Tulare County public meetings in 2021
116 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Homeless Task Force Meeting
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Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors will hold public hearings regarding a zoning change for 154.6 acres in the Delano area and a request to affirm the approval of a 110-foot faux pine telecommunication tower in Porterville. The meeting also includes a consent calendar with various county contracts and appointments.
- Public hearing for General Plan Amendment No. GPA 20-002 to include 67 acres in the Delano Urban Development Boundary
- Public hearing for Special Use Permit No. PSP 21-079 for a 110-foot-tall faux pine cell tower at 2159 W. North Grand Avenue, Porterville
- Agreement with United Way of Tulare County for disaster services for September Lightning Fires evacuees up to $500,000
- Grant award of $549,866 for the Workers’ Compensation Insurance Fraud Program
- Fire Prevention Program Grants for hazardous fuel reductions in North Fork (up to $389,371) and Mineral King (up to $265,870)
Personnel Hearing Panel
The Personnel Hearing Panel is meeting to conduct a closed session. The session concerns the discipline, dismissal, or release of a public employee.
- Closed session regarding discipline, dismissal, or release of a public employee
Defined Contribution Plan Committee Quarterly Meeting
The Defined Contribution Plan Committee is meeting to review investment options and retirement plan performance. The body will discuss updates to the 457 and 3121 plans and vote on a Vice Chair for 2022.
- Action on investment options via NFP Reporting
- Review of 457 and 3121 Plan reports as of 9/30/21
- Nomination and vote for 2022 Vice Chair
- Review of Education Policy and Bylaws
- Recommendation on Target Date Funds and Managed Account Service
SJVIA Regular Meeting
The San Joaquin Valley Insurance Authority is reviewing medical, dental, and vision experience reports and cash flow projections. The board will decide on a consulting services agreement and a stop loss/reinsurance renewal for plan year 2022.
- Authorize President to execute agreement with Keenan & Associates for consulting services
- Authorize President to execute Plan Year 2022 Stop Loss/Reinsurance Renewal application and agreement
- Approve two-year term amendment with 98point6 for mobile phone app-based telemedicine services
- Closed session regarding litigation: San Joaquin Valley Insurance Authority v. Gallagher Benefit Services, Inc.
- Receive EmpiRx Q3 2021 Utilization report from Keenan Pharmacy Services
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission is considering several land use permits, parcel map divisions, and a setback variance. The most significant item is a series of recommendations to the Board of Supervisors regarding the Cutler-Orosi Community Plan 2021 Update and associated zoning changes.
- Cutler-Orosi Community Plan 2021 Update including General Plan Amendment GPA 18-003 and rezoning plan PZC 18-011
- Two-year extension of time for Cheema Transport Special Use Permit PSP 18-083
- Tentative Parcel Map PPM 21-047 to divide 30.21 acre parcel at 21249 Avenue 296, Exeter
- Tentative Parcel Map PPM 21-052 to divide 15.89 acre parcel at 35636 Road 132, Visalia
- Setback and Use Variance PSV 21-001 for structures at 15276 and 15244 Avenue 296, Visalia
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors will hold public hearings regarding grant funding for affordable housing in Farmersville and a new ordinance to reduce climate pollutants. The meeting also includes various contract approvals for public health, infrastructure, and agricultural services.
- Grant funding up to $586,917 for Los Arroyos I and II affordable housing projects in Farmersville
- Proposed ordinance to implement SB 1383 regulations for edible food recovery and emissions reduction
- Contract award to Avison Construction, Inc. for the Government Plaza Parking Lot Project not to exceed $1,450,000
- ARPA funding for HVAC equipment replacement ($1,145,000) and Ledbetter Park repairs ($500,000)
- Zone change requests for parcels at Road 80/Avenue 384 and Road 248/Avenue 169
Homeless Task Force Meeting
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Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors will review various county contracts, grant applications, and land conservation amendments. Key items include facility remodels, public health funding, and emergency declarations.
- Contract for Administrative Office Remodel with Forcum/Mackey Construction, Inc. not to exceed $2,943,000
- Grant application for $5 million for the Disadvantaged Community Integrated Regional Water Management Involvement Program
- Agreement with Kaweah Delta Health Care District to add COVID-19 tests, increasing the amount by $1,000,000
- Agreement with Inmate Calling Solutions, LLC for communication services in detention facilities
- Partial non-renewal of nine Land Conservation Contracts under the Williamson Act
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission is reviewing a proposal to expand the Delano Urban Development Boundary and rezone approximately 154.6 acres. The body is also deciding on a rescue kennel site plan and a special use permit for medical staff rental units.
- General Plan Amendment GPA 20-002 to change 67 acres to Mixed Use Overlay and rezone 154.6 acres near Delano
- Final Site Plan No. PSR 21-005 for a cat rescue kennel on Powell Drive
- Special Use Permit No. PSP 21-050 for seven rental units at 787 Mariposa Road, Visalia
- Discussion of Tulare County Complete Streets programs for Plainview, East Porterville, Paige Moore Tract, Lindsay, and London
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors will receive public testimony and select a final map for supervisorial districts. The meeting also includes a consent calendar with various contracts, property sales, and zoning changes.
- Public hearing to select final supervisorial redistricting map
- Proposed sale of real property at 4929 Ave. 309, Goshen (min $25,000) and 30907 Juniper Rd., Goshen (min $20,000)
- Agreement with Psynergy Programs, Inc. for mental health services not to exceed $5,400,000
- Purchase of Microsoft Office 365 Licensing not to exceed $1,641,900
- Rezoning of 12.67-acre parcel at 13098 Avenue 232, Tulare from Exclusive Agriculture to Rural Residential
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing regarding the 2021 Advisory Commission on Supervisorial Redistricting report and map recommendations. Additional items include discussions on agricultural preserves, grant acceptances for health services, and road project agreements.
- Public hearing on 2021 supervisorial redistricting maps
- Public hearing on Williamson Act Agricultural Preserves applications
- Acceptance of $600,000 CDC grant for Community Health Workers
- Acceptance of $707,171 California Department of Public Health grant
- Agreement with Turning Point of Central California for $838,989
Board of Supervisors Special Meeting
The Board of Supervisors is meeting to consider a resolution regarding remote meetings. The proposal would allow the Board and its subcommittees to hold meetings via teleconferencing as permitted by Assembly Bill 361.
- Resolution to allow remote meetings and subcommittees to use teleconferencing per Assembly Bill 361
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission is considering several parcel maps, zone variances, and special use permits. Items include residential land divisions in Porterville and Visalia, goat breeding permits, and a new billboard in Kingsburg.
- Extension of time for TSM 791 near Avenue 400 and Road 32
- Parcel map PPM 21-044 to divide a 6.68 acre parcel in Porterville
- Parcel map PPM 21-045 to divide a 15.55 acre parcel in Visalia
- Zone variance and parcel map PPM 21-040 in Ducor
- Special use permit PSP 21-074 for goat breeding in Three Rivers
Board of Supervisors Special Meeting
The Board of Supervisors is holding a special meeting consisting of a closed session. The body will meet with legal counsel to discuss potential litigation regarding the redrawing of supervisorial district maps.
