an appeal of the Nordic Aquafarms Project. The project involves demolishing a pulp mill site to construct a land-based recirculating aquaculture facility. The Board is considering whether to deny the appeal and approve the necessary coastal and special permits.
- Public hearing for the Nordic Aquafarms Project (22-1300)
- Demolition of a pulp mill site
- Construction of a land-based recirculating aquaculture facility
- Approval of Coastal Development Permit and Special Permit
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors is reviewing several items including tax rates, infrastructure projects, and public health agreements. Key discussions include a contract for airport runway repairs and a grant application for housing loans. The meeting also addresses the continuation of a local drought emergency.
- Contract award to Mercer Fraser Company for $16,961,961.00 for airport runway rehabilitation
- Resolution setting tax rates for the 2022-23 fiscal year
- Grant application for $2,660,000 through the CalHome Program for housing loans
- Continuation of the local emergency declaration due to drought
- Review of the Final Environmental Impact Report for the Honeydew Bridge Replacement Project
Board of Supervisors
The Board is considering agreements for mental health treatment services through Canyon Manor and Willow Glen Care Center. The agenda also includes agricultural inspection contracts and budget transfers for ADA compliance projects.
- High-risk Pest Exclusion Program contract ($23,713.99)
- Nursery Inspection Program contract ($2,423.00)
- Mental health treatment services agreement with Canyon Manor
- Mental health treatment services MOU with Willow Glen Care Center
- Appropriation transfer for ADA Compliance Capital Projects
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will review amendments to inland and coastal zoning regulations regarding emergency, day, and low barrier navigation centers. The meeting also includes several permit applications for cannabis cultivation in the Miranda, Ettersburg, and Willow Creek areas.
- Zoning amendments for emergency, day, and low barrier navigation centers
- Krystal Kings Farms, LLC: Cannabis cultivation permit (Miranda area)
- Lost Coast Collective, Inc.: Cannabis cultivation permit (Ettersburg area)
- Cedar Farm South, LLC: Cannabis cultivation permit (South Fork Mountain Area)
- H1 Canyon, LLC: Cannabis cultivation permit (Willow Creek area)
Zoning Administrator
The Zoning Administrator is considering several special permit applications for cannabis cultivation in various parts of the county. The agenda also includes a 15-year renewal for an in-stream mining operation in the Van Duzen River.
- Special Permit for Eagle Rock, LLC cannabis cultivation in Alderpoint
- Special Permit for Pacific Madrone Timber, LLC cannabis cultivation
- 15-year renewal of the Van Duzen River Bar mining permit
- Recommendation to deny Devin Howard's cannabis cultivation permit
- Special Permit for Chris Dazzi cannabis cultivation in Dinsmore
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors is conducting a public hearing to review the proposed spending plan for Fiscal Year 2022-23. The board will receive staff reports and public testimony, with the intention of setting September 27, 2022, as the date to adopt the budget.
- Public hearing on Proposed County Budget for FY 2022-23
- Review of Additional General Fund Appropriation Requests for 22-23
- Measure Z FY 2022-23 Allocation review
- Humboldt Bay Municipal Water District ARPA Request
- Scotia ARPA Funding Request
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors is reviewing resolutions to accept federal grants for aviation services and runway rehabilitation. The Board is also considering a resolution to authorize remote teleconference meetings through October 12, 2022.
- $850,000 US DOT SCASDP grant for the Department of Aviation
- FAA Airport Improvement Grant for Runway 14/32 rehabilitation and lighting design
- Resolution authorizing remote teleconference meetings through October 12, 2022
Planning Commission
The Commission will consider amendments to inland and coastal zoning regulations regarding emergency shelters, day shelters, and navigation centers. The meeting also includes permit reviews for cannabis cultivation in Willow Creek and habitat restoration in Manila.
- H1 Canyon, LLC: Conditional Use Permit for outdoor cannabis cultivation in Willow Creek
- Schneider Coastal Development Permit Modification in the Eureka/Indianola Area
- Friends of the Dunes Trail and Habitat Restoration permit amendment in Manila
- Zoning amendments for emergency shelters, day shelters, and navigation centers
- Resolution authorizing remote teleconference meetings through September 11, 2022
Zoning Administrator
The meeting includes discussions on remote meeting resolutions and the approval of past action summaries. Several special permits for cannabis cultivation in Dinsmore and Shelter Cove are up for consideration. Additionally, officials will review coastal development permits for residential projects in Ferndale, Westhaven, and McKinleyville.
- Special permit for 8,248 SF of outdoor cannabis cultivation by Heavy Ratchet, LLC
- Special permit for Jordan Lourie to relocate cannabis cultivation between parcels
- Coastal development permit to replace a manufactured home in Ferndale
- Modification to convert an office into a primary dwelling in Westhaven
- After-the-fact coastal development permit for improvements near a McKinleyville bluff
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors will consider a settlement agreement regarding Case CV2200584 involving the State Controller and the County. The agenda also includes extending the local drought emergency and approving various equipment purchases for aviation. Additionally, the board will review several proclamations and appointments to the Human Rights Commission.
