Angels Camp public meetings in 2025

City Council Meeting

The council will consider several action items, including a purchase of a portion of the Vallecito Road parking lot (APN 062-004-043). They will also hold a public hearing on Ordinance 552 to update the 2022 Building Codes to the 2025 Building Codes. Additional resolutions address water‑system reimbursement, a fee‑schedule amendment for wastewater connections, and a contract with Municipal Resource Group, LLC for a role assessment up to $9,880.

• Resolution 25-103: authorize purchase of APN 062-004-043, a portion of the Vallecito Road parking lot, and open escrow with deposit.
• Ordinance 552: schedule a public hearing and a second reading on Jan 6, 2026 to adopt updated building codes.
• Resolution 25-100: propose amendment to the City Fee Schedule to allow higher workforce housing fees for wastewater connections.
• Resolution 25-105: approve agreement with Municipal Resource Group, LLC for a role and workload assessment, not to exceed $9,880.
• Resolutions 25-91 and 25-99: reimburse Eureka Oaks/Habitat for off‑site water system improvements.

The council approved the meeting agenda and routine consent items, scheduled a building‑code update for a second reading, and passed several resolutions including reimbursement agreements, a fee‑schedule amendment, a land purchase, and ballot‑drop‑box installations. A motion to hire a consultant for a workload assessment failed because it received no second.

• Approved agenda as posted (5 yes) – motion by Broglio, seconded by Scott
• Approved consent items (5 yes) – motion by Behiel, seconded by Broglio
• No action on Ordinance 552; scheduled for second reading Jan 6, 2026
• Approved Resolution 25‑91 reimbursement agreement (5 yes) – motion by Mayor Chimente, seconded by Broglio
• Approved Resolution 25‑100 fee‑schedule amendment for workforce housing fees (5 yes) – motion by Behiel, seconded by Broglio
• Approved Resolution 25‑103 purchase of APN 062‑004‑043 portion of Vallecito Road parking lot (5 yes) – motion by Behiel, seconded by Vice Mayor Schirato
• Approved Resolution 25‑104 installation of ballot drop boxes on city property (5 yes) – motion by Vice Mayor Schirato, seconded by Mayor Chimente
• Motion to approve Resolution 25‑105 (consultant agreement up to $9,880) failed – no second

Planning Commission Meeting CANCELED

The scheduled regular Planning Commission meeting for December 11, 2025 was canceled. The next regular meeting is set for Thursday, January 8, 2026.

City Council Meeting

The City Council will consider resolutions for sewer replacement and water meter projects. The body will also discuss a housing allocation grant and the establishment of a new commission.

• Resolution 25-100: Task Order 30 for Vallecito Road Sewer Replacement Project engineering and inspection
• Resolution 25-101: Release of bidding documents for water meter replacement project phase 1 and 2
• Resolution 25-90: Permanent Local Housing Allocation Grant to Habitat for Humanity Calaveras
• Resolution 25-97: Establishing the Greenhorn Creek LLD Commission
• Closed session negotiations for properties APN 062-004-043 and APN 060-001-012/008

The council unanimously approved Resolution 25-100 to award a task order to Dewberry Engineers for the Vallecito Road sewer replacement project. It also approved resolutions for water meter replacement documents and smart meters, a housing grant to Habitat for Humanity, the creation of the Greenhorn Creek LLD Commission, and a starting wage for a plant operator. All items passed with a 5‑yes vote.

• Approved Resolution 25-100 for Vallecito Road sewer replacement task order (5 YES)
• Approved Resolution 25-101 to release water meter replacement documents and purchase smart meters (5 YES)
• Approved Resolution 25-90 granting Habitat for Humanity a permanent local housing allocation (5 YES)
• Approved Resolution 25-97 establishing the Greenhorn Creek LLD Commission (5 YES)
• Approved Resolution 25-98 authorizing starting wage for Plant Operator III Step 5 (5 YES)
• Approved agenda as posted (5 YES)
• Approved draft minutes of November 18, 2025 (5 YES)
• Adjourned meeting at 8:10 PM (5 YES)

City Council Meeting

The City Council will vote on several resolutions covering grant administration, a micro‑enterprise Community Development Block Grant, a $3,000 change order for planning services, and the designation of responsibilities for the Greenhorn Creek Landscape and Lighting Assessment District No. 2. One resolution proposes repurposing a CCOG‑funded grant match of $40,000 and forfeiting the Safe Streets for All Grant. Additional items include an amendment to a joint powers agreement for the Central San Joaquin Valley Risk Management Authority and recruitment strategies for the City Administrator position.