- Closed session conference with legal counsel regarding a litigation threat from the Dolores Huerta Foundation and Marguerite Melo concerning 2020 Census redistricting
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors is conducting a public hearing to receive testimony and a final report on recommended maps for new supervisorial district boundaries. The body is also considering a zoning change for a parcel in Tulare and various agency contracts and appointments.
- Public hearing on 2021 Advisory Commission on Supervisorial Redistricting map recommendations
- Proposed zoning change for 12.67 acres at 13098 Avenue 232 from Exclusive Agriculture to Rural Residential
- Agreement with Turning Point of Central California, Inc. for adolescent and children's mental health services not to exceed $14,600,000
- Grant application for Investment in Mental Health Wellness Grant Program not to exceed $4,932,779
- Agreement with the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services for victim advocacy funding totaling $265,207
Advisory Commission on Supervisorial Redistricting
The Advisory Commission on Supervisorial Redistricting will review community-submitted maps and a Commission map. The body will decide which maps to eliminate and which to recommend to the Board of Supervisors. The Commission also intends to approve the form of its Final Report.
- Vote to eliminate or recommend specific redistricting maps to the Board of Supervisors
- Approval of the Final Report as to form
- Approval of the Final Report Transmittal Letter
- Staff analysis of community maps submitted before October 19, 2021
Personnel Hearing Panel
The Personnel Hearing Panel will meet in a closed session to discuss personnel matters. The agenda includes discussions concerning the discipline, dismissal, or release of a public employee.
- Closed session discussion regarding discipline, dismissal, or release of a public employee
Homeless Task Force Meeting
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Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors is considering several health and human services agreements and emergency fire declarations. They are also reviewing land conservation contracts and a long-term water conveyance contract.
- Grant application for Project Homekey 2.0 program not to exceed $15,000,000
- Agreement with Community Services and Employment Training, Inc. for Youth Transitions Program up to $758,325
- Agreement with Pulse Health Facility, Inc. for nursing and mental health services up to $774,000
- Agreement with Tulare County Superintendent of Schools for job services up to $425,250
- Certification of Mitigated Negative Declaration for the Mineral King (Historic Oak Grove) Bridge Project
Advisory Commission on Supervisorial Redistricting
The Advisory Commission on Supervisorial Redistricting is meeting to review community-submitted maps and staff analysis. The body will form working groups to evaluate specific maps and vote on whether to move them forward, modify them, or eliminate them.
- Approval of Final Report Transmittal Letter
- Staff analysis of community maps submitted prior to October 12, 2021
- Vote to move forward, modify, or eliminate three Commission maps
- Discussion of Public Outreach Report
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors is meeting to reaffirm local emergency declarations for drought and wildfires. They are also reviewing several health and infrastructure contracts, including mental health services and road improvements.
- Reaffirmation of local emergencies for drought, September Lightning Fires, and Sequoia Complex Fire
- Agreement with California Psychiatric Transitions for mental health services not to exceed $5,100,000
- Grant for Tulare County Health Care Centers for coronavirus prevention and recovery up to $1,480,063
- Right-of-Way Contract for Avenue 328 Safety Improvement Project not to exceed $158,500
- Agreement with Caltrans for Avenue 428 over Sand Creek Bridge preliminary engineering up to $605,000
Special Meeting of Advisory Commission on Supervisorial Redistricting
The Advisory Commission on Supervisorial Redistricting is meeting to discuss and vote on a resolution regarding AB 361 Brown Act Meetings. This is a special meeting focused on a single action item.
- Resolution regarding AB 361 Brown Act Meetings
Advisory Commission on Supervisorial Redistricting
The Advisory Commission on Supervisorial Redistricting will review staff analysis of community maps and evaluate six Commission-created maps. Commissioners will form working groups to recommend which maps to keep, modify, or eliminate.
- Vote on six Commission maps to determine if they move forward, require modification, or are eliminated
- Staff analysis of community maps submitted prior to October 5, 2021
- Approval of September 30, 2021 meeting minutes
- Staff request for Final Report Transmittal Letter
- Public presentations of proposed community maps
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing regarding an energy services contract with ENGIE Services U.S. Inc. and related borrowing of up to $9.5 million. The meeting also includes updates on active fires and various agency agreements.
- Proposed Energy Services Contract with ENGIE Services U.S. Inc. not to exceed $10,500,000
- Proposed borrowing for energy projects via Tulare County Public Financing Authority not to exceed $9,500,000
- Agreement with City of Huron for test well drilling costs not to exceed $100,855
- Agreement with The Source LGBT+ Center, Inc. for STD surveillance services not to exceed $220,156
- Trade-in of four Caterpillar assets to Quinn Company for $70,000
Advisory Commission on Supervisorial Redistricting
The Advisory Commission on Supervisorial Redistricting will review five maps created by staff. The body will discuss these maps and vote on directions for staff to modify them for the next meeting.
- Approval of September 23, 2021 meeting minutes
- Staff analysis of community maps submitted before September 28
- Review and vote on modifications to five Commission maps
- Public outreach report discussion
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors will receive updates on COVID-19 and active fire response efforts. They are deciding on multiple health and human services contracts, real property sales, and energy efficiency projects for county facilities.
- Agreement with California Department of Health Care Services for Substance Use Disorder treatment not to exceed $46,613,400
- Sale of real properties at 425 E. Kern and adjacent parking to the City of Tulare for $500,000
- Contract for Woodville Park Community Forest Establishment Project with Quality Landscape Construction, Inc. not to exceed $327,000
- Agreement with Addiction Research and Treatment, Inc. (BAART) for opioid treatment not to exceed $4,751,000
- Purchase of one vehicle for Sheriff’s Office Investigations Division not to exceed $39,000
Advisory Commission on Supervisorial Redistricting
The Advisory Commission on Supervisorial Redistricting is meeting to review community-submitted maps and staff analysis. The Commission will discuss and vote on directing staff to create five draft maps based on geographic and demographic elements.
- Vote to direct staff to prepare five draft maps
- Staff analysis of community maps submitted prior to September 21
- Community map presentations from members and interest groups
- Approval of September 9, 2021 meeting minutes
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors will hold a public forum regarding the Tulare County Sheriff’s Office interactions with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The meeting also includes decisions on health plan renewals, mental health service contracts, and emergency fire proclamations.
- Sale of parcel 260-187-001-000 to Habitat for Humanity of Tulare/Kings Counties for low-income housing
- Agreement with Turning Point of Central California, Inc. for North County Mobile Unit mental health services not to exceed $860,000
- Amendment with Tulare County Superintendent of Schools for mental health assessments not to exceed $836,128
- Proposed resolution to make June 19 (Juneteenth) a paid holiday for County employees
- Agreement with VVC Holding Corp. for Electronic Health Records system not to exceed $144,522
Defined Contribution Plan Quarterly Meeting
The Defined Contribution Committee is meeting to review investment options and retirement plan reports. The body will consider approvals for cost reductions for participants and the renewal of the NFP contract.
