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Date and Time: 9 a.m. - 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month
Location: Board of Supervisors Chambers
1195 Third Street, Suite 305
Napa, CA
View the meeting schedule for 2021 Planning Commission. (PDF)
Agendas are available prior to the meetings. Minutes are available following approval.
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For any questions related to the Planning Commission, please contact the Planning Commission Clerk by email, or by telephone at 707-253-4417
Planning Commissioner District 1
Email Joelle Gallagher
Phone: 707-738-7108
Planning Commissioner District 2
Email Dave Whitmer
Phone: 707-732-6018
Planning Commissioner District 3
Email Anne Cottrell
Phone: 707-408-1166
Planning Commissioner District 4
Email Andrew Mazotti
Phone: 707-257-0600
Planning Commissioner District 5
Email Megan Dameron
Phone: 707-241-3440
The Planning Commission conducts public hearings and make decisions and/or recommends to the Board of Supervisors on a wide range of land use proposals and entitlements, including Use Permits, Subdivisions and Parcel Maps. There are five members on the Commission that are appointed by the Board of Supervisors.
All members serving of the Commission are selected by Supervisorial District and serve for the term, which expires one month following the date the Commissioner's nominating Supervisor leaves office. When a Commissioner's term ends due to the nominating Supervisor leaving office, only the newly elected or appointed Supervisor is entitled to nominate a replacement to fill the vacancy.
Please include Mr. Morrison in any emails or written correspondence sent to two or more Commissioners or communications intended for the Commission as a whole. Correspondence pertaining to any item coming before the Commission should be sent directly to:
All correspondence will be forwarded to the Commission promptly. Public records laws require disclosure of all correspondence, including emails, pertaining to business matters that come before the Commission. Please assist that process by including the Commission's Staff Liaison in correspondence and emails with Commissioners.