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TYTE OF AT'PY:ICATItON; < ABANDONMENT of un -named Street _ . ,Y �...W ........ ..... -..._ - LOCATION: in Therma,11to, between Blocks 28 &'29 ,J AV NO, PRESENT ZONING: DATE APPLICAT30N RECEIVED: � 9/12/79 DATE 'NOTICES MAILED: ,' NWBER; - FIRST HEARING: Sept. 26, 1979 SECOND HEARING: AUDtTIONAL HEARING ZONING PETITION SIGNATURES PEP•.CEWAGE : COMMISSION ASTON; BOARD ACTION: r r -/40 e7 ORDINANCE ADOPTED,. COMMENTS• ; yrwr+.;r-e.r..,.++cr.{J«++.•;:ae+.i..us...+ws,uia»y.aFl w::r4+ir _»..,..r,«aa....w.++...a:.w...+..:+w,w�n..e.nG-... ;., I4}' P + 4 r.a4re.. il l F � %Ti1WWf(�pic ,i' s 1Y1 Fee Chan �C��4 nirelat r tiigint`' h i 4 / h s l R, P. 0 "lIef.11 pirector oA 1�'�G� e l W r ire.,', r. 3nib�ec Ab hAonment of unnamed dtr6e ,4 );a'hderlM front Sixth Strs44 $eWetn Ca%s.I a TherN+lito, Oroyille...Area � bate:: May 6, 965 Attached hereto ip your ,fs lin on th''t rec .dist to abandon. In unopenad, rind unriauwd (;'txeet 'in the xharmalito "area of Oroville. I ac Works hrsd viWed thio, locnkion and cOrAl'' thbt an essament 'for drainage and Ahoyy burpoaes should be tetsi,f Ifd by the County, Public Works Vauid tecaranend�abandonmkn�,,�of ,a11 but �thirty�ftvo � (35) feet oi' thtw eighty (80) afoot 'dedication, We feel 4� r i"i return tor'A 'Obueatq abai:dan tieg the xemeining forty-five (45) fent, that th a se 'trJvtn any inter$e.t in the title co- the ". Outting properties should quitclaim V.6,:the'County any title or interest they MAY hw a in thoi thirty -dive (35) toot ets3 `',!`�ai� Co.uhty,_,woiild retain. J l Sooner or later a storm drsio system wi''!-have to-be.installed in the I%etml'ito ansae and it could very ,qell be that the 'Coun'<`�' a�igti�tt � end up buying this bkq&� �- r 'an eaeetnanne at that 'time as � i�� -as casements on sokiia of 'the roads already abandoned. 'Neill. Director of Public Works iZPOh ti da ee: Board Members Kom ow SNn y 1 Of ��,y71965 Y' PETITION' FOR,ABANDONMENT ABANTICNNENT' AS PUBLIC HIGHWAY Y , Dnte.a,�o. .. ��l.. To THE HOMRABLE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, • ;COUNTY OF BUTTE, CALIFORNIA. Goutlemerr; The trdersigned, {�eing more than;''en freeholders, at least tvdo of whom'are res+dents of the Road X, 'D}st tiinwhich some part of the highway alfeeted Is situated; and who are taxable thotel forhlo>, �? yay purportrd, do hereby" potition yovir Honornble Board of 'Supervisors, In writing, In, accordance;, with �p�;oviafons of Section, 957 o:.; the Streets and Higw� 11' Cude of the State of California; to ABAND6XIthe following described COUNTY HIGHWAY of the COUNTY QF MITTA; )� (.Unnamed sbr®et, between Blocks 2$ and 29 lying easterly of Sixth Street as "Shown on •th\e, flap' of Thermalto) u•Y}..\u....• ........... R ••.iiia. .. i... ......'•...a4,:F 'i:i :.......... ...a ...... ............... R..+..J.ar............ i. ,...... ... ...... 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The undersigned, being more than ten freeholders, at leasttwo of whom_4re residentx of the Road " Didtr[at�,in which some patrt of th highway affected is situated; anct` who ax© -L able therein for vvay .purposery do hereby pelition your Ronokable Board ,of Supervisors, In writing; in acco' di{nce with` provisions of Section 957 of the Streets and Highways Code of the ''State ox( 'a i6it 1o, it) ABANDON tlhe following describ.-ad COUNTY ."AlOM vVAY of the iCOUNtY .9F BI UTTl r , (Unnamed street between 13locke.28 and 2) lying easterly of Sixth Street as shown on the Map of Therm)�:Lito) ............}...i. } J. a.......: + ..J.aR} .J Y ....•..a aa.a..}..M ..4a..... .........a.......:. •.•aa:. • ......a ...................., ..-•.aa iYY' .......! •'.........a .. -.yy.} ...}...".+. .ubas.'.a}. •...., ..}} ! {,.. „+a.a• a........ ....raY.4 r ..... .......... J .....i..u•:. ..:.i..+...♦ a.}.ai..Yiw a. a.aiJ4.}... /.. 1.. -��.� ii•...4a.. •.a.. . !l.: 1.f r..Yl.Y♦}..}. •.:♦ ?4. .a. 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Oiak iMer�' :ttrirarc Itertt +# ,, r IX9 ON,"' aw ww O"C"A slowft 0 ib F p IRM bo" Abe d of tom$ofL'IM►Mlli�`t# 1MIi ��w ,. 47 � Of '�•goo «b t+ i;;t�Rl ►IOMD Olftill fill W%4444 �K4: A� �t1R�IM0Y�♦ _? ', PC1t� �''�ytiNelit��t ', �ttA "Md ftilb ri. Cir 1066 tib +600 O&IIA"O i u !; t a+ F" r f M M I lie » *• _ r A �, t C'; 1 A MOAMIfN ICITV �!!i'N A 010111CR fACK8Nf,1D� �� Itian M6Nrc0hie0Y ffiitIt? z, OROVILt.E. CAL 1FORNIA bpriat OINK i b CITY KNOINCNR April -15; 10.65 Pee Chan, Director butte County ,Planning Commission r 280 Nielson Avenue Oroville, California. 1_ 1 Dear Mr. Chan: It is the opinion of this office that the 40 Foot right- of-way bounded on the North by Blk. 28, on the South by 1311c. 29, on the West by Sixth Street, and on the East by the feather River as shown on the 'Map of Therma.lito, not be vacated at this time. Our experience has shown that 'until an area is near fully developed, ,'he need for ea.s�ments cannot be second*guesx::d'. A drainage easement or public utility easement might very-" well be required along this 40 foot right-of-way in the future. it would appear that you have nothing to gain and everything to lose by a vacation 69 this area, a _,this �1me Cordially, Michael Za ry mz/j City En ar aUiTE COINCd1 M�� Cosi, APR 16 X965 cRov!LLV- CAL10o 65.457 CLAIM REJECTEue EARL THOMAS HOMAN On motion of'Supervisor McKillopo seconded by Supervisor'Maxon and unanimously carried, the claim of Earl Thomas Holman in the amount of $500000.00 was denied and referred to County Counsel. needed for the ,Neal. Road disposal area. He said the estimated cost for electric power by P.G. & E. was entirely too high, the County could purchase a generator to supply ,the electrical power needed, Discussed the surfacing of road into the dump and the;cost of erectintt a building to house the equipment and supplies Mr O'Neill will negotiate with a well driller to drill a well to supply water for the disposal areae. Oft motion of Supervisor Gi1e60 seconded by Supervisor Maxon and unanimously . carried, the Dlepartment of Public Works was authorized an expenditure of $10,000.00' for fencing, w6,�l drilling and surfacing and seal coating of road at the Deal. Road disposal aiod. 65459 R1s &T, ON TENTA"IIVE MAP, PLEASANt DALE MANOR, CHICO Mr. O'Neill't~eported the Health Department and public Works recommended the tentative map .of pleasant bale Manor Subdivision, Godman Avenue, Chico be denied; and the developer be requested to regubmi.t his plan to include the entire parcel'of property and to require 10,000 ma,4 foot pet lot. No action needed „ at this time. Page 480, r 0 • ATIE COW KAMIN GUM. , AM 231955 April 20.0 1965 OROVI" CALM STATZ OF CALIFORNIA SS. COUNTY OF 'BUTTE ) i The Roard of Su ervisors,mat at 9:00 a.m. pursuant to adjournment.Present; p Superviaora Giles, Howeden, Maxon', McKillop, and Chairnwn Pryde,; George Gsokl6f Administrsti.t Officer, George Kading, County Counsel, and Jessie Rogerdi County Clerk by Mariie Catto deputy.Clerk. 65-455 Minns: f7 On motion of,8upervisor Giles, seconded by Supervisor Macon and y unanimously carried, the. minutes of April 13, 1965 were approved Ad moiled 4.4i.th .., , y the showing on Page 474, introductory paragraph that Mr. George leading wss not, present at the meeting. 