- Settlement agreement with the State Controller regarding Case CV2200584
- Extension of the local drought emergency until September 27, 2022
- Agreement with Kimley Horn and Associates for PFAS testing equipment
- Purchase of Caterpillar Model 259D3 compact construction equipment
- Installation of an ADA accessible beach access mat at Clam Beach
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors is considering the establishment of the Samoa Peninsula EIFD Fund. The agenda also includes approving technology support services and mental health treatment agreements. Additionally, the Board will review nuisance abatement assessments for properties in McKinleyville and Eureka.
- Establishment of the Samoa Peninsula EIFD Fund
- Technology support services agreement up to $109,632.24
- Nuisance Abatement Assessment for 743 Montana Road ($29,831.55)
- Nuisance Abatement Assessment for 2773 Spears Road ($15,749.76)
- Mental health treatment services agreement with Willow Glen Care Center
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission is reviewing several land use applications, including minor subdivisions in the Eureka/Indianola area and a cannabis cultivation permit in Blocksburg. The agenda also includes an agricultural preserve contract for 14,792 acres in Korbel. Additionally, the commission will discuss continuing remote meeting authorizations.
- Hunter Ranch LLC Williamson Act Preserve Contract (approx. 14,792 acres)
- Blocksburg Hill Top Organics, LLC cannabis cultivation permit (43,560 sq ft)
- Steve Morris Minor Subdivision (9.47-acre parcel division)
- Tawnya Morris Minor Subdivision (5.27-acre parcel division)
- Friends of the Dunes Trail and Habitat Restoration permit amendment
Zoning Administrator
The Zoning Administrator will consider a special permit for The Vista 36, LLC to conduct mixed light cultivation and operate a commercial nursery in the Blue Lake Area. The agenda also includes a lot line adjustment in Westhaven and the re-authorization of remote teleconference meetings.
- Special Permit for The Vista 36, LLC involving cultivation and a nursery in Blue Lake
- Lot Line Adjustment and Coastal Development Permit for the Nunez property in Westhaven
- Re-authorization of remote teleconference meetings through September 11, 2022
Board of Supervisors
The Board is reviewing professional services agreements for psychiatric and telepsychiatry services. They are also considering resolutions to accept federal aviation grants and modifications to the Local Equity Program manual. Additionally, the agenda includes fund dispersals and contract amendments.
- Agreement with Armstrong Consultants, Inc. for ACV Parking Lot Rehabilitation Phase 1 and 2
- Resolution to accept FAA Airport Improvement Program grant offers
- $4,918 dispersal for the Human Rights Commission Human Trafficking Fund
- $297,980 agreement with Humboldt Independent Practice Association for school-based health services
- Agreement with Christian Agricola for psychiatric services in correctional facilities
Zoning Administrator
The meeting includes consideration of several cannabis cultivation permits in Willow Creek and Honeydew, along with a residential coastal development permit in Trinidad. Two applications for cannabis cultivation were continued to a date uncertain.
- Green Gate Gardens, LLC: Special Permit for 9,250 square feet of outdoor cannabis cultivation
- VZIR, LLC: Special Permits for new mixed light cannabis cultivation in Honeydew
- Jill and Michael Brooke: Coastal Development Permit for a two-story residence in Trinidad
- Pacific Madrone Timber, LLC: Cannabis cultivation permit continued to a date uncertain
- Heavy Ratchet, LLC: Cannabis cultivation permit continued to a date uncertain
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider a Coastal Development Permit and Special Permit for Nordic Aquafarms California, LLC in the Samoa area. The project involves converting the former Samoa Pulp Mill into a land-based salmon aquaculture facility with five buildings. The commission will also discuss draft cannabis irrigation requirements.
- Coastal Development Permit and Special Permit for Nordic Aquafarms California, LLC
- Certification of the Final Environmental Impact Report (FEIR) for the Samoa project
- Discussion regarding draft cannabis irrigation requirements
- Approval of meeting action summaries from March 03, 2022, through July 07, 2022
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider a Coastal Development Permit and Special Permit for Nordic Aquafarms California, LLC to build a land-based salmon aquaculture facility. The meeting also includes the review of several past meeting action summaries. Additionally, the commission will consider a letter regarding water storage requirements for cannabis projects.
- Coastal Development Permit and Special Permit for Nordic Aquafarms California, LLC
- Certification of the Final Environmental Impact Report (FEIR) for the aquaculture project
- Approval of a letter regarding water storage requirements for cannabis projects
- Review and approval of multiple meeting action summaries
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors is considering authorization for the Public Works Director to negotiate terms for a real property purchase. The proposed property is located at 1017 4th Street, Eureka.
- Negotiation of terms to purchase real property at 1017 4th Street, Eureka
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission is reviewing land use applications for cannabis cultivation in Petrolia and parcel subdivisions in McKinleyville. Some items, including quarry permit renewals and soil manufacturing permits, were continued to a date uncertain.
- Conditional Use Permit for 2,500 square feet of outdoor cannabis cultivation in Petrolia
- Subdivision of a 1.17-acre parcel into four new parcels in McKinleyville
- Subdivision of a 1.49-acre parcel into two parcels in McKinleyville
- Renewal of Baker Creek Quarry permits (continued to a date uncertain)
- Use permit for soil manufacturing expansion in Fieldbrook (continued to a date uncertain)
Zoning Administrator
The Zoning Administrator is reviewing several applications for commercial cannabis cultivation, manufacturing, and distribution in Ferndale, Honeydew, and Myers Flat. The meeting also includes a Coastal Development Permit for a 665-foot guardrail installation on Highway 101. Two items regarding VZIR, LLC were continued to future dates.