• Resolution 25-95 – Repurposing the CCOG‑funded grant match of $40,000 and forfeiting the Safe Streets for All Grant
• Resolution 25-88 – Authorizing an application for a Micro‑Enterprise Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)
• Resolution 25-89 – Change Order 4 for $3,000 to Augustine Planning Associates, Inc. to prepare and submit a 2025 CDBG Microenterprise Grant
• Resolution 25-96 – Declaring management and operational responsibilities for the Greenhorn Creek Landscape and Lighting Assessment District No. 2
• Resolution 25-94 – Approving amendment to the Joint Powers Agreement of the Central San Joaquin Valley Risk Management Authority

The council approved several resolutions, including a micro‑enterprise Community Development Block Grant and the repurposing of a $40,000 grant for a pavement management plan. It also recognized the Greenhorn Creek Landscape and Lighting Assessment District No. 2 and amended a joint powers agreement. All actions passed with a unanimous 5‑yes vote.

• Approved Resolution 25-88 authorizing a micro‑enterprise CDBG grant (5 yes)
• Approved Resolution 25-95 repurposing $40,000 CCOG grant for the Pavement Management Plan (5 yes)
• Approved Resolution 25-96 recognizing Greenhorn Creek Landscape and Lighting Assessment District No. 2 (5 yes)
• Approved Resolution 25-94 amendment to the Joint Powers Agreement of the Central San Joaquin Valley Risk Management Authority (5 yes)
• Approved Resolution 25-93 authorizing engagement of executive search firm Peckham and McKenney (5 yes)
• Approved Resolution 25-89 Change Order 4 for $3,000 to Augustine Planning Associates (5 yes)
• Approved Resolution 25-87 denying the appeal and upholding the Planning Commission’s approval of Resolution 25‑15 (5 yes)
• Approved consent items A (draft minutes) and B (Treasurer report) (5 yes)

Planning Commission Meeting

The Planning Commission will review Resolution 25-14, which finds architectural conformity and recommends a conditional use permit and sign permit for the 49er Eats business. The commission will also handle routine agenda items such as roll call, public comment, and approval of minutes. No other land‑use items are on the agenda.

• Resolution 25-14 – Finding of Architectural Conformity and Conditional Use Permit with Sign Permit for 49er Eats
• Approval of minutes from October 9, 2025
• Public comment period (any land‑use items not posted on the agenda)

The Planning Commission approved the meeting agenda and the October 9, 2025 minutes. It then approved Resolution 25-14, granting a Finding of Architectural Conformity and a Conditional Use Permit with a sign permit for 49er Eats. The meeting was adjourned at 5:47 p.m.

• Approved agenda (4-0)
• Approved October 9, 2025 minutes (4-0)
• Approved Resolution 25-14 for 49er Eats (4-0)
• Adjourned meeting (4-0)

City Council Meeting

The City Council will approve the draft minutes from the October 21, 2025 meeting and consider Resolution 25-86, which sets discussion priorities for a joint meeting with the Utica Water and Power Authority elected bodies. The council will receive updates on the Angels Creek Trail, the Automated Meter Reader project, and the monthly council report. Closed‑session items include performance evaluations for the City Administrator and the Chief of Police, and a conference on a real‑property negotiation for a 0.07‑acre parcel (APN 062-004-043).

• Resolution 25-86 – identifying top discussion priorities for a joint Utica Water and Power Authority meeting
• Approve Draft Minutes of October 21, 2025
• Closed‑session performance evaluation for City Administrator (Gov. Code §54957(b))
• Closed‑session performance evaluation for Chief of Police (Gov. Code §54957(b))
• Closed‑session conference on real‑property negotiation for APN 062-004-043 (0.07 acre) Takahashi

The council approved the meeting agenda and the draft minutes from October 21, 2025, each by a 5‑yes vote. It also adopted Resolution 25-86, directing staff to prepare discussion topics on a five‑year funding agreement and the Angels Penstock reconstruction for a joint Utica Water and Power Authority meeting, again with a 5‑yes vote. The meeting was then adjourned at 8:08 PM by a unanimous 5‑yes vote.

