Ventura County, California

Fox Canyon Groundwater Management Agency Board of Directors Meeting - July 22, 2026

The Fox Canyon Groundwater Management Agency Board will vote on fiscal year 2026-27 budgets for the agency and the Las Posas Valley Watermaster, approve a $100,000 agreement for a desalter feasibility study, and set new groundwater extraction and overuse assessment rates.

• Adopt FY 2026-27 FCGMA Budget
• Adopt FY 2026-27 LPV Watermaster Budget
• Approve $100,000 agreement with CMWD for desalter study
• Set $24.00 per acre-foot sustainability fee for FY 2026-27
• Set $57.50 per acre-foot basin assessment for WY 2026

Assessment Appeals Boards and Hearing Officer Annual Meeting

The Assessment Appeals Boards and Hearing Officer will conduct their annual meeting to approve the 2027 hearing calendar and elect leadership. The body will also review property assessment appeal applications, including large reduction stipulation agreements and findings of fact.

• Approval of the 2027 Assessment Appeals Hearing Calendar
• Large reduction stipulation agreements for Los Robles Hospital, Vogel Properties, Inc, and Westlake Plaza
• Findings of Fact for Carl H. Renezeder reducing 2024 Regular Assessments by $13,615,959
• Findings of Fact for Robert G. Purdum reducing Base Year Value to $600,000
• Subpoena requests for records from PUR CIV LLC, Terra Camarillo LLC, and Tapo Oaks LLC

Air Pollution Control Board Regular Meeting - Cancelled

Planning Commission Hearing

The Ventura County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to decide whether to grant a variance for accessory structures at 645 W. Laguna Road. Commissioners will also approve the minutes from the June 18, 2026 meeting and hear public comments on non‑agenda items. A staff report recommends finding the project exempt from CEQA and granting the variance. The meeting includes a report from the Assistant Planning Director on board actions.

• Approve minutes for the June 18, 2026 Planning Commission meeting
• Public comments period for citizens on matters not on the agenda (3‑minute limit per item)
• Public hearing on variance request PL25-0089 for 645 W. Laguna Road (height and setback deviations for accessory structures)
• Assistant Planning Director report on board actions and other matters
• Disclosure requirements for campaign contributions under the Levine Act

Fox Canyon Groundwater Management Agency Board of Directors Meeting - June 24, 2026

The Fox Canyon Groundwater Management Agency Board will consider approving contracts for water replenishment, groundwater accounting, and a feasibility study, along with financial reports and legal counsel discussions for existing litigation.

• Approve contract with Environmental Science Associates for groundwater accounting pilot project
• Authorize use of reserve funds to purchase imported water for basin replenishment
• Authorize contract with Woodard & Curran for feasibility study on Las Posas Valley infrastructure
• Authorize contract with Water Resources Economics to develop fee schedule for watermaster tasks
• Authorize no-cost extension for contract with Dudek for technical consulting services

Ventura County Consolidated Oversight Board

The Ventura County Consolidated Oversight Board will meet to discuss the final dissolution of the Santa Paula Designated Local Authority. This body serves as the successor agency to the former Redevelopment Agency of the City of Santa Paula.

• Resolution approving the final dissolution of the Santa Paula Designated Local Authority

The Board approved the minutes from the January 28, 2026, meeting. Additionally, the Board adopted a resolution approving the final dissolution of the Santa Paula Designated Local Authority.

• Approved January 28, 2026, meeting minutes (5-0)
• Adopted resolution for final dissolution of Santa Paula Designated Local Authority (5-0)

Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting

The Ventura County Board of Supervisors is meeting to consider a consent agenda of items 9 through 68 and other routine administrative matters. No specific proposals, contracts, ordinances, or public hearings are detailed in the posted agenda; the meeting appears largely procedural.

The Board of Supervisors approved several service contracts including workers' compensation administration, psychiatric physician services, and medical transport. Additionally, the Board authorized design services for a new fire station and facilities maintenance projects.

• Received and filed 2025 Crop and Livestock Report
• Approved memorandum of understanding for criminal fine collections bank account
• Approved audit contract with Brown Armstrong Accountancy Corporation not to exceed $956,100
• Received report regarding potential transfer of Simi Valley Library property
• Approved amendment to Sedgwick Claims Management Services workers' compensation contract
• Approved avigation easement with Premium Outlet Partners, L.P.
• Approved design services for Fire Station 31 not to exceed $1,199,700
• Approved wildland fire protection agreement with CAL FIRE

Air Pollution Control Board Regular Meeting

The Air Pollution Control Board will hold a second public hearing on adoption of its FY 2026-2027 budget. The board also considers approving a $973,863 MOU with the California Marine Sanctuary Foundation for a vessel speed reduction program and over $1.7 million in grants for Carl Moyer and Community Air Protection projects.

• Second public hearing on proposed FY 2026-2027 budget
• Approval of MOU with California Marine Sanctuary Foundation for Marine Vessel Speed Reduction Incentive Program at $973,863
• Grant funding for nine Carl Moyer Program projects totaling $541,073
• Grant funding for three Community Air Protection Incentives Program projects totaling $1,228,627
• Amendment to Carl Moyer grant agreement VCCMP 27-073 decreasing amount from $35,400 to $31,400

The Board adopted the proposed fiscal year 2026-2027 budget. Additional actions included approving various grant funding requests for marine vessel speed reduction, agricultural equipment, and community air protection projects.

• Approved MOU with California Marine Sanctuary Foundation for $973,863 VSR Program (9-0)
• Approved June 9, 2026 meeting minutes (6-0)
• Adopted Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Budget (9-0)
• Approved Carl Moyer Program grant requests totaling $541,073 (9-0)
• Approved Community Air Protection incentives for $1,228,627 (9-0)
• Approved amendment to increase Environmental Engineering Studies, Inc. funding to $927,750 (9-0)
• Approved cancellation of July 14, 2026 meeting (9-0)
• Appointed Kathleen Paulson and Dulce Setterfield to the Hearing Board (9-0)

Assessment Appeals Board Meeting

The Assessment Appeals Board will hear numerous continued property tax assessment appeals. The most significant item is a request to vacate and correct a previously approved stipulation for Gershman Properties LLC due to a ministerial error, and to approve new stipulations for related applications. Several other appeals have preliminary stipulations ready for approval, and one case involves a subpoena for appraisal documents.

• Request to vacate a stipulation for application 25/11291 due to a ministerial error and approve a corrected version
• Proposed new stipulation agreements for applications 24/11124, 24/11125, and 25/11292 (Gershman Properties LLC)
• Subpoena issued to Robert H. Kennis for appraisal documents related to 4767 Moorpark LLC (application 24/10776)
• Preliminary stipulations on file for Westlake Plaza West (applications 24/10540-24/10544) and Westlake Plaza Ctr E & II LLC (applications 24/10545, 24/10547-24/10549)

Planning Commission Hearing

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three cases, including a mining facility expansion and a residential variance. The body will also hear an appeal regarding an unpermitted commercial event venue.

• Case LU10-0003: Proposed 60-year extension and expansion of surface mining facility at 1000 South Howard Road, Camarillo
• Case CV24-0856: Appeal of violation for unpermitted commercial event venue at 85 Crestview Avenue, Camarillo
• Case PL25-0079: Variance request for a 402 sq. ft. garage and residential addition at 7973 Santa Ana Road
• Approval of June 4, 2026 meeting minutes

Board of Supervisors Special Meeting

The Board of Supervisors will hold public hearings and vote on adoption of the Fiscal Year 2026-27 budgets for the County General Fund, Fire Protection District, Watershed Protection District, Waterworks Districts, County Service Areas, and all other non-general funds. The County Executive Office recommends approval as proposed. Also scheduled is a recognition of the Fifth District Youth Advisory Council.

• Public hearings and adoption of FY 2026-27 budgets for General Fund and multiple special districts
• CEO recommends approval of the budgets as proposed
• Recognition of the 2025-2026 Fifth District Youth Advisory Council

The Board held a public hearing regarding the upcoming fiscal year budget. The Board unanimously approved the budgets for the County of Ventura General Fund, Fire Protection District, Watershed Protection District, Waterworks Districts, and all other Non-General funds.