- Review and action on investment options via NFP Reporting
- Approval of the return of excess funds from the Forfeiture Account to plan participants
- Review and approval of cost reduction for plan participants
- Review and approval of NFP Contract for Renewal
- Review of 457 and 3121 Plan status as of 6/30/21
Homeless Task Force Meeting
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Agricultural Advisory Committee Regular Meeting
The Agricultural Advisory Committee will receive a presentation from the Tulare County Assessors Office regarding the financial impact of Williamson Act land under a Land Conservation Contract. The meeting also includes a report on animal carcass disposal.
- Presentation from Tulare County Assessors Office on Williamson Act land financial impacts
- Report from the Subcommittee for Animal Carcass Disposal
- Official welcome of Justin Leyendekker
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors, along with the Tulare County Flood Control and Terra Bella Sewer Maintenance districts, will hold public hearings to adopt their FY 2021/22 final budgets. The Board will also consider lifting a hiring freeze established on May 8, 2020, and approving cost-of-living increases for elected officials.
- Adoption of FY 2021/22 Final Budgets for the General Fund, Special Districts, and other county funds
- Proposed 3% cost of living increase and $1,500 one-time payment for specific county elected officials
- Lifting of the May 8, 2020 hiring freeze effective September 26, 2021
- Agreement with Community Services and Employment Training, Inc. for job services not to exceed $1,260,000
- Purchase of Cisco Flex Platform for enterprise calling not to exceed $620,211
PUBLIC HEARING #1 - Advisory Commission on Supervisorial Redistricting
The Advisory Commission on Supervisorial Redistricting is conducting a public hearing to receive testimony on district composition and demographics. The body will also vote to determine if supervisorial district boundary changes are necessary.
- Public hearing on supervisorial district composition, demographics, and communities of interest
- Vote to determine if supervisorial district boundary changes are necessary
- Presentation of community maps by members of the public and Commissioners
- Approval of August 26, 2021 meeting minutes
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing on vacating a section of Avenue 32 between Road 184 and Road 192. Members will also review various county contracts, vehicle purchases, and tax rates for fiscal year 2021/22.
- Public hearing to vacate Avenue 32 between Road 184 and Road 192 near Richgrove
- Purchase of 36 replacement vehicles for Sheriff, HHS, Co-Operative Extension, and GSA not to exceed $1,348,000
- Contract with Taylor Jane Construction LP for Avenue 424 over Traver Canal Bridge Project for $1,834,201.25
- Agreement with Proteus, Inc. for Contact Tracing services not to exceed $1,996,249
- Grant application up to $5,000,000 for the 52-unit Neighborhood Village affordable housing complex in Goshen
SJVIA Regular Meeting
The San Joaquin Valley Insurance Authority is meeting to review financial reports and approve 2022 underwriting renewal rates and fees. The board will also consider increasing the stabilization reserve to three months and funding for the IBNR reserve. A closed session is scheduled regarding litigation with Gallagher Benefit Services, Inc.
- Approval of 2022 underwriting renewal rates and fees
- Proposed increase of the stabilization reserve to three months
- Funding to maintain fully-funded status of the IBNR reserve as of June 30, 2021
- Amendment to agreement with Elite Corporate Medical Services, Inc. for on-site biometric health screening
- Closed session regarding San Joaquin Valley Insurance Authority v. Gallagher Benefit Services, Inc.
Advisory Commission on Supervisorial Redistricting
The Advisory Commission on Supervisorial Redistricting is meeting to review demographic data from 2011 and 2021. The body will discuss a public outreach report and various administrative, clerk, and legal matters.
- Informational presentation on 2011 and 2021 Supervisorial District Demographics
- Approval of August 12, 2021 meeting minutes
- Discussion of Public Outreach Report
- Review of County Redistricting Timeline
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors is reviewing an interim recovery plan for $90,552,914 in federal funds to address COVID-19 impacts. The body is also deciding on various technology purchases, public safety agreements, and redistricting criteria.
- Interim Recovery Plan for $90,552,914 in American Rescue Plan Act funds
- Cisco Catalyst and Fire Power Master Bundle purchase not to exceed $511,000
- Jordan Peak Radio Repeater Site communications shelter purchase not to exceed $169,574
- Agreement for Regional Early Action Planning funds not to exceed $247,000
- Sexual Assault Felony Enforcement Team MOU in the amount of $562,897
Homeless Task Force Meeting
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Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors will discuss a Capital Improvement Plan for Fiscal Years 2021/22 - 2025/26 and a request to drawdown $3,500,000 from the Millennium Fund Program. The meeting also includes several mental health service contracts and emergency proclamations.
- Proposed $3,500,000 drawdown from the Tulare County Millennium Fund Program
- Agreement with ExMed, Inc. for psychiatric services not to exceed $3,000,000
- Subgrant agreement for WIOA Youth programs not to exceed $3,666,568
- Agreement with Success in Recovery, Inc. for adolescent mental health services not to exceed $1,200,000
- Reaffirmation of Local Emergency proclamations for drought and the Sequoia Complex Fire
Personnel Hearing Panel
The Personnel Hearing Panel is meeting to conduct a closed session. The session concerns the discipline, dismissal, or release of a public employee.
- Closed session regarding discipline, dismissal, or release of a public employee
Advisory Commission on Supervisorial Redistricting
The Advisory Commission on Supervisorial Redistricting will review an informational presentation on the redistricting process and timeline. The body will discuss and vote on whether to recommend additional redistricting criteria to the Board of Supervisors.
- Vote on additional redistricting criteria recommendations to the Board of Supervisors
- Approval of July 29, 2021 meeting minutes
- Informational presentation on redistricting criteria, communities of interest, and 2010 maps
- Discussion of public outreach report
- Review of administrative, clerk, and legal matters
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Tulare County Board of Supervisors is reviewing several high-value health and infrastructure contracts. The meeting includes decisions on mental health service agreements and bridge construction projects.
- Agreement with Tulare County Superintendent of Schools for adolescent mental health services not to exceed $6,000,000
- Agreement with Kings View Corporation for South County One-Stop Center and Mobile Services not to exceed $1,580,000
- Agreement with Kings View Corporation for Visalia and Porterville Wellness and Recovery Centers not to exceed $1,111,586
- Contract with Avison Construction Inc. for Road 204 over Wutchumna Ditch Bridge Project for $841,125
- Program Supplement Agreements for Avenue 174 ($700,000) and Avenue 416 ($837,316.66) bridge projects
Personnel Hearing Panel
The Personnel Hearing Panel is meeting to conduct a closed session. The session concerns the discipline, dismissal, or release of a public employee.
- Closed session regarding discipline, dismissal, or release of a public employee
Advisory Commission on Supervisorial Redistricting
The Advisory Commission on Supervisorial Redistricting will receive an informational presentation on the redistricting process, criteria, and timeline. The body will also discuss public outreach, administrative, clerk, and legal matters.