• Approved agenda (5‑yes)
• Approved draft minutes of Oct 21 2025 (5‑yes)
• Approved Resolution 25‑86 on joint water‑power discussion topics (5‑yes)
• Adjourned meeting at 8:08 PM (5‑yes)

City Council Meeting

The Angels Camp City Council will consider several action items, including a resolution to accept the Purdy Road water and sewer improvements project as complete and release retained funds. They will also vote on awarding a $45,000 contract to CSG for the CEQA environmental document supporting the city’s Draft Greenhouse Gas Reduction Plan. Additional items include re‑introducing an ordinance on Planning Commission appointments, approving an on‑call services agreement with CSG, and a side‑letter agreement for out‑of‑class pay for exempt employees. Public comment will be offered before the meeting adjourns.

• Resolution 25-84 – Accept Purdy Road water and sewer improvements project as complete and authorize release of retention
• Resolution 25-85 – Award CSG a contract up to $45,000 for CEQA documentation for the Draft Greenhouse Gas Reduction Plan
• Ordinance 549 – Re‑introduce ordinance to hold a public hearing on appointments and vacancies for the Planning Commission
• Agreement – Approve an agreement with CSG for on‑call, as‑needed services
• Resolution 25-83 – Approve a side‑letter agreement to provide out‑of‑class pay for the exempt employee group

The council adopted Resolution 25‑84, accepting the Purdy Road water and sewer improvements project as complete and authorizing the release of retention funds. It also approved Resolution 25‑85 to award CSG a $45,000 contract for the CEQA environmental document for the draft greenhouse gas reduction plan, and adopted Ordinance 549 to re‑introduce a public hearing on Planning Commission appointments. Additional actions included an agreement with CSG for on‑call services and a side‑letter agreement for out‑of‑class pay for exempt employees. All items passed with a 4‑yes, 1‑absent vote.

• Approved Resolution 25‑84 (Purdy Road water and sewer improvements) – 4 yes, 1 absent
• Approved Resolution 25‑85 (CSG CEQA contract up to $45,000) – 4 yes, 1 absent
• Approved Ordinance 549 (public hearing on Planning Commission appointments) – 4 yes, 1 absent
• Approved Agreement with CSG for on‑call services – 4 yes, 1 absent
• Approved Resolution 25‑83 (Side Letter for out‑of‑class pay for exempt employees) – 4 yes, 1 absent
• Approved agenda as posted – 4 yes, 1 absent
• Approved consent items A‑C (draft minutes, corrected minutes, AP checks) – 4 yes, 1 absent
• Adjourned meeting at 7:55 PM – 4 yes, 1 absent

Planning Commission Meeting

The Planning Commission will consider architectural conformity and conditional use permits for two projects. The body will also swear in two commission members.

• Resolution 25-14: Architectural Conformity, Conditional Use Permit, and Sign Permit for 49er Eats
• Resolution 25-15: Architectural Conformity and Conditional Use Permit for Pastoral Offices and Community Education Center, School
• Swearing in of Planning Commissioners Gordon and Wendt

The commission approved the minutes from the August 14, 2025 meeting. It also approved Resolution 25-14, granting a conditional use and sign permit for 49er Eats. Additionally, Resolution 25-15 was approved, granting a conditional use permit for the Pastoral Offices and Community Education Center. Commissioners Gordon and Wendt were sworn in for their new terms.

• Approved August 14, 2025 minutes (4-0)
• Approved Resolution 25-14 for 49er Eats conditional use and sign permit (4-0)
• Approved Resolution 25-15 for Pastoral Offices and Community Education Center conditional use (4-0)
• Swore in Commissioners Gordon and Wendt (unanimous)

City Council Meeting

The Angels Camp City Council will consider several resolutions, including a contract for the Vallecito Road Sewer Replacement Project and a task order for groundwater exploration. Consent items include approvals for the September 16 minutes, a State Route 49 road closure for the Christmas Parade, and the transfer of city funds from U.S. Bank to Bank of Stockton. Action items also cover amendments to the Pavement Management Program, a sign ordinance update, and adoption of the draft Regional Transportation Plan. Closed‑session topics involve property negotiations, labor negotiations, anticipated litigation, employee evaluations, and appointments.