• Approved FY 2026-27 General Fund budget (unanimous)
• Approved FY 2026-27 Fire Protection District budget (unanimous)
• Approved FY 2026-27 Watershed Protection District budget (unanimous)
• Approved FY 2026-27 Waterworks Districts budget (unanimous)
• Approved FY 2026-27 County Service Areas and Non-General funds budget (unanimous)
• Adopted all budget resolutions set forth in Exhibit 2 (unanimous)

Election Advisory Committee Regular Meeting

The Election Advisory Committee will consider approving minutes, hear public comment, and discuss prior public comments to determine if future action is needed. The agenda also includes correspondence and committee member comments. No major decisions or proposals are listed.

• Discuss and provide direction regarding prior public comments using criteria approved April 8, 2026 (Item 7)
• Correspondence from Scott Harris, Bruce McVicker, and Stephen Weed (Items 8-10)
• Approval of minutes from April 8, 2026 meeting (Item 5)
• Public comment period for non-agenda items (Item 6)
• Committee member comments and discussion of potential future agenda items (Item 11)

Local Agency Formation Commission Meeting - Canceled

Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting

The Ventura County Board of Supervisors will open the meeting, conduct a roll call, and adopt the agenda. Members will review and approve minor revisions and disclose any Levine Act campaign contributions. The Board will then approve consent agenda items 9 through 51 and adopt the minutes from the May 19, 2026 meeting. Public comment will be accepted on non‑agenda matters.

• Call to Order, Roll Call, and Pledge of Allegiance
• Moment of Inspiration proclaiming July 2026 as Parks and Recreation Month
• Agenda Review and Levine Act Disclosures – approval of minor revisions
• Consent Agenda Items 9 through 51
• Approval of minutes from the May 19, 2026 meeting

The Board approved a series of consent items including workforce development contracts, playground replacements, and agency appointments. These actions included authorizing significant contract increases for financial management systems and various annual service agreements.

• Approved $7,446,400 increase to CGI Cloud Agreement for financial management system
• Reappointed Denise Galhoun to Area Agency on Aging Advisory Council
• Ratified application for High Road to Construction Careers grant ($663,988)
• Approved workforce development contracts with Career Team, LLC and Goodwill Industries ($3,815,022)
• Appointed Demitric Franklin to Gold Coast Health Plan Commission
• Authorized PRISM Joint Powers Agreement amendment and Catherine Laveau appointment
• Approved $67,865.82 contract for fire props at Regional Training Center
• Approved Steckel Park Playground Replacement project ($372,111)

Air Pollution Control Board Regular Meeting

The Air Pollution Control Board will hold public hearings on the proposed Fiscal Year 2026-2027 budget and amendments to Rule 74.22 for natural gas-fired central furnaces. The board will also consider establishing a Furnace Rebate Program and accepting a $469,370 grant from the California Air Resources Board's Climate Heat Impact Response Program. Additionally, the annual Equivalency Demonstration Program report will be received and filed.

• Public hearing on adoption of FY 2026-2027 budget; second hearing set for June 23, 2026
• Public hearing on proposed amendments to Rule 74.22 (natural gas-fired central furnaces)
• Resolution to establish a Furnace Rebate Program as part of the Community Air Protection Program
• Resolution to accept $469,370 grant from CARB's Climate Heat Impact Response Program through FY 2033-34
• Receive and file the Annual Equivalency Demonstration Program Report

The Board denied proposed amendments to Rule 74.22 regarding natural gas-fired central furnaces. It approved a resolution to establish a Furnace Rebate Program and authorized participation in the Climate Heat Impact Response Program through fiscal year 2033-34.

• Denied proposed amendments to Rule 74.22 (Rule amendment denied)
• Directed staff to report back with information on an incentive program
• Approved establishment and implementation of a Furnace Rebate Program
• Approved the Project Plan for the Furnace Rebate Program
• Authorized participation in the Climate Heat Impact Response Program through FY 2033-34
• Ratified execution of the $469,370 CHIRP Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Grant Agreement

Assessment Appeals Hearing Officer Meeting

The Assessment Appeals Hearing Officer will hear applications to equalize property assessments. The meeting includes 59 applications, some of which have been postponed or continued due to data requirements or lack of appearance.

• 59 assessment appeal applications scheduled for hearing
• Application 23/10594: Martin Family Investments, LLC
• Application 24/10399 and 25/11171: Vidal A Valencia (consolidated)
• Application 24/11668 and 24/11747: Connie S Morgan Trust (consolidated)
• Application 24/11841 and 24/11854: Nahla Hillo and Emad A Hillo (consolidated)

Planning Commission Hearing

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a request by the American Jewish University to modify a conditional use permit for an existing camp. The body will also consider the adoption of a Final Environmental Impact Report for the project.

• Case PL22-0032: Request to increase overnight campers, attendees, and event frequency at 1101 Peppertree Lane, Simi Valley
• Request for a Discretionary Tree Permit to remove 67 trees (12 protected) and encroach upon the protected zone of 65 trees (42 protected)
• Proposal to authorize mutual water company facilities and extend the permit term indefinitely
• Approval of minutes from May 21, 2026

Assessment Appeals Board Meeting

The Ventura County Assessment Appeals Board No. 2 will consider numerous applications from property owners contesting their assessed values. Most items have been continued from prior meetings, often multiple times, with some requiring data submissions or subpoenas. A few applications have preliminary stipulations on file, indicating possible settlements.

• Application 22/10010-10011 (Steve D. Dyer/Ocean Ranch Organics) – subpoena issued for financial documents and site inspection
• Applications 23/11403-11406 and 24/10621-10624 (DP Grand Simi LP) – preliminary stipulation filed May 21, 2026
• Applications 23/11443-11458 (Omninet PF Westlake LLC) – subpoena for appraisal and income data from David Martin
• Applications 23/10963-10964 and 24/10559-10560 (One Baxter Way LP) – multiple continuances with data due to Assessor
• Applications 23/11284 (Camarillo-Rosewood/Terra Camarillo LLC) – continued from prior hearings with data requirements

Fox Canyon Groundwater Management Agency Board of Directors Meeting

The Fox Canyon Groundwater Management Agency Board will hold a public hearing and consider adopting a revised ordinance establishing an allocation system for the Oxnard and Pleasant Valley Groundwater Basins. The board will also receive a presentation on findings from a data diagnostic study. In closed session, the board will confer with legal counsel on three existing lawsuits.

• Public hearing and adoption of revised ordinance for allocation system in Oxnard and Pleasant Valley basins
• Receive presentation on data diagnostic findings by Environmental Science Associates
• Adopt the Las Posas Valley Basin Optimization Yield Study
• Closed session litigation: City of Oxnard v. FCGMA (Los Angeles County Case No. 20STCP00929)
• Approval of April 22, 2026 meeting minutes

Ventura County Consolidated Oversight Board - Cancelled

Planning Commission Hearing

The Ventura County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider County-initiated amendments to the General Plan, Coastal Area Plan, and Zoning Ordinances to implement the Energy and Military Land Use Compatibility Roadmap. The commission will also discuss items for introduction and approve minutes from a prior meeting.

• Public hearing on County-initiated General Plan and Zoning Ordinance amendments
• Consideration of Energy and Military Land Use Compatibility Roadmap
• Consideration of Piru Area Plan amendments for roadway improvements
• Approval of May 7, 2026 Planning Commission minutes
• Discussion of Board actions and other matters

Local Agency Formation Commission Meeting

The Ventura Local Agency Formation Commission will adopt the Fiscal Year 2026-27 budget and approve the cancellation of the June 10, 2026, regular meeting. The agenda also includes routine approvals for minutes and budget reports.

• Adopt LAFCo Recommended Final Budget for Fiscal Year 2026-27
• Cancel June 10, 2026, Regular LAFCo Meeting
• Approve minutes from April 15, 2026, meeting
• Receive budget to actual reports for March and April 2026
• Receive presentation on interactive map tool

Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting

The agenda consists of procedural boilerplate and opening items. The only specific action listed is a proclamation for National Nurses Week.