- Informational presentation on redistricting criteria and communities of interest
- Review of 2010 proposed, submitted, and final redistricting maps
- Discussion of public outreach report
- Approval of July 15, 2021 meeting minutes
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors will conduct public hearings to determine if delinquent water and sewer fees for Seville Water Company, County Service Areas No. 1 and No. 2, and the Terra Bella Sewer Maintenance District should be placed on the 2021/2022 tax roll. The meeting also includes several contract approvals and a proclamation for Child Support Awareness Month.
- Contract for Roadside Hazard Tree Removal Services with Estrada’s Trees Inc. not to exceed $283,125
- Agreement with Tulare Youth Service Bureau, Inc. for mental health services not to exceed $5,500,000
- Grant agreement for Residential Substance Abuse Treatment for State Prisoners Program not to exceed $488,565
- Additional contingency funds of $80,000 for Farm 2 Market Routes 2.0 Project 2
- Public hearing to determine final payment for JT2 Inc. (Todd Companies) for Pixley Main Street Improvements Project
Homeless Task Force Meeting
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Agricultural Advisory Committee Regular Meeting
The Agricultural Advisory Committee will hear a report on animal carcass disposal and discuss rural dumping on agricultural land and roads. The meeting includes guests from the Tulare County Sheriff's Office.
- Acceptance of the resignation of Val King
- Report from the Subcommittee for Animal Carcass Disposal
- Discussion on rural dumping with TCSO guests Gary Bird and Captain John Gonzales
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing to determine the final payment for the Pixley Main Street Improvements Project. Other business includes awarding a youth facility remodel contract and reaffirming local emergency proclamations for drought and fire.
- Public hearing on final payment to JT2 Inc. (Todd Companies) for Pixley Main Street Improvements Project
- Contract award of $1,008,000 to Caliber Contracting Services, Inc. for Probation Youth Facility Remodel Project
- Agreement with Tulare Youth Service Bureau, Inc. for mental health services not to exceed $1,300,000
- Acceptance of $572,714.95 donation from D.H. Blattner for a 2022 Spartan Fire Engine
- Acceptance of Emergency Solutions Grant Rapid Rehousing funds not to exceed $551,676.56
Advisory Commission on Supervisorial Redistricting
The Advisory Commission on Supervisorial Redistricting is meeting to receive an informational presentation on the redistricting process. The body will discuss public outreach, administrative matters, and redistricting criteria.
- Approval of July 1, 2021 meeting minutes
- Informational presentation on redistricting criteria, software, and timeline
- Discussion of 2010 proposed, submitted, and final redistricting maps
- Discussion of public outreach report
- Discussion of additional redistricting criteria
Planning Commission
The Tulare County Planning Commission is deciding on several special use permits for solar arrays, residential additions, and commercial operations. The body is also considering a zoning change for a 5-acre parcel and reviewing a tentative parcel map. Additionally, the commission will discuss environmental justice outreach and drought risk assessments.
- Recommendation to change zoning from AE-40 to C-3 (Service Commercial) for a 5-acre parcel on Road 140
- Special Use Permit for a 3 MW solar array on 20 acres near Avenue 108 and Road 40
- Special Use Permit for a commercial dog kennel at 37711 Millwood Drive, Woodlake
- Final Site Plan for three 55-foot tall billboards at 20701 Road 220, Lindsay
- Two-year extension for a 20 MW solar generation facility on a 150.33-acre parcel on Avenue 200
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Tulare County Board of Supervisors will discuss a grant for affordable housing and a public hearing regarding final payment for the Pixley Main Street Improvements Project. The meeting also includes several service contracts for mental health, law enforcement, and public safety.
- Proposed $3,501,506 agreement with the Department of Housing and Community Development for affordable housing
- Public hearing to determine final payment to JT2 Inc. (Todd Companies) for Pixley Main Street Improvements Project
- Proposed sale of real property at 425 E. Kern, Tulare, and parking area on "N" street to the City of Tulare
- Agreement with Crestwood Behavioral Health, Inc. for mental health and day treatment not to exceed $2,600,000
- Agreement with Aspiranet for Wraparound services not to exceed $2,350,000
Audit Committee
The Tulare County Audit Committee will review the Public Defender Department Head Change Consulting Engagement Report. The committee will also receive an update on the Two-Year Audit Plan for Fiscal Years 2021 and 2022.
- Public Defender Department Head Change Consulting Engagement Report
- Two-Year Audit Plan for Fiscal Years 2021 and 2022
- Internal Audit Charter review
- Independence Certification review
Advisory Commission on Supervisorial Redistricting
The Advisory Commission on Supervisorial Redistricting is meeting to review the redistricting process, criteria, and timeline. The body will discuss public outreach, administrative, and legal matters related to redrawing county districts.
- Informational presentation on redistricting criteria and communities of interest
- Review of 2010 proposed, submitted, and final redistricting maps
- Discussion of redistricting software and the county timeline
- Approval of June 17, 2021, meeting minutes
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing to certify the environmental review for a proposed Hampton Inn and Suites in Three Rivers. The meeting also includes a state budget update and various contract approvals for health, infrastructure, and agricultural services.
- Public hearing to certify the Environmental Impact Report for the Three Rivers Hampton Inn and Suites at 40758 Sierra Drive
- Vaccine administration agreements with Curative Medical Associates Inc. (up to $7.5 million) and Omni Family Health (up to $2 million)
- Construction contract for Avenue 152 Rehabilitation Project awarded to Avison Construction Inc. for $1,973,108
- Agreement with California Department of Food and Agriculture for Asian Citrus Psyllid regulatory activities for $380,000.29
- Salary increases for unrepresented employees in specified bargaining units
Planning Commission
The Commission will consider several parcel map applications and a special use permit. Items include property divisions in Allensworth and near Dinuba, as well as a new warehouse request in Earlimart.
- Parcel Map PPM 21-019: division of 9.84 acres into four parcels in Allensworth
- Zone Variance PZV 21-005 and Parcel Map PPM 21-008: division of 1.3 acres near Dinuba
- Special Use Permit PSP 21-022: construction of a 60,000 square foot warehouse in Earlimart
- Environmental Justice Presentation
Personnel Hearing Panel
The Personnel Hearing Panel is meeting to conduct a closed session. The session concerns the discipline, dismissal, or release of a public employee.
- Closed session regarding discipline, dismissal, or release of a public employee
Board of Supervisors Special Meeting
The Board of Supervisors is holding a special meeting to conduct a closed session. The body will deliberate on a possible public employee appointment for the position of Board Representative.
- Closed session for public employee appointment/employment consideration for Board Representative
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors is reviewing several high-value infrastructure contracts and public safety agreements. The meeting includes decisions on road repairs, a new infectious disease clinic, and the removal of certain fees per state law.
