By Christian Kellan, July 6, 2020, Sonoma Index Tribune.
It was the final meeting for long-time Planning Commissioner Dick Fogg when the county’s Board of Zone Adjustments (BZA) met on June 25 – Fogg’s retirement was announced four days later. But all three items on the agenda pertained to the first district, the one Fogg has represented since 2002, on issues whose importance hasn’t diminished over the past 18 years: wineries, affordable housing and water use.
Once again, biggest issue was the relocation of the current residents of the property. Griffin at the meeting introduced affordable housing consultant Michele Folk to describe the assistance to each household at the Siesta Way trailer complex. Folk outlined the 42 months of relocation assistance proposed for the current residents: 23 people in 12 family units, including five trailers, three mobile homes and a single standing residence.
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