• Proclamation of May 6-12, 2026, as National Nurses Week in Ventura County

The Board of Supervisors approved a series of consent items including budget presentations, contract amendments, and appointments. Key actions included authorizing ADA improvements at Kenney Grove Park and establishing new school zone speed limits.

• Approved report on County cash in custody of the Treasury
• Received fiscal year 2026-27 department budget presentations
• Approved Amendment No. 3 to CivicWell contract for $937,570
• Appointed Roger Robinson to Children and Families First Commission
• Authorized medical benefits budgetary transactions for 2026 health plan rates
• Approved cooperative fire protection agreement with US Forest Service
• Approved ADA improvements at Kenney Grove Park and $257,960 contract with Cerco Engineering
• Adopted resolution for new school zone speed limits on County highways

Assessment Appeals Board Meeting

The Ventura County Assessment Appeals Board will consider a series of applications to equalize property assessments, many of which are continuations from prior hearings. Several items are postponed or have two‑year waivers on file. The board will also review minor agenda revisions and accept public comments.

• Application 24/10329 & 24/10331 – Paul DeBusschere (continuations from Jan. and Mar. 2026)
• Application 24/10751 – MKS26 Enterprise (Mehrdad Michael Poursalimi) with multiple continuations
• Application 24/11296 – Tim R. Sebek (two‑year waiver, multiple continuations)
• Application 25/10594 – Brett L. Halperin (postponed from Mar. 23, 2026)
• Application 23/10046 – AK Azusa LLC (two‑year waiver, multiple continuations)

Air Pollution Control Board Regular Meeting

The Ventura County Air Pollution Control Board will open with standard procedural items, then consider a vacancy notice for an advisory committee member. The only substantive decision is a closed‑session evaluation of the Air Pollution Control Officer/Executive Officer’s performance. The meeting will close after adjournment.

• Agenda item 9: File an unscheduled vacancy notice for Thomas Lucas, Advisory Committee
• Closed‑session item 10: Public employee performance evaluation of the Air Pollution Control Officer/Executive Officer

The Air Pollution Control Board unanimously approved the minutes from its April 14 meeting. It also unanimously received and filed an unscheduled vacancy notice for Thomas Lucas on the Air Pollution Control District Advisory Committee. No other actions were taken.

• Approved April 14 meeting minutes (9-0)
• Received and filed vacancy notice for Thomas Lucas (9-0)

Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting

The agenda contains only procedural opening items (roll call, pledge, public comment) and a consent agenda (items 9-32) with no specifics provided in the source document. No rezonings, contracts, or ordinances are listed.

The Ventura County Board of Supervisors approved a series of consent items, all moved by Supervisor Parvin and seconded by Supervisor Lopez. Major actions included a $5.415 M increase to the HealthRight 360 drug Medi‑Cal services agreement and a $4.000 M increase to the Ojai Recovery contract. The board also approved a $2.062 M emergency shelter cost increase, a $500 K residential valuation software contract, a $1.066 M electronic health record software contract, and several public‑works projects and appointments.

• Approved $5,415,000 amendment to HealthRight 360 drug Medi‑Cal services contract
• Approved $4,000,045 amendment to Ojai Recovery drug Medi‑Cal services contract
• Approved $2,062,126 emergency shelter cost increase with City of San Buenaventura
• Approved $500,000 residential valuation software module contract with Brainsharp, Inc.
• Approved $1,066,023 electronic health record software contract (not‑to‑exceed)
• Approved $788,061 pavement resurfacing contract with Toro Enterprises, Inc.
• Approved $300,000 modification to consulting services contract with Cannon Corporation
• Approved appointment of Mary Ann Lewis to El Rancho Simi Cemetery District Board

Planning Commission Hearing

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a request from Forest Home, LLC for modifications to a conditional use permit. The body will also receive a report on the County's application for the State of California's Prohousing Designation Program.

• Public hearing for Case PL21-0019: Minor Modification of CUP No. 3929, Discretionary Tree Permit, and Variance for a camp at 655 Burnham Road, Oak View
• Report and input on Case PL25-0035: County of Ventura's application for the State of California's Prohousing Designation Program
• Approval of March 5, 2026 meeting minutes

Assessment Appeals Board Meeting

The Ventura County Assessment Appeals Board will hear 34 applications requesting to equalize property assessments. The meeting is held at the County Government Center and includes options for in-person, Zoom, and telephone participation.

• Board to consider agenda revisions and public comments
• Hearing for Robert L. Diamond Living Trust (Application 21/10435)
• Hearing for Northshore Healthcare Holdings LLC (Applications 22/11329, 22/11420, 23/11418, 24/11438)
• Hearing for Del Monte Fresh Produce Co (Applications 22/11510, 22/11511, 22/11541, 23/11538, 24/11121)
• Hearing for Nass Properties LLC (Applications 24/10029, 25/10190)

EN ESPANOL - Reunión de la Junta de Supervisores para el 28 de abril de 2026

Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting

The Board of Supervisors is meeting for a regular session on April 28, 2026. The agenda consists entirely of procedural items: call to order, roll call, pledge, moment of inspiration, agenda review, consent agenda (items 9–45), and approval of minutes. No specific decisions, contracts, or public hearings are described in the provided text.

• Approval of minutes from the April 14, 2026 meeting
• Consent agenda covering items 9 through 45 (details not included in the agenda text)
• Agenda review and Levine Act disclosures
• General public comment period for non-agenda items
• Moment of Inspiration for 2026 Graduation Day: Career Online High School at Ventura County Library

The Ventura County Board of Supervisors approved a series of contracts and appointments. The most notable approval was a $1 ,897,854 contract to upgrade the fire protection district radio dispatch console system. Other approvals included a $387,507 BuildForward pre‑apprenticeship training contract, a $60,000 Lean Six Sigma training contract, and a $480,000 funding increase for the Conflict Defense Associates contract. All actions were approved by unanimous consent.

• Approved $1 ,897,854 fire protection district radio dispatch console upgrade contract
• Approved $387,507 Ventura County BuildForward Pre‑Apprenticeship Training Program contract
• Approved $60,000 Lean Six Sigma training and coaching services contract
• Approved $480,000 funding increase for Conflict Defense Associates Contract Amendment #19
• Approved $225,000 wildland roof replacement contract for 2471 Latigo Avenue, Oxnard
• Approved $255,660 fire station communication tower and generator contract in Simi Valley
• Approved $193,100 switchgear replacement contract at Pre‑Trial Detention Facility
• Appointed Deborah Faneros as alternate member of the Somis Municipal Advisory Council (term ends Jan 4, 2027)

Ventura County Consolidated Oversight Board - Cancelled

Fox Canyon Groundwater Management Agency Board of Directors Meeting

The Fox Canyon Groundwater Management Agency Board will meet to approve a fiscal reserve policy and consider increasing tiered groundwater extraction surcharge rates. The meeting will also include presentations on watermaster allocations and a continued hearing on a well drilling permit.

• Adoption of Fiscal Reserve Policy
• Adoption of Resolution No. 2026-02 increasing groundwater surcharge rates
• Continued hearing on Green Hills Ranch Well Drilling Permit Application
• Presentation on Basin Assessments for Water Right Holders
• Presentation on Las Posas Valley Draft Basin Optimization Yield Study

The board adopted the Fox Canyon Groundwater Management Agency Fiscal Reserve Policy, effective FY 2026‑27, with all present voting in favor. It also approved Resolution No. 2026‑02, raising tiered groundwater extraction surcharge rates to match the Calleguas Municipal Water District increase, with a vote of 4 AYE and 1 absent. The consent agenda items—including the March 25, 2026 minutes and March financial reports—were approved unanimously. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Adopted March 25, 2026 meeting minutes (consent agenda) – unanimous
• Approved FCGMA Financial Status Report for March 2026 (consent agenda) – unanimous
• Approved LPV Watermaster Financial Status Report for March 2026 (consent agenda) – unanimous
• Adopted Fiscal Reserve Policy effective FY 2026‑27 – unanimous
• Adopted Resolution No. 2026‑02 increasing tiered groundwater surcharge rates – 4 AYE, 1 absent

Assessment Appeals Board Meeting

The Ventura County Assessment Appeals Board will hold a regular meeting to hear appeals regarding property tax assessments. The agenda includes 53 applications, most of which are continued from previous meetings.

