Trinity County, CA

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Board of Supervisors

Planning Commission

Planning Commission

Board of Supervisors

Planning Commission

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Planning Commission

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Planning Commission

Board of Supervisors

Planning Commission

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Board of Supervisors

The Trinity County Board of Supervisors will receive a presentation on the CalRec Vision project, a joint strategy for sustainable outdoor recreation and wildfire resilience, and consider adopting it. The board will also vote on a consent calendar of routine items, including budget adjustments, contracts, and agreements, and hold a closed session on anticipated litigation.

• CalRec Vision presentation on outdoor recreation and wildfire resilience strategy
• Budget adjustment for Auditor/Court Remittance increasing appropriations by $76,936
• Agreement with Whitchurch Engineering for grease trap redesign at Weaverville Veteran's Memorial Hall, increasing cost by $6,000
• Opioid settlement agreements with Burnt Ranch Elementary, Human Response Network, TCCAP, and Trinity County Office of Education totaling over $213,000
• Agreement with County of Tehama for juvenile placement up to $300,000

Planning Commission

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will discuss potential updates to the Trinity County Code regarding subdivisions. They are also reviewing several contract amendments for health, jail, and planning services, as well as a public hearing on delinquent solid waste fees.

• Agreement with Mintier Harnish for General Plan and Zoning Code updates, increasing maximum cost to $2,621,339.50
• Public hearing to confirm the FY 26/27 Solid Waste parcel fee delinquent list, estimated revenue of $275,000
• Contract with Trinity Services Group for inmate food services, up to $450,000 per FY
• Agreement with Central Star Behavioral Health for acute psychiatric inpatient services, up to $250,000 per FY
• Discussion on potential updates to Trinity County Code Section 16 - Subdivision

The Board approved amendment 5 to the Mintier Harnish agreement, extending it to December 31, 2027, increasing the maximum cost to $2,621,339.50, and adding Exhibit F for general plan, EIR, and zoning code update facilitation. The Board also approved numerous consent calendar items, including budget adjustments, service agreements, and resolutions, and discussed a potential update to County Code Section 16, directing staff to proceed with a hybrid approach.

• Approved amendment 5 to Mintier Harnish agreement for general plan update (5-0)
• Approved amendment 2 with Central Star Behavioral Health for inpatient psychiatric services (5-0)
• Approved budget adjustments for Childrens Fund, Tobacco Program, Health Department, and Realignment (5-0)
• Approved agreement with DHCS for Intergovernmental Transfer program (5-0)
• Approved budget adjustment for Jail Health fixed assets (5-0)
• Approved agreement with The WeCare Group for dental services (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-048 finding no unmet transit needs (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-049 confirming solid waste parcel fee delinquent list (5-0)

Planning Commission

The Trinity County Planning Commission will meet to consider an appeal of a Director's decision. The discussion focuses on the approval of cannabis license CCL-839.

• Appeal of Director's Decision to Approve CCL-839 (Community Development - Cannabis)

The Planning Commission unanimously approved the meeting minutes from May 28, 2026. The commission also established a tentative schedule for the organization and review of the updated Zoning Ordinance for the remainder of the year.

• Approved May 28, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Agreed on tentative schedule for updated Zoning Ordinance review

Airport Land Use Commission (ALUC)

Planning Commission

The Trinity County Planning Commission will review the proposed T‑Mobile cell tower project (P‑26‑01) at Lowden Park. Commissioners will also discuss an airspace conflict review survey. A public comment period will be offered before the commission takes action on these items.

• P‑26‑01 T‑Mobile Cell Tower at Lowden Park
• Discussion on Airspace Conflict Review Survey

The Airport Land Use Commission approved a compatibility determination for a Verizon Wireless Conditional Use Permit. The project was found consistent with the Airport Land Use Plan and ALUC Resolution 2025-01, provided lighting follows FAA form 7460-2.

