Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Michelle Gonzalez’s organization
Jul 29, 2026·StrategicPlan
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City of Angels Camp 5-Year Plan 2024-2028
This 5-Year Plan for Permanent Local Housing Allocation (PLHA) outlines the City's priorities and strategies for distributing approximately $118,510 to non-profits to support local housing programs. The plan currently emphasizes Affordable Owner-Occupied Work-Force Housing Activities, with provisions to potentially incorporate Rental Activities and Homelessness Assistance Activities based on public input. The overarching goal is to enhance local housing initiatives within the community.
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The document provides information about the Angels Camp Mayor and City Council, including contact information for each member. It also includes links to agendas, minutes, and videos of past City Council meetings, as well as a document outlining rules for open and orderly public meetings.
Jan 29, 2025·BoardMeeting
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Angels Camp City Council Special Meeting
This special meeting focused on a workshop to discuss wastewater rates. The council reviewed a rate study conducted by an independent consultant, which proposed increases to water and wastewater rates, and UDA fees. The initial proposals were reduced following council discussion. The meeting also covered the legal requirements of Proposition 218, including the mailing of notices and the scheduling of a public hearing. A significant portion of the meeting detailed the city's Capital Improvement Program, outlining projects for water transmission main replacement, water line looping, transmission line updates, pressure relief valves, and automated meter readers. The council also discussed the use of reserve funds to help finance these projects.
Jan 21, 2025·BoardMeeting
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City Council Meeting
The council meeting included a closed session to discuss real property negotiations, public employee employment, and labor negotiations. The regular session covered approval of the agenda, public comment, consent agenda items (minutes approval and financial reports), and regular agenda items such as a recreation project update, agreements with PG&E and a new employee, and various administrative and council reports.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