65-456 CONMUNICATIONS :1 California Central Valleys flood Control Association -budget reque era will utter. be a meeting in Red b1off'April 110 1965 concerning th Chairman Pryde appointed Supervisors Gilkaand Howsden' jmembvre .of the organization. George Stamm, County Water Resources`e1igi,neer will attend the meeting.) Request referred to Geo. Goekle, discuss at budget time J_State Director of Water Resources -authorization for floodi�relie£ funds (referred. to Geo. Gaekle) Butte County Humane Society-progrgss report (copies will be .mailed to Board members) Mrs. T. J.'Snapp-restoration o covered bridge Several Red Bluff residents -covered bridge North American Aviation, Inc, economic information (refer to Economic,Dev. Commission),', Claim for personal injuries by Earl Thomas Holman (see motion rejecting below) City of•Chico-name for road between Park Avenue and Midway and Highway 99 I7todway C. R. Decioue-street lighting - Fred and Hazel Staser-covered bridge State Resources Administrator-Oroville Dam and Oroville Lake >eather'RiverProject Association -notice of meeting United Republic:ans.of California -submitted name of Norris Goodwin to be appoirted to Charter Study Committee Central Coast Construction Co. -notice of completion of project, and requesting formal inspection. Inform them Board will make inspection April 260 10:00 a.m-0 architect and engineer will be presentb 65.457 CLAIM REJECTEue EARL THOMAS HOMAN On motion of'Supervisor McKillopo seconded by Supervisor'Maxon and unanimously carried, the claim of Earl Thomas Holman in the amount of $500000.00 was denied and referred to County Counsel. needed for the ,Neal. Road disposal area. He said the estimated cost for electric power by P.G. & E. was entirely too high, the County could purchase a generator to supply ,the electrical power needed, Discussed the surfacing of road into the dump and the;cost of erectintt a building to house the equipment and supplies Mr O'Neill will negotiate with a well driller to drill a well to supply water for the disposal areae. Oft motion of Supervisor Gi1e60 seconded by Supervisor Maxon and unanimously . carried, the Dlepartment of Public Works was authorized an expenditure of $10,000.00' for fencing, w6,�l drilling and surfacing and seal coating of road at the Deal. Road disposal aiod. 65459 R1s &T, ON TENTA"IIVE MAP, PLEASANt DALE MANOR, CHICO Mr. O'Neill't~eported the Health Department and public Works recommended the tentative map .of pleasant bale Manor Subdivision, Godman Avenue, Chico be denied; and the developer be requested to regubmi.t his plan to include the entire parcel'of property and to require 10,000 ma,4 foot pet lot. No action needed „ at this time. Page 480, A ril 20 ,1965 6$460 TENTATIVE MAPS;,.,LITTLE GRANA CANYON ESTATES, HONEY RUN ROAD, PARADISE: UPSHAW- SUBDIVISIQN,, BIGGS AVENUE, THERMALITO: AND. BUTTS CREEK ESTATES SUBDIVISION, CHICO'DISCUSSED Time wes spent discussing the tentative maps of Little Grand Canyon Es totes •Subdivision,.8,lo.ts,,;Roney run Road ,.Paradise. Upshaw Subdivision, 22 lots, Biggs Avenue,,,..Thermalito and Butte Creek ,Estates Subdivision, 120 lots., Butte Creak :.and Highway 99�, Chico., were discussed. Mr,. •O'Neilt s�*-,.d, th.e,Btate Div. of Highways requested a 50' strip of froi►tage along the entire frontage be dedicated i`or the Butte 'Creek Estates - Subdivision. Nx.•O'Neill wanted to know the Board -Is feelings ,on this requeat., Mr...Ol eill was authorized to discuss the request with the developers,.' -,He said the subdividers were not worried about the access to th subd,ivisi.on; although, he•said, getting a public access off a freeway was ajVery time consuming task. Wo action needed at this time; discussion for Board information only. 65-461 ACCEPT LOW BID FOR. PA NTING.OF INTERIOR HALLS -OP COURTHOUSE:.PETER§2 P. On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Makon and unanimously carried, the low bid of Peterson Painting -Service of Paradise in the amount of $1,980.00,was accepted for the painting of the interior. halls of the Courthouse (old jail not included). On motion of Supervisor r.lcKillop ,seconded by Supervisor Giles End 11 unanimously carried, the Board approved the plans and specifications'fmr the Junior Exhibit Building, Butte County Fairgrounds, adopted wage scale and authorized -all fer bids to be opened May 11th, 1965 at 11:.00 a#,m. 45-463 CHANGE ORDER #15, JAIL BUILDING, APPROVED On motion of'Supervisor McKillop seconded by Supervisor Giles and unanimously carried, Change -Order #15, County Jail and Emergency Control Center, was approved, at no change in the contract amount, to make the following changes.: Waterproofing of the mechanical room floor in,lieu of concrete sacking for the ceiling in; the =ximum security section and the 16 x 22 foot slab at the outside of the kitchen. 65-464Di_, _ boussiont Bids 'Eos, Construction Of Longfellow Bridge Mr, O'Neill stated the City of Chico had opened bids for the construction ,of the Longfellow Bridge. Hey said the agreement between a City of Chico and the County of Butte provided that the County and city wo, share the costs of construction on a 50-50 basis. The bids would indicate that the county's share would be $46,376.40, of which $40,000.00 is budgeted. The remaining $6iV6.40 has been requested by the City of Chico. These bids cover the removing of the old bridge, and Mr4.0'Neill suggested that if the Board dial not want to make available to the City of Chico the remaining $6,576.40, the removal of the old bridge could�q be eliminated from the contract. The County could then remove the.old bridge and use it someplace that it might be needed. With the Board's rermission,.Mr. O'Neill will explore this possibility and report back to the Board. 65466'.AUTHORIZE CLOSING .OF ROADS IN PARADISE FOR GOLD 'NUGGET CEIEBRAT`CON On motion of'Supervisor Maxon, seconded by Supervisor Howsden and unanimously "carried, the Board authorized the closing of Pearson Road from Clark ;toad to the Skyway, and the Skyway from Pearson Road to Oliver for a period of three hou»s, from 9130 a m: to 12;30 P l -L , on April 24th, 1965, for the Gold Nugget Celebration. The Clerk was requested to send a copy of this minute order to the California Highway Patrol. 65,466 APPEARANCESt RESTORATION' OF AONE= ROAD COVERED BRIDGE A'group of interested parties appeared to discuss the reatoration of the bid covered bridge on Honeyrun Road, a portion of VUch has been destroyed by an automobile. 'Petitions and letters were filed 'with the Board. The Board informed the group they had no pl.lns to remove this bridge; they Were merely making plane to build a new bridge. The Cot{nty has no rights of way along this road„ All the County ha;i at the prosent gime is a prescriptive right to use the land for a roadway only. The vehicle that destroyed the section of bridge Page 481. ril_70 1�� has.inaurance that will be used to help reskore thdIbridge. If the bridge should be retai.ngd as �a..historical.monument, the prr3perty would have to be donated. Local groups will. work together to attempt to rastare the bridge. Those appearing:, Dale Millers:flresident of the Paradise Civic League.. ' He said this group would help with the project of restoring the bridge, money,has, been offered to the group: -contractors have .offered their -services and supplies:. 2,. Mrs. •Cooke,,vice president of the Soroptimie,ts Club of Paradise, presented letters and petitions signed -,-by 37,1 in'erested persons. She offered for �they��gto�gtion .of the bridge. _ the inr,"crested :g>�.bups her services in writing letters or helping to coordinate C t 3. Harvie ,Johiw5ons requested the County%build a ramp for the.uee _o£ y the residents 'along this road. -while thought was being givor. for the t estoxa'ti.on cif the bridge and the, building cif a new .one. Hefalso requested permission'to solicit &&'Ids for -the restoration of the bridge. 4. Mrs. J. J. Falleni president o.: Paradise Improvement Club, read aJ resolution pbssed by this organization requesting the restoration of the,,bridge. She also presented two petitions,, 5. John Bishop,,Paradise, suggested that the people secure leases or ".lights of. way for the property to estaI)lish this ash historical monument. Mr. Morehead, representing, Assemblyman Ray Johnson, said Mre Johnson would be glad to doanything he could to help. Chairman Pryde suggosted that Mr. Morehead request 14r Johnson to ,introduce a bill that would help the County. 