• 53 Assessment Appeal applications scheduled for hearing
• Applications from Westlake Portfolio LLC (22/10830, 22/10831, 23/11294, 23/11295, 24/11142, 24/11143)
• Applications from Skya Channel Partners, LLC (23/11024, 24/11153, 24/11154, 25/10636)
• Applications from PMI Villas LLC and PMI Overlook LLC (23/11464, 24/10778, 23/11465, 24/10779)
• Applications from North Ventura Properties LLC (24/11677, 24/11678, 24/11806, 24/11802, 25/10270, 25/10271)

Local Agency Formation Commission Meeting

The Commission will hold public hearings to decide on a budget and fee schedule for Fiscal Year 2026-27. Members will also consider an annexation and sphere of influence amendment for the Ojai Valley Sanitary District to support a youth camp development. Additionally, the body will review amendments to the Commissioner’s Handbook.

• Annexation of 1.7 acres to Ojai Valley Sanitary District for Machon Village youth camp
• Proposed Budget for Fiscal Year 2026-27
• LAFCo Fee Schedule for Fiscal Year 2026-27
• Amendments to Commissioner’s Handbook Sections 1.1.2 and 1.1.5
• Informational item: Ventura River Water District Annexation application for 414 Riverside Road, Ojai

The Ventura Local Agency Formation Commission approved the Ojai Valley Sanitary District sphere of influence amendment and annexation, adopted the proposed budget and fee schedule for fiscal year 2026‑27, amended the commissioner’s handbook, and set the 2026 meeting calendar. No action was taken on the Ventura River Water District annexation application.

• Approved minutes of the March 18, 2026 LAFCo meeting (7‑0)
• Adopted resolutions for Ojai Valley Sanitary District sphere of influence amendment and annexation (7‑0)
• Approved the proposed budget for FY 2026‑27 (7‑0)
• Adopted the LAFCo fee schedule for FY 2026‑27 (7‑0)
• Amended Commissioner’s Handbook Sections 1.1.2 and 1.1.5 (7‑0)
• Approved the 2026 LAFCo meeting calendar (7‑0)
• Took no action on the Ventura River Water District annexation application

Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting

The provided agenda text consists of procedural boilerplate, legal notices, and meeting guidelines. No specific policy decisions, contracts, or legislative items are listed in the provided text.

The Ventura County Board of Supervisors approved a series of consent items during its April 14, 2026 meeting. The most significant action was an interest‑free loan of up to $27,500,000 for behavioral health capital projects. Other approvals included a $649,323 wildfire‑prevention grant, a $6,362,000 facilities contract, and a $5,100 software agreement for animal services.

• Approved $27.5M interest‑free loan for behavioral health capital projects (Item 22)
• Approved $649,323 wildfire‑prevention grant to Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy (Item 17)
• Approved $6,362,000 contract with MTM Construction for facilities repairs (Item 18)
• Approved $5,100 software contract with Clinic HQ for Animal Services mobile unit (Item 9)
• Approved capital improvement plan for Camarillo and Oxnard Airports (Item 15)
• Approved reappointments to the Workforce Development Board (Item 11)
• Approved reappointments to the El Rancho Simi Cemetery District Board (Item 10)
• Approved three pilot public art projects exempt from CEQA (Item 13)

Air Pollution Control Board Regular Meeting

The Ventura County Air Pollution Control Board will consider and vote on a Memorandum of Understanding with the California Marine Sanctuary Foundation to fund the 2026 Marine Vessel Speed Reduction Incentive Program. The agreement authorizes the Air Pollution Control Officer to sign the MOU for $973,863 covering fiscal year 2025‑2026 and includes approval of the program budget. The board will also receive the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report and Single Audit Reports for FY 2025, and hold a closed‑session personnel evaluation.

• Item 10: Approve MOU with California Marine Sanctuary Foundation for $973,863 marine vessel speed reduction incentive program
• Item 10: Approve proposed 2026 Marine Vessel Speed Reduction Incentive Program budget
• Item 9: Receive and file Annual Comprehensive Financial Report and Single Audit Reports for FY ended June 30, 2025
• Closed Session Item 11: Public employee performance evaluation for Air Pollution Control Officer/Executive Officer

At the April 14, 2026 meeting, the Ventura County Air Pollution Control Board received and filed the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report and Single Audit for fiscal year ending June 30, 2025 after a motion was made and carried. The board also removed Item 10, which concerned a marine vessel speed‑reduction incentive program and related budget, from the agenda by a carried motion. No other actions were taken, and a closed‑session item resulted in no reportable action.

• Received and filed FY2025 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report and Single Audit (motion carried)
• Removed Item 10 (Marine Vessel Speed Reduction Incentive Program and budget) from agenda (motion carried)

Election Advisory Committee Regular Meeting

The Election Advisory Committee will discuss adopting criteria proposed by members Espinosa and Patterson to decide when written public comments may be acted on. It will also discuss and prioritize election issues the committee should review at future meetings. Routine items include approving agenda revisions, reviewing February 11 minutes, and receiving an informational report on state law and USPS handling of postmarked vote‑by‑mail ballots.

• Item 4 – Approve minor revisions to the agenda and attachments.
• Item 5 – Approve minutes from the February 11, 2026 meeting.
• Item 7 – Discuss criteria for determining if written public comments should be considered for future action.
• Item 8 – Discuss and prioritize possible election issues for future meetings.
• Item 9 – Receive informational report on state law regarding postmarked vote‑by‑mail ballots and USPS handling of election mail.

The Election Advisory Committee unanimously approved minor agenda revisions and the minutes from the February 11, 2026 meeting. It also adopted a rubric for evaluating written public comments, assigning Committee Member Cohen to review and categorize them. The committee received and filed an informational report on state law for postmarked mail ballots and several pieces of correspondence.

• Approved minor agenda revisions (5‑0)
• Approved February 11, 2026 meeting minutes (5‑0)
• Approved public‑comment criteria, assigning Cohen to review (5‑0)
• Received and filed informational report on state law for postmarked mail ballots (no vote)
• Received and filed multiple correspondences from Bruce McVicker and Debbie Cohen (5‑0)

Assessment Appeals Board Meeting

The Assessment Appeals Board is meeting to hear applications and stipulations to equalize property assessments on the local roll. The board will review various applications, some of which have been previously postponed or continued.

• Application 23/11161: Newbury Rd I LLC c/o IRA Capital, LLC
• Application 23/11284: Camarillo-Rosewood Assoc/Terra Camarillo LLC
• Applications 23/11400 and 23/11401: Milan Tuscany LLC (Lessor) / Walgreen Co. (Lessee)
• Applications 23/11681 and 23/11682: Skyworks Solutions Inc. (request for large reduction stipulation agreements)
• Applications 23/11443 - 23/11445: Omninet PF Westlake LLC Et Al (request for subpoena of records)

Assessment Appeals Board Special Meeting

The Ventura County Assessment Appeals Board will hold a special meeting on March 30, 2026 at 9:30 a.m. in the County Government Center. The board will hear applications and stipulations to change property assessments for two entities: Ross Dress for Less, Inc. (applications 24/11393‑24/11404) and SFM, LLC (applications 24/11406 and 24/11409). Both applicants are represented by Ryan LLC (Pavel Tourchak) and each request a two‑year expiration on 9/13/2026. The board will consider and vote on these applications to equalize the assessments on the local roll.