• Approved Airport Land Use Compatibility Determination for Verizon Wireless Conditional Use Permit P-24-14 (4-0)

Board of Supervisors

The Trinity County Board of Supervisors will consider routine budget adjustments and contract amendments, including agreements for mental health stabilization services and forensic pathology, as well as the consolidation of the November 2026 General Election.

• Approve amendment to Mental Health Management contract up to $155,000 per year
• Approve agreement with Willow Glen Care Center up to $250,000 per fiscal year
• Approve agreement with Butte County Detention Facility for youth housing at $325 per day
• Approve agreement with Kelly Kobylanski for Forensic Pathology services up to $40,000
• Adopt resolution to consolidate the November 3, 2026 General Election

The Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution to consolidate the November 2026 General Election. They also approved several health and human services contract amendments and a professional services agreement for temporary District Attorney's Office support.

• Adopted Resolution 2026-047 to consolidate the November 3, 2026 General Election (4-0)
• Approved professional services agreement amendment with Prentice Long, PC for temporary District Attorney's Office support (4-0)
• Approved agreement with Butte County Detention Facility for youth housing starting August 1, 2026 (4-0)
• Approved agreement with Kelly Kobylanski, D.O., DABP for Forensic Pathology services (4-0)
• Approved contract amendment with Mental Health Management, Inc. (Canyon Manor) through June 30, 2029 (4-0)
• Approved contract amendment with Willow Glen Care Center through June 30, 2029 (4-0)
• Approved tutoring services agreement for foster youth with Trinity County Office of Education (4-0)
• Approved $14,000 budget adjustment for Cannabis Dept 8239 (4-0)

Planning Commission

The Trinity County Planning Commission will meet to approve minutes and discuss the decoupling of the Trinity County General Plan from the Zoning Code. The meeting will be held at the Trinity County Library Conference Room and via Zoom.

• Approval of minutes
• Trinity County General Plan - Zoning Code Decoupling
• Public comment period
• Reports from Planning Commissioners
• Reports from Director of Community Development

The Trinity County Planning Commission approved two minor subdivision projects. The Rulofson Minor Subdivision (P25-11) was recommended for approval and found categorically exempt from CEQA in a 4-0 vote. The Yordanov Post Subdivision modification (P-26-04) was also approved and found categorically exempt from CEQA in a 3-0 vote, with one commissioner abstaining. The meeting minutes from May 28, 2026, were unanimously approved.

• Approved minutes from May 28, 2026 meeting (unanimous)
• Recommended approval of Rulofson Minor Subdivision P25-11, CEQA-exempt (4-0)
• Approved Yordanov Post Subdivision modification P-26-04, CEQA-exempt (3-0, 1 abstention)

Board of Supervisors

The Board will consider consent items including a $1 million Proposition 64 grant for public health and safety related to cannabis, lease amendments for two Weaverville dwellings, and a substance abuse services contract. A public hearing on unmet transit needs is scheduled. County matters include adopting guiding principles for zoning code updates and budget adjustments for the Public Guardian. Closed session will address a liability claim, existing litigation, and labor negotiations.

• Accept $1,000,000 Proposition 64 Public Health and Safety Grant for cannabis program (D.5)
• Recommend census tract 06105000102 as a qualified opportunity zone (D.6)
• Approve lease amendments for two Weaverville dwellings (60 #B Bennet St and 161 Mountain View St) up to $75,000 each (D.9, D.10)
• Approve amendment for VOTC, Inc. for residential treatment services up to $225,000 (D.11)
• Conduct public hearing on unmet transit needs (E.1)

The Board of Supervisors adopted Resolution 2026-046 establishing guiding principles for the Planning Commission's review of Zoning Code updates, despite a failed motion to postpone for more deliberation. The board also approved a consent calendar including new funds, contract amendments, and budget adjustments, and discussed a qualified opportunity zone designation for a census tract, directing staff to return with recommendations.