- Big Rock Farms, Inc: Special Permit for cannabis manufacturing and distribution in Ferndale
- VZIR, LLC: Special Permit for new cannabis cultivation in Honeydew (continued to Aug 4)
- VZIR, LLC: Special Permit and Lot Line Adjustment in Honeydew (continued to date uncertain)
- Fruitland Family Farms LLC: Special Permit for expanded outdoor cannabis cultivation in Myers Flat
- Caltrans Guardrail Project: Coastal Development Permit for a 665-foot guardrail on Highway 101
Board of Supervisors
The Board will consider extending the local drought emergency declaration through August 9, 2022. They are also reviewing agreements for mental health treatment services and airport engineering support. Additionally, the agenda includes road closures for an upcoming half marathon.
- Extension of local drought emergency until August 9, 2022
- Agreement with California Psychiatric Transitions, Inc. for long-term mental health treatment
- FAA agreement for engineering design review at Redwood Coast-Humboldt County Airport
- Road closures for the 43rd Annual Humboldt Redwoods Half Marathon and 5K
- Grant agreement with California Department of Public Health for home visiting programs
Board of Supervisors
The Board will review the separation of Auditor-Controller Karen Paz Dominguez and the appointment of Cheryl Dillingham as Interim Auditor-Controller. The meeting also includes approvals for public health grants and mental health service agreements.
- Ratification of separation agreement with Auditor-Controller Karen Paz Dominguez
- Appointment of Cheryl Dillingheim as Interim Auditor-Controller
- $116,968 supplemental budget for Disease Intervention Workforce activities
- $99,399.23 agreement with Humboldt County Office of Education
- $18,639.76 Pierce’s Disease Control Program contract
Zoning Administrator
The Humboldt County Zoning Administrator is considering special permits for cannabis cultivation in Willow Creek. The agenda also includes a permit extension for a residence in Manila and a modification for the Samoa Sawmill deconstruction project. Additionally, the body will consider re-authorizing remote meetings through August 11, 2022.
- Special permits for Eco Green Grow, LLC cannabis cultivation in Willow Creek
- Coastal Development Permit extension for a residence in Manila
- Modification of Coastal Development Permit for Samoa Sawmill deconstruction
- Resolution re-authorizing remote teleconference meetings
Planning Commission
The commission will review permit applications for cannabis cultivation projects in Alderpoint, Garberville, and Myers Flat. The agenda also includes a resolution to re-authorize remote teleconference meetings through August 11, 2022.
- MHG LLC Conditional Use Permit for 18,492 square feet of cannabis cultivation in Alderpoint
- Dyerville Farms, LLC Conditional Use Permit and Special Permit for 24,634 square feet of cannabis cultivation in Garberville
- Fruitland Ridge Farms, LLC Special Permit for 43,560 square feet of mixed light cannabis cultivation in Myers Flat
- Resolution re-authorizing remote teleconference meetings through August 11, 2022
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors will review several agricultural contracts and committee appointments. Items include a 15% salary increase for the Director of Planning & Building and a new software agreement for asset tracking.
- $103,132.40 software license and services agreement with AssetPulse, LLC
- 15% annual base pay increase for the Director of Planning & Building
- California Organic Program Contract in the amount of $6,010.00
- Attorney-client fee agreement with Gordon-Creed, Kelly, Holl, Angel & Sugerman, LLP
- Certified Farmer's Market Inspection Contract in the amount of $3,562.50
Planning Commission
The commission will consider several land use applications, including cannabis cultivation permits in Dinsmore, Garberville, and Briceland. They will also discuss authorizing remote meetings through July 11, 2022, and review a PG&E coastal development permit for utility pole modifications near Trinidad.
- Throgmorton Minor Subdivision: Dividing a 0.55-acre parcel into three parcels in McKinleyville.
- Forrest Farm Inc. Conditional Use Permit: 12,950 square feet of outdoor cannabis cultivation at 445 Oak Road.
- Silk Ranch, Inc. Modification: Increasing approved cannabis cultivation area to 13,800 square feet in Garberville.
- Lost Coast Elixers, LLC Conditional Use Permit: 16,144 square feet of outdoor and 7,710 square feet of mixed light cannabis cultivation.
- PG&E Coastal Development Permit: Modifying electric distribution poles near Trinidad.
Zoning Administrator
The Zoning Administrator is considering a resolution to authorize remote teleconference meetings through July 16, 2022. The agenda includes a recommendation to approve a special permit for MHG, LLC and a request to continue the Vesuvio Gardens, LLC application.
- Resolution authorizing remote teleconference meetings from June 16, 2022, through July 16, 2022
- Special Permit for MHG, LLC: 9,966 square feet of outdoor cannabis cultivation in the Alderpoint area
- Special Permit for Vesuvio Gardens, LLC: 10,000 square feet of outdoor cannabis cultivation (continued to a date uncertain)
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors is considering the suspension of Measure S funded Project Trellis micro-grant and marketing programs. The agenda also includes approvals for airport fueling systems and various county proclamations.