• Application 24/11393‑24/11404 – Ross Dress for Less, Inc.; representative Ryan LLC (Pavel Tourchak); two‑year expiration 9/13/2026
• Application 24/11406 and 24/11409 – SFM, LLC; representative Ryan LLC (Pavel Tourchak); two‑year expiration 9/13/2026
• Agenda review – approve minor revisions to board items and attachments

Ventura County Consolidated Oversight Board - Cancelled

Fox Canyon Groundwater Management Agency Board of Directors Hybrid Regular Meeting - March 25, 2026

The Fox Canyon Groundwater Management Agency Board will vote on several professional services contracts, including a $86,500 per year contract for technical advisory services and a $41,575 audit contract. It will also receive and file financial status reports and budget reviews for FY 2025‑26. The Board will confirm appointments, select a chair and vice‑chair, and approve groundwater sustainability plan reports for the Oxnard Subbasin and Pleasant Valley Basin.

• Approve and authorize a $86,500 per year contract with Todd Groundwater for Las Posas Valley Technical Advisory Committee services (effective May 1 2026‑April 30 2028)
• Approve and authorize a $41,575 not‑to‑exceed professional auditing services contract with Rogers, Anderson, Malody & Scott, LLP
• Approve modification of the Aquilogic contract to $42,500 per year and extend term to June 30 2028
• Approve Groundwater Sustainability Plan Annual Reports for the Oxnard Subbasin and Pleasant Valley Basin (Water Year 2025)
• Confirm term appointments, select chair and vice‑chair, and assign Board members to committees

The board adopted the consent agenda, approving minutes, financial reports and several professional service contracts. It confirmed the chair and vice‑chair for 2026, assigned committee memberships, appointed a new policy advisory member, and authorized submission of the Las Posas Valley Basin Groundwater Sustainability Plan Annual Report for Water Year 2025 to the State Water Resources Department.

• Adopted Consent Agenda (including minutes and reports) – passed 4‑0 with 1 abstention
• Approved $41,575 professional auditing contract with Rogers, Anderson, Malody & Scott, effective through June 30 2026 – unanimous
• Approved modification to Aquilogic contract to $42,500 per year, term extended to June 30 2028 – unanimous
• Approved three professional service contracts for Las Posas Valley Technical Advisory Committee – unanimous
• Appointed David Borchard to Las Posas Valley Basin Policy Advisory Committee – unanimous
• Confirmed Eugene West as Chair and Kelly Long as Vice Chair for 2026 – unanimous
• Assigned Chair and Vice Chair to Executive Committee; Fiscal Committee to West and Trembley; Operations Committee to Maulhardt and Cavaletto – unanimous
• Authorized Executive Officer to submit Las Posas Valley Basin Groundwater Sustainability Plan Annual Report for Water Year 2025 to DWR – unanimous

Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting

The Ventura County Board of Supervisors will consider minor revisions to agenda items, approve the consent agenda (items 9‑45), and adopt the minutes from the March 3 meeting. Public comment will be allowed on non‑agenda matters. No specific policy proposals or contracts are detailed in the agenda.

• Approve minor revisions to board items and attachments
• Consent agenda items 9 through 45 (routine, non‑controversial)
• Adopt minutes of the County and Special Districts meeting held March 3, 2026

The Ventura County Board of Supervisors approved a series of consent items, including appointments to advisory boards, a community event resolution, and multiple grant and contract authorizations. The most significant action was the award of a $1,988,000 contract to Bon Air Inc. for HVAC replacement at the Fire Protection District headquarters. Additional approvals covered a $200,000 homeless‑veteran grant, a $250,000 heat‑pump workforce grant, and a $415,000 racial‑justice consulting agreement.

• Approved appointment of Francis Schillo to the Behavioral Health Advisory Board (term ends July 22, 2027)
• Approved resolution proclaiming Paw Works Animal Rescue Spring Festival as a community event for a temporary food facility permit
• Approved amendments to the Retiree Medical Expense Reimbursement Plan document
• Ratified acceptance of a $200,000 Homeless Veteran’s Reintegration Program grant
• Approved $250,000 Glean Power Alliance heat‑pump workforce grant (not‑to‑exceed)
• Approved $415,000 agreement with Sicuro Data Analytics for Racial Justice Act consulting services
• Approved $1,988,000 contract to Bon Air Inc. for HVAC replacement at Fire Protection District headquarters (change‑order authority up to $111,900)
• Approved $476,500 service contract with Mesa Energy Systems (EMCOR Services) for building‑automation upgrades at the Fire Protection District headquarters

Assessment Appeals Board Meeting

The Ventura County Assessment Appeals Board will hear applications requesting changes to property assessments. The meeting includes applications from Baxalta US Inc. and Tesla Energy Operations Inc., with several items continued from previous dates.

• Hear applications from Baxalta US Inc. for assessment changes
• Hear applications from Tesla Energy Operations Inc. for assessment changes
• Consider approval of large reduction stipulation agreements
• Meeting held at County Government Center, Hall of Administration
• Applications continued from 12/8/2025 with data due by 2/21/2026

Local Agency Formation Commission Meeting

The Ventura Local Agency Formation Commission will approve the minutes from the January 21 meeting, receive the January and February budget-to-actual reports, and authorize a $13,000 transfer from the contingency reserve to salaries and related benefits. It will continue the Oxnard Drainage District No. 1 municipal service and sphere of influence reviews. The Commission will also adopt its legislative policies for calendar year 2026, amend two sections of the Commissioner’s Handbook (requiring a four‑fifths vote), and approve the 2026 meeting calendar.

• Approve $13,000 transfer from contingency reserve to salaries and related benefits accounts
• Adopt resolution establishing legislative policies for calendar year 2026
• Amend Commissioner’s Handbook Sections 1.1.2 and 1.1.5 (requires 4/5 vote)
• Approve Ventura LAFCo 2026 meeting calendar
• Continue Oxnard Drainage District No. 1 municipal service and sphere of influence reviews

The commission approved the transfer of $13,000 from the contingency reserve to salaries and related benefits accounts. It also approved the minutes from the Jan. 21, 2026 meeting, received budget reports for January and February 2026, and continued the Oxnard Drainage District No. 1 service and sphere of influence reviews. The FY 2025 audited financial statements were received and filed, and the 2026 legislative policies resolution was adopted. Amendments to the Commissioner’s Handbook and the 2026 meeting calendar were not adopted.

• Approved $13,000 transfer from contingency reserve to salaries (5-0)
• Approved minutes of Jan 21, 2026 LAFCo meeting (5-0)
• Received and filed budget reports for Jan and Feb 2026 (5-0)
• Continued municipal service review for Oxnard Drainage District No. 1 (5-0)
• Received and filed audited FY 2025 financial statements (5-0)
• Adopted 2026 legislative policies resolution (5-0)
• Continued Oxnard Drainage District No. 1 sphere of influence review (no vote recorded)
• Amendments to Commissioner’s Handbook not adopted (motion 0-0)

Assessment Appeals Board Special Meeting

The Assessment Appeals Board will hold a special meeting to hear applications and stipulations for changed property assessments. All scheduled hearings involve Target Corporation, represented by Ryan, LLC, to equalize property assessments on the local roll.

• Applications 19/10974 - 19/10981 (Target Corporation)
• Applications 19/11467 - 19/11471 (Target Corporation)
• Applications 20/10845 - 20/10852 (Target Corporation)
• Applications 21/11169 - 21/11176 (Target Corporation)
• Applications 22/11318 - 22/11325, 23/11717 - 23/11724, and 24/11557 - 24/11564 (Target Corporation)

Air Pollution Control Board Regular Meeting

The Ventura County Air Pollution Control Board will vote on two grant packages: $281,524 for two Community Air Protection projects and $165,369 for four FARMER program projects. The Board will also consider minor agenda revisions, approve the February 10 meeting minutes, and file a vacancy notice for an advisory committee member.

• Approve $281,524 CAP grant for two new air quality projects
• Approve $165,369 FARMER grant for four new air quality projects
• Consider and approve minor agenda revisions
• Approve minutes from the February 10, 2026 meeting
• File vacancy notice for Stephen Frank on the advisory committee

The Air Pollution Control Board approved grant funding of $281,524 for two new air quality projects under the Community Air Protection (CAP) Incentives Program, and approved $165,369 for four new projects under the FARMER Program. Both motions passed unanimously (7‑0). The Board also approved revised standard grant agreements for equipment replacement and authorized the Air Pollution Control Officer to prepare and execute the grant agreements. Additionally, the Board received and filed a vacancy notice for Stephen Frank of the Air Pollution Control District Advisory Committee.

