City Council - Regular Meeting
The City Council clarified Resolution CCR-26-10 regarding Measure H for the November 3, 2026 ballot, correcting a staff typo. Public comments addressed street maintenance and speed limits, and councilmembers requested updates on ongoing projects and discussed a vacant seat.
About this meeting
- Government Body
- City Council
- Meeting Type
- City Council
- Location
- Mount Shasta, CA
- Meeting Date
- August 24, 2026
Transcript
36 sections
to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.
Councilmember Clerk? Here. Councilmember Stackflake? Here. Councilmember Redmond? Here. Mayor Gladman?
Here.
Whoa.
All right.
Nailed it. All right. Do we have any special presentations or announcements this morning? What did I say? Yeah, this evening. Yeah, apparently. All right. Well, we will now move on to public comment. For those of you that have not been here for one of these, public comment is the time for anyone from the public to speak for three minutes on any topic not on the agenda already. Who wants to be first? There we go. Oh, and sorry, when you step up to the podium, please say your name and roughly where you live.
Hello, hello. Alex Hoekstrom, top of Ski Village Drive, and painting up the crosswalks, bike lanes, stops, and stuff like that. It makes the town seem like we take care of the place and everything, so it's been... Anyway, thanks for what you all do.
Thank you.
Rosal McCoy, I would like to follow up on that subject that on Lake Street, it's 25, then it goes to 30, then it goes back to 25.
Jeff Mitchum was still here, fee review, so it's been going on since 2023. I've been working on this, and then of course the changeover caused some delay. So the municipal code requires that an annual review occur of the fees every year. This has not been done. So this is, we're catching up for many, many years of not doing them.
The fees identified here, there were... County clerk and then also to the court to issue a writ of mandate. And they could probably act on that this week so that we would still be able to take this to the election. It concludes the report.
Thank you.
To the chair.
Please.
Andrew, who is going to represent the city in... the court filing?
Yeah, that would be me. I've done this on another, it's a pretty common occurrence. I've done this for another city in Siskiyou County within the last month. And these little issues happen where there's a typographic error, and that's essentially what this was. It was a staff typo that then results in requiring a cleanup of a piece of paper, a resolution. And then the court issues a writ to tell the elections official, Ms. Bynum, you must accept this as the new document. So I'll be submitting those papers this week.
Okay, thank you.
Questions over here?
This gets it done with, right? All summer we've been dealing with this. Pending the results of the election in November, yes. We can actually get it done here.
All right, if that's it for questions up here, we'll take it out for public comment. Okay. We'll bring it back. And before we do that, I do want to thank the very alert member of the public that brought this to our attention last meeting sitting out there right now. So thank you for that. Appreciate the heads up. And we're going to get it cleaned up properly here.
Move to approve resolution number CCR-26- Yeah. 26-21, Resolution to the City Council of the City of Mount Shasta, clarifying Section 1 of the Resolution Number CCR-26-10 regarding Measure H placed on the November 3rd, 2026 ballot.
If I say second, is there going to be confusion? Second.
All right. All those in favor? Aye. Any opposed or abstain? Okay. Moving on to thank you. Moving on to item 12, council reports on attendance at appointed or outside meetings. No? Well, then I will say one. Tonight is the first edition of Mount Shasta City Council Buzzword Bingo happening currently at Deadwood. So for all of you watching, just know I hope it's going well. And I'll be biking down there immediately following the closed session after this. And then I'll answer any questions that you might have regarding the meeting. That was it. All right. Moving on to future agenda items. Want me to read these? would anybody like to add another future agenda item? I think we should get an update from director of public works on grants and
projects pending and so forth given all the distractions we've had the last three months it would be good to see if everything is moving on according to schedule so something in the next month or so and likewise Kim from planning an update on anything that's pending might be appropriate to not that I'm nervous that things are going to slip through the cracks but they might AND I GUESS I JUST WANT TO KNOW THAT THINGS LIKE THE LAKE STREET PROJECT, WHICH IS PRETTY COMPLEX, IS MOVING ACCORDING TO PLAN, AND CITY PLANNING DEPARTMENT HAS GOT THIS MASTER PLAN UPDATE, IS THAT WHAT IT'S CALLED, MASTER PLAN UPDATE?
CONCEPTUAL MASTER PLAN UPDATE.
YEAH, FOR 2045, RIGHT? Are we on the landing or are we on? No, just in general, the general plan. The general plan. Yes, it's in a general plan 24.
General plan update, yes.
24, and that's not complete, right?
That is not complete.
Yeah, so let us know how it's going. So my concern is that people have been distracted and want to make sure we are not going to miss any due dates.
Also.
Yeah, I was seconding that one before we jump on to another one. We're seconding that.
We should get on the next meeting's agenda for a decision on what we're going to do with the appointment or not to appoint the vacant seat.
Second. Anything else?
Over there.
Okay. Moving on to item 14. We're staying here. So we are now going to have a closed session. So I would like to ask folks to please vacate the building. After the closed session we will have a report of the closed session if you want to hang out until that's done. You'll be invited back in.
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