• Adopted Resolution 2026-046 establishing guiding principles for Planning Commission zoning code review (4-1)
• Failed motion to bring zoning resolution back for more deliberation (2-3)
• Approved new special revenue fund 564 for BHSA Housing
• Authorized letters of support for PUD Hayfork ROW Fuel Break and RCD CAL FIRE grant
• Adopted Resolution 2026-044 accepting Proposition 64 grant funds
• Directed staff to return with opportunity zone recommendations for census tract 06105000102
• Approved amendments to lease agreements for two Weaverville dwellings (up to $75,000 each)
• Approved budget adjustments for Mental Health, OPEB, Transportation, and Public Guardian

Planning Commission

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will consider a consent calendar with numerous contract amendments and budget adjustments, including agreements for communications, shredding, and mental health services. A key decision is the allocation of Local Transportation Funds and State Transit Assistance Funds for the upcoming fiscal year. The board will also receive presentations from Hoopa Valley Tribal Fisheries and recognize CSAC Leadership Institute graduates.

• Approve amendment with Caporusso Communications for $60,000/year for public relations services through June 2027
• Approve $250,000 agreement with Trinity Public Utilities District for streetlight installation and replacement in Weaverville and Hayfork
• Allocate $453,477 from Local Transportation Funds and $307,000 from State Transit Assistance Funds for FY 26/27
• Approve agreement with Aegis Treatment Centers for substance abuse treatment services at up to $200,000
• Receive presentation from Hoopa Valley Tribal Fisheries on integrating habitat, hatchery, and harvest management

The Board of Supervisors approved a preliminary budget for fiscal year 2026/27. Additional actions included approving various contract amendments, budget adjustments for behavioral health, and several labor side letter agreements.

• Approved June 2, 2026 meeting minutes (5-0)
• Approved Caporusso Communications agreement amendment (5-0)
• Approved Synapse agreement amendment (5-0)
• Approved Shred Aware LLC agreement amendment (5-0)
• Approved Behavioral Health budget adjustments for Mental Health and Cedar Home (5-0)
• Approved Behavioral Health budget adjustments for SMA Reserve and Audit Reserve (5-0)
• Approved Remi Vista, Inc. agreement amendment (5-0)
• Approved Progress House agreement amendment (5-0)

Planning Commission

Board of Supervisors

The Board will consider a resolution adopting the FY 26/27 list of road projects funded by the Road Maintenance and Rehabilitation Account, bringing $2,878,561 in revenue to the account. The consent calendar includes multiple budget adjustments, a $314,230 audit contract, and a $6,618 Public Defender fund transfer. Several non‑routine items will be discussed, such as an update on the Local Area Management Plan, a credit‑card policy update, and a fee‑waiver request for the Trinity County Fair Association.

• Approve FY 26/27 Road Maintenance and Rehabilitation work plan ($2,878,561 revenue)
• Award audit contract to LSL, LLP for $314,230 through FY 2026‑2030
• Budget adjustment for Public Defender Realignment transferring $6,618
• Approve amendment to Pacific Process and Legal Services agreement (up to $85,000 from Child Support)
• Approve fee waiver for Trinity County Fair Association (potential $8,604 revenue loss to Solid Waste fund)

The Board of Supervisors approved several budget adjustments for departments including Cannabis, Planning, and General Services. They also adopted a new credit card policy and approved the FY 26/27 road maintenance work plan.

• Adopted proclamation recognizing June 2026 as Elder Abuse Awareness Month
• Approved Public Defender budget adjustment increasing revenues and transfers by $6,618
• Awarded annual audit contract to LSL, LLP through 2030
• Authorized support letter for the Lawrence Welk Show 70th Anniversary
• Approved Child Support Services agreement amendment extending term to June 30, 2027
• Approved Cannabis budget adjustment increasing revenues and expenses by $520,751
• Delegated signature authority for CalRecycle grant documents via Resolution 2026-036
• Approved Natural Resources budget adjustment involving $8,800 in transfers

Planning Commission

The Trinity County Planning Commission will meet to consider two land division applications. The body will also review minutes from a previous meeting.

• P-25-11 Rulofson, F. Minor Subdivision
• P-26-04 Yordanov K. Post Subdivision Modification for P-17-36

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors and Planning Commission are holding a joint meeting. The primary focus is a workshop and study session to update the Title 17 Zoning Code, facilitated by Mintier Harnish.