- Suspension of Project Trellis micro-grant and marketing programs
- $100,000 annual General Fund match for future Cannabis Equity Grants
- Purchase of three QT Pod M4000 self-service fueling systems for local airports
- $82,578 agreement with USDA Wildlife Services
- $4,725 Petroleum Products Compliance Contract
Board of Supervisors
The Board will hold public hearings on multiple appeals regarding commercial cannabis cultivation permits. These include requests for adjustments to square footage for Nava Ranch, LLC, Blocksburg Family Farms, LLC, and MDRV Realty Holdings, LLC. The agenda also includes closed sessions regarding litigation and a personnel appointment.
- Appeal of Nava Ranch, LLC permit for 43,560 sq ft mixed-light and 2,500 sq ft indoor cultivation
- Appeal of Blocksburg Family Farms, LLC permit for 6.39 acres of outdoor cultivation
- Appeal of MDRV Realty Holdings, LLC permits for cannabis cultivation
- Closed session regarding litigation involving the County and Karen Paz Dominguez
- Appointment of a new Director of Planning & Building
Board of Supervisors
The Board is considering agreements for children's mental health services and airport maintenance. The agenda also includes staff position changes and various county contracts.
- Agreement with Victor Treatment Centers for children's specialty mental health services
- Purchase of a SealMaster Crackfilling Machine (quotes up to $93,232.52)
- Lease agreement with The Grind Café Eureka, LLC for the ACV Terminal Café
- Agreement with Santa Cruz County for Medi-Cal administrative activities
- Reallocation of mechanic positions in Motor Pool and Roads departments
Planning Commission
The commission is reviewing several permit applications for cannabis cultivation in the Blue Lake, Honeydew, and Petrolia areas. They are also considering a coastal development permit for a land-based fish farming facility in Samoa. One cannabis cultivation application is scheduled to be continued to June 16, 2022.
- Special Permit for The Vista 36, LLC cannabis cultivation (Blue Lake)
- Conditional Use Permit for Lost Coast Elixers, LLC (Briceland)
- Special Permit for Homegrown, LLC cannabis cultivation (Honeydew)
- Special Permit for Mezzrow Farms, LLC cannabis cultivation (Petrolia)
- Coastal Development and Special Permits for Nordic Aquafarms facility (Samoa)
Zoning Administrator
The Zoning Administrator is considering several permit applications for cannabis-related activities in Humboldt County. These include requests for outdoor cultivation in the Palo Verde and Mad River areas, as well as facility modifications in Pepperwood.
- Special Permit for 10,000 sq ft of outdoor cannabis cultivation and a 1,000 sq ft nursery in Palo Verde Area
- Zoning Clearance Certificate and Special Permit for 5,000 sq ft of outdoor cannabis cultivation in Mad River Area
- Modification to convert a drying/storage facility into a 40x60 commercial processing facility in Pepperwood Area
- Consolidation of two nurseries into one nursery in the Pepperwood Area
Board of Supervisors
The Board is discussing opportunities regarding offshore wind supply chains and worker readiness. The agenda also includes approving several professional services agreements for public health training and vaccine outreach.
- Agreement with UC Davis for DHHS staff training ($197,625)
- Agreement with Mattole Valley Resource Center for COVID-19 vaccine outreach (up to $250,000)
- Continuation of the local drought emergency through June 14, 2022
- Approval of the 2022 Humboldt County Fair operating budget
- Selection of Community Initiatives for Collective Impact for tobacco program evaluation
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission is reviewing several land use applications, including subdivisions and cannabis cultivation permits. Key items include a planned unit development for affordable housing in Eureka and various minor subdivisions across the county.
- Strombeck: 10 low-income housing units in Eureka area
- Lang: Minor subdivision of 13.2 acres in Hydesville
- Serendipity Associates, Inc.: Cannabis cultivation permit in Garberville
- Daydream Enterprise, LLC: Cannabis cultivation permit in Dinsmore
- Hog Trap Farms, LLC: Cannabis cultivation permit in New Harris
Zoning Administrator
The Zoning Administrator is considering a special permit request from Humboldt Spirit, Inc. The proposal includes adding 22,000 square feet of outdoor commercial cannabis cultivation in the Garberville area.
- Special Permit for 22,000 SF of new outdoor cannabis cultivation
- Proposed construction of a 1,000,000-gallon rainwater catchment pond
- Expansion of propagation space to a total of 3,200 square feet
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission is reviewing a permit for road and walkway improvements on Old Arcata Road in Bayside. The commission will also consider PG&E's request to modify electric distribution poles in the Trinidad area and discuss night sky violations on cannabis farms.
- Coastal Development Permit for Old Arcata Road rehabilitation and bike lane improvements
- PG&E permit to replace 45-foot utility poles with 55-foot poles in Trinidad
- Resolution authorizing remote teleconference meetings through June 11, 2022
- Discussion regarding night sky violations on cannabis farms
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors is reviewing several agreements and proclamations. Key items include a professional services agreement with the Arcata Economic Development Corporation to administer a childcare grant program. The Board will also consider a contract for youth housing services and property negotiations for a new public health laboratory.