- Contract for 2021 Road Repair and Accountability Act Project 1 with Yarbs Grading and Paving Inc for $4,041,171
- Contract for HHSA Infectious Disease Clinic with Forcum/Mackey Construction, Inc. for $3,022,000
- Ceasing the collection of fees repealed by Assembly Bill 1869 effective July 1, 2021
- Agreement with Everbridge, Inc. for emergency mass notification services not to exceed $95,940
- Contract for 2021 Slurry Seal Program Project with VSS International, Inc. for $304,120
Advisory Commission on Supervisorial Redistricting
The Commission is meeting to elect a Chair and Vice-Chair and approve previous meeting minutes. Members will receive presentations on redistricting criteria, software, and public outreach updates.
- Election of Chair
- Election of Vice-Chair
- Approval of May 20, 2021 and June 3, 2021 meeting minutes
- Review of 2010 Redistricting Maps
- Discussion of redistricting criteria and communities of interest
Personnel Hearing Panel
The Personnel Hearing Panel is meeting to conduct a closed session. The session is designated for the discussion of the discipline, dismissal, or release of a public employee.
- Closed session regarding discipline, dismissal, or release of a public employee
Homeless Task Force Meeting
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Board of Supervisors Special Meeting
The Board of Supervisors is holding a special meeting consisting of a closed session. The body will meet with legal counsel to discuss anticipated litigation involving a letter from the Coalition Advocating for Pesticide Safety sent to the Ag Commissioner.
- Closed session regarding anticipated litigation from the Coalition Advocating for Pesticide Safety
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors will discuss several high-value contracts for public defense and vaccine administration. The meeting also includes decisions on road bridge projects and the reopening of waste disposal sites.
- Agreement with Allen Law Firm, Inc. for conflict public defender services not to exceed $8,571,847.92
- Vaccine administration agreements with Key Medical Group, Inc. and C.H.L. EMS, Inc. for up to $1,000,000 each
- Contract with Agee Construction Corporation for Avenue 364 over Cottonwood Creek Bridge Project for $1,516,616
- Transfer of $1,050,000 from Avenue 280 Widening Project to Road 64 Improvement Project
- Authorization to reopen Earlimart Transfer Station and Woodville Landfill
Defined Contribution Plan Committee Quarterly Meeting
The Defined Contribution Plan Committee is meeting to approve the budget and insurance coverage. The body will also review retirement plan statistics and form ad hoc committees for contract renegotiation and account services.
- Approval of Defined Contribution Budget
- Approval of Defined Contribution Insurance Coverage
- Formation of Ad Hoc Committee for Record Keeper Contract Renegotiation
- Formation of Ad Hoc Committee for Target Date Funds and Managed Account Service
- Annual Review of Forfeiture Fund Reserve Policy
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors is reviewing several high-value contracts, including vaccine administration and facility remodels. The body is also deciding on road improvements, zoning amendments in Goshen, and the reaffirmation of emergency declarations due to the Sequoia Complex Fire.
- Agreement with Sierra View Medical Center for vaccine administration not to exceed $2,500,000
- Contract for Resource Management Agency Remodel Project awarded to Forcum/Mackey Construction, Inc. for $1,060,000
- Program Supplement agreement for Avenue 152 Rehabilitation Project near Tipton not to exceed $1,775,000
- Amendment to Development Agreement DEV 20-001 for a project at Betty Drive and State Route 99, Goshen
- Sub-Grantee Agreement for the Sultana Sustainable Groundwater Project in the amount of $787,545
Advisory Commission on Supervisorial Redistricting
The Advisory Commission on Supervisorial Redistricting is meeting to discuss public outreach efforts, legal reports, and redistricting criteria. The body will also elect a Chair and Vice-Chair and review redistricting software.
- Election of Chair and Vice-Chair
- Approval of Conflict of Interest Code-Exhibit B
- Esri Redistricting Software Demonstration
- Report on Kern County redistricting litigation
- Review of outreach meeting content and schedule
Personnel Hearing Panel
The Personnel Hearing Panel is meeting to conduct a closed session. The session concerns the discipline, dismissal, or release of a public employee.
- Closed session regarding discipline, dismissal, or release of a public employee
Planning Commission
The Tulare County Planning Commission is meeting to consider several requests to divide agricultural and residential parcels. The body will also review a special use permit for an agricultural service establishment.
- Tentative Parcel Map PPM 21-014: Divide 40 acres into two parcels on Avenue 208
- Tentative Parcel Map PPM 21-015: Divide 20 acres into two parcels at Avenue 186 and Road 228
- Tentative Parcel Map PPM 21-016: Divide 59.54 acres into two parcels on Road 84
- Tentative Parcel Map PPM 21-018 & Zone Variance 21-012: Divide 3.04 acres into three parcels at 12539 Avenue 80
- Special Use Permit PSP 21-033: Ag Service Establishment for grape harvesting equipment at 831 S. P Street
Board of Supervisors Special Meeting
The Board of Supervisors is holding a special meeting that includes a closed session. The body will meet with real property negotiators to discuss the price and terms of payment for a property in Porterville.
- Closed session regarding property negotiations for 1839 South Newcomb St., Porterville, CA
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors will receive updates on COVID-19 status and review expenditure reports for CARES Act funding. The body is also deciding on several service agreements, emergency proclamations, and a development agreement amendment.
- Public hearing to amend Ordinance No. 3585 regarding Development Agreement No. DEV 20-001
- Agreement with Tulare County Superintendent of Schools for foster youth support not to exceed $829,708
- Agreement with Department of Housing and Community Development for CARES Act funds in the amount of $1,090,166
- Capital asset purchase of Tanium Software Core Platform not to exceed $385,000
- Reaffirmation of local emergency proclamations for drought, Sequoia Complex Fire, and tree mortality
Personnel Hearing Panel
The Personnel Hearing Panel is meeting to conduct a closed session. The body will discuss the discipline, dismissal, or release of a public employee.
- Closed session regarding discipline, dismissal, or release of a public employee
Advisory Commission on Supervisorial Redistricting
The Commission is convening to begin the redistricting process. Members will take the oath of office and discuss administrative setup, legal rules, and the redistricting timeline.
- Adoption of Commission Bylaws
- Adoption of Conflict of Interest Code and Form 700 filing requirements
- Review of Brown Act Rules and Ethics Training
- Discussion of public outreach efforts for redistricting
- Establishment of Commission schedule and redistricting timeline
Homeless Task Force Meeting
The provided agenda consists of non-textual, encoded data and procedural markers. No concrete decisions, proposals, or discussion items are legible in the source text.
Agricultural Advisory Committee Regular Meeting
The Agricultural Advisory Committee will discuss rural dumping on roads and agricultural land. Members will also review a Board of Supervisors action regarding a bicycle and pedestrian trail project.
- Discussion on the Measure R Program Supplement Agreement for the Rocky Hill Drive Bicycle/Pedestrian Trail Project
- Discussion on rural dumping along roads and agricultural land
- Report from the Subcommittee for Animal Carcass Disposal
- Welcome of appointed member Joost Teunissen
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors is reviewing various administrative actions including fire department training agreements, health agency funding, and zoning changes. The agenda includes several items for the consent calendar regarding departmental staffing, emergency declarations, and regional service agreements.