• Title 17 Zoning Code update workshop/study session facilitated by Mintier Harnish

The Board of Supervisors held a workshop regarding the Title 17 Zoning Code update. Direction was given to staff and the Planning Commission to review various standards including zoning districts, general development standards, and specific use standards.

• Directed staff to consider objective compatibility standards for Part 1
• Directed staff to address federal jurisdiction and treaty rights in Part 1
• Directed staff to emphasize purpose and intent regarding rural land use in Part 1
• Directed staff to review potential General Plan designation problems in Part 2
• Directed staff to establish a process for future Planning Commission discussions in Part 2
• Directed staff to modify RR standards regarding RR2.5 and RR5 in Part 2
• Directed staff to revisit authorized uses for AG and RR in Part 2
• Directed staff to review code for breweries, distilleries, and wineries in Part 2

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors and Planning Commission will hold a joint meeting on May 19‑20, 2026. The agenda includes a discussion of participation in a Title 17 Zoning Code update workshop facilitated by Mintier Harnish. No other specific actions or decisions are listed.

• Community Development – Planning: Participate in Title 17 Zoning Code update workshop/study session (facilitated by Mintier Harnish).

The Board of Supervisors held a workshop regarding the ongoing Title 17 Zoning Code update. The Board provided specific directions to staff and the Planning Commission across several categories including zoning districts, general development standards, and specific use standards.

• Directed staff to consider objective compatibility standards for Part 1
• Directed staff to address federal jurisdiction and treaty rights in Part 1
• Directed staff to review potential General Plan designation problems in Part 2
• Directed Planning Commission to establish a scribe process for future discussions
• Directed staff to modify RR standards regarding RR2.5 and RR5 density concerns
• Directed staff to revisit code for breweries, distilleries, and wineries
• Directed staff to review poultry farm regulations and state agricultural preemption
• Directed staff to consider repealing Chapter 17.85 Timberland Conversion

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will meet to consider a consent calendar of routine items including agreements for fax services, fire extinguisher maintenance, security upgrades, and a lease renewal. A county matter involves budget adjustments for vehicle abatement. The meeting will also include closed session discussions on real property negotiations for 1450 Main Street and a performance evaluation of the County Administrative Officer.

• Closed session: Real property negotiations for 1450 Main Street (price and terms)
• Consent item: Adopt resolution authorizing participation in Medi-Cal County Inmate Program
• Consent item: Approve agreement with WestFax for electronic faxing at ~$300/month
• Consent item: Approve amendment to security system agreement at Hayfork satellite office (increase $25,000)
• Consent item: Approve lease amendment for Behavioral Health buildings ($11,333/month)

The Board of Supervisors approved several consent calendar items including service agreements for electronic faxing, fire extinguisher maintenance, and security monitoring. Budget adjustments were also approved for the Probation, Transit, and Vehicle Abatement departments. Additionally, the Board passed resolutions supporting the 2026 Fourth of July Parade.

• Adopted Resolution 2026-033 and 2026-034 for the 2026 Fourth of July Parade (5-0)
• Approved May 5, 2026 meeting minutes (5-0)
• Approved WestFax, Inc. electronic faxing services agreement (5-0)
• Approved Eureka Humboldt Fire Extinguisher, Inc. contract amendment (5-0)
• Approved Advanced Security Systems agreement amendment (5-0)
• Approved Enrico and Mary Kay Raffanti lease extension (5-0)
• Approved Brain Learning Diagnostics agreement (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-035 for Medi-Cal County Inmate Program participation (5-0)

Planning Commission

Board of Supervisors

The Trinity County Board of Supervisors will adopt a public alert regarding gray wolves, approve budget adjustments for various departments, and authorize a contract for road maintenance asphalt. The meeting also includes a closed session for real property negotiations at 1450 Main Street.