• Approved $281,524 CAP grant funding for two air quality projects (7‑0)
• Approved revised CAP incentives grant agreement for equipment replacement (7‑0)
• Approved $165,369 FARMER grant funding for four air quality projects (7‑0)
• Approved revised FARMER grant agreement for agricultural equipment replacement (7‑0)
• Authorized APCO to prepare and execute grant agreements for approved projects (7‑0)
• Received and filed vacancy notice for Stephen Frank of the Air Pollution Control District Advisory Committee

Assessment Appeals Board Meeting

The Ventura County Assessment Appeals Board met on March 9, 2026 at the County Government Center to consider applications and stipulations for changed assessments. The agenda listed 54 separate applications, many with two‑year waivers, from entities such as Robert L. Diamond Living Trust, Northshore Healthcare, Del Monte Fresh Produce, and DirecTV. The board will vote on these items after standard opening procedures, public comments, and board comments.

• Application 21/10433‑21/10436 – Robert L. Diamond Living Trust (Jesse Diamond) – two‑year waiver, continued from multiple prior dates
• Application 22/11329 – Northshore Healthcare Holdings LLC – two‑year waiver, continued from 10/30/2023
• Application 22/11510‑22/11541 – Del Monte Fresh Produce Co – two‑year waiver, postponed from 10/20/2025
• Application 23/11271‑23/11282 – DirecTV LLC – two‑year waiver, postponed from 11/10/2025
• Application 23/10963‑23/10964 – One Baxter Way, LP – two‑year waiver, postponed from 5/20/2024

Planning Commission Hearing

The Ventura County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a variance request for an 8-foot fence and vehicle gate at 11465 Nardo Street in Saticoy. The commission is also set to approve minutes from a previous meeting and discuss board actions.

• Public hearing for variance request (Case PL25-0095) at 11465 Nardo Street
• Approval of February 19, 2026 Planning Commission minutes
• Discussion of Board actions and other matters
• Public comment period for non-agenda items
• Meeting held at the Board of Supervisors Hearing Room

Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting

The Board of Supervisors will hold a regular meeting to conduct county business. The provided agenda text consists primarily of procedural boilerplate and the start of a consent agenda.

• Recommendation to appoint Shane Warburton as a Regular Member of the Aviation Advisory Committee

The Ventura County Board of Supervisors approved a series of consent items, most notably a $2,084,515 allocation from the California Department of Public Health for the Sexually Transmitted Infection Prevention and Collaboration Program and an $821,865 professional‑services agreement with Diversity Collective. Additional approvals included contract increases, appointments, a fire‑vehicle donation, a parking‑lot construction contract, and a no‑parking overnight zone on Santa Susana Pass Road. All motions were made by Supervisor LaVere, seconded by other supervisors, and carried unanimously.

• Approved appointment of Shane Warburton as regular member of the Aviation Advisory Commission
• Approved $230,675 increase to Goodwill Industries contract (from $450,240 to $680,915)
• Approved reappointment of Krista M. Gaumer‑Nowak as alternate member of Assessment Appeals Board
• Approved lease rider and regulatory agreement with DignityMoves and Many Mansions
• Approved donation of 2003 International 7400 utility vehicle to Oxnard College Fire Technology Program
• Approved $629,197.80 contract to PaveWest, LLG for Harbor Boulevard Parking Lots Phase I
• Approved $2,084,515 public‑health funding allocation and $821,865 services contract with Diversity Collective
• Approved resolution establishing a No Parking Overnight Zone on Santa Susana Pass Road

Ventura County Consolidated Oversight Board Meeting - Cancelled

Fox Canyon Groundwater Management Agency Board of Directors Regular Hybrid Meeting, February 25, 2026

The Fox Canyon Groundwater Management Agency Board will consider routine financial reports for January 2026 and a payment installment plan for Eco‑Farm, LLC to settle $140,731.52 in surcharges. Directors will receive an update on revising the allocation ordinance for the Oxnard and Pleasant Valley groundwater basins. A resolution honoring Director Michael Craviotto for his service will be voted on. The meeting will enter closed session to discuss ongoing litigation involving the agency.

• Approve a 12‑month installment plan for Eco‑Farm, LLC to pay $140,731.52 in surcharges
• Receive and file the FCGMA Financial Status Report for January 2026
• Receive and file the LPV Watermaster Financial Status Report for January 2026
• Review an updated presentation on revising the Oxnard and Pleasant Valley Allocation Ordinance
• Approve Resolution No. 2026‑01 honoring Director Michael Craviotto

The board adopted the Consent Agenda unanimously, which included the January financial reports and an agreement to pay surcharges and interest to Eco-Farm LLC. The board then approved Resolution No. 2026-01 honoring Director Michael Craviotto, with four directors voting yes and Director Craviotto abstaining. No other actions were taken during the meeting.

• Adopted Consent Agenda (financial reports, Eco-Farm LLC surcharge agreement) – unanimous
• Approved Resolution No. 2026-01 honoring Director Michael Craviotto – 4 yes, 0 no, 1 abstain

Assessment Appeals Hearing Officer Meeting

The Assessment Appeals Hearing Officer will conduct hearings to equalize property assessments on the local roll. The meeting includes reviews of various applications, some of which have been previously postponed or continued.

• Application 23/11474 (Lynette Hale-Lee): Preliminary stipulation on file as of 2/19/2026
• Application 23/11960 (Blue Barn Holdings Inc.): Preliminary stipulation on file as of 2/13/2026
• Application 24/10165 (The Robert E. Perry Trust): Preliminary stipulation on file as of 1/21/2026
• Application 25/10223 (Sharadan Rorabaugh): Preliminary stipulation on file as of 2/17/2026
• Application 25/10405 (Simi Petroleum Inc.): Preliminary stipulation on file as of 2/17/2026

Planning Commission Hearing

The Ventura County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a Tentative Parcel Map and Planned Development Permit for a 328-unit farmworker housing complex at 4884 North Ventura Avenue. The project is a continuation of a hearing from January 22, 2026, and staff recommends approval under a CEQA exemption.

• Public hearing for 328-unit farmworker housing complex (Case PL23-0051)
• Tentative Parcel Map and Planned Development Permit requested
• Project location: 4884 North Ventura Avenue, unincorporated Ventura County
• Approval of January 22, 2026 minutes
• Correspondence from Don Schmitz, Schmitz & Associates, Inc.

Local Agency Formation Commission Meeting - Canceled

Election Advisory Committee Regular Meeting

The Election Advisory Committee will consider minor revisions to the agenda and approve the minutes from the November 12, 2025 meeting. It will receive a verbal report on the recent tour of the elections facility. The Committee will review the County’s agreements with Dominion Voting Systems, Inc. approved on October 8, 2024, and discuss priorities for future election issues. Additional items include public comment, correspondence, and member remarks.

• Approve minor revisions to agenda items and attachments (Item 4)
• Approve minutes of the November 12, 2025 meeting (Item 5)
• Receive verbal report on the tour of the elections facility (Item 7)
• Review County’s agreements with Dominion Voting Systems, Inc. (Item 8)
• Discuss and prioritize possible election issues for future meetings (Item 9)

The Election Advisory Committee approved the modified agenda, including public comment items and future issue priorities, with a 5‑0 vote. It also approved the minutes from the November 12, 2025 meeting by a 5‑0 vote. A motion to ask the Board of Supervisors to revoke delegated authority failed because it lacked a second, and the committee received and filed five pieces of correspondence, each passing 5‑0.

• Approve agenda as modified (Item 6 & 9) – Passed 5‑0
• Approve minutes of November 12, 2025 meeting – Passed 5‑0
• Request Board to revoke delegated authority – Failed (no second)
• Receive and file correspondence from Julieanne Case – Passed 5‑0
• Receive and file correspondence from Nik Bednarski – Passed 5‑0
• Receive and file correspondence from James Greenfield – Passed 5‑0
• Receive and file correspondence from B. McVicker – Passed 5‑0
• Receive and file correspondence from Paul Burke – Passed 5‑0

Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting

The agenda consists of procedural boilerplate and opening items. No specific policy decisions, contracts, or public hearings are listed in the provided text.

