Sutter Creek – The Sutter Creek City Council’s agenda today includes a return to the Gold Rush Ranch & Golf Resort. Among the items will come reports from the transportation mitigation subcommittee on Gold Rush, and from the project’s fiscal impacts committee, both ad hoc committees of the City Council. The committees met with representatives of the project, including developers, and the public, in separate meetings the last 2 weeks. Amador County Transportation Commission Executive Director Charles Field assisted with the transportation meeting. 2 weeks ago, Gold Rush partner Bill Bunce told the council the project’s size would remain at 1,334 units, or the project’s ability to mitigate impacts would be stunted. The council today may also discuss the Gold Rush development agreement, and outstanding issues in the “decision matrix.” Bunce will start the agenda item with a presentation on the Gold Rush Ranch project, which is the only agenda item, besides the consent agenda. Those include approval of a contract with Mother Lode Job Training for a part time police position. The meeting is 7 p.m. today in the City Auditorium at 18 Main Street. Story by Jim Reece This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.