• Adopt Public Alert regarding Gray Wolf expansion
• Authorize contract for Asphaltic Emulsions Schedule I ($459,037.54)
• Approve budget adjustment for Transportation revenue ($1,482,512)
• Authorize budget adjustment for Cemeteries Services & Supplies ($5,510)
• Closed session for real property negotiations at 1450 Main Street

The Board adopted two proclamations recognizing Mental Health Awareness Month and CalFresh Awareness Month. It approved several budget adjustments, including a $1,482,512 revenue increase for Transportation and a $5,510 increase for Cemetery services. The Board also awarded a contract to Albina Asphalts for asphalt emulsions and adopted the Transportation Commission’s FY 26/27 work program. All actions were carried unanimously.

• Approved FY 25/26 Transportation budget adjustments (revenue +$1,482,512, Fixed Assets +$65,000) – carried (5-0)
• Approved FY 25/26 Cemetery budget adjustment (+$5,510 Services & Supplies) – carried (5-0)
• Awarded Albina Asphalts contract for Asphaltic Emulsions Schedule I – carried (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution No. 2026-032 approving Trinity County Transportation Commission FY 26/27 work program – carried (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution No. 2026-029 issuing public alert on gray wolf expansion – carried (5-0)
• Authorized Chairman to sign letter of opposition to AB 2494 (state forest management) – carried (5-0)
• Authorized Chairman to sign letter of opposition to SB 1404 (wildfire prevention fee) – carried (5-0)
• Adopted proclamation recognizing May 2026 as Mental Health Awareness Month – carried (5-0)

Planning Commission

The Trinity County Planning Commission will hold public hearings and consider three cannabis-related applications: CCL 775, a distribution facility for KaVis Farm LLC, and a use permit for Trinity Roots LLC covering cultivation, nursery, and manufacturing. The commission will also vote on approving previous meeting minutes. Public comment is accepted on each item and on non-agenda matters.

• CCL 775 Application Review and Determination
• CP-25-02 KaVis Farm, LLC - Distribution Facility
• CP-25-03 Trinity Roots, LLC - Use Permit for cultivation, nursery, non-volatile manufacturing and distribution
• Approval of previous meeting minutes

Board of Supervisors

The Trinity County Board of Supervisors will consider enacting an ordinance to prohibit industrial hemp cultivation, introduced at the April 7 meeting. The consent calendar includes multiple contracts and agreements, such as a $450,000 increase for substance use disorder services in schools and a $326,202 emergency communications maintenance contract. A presentation on the draft Short Range Transit Development Plan and Coordinated Transportation Plan will also be received.

• Ordinance to prohibit industrial hemp cultivation (Item E.1)
• Presentation on draft Short Range Transit Development Plan and Coordinated Transportation Plan (Item A.2)
• Amendment increasing Behavioral Health Services contract by $450,000 for school substance use disorder services (Item D.5)
• Agreement with Day Wireless Systems for emergency communications system maintenance, up to $326,202 over 5 years (Item D.8)
• Resolution certifying 2025 mileage in maintained road system, allocating approximately $2.4 million from HUTA funds (Item D.10)

The Board of Supervisors adopted Ordinance No. 1379, which adds Code Section 8.23 prohibiting industrial hemp cultivation. The board also approved several contracts and budget adjustments, including a $450,000 increase for behavioral health services and a $200,590 shift in the IT budget. All actions were approved unanimously (5-0).

• Adopted Ordinance No. 1379 prohibiting industrial hemp cultivation (5-0)
• Approved amendment #9 to audit agreement with CliftonLarsonAllen LLC, increasing maximum by $5,775 (5-0)
• Authorized Chairman to sign letter of support to U.S. Forest Service for North Trinity County Community Risk Reduction Project (5-0)
• Approved alarm services agreement with California Safety Company, Inc. for county buildings (5-0)
• Approved amendment #2 to Behavioral Health Services agreement, increasing contract maximum by $450,000 (5-0)
• Approved FY 25/26 IT budget adjustment, decreasing Services and Supplies and increasing Fixed Assets by $200,590 (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution No. 2026-027 approving agreement with CDCR for correctional bed space (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution No. 2026-028 certifying 2025 mileage in Trinity County's maintained road system (5-0)

Planning Commission

Board of Supervisors

The Trinity County Board of Supervisors will adopt a proclamation for Child Abuse Prevention Month, receive presentations on wildfire grants and forest service updates, and hold public comment. The consent calendar includes numerous approvals, notably a $2.6 million revenue agreement for behavioral health programs and a $330,000 construction cost for a lease at 35 Arbuckle Court. Additional items cover a new industrial hemp prohibition ordinance and various agency agreements and asset updates.

