Sacramento County Board to weigh jail refrigeration, parking rates, land-use items

County parking rates would change starting in 2027

Effective date

January 1, 2027

What changes

Revised parking rates for county-operated parking facilities, plus authority for future rate adjustments

Source

Agenda, item 18

Supervisors are scheduled to consider revised parking rates for parking facilities the county operates. The item would also let the county adjust rates in the future without returning to the board each time.

If approved, the new rates would take effect January 1, 2027. The agenda does not list specific dollar amounts.

$2 million contract proposed to replace jail refrigeration

Cost

$2,007,514

Contractor

ACCO Engineered Systems, Inc.

Where

Main Jail – Hall of Justice

Source

Agenda, item 19

The board is scheduled to award a contract to replace walk-in refrigeration at the Main Jail's Hall of Justice. The bid award to ACCO Engineered Systems, Inc. is $2,007,514.

The item is listed for District 4, represented by Supervisor Serna.

Three land-use hearings set for the afternoon

Joe's Market

Letter of public convenience or necessity for 11070 Fair Oaks Boulevard, Fair Oaks

Pick-N-Pull

Use permit and variance amendment at 8640 Antelope North Road, Antelope

Aspen VI

Four-year time extension to complete reclamation of a 752-acre site on Jackson Road

Source

Agenda, items 48, 49 and 50

Supervisors are scheduled to hear a letter of public convenience or necessity for Joe's Market at 11070 Fair Oaks Boulevard, at the southeast corner of Fair Oaks Boulevard and Sunset Avenue in Fair Oaks.

A second hearing covers a use permit and variance amendment for Pick-N-Pull at 8640 Antelope North Road, east of the Antelope North Road and Ridgepoint Drive intersection. The applicant is listed as Brian McFadden.

A third hearing would consider a four-year time extension for Teichert Materials to complete reclamation of the 752-acre Aspen VI site on the north side of Jackson Road, east of Bradshaw Road.

Airport tower lease and a $25 million cost cap

Cost cap

Not to exceed $25,000,000

What it covers

Reimbursable agreement with the FAA for costs of increasing the height of the air traffic control tower

Source

Agenda, items 20 and 21

The board is scheduled to consider a land lease with the Federal Aviation Administration for developing and operating the air traffic control tower at Sacramento International Airport.

A separate item would authorize a reimbursable agreement with the FAA for costs of increasing the tower's height, capped at $25 million.

Conflict-of-interest code updates for districts and schools

What changes

Proposed amendments to conflict-of-interest codes for several districts and agencies

Who is covered

Includes Carmichael and Cordova recreation and park districts, Elk Grove and San Juan unified school districts, and Sacramento Regional Transit

Source

Agenda, items 6–16

A group of consent items would adopt amended conflict-of-interest codes for local districts and agencies, including recreation and park districts, school districts, the Sacramento Metropolitan Air Quality Management District and Sacramento Regional Transit.

These codes set out which officials must disclose financial interests. The agenda does not describe the specific changes in each code.

Behavioral health contracts and sheriff's grants on the consent list

Children's mental health

A contract pool of $87,672,695 for integrated children's specialty mental health services through June 30, 2027

Crisis services

A $1,606,470 contract with WellSpace Health for crisis receiving services

Sheriff security

A $4,945,981 revenue agreement with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for Folsom Dam Raise security

Source

Agenda, items 28, 29 and 37

Several consent items cover behavioral health contracts, including a pool of about $87.7 million for children's specialty mental health services and a $1.6 million contract with WellSpace Health for crisis receiving services.

The Sheriff's Office items include a $4.9 million revenue agreement with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for security during the Folsom Dam Raise project, plus boating safety and vessel grants.

Presentations and the housing agency budget

10:00 a.m.

Presentations on Operation Green Light for veterans and winter readiness

Housing

Approval of the 2027 Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Agency proposed budget

Source

Agenda, items 45–47 and 51

Morning timed matters include presentations on Operation Green Light for veterans and on winter readiness.

The board is also scheduled to consider the 2027 proposed budget for the Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Agency and a report on the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion.

Appointments, presentations and reports grouped together

Appointments

Directors for the Arden Park Recreation and Park District, Courtland Fire Protection District and Reclamation District No. 1000 election board

Presentations

Resolutions recognizing National Family Caregivers Month and honoring county staff

Source

Agenda, items 1–3, 39–44 and 55–63

The agenda includes several presentations and resolutions, including one recognizing November as National Family Caregivers Month.

Consent items also cover appointments to local district boards and a long list of reports received and filed, including finance and community development updates.

Closed session on litigation and Rancho Cordova property

Litigation

Anticipated litigation (one potential case) and existing litigation over Delta Conveyance water right petitions

Property

Negotiations with the City of Rancho Cordova over APN 067-1040-006-0000

Source

Agenda, closed session notice

The board is scheduled to meet in closed session to discuss one potential litigation case and existing litigation involving state water right petitions for the Delta Conveyance Project.

Closed session also covers price and payment terms for a parcel in Rancho Cordova, with the city as the other party.