Shasta County staff are asking supervisors to open a public hearing, hear any testimony or protests, close the hearing and adopt a resolution confirming annual parcel charge reports for the county’s Permanent Road Division zones, according to a staff report.
If the board approves the recommendation, the parcel charges would be placed on Fiscal Year 2026-27 property tax bills, with the Auditor-Controller’s Office handling the billing side. The report says the charges support road maintenance in PRD zones for roads outside the county road system and are tied to the needs of individual zones.
Staff also says the county’s PRD budget includes enough money to administer the annual parcel-charge reports and that the action would not affect the General Fund. The report warns that cutting charges in some zones could create debt-service problems or loan-default risk, while reducing charges in other zones could force cuts to routine maintenance.
The staff report says County Counsel and the County Administrative Office reviewed the recommendation. It does not show the final board vote or the charge amounts by zone.