6 Mr, Maine Brooks, represents property owners adjacent to the bridge, asked what he could do to help in this matter; he wanted to know how much Iand will be needed for a workable and useable parksite. Time was spent discussing the best method of handling this matter. A meeting was set for Monday, April 26, 1965,,at the :Paradise Memorial. Hall, �at 7:30 P.M. to further dtacuss the organization of the group or committee to formulate plans for restoration, County Counsel said it would be better to have a pO vategroepcollect the donated mcney and place it in trust for the project. Mt. Harvey Johnson was appointed Chairman of the committee to.collect the donations, giving receipts to the people donating to the project, and plucing the money in ti -last for the restoration of the bridge. 65+467 APPEARANCE OF CttANDAL'L GROSS, HICKS LANE Mr, Crandall Gross, Hicks Lane, presente] A request for the renaming of'Hickai Lane. He said two names had been suggested -(1) Sycamore. Lane. or (2) Sycamoro Way or Drive. This would be a conflict of names as there .is a Sycamore Street in the Chico area. The Chairm& 'eq,tested that he deliver •the petition to Fee.Chan, and have the ]planning Commission study the request. nEcESS lO d 4O RTiCUNVEtiEDs M05 65,*468 SOUTH CHIC BOOSTERS, OgUEST TO RAW STREET FROM NEW FREEWAX TO JUNCTION Or, PARK AVENUE & MIDWAY, CHICO Fee Chan reported on the request of the South Chico Boosters for the renaming of the street from the new freeway to the junction oz Park Avenue and Midway, Chico. The BoatA had referred the letter to the Planning Commission for stud).. Mr. Chan said the merchants ori Dark Avenue felt the street should be renamed Prrk Avenue. Appearing in opposition to the renaming: Dr. William Martin, president of the Paradise Chamber of Commerae preothted a petition to retain the name of Skyway, rattier than renaming this eedtian bark Avenue. He could not sj:e any practical reaeon why the name shdild. bo chthged. 'Blaine Brooks, he said it was more than a matter of pride, it is a matter of confusion if the street is renamed. .Page 482. ,x 654Q46S Supervisor Howsden recommended that the matter be referred back to the Tlanning'C.ommis.sion to hold a..hearing to determinethe, feelings of the people.. yoll..owing a. discus;s,ion of this recotrmendation$ the matter was referred .back to 'the P1ani:lg Cggniasion for their reconsideration. Appearing to :discuss AB: -,1313 and the resolution about a acerae.literature adopted by Ventura'Caunty: Mrs.- Sherrill MontXe., .Mrs..'Peggy Bennett, �Mr• Alvin, Bowman, -Mrs, -Doris Bishop anJ Mrs. Gladvg Stover. 4' Su patvisor Hawaden said there were 7 bills before -Legislature dealing, � vith smut. •Supervisor Howsden said he was opposed to smut and obscenity but that these bills would be curtailing our freedom of speech: Ho -said the issue here'wa& not ,obscenity but censorship. Supervisor'GiUs expressed approval of the bill,°felt no one should be allowed to publish smut. -Supervisor Maxon feat that smut and. obscenity, were out -of hand and that steps should be taken to prevent the publication o.. smut. Supervisor McKillop said he had read all the'bills and that he was -against obscenity, but that he w`ould,,,.not vote for legislation that would take freedom of speech ay7ay from the people. It was moved by Supervisor Maxon, seconded by Supervisor Giles and carried', that the Board support Assembly Bill 1313 and request the County Counsel to prepare a resolutioiirendbrsing the bill. Ayes: ,Supervisors Giles., Maxon 'and Y Chairman Pryde.. NOES: Supervisors Howaden: and McKillop. 65+.470 OPENING OF BIDS- FIRE TRUCK BUILD UP Bids were opened for the fire ,truck build up from the following: Yankee Motor Bodies Corp., ?.os Angeles $14.212.64 Van Pelt of Oakdale 17,.034.16 Bids were referred to purchasing agent for study and recommendation. 65"471 REOUEST.FOR CHANGE ORDER, -ELIMINATION of OUTFALL LINE, :SHASTA UNION -"DRAINAGE D1wr.," Charles Andrews,,•attorney at law, -presented a request for a change order to eliminate an outfall line within the -Shasta Uniam Drainage.District. He reAd the proposed resolutions needed to Approve the hearing needed for the change order. 65L472 ADOPT RESOLUTION 65-38 APPROVING AMENDED 'PLANS, SPEC!,-RICATIONS & COST WIMATE_ SHASTA UNION DRAINAGE ASSESSMENT DISTRICT On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Oiled and unanimously carried, Resolution 65-,38 approving m: nded plans,,specifications and cost estimate within the Shasta Union Drainage Assessment District was adopted and the Chairman was authorized to sign. 65-473 ADOPT RESOLUTION 65-39 RESOLUTION OF INTENTION TO ORDER CHANGF-S IN WORK, SHASTA :UNION DRAINAGE ASSESSMENT D STRICT On motionof Supervisor Giles, seconded by Supervisor Maxon and unanimously Carried, Resolution 65-3.9 of intention to order changed in work within the Shasta Union Drainage Assessment District was adopted and the Chairman was authorized to sign. May 4th, .1065 at 1.30 P.M. was set for the time to hear the resolution. 65-474 CONtINUATION Op HEARING: PROPOSED REZONINGFROM -RTO RCIAL, FRO TAGS ON OROVILLB BANGOR ROAD. 500 NORTH & SOUTH OF 6ROVILLM 194 "0.)1 .4—)) The hearing on!the proposed rezoning tizia A -R to comme�rci , frontag on Orovillelangor Road, bOO north and south of V-6'itoad,"Oroville was continued w; from last week*s meeting. Fee Chan has contacted the property owners to secure the tight of way to the County, a"s requested by the Board. He said the property owners had not male up their minds whether they 'would deed the property to the County. It taa doo dad that the Board might just ad well deny the proposed zoning as -this is not a proper place for comercial: )?age 483. Page 484. April 20, 1965 On,motion of supervisor M_r.,Killop, seconded by Supervisor Giles sand unanimously carried, the Board'-denied the proposed rezoning request to rezone from A-R to commercial, frontage an Orov le-Bangor Road, 50G north and south of V-6 Rcad, .0raville,., 65`'SZ QtI`�ARK 1AtQ DETiRAODIR5BTAT LICENSED HOME FO£c . RETIRED CYiZ1DREN,. •CY!MRESS ;i1NE \.', c� y Fe., Chan Planning Director, summarized the actions taken by the JY' -Planning Commission._ He said the Planning Commission recommended approval of, '{he use .permit... The,area at the present time ,is •zoned A-2 limited;, Appearing in opposi,tioii., Mr. Bob Fiske, -Paradise; Mr .John, trums and Mrs; Thelma Coates. 4 ' t Mr., ne Harris, •a c nt, said these .children were :above school age;,all have a pub is guardian and are checked by the State Authorities.,.peri.odicali.y. "There: s;a 24 hour supervision of the children; the home is on two acres,of land -and is very secluded. Following a discussion of the request,.it waa moved by, Supervisor maxon, a seconded, by Supervisor Howrsden and unanimously carried, that the.;Board concur ,with 'the recommendation of the Planning Commission and ap rove the request •of U � aalat Harris for a_ use ,permit to operate -•a State-licensed home for retarde"7'�� children, Cypress-Lane, east of Clark Road,°Paradise, subject to the regxti.rements �* ,of Public Works and Health Department and that an 8.1 cyclone fence be.constructed .y around the. premises. NOON RECESS; 12s25 y RECONVENED: The Board reconvened at 1:30 P.M. all board members'present. i a ri 65�476' CITY OF 'CHICD SCHOOLS, REQUEST FOR PURCHASE OF •PROPERTY FOR SCHOOL CORPORATION' YARD, WEST SIDE NEW FREEWAY, NORTH OF PARADISE INTERCHANGE,-SOUTH'OF CHICO$ ACTION HELD"OVER.ONE•WEEK tT Mr.O,Neill explained the details of the rlequest'to purchase property for the City of Chico schools corporation yard, Hest side of the new freeway, north of Paradise'intLp,xchange$ south of Chico, consisting .of '11,,41 acres. .Mr. •O,�Neill requested that thin matter be. held over one work to determine what means of access has been worked out by tIT Sel000's, Request granted; no action taken. 