- $4,899,166 agreement with Arcata Economic Development Corporation for childcare program support
- $303,752 agreement with Redwood Community Action Agency for youth shelter and housing services
- Authorization to negotiate property purchase at 3007 and 3015 I Street, Eureka, for a new public health laboratory
- Sublease with Open Door Community Health Centers at 1615 Heartwood Drive, McKinleyville
- Approval of plans for Briceland Thorne Road storm damage repair project
Planning Commission
The Humboldt County Planning Commission is reviewing several applications for cannabis cultivation, distribution, and processing. These items involve requests for conditional use and special permits in the Dinsmore, Hoopa, Fortuna, and Scotia areas.
- MDRV Realty Holdings, LLC: Permits for outdoor and mixed-light cannabis cultivation in Dinsmore/Mad River area
- Nikolai Erickson: Permit for 22,649 square feet of outdoor cannabis cultivation in the Dinsmore area
- Love and Laughter Farms: Special Permit for 10,000 square feet of outdoor cannabis cultivation in the Hoopa area
- Humboldt IQ, LLC: Permits for cannabis distribution and off-site processing in Fortuna
- Organic Humboldt, LLC: Application for a Special Permit and Zoning Clearance Certificate in Scotia
Zoning Administrator
The Humboldt County Zoning Administrator is reviewing three special permit applications for cannabis cultivation. These projects involve outdoor cultivation and propagation in the Korbel, Larabee Valley, and Petrolia areas. The review includes assessments of water usage and storage plans.
- Special Permit: Cedar Farm West, LLC (9,000 sq. ft. cultivation)
- Special Permit: Winnetka Ranch, LLC (9,000 sq. ft. cultivation)
- Special Permit: Mezzrow Farms, LLC (43,560 sq. ft. cultivation)
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors is considering several administrative actions, including the selection of a provider for recovery residences. The meeting also includes the ratification of various community agreements for COVID-19 testing and vaccination operations. Additionally, the Board will review budget requests and job classification changes within county departments.
- Selection of Feather House Sober Living to provide recovery residences
- Approval of supplemental budget for CalCATS software and office equipment
- Ratification of COVID-19 testing and vaccination agreements with various community partners
- Acceptance of funding from the California Homeless Coordinating and Financing Council
- Road closure resolution for the Garberville Rodeo Parade on June 18, 2022
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors is reviewing an ordinance to regulate parking in designated county lots. They are also considering a change order for storm damage repairs on Mattole Road. Additionally, the Board will discuss implementing supplemental paid sick leave and forming a Transient Occupancy Tax work group.
- Ordinance amending Humboldt County Code regarding parking regulation in county lots
- $291,976.05 change order for Mattole Road storm damage repairs
- Implementation of SB 114 Supplemental Paid Sick Leave and COVID-19 benefits
- Termination of office space license at 1450 Hiller Road, McKinleyville
- Consideration of the formation of a Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT) Work Group
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider several permit applications for cannabis cultivation in the Garberville and Dinsmore/Mad River areas. The agenda also includes a two-year extension for the Hatchery Road Solar Project in Blue Lake. Two items regarding MDRV Realty Holdings were continued to May 5, 2022.
- Approval of Dustin Silva cannabis cultivation permits in Garberville
- Approval of Boden Wood cannabis cultivation permit in Garberville
- Two-year extension for Hatchery Road Solar Project in Blue Lake
- Continuation of MDRV Realty Holdings cannabis cultivation permits to May 5, 2022
Zoning Administrator
The Humboldt County Zoning Administrator is reviewing multiple applications for cannabis cultivation permits and modifications. These items include requests for expanded or new operations in Willow Creek, Myers Flat, Miranda, and Scotia. One item also addresses after-the-fact construction modifications in Shelter Cove.
- Mayers Flat Farm, LLC expansion to 41,300 square feet of outdoor cultivation
- New Earth Farms, LLC request for 10,000 square feet of mixed light cultivation
- Organic Humboldt, LLC permit for 57,060 square feet of cannabis cultivation
- Salmon Creek High Grade LLC modification to increase cultivation area and water budget
- Permit modifications for residential structures in the Shelter Cove area
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors will discuss an ordinance introducing regulations for parking in designated county lots. They will also consider appointing an Interim Treasurer-Tax Collector following a resignation. Other items include drought emergency extensions and road repair contracts.
- Introduction of ordinance regulating parking in designated County parking lots
- Extension of local emergency declaration due to drought until May 17, 2022
- Amendment to Pest Detection Trapping Contract for $4,543
- Final payment for Alderpoint Road storm damage repairs totaling $19,265
- Appointment of an Interim Treasurer-Tax Collector
Board of Supervisors
The Board will meet in closed session to discuss potential litigation and allegations regarding a Brown Act violation. The meeting also includes consideration for the appointment of County Counsel and Health Officer.
- Discussion of potential litigation
- Discussion of Brown Act violation allegation
- Appointment of County Counsel
- Appointment of Health Officer
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors will consider a resolution expressing no confidence in Auditor-Controller Karen Paz Dominguez. The meeting also includes discussions on terminating the local COVID-19 emergency declaration and approving various county contracts.
- $17,002,993.41 contract for medical and dental services to incarcerated populations
- Termination of the Local Emergency declaration regarding COVID-19
- $243,833 agreement for Airport Pavement Management System
- Request for qualifications for on-call engineering and project management services
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors will review informational reports from various county departments regarding the 2022-23 fiscal year. The agenda also includes public comment on non-agenda items and a closed session.