• Resolution 25-79 – Authorize City Administrator to execute construction contract for Vallecito Road Sewer Replacement with R Sutton Enterprises
• Resolution 25-73 – Approve Task Order 9 with Lumos & Associates, Inc. for groundwater exploration services
• Resolution 25-80 – Approve Pavement Management Program 2025‑2030 Amendment No. 1
• Ordinance 552 – Sign Ordinance Update, waive second reading, hold public hearing and consider adoption
• Resolution 25-76 – Approve draft Regional Transportation Plan (RTP)

The council approved eight items, all passing with unanimous 5‑yes votes. Approvals included a groundwater exploration task order, a pavement management program amendment, a construction contract for the Vallecito Road sewer replacement, a fundraising effort for Utica Park shade structures, a sign‑ordinance update, the draft Regional Transportation Plan, revisions to the City Council Handbook, and a side‑letter agreement on police longevity pay. One ordinance concerning Planning Commission vacancies was held for a second reading on October 21, 2025.

• Approved Resolution 25-73 Task Order 9 for groundwater exploration services (5 yes)
• Approved Resolution 25-80 Pavement Management Program 2025‑2030 Amendment No. 1 (5 yes)
• Approved Resolution 25-79 Construction contract for Vallecito Road sewer replacement (5 yes)
• Approved Resolution 25-77 Creative Expressions fundraising for Utica Park shade structures (5 yes)
• Approved Ordinance 552 sign‑ordinance update (5 yes)
• Approved Resolution 25-76 draft Regional Transportation Plan (5 yes)
• Approved Resolution 25-82 revisions to the City Council Handbook (5 yes)
• Approved Resolution 25-72 side‑letter with Police Officers Association on longevity pay (5 yes)

City Council Meeting

The Angels Camp City Council will consider an employment agreement for the Interim City Administrator and review the 2025‑2030 Pavement Management Plan. Several ordinances will be presented, including changes to permit salons and spas, odor nuisance standards, and water system backflow protection. A $7,900 grant will be approved for an EPA application to evaluate the Rasberry Properties site.

• Resolution 25-67: $25,000 budget amendment to fund the Special Events Support Program.
• Ordinance 550: Amend code to allow salons/spas and establish odor nuisance standards.
• Ordinance 551: Update water system protection by controlling backflow and cross‑connections.
• Resolution 25-70: Approve up to $7,900 to hire GeoCon for an EPA grant application for the Rasberry Properties.
• Action Item A: Approve employment agreement for Interim City Administrator Steve Williams.

The council approved the employment agreement for interim City Administrator Steve Williams and adopted the 2025‑2030 Pavement Management Plan, adding Vallecito Road. It also passed several ordinances updating personal services, water system backflow controls, and the sign/park fee schedule, and approved budget and grant items for special events, the Utica Park Fund, and an EPA grant application.

• Approved employment agreement for interim City Administrator Steve Williams (5‑0)
• Approved Pavement Management Plan 2025‑2030, adding Vallecito Road (5‑0)
• Approved Ordinance 550 updating personal services and public nuisance rules (5‑0)
• Approved Ordinance 551 updating water system backflow controls (5‑0)
• Ordinance 552 sign ordinance update – held for second reading (no action)
• Approved Resolution 25‑67 $25,000 budget amendment for Special Events Support (4‑1)
• Approved Resolution 25‑68 establishing Utica Park Fund (5‑0)
• Approved Resolution 25‑70 $7,900 grant to GeoCon for EPA grant application (5‑0)

Planning Commission Meeting CANCELED

The Planning Commission meeting scheduled for September 11, 2025, has been canceled. No items were decided or discussed. The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday, October 9, 2025.

City Council Meeting - CANCELED

The Angels Camp City Council meeting set for September 2, 2025 was canceled, so no agenda items will be acted upon. The agenda had listed closed‑session property negotiations, several ordinance proposals, a $25,000 budget amendment for the Special Events Support Program, and other items, but none will be decided at this time.

