Amador County Goverment
Administration Bldg.
810 Court Street, Jackson
COUNTY GOVERNMENT
CITY GOVERNMENT
City Council meets
every 3rd Thursday at 7PM
at the Old Schoolhouse
on School Street
City Council meets
every 1st & 3rd Tuesdays at 6PM
Planning Commission meets
Meets the 2nd Tuesday at 5:30PM
1 East Main Street, Ione
UPCOMING MEETINGS:
Regular City Council Meeting – Dec 1 at 6PM
Regular City Council Meeting – Dec 15 at 6PM
City Council meets
every 2nd & 4th Monday at 7PM
Planning Commission meets
every 3rd Monday at 6PM
Jackson City Hall
33 Broadway, Jackson
UPCOMING MEETINGS:
Mon, Dec 14, 7PM City Council Meeting
Mon, Dec 21, 6PM. Planning Commission Meeting
Upcoming Furlough/Closure Dates for City Offices:
Wed, Nov25 (furlough)
Thursday, Nov 26 and Fri, Nov 27 (Thanksgiving Holiday)
Wed, Dec 23 and Thurs, Dec 24 (furloughs)
Fri, Dec 25 (Christmas Holiday)
City Council meets
every 2nd & 4th Thursday at 6:30PM
City Hall Council Chambers
9426 Main Street, Plymouth
UPCOMING MEETINGS:
(Note: This list is used for planning purposes; items may shift depending on timing and capacity of meeting)
Nov 26 & 27 - City Offices Closed for Thanksgiving
Dec10 - Regular City Council Meeting
Dec 24 & 25 City Offices Closed for Christmas
Jan 1, 2010 City Offices Closed for New Years Day
City Council meets
every 1st & 3rd Mondays at 7PM
Planning Commission meets
every 2nd Monday at 7PM
33 Church Street, Sutter Creek.
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SPECIAL MEETING: IONE CITY COUNCIL - Mon Nov 23 at 6PM, Ione City Hall, 1 E. Main St. Ione
ON THE AGENDA
PUBLIC HEARINGS:
1. Community Development Block Grant Planning and Technical Assistance Grant Funding Opportunity
Recommendation:
a. Receive the staff report;b. Open the public hearing to discuss CDBG PTA requirements and funding opportunities, and to solicit feedback from citizens on potential uses of CDBGPTA funds;
c. Close the public hearing; andd. Provide direction to staff.- REGULAR AGENDA ITEMS: None
- WRITTEN CORRESPONDENCE - None
- CITY MANAGER REPORT:
- COUNCIL COMMENTS/FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS:
JACKSON CITY COUNCIL - Mon Nov 23 at 7PM. Jackson City Halll, 33 Broadway, Jackson
ON THE AGENDA:
- Public Hearing – Sign Exception Request, Safeway Stores, 9 N. Highway 49/88. Conduct public hearing and determine Council action.
- Amend Franchise Agreement with ACES Waste Services to Adopt Revised Rate Adjustment Methodology. Review and determine Council action.
- Budget Update. Discussion Item Only.
- Selection of Mayor and Vice Mayor. Make Council appointments.
NOTICE OF MEETING CHANGE
Notice is hereby provided that the Amador County Transportation Commission and the Amador Regional Transit System Board of Directors have changed the meeting dates and have consolidated the November 18 and December 16 regular meetings to Monday, November 30, 2009. Said meeting will be held at 6:00 p.m. at the Amador County Administration Center, 810 Court Street, Jackson, California.
Nancy Champlin, Administrative Assistant
Amador County Transportation Commission
11400 American Legion Dr.
Jackson, CA 95642
209-267-2282
SUTTER CREEK DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE - Tues Dec 1 at 10AM, Community Bldg, 33 Church St., Sutter Creek.ON THE AGENDA:
- SUTTER CREEK CROSSROADS - Walgreens APN 044-020-109-475 Ridge Road
Site Plan Revision - Committee to review and provide recommendation on revised parking layout. Previously approved for 53 standard parking stalls requested change to 63 standard stalls plus 6 compact stalls. City requirement = I stall/300 gsN 49.13 stalls.
AMADOR LOCAL AGENCY FORMATION COMMITTEE - The next meeting date is December 17, 2009.
Roseanne Chamberlain
Amador LAFCO Executive Officer
(209) 418-9377
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NEW OFFICE HOURS FOR SUTTER CREEK CITY HALL - Beginning October 1, 2009 will be Monday through Thursday, 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. We will be closed on Fridays.
THE PROPOSED GLOSSARY has been added to the General Plan Update page on the County website
The link to the page is:
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