The Ventura County Board of Supervisors approved a series of consent agenda items, including acceptance of a $481,058.37 grant from Clean Power Alliance to fund the Multi‑Craft Core Curriculum pre‑apprenticeship program and a $100,000 grant application for the LA28 Cultural Olympiad. All motions were made by Supervisor LaVere, seconded by Supervisor Parvin, and carried unanimously.

• Approved acceptance of $481,058.37 Clean Power Alliance funding for MC3 training
• Approved $100,000 grant application to the National Endowment for the Arts for LA28 Cultural Olympiad
• Approved $233,900 contract to Ardalan Construction for fire station garage door renovations
• Approved $195,916 purchase and installation of low‑voltage security camera equipment
• Approved $165,000 consulting services agreement with Executive Consulting Group for behavioral health
• Approved $89,802.08 amendment to MCG Health, LLC Milliman Care Guidelines Master License Agreement
• Approved Airport Properties Limited Development Project at Camarillo Airport, finding it CEQA‑exempt
• Approved easement and temporary construction easement agreement with Peninsula Yacht SMI Almar, finding it CEQA‑exempt

Air Pollution Control Board Regular Meeting

The Ventura County Air Pollution Control Board will consider several actions, including adopting a resolution on board member compensation, authorizing continued participation in the Carl Moyer Program, and approving grant agreements. Two grant items are on the agenda: a $65,086 purchase of test equipment for the Department of Agricultural/Weights and Measures, and $1,939,333 for 23 new Carl Moyer Program projects. The board will also appoint and reappoint members to the Air Pollution Control District Hearing Board.

• Adopt resolution authorizing board member compensation and expense reimbursement policy changes
• Authorize continued participation and funding acceptance from the California Air Resources Board for the Carl Moyer Program
• Approve a grant up to $65,086 for TESCO T4350 Test Set and PL4150 Load Emulator purchase
• Approve grant funding up to $1,939,333 for 23 new Carl Moyer Program Year 27 air quality projects
• Approve appointments and reappointments to the Air Pollution Control District Hearing Board

The Ventura County Air Pollution Control Board approved a $1,939,333 grant for 23 Carl Moyer Program projects and a $65,086 equipment grant. It also adopted resolutions on board member compensation, policy manual amendments, and continued participation in the Carl Moyer Program. Several hearing board members were appointed or reappointed, and Deanna Weik was appointed Administrative Services Director by unanimous vote.

• Approved $1,939,333 grant for 23 Carl Moyer Program projects (motion carried)
• Approved $65,086 grant for TESCO test set and load emulator (motion carried)
• Adopted resolution authorizing board member compensation and policy manual amendments (motion carried)
• Adopted revised resolution to continue participation in Carl Moyer Program (motion carried)
• Appointed Dulce Setterfield (Alternate Public Member, term ends 4/10/2026) and Saudamini Sindhar (Alternate Public Member, term ends 1/10/2028) (motion carried)
• Reappointed Victor Kamhi, Valarie Grossman, and Lewis Kanter to Hearing Board (motion carried)
• Appointed Deanna Weik as APCD Administrative Services Director (unanimous 9‑0, one absent)

Assessment Appeals Board Meeting

The Assessment Appeals Board is meeting to hear applications and stipulations for changed property assessments. The board will review requests to equalize property assessments on the local roll.

• Application 23/11376: Kiernan E Graves
• Application 24/10403: Ball Family Farms LLC (Gary L Ball)
• Application 23/11681 and 23/11682: Skyworks Solutions Inc.
• Application 24/10814: Santa Paula Energy Storage, LLC
• Applications 23/11400 and 23/11401: Milan Tuscany LLC (Lessor) / Walgreen Co. (Lessee)

Fox Canyon Groundwater Management Agency Board of Directors Regular Hybrid Meeting, January 28, 2026

The Fox Canyon Groundwater Management Agency will conduct a first reading of a revised ordinance for the Oxnard and Pleasant Valley basins. The board will also hold a public hearing regarding a well permit for Green Hills Ranch.

• First reading of a revised ordinance to establish an allocation system for Oxnard and Pleasant Valley Groundwater Basins
• Contract with Environmental Science Associates, Inc. for $48,200 for groundwater data and accounting services
• Public hearing for the Green Hills Ranch Well Permit
• Decision on the R.N. Daily Ranch appeal of Well Application No. 0309
• Discussion of groundwater use by mutual water company shareholders without water right allocations

The Board adopted the consent agenda, which approved the December 12, 2025 meeting minutes, December 2025 financial reports, and the findings of fact for the R.N. Daily Ranch appeal. The Board also approved and authorized a $48,200 contract with Environmental Science Associates, Inc. to begin work on a groundwater accounting platform. Both actions passed with all members in favor. No other items received a vote.

• Adopted Consent Agenda (approved Dec 12 2025 minutes, Dec 2025 financial reports, and R.N. Daily Ranch appeal findings) – all in favor
• Approved $48,200 contract with Environmental Science Associates, Inc. for groundwater data strategy and initial platform configuration – all in favor

Ventura County Consolidated Oversight Board

The Ventura County Consolidated Oversight Board will vote to adopt resolutions approving the recognized obligation payment schedules and administrative budgets for the successor agencies to the former redevelopment agencies of San Buenaventura, Moorpark, Fillmore, and the Oxnard Community Development Commission for the period July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027. These items set the financial framework for the agencies' operations during that fiscal year.

• Adopt resolution for San Buenaventura successor agency budget and payment schedule
• Adopt resolution for Moorpark successor agency budget and payment schedule
• Adopt resolution for Oxnard Community Development Commission successor agency payment schedule
• Adopt resolution for Fillmore successor agency budget and payment schedule

The Ventura County Consolidated Oversight Board adopted resolutions approving the recognized obligation payment schedules and administrative budgets for four successor agencies. The agencies are the Successor Agency to the Former Redevelopment Agency of San Buenaventura, the Successor Agency to the Redevelopment Agency of Moorpark, the Oxnard Community Development Commission Successor Agency, and the Successor Agency to the Former Redevelopment Agency of Fillmore. Each resolution was adopted after a motion and second, and was carried.

• Adopted payment schedule & admin budget for San Buenaventura successor agency (motion by Board Member lmportante, seconded by Board Member Boiorouez) – carried
• Adopted payment schedule & admin budget for Moorpark successor agency (motion by Board Member Minott-Mitchell, seconded by Board Member Bojorquez) – carried
• Adopted payment schedule & admin budget for Oxnard Community Development Commission successor agency (motion by Board Member Bojorquez, seconded by Board Member lmportante) – carried
• Adopted payment schedule & admin budget for Fillmore successor agency (motion by Board Member Simons, seconded by Board Member Brook) – carried

Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting

The Ventura County Board of Supervisors will convene to review and approve routine agenda items, including consent calendar items and minutes from a previous meeting. The meeting will include a public comment period and a moment of inspiration.

• Consent Agenda Items 9 through 29
• Minutes of January 13, 2026 meeting
• Moment of Inspiration - Thrive Grove Navigation Center
• General Public Comments
• Levine Act Disclosures

The Board approved $59,000,000 for the Lewis Road Mental Health Rehabilitation Center and a separate grant for the East County Psychiatric Health Facility, both exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act. It also authorized a $15,540,131 increase in annual service agreements and a $180,000 contract for a clinic remodel in Oxnard. Additional approvals included $50,000 seed money for the ACC summit, noise study exemptions for Camarillo and Oxnard airports, and lease extensions for harbor parcels.

• Approved $59,000,000 funding for Lewis Road Mental Health Rehabilitation Center (CEQA exempt)
• Approved funding for East County Psychiatric Health Facility (CEQA exempt)
• Approved $15,540,131 increase in annual service agreements for FY 2025‑2026
• Approved $180,000 consultant services contract for clinic remodel at 2220 Gonzales Road, Oxnard
• Approved $50,000 seed money to Access Central Coast for summit hotel deposit
• Approved exemption of Camarillo Airport Part 150 noise study from CEQA
• Approved exemption of Oxnard Airport Part 150 noise study from CEQA
• Approved lease extensions for Harbor Parcel C and Peninsula Yacht parcels

Assessment Appeals Board Meeting

The Ventura County Assessment Appeals Board will hold a hearing on a series of applications and stipulations for changed property assessments. Many items are continuations from prior dates and will be heard remotely as status hearings. The board will also consider minor agenda revisions and public comments.