• Closed‑session property negotiation: APN 062-004-043 Takahashi, 0.07 acre (Amy Augustine, City Planner)
• Closed‑session property negotiation: APN 062-001-047 Hansen, 4.6 acres (Amy Augustine, City Planner)
• Ordinance 550 – amend code to permit salons and spas, set odor nuisance standards (Amy Augustine, City Planner)
• Ordinance 551 – update backflow and cross‑connection control provisions (Amy Augustine, City Planner)
• Resolution 25-67 – $25,000 budget amendment for the Special Events Support Program (Amy Augustine, City Planner)

City Council Meeting

The council will consider several action items, including authorizing construction bids for the Vallecito Road Sewer Replacement Project (WWCS‑1). It will also act on resolutions to purchase drinking fountains for Utica Park and to contract a consultant for updating traffic impact mitigation fees. Additional ordinances will be introduced regarding salons and spas, and backflow protection standards. A closed session will review the city administrator’s performance evaluation and a potential litigation matter.

• Adopt Resolution No. 25-65 to approve construction documents for the Vallecito Road Sewer Replacement Project and authorize advertisement of construction bids
• Adopt Resolution No. 25-55 authorizing up to $28,000 to purchase and install two hydration stations at Utica Park
• Approve Resolution No. 25-64 awarding a contract to Willdan Financial Services to update the city’s traffic impact mitigation fees
• Introduce and waive first reading of Ordinance 550 to permit salons and spas and set odor nuisance standards
• Introduce and waive first reading of Ordinance 551 to update backflow and cross‑connection protection code

The council adopted Resolution No. 25-65, approving the construction documents for the Vallecito Road Sewer Replacement Project and authorizing bid advertisement. It also appointed two new planning commissioners, approved a $28,000 hydration‑station project, and awarded a contract to Willdan Financial Services for traffic‑impact fee updates. Directions were given to staff to pause engagement with Citygate Associates and to explore delegate attendance at the LOCC conference. The meeting was adjourned at 9:32 PM.

• Approved Resolution No. 25-65 for Vallecito Road Sewer Replacement project (passed 5 YES)
• Appointed Gary Gordon as Planning Commissioner (passed 5 YES)
• Appointed Clavey Wendt as Planning Commissioner (passed 5 YES)
• Approved Resolution No. 25-55 to spend up to $28,000 for two hydration stations at Utica Park (passed 5 YES)
• Approved Resolution No. 25-64 awarding contract to Willdan Financial Services for traffic impact fee study (passed 5 YES)
• Directed staff not to engage with Citygate Associates on the strategic plan at this time
• Directed staff to review LOCC conference options and arrange delegate attendance
• Motion to adjourn the meeting passed 5 YES

Historical District Sign Subcommittee

The Historical District Sign Subcommittee will meet on August 19, 2025 at 2:30 AM at the Angels Fire House, 1404 Vallecito Road. After roll call, pledge of allegiance, and a public comment period, the committee will discuss and provide direction for approval of the Kilted Viking sign. No other agenda items involve a decision. The agenda notes ADA assistance can be arranged by contacting the City Clerk.

• Discussion and direction for approval of Kilted Viking sign
• Public comment period (five minutes per person)

Planning Commission Meeting

The Angels Camp Planning Commission meeting will review routine items such as roll call, agenda approval, and minutes. The commission will hold a public hearing on Resolution 25-12 concerning a mural design for the MACT Administration and Native American Museum at 52 South Main Street. It will also consider Resolution of Intent 25-13 to update the city’s sign code, covering feather flags, temporary signs, historical commercial district signage, and election signage.

• Resolution 25-12: Public hearing on MACT Health Board addendum for a mural at 52 South Main Street, a 1.98‑acre parcel zoned Community Commercial.
• Resolution of Intent 25-13: Update to the city sign code, including rules for feather flags, temporary signs, historical commercial zoning district signage, and election signage.

The Planning Commission approved the minutes from the June 12 and July 10, 2025 meetings. It also approved Resolution 25-12, adding a Health Board addendum for a mural design at the MACT museum site, and Resolution 25-13 recommending updates to the city’s sign code. The meeting was adjourned at 6:10 p.m.