65477 USE•'PERMITS & VARIANCES ' On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded ;by Supervisor Giles and unanimously carried,, the board concurred with the Planning Commission and approved or denied the following use permits and variances; Peel- chlorine servicenplant, 87D4nSkyway ,Parr'.I.w�,b s ncestablishment the applicantoisrproposing to look for another location for the use; B ron & amma Kae Alley: Approved request for one additional patient for existing 12amily Care 'Home, 3895 ower Wyan o3 to ltoado ,Orovi.11e, subject to restrictions of the Department of Mental Hygienes A & B.Masonry.Sup2ly- Approved an .8' variance from County setback requiremetet for commercial sign, NW corner Highway 99E North and Shasta Ave., Chico, ,(410 from centerline of Highway 999) subject to Public Works requirements; 3gApproved the :site as suitable for development of 9-e golf course$ Skyway,:119,01 acres, AP 40-02-50, a mobile home park and_hol SE of Chico$ and that plans and specifications be submitted for approval within 90 days Page 484. v a , .e. A 210, 1965 r Irvin D. Schlaf, Anprov 13' variance from County,setback for commercial sign and phone booth, 2432 Cohasset Roa«3, AP 0_-9-27, Chico, sub,Iect to requirement of Public Wprks (42.1 from centerline of the road). Paradise-Liono Club; Approvcd a 8° variance from County setback for Community Directional Sign, east side,of Clark .Road,north,of Paradise �I ,sposal area,,:aubject to Public Works requirements (42" from. centerline of-.tk-0 4l!d).'" Melvin Moorhead: Approved 4° variance�from County actbe tl,.,;r-addition to residence,, .1545 BillE Road, ,Paradise, subject to requirements;of_l di. —.: c Works... .lames. F. Burgess: Denied uae _permit for junk yard, ,5.1135 Clark Road r ri 55-25-7, <known as Paradise Disposal Area, -Paradise, gas recommended by the Planning Commission. [ cl henry E1ston� Approved use permit for commercial (bobber,'and beaVty, shop) V q p subject j to,reouirementsDofePublicdWorksRand HealtheDepartent36.A1 13, Oroville, at Howell Bros:; Approved use .permit for saW�ni11 and planer mill, > ( ) gg y , property, Oroyillm,, (AP 36-49-03 west of Ba etb-Max sville Road 5W of WP roundhouse subject to requirements of health Department and Public W6rka and, to provide a 60.1 right of way to tho.property; with further requirement that'l burning,o,n the premises sha11 be 'subject to restrictions of the -Division :of Vbo estry; and the use permit try be .revoked by the County for just nuisance csupe-�� Foothill FreeMethodist Church: ro ed` thl ite.as suitable :dor the proposed development of a church, 2475 Foothill Blvd., 4.94 acres.,.Orbv,�l1Aand that plans and specifications be submitted to Public Works, Health Department and Planning Commission £or,approval within 90 days. Robert W. Gradyt Apgroved use permit for concrete products buoiness, ,NW corner Kuse.1 Ros�l and SP Railroad right of way,•Oroville subject to requirements of Public Works :and Health n�partment S� Albert L. Christensen! Approved use permit got commercial dog kennel, 4alermo Road, -AP 25-,24-50, Orbville, subject to the requirements,of Public Works :and. Health Department. 65•x18 HEARINGS SET FOR PROPOSED R*!k DISTRICT FOR THOMSSON.SUBDIVISION ,;PARADISE AND 4;LROPOSgb, REZONING FOR SUENIC HIGHWAYS,. _,PARADISE Publics hearin" were set for Mal 11th. 1965 at 11;-00 a.m. xor the Proposed R-1 Single-family residential) district for Thomasson S1bdiviaion •Farad se and for proposed rezoning for scenic highways, property fronting on Clark tend Pentz 4 Roads from State Highway :70 to''northerly boundary of the Paradise Irrigation District. 65-419 PUBLIC HEARING SET FOR COMMERCIAL, EAST SIDE OF CERFS r'WME, NORTH OF HAST AVENUE, CHICO r , ,FrjT7�EEtR nest fatAzublici hearing sforcommercial Xga at 11:00 a.m. for the re q g orpermission 1 for 20 acres on east side of Ceres Avenue,; north of East Ave., AP 48-31-80 Chico for Emil Behr. 65- a80k1.AND DIVISIONS iddi hO Board n of SuperNS ved isor MMe5recoseconded IVISION byNmendations ofperviwoNCE rd Use anduanimously `i' On motion of Supervisor Maxon seconded b Su ervi,ctor Giles and �_n Committee x of the Planning Commission and approved the following land divisions and exceptions . from Subdivision Ordinance No, 431: 'Land Divisions: vl. Mrais located oP..O. Box 172, •Paradise (AP 53j19-11) M. n the SW corner of N. Libby and Meviam Roads, Page 485. M Psgb 486. April 2�0�,� 165 moo ,. *1. Mr... Edward DeLear a/o 'John Hamby P.O. Box HH, paradise (AP 51-05-63) Property is located off Wagstaff Road, wast of Graham (toad, on } View Acres Drive,, Paradise Y`3,, Mr, ,Wade Blanton c/o Ladd Construction; -Inc., 1361 `F.eather River Boulevard,•Oroville (AP 34-16-1) Property is ;located on Oro -Quincy Aoad, Bast of Arbo1,;Orovilie V4. Mr. 1tirry Seavy 100 Greenba�k,,Oroville 4J Property is lucawed on Foothill Boulevard,�Oroville c A1aceptions,from Subdivision Ordinance No. 431 John V. Xressel, 5701 Chaney Lane, -Paradise Chaney Lane is 's, private road and approval is reeokanende.d 50 ., subject to building setback Ab feet from .the c��iterline -of Chaney =Lane. 1, ONME m OF UNNAMED STREET BETWEEN BLOCKS 28 and•29, usTfbF, 65..48]. REQUEST FOR ABANDONMENT - SIXTH STRElET'. THBRMALITO _ Mr. .Chan said the.Pluning Commission recommended denial of 'the request +" for abandonment of unnamed street between Blocks 2$ an 2d 9, easy o Ritth'Street,�� Therriialito, by Henry C, & Katherine A. Andrews. He said .the.property might be necessary far future..development and for dralafgg.d purpobosi Request discussed. R It was requested that 17k' easements be sec°Bred from each property .owner; Dept.,of Public Works will handle the matter of the easements. Aoti� on deferred :one tireelt• 65-492. APPROVE REQUEST FOUR CLOSED CIRCUIT TELEVISION AT NEW `JAIL a Larry 'Gillick, �Sheri,ff, •appeared to discus's the <requestfor clos.ad C? ^.rcuit TV at the new ,jail. .Purpose of request set forth and discussed;. that �. Supervisor,,.Howdden said he d'Ld not like this manner of presentinkl,requF1sts coul}! be have to be�approved immediately. -Discussed whether the, equipment T, purchased without c(illing for bids. County Counsel's 6pinion was that the County did not have to advertise for the bids. 04o motion of Supervisor Maxon, seconded by 5uporvisor Giles and r ;barmier, the Board accepted the offer of Motorola Eur four -,)loped circuit television Cameros and monitors, with control at a price of $$,109.44 to be used at the jail. AYES: Supervisors Giles,.Maxon and Chairman Pryde. NOES; Supervisors 'Howaden and McKillop. 654483 APPROVE ;13ID OF JdlCK L. ADAMS FOR CONSTRUCTION � F LONGF�LLOW: DRIUi'.d CUT -CO, Mr. O•Neill stated he had talked to Fred ;Davio,'City Manager,vi Chico-, o and had suggested that item 25 of the contract be removed or eliminates. Mir. Davis �, expressed the.opi:n on that this wotild be satisfactory to the City of'Chiao. On motion o£;Supervis,or Giles, seconded by Supervisor Howaden and unanimously carried,the 'Board approved the low bid of Jack L. AdAms,� Unning', rdl,ifornia, in the amount of $100,592.800 contingent upon the elimi' Ation of item 25 in the amount: of $6,000 for the removal of the old bridge,.leaving a net contract price cif• $94,592.80, for the construction of Longfellow Bridge.. It is to be Uadersod Vith the City of Chico that the County will remove and t,o salvage the old bridge at no expense to the City and will. contribute $40,000-00 as'County'a share of the cora-ruction costs. � ` OSTS 654454 GRANT COn-moti ion0of Su erViodr McKillo Su ervisor Maxon and p� p y �, . �esecoondubst ed the Auditor for cancel' •i `. sit unanimously caLried, the Board granted the q o£ deliaqutot taxes, penalties, and costs on the mineral rights appeased tt, twdyne Lumber Company or Lloyd Swayne fm_-, assessment years 1932-33 to 1963-,' $890.010, per Section 4986,2(a) of Revenue and Tax4tion Code, in the amount of Psgb 486. 4 M 5 I a. April 20, X965 .� 65r4.85 COUNZY,DAY,XOR PARADISE HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS Mr. Gaekle said the superintendent of the -Paradise High School requests. May 4th•as the day to have the .Paradise High School Seniors county -day. This date` was not agreeable with the Board and Mr. Geckle was requested to 'secure another ; slate... .