- Agreement with California Crop Improvement Association for $572
- Amendment to the Extra Help Firefighter Class Specification
- Fire Prevention Program Grant Applications for hazardous fuel reductions
- Funding allocation for Maternal Child and Adolescent Health Division up to $675,036
- Immunization program funding amendment totaling $918,928
Defined Contribution Annual Investment Review Meeting
The Defined Contribution Committee is meeting to conduct its annual review of the Investment Policy Statement. The body will also review fund performance and consider actions regarding investment options.
- Annual Review of the Investment Policy Statement (IPS)
- Empower Retirement and NFP Fund Reviews
- NFP Part II Target Date Fund Analysis
- Review, consideration and action on investment options
- Approval of March 22, 2021 meeting minutes
Planning Commission
The Tulare County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a new battery energy storage system in Richgrove. The commission will also consider a time extension for a solar generation facility west of Terra Bella.
- Special Use Permit No. PSP 21-003: Proposed 43,560 square foot structure for an 80 MW/320 MWh Battery Energy Storage System at 21642 Avenue 24, Richgrove
- Extension of Time EOT 21-002: Request for a two-year extension to September 25, 2023, for a 70 MW solar facility on a 378-acre site on Avenue 96, west of Terra Bella
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors will hold public hearings on a zoning change near Dinuba and updated waste collection rates. The body is also deciding on several infrastructure contracts and grant applications for public health and safety.
- Contract of $3,602,364.05 to Papich Construction Co., Inc. for Alpaugh Complete Street Improvements
- Public hearing to change 3.5 acres from AE-20 to C-2 General Commercial zone near Road 64 and Avenue 424
- Public hearing to approve maximum collection rates for franchised waste haulers in Service Areas A, B, C, D, E, G, H, and J
- Agreement with the California Department of Public Health for the Women, Infants, and Children Program not to exceed $15,405,891
- Grant application for the Mineral King Road Safety Improvements Project with an estimated cost of $17,360,000
SJVIA Regular Meeting
The San Joaquin Valley Insurance Authority Board of Directors will review several financial and medical reports. Discussion items include cash flow projections, pharmacy utilization, and a report on the Community Care Health offering.
- Closed session conference with legal counsel regarding litigation against Gallagher Benefit Services, Inc.
- Approval of February 19, 2021, meeting minutes
- Auditor-Treasurer report on securing an annual financial services auditing company
- Report on Community Care Health offering as a replacement to the Anthem EPO Plan
- Updates on medical, dental, and vision experience reports through March 2021
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors is meeting to discuss a zoning change from agricultural to neighborhood commercial and various infrastructure projects. They will also consider contract amendments for probation services and environmental consulting.
- Public hearing for Change of Zone No. PZC 20-006 to change 3.98 acres at Avenue 264 and Road 108 to Neighborhood Commercial
- Contract amendment with BI, Incorporated for electronic monitoring services to increase value by $200,000
- Grant application for $82,400 for juvenile justice infrastructure-related needs
- Contract amendment with Moffatt & Nichol for Avenue 424 Traver Canal Bridge Project to increase amount by $29,562
- Bid opening results for Alpaugh Complete Street Improvements Project with bids ranging from $3,602,364.05 to $4,327,358.00
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission is considering several requests to divide land parcels and approve a special use permit for an agricultural service establishment. The body will also review a development agreement modification for a site in Goshen.
- Division of 19.18 acres into three parcels at 41071 Road 128, Orosi
- Division of 2.03 acres into five parcels at 16774 Avenue 168, Woodville
- Special Use Permit PSP 21-016 for an Ag Service Establishment at 36285 Road 112, Visalia
- Zone Variance 21-008 and division of 2.55 acres at 24135 Road 218, Lindsay
- Development Agreement 20-001 modification adding 15,702.7 square feet at 6670 Betty Drive, Goshen
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors will hold public hearings regarding fee adjustments for the Health & Human Services Agency and the Solid Waste Department. The meeting includes discussions on COVID-19 response efforts and the proclamation of a local emergency due to severe drought.
- Proposed fee adjustments for Public Guardian, Public Health, Health Operations, and Environmental Health Divisions
- Proposed flat rate fee schedule changes for Springville Transfer Station and Tulare County Landfills
- Contract award to Don Berry Construction, Inc. for $1,077,790 for Avenue 232 Safety Improvements Project
- Agreement with Kaweah Delta Health Care District for COVID-19 tests not to exceed $1,000,000
- Amendment to Fuentes Security Services contract to increase yearly amount to $3,500,000
Homeless Task Force Meeting
The provided agenda for the Tulare County Homeless Task Force meeting consists of non-textual characters and procedural boilerplate. No specific decisions, proposals, or discussion items are listed in the record.
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors will receive a COVID-19 status update and consider several high-value health contracts and grants. The meeting includes appointments to county task forces and the reaffirmation of emergency declarations related to the Sequoia Complex Fire.
- Acceptance of up to $25,547,375 from the California Department of Public Health for Epidemiology Laboratory Capacity
- Proposed vaccine administration agreements with Kaweah Delta Health Care District (up to $3,000,000) and Imperial Ambulance, Inc. (up to $1,000,000)
- Amendment to Central Valley Recovery Services, Inc. agreement to increase maximum amount to $2,277,375
- Agreement with Central Star Behavioral Health, Inc. for youth psychiatric beds not to exceed $250,000
- Bid opening results for Avenue 232 Safety Improvements Project with low bid of $1,077,790.00
Planning Commission
The Tulare County Planning Commission is reviewing several parcel map requests and special use permits. The most significant item is a proposal to subdivide a site in Goshen into 206 parcels. The commission will also consider a fruit packing facility and a small RV park.
- Tentative Subdivision Map No. TSM 20-003 to divide a 27-acre site into 206 parcels at Road 72 and Avenue 310, Goshen
- Special Use Permit No. PSP 20-069 for a fruit packing facility at 31932 Road 60, Visalia
- Special Use Permit No. PSP 21-005 for a two-space RV park at 427 Sutherland Drive, Springville
- Tentative Parcel Map No. PPM 20-038 to divide a 20-acre parcel at Avenue 212 and Road 192
- Tentative Parcel Map No. PPM 21-006 to divide a 40-acre parcel on Road 148, east of Tulare
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors will review various administrative and agency matters including public safety updates and land surplus declarations. Items include several contract approvals for county services, infrastructure projects, and health assessments.
- Purchase of 64 Mobile Data Terminals for $227,318
- Juvenile Detention Facility Landscaping Project contract with Westscapes, Inc. for $659,416
- Agreement with Family Services of Tulare County up to $230,931
- Agreement with Tulare County Superintendent of Schools up to $836,128
- Declaration of 1.91 acres of vacant land near State Route 99 as surplus property
Audit Committee Meeting
The Audit Committee is meeting to appoint auditors for the Fiscal Year 2021 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report and a peer review of internal audit functions. The body will also review consulting engagement reports regarding department head changes for four county offices.