• Approved June 12, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved July 10, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 25-12 (mural design addendum) (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 25-13 (sign code update) (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting at 6:10 p.m. (unanimous)

City Council Meeting

The Angels Camp City Council will vote on several resolutions and an ordinance, including a $349,475 construction contract for the Purdy Road Water and Sewer Improvements Project. Other items include a $29,665.27 smart water meter change order, a $45,000 purchase of hydration stations for Utica Park, and an update to the city’s emergency management code. The council will also approve a revised police dispatch services agreement with Calaveras County.

• Adopt Resolution No. 25-56 approving Construction Change Order No. 002 for replacement of 20 water meters with SMART meters ($29,665.27).
• Adopt Resolution No. 25-57 awarding the Purdy Road Water and Sewer Improvements contract to Njirich & Sons, Inc. (up to $349,475).
• Adopt Ordinance No. 547 updating Chapter 2.12 of the municipal code to rename Civil Defense and Disaster Organization to Emergency Management and Response.
• Adopt Resolution No. 25-55 authorizing up to $45,000 to purchase and install two hydration stations at Utica Park.
• Adopt Resolution No. 25-63 approving the revised Municipal Services Agreement for Angels Police Dispatch Services with Calaveras County (FY 2025‑2026 through FY 2029‑2030).

The City Council filled the vacant council seat by appointing Kara Scott. It adopted several resolutions covering ADA procedures, SMART water meter installation, a Purdy Road water and sewer contract, an emergency‑management ordinance, and a police dispatch services agreement. The council chose not to adopt a $45,000 hydration‑station project and moved public comment to the start of the meeting.

• Appointed Ms. Kara Scott to fill vacant City Council seat (AYES: Mayor Chimente, Vice Mayor Schirato, Council Member Broglio; NOES: Council Member Behiel)
• Adopted Resolution Nos. 58‑60 approving ADA grievance procedure and liaison appointments (AYES: Mayor Chimente, Vice Mayor Schirato, Council Members Broglio and Behiel)
• Adopted Resolution No. 25‑56 approving $29,665.27 for SMART water meters (AYES: all five members)
• Adopted Resolution No. 25‑57 awarding Purdy Road Water and Sewer contract up to $349,475.00 (AYES: all five members)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 547 updating emergency‑management code (AYES: all five members)
• Adopted Resolution No. 25‑63 approving police dispatch services agreement (AYES: all five members)
• Did not adopt Resolution No. 25‑55 for $45,000 hydration stations; staff directed to seek lower‑cost options (consensus not adopt)
• Approved agenda amendment moving public comment to the beginning (AYES: Mayor Chimente, Vice Mayor Schirato, Council Members Broglio and Behiel)

City Council Meeting

The Angels Camp City Council will consider several resolutions, ordinances, and contracts during its regular meeting on July 15, 2025. Key actions include approving a $116,640 grant from the Cannabis Tax Fund, authorizing a $300‑to‑$420 monthly payment for City Financial Services with Calaveras LAFCo, and adopting a $452.42 change order for Utica Park exterior kitchen lighting along with $43,627.34 owner‑allowance credits. The council will also hold a public hearing on Ordinance No. 548 to amend setbacks in the Industrial Zoning District and will review two applications to appoint new Planning Commission members.

• Adopt Resolution No. 25-49 approving $116,640 grant from the Cannabis Tax Fund (Scott Ellis, Police Chief)
• Adopt Resolution No. 25-50 approving City Financial Services agreement with Calaveras LAFCo, $300/month (increasing to $420) starting July 1, 2025 (Pamela Caronongan, City Administrator)
• Adopt Resolution No. 25-46 approving Change Order 9 for Utica Park / Lightner Mine Expansion: $452.42 for exterior kitchen lighting and $43,627.34 owner‑allowance credits (Amy Augustine, City Planner)
• Introduce and hold public hearing on Ordinance No. 548 amending setbacks in the Industrial Zoning District (Amy Augustine, City Planner)
• Review two applications and appoint two commissioners to the Planning Commission (Amy Augustine, City Planner)

The council approved a series of resolutions and ordinances, including a road closure for a school parade, a landscaping contract for Greenhorn Creek, updates to emergency management procedures, and a five‑year grazing lease. All motions passed unanimously with four votes in favor and none against.