� t� 65+.486 APPROVE CIi�ME :ORDERS NO. 13 and 14 7AIL BUILDING An motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supe7'visor Giles and unanimously carried, ,the, Board approved the Following chango orders for #e jail building: Change order No. 13 elimination of wall Ind joof expgna3on coveys -and reduces coatYact in the amount of ��.�(' $•451.60 .Change Order No. le. installation of all pe,rtitions,j, metal etuds,y doors, door flames, 'aaiftare, glass, grazing, metal louvers, .manuA9. tfdtk,-and,accoustical tile and paint q !n Fmerga:±cy,dperatitlg :Center (appz oved n October 6 ,`` 1964 by 1vx11ute ,Order, 64!;1186) incweas,V°tb contract i 'the ai<iunt,of $12,, 847.03. 65-48r DISCUSSION: REQt1EST OF ECO14ODlIC OPPORT'UNITY' UNITY' COUNCIL FOR ShFF ASSI$ ANCE' ` Mr. Gaekle explained the request to'make applicatidn for t,,staff,`director for the Economic Opportunity Council under th,! federal economiLopportunity act. Yt was moved by �,�lpervi aor Hawsdpn and seconded by Supery°isar MsyCit1lop , thah, thE' " request for Che Economic .Opportunity Council to make �^7,plicatt on 'i ora ;.staff director to survey poverty peeds•and assist; the council in the dev0,opment of community action programa be approved. Following a discusslon, Supervisor. M4cillop withdrew his second. Motion died, for lack of second, Chait-:nan Pryde said he felt the Committee had not given enough thought to tite matter. 'He said he would like to see some subwcomnittees formed to make a survey of the matter. " Titne was spotht discussing the request for approval to make application; Mr.'Gaekle� mill discuss the request with the Council members; matter pl ed on the ggebdra ,'9�6r May 4th for further discussion: 65,588 bISCUS5I0N: APPOINTMENT OF CHARXER.STUV COMMITTEE Discussed whether a charter study committee -should be set up. It would be up to this committee to recommend whether or not 'there should be changes in the Charteri r it was moved by Supervisor Hows._.t, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and unanimously carried that the Board appoint a Charter study committee to advise the Board whether the Board of aupervis=3 should take those legal steps necessary to remedy any'defeots within rile Charter, if any there may be. ' It was moved by P Su'ervisor McKillop,seconded by Supervisor Maxon and P i1 unanimously carried, that tho Board appoint a Charter study committee,, to 'tie composed of 10 persons, two to be appointed from each Supervisorial. District by I, the Board representative. 65.,589 BUDGET,TRANSFERS AUTHOk%ZED: On motibn of Silpet tsor McKillop, seconded by St,pervisoe Howsden end darriedo the foll6wing budget transfers we're authorize:.;; 1144-, taelfare Administration - $900.00 B�650 Orovillb Judicial District M $850.00 B»86, Distridt Attorney w $1190.97 B-87, Auditor -Controller • $45,000.*;from Reserve for Contingencies (see transfer on Zile with Clerk) AY,a§t Supervisors Giles, Howaden, Maxon and McKillop MOSSi dhairman Pryde Page 487, i April 26-i1965, « F 65$-39.0 A"01AZ?ONT.10 !$U2'T!i :'bOUNTX .rAIR BOARD �0D motionof S.tiOervi nor Rows0h,- seconded by Saporvisor Giles And � c unanisaouslq .carried, Nadeeri Gillwu, 'Chi6o, was 'ippointed to the Board . of 1P3,°x^�ci:oro CE" AE rhe :ueee Courity'rair Board ��, RNCE&S. The-Bioard'recessed at 3.25 ?X0 for Sol Executive Seeaione is MCOWNNED;, The Roard reconvened ialldwingafi executive session,.: AWOURNMB0k ,, There beitig no further, business before thel oord, khe ;dgAt'*ng 1� wao ad ourne �� at 3,335 '1'.M. to reconvene on "Cuesda pail 27 at Sr,00 a.m. Y , 'A a 4'1"A'I�ST JESSIE ROGERS, COUNTY CLERK a Chai Dnutrman of p Y'C1e rk. y 1. I, " lmte ' -QripO `y.0 ror Wing b.se Chaar, blrector of PI*4"j PROMS dlay ,Caitleberty Ditecltbr of, Pubic works C? ` Abandcvomeiat of Uivaamed :Street. Easterly from g4ztti StsyeetD<:> :us,sovj Bcl*d Coluse & Thermalito U 6 ? o�rei March 1�" 1:967 ,N c xn ,chacking, .Board. minutms� we find that M.0 renal action covering .thy Ai 011donge i, nt of a ortio�t of the abov"noted unnamed street ,was tskono Lv our rMay 6, ,1965j, to you stated we wouid reconi- d abandonmm of of �►1. but 3. feet of Wei '80 -16th. dedication. This was based on hovi ►g an open.chlt�ai. lte rD the azair'fge easement. Ve hav4 taken another 'look and feel that ,should a *to= drain syipm! tc in this area it would, in all probability, be an under ouna syiiern; :thareforem -, • 20 -foot draifiage eaaeSnes►t 'should be sufficient. Tn this regard, Fdbiic VOrtcs would recommend abandonment of 4111 abut 20feet `oiE t tui o tie 'ab donment thoso having x'965, l,etteic�'�owev+�r9 the m -foot dedi iatiou. As we stated in our Me 6 feel ,the San re 'r'n for an v g any interact in title, t tib r<abutting Firopfarties should quitclaim to the County any title or interest they r�a�y have in thA 20 -foot strip the County Obtild retain. � "dufd your prooeed' on the fox,agoibg basis? Clay Ctleberryre Director of Pu C Wa s N , ll 4j l r , in too MAS 3 $67 * S`1 OtIOVILiA CAU11, ,ate " • -..,u....... _ _� s JUNE 1 ii 1579 SYLVE$,.iA JOHNAND VIM M. KLOCM r» 1598 SIXTH STREET i Tagm"'l to c?a oAutbi NiA 0,-95965 • BUTLE COUNTY ref .�� ;! TUBLIo WORKS 7 i`lOUN7,' 0ENTER ?RIVE 10AOVILLA`I OALIFORNIt 95965. u TO wR01 IT MAY COMM I ntiN Aim VINa Ai'. KLOCKsR r JOINT-,TEN,ANTS OF ASSESSORS PkROIAL - Nut Brm O31 —'�28 212 IIS BUTLE COUNTY . itE u3T TEL T dt1 UNN Maw`; STREET B!� �I"D 06�;T WHICH IS DMORIBED IN OUR GRANT DF.�D S WHICH IS X POINT ON BLUFF IN AN UN NAMED STREET NORTH OF cin. ar SOK 29 THENOR NORTH 87 0' WEST A DISTANOE 223.86 FEET TOA POINT IN tkS OEr1M OF SAID UN — RAM ;I 4',`iRM THEr 03 SOUTH 40 FEET TO ME NORTH WEST OORNER OF SAID BLOCK 29 WHIG , ' 3 `� H I5 6TR A'40 THE EAST LINE OF ZM= STREET ill i, it WE ARE 91=ING (iA y OOPY OF OUR DEED. AND ( B) A COPY OF THE AsS.SsSORS PARCIA yr.. - . THM YOU.. „ V ER ULY Y U 7~, � ���� L � � ✓%iii ��"'�.�',.Ce:.,,,. / � /dYLVESTFA JOHN AND VINA M . KLOOKER PETITION FOR AHANDONME1,r' OF PUBLIC HIGHWAY _._... Date TO M HRM"IE BQLID OF' SUPERVISORS COUM OF BUTTE, CALIFORNIA Dns�� Board Members The undersigned) being ten or more freeholdere, at least two of whom are. residents of the Road District,in which eom part of the highway affected is sitUatsd; t and `who are tastable therein for highway purposes., do thereby petition your Hanarable c, Board of in writing, in accordance with provisions of Section $57 of the Streets and Highways Codo of the , State of Ca]if0l n .a, to AUNDON ,t'he follaving described COUNTY HIGHWAY of the COUNTY OF BUTTE: All that portion of that certain unnamed street�'as shown on the Map of 9C'nesmalito recorded on Wall Map #k6, County of° tutte, State of 'Californill, more particularly described as follows: Being an 80 -foot -wide strip of land bounded on the north bf'~vkte south line of Block 2a,; bounded on the south by the north lin'a r4Aock-23 bounded on the: west by the east line of Sixth Street and on the: ae,stiti by the wet+terly bluff of the Feather River, i Butts Co. Hanning SEP 12 197 Orbyals, Caufo* �r,71 .2171 1; THUMAI.ITO IRRIGATION DISTRICT 410 GRAND AVIKNUE OROVILLE, CAUFORNfIA 98863 Trt.MPHONK E598•0740 July 20, 1979 „ ,# Mr. & Mrs. John Klocker 1598 6th Street Oroville,, CA 95965 Dear Mr,. & Mrs. Klocker; In reference to your petition for Abandonment of x unnamed street between Blocks 29 and 18, Thermallto, : the District has no utilities in place and consents to the abandonment. Very truly yours, THERMALITO IRRIGATION DISTRICT Ja s 0. Schmidt, Manager \ i JOS c s s a 5 1 PuN CO. Ffanoing (;vryM1% SEP 12 1979 omvmo. c4fw* .. . -... ,..-•.. . „.,.�..,.<, ,— -,.:-.n ar-,r..r.,,-.,... ....�,..,..�::axatcv. w �.�:.�;_ .....+ ...su.?wWrereMiw,h.. ^a .'PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC'COMPANY C.0 D IVJL X tr 'a rtil, • .a ,LLQ 'duly 25,E 1919 Ovn �7 :. 