• Adopt proclamation recognizing April 2026 as Child Abuse Prevention Month (no fiscal impact).
• Approve amendment for lease at 35 Arbuckle Court with $330,000 one‑time construction costs and up to $424,320 annual costs.
• Approve agreement authorizing $2.6 million in revenue for Behavioral Health Services, LPS, PATH, MHBG, SUBG, and CCP programs.
• Approve amendment to Sheriff's vehicle repair agreement adding $20,000 per fiscal year.
• Introduce and waive reading of ordinance establishing code section 8.23 prohibiting industrial hemp cultivation (no fiscal impact).

The Board of Supervisors adopted several consent‑calendar items, creating Fund 428/CUPA Surcharges, Fund 459/Surveyor Trust, and Fund 162/PLHA (Permanent Local Housing Allocation). They also designated the Trinity County Arts Council as the Local Arts Agency and approved a memorandum of understanding for a Weaverville skatepark design. All motions passed with the same three votes.

• Approved establishment of Fiduciary/Trust Fund 428/CUPA Surcharges (Carpenter-Harris, Leutwyler, Brownfield)
• Approved establishment of Fiduciary/Trust Fund 459/Surveyor Trust (Carpenter-Harris, Leutwyler, Brownfield)
• Approved establishment of Special Revenue Fund 162/PLHA (Carpenter-Harris, Leutwyler, Brownfield)
• Designated Trinity County Arts Council as Local Arts Agency (Carpenter-Harris, Leutwyler, Brownfield)
• Approved MOU with Humboldt Skatepark Collective for Weaverville skatepark planning (Carpenter-Harris, Leutwyler, Brownfield)
• Authorized Chairman to sign exemption request for Erik Hyde Anderson (Carpenter-Harris, Leutwyler, Brownfield)
• Approved amendment to lease for 35 Arbuckle Court property (Carpenter-Harris, Leutwyler, Brownfield)
• Adopted resolution to sell tax‑defaulted properties (Carpenter-Harris, Leutwyler, Brownfield)

Planning Commission

The Trinity County Planning Commission will discuss an ordinance to prohibit industrial hemp cultivation. The body will also hold a study session regarding cannabis land use tables as part of the Zoning Code Update.

• Ordinance DEV-26-01: Prohibition of Industrial Hemp Cultivation
• Study Session: Trinity County Zoning Code Update, Part 2 - Cannabis Land Use Tables

Board of Supervisors

The Trinity County Board of Supervisors will consider a resolution to set solid waste disposal fees for 2026‑2027, which could generate about $960,000 for the Solid Waste Enterprise Fund. Other agenda items include authorizing up to $650,000 in Prohousing Incentive Program funds, approving a phone and VoIP service contract not to exceed $60,000 per year, and making budget adjustments for the Sheriff’s jail services and airport development. Several routine consent‑calendar items such as appointments, resolutions, and contract amendments will be approved by roll‑call.

• Public hearing to adopt solid waste disposal fee schedule – estimated $960,000 revenue
• Authorize application for and receipt of Prohousing Incentive Program funds – up to $650,000
• Approve agreement with Estech Systems for phones/VoIP – not to exceed $60,000 per fiscal year
• Sheriff budget adjustment for jail services – increase Services and Supplies by $60,000
• Transportation budget adjustment for Airport Development – increase Interfund Expenses $15,000 and Fixed Assets $24,000

The Trinity County Board of Supervisors approved a series of actions, including an appointment to the Airport Advisory Committee, continuance of four local emergency declarations, several contract agreements, and budget adjustments. It adopted an urgency ordinance that temporarily prohibits industrial hemp and approved a solid waste disposal fee schedule, which passed with one dissenting vote. All items were carried by the recorded votes.