• Adopted Resolution No. 25-47 authorizing State Route 49 road closure for Bret Harte High School parade (4-0)
• Adopted Resolution No. 25-52 approving Professional Services Agreement with JBS Landscape for Greenhorn Creek LLD Community (4-0)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 547 updating Emergency Management and Response procedures, second reading set for Aug 1 (4-0)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 548 amending setbacks in the Industrial Zoning District (4-0)
• Adopted Resolution No. 25-46 approving Change Order 9 for Utica Park/Lightner Mine Expansion ($452.42 lighting, $43,627.34 owner‑allowance credits) (4-0)
• Adopted Resolution No. 25-50 approving City Financial Services agreement with Calaveras LAFCo ($300/month FY25‑26, $420/month FY26‑27) (4-0)
• Adopted Resolution No. 25-49 accepting $116,640 grant from the Cannabis Tax Fund Grant Program (4-0)
• Adopted Resolution No. 25-53 approving five‑year grazing lease with JHeart Ranch, $10,500 annual payment (4-0)

Planning Commission Meeting

The Planning Commission will meet to discuss a Resolution of Intent to update the city's sign code. This includes rules for temporary signs and changes to how signs are approved in the Historical Commercial Zoning District.

• Resolution of Intent to update sign code regarding feather flags and temporary signs
• Proposed amendment to allow City Planner in-house approval for signs in the Historical Commercial Zoning District
• Updates to election signage provisions

City Council Meeting

The Angels Camp City Council will consider several public‑hearing items, including the continuation of landscaping and lighting assessments and a $250,000 allocation of traffic impact mitigation fees for Foundry Lane access off SR 4. The council will also vote on a $104,000 task order with Dewberry Engineers for the Mark Twain water distribution project, a five‑year engineering services agreement with Lumos & Associates, and a $53,700 funding request for a part‑time museum archivist. Additionally, the council will discuss a municipal services agreement for police dispatch services with Calaveras County and adopt ordinance changes related to fire safety and road regulations.

• Resolution 25‑38: approve up to $250,000 in traffic impact mitigation fees for Foundry Lane access off SR 4
• Resolution 25‑44: approve a not‑to‑exceed $104,000 task order with Dewberry Engineers for Mark Twain Water Distribution System improvements
• Five‑Year Professional Services Agreement with Lumos & Associates for engineering services (July 2 2025 – June 20 2030)
• Resolution 25‑42: approve up to $53,700 funding for a part‑time museum archivist at Angels Camp Museum
• Resolution 25‑45: approve municipal services agreement for Angels Police dispatch services with Calaveras County for FY 2025‑2028

The council approved the meeting agenda and adopted several resolutions and ordinances. Key actions included adopting a fire‑safety code ordinance, continuing Greenhorn Creek assessments, and approving funding for traffic mitigation, museum staffing, water infrastructure, and engineering services. All motions passed by roll‑call vote with Council Member Moncada absent.

• Adopt Resolution No. 25-40 to continue Greenhorn Creek assessments (AYes: Chimente, Schirato, Broglio; Noes: none; Behiel recused)
• Adopt Ordinance No. 546 amending fire‑safety and related code sections (AYes: Chimente, Schirato, Broglio, Behiel; Noes: none)
• Adopt Ordinance No. 548 amending industrial zoning setbacks (AYes: Chimente, Schirato, Broglio, Behiel; Noes: none)
• Adopt Resolution No. 25-38 allocating up to $250,000 for traffic impact mitigation (AYes: Chimente, Schirato, Broglio, Behiel; Noes: none)
• Approve five‑year PSA for engineering services with Lumos & Associates (AYes: Chimente, Schirato, Broglio, Behiel; Noes: none)
• Adopt Resolution No. 25-42 funding museum archivist position up to $53,700 (AYes: Chimente, Schirato, Broglio; Noes: Behiel)
• Adopt Resolution No. 25-43 releasing construction documents for Purdy Road water/sewer project (AYes: Chimente, Schirato, Broglio, Behiel; Noes: none)
• Adopt Resolution No. 25-44 authorizing Task Order No. 23 with Dewberry Engineers for $104,000 (AYes: Chimente, Schirato, Broglio, Behiel; Noes: none)