1�. Clay 'CastleberrY t Director l) �.., partme nt of pub) It Works County of Butte County(r;enter 'Drive Oroville, CA 95965 Attention. Mr; H. Wi McDoha Id .Abandonment of Unnamed ttrect in Thermal Ito between Flocks 28 and 29 and easterly of 6th street: s Dear Mr, Castleberry Th15 coptpany has no objection to and hereby consents to the abandohment of the subject unnamed street, This 'Is at the request of Mr. and Mrs.. John Mocker, 1593 Sixth Street;,, r, ► Oeov llc, CA. 95965, i. We do not maintain any facilities under franchise In this undeveloped street area and forNee no future use of It. +; If You have an-,-, questions regarding this matter, plehAe " contact Mr, Hal Graham of m office at the above address. i Sincerely,r Robert C, Hili Division Land SC,.ervIsor HLGeaham (744450) , jd acc., Mr. John M acke/ _. Street d r©8Sixth CA '95965 Butte Co, Plea�nl �9 Carnb , ONStruhk Srp 1 2 1979 �1 . tomes { i:bHast Ie oeovllµ, �ilicri,l� ' ' t. 'Robert F: Hii1 Division 'Land Supervisor cc! Mr., Mrs, John Mocker 1598 slxth Street Oeov ileo CA 95565 butFe Co. Plennioo colt t, SEP 12' 1979 oroville, c:Af6t11% P,ACIPIiC aA1B -4�IqI, M1.j3E01'yR,T0 002dIRAW"' " $30 "to' STREET MARYSVILL1:,,'0ALIF0RNIA 96961 v9161 1424344 Ju l y 25, 197'9 Mr. Clay Castleberry, Director DepartmentBofPublic Works County Utte 7 County Center Drive Orovi.11e, CA X35965 r hI Attention Fir. H: W. McDonald 1 Abandonmaht of Unnamed streat in Thermalito between bYocks 28 and 29 and easterly of 6th street. Dear Mr. Castl'eberryz; tr K�r This company has no objection to and hereby consents to the r; abandonment of the subject unnamed street. This is at the 4' request of He. and Firs, :John Klocker, 1598 Sixth Street, oroville, CA, 95965! We do not maintain any facilities under franchise 1,n 010 " undeveloped street area and foesee no future use of it. If you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact Mr., Nal Graham of my office at the above address. Sincerely 'Robert F: Hii1 Division 'Land Supervisor cc! Mr., Mrs, John Mocker 1598 slxth Street Oeov ileo CA 95565 butFe Co. Plennioo colt t, SEP 12' 1979 oroville, c:Af6t11% Addiest e,a• ULC:ORDING HLQL1LS*ILD HY Oroville Title Company Ordor No. 95229 At+ro WNRN RLCOROKO MAIL TO Sylvester 'John Clacker 2747 Mitchell Avo,, .ie, Apt. #3 ,Oroville, California I 01WALLE Y(T� c 15PAN'+ Rig" Z`3 950 �Ji j� �Qe?'iZ l�iiilill 10.51. r!1,,FEE I SPACE AiOV9 THIS LINE FOP RECORDt:WS AJSE --�--- AM; tA% e1A11MINT1 i0 Addre>3�eQ given ,�bOV©A � sl (1'c: U114C71`5 C,,^N� C`s „)iii' �'� Gc:.I�+rC �5,: • wee» i QCL'11CrI,Ci J ,,ttr:»; - : ' s a .....11.E _. ... Avrrsw Crrrlaul 5- t -..n vly conveyed, or a� .,f funs and Ns,• f' 1. [RGllr;:�l'UnCCtw rCl'+1'3it1i7�1 t''r flrn0 o{ sole _ Utiincorporoled orcu, TO AW r --F. oint Tenmey Cvrant De"e 1. THIO, ,lIIIM PURN±ANKO BY 4.YLIt INLV.IIIANCIL AND T1%0*T COMPANY ' FOR A Vili LIABLE CONSIDERATION, raxipt of which is hereby acinowladged, VUC P p AV=1W X. KC I IQNA LAND ANNA M. MC 1 NNA, his w i`O a ,t hereby GMNT(S) to i h1rcal property 30MI KLOOMM AND VIVA M. XLO�CKM..his Wife,), AS JOINT'I'ENANTSi tpe. y f ounty of Butte State of California, described at, That portion of Block 29 of Thermalita, according to the Offl.cial map thereof filod in the office of the Recorder cf the County. of Butte, State of California, on Wane 8,' 1887, more particularly described art fal%rnas s , Co>mlmeaxcing at a point in the Bast boundary line of 6th Street. distan 145 feet South from the Northwest corner of said Block 29 and running thence at right angles Easterly, a dist ince of 176.23 Feat to the . Easterly boundary of said blockq on the edge of bluff; thence Norther; parallel with the Easterly lane of 6th 5treefi a d3 stenCQ ai l5"ee to a Point thence followi>a, said T t3terly boundary line of said blocl ong' bluff', North Ao 381 East, a distance of 165x.37 fleet to a Point on bluff in an un -named street North of said Block 29; thence.North 87° 431 West a distance of 223.86 feet to a point in the center of sa Uri -named street thence South 40 feet to the Northwe"stir, ,ctorner of said Block 29; theliee continuing South along the West ling of said Block 299 which is also the East line of 6th streets a distance of 145 foot to the point of commenftet. 1 Dated . _ STATt OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY 00_ D ..oil G j On _c.._' iiuk 311 �'%i7+5 , 610re ma, the rondenipned, a Notary PoYfc In and for �! Old Staler petsonelly eppeeted its S*CholtC'rL..._ .. personally ImbWh Su me p d Il �Aiilrum 5' is i Wtinols li ereto; echo being by me duly 'Sr + -~`^ " ' ""'• ' tworhe deposed e i endo awl he teiides I AP+tiTr.tf_i'.._Adjtn to be Ihs Fataon' w oie nsine it ►ubttrtbed to ,ne wNltln inalrum•nt tij was p RV G • p t,ohally Irnowh to him to be the seine petaoil... A_ described ya �i � 1 in and Who *kvwted Ile told wlfh'in Instruhwhi, rn aha peal- iharelo, don, iii! and deliver the isms and 11 OFFICIAL, VF:.t�tl �aAgt Q 'Ohm the •eld l�bAnoW-1, the. A)lhia )�t�;,rraCKehtta �';a j tiHQMAS J. OANi OLIRY Nt1TA4Y aUDLIC C`ALiFOONIA pgtTA t:o wry °'bi;ii „ Ityeoiemle146 cupee Nnv, ), t01 July eti,nowiedgsd In the prti#nse of sold sMani, thAl—th f�t, eaeuNed the same. end that hs, Ilii Bald attlint, wftMrsupon it a W tNCss m � nd eN'c,Al i L n4�na ,i b5e{► 11141,00lsn�%. aeluesl, tui sr.lhod lilt is Slpnsibieiik�sJ�..sGp%'t.�Pt Cc!»/ ti:rb�;,�.�_. • •� r rpt," �+.i!'w�ft�;j�', �r� :''q . • , t) t' �..,,..,.:.y, ,�..:, ; ►a•ms (iyprd or.prinl•d) r `�' sans 1•i ekt!1 nolsHsl Ieil "' � � � END 00 MEr ,�1 t►s� Lac 9Y r C .{ , J �5 cin. n .Y 4�,� . ^ s.{.: .t/ wtra�ri u'�.C. d.. k�h���Ai�.'., �tij.�lvitli��/sa'7���"il��� n�.Rs��'kY��',�,jP �.1'„7�. PWft 1426 Nowo Avenue, Suite 60 Secramento, California 96826', =August 16 1979 Mr. and Mrs. John Klocker !11 1598 Sixth Street Orovi.''le., Califoxmia 95965 1 Dear Mr. ;and Mrs. Klocker� This letter refers to. your request for abandonment oma. following described County Higbrlay of the County of Butte r' All th t portion ofd that certain unno ned street as shoW'n ' on th0i Map of Thernialito recorded on Wall Map 06, Cowity of Butte, State of California, more particularly described as followsi Being an 8c Trot gide strip of lana( bowtded on the north by the south lite of Block 281 bounded on the south by the north line of Blo.k 291 bounded on the west by the east line of Sixtb. Street and on the east by the weuterly bluff of the Feather River. 2' This will`..,aform you that The Pacific Telephone and Telegxap . Company has no objection to the abandonment: Sincerely, 4f F>�. J. Vicchio Right of Way Manager _ i�]V:bg -0048 Co, Plenning dooffl, SEP 12 tit Oroville, CAi OM14 w o , r - rI �eiions Env�r�o�mieMn'Mt��!�e1WCoordinstat eilsl Rwisw t�►p1: , ', Daplrtment,ot Vublio :fork® AN 20 MiiiJllKr�i'1 Abene�Unll�tnt of = tt�nnamed Si'ceet tq TherlOa�i;Mo '['I +t , "between 81aGflcec :2,9 28 natKi August 20, X019-` sae b*ltore, That thte ,a'bandomept is categorteaXtyr exem t from w6ii ron�nto►1 1�Nr�xehbl« ` ;` Attached to a cap�y of tie letter from Sy►yvester��,Yotin ItinS Vin�,,M� ' K� cckeirr . Also, !ttAched to a flat of the 1064tion, �te iia mike your comentei and return At your eejrlie st ec'nvehi,eanoe v .�k ctay Caer�lesb. Director of r"AjW`6rke n Wit,]aant Chuff Aeeeiatant-.Director -Attl ichmento r C J [i "0 NOVICE OF EXE'd`ZPTION c TO 'Secretai-t for Resources 1416 iVintb Street, .Room 1311 Sacramento, California 9814 Z L E D" 12 County Ch;Tk, County of Butte 1852 Bird Street ABG 29 1979 -oro'Ville, Ca`l iforn +.a 195965 MAMA.N, �► Cwtc. r1, PROM; M VIROEWTAL REVIEW DEPARTMENT 18-F County Center .Drive Oroville, California 95961 (i1�ecX) ; ft Log,# 79-0&-20-0 �.9 Project Title Abandonment of Unnamed Street in Thermalito 4 - 7.. r eq. iher� oree easternend of -Thea lito Aveyae. `, n -'ear _ ro ect ocation - city -95LM� y Oroville Butte "" t; Description �o ature, Purpose, and Ben.efa.c� a a es of PrG ect Abandonment of Unnamed Street in Thermt4lito Me of P b c Agency Ap roving Project Butte ::Count, - Board op Supervisors N of Per. -on or Agency Car in out Pro Butte Cou3it - '11blic Works Department Exempt Status: ' jck One Ministerial Sec.150'73),,,,� ( n w Declared Emergency .