- Informational County Department Reports for Fiscal Year 2022-23
Planning Commission
The commission is considering approvals for several minor and major subdivisions in Carlotta and McKinleyville. The agenda also includes a coastal development permit modification for Laurel Tree Charter School. Several cannabis cultivation applications are scheduled to be continued to a future date.
- Wennerholm minor subdivision and ADU special permit approval
- Jackson Major Subdivision final map approval
- Laurel Tree Charter School Coastal Development Permit modification
- Planning Watershed Map discussion
Zoning Administrator
The Zoning Administrator is considering several applications for cannabis cultivation and nursery operations. The agenda also includes a request for security fencing on a 20-acre parcel in Arcata. One application to expand a cannabis operation in Mayers Flat was continued to April 21, 2022.
- Benbow Valley Ranch Farms, LLC: Special Permit for cannabis cultivation consolidation
- Lost Coast Nursery, LLC: Special Permit for a new 5,900-square-foot cannabis nursery
- Figas Coastal Development Permit: Installation of security fencing in Arcata
- Mayers Flat Farm, LLC: Expansion of cannabis cultivation (continued to April 21)
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors is reviewing several funding actions for the Department of Health and Human Services. This includes approving supplemental budgets for Public Health and a $381,482 transfer from the General Fund to restore the department's fund balance. The agenda also covers cannabis business education contracts and mental health service agreements.
- $381,482 transfer from County General Fund to Public Health Fund
- $64,000 agreement with College of the Redwoods for cannabis business courses
- Supplemental budgets for DHHS Public Health totaling over $1.2 million
- Re-authorization of remote teleconference meetings through May 3, 2022
- MOU for the Project Trellis Local Equity Program
Board of Supervisors
The Board will consider a resolution regarding the censure of Auditor-Controller Karen Paz Dominguez. Members will also review a complaint against Supervisor Bushnell and discuss amendments to the Board's Code of Conduct and Ethics Rules. The meeting includes informational reports from county departments for the 2022-23 fiscal year.
- Censure resolution for Auditor-Controller Karen Paz Dominguez
- Amendments to Board of Supervisors Code of Conduct and Ethics Rules
- County Department Reports for Fiscal Year 2022-23
- Litigation discussion regarding North McKay Ranch Subdivision Project
Zoning Administrator
The Zoning Administrator is reviewing several applications for cannabis cultivation permits and a coastal development permit for Highway 101 culvert replacement. Some items, including expansions in the Willow Creek and Honeydew areas, were continued to a future date. Other projects involving outdoor cultivation are recommended for approval.
- Caltrans culvert replacement on Highway 101
- Season George cannabis cultivation and tour permit
- Angie Jeong cannabis cultivation permits in Kneeland
- Hope Springs Farm cannabis cultivation permit
- Continuation of New Earth Farms, LLC permit
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors is considering a budget increase for the Garberville Complex Project and scheduling a public hearing for county fee updates. Other agenda items include extending the local drought emergency and authorizing the purchase of mobile COVID-19 vaccination vans.
- $369,203.25 cost increase and 120-day extension for Garberville Complex Project construction
- $739,547.94 supplemental budget for Fiscal Year 2021-22 to fund the Garberville project
- Purchase of two modified Mercedes Sprinter Vans for mobile COVID-19 testing and vaccination services
- Public hearing scheduled for April 12, 2022, regarding updates to the County Schedule of Fees and Charges
- Extension of the local drought emergency through April 19, 2022
Planning Commission
The Commission is considering multiple applications for cannabis cultivation and special permits across various regions. These include projects in the Miranda, Blocksburg, Whitethorn, and Alderpoint areas. One application for Pilot Ridge was continued to a date uncertain.
- Krystal Kings Farms, LLC: Approval of 18,300 SF of mixed-light cultivation in Miranda
- Whipsawasons, LLC: Approval of 12,000 SF of outdoor cannabis cultivation in Blocksburg
- Eubanks Farms, LLC: Approval of 15,600 SF of outdoor cannabis cultivation in Whitethorn
- Elders Road, LLC: Approval of 17,755 SF of outdoor cannabis cultivation in Alderpoint
- Macras Land Company, Inc.: Cannabis cultivation permit continued to a date uncertain
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors is reviewing several infrastructure and personnel items. This includes a contract for fuel tank replacement at Murray Field Airport and a grant for Voter's Choice Act implementation. The agenda also includes a proclamation for Tsunami Preparedness Week.
- Contract with Beacom Construction Company for Murray Field Airport fuel tank replacement not to exceed $350,000
- Agreement with Armstrong Consultants, Inc. for an airport hangar evaluation study
- Resolution to receive a $25,000 grant from the California Secretary of State for Voter's Choice Act implementation
- Reallocation of one full-time position in the Human Resources Department
- Waiver of extra-help hour limitations for various Sheriff’s Office staff members
Board of Supervisors
The Board is reviewing an ordinance to amend the Transient Occupancy Tax for a June 7, 2022, election. They are also considering a $250,000 supplemental budget for COVID-19 testing services and various grant applications.
- Amendment to Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT) for the June 7, 2022, ballot
- $250,000 supplemental budget for COVID-19 surveillance testing services
- Authorization to accept donations up to $600,000 for the Sheriff's Office
- Consultant services agreement with Mark Thomas and Company, Inc.
- Fire prevention grant applications through California Climate Investments
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission is reviewing several applications for cannabis cultivation permits in the Dinsmore, Salmon Creek, and Kneeland areas. The commission is also discussing a proposed ordinance to establish standards for wireless telecommunications facilities throughout unincorporated county areas. One project was continued to an uncertain date.
- 5 Star Cali, LLC: 17,100 SF cannabis cultivation permit
- MDRV Realty Holdings, LLC: Cannabis cultivation and special permit
- Vasi Ray Farms, LLC: 15,900 SF cannabis cultivation permit
- BCRD LLC: 18,283 SF cannabis cultivation permit
- Proposed Communications Facilities Ordinance for wireless facilities
Zoning Administrator
The meeting includes decisions on several special permits for cannabis cultivation in the Dinsmore, Garberville, and Whitethorn areas. Officials will also consider a Coastal Development Permit for Caltrans to replace two culverts along Highway 101. Two other cultivation projects were continued to a date uncertain.
- Special Permit for MDRV Realty Holdings, LLC in Dinsmore/Mad River Area
- Special Permit for Season George in Garberville Area
- Notice of Merger and Special Permits for Vesuvio Gardens in Whitethorn Area
- Coastal Development Permit for Caltrans culvert replacement on Highway 101
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors is reviewing airport infrastructure bids and road closures for the Avenue of the Giants Marathon. They will also consider a liquor license waiver for Elk Country RV Park and staff reallocations in Child Support Services. Additionally, the board is reviewing contract amendments for human resources support.
- Bid authorization for runway rehabilitation at ACV Airport
- Road closures for the Avenue of the Giants Marathon on May 1, 2022
- Liquor license waiver request for Elk Country RV Park in Trinidad
- $346,150 contract amendment with MRG, LLC for human resources services
- Consolidation of Arcata's special election with the June 7 primary
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission is reviewing several permits for cannabis cultivation and modifications to allow retail sales. The commission will also discuss a proposed ordinance regarding standards for wireless telecommunications facilities in unincorporated areas. Additionally, the body will read a letter from the Board of Supervisors concerning cannabis permitting.
- Proposed Telecommunications Ordinance for wireless facility standards
- Full Moon Farms Inc. cannabis cultivation permit in Dinsmore area
- The Emerald Kid Inc. modification for retail sales and delivery
- Golden Bud, LLC special permit for new cannabis cultivation
- Jake Perkins conditional use permit in New Harris area
Zoning Administrator
The Zoning Administrator is reviewing a special permit request from Big Fir, LLC for cannabis cultivation in the Alderpoint area. The proposal includes 20,000 square feet of greenhouses and processing structures. It also includes a requested lot line adjustment between APN 215-152-060 and APN 216-151-022.
- Special permit for 20,000 SF of outdoor cannabis cultivation
- Lot line adjustment between APN 215-152-060 and APN 216-151-022
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors is reviewing several budget allocations and administrative updates. Key items include accepting federal grants for elections and approving infrastructure financing plans. The Board will also consider land use petitions and lease amendments.
- Accepting $162,722.68 in federal HAVA funds for election administration
- Approving the Samoa Peninsula EIFD Infrastructure Financing Plan
- J&J Family LLC General Plan Amendment and Zone Reclassification petition
- Ratifying a $55,000 contract for Redwood House Road storm damage repairs
- Allocating new positions and budget for Health and Human Services
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors will consider an ordinance to prohibit the storage and handling of coal and petroleum coke on County-owned property. The agenda also includes a $40,000 budget transfer for veterans in several cities and the adoption of a new countywide telework policy. Additionally, officials will receive an update on local COVID-19 conditions.
- Ordinance prohibiting coal and petroleum coke storage on County property
- $40,000 transfer from Contingencies to support Arcata, Eureka, Ferndale, and Fortuna veterans
- Adoption of a new Countywide Telework Policy
- Auction of tax-defaulted properties
- Reauthorization of remote teleconference meetings due to COVID-19
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors will discuss directing the County Administrative Office to develop a Cannabis Excise Tax Suspension/Reduction Program. This includes drafting a resolution for final review and approval.
- Development of a Cannabis Excise Tax Suspension/Reduction Program
- Drafting of a resolution to establish and document the program
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider a development agreement for the North McKay Ranch Subdivision Project in the Cutten area. The agenda also includes permit extensions for an Orick-area resort and McKinleyville habitat restoration. Additionally, the commission will review cannabis cultivation permits and resolutions regarding remote meetings.
- Development Agreement for North McKay Ranch Subdivision Project
- Permit extensions for a 152-unit campground and lodge in Orick
- City of Arcata land acquisition on Boyd Road for Mad River public access
- Two-year extension for McKinleyville habitat restoration and public access
- Conditional Use Permit for 17,380 square feet of cannabis cultivation
Zoning Administrator
The Zoning Administrator is considering a special permit for Tree House Culture, LLC. The proposal involves 8,700 square feet of mixed-light and outdoor cannabis cultivation. The plan includes retiring certain existing cultivation areas and adding a new rainwater catchment tank.
