Documents & Forms
Address Sign Form Animal Control - Dog License Fees: Resolution 11-17Animal Control Ordinance 1-23 Animal Control - Dog Licensing FormAssessment Chart Application for Water/Sewer Connection Area Services - Frequently Requested Phone Numbers Burn Site (Green Waste Burn Site) - Regulations / FeesConsumer Confidence Report, Water Quality Facts & Figures Hazardous Vegetation Abatement Ordinance 1-18 Hazardous Vegetation Abatement, Administrative Appeal and Collection Procedure Ordinance 2-18 ISO - Public Protection Classification letter dated September 27, 2021Lake Shastina Entity Flow Chart Map of Lake Shastina CSD Police Department Complaint Process Police Department Policy Manual Public Records Act Request Form
Ordinances
Ord 1-80 Rules and Regulations for the use and construction of sanitary sewers, establish fee for connection Ord 2-80 Regulating the discharge of sewage and industrial wastes, regulating the use of public sewers, providing penalties for violations Ord 3-80 Amended Establishing the Policies, Procedures, and Regulations governing fire protection services and facilitiesOrd 1-81 Public Safety Rules and RegulationsOrd 4-81 Criminal ActivityOrd 2-84 Amending Ordinance 4-80: Charging for sewer disposal services after the fact, changing amount of time to remit payment, specific procedures for enforcement and collection of charges for service----no change in fee or rates Ord 3-84 Procedures of establishing buy-in charges for new service where not previously committedOrd 1-85 Revision regarding providing relief from multiple service fees to multiple family dwellings that have only a single water service line Ord 1-89 Regulations regarding lost and found itemsOrd 1-91 Special tax levied for fire protection services----This is the current rate as of 10/28/2010----$40 per year Ord 3-91 Establish a minimum criteria for blockage and clearance around the fire hydrantsOrd 1-95 Amending District ordinances pertaining to burning within the District: Ord 2-85, Ord 3-81, and 1-92 Ord 1-96 Restructuring of admin and management, eliminating fire commissioner position Ord 1-97 Agreement between LSCSD and individuals for special servicesOrd 1-99 LSCSD amending its power to provide water serviceOrd 1-00 Burn site developmentOrd 1-03 Establish a water departmentOrd 2-03 Vehicles and Traffic in the District, ParkingOrd 1-04 Rules and regulations regarding fireworks within the districtOrd 2-05 Revision of water connection feeOrd 4-05 Increase standby water assessment rates to $37Ord 1-07 Creating a capacity expansion fee for water relating to fire suppression and improvement of water systemOrd 1-08 Wastewater management, sewer ejector, toilet 1.6 gallonsOrd 1-09 Water service rate increase over the next 2 years Ord 4-09 Dishonored checks, paymentsOrd 1-12 Regulations regarding building street address numbersOrd 2-14 State mandated water regulationsOrd 1-16 Special tax levied for police protection servicesOrd 1-18 Hazardous Vegetation AbatementOrd 2-18 Abatement, Administrative Appeal and Collection ProcedureOrd 1-19 Increase of residential and commercial rates for sewage services over 5 yearsOrd 2-19 Animal control within the District boundariesOrd 1-20 Tax for Fire Protection and Emergency servicesOrd 1-22 Military Use Equipment
Resolutions
Siskiyou County Resolution 78-5 Local Agency Formation Commission of Siskiyou County, Approving the Proposed CSD formation, Designation LSCSDRes 2-79 Adopting an official seal for the LSCSDRes 3-79 Establish Fiscal Year for CSDRes 5-79 Adopting local guidelines implementing the California Enviromental Quality ActRes 6-79 Fixing and Approving budget for the FY 1979-1980Res 7-79 Setting time and place of hearing on proposed conflict of interest codeRes 8-79 Adopting conflict of interest codeRes 10-79 Approving and authorizing execution of assumption agreementRes 2-80 Accepting proposal of the Lake Shastina Property Owner's Association to transfer responsiblity for fire protection to the DistrictRes 3-80 Accepting proposal of the Spearpoint Townhouse Community Association to transfer responsibility for fire protection services to the District Res 4-80 Accepting proposal of the Rancho Hills Community Association to transfer responsibility for fire protection services to the DistrictRes 5-80 Approving project making findings and directing filing of notice of exemption Res 6-80 Approving and authorizing execution of assumption agreementRes 9-80 Appointing Secretary and fixing bondRes 2-81 Authorize access to summary criminal history information for employment, certification process, and designation of records securityRes 4-81 Authorize individuals to represent the District in small claims court, (past due accounts)Res 5-81 Appointing Secretary and fixing bondRes 6-81 Appointing General Manager and fixing bondRes 7-81 Authorize Joan K Bradbury to represent District in small claims court, (past due accounts)Res 9-81 Fixing rates and charges for sewer disposal services for the balance of the current FY (10/1/81-7/1/1982)Res 10-81 Cover employees under the California State Disability Insurance ProgramRes 11-81 Commendation to the LSPD & AG for reducing crimeRes 12-81 Accepting requirements of section 13522 of the penal code relation to training of law enforcement officersRes 13-81 Designating William Bradbury as District Rep to the County of Siskyou groundwater task forceRes 3-82 Accept a grant of &710 and conditions attached thereto from the State of CaliforniaRes 5-82 AMENDS ORD 4-80, (Article I, Section 2), (Article II, Section 3), (Article IV, Section 1(b)), (Article IV, Section 4); (The changes involve definitions, surcharges, billing, and collections)Res 6-82 AMENDS ORD 1-80, numberous amendments (no change in fees)Res 9-82 Transfetting delinquent District service fees and penalties to the Siskiyou County Tax Collecto to be added to the tax roles as a lien against saif propertyRes 10-82 Ameding Article 2, Section 3 of Ord 4-80 to increase sewer connection feesRes 11-82 Amends Article 5, Section 511, subsection (c) of Ordinance 1-80: Provide semi-annual inspection of privately owned sewer pumping installations, (changing "periodic" to "semi-annual") Res 12-82 Fixing time and place for the regular meetings of the BOD of the LSCSD and providing the manner in which special meetings of said board may be called, designating an official mailing address and establishing the order of business and rules for its proceedings Res 1-83 Amending Article 4, Section 4 of Ordinance 4-80 to require commercial sewer users to make payment for services received in 30 days Res 3-83 Amending part of Ord 4-80 to allow partial credit for "Grant-in-aid of construction" when an alternate public sewer extension is approved by the BOD Res 4-83 Transferring delinquent District service fees and penalties to the Siskiyou County Tax Collector to be added to the tax roles as a lien against said property Res 5-83 Amending part of Ord 3-81 by prohibiting the use of a wood roof covering of any type within the District-fire hazard Res 6-83 Adopting section 1094.6 of the government code re:(labor relations)- Statue of Limitations on discipline appealRes 1-84 Transferring delinquent District service fees and penalties to the Siskiyou County Tax Collector to be added to the tax roles as a lien against said propertyRes 3-84 Volunteers are entitled to Worker's Compensation if requiredRes 4-84 AMENDING ORD 1-80, Amends sections 220, 232, 234, 241, 242, 251, 255, 260, 270, and 311Res 1-85 Appointing Secretary and fixing BondRes 3-85 Authorizing annual statement of investment policy for the LSCSDRes 4-85 Appointing Secretary and fixing BondRes 2-86 Request CDC to commence public hearings and studies for possible correctional facility in Siskiyou CountyRes 3-86 Establishing a District policy regarding use of District vehicles by District employees retro to 1/1/1985: Allowed to keep vehicles overnight at their homes.Res 6-86 Authorize Chief John Spencer ro purchase one patrol vehicleRes 1-87 Authorizing police Chief John Spencer ro purchase two patrol vehiclesRes 2-87 Consildating District Election with the November General ElectionRes 3-87 Establishing procedures for determining interest to be credited to restricted reservesRes 4-87 Approving agreement for legal services for the Police/Fire Station EnterpriseRes 5-87 Adopting an annual statement of investment policy for the LSCSDRes 6-87 Appointing Secretary and fixing bondRes 7-87 Regarding construction and financing the police/fire stationRes 3-88 LawsuitRes 4-88 LawsuitRes 5-88 Approving the destruction of the certain police department records, documents and papersRes 8-88 Establishing a Safety PolicyRes 9-88 Adopting an annual statement of investment policy for the LSCSDRes 10-88 Authorize chief John Spencr to purchase one patrol vehicleRes 11-88 Endorsing establishment of a standing committee titled "LS Comprehensive Planning Committee"Res 12-88 Designating depositary for District Funds ----Timberline BankRes 1-89 Entering into an agreement with CDF for fire and rescue aidRes 5-89 Establishing a District policy regarding the use of private or District vehicles Res 6A-89 Proposing the adoption of a special tax for Parks & Recreation Res 6B-89Request to the county to render services relating to the 7-Nov-89 electionsRes 7-89 Adopting an annual statement of investment policy for the LSCSDRes 8-89 Authorize program CSOA to complete and file annual report of Public Self-Insurers with the Department of Industrial relationsRes 9-89 Authorize a proxy vote at the annual meeting of the SDIARes 10-89 Approving the application for grant funds for the special districts grant program under the California Wildlife, Coastal, and Park Land Conservation Act of 1988 for the development of Lake Shastina Parks Res 11-89 Approve SDIA proposed amendment #1 to the First Amended Joint Powers Agreement Res 12-89 Approve SDIA proposed Amendment # 2 to the First Amended Joint Powers Agreement Res 13-89 Approve SDIA proposed correction of Amendment #2 to the First Amended Joint Powers Agreement Res 1-90 Establish a sexual harassment policyRes 2-90 Establish a salary deferral planRes 3-90 Request to County to place an advisory measure as to whether the District should provide for public recreation and parks