(Sec„ 1071 (a)) Emergency Project (Sec. 1 071 (b)'and ( )) Categorical Exemption. State e and `X l'3''P � Il section number. t, Reasons why pwoject is exempt: _ Project meets the definiticn of a Class 5(c) exemption , -.,` ev Terson Area.yo e.vele hone EXtens on 1 D. Nelson _ (y16 534 -4-77 led by apply ant: I.. Attach certified document of exemajofindinS. I'I . Has ;a notice of exemption been Piled li y the pilblic, ,,agency approving the project? Yes. No 1 Signature Earl D. Nelson Environmental Rev:i mf Director Title 0b..:, Septembor 190 1079 Joie $',Mrs: m K1ockor 1,589 6th stioet. Orovilloo Ca ,` � �`�nl. tAb�tt,donunant of lnnamod �� f , Street in Thd msllto A, U 1rbtWean blacka `u ' x �` 1 D"Ar Mr. 6 Mrs. Kloc'ket This will 11e your official notificatidn that tho BUtte CoUn41v Planning Commission, at t1joir ,'Veeting on 5aptemb6a, 2$,, 1979, will hoar your toquest dor ,. 'rho Abovo-iiofor;6ncoa abandonment. '`his me� eting hill tre held in the Board or S'Upar= k 6►oro Room, 1859 Bird Street, Oroville, and. is sc3�e�ltxlod to begin at 7:30 P, 1,1. Should You haft -any quest 6,ons, pleaso f odl frso to a+ tact our a)f f iee. BottYe Blair, k , i� Director of Planning x COP o j�I , pro► hlattniag 11spMrOoant , - i►howr p4psr moot ot Public, �otks w�scsr Abandoncmamo w7�ptew-14 " ll, 1079 ., t� IP ii W£t� �,ibferewo to the i4boiie a�ab�ect,� +s�tachod acre � pe�iti6iti £Ax Absndonr�ant, obhgr.. Santa+ to ewhi h perWA to' sAid �tbandoutent and x plot" p. Pl40se process this , fn the ap proprinto :manner and &M-3 Re scorraepand+ e rdg iv4 to Mr. & Mrs. ,ions > ? ^mak , 1598 5ixtih "S'treet,"Oko�Fillt;a 95965.., • Clay c`at��be�g► Dirt3 `tOrNG.iC! � fiVa'+..�r.r.Yun.l.rq.2, Hh;4ejml bepU6 Dlrea i �t o i � to f �` Ca. Rlain9 SEP197.9 ' - � , �rovilh; retifo,rntu $ s. i'9 _ nrrTtO COONT�ruPLAZ �aW COMMISSION , Mr�),r-W 5rt�ptamber 26 y 979 V. AtANPONMENTS between r A. Ajv. Fi Mrs r John V; ocker - 'Unnamed Street in Thermalito Blocks 2$ and 271"' Mrs: Blair said that this was an application by S o more freeholders Public 1Vol:s had asked for ; .n the area and added that the Department of in 1965 when an application was made for a i-woeks continuance—because the dotarmin,ltio'n had been made that aliand .nment of this same j:�roperty it %vrdAl needed For a drainage casement. the The arpliCant stated that their deed placed the 010erty line at information the middle of this unnamed street and that based on that area t, rated and il�provoa With question �the�..., ha7,�C7 had l�cen colt �ence,n -� 1 Jr _,�: .. _ .._..�astt.:� ®ax'xflg iso �;coments tt, thevntra;�y y �hairmait ;�hco� or cont-trued t}ais matter` tSXlt� OCtb�ler { Q. .x--..tea ... . ` It It tt ;er,tedtber 27 1979 lir . 1; Mrs-. John Klockor 1'S90 6th Strer.t 7 Orovifle' j Ca 95965 Rei: Abon4onments rile 80-22 4.b y ) boar Mr. G Mrs. Klocker At thdir meeting; on 5eptember 26t 1079,, thc' platfill g ' CoOvOgsion continued until,'Cctober 10, 1.079 !aur ray: � Oast for an ahandohmont of ail unnnaMed street'„'.in Ther , molito between mocks 29 and CB, r This ntee�;iting+ill be hoid in ..he-, Board of S I�,orvisors � t Raam, Dvxkte County Adacinistr ltidn to i lding 1859 Aird Strbet, OtOViii.e; end is scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m 8)6uld you have,an y questions concerning this mutter, pleAse fael frit to contact this office. F. Bettye BlAir Director of �'�4►t�ing' it l _ Y U , eror Tod Bettym tiair, nirectok of piano ng w. Dnpartment of 'Public Warks Abtttidom►etet ,�'UnpAmed Street ,in thatmalito �1 r ,U P �wen acks 28 & "29 +r. � Ca11cs October 4,. 1979 S(I b Be, trent to,fou "mento of September li, '1979- concerning �4 r ti�irs abaetdoiestt,+� LL find that ab eisetiaant for drainage rnuld' be retained i y the County: Lyra, \� t Iml) regard,, public WAR, would recommend 6batiidonment of all but twenty at j v ° of the eighty -root dedication,. The twenty«foot drainage easement retsonttoa rr ohotild'be 10 feet oel each sidle of the centerline of the migbtyrfoot dedioat$bpy Wt: fpei that in rdtuf�x Por thea abandonment, those ha'Vitig any interest :in titfie c� D to the abuttj#g properties should cruitclaim to the County any C�,tle•or interest the} tray hw%m in the Itoenty-foots strip the County mould retina wuld ;you procei l -m the 1dregoing basis! Clay Caitlaboriy �, .. Director of Public Works L G: w/ iiil",Wi, P16Donald It Im:3 li Deputy Direetor ( ccs ,1ohn hClocker, 1598 Sixth, Street, Oraville 95965 Alin ?o�;ers, 1203 High Straet, Oroville 95965 0 n C�. t, 189 0 } UTTF 'PLANNING g COUNTY COMMISSION ; MINUTES October 10, 197 'A-BANDONMBNT - CG,mtinuod from j Sopte.mber 26, 1,979 A. Mr. Mrs. John Klocker Unnamed street in Thermalito, betWeen Blocks 29 and 28. 4, `80-20-2-1411 Mts. Eldir react the Fallowing memo fmm the nepartlilent cit Ptt!)lic Warks %UWScts Abandoir,u,ent bnnam i Street in Thermalito $etweea $Locks 28 & 29 DAT�t Qctobe* -4= 1979„r Svasequent tc,;uut memo bf September 11, 1979, concerning this abandomuent, we ' .,cited, that an easement for drainage should be retanu by the. Cat�nt3r,, ..thi e� regard, foot c is Works would recommend abandonment of d2,1 but twenty feet�� l In, this re erd Public Works w l ' d_ Sf. 1•ti . +r„ ..C: .!`f, x' The twent -fnot drainage ?3ea41}smenn+tretention.- "'Y ra en-t c m ,.jich 2: Y-cif r9 the j 1 t s'i s ..i C3�p� (� �L"L tll��R _ha�►�,�b,_. �Y 4 �.,�.,._--�Y::�..�.. ,. gp P. 9 tOtte.orA -se v” the ab>tttin ra ert�ea should ui c1a�n to a County y thhaven the T=wenty"foot strip the County would retaScl., : eY *y Would you proceed on the foregoing basis? C1a�r Castleberry Director of Public Woriku Y'ri rosl,arise t0 a t�tlaSt1 n11 'l t'iailT one of the Comilliss1011ors, MrS . Klocker said that Aria rt,tver is the blVnar Ofthe p-operty across the alley and tfha'c Choy--the Klockers--wvili lea hal)ly to rclirqu sit ally 'tnter6lk--t they may have in the ttvonty P`oot strip down the rrni:ry oC the unnamed street. Bob l'owerg j 1,203 HIA,hStvoc-t, reprosenti.ng his 141�7e, Alin, 9a 1Mrd that they � lave no int6htion of 71�cllltlolaini; the HPOltwaf-Way at: tills tlmd1--that two right-bf-1vays are bettor, than Ono: � MotjOn teas magi; by Colntrtii s. j an.er W l,hrrt , geconded by Commissy.o for Lambert \` to ro wolilmend dewhi 1. ° i AYLS Go►timi.tisrattc�,s 13t�nnetw, C, '�cY�i°t, T,ratjwrt, Max anti Chairman tVltce7ot. N08 ; No One, 0SENT NO 0110, Motion 6yr ,,O i 2 , 'V (/ 100.44 "or iV�1iC77 Abandobxmt ,4 "r. aip!3e' n+�Tf�l y ®4GOia03' (7 rf w1 ,t 1ploigO 1�rgjo* s thb rtoccmsetz7,+8 r1 [l 1, " r ` I) uttons fad' the Sub jest � ��0' I t' !1'ia �oez of su Vlasora wi11. lid'` ag pu►�� fa 'he r . ober 316. 10 ad .z it r f J r♦ i Fl , s o o a _ cubmi11 19y9 17 4 � n Mrs. Joan itlocker . �a 4` 1589 6th Stxeet rovi'L1ea. 95965 a � S; ' Re: Aban4dhmehi File 80-22 A� tho ,eet:ng o£ ; the ]butte County T3 91 f o�anniasoh %6Id °�Ac,tob+�r 10 - L9y9 `,youjappjication :dor a! andonMent •stri iri Thermalito. bei 1��xoela-.28 nnnabed` tocdmimi ended for dsmiela A too6r t of this gatt# will be made to the Abotd of '" 1 a f' 5uoeyvisors on Qcto4mi _ 16; '1999, at which , time 'they, VH a, �,ublic hearxn You will be notilidd ,of that set, S' {.r Should you' have ah question.. xocsard3n y � Q...Q_ thigi 'matter, plea�sd- feel free to "contact thio: office Sin erelyo l4 birectorlcrfrpiixhni , J . 