• Application 22/10827 – Vista At Simi Valley LLC, continued from multiple prior dates
• Application 23/11259 – PTI Technologies, continued with data due 12/27/2025
• Application 24/11173 – Vons Companies Inc, continued with remote status hearing
• Application 23/11284 – Camarillo‑Rosewood Assoc/Terra Camarillo LLC, continued with data due 12/27/2025
• Application 23/11285 – PUR CIV LLC, continued with data due 12/27/2025

City Selection Committee Meeting

The Ventura County City Selection Committee will hold its regular meeting, including election of a chair and vice chair, agenda review, and public comment. It will appoint a city member as a regular commissioner to the Ventura County Local Agency Formation Commission for a four‑year term starting Jan 1 2026, and fill the alternate commissioner vacancy. The committee will also appoint city members as regular and alternate directors to the Fox Canyon Groundwater Management Agency for two‑year terms beginning Mar 1 2026.

• Election of Chair and Vice Chair for the 2026 calendar year
• Appointment of a city member as Regular Commissioner to LAFCo (Jan 1 2026 – Dec 31 2029)
• Appointment of a city member as Alternate Commissioner to LAFCo (term ending Dec 31 2027)
• Appointment of a city member as Regular Director to Fox Canyon Groundwater Management Agency (Mar 1 2026 – Feb 29 2028)
• Appointment of a city member as Alternate Director to Fox Canyon Groundwater Management Agency (same term)

Planning Commission Hearing

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a proposal to subdivide a parcel and build a farmworker housing complex. The body will also elect its Chair and Vice Chair and set the 2026 hearing schedule.

• Proposed 328-unit farmworker housing complex at 4884 North Ventura Avenue (Case No. PL23-0051)
• Request for Tentative Parcel Map to subdivide a parcel into three developable lots and one conservation lot
• Request for Discretionary Tree Permit and Planned Development Permit (Case No. PL25-0040)
• Election of the Planning Commission Chair and Vice Chair for 2026
• Approval of December 4, 2025 meeting minutes

Local Agency Formation Commission Meeting

The Ventura Local Agency Formation Commission will consider and vote on several items, including routine consent items, multiple sphere‑of‑influence reviews for service areas and water districts, and a public hearing to approve the annexation of a 0.73‑acre parcel at 984 Baldwin Road into the Ojai Valley Sanitary District. The commission will also adopt the 2026 meeting calendar and designate a voting delegate for a CALAFCO special meeting.

• Approve annexation of 0.73‑acre parcel at 984 Baldwin Road to Ojai Valley Sanitary District (Resolution LAFCo 25-11)
• Approve sphere‑of‑influence reviews for Service Areas No. 29, 30, 34 and Waterworks Districts No. 16, 17, 19, 38
• Adopt 2026 meeting calendar (Item 18)
• Designate voting delegate for CALAFCO 2026 Special Corporate Business Meeting (Item 19)
• Closed session to consider public employee performance evaluation for LAFCo Executive Officer (Item 21)

The commission elected Janice Parvin as chair and Gene Talmadge as vice‑chair. It approved the annexation of a 0.73‑acre parcel at 984 Baldwin Road to the Ojai Valley Sanitary District. The body also adopted resolutions approving sphere‑of‑influence reviews for several service areas and water districts, amended the 2026 meeting calendar, designated a CALAFCO voting delegate, and allowed alternate commissioners to attend the closed session.

• Elected Janice Parvin as Chair (7-0)
• Elected Gene Talmadge as Vice‑Chair (7-0)
• Approved Ojai Valley Sanitary District annexation of 984 Baldwin Road (7-0)
• Approved sphere‑of‑influence review for Ventura County Service Area No. 29 (7-0)
• Approved sphere‑of‑influence review for Ventura County Service Area No. 30 (7-0)
• Approved sphere‑of‑influence review for Ventura County Service Area No. 34 (7-0)
• Adopted 2026 meeting calendar amendment moving July meetings (7-0)
• Designated Kai Luoma as CALAFCO 2026 voting delegate (7-0)

Air Pollution Control Board Regular Meeting

The Ventura County Air Pollution Control Board will consider routine items such as appointing members to a standing committee and a regional council. It will adopt a resolution that provides general salary increases, market‑based adjustments, and changes to flexible benefits for district employees, affecting retirement system funding. The meeting will also approve minor agenda revisions and the minutes from the December 9 and December 16, 2025 meetings.

• Appointment of two APCB members to the APCB Standing Committee
• Appointment of one APCB member to the South‑Central Coast Basinwide Air Pollution Control Council
• Adoption of a resolution granting general salary increases for APCD management, confidential clerical and other unrepresented employees
• Approval of market‑based salary adjustments and an amended management resolution changing flexible benefits, allowances and other benefits, impacting retirement system funding
• Approval of minor agenda revisions and adoption of minutes from the December 9 and December 16, 2025 meetings

Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting

The Ventura County Board of Supervisors will elect its Chair and Vice‑Chair for 2026. It will also approve minor agenda revisions, adopt consent agenda items 10 through 29, and accept the minutes from meetings on Dec. 16 2025 and Jan. 6 2026. Public comment will be allowed on non‑agenda matters.

• Election of Chair and Vice‑Chair for the Board of Supervisors and County Governed Special Districts for 2026
• Agenda Review – approve minor revisions to Board items and attachments
• Consent Agenda Items 10 through 29 (routine approvals)
• Approval of minutes from Dec. 16 2025 and Jan. 6 2026 meetings
• General public comments on non‑agenda County matters

Assessment Appeals Board Meeting

The Ventura County Assessment Appeals Board will hear a slate of applications to change property assessments, many of which are continuations or have two‑year waivers. Two items request approval of large reduction stipulation agreements. The meeting also includes standard agenda review, public comments, and board comments before voting on each case.

• Application 23/11266 – Telegraph Rd Ventura LLC requests approval of a large reduction stipulation agreement
• Application 23/11267 – Belmont Village T O CA LP requests approval of a large reduction stipulation agreement
• Application 23/10046 – AK Azusa LLC continues with multiple data submissions and a two‑year waiver
• Application 23/10066 – Newbury Terrace, LP appears for a two‑year expiration on 7/23/2025
• Application 24/10004 – 1015 Pierce St Inv. LP appears with a two‑year expiration on 7/2/2026

Board of Supervisors Special Meeting

The Board of Supervisors will receive a presentation on response and recovery efforts regarding severe rains that began on December 24, 2025. The body is also considering a resolution to ratify the Ventura County Sheriff's January 2, 2026, proclamation of a local emergency.

• Resolution ratifying the Ventura County Sheriff's January 2, 2026, local emergency proclamation due to December 2025 rain events

Fox Canyon GMA February 23, 2022 Board Meeting

Assessment Appeals Board Meeting

Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting - 4/20/2021

Assessment Appeals Board Meeting

Air Pollution Control Board Regular Meeting

Board of Supervisors Special Meeting - 2/25/2021

Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting - 2/23/2021

Air Pollution Control District Hearing Board Meeting

Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting - 2/9/2021

Assessment Appeals Board Meeting

FCGMA Board Special Meeting

Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting - 2/2/2021

FCGMA Regular Board Meeting

Ventura County Consolidated Oversight Board

Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting - 1/26/2021

Assessment Appeals Hearing Officer Meeting

Assessment Appeals Board Meeting

Planning Commission Hearing

Ventura County Consolidated Oversight Board - 1/13/2021

Air Pollution Control Board Regular Meeting

Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting - 1/12/2021

Assessment Appeals Board Meeting

City Selection Committee Meeting - January 8, 2021

Board of Supervisors Special Meeting - 1/5/2021