- Approval of Brown Armstrong Accountancy Corporation for FY 2021 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report and Single Audit of Federal awards
- Approval of Mike Edmonds for peer review of internal audit function (July 1, 2016 – June 30, 2021)
- Review of Information Communication Technology Incoming Department Head Change Consulting Engagement Report
- Review of Human Resources and Development Outgoing Department Head Change Consulting Engagement Report
- Review of General Services Agency and County Counsel Office Department Head Change Consulting Engagement Reports
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors is reviewing various administrative actions, including land conservation contracts and several bridge and road project supplements. The meeting includes updates on COVID-19 status and the reaffirmation of local emergency declarations.
- Award $659,416 contract for Juvenile Detention Facility Landscaping to Westscapes, Inc.
- Approve $2,494,668 agreement for Avenue 392 over Sand Creek Bridge Project
- Approve $5,017,679 agreement for M348 over South Fork Kaweah River Bridge Project
- Approve $1,779,800 for Avenue 232 Safety Improvements Project near Tulare
- Approve $295,000 for Avenue 430 over Buttonwillow Ditch Bridge Project
Board of Supervisors Special Meeting
The Board of Supervisors is conducting a special meeting for a Strategic Workshop. The session focuses on leadership in governance and the identification of strategies, focus areas, and priorities.
- Discussion on Leadership in Governance characteristics, successes, and failures
- Review of strategies, focus areas, and priorities
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission is reviewing several parcel maps and site plans. The body will also consider recommending a zone change from agricultural to general commercial for a property on Road 64.
- Zone Change No. PZC 20-001: Proposed change from AE-20 to C-2 for 3.5 acres on Road 64
- Tentative Parcel Map No. PPM 21-001: Divide 3.26 acres into three parcels at 31293 & 31297 Road 228, Exeter
- Tentative Parcel Map No. PPM 21-003: Divide 52.17 acres into four parcels and a remainder on State Route 198, Three Rivers
- Final Site Plan No. PSR 20-006: Request to allow more than four units at 41239 Road 127, Orosi
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors is reviewing various administrative actions including health emergency reaffirmations and budget adjustments. Key discussions involve the formation of the Ducor Water District and several public works projects.
- Directing an election to confirm the formation of the Ducor Water District
- Agreement with Kaweah Delta Health Care District for psychiatric services up to $2,600,000
- Acceptance of COVID-19 supplemental funding up to $571,162 and a $86,250 UV device purchase
- Capital asset purchase of camera and software support for $71,518
- Roadway rehabilitation on D238 near Terra Bella with $200,000 in contingency funds
Board of Supervisors Addendum
The Board of Supervisors is meeting in closed session to discuss price and payment terms for several property parcels. These negotiations involve the Bureau of Reclamation.
- Closed session conference with real property negotiator Reed Schenke regarding parcels on Avenue 16, Road 184, Avenue 112, Avenue 88, and Avenue 152
Defined Contribution Plan Committee Quarterly Meeting
The Defined Contribution Plan Committee will review and take action on investment options and receive reports from NFP and Empower Retirement. The body will also discuss a possible Request for Proposals (RFP) for a record keeper.
- Action on investment options via NFP Reporting
- Discussion of possible Record Keeper RFP
- Review of 457 & 3121 Plan statistics through 12/31/20
- Approval of December 14, 2020 meeting minutes
- Discussion of upcoming committee member vacancy due to Roland Hill's retirement
Personnel Hearing Panel
The Personnel Hearing Panel is scheduled to meet in closed session. The panel intends to discuss discipline, dismissal, or the release of a public employee.
- Closed session discussion regarding discipline, dismissal, or release of a public employee
Personnel Hearing Panel
The Personnel Hearing Panel is scheduled to meet in closed session. The panel intends to discuss discipline, dismissal, or the release of a public employee.
- Closed session regarding discipline, dismissal, or release of a public employee
Homeless Task Force Meeting
The provided document consists of numerical codes and slashes rather than plain English. It does not contain any legible meeting details, topics, or decisions for the Tulare County Homeless Task Force.
Agricultural Advisory Committee Regular Meeting
The Agricultural Advisory Committee is meeting to elect a 2021 Chairman and Vice-Chairman. The body will discuss a proposed Measure R Program Supplement Agreement for the Rocky Hill Drive Bicycle/Pedestrian Trail Project and address small livestock mortality disposal.
- Election of 2021 AAC Chairman and Vice-Chairman
- Proposed Measure R Program Supplement Agreement for Rocky Hill Drive Bicycle/Pedestrian Trail Project
- Discussion on small livestock mortality disposal
- Approval of September 16, 2020 minutes
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors will discuss COVID-19 response efforts and recovery from the Sequoia Complex fire. They are deciding on several contracts, including a security services agreement and vehicle GPS monitoring. The Board will also consider an ordinance regarding amplified and excessive noise regulations.
- Contract amendment with Fuentes Security Services not to exceed $3,250,000 per year
- Agreement with Teletrac Navman US Ltd. for vehicle GPS equipment not to exceed $315,070 per fiscal year
- Ordinance amending the Ordinance Code pertaining to amplified and excessive noise regulations
- Capital asset purchases for the Sheriff's Office totaling not to exceed $44,700
- Purchase of a PortaCount Respirator Fit Tester for the Fire Department not to exceed $16,179
Planning Commission
The Tulare County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to discuss a special use permit for a fruit packing facility. The commission will also review minutes from the February 24, 2021 meeting.
- Special Use Permit No. PSP 20-069 for M Park, Inc. to authorize a fruit packing facility on a 9-acre portion of a 42+ acre parcel at 31932 Road 60, Visalia
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors will receive updates on COVID-19 status and the state of the county. They are considering several funding agreements for transit, health services, and housing, as well as residential land division extensions.
- CARES Act transit funding reimbursement of $1,654,568
- Agreement with Valley Health Team, Inc. for COVID-19 testing and tracing not to exceed $300,000
- Transitional Housing Program award not to exceed $44,000
- Agreement for noxious weed surveying and treatments for $30,712.35
- Extension of time for residential lot divisions for Ronald Redfield and Doug Canby
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Tulare County Board of Supervisors will discuss COVID-19 response efforts and a license agreement for a mass vaccination site. The body is also reviewing a proposed ordinance to regulate amplified and excessive noise.
- License agreement with International Agri-Center for mass COVID-19 vaccination at $75,000 per month
- Proposed ordinance amending noise regulations regarding amplified and excessive noise
- Agreement with MV Public Transportation, Inc. to increase funding by $590,997 for transit operations
- Custodial budget adjustment for Fiscal Year 2020/21 in the amount of $388,000
- Bid documents for the Alpaugh Complete Street Improvements Project
Board of Supervisors Special Meeting
The Board of Supervisors will meet for a special session to receive training from the County Counsel’s office. The training focuses on legal standards for land use decisions.
- Training on Due Process, Entanglement, Bias, and Conflict of Interest in Land Use Matters
Planning Commission
The Commission is reviewing several parcel maps, special use permits, and a zone change. Items include residential lot divisions in Tipton, agricultural parcel splits in Terra Bella and Lindsay, and various site developments.
- Extension of time for TSM 837 at LaFond Road and Lipscomb Avenue in Tipton
- Parcel Map PPM 20-040: division of 57.83 acres in Terra Bella, CA
- Parcel Map PPM 20-041: division of 77.99 acres in Terra Bella, CA
- Parcel Map PPM 20-043: division of 18.20 acres in Lindsay, CA
- Special Use Permit PSP 20-059 for a storage yard at 24648 Avenue 88, Terra Bella, CA
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors will discuss COVID-19 response efforts and decide on various county contracts, vehicle purchases, and property designations. The meeting includes the distribution of Assembly Bill 109 funding for public safety and health services.
- Distribution of $20,818,355.23 in AB 109 Base Funding for FY 2020/2021
- Contract award to Seals Construction, Inc. for Sheriff and Fire Dispatch project for $1,543,000
- Agreement with Precision Psychiatric Services, Inc. not to exceed $2,100,000
- Purchase of two admin vehicles (up to $80,000 each) and one training van (up to $70,000)
- Declaration of surplus property for 30907 Juniper Rd. and 4929 Ave. 309 in Goshen
Special Meeting of the Agricultural Advisory Committee
The Agricultural Advisory Committee is meeting to review a Board of Supervisors referral regarding the proposed Rocky Hill Drive Bicycle/Pedestrian Trail Project. The committee will evaluate the project's compatibility and impacts on farming operations.
- Review of Rocky Hill Drive Bicycle/Pedestrian Trail Project impacts on farming
- Election of 2021 AAC Chairman and Vice-Chairman
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission is reviewing several land division requests and zoning variances. The body will also consider a General Plan and Zone Amendment for the proposed Reed Industrial Park.
- General Plan Amendment GPA 19-005 and Zone Amendment PZC 19-015 to rezone land to M-1 (Light Manufacturing) at Avenue 392 and Road 12
- Zone Variance PZV 20-023 for a new digital billboard at State Route 65 and Avenue 124
- Tentative Parcel Map PPM 20-033 to divide a 3.33± acre lot in Three Rivers
- Tentative Parcel Map PPM 20-039 to divide a 9.28-acre parcel at Road 258 and Ave 128
- Zone Variance PZV 20-021 and Tentative Parcel Map PPM 20-035 to divide a 320-acre lot near Posey
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Tulare County Board of Supervisors will receive a COVID-19 status update from the Health & Human Services Agency. The body will also consider several appointments to advisory committees and approve funding agreements for water and transit programs.
- Grant agreement with State Water Resources Control Board for Countywide Bottled Water Program: $948,574
- Cost reimbursement agreement for purchase and replacement of 3 transit buses: $856,488
- Amendment to Language Line Services, Inc. agreement to increase amount from $120,000 to $780,000
- Installation of a Disc Golf Course at Cutler Park
- Bid opening results for County of Tulare Sheriff and Fire Dispatch Project with bids ranging from $1,543,000 to $1,899,000
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing regarding a final proposal for Deputy Sheriffs Association Units 13 and 15. The meeting includes updates on COVID-19 and the Sequoia Complex Fire, as well as various county infrastructure and administrative approvals.
- Public hearing on imposing the County's Last, Best, and Final proposal on Tulare County Deputy Sheriffs Association Units 13 and 15
- Purchase of 60 Bendix King handheld radios for $126,186.03
- Ordinance adding Section 1-05-1557 to allow reassessment of property damaged by misfortune or calamity
- Installation of a STOP sign on Road 196 at Avenue 184
- Approval of bid documents for the Juvenile Detention Facility Landscaping Project
Planning Commission
The Commission will consider several parcel maps, special use permits, and a zone change. Items include a residential land division, a wireless tower construction, and various agricultural business authorizations.
- Parcel Map PPM 20-037: Division of 46.76 acres at 5197 Avenue 400
- Special Use Permit PSP 20-057: 144-foot wireless monopole at 521 N. Mariposa Avenue
- Special Use Permit PSP 20-063: Feed store near Pixley at Road 124 and Avenue 112
- Special Use Permit PSP 20-064: Agricultural equipment manufacturing at 5259 Avenue 408, Reedley
- Zone Change PZC 20-006: Commercial rezoning for a coffee shop/bakery at 26357 Road 108, Tulare
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors will receive COVID-19 status updates and consider several grant applications for mental health and emergency rental assistance. The meeting also includes routine appointments to local boards and approvals for infrastructure projects.
- Application for Emergency Rental Assistance Program not to exceed $13,860,787
- State Homeland Security Grant Program funds in the amount of $566,489
- Rocky Hill Drive Bicycle/Pedestrian Trail Project engineering phase not to exceed $440,000
- Purchase of two Liebherr L550X High Lift Wheel Loaders not to exceed $661,850
- Sale of redevelopment property at 12170 Avenue 118, Pixley for $60,000
Homeless Task Force Meeting
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Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold public hearings to consider four tentative parcel maps for land division. The body will also review two special use permit requests for a residence and an agricultural storage facility.
- PPM 20-030: Divide 37 acres into four parcels at Road 72 and Avenue 310, Goshen
- PPM 20-031: Divide 82.22 acres into four parcels west of Sherman Pass Road, Inyokern
- PPM 20-032: Divide 37.03 acres into three parcels west of State Route 99, Goshen
- PPM 20-036: Divide 80.04 acres into four parcels at 8827 Avenue 312, Visalia
- PSP 20-058: 39,000 s.f. metal storage structure for farm equipment at 29600 Road 56, Visalia
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Tulare County Board of Supervisors will consider bylaws and a timeline for the 2021 Advisory Redistricting Commission. The meeting also includes a COVID-19 status update and various administrative appointments.
- Approval of bylaws and timeline for the 2021 Advisory Redistricting Commission
- Application for a $406,102 grant for the Homeless Housing, Assistance, and Prevention program
- Sale of redevelopment property at 12170 Avenue 118, Pixley, for $60,000
- Grant of real property to the State of California for the State Route 99 and Betty Drive Interchange Project
- Reaffirmation of Local Emergency and Local Health Emergency declarations for the Sequoia Complex Fire
Board of Supervisors - ADDENDUM
The Board of Supervisors is meeting to consider a routine consent calendar item. The primary action involves a proposal from the Resource Management Agency regarding electrical infrastructure.
- Ordinance to grant 20sd 8me LLC a franchise to construct a transmission system and fiber optic cable for electrical power
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors will conduct swearing-in ceremonies for three supervisors and elect the Chair and Vice Chair for 2021. The body will also receive a COVID-19 status update and consider various budget adjustments and agency contracts.
- Budget adjustment of $818,145 for Glassy-winged Sharpshooter control
- Ordinance regarding campaign contribution limits for County offices
- Grant funding up to $500,000 for Homekey program at 1400 South Mooney Boulevard
- Three environmental services agreements with Dokken Engineering, Galvin Preservation Associates Inc., and SWCA, Incorporated for $520,000 each
- Proposed annual salary range of $160,000 to $185,000 for the Public Defender