• Appointed Kenneth Wiley to Airport Advisory Committee (5-0)
• Authorized Chairman to sign support letter for AB 2667 (5-0)
• Continued local emergencies 2026-013 to 2026-016 (5-0)
• Repealed Solid Waste Hearing Panel and created Hearing Officer (5-0)
• Approved agreement with Estech Systems for phones and VoIP service (5-0)
• Approved $60,000 budget increase for Jail Services and Supplies (5-0)
• Adopted urgency ordinance temporarily prohibiting industrial hemp (5-0)
• Adopted solid waste disposal fee schedule (4-1)

Planning Commission

The Trinity County Planning Commission will meet to discuss a continued item regarding a wireless communications facility. The body will also review and approve previous meeting minutes.

• P-24-14 Wireless Communications Facility in Hayfork (continued from January 22, 2026)

The commission unanimously approved the February 26, 2026 meeting minutes. By a 4-1 vote, the commission found the P-24-14 wireless communications project in Hayfork exempt from CEQA, adopted resolution PC-2026-01 with a modification, approved a Conditional Use Permit, and required a radio‑frequency exposure report within 45 days of operation.

• Approved February 26, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Found P-24-14 wireless project CEQA exempt (4-1)
• Adopted resolution PC-2026-01 with Exhibit A modification (4-1)
• Approved Conditional Use Permit for the wireless facility (4-1)
• Required RF exposure report within 45 days of operation (4-1)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold an additional study session to examine updates to the Trinity County Zoning Code, specifically Parts 2, 4, and 7. Commissioners will discuss the proposed revisions and consider any public comments submitted before the meeting. No final decisions are indicated on the agenda.

• Additional Study Session – Trinity County Zoning Code Update, Parts 2, 4, and 7

The Planning Commission continued discussion of the Trinity County Zoning Code updates (parts 2, 4, and 7). Commissioners requested additional review of the related tables and scheduled a follow‑up session for March 26, 2026 at 2:00 p.m.

• Requested additional review of zoning code update tables (parts 2, 4, 7) and set follow‑up meeting for March 26, 2026 at 2:00 p.m.

Board of Supervisors

The Trinity County Board of Supervisors will consider awarding two road aggregate contracts and extending the County Administrative Officer's term. The meeting includes presentations on SBA loans for storm-impacted residents and Caltrans project updates.

• Contract award to Eagle Rock, Inc. for Aggregates Schedules I, II, III & IV for $195,598.41
• Contract award to Thomas R Bess, Inc. for Aggregates Schedule V for $62,301
• Proposed extension of Trent Tuthill's agreement as County Administrative Officer to April 18, 2028
• Joint letter of support for SB 973 Wildfire County Coordinator Program
• Removal of three vehicles from the Probation Department's Capital Asset Inventory Listing

The Board approved amendment number 3 to the agreement with County Administrative Officer Trent Tuthill, extending his term to April 18, 2028 and adding additional personal leave. The Board also approved two transportation contracts for aggregates, removed several outdated assets from capital inventories, and adopted a proclamation for Social Work Appreciation Month.

• Approved amendment to CAO agreement extending term to April 18, 2028 (5-0)
• Awarded Eagle Rock, Inc. 2026 contract for Aggregates Schedules I‑IV (5-0)
• Awarded Thomas R Bess, Inc. 2026 contract for Aggregates Schedule V (5-0)
• Removed three Auditor Department assets from capital inventory (5-0)
• Removed three Probation Department assets from capital inventory (5-0)
• Adopted proclamation recognizing March 2026 as Social Work Appreciation Month (5-0)
• Authorized Chairman to sign joint letter supporting SB 973 Wildfire County Coordinator Program (5-0)
• Pulled from consideration extension of Nationwide 457(b) plan contract (5-0)