1 ^ 5, Earl Dunne Chico. Mr. Dunn stated t t he and his wife owned He the only way to exitfrom commoraa resperty in the tinier Avenue area. sated the Southgat Park was o06 a speeding highway w} an average speed of 64 miles ditions of approval Were to deed per hour. M- Dunn 9ti'estioned if Southgate's co p -e all of the improvement, when all of the to fbe county o ,it up a bond to com fet property had be purchased. He did not want ntler closed. The county should" traffic circ lotion without creating a ottle neck. He felt by, putting up provide • pound the problem, was concerned about the safety and „ a barr}er �t Would c� and `v " the number of acciden and the access of mergency vehicles. He would agree , h�a on the Midway and, on the J It would reduce congestion to a breakaway barrier. In addition it would be 9p; inters ction at 4:30 .m. it becom s qu}to clogged. , was wasting,gasoliria andf;nat c nvenlent t the public. He felt poor maintainance not a good reason for,closin, the rod He felt it was a county rord':and was to carve the needs of all the Deo le of just a few. He questioned if a compromise load,4mih of the trucks rising the road. y could be reached by limiting t e ze and Mr. Dunn stated he would be in rested if Mr. Richin's could of +gainthe.;nfonnaticn 't regarding the speed on -this ca . Hearing c}as.t the ublic. Mr. Richins stat d he -c Id appreciate Mr. Dunn's feelings as"he owned Bu he felt that commercial pro�,erty in the rea. private citizens who own. .roperty in tis area. N e was conis cerned about the safety d it be the Boards decision if it wasp of the children, as he h four, He stat would to be a rural type road The decision th mal:. now is going to effect the area in the future and he hop they did not have nother El Poso Way, Supero' or Winston .questioned if a `elt limiting the truck size woeid.% help Or did Mr. R' hins have any other solutio , AiMr Richi,ns stated he iogs fb the on of Entler and back and the trucks F r` gavel at a hi�c"I rate of ,peed, He does not know here #hey are going to.. y ' - .. � that if the to was maintained better th pervisbe Winston stated t ey 'would hav a bigger problem., b` Mr. Richins felt yes it would generate more traffic and increase the costs to h the 'type of traffic that of the ounty. He felt that the road was toot narrow ndle using the road. He discussed alternate routes hat could be used. 'He - is cur ehtly cant aped the Board' to cons'der 'the safety of the peoPle`wh Ii,ve,ion Entler Road. r, : + y Mr. Castleberr stated there are advisory signspo ed that 'the county ttitain From that point„ He stated that the teucks a► long enough that , :. Lit not ma ts hen they turn they extend to the rai�rem s though In other t is ag s"nst the Where lavude haye been placed people drive noun evenoad Chairman Lemke stated the previous Board hod' imposed ondtions in 1972 - and if they removed it what would if do to the map„ , peg. 185 September 25� 79 .. :,S BUT I3COUNTY nO OA SUPERVISORS MIN ,TEJ `-` ..Novem1bL�l 20,, '9'7J, U ttME3BGi1 LUTIONET 74-237• _PUBLIC HEARING ,MR. AND MRS. JOHN LOCKER ABA 'DONIIT1893 iT BFTWFFgLOCKS 28AND, 29 TiERMALZTO TE[,e public hparing on lir'. and Maio. John Klocker abaif46ft lent , 49 unnamed street between blocks 28 and 29) Thermalito was hold as advertised. ` Ee'ttyts :81eir',;' .pl,aon _9 director, set out the background of the. " b,04prMent. Tiic' planning Commission raco=ended denial. ' Heals a an, to the . ublic. ,A sarins John Kloeker. Mr. Klockex, ®et tttzit the ;aocec±.ures b he",had taken to have the abandonment approved. He 'hes "tet the requir�►ent:s asked for ti Public Works. He asked that the abandanmont,.be approved: He is willing to to the county a drainage easement;. He showed the Board- -- a map from 1887 and s survey„ of the property. 2. Robert J. Powers. Mr. Powers staged that he had wxittpn n � the dabandonmentfonrthe8norththe side., He feltabandonment. theHis nial oty"heIab the ' a letter P proposed denial of the ebendion- ment"was in his best interest. Supervisor Moseley stated that Mr. Powers would have a right-�'of way, for the people on the bluff on Yuba Avenue and there is an easement through the property. 3. Richard Lay. Mr: Lay asked that the abandonment 66 6pp roved, because there is a need for drainage as there is a hazard when ;it rains, " g At, thepresent time. 4. Katherine Fulatovich. Iia. Tuatovich asked that the abandon= ment be approved a drainageS. hafo_M thlker. Mrs. Klocker stated that there needs'to be M, e water and the abandonment should be approved." Hearng'closed to the public and confined to the Board. Supervisor Moseley stated that after looking at the property., . and seeing the map, there is Volo, 6th Avenue that borders on the prop�jtty. There is an easement that a"'.so goes through Mr. Powers property from t(th Avenue to yolo. She felt they should retain 20 feet for drainage. ,-Tt,�e would give each :of the landowners 30 ,feet on either aide of the 20-faf t easement. At some future dated there may be something done about dr,�nagd It was "moved by Supervisor Moseley, seconded by Supery gar Wheeler that. the he of" an unnamed street betweei: blocks 28anal 25,-Th armnitt:o far Mt. and Mrs. John`kiocker be approved except for a 20 foot ;drainage easement on the center7'ne be approved; Resolution 79-231 be adopted and the Chairman authurized Qo sign. Supervisor Winston stated that p each property owner had 0�"vested g y� interest in the ri ht-of-wa I� has beeci his feeling that ifa property owner that abuts the requested abandonment objects, t,e has voted to deny the abandonment. `There was a unanimous vote against the abandonment by the Planning Commission. By approving the abandonment the Board is adveraely affecting Mr) Powers property;. Supervisor Dolan 'agreed with Supervinot Winatda. She felt the adjoining propertty owners should concur with the abandonment. It was her understanding t if the drainage easement were retained., the; county would havea aneasement'but would not build a dra"inage facility4 b3.scussion of the possibility of abandoning the southern part of the street and not abandoning the northetii 40 feet held at this time. ' supervisor 'W nston stated that the 'Board would be abandoning the street because there is no such thing as a 40-foot wide street "in•the county. Nley da8t!oberry0 public t:oiks director, :stated' that the 40-foot _. ids street would not allow division of the ptopertji. In the past, properties have ueed'�an� aid, right-of-way to get to other portiono of "their prooerty and have provid®d 60-toot access to a different section, Vote on motion: AV't8t Supervisors Moseley, in,00lor slid Chairman Lemke NOW Superviaors Dolan and Winston 1 Motion ddrri.ed. V I Yr Novnmb* 20, 1979 "Q q x = : : AT S = = C. 79• have used an,old, rkaht-of-way to get to other, portions o their proPerty And have provided�`(6 xont access to a different section .; Vote on motion: AXES:' Supervisors'Moseieyt Wheeler and airnwn Lemke NOES: Supervisors Dolan, and Winston, Motion carried. 1894 • E� PUBLIC HEARING. L. W. AND L. H. JAMES .P ON FOR VARIANCE TO SECTIONS 1 19-10' AND/012 19-112 OF THE BUTTE .COUNT Cdb OR...PtAd MENT OFA MbBILE ROM ON -AP 47-13-39; 1tOUTE 4, BOX 454, CHCA A ZONING: "el' -40" I The public hearing'on L. W:�an L.•H. James: petition for variance to Sections 19-10 and/or 19-12`of r!:e tie county Code 1o'r placement`"`oE a mobile, home on AP 47»13-39, Route 4, x 454; Chico area,, zoning; 'OA -40'0 was held as adIvertised. ; Vanhart environme al health �I'�"tert or, set out the back utn y , - t � 4 4 .,Lynn _ of t e �;� ;;a:,.un. This would all the mothe.r..P.'d aunt to live on the, , property. '.dere i�. a car Iles g operation on the property. There are . Several mob le home+s on the p perty. This is an attempt to ollow'a mobile there under permit. is would make the fourth mobile -on the'' property. There are others in the propeikGy that the; Qwne"Vt h-ova,rbGe ; requested to move or make gal. This petition appeW:;to be The applicants have ap;li' for an agric 1tural workers .a fidav%�.' ware w are six mobile homes on a property now:' The property, ;is' aiv4 8cki�, , separated by 1a road. Bettye Blair planning directotf, stated tllht "hex? too"s �i �uatz`d►�g investigation pending The James are working with i'ta;� ��n s„he:,ottii'�er s�bile homes that are locot on the property. Hearing o n to the public, A -,gearing: