The Board of Supervisors approved a notice of determination of farm tenancy and directed the sheriff’s office to serve the notice upon the tenant currently farming a portion of the recently purchased Raymond Grange property, the board was told on Aug. 19.

The action, recommended by an assistant tenant official, was presented on the consent agenda and approved by motion and roll call. The board chair or designee was authorized to proceed as recommended.

Why it matters: A notice of determination of tenancy affects the legal status of the individual farming county-acquired land and could lead to eviction or other tenancy enforcement depending on subsequent actions. The board’s recorded action directed law-enforcement staff to serve the notice.

The transcript records the board’s vote as part of the consent agenda; no public debate or additional details about next steps or the tenant’s identity were provided in the meeting record.