- Special Permit for 8,700 SF of cannabis cultivation (Tree House Culture, LLC)
- Retirement of 14,868 SF of existing outdoor cultivation
- Proposed 270,000-gallon rainwater catchment storage tank
Board of Supervisors
The Board is reviewing a proposal to develop a cannabis excise tax suspension program for recent tax years. They will also introduce an ordinance regarding supervisorial district boundaries. A public hearing is scheduled for a cannabis cultivation permit appeal.
- Proposed Cannabis Excise Tax Suspension/Waiver Program for 2021 and 2022
- Introduction of an ordinance amending supervisorial district boundaries
- Public hearing on Humboldt's Own LLC cannabis cultivation permit appeal
- Supplemental budget for Juvenile Hall DJJ Realignment Implementation Plan
- 10% base pay increase for the Director of Children and Family Commission
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors is reviewing several items including aviation staffing, public health construction bids, and healthcare subcontracts. They will also consider election consolidation for the Briceland Community Services District.
- Allocation of four full-time airport service worker positions and a supplemental budget
- Contract with Mead and Hunt, Inc. for a Wildlife Hazard Assessment and Management Plan
- Bid award to Adams Commercial General Contracting, Inc. for the Garberville Public Health ADA Modification Project
- Subcontracts with Sierra Health Foundation for medication-assisted treatment projects
- Consolidation of the Briceland Community Services District special election with the June 7, 2022 primary
Zoning Administrator
The Zoning Administrator is considering two special permit applications for cannabis cultivation in the Alderpoint and Ettersburg areas. The items include requests regarding outdoor cultivation, propagation, and water storage infrastructure.
- Special Permit for Not Fade Away Farms, LLC involving 7,948 square feet of outdoor cultivation
- Special Permit for Kenneth Holland involving 8,320 square feet of mixed light cannabis cultivation
- Proposed increase of water storage to 77,500 gallons for Not Fade Away Farms, LLC
- Request for development in the Streamside Management Area for the Kenneth Holland project
Planning Commission
The Humboldt County Planning Commission is reviewing several continued public hearing items regarding land use permits. These include requests for cannabis cultivation permits in the Salmon Creek, Garberville, Benbow, and Ettersburg areas. The agenda also includes a retail food market permit for Eureka and a recommended denial for a project in Myers Flat.
- Asia’s Best: Retail food and dry goods market at 2085 Myrtle Avenue, Eureka
- Midgad, LLC: 19,800 square foot cannabis cultivation permit in Salmon Creek Area
- Green Management Group of Humboldt, LLC: 17,740 square foot cannabis cultivation permit in Garberville area
- Green Crows, LLC: 14,814 square foot cannabis cultivation permit in Benbow area
- Forever Loving Humboldt Inc.: Recommended denial for a 32,500 square foot cannabis cultivation project in Myers Flat
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors is reviewing several budgetary and administrative items. Key topics include updates to Measure Z funding, new grant applications for housing and suicide prevention, and professional service agreements for behavioral health. The Board is also re-authorizing remote meetings due to the COVID-19 emergency.
- Measure Z funding carry forward and supplemental budget
- Application for 'No Place Like Home' housing program funding
- Professional services agreement with EA Family Services for behavioral health
- $100,000 supplemental budget for suicide prevention program
- Re-authorization of remote teleconferencing meetings through February 8, 2022
Zoning Administrator
The Zoning Administrator is reviewing permit applications for residential and commercial developments. Proposed projects include a single-family home in the Indianola Area, indoor cannabis cultivation in Loleta, and a new veterinary hospital in Myrtletown.
- Poletis Residential CDP: Construction of a two-story single-family residence in the Indianola Area
- Matt Allen CDP and ZCC: 840 square feet of indoor cannabis cultivation in the Loleta Area
- Myrtle Avenue Veterinary Hospital: A 5,347 square foot veterinary hospital in Myrtletown
Planning Commission
The commission will discuss extending remote meeting authorizations and hold public hearings on several land use projects. Items include a large-scale mixed-use development in the Cutten area and various permits for storage, retail, and cannabis cultivation.
- North McKay Ranch: Mixed-use development with 320 residential units and 22,000 square feet of commercial space
- Salmonid Restoration Federation: Construction of 10 million gallons of off-stream water storage for habitat improvement
- Rainbow Self Storage: Conversion of a former lumber yard into self-storage facilities in Eureka
- Asia’s Best Market: A new retail food and dry goods market at the Sacred Heart Church campus
- Midgad, LLC: Permit for 19,800 square feet of outdoor cannabis cultivation
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors is reviewing several items on the consent calendar, including contracts for homelessness services and youth housing. The meeting also addresses the extension of a local drought emergency and updates to county staffing.
- $303,752 agreement with Redwood Community Action Agency for youth shelter and transitional housing
- MOU with California State Parks for ADA beach access mats at Clam Beach and Little River State Beach
- Extension of the local drought emergency through February 1, 2022
- Agreement with Arcata House Partnership for emergency shelter and supportive services
- $9,521 appropriation transfer for a mobile interview system for the Child Advocacy Center Program
Board of Supervisors
The Humboldt County Board of Supervisors met to review items on the consent calendar. The agenda included a request to ratify a local emergency proclamation following a winter storm in late December.
- Ratification of Local Emergency Proclamation - Late December Winter Storm