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rDx�i�R�1T�, PLAN 65-326
Oct. ?,G
19E5 - Regular p
Set the first C Meeting
Kediiesda & second public
Y. Nov. 17 and tit• h�a'=�rincjs for or`o
Nov. ednostiax, Dec. � vine.
1965 Board of
Pee request t Supervisor,
extra ° Board foa� Porttti,�s '
meetings in Novcrflber, xan to
Board hold tu�o
Wednescja apProved.
Wednesday, '�ov. 17► 1965
Y, Di-ic. 1 1955 is
rroar. 'rlg
� _ grid I1c .
Dec. 28, 1965 _ Regular 0rit7g
In the Regular PC Mtg;
discussion it cvas, brought
Orovi lle recon1Meiids
River that the that out that Cit
and Hwyarea between r Y of
i�r. the General plan
n proposed Bather
5 The Commisson'1an instead ofor recreational
Oroville recon ended industtial;
and that Section of the-Nprorral of the
` pla.n
zt be Presented to 130 Resolution
Jan 4 ► 19 GG oard for :Hearin
Set he Board of Supervis(jrs: g•
acing far Jan. P 1
Jan 18,1966 19t5G 11 Aii o4
Board of S
No a�.tion, Referred in connec back tci r
Protest, tion With Schulz PC for re�visian
d the indust proPerty; i�1r,
area. Staff will -industrial a1 recantmend Schulz �'�as
at heh. 8 f 1966 VC sent t.s revised far thi-0
regular m�, rev�.sod reco
Feb, 5 sting, mmandation.
. 1966 -Regular PC h
Pr � tIn
Pio erty in 6 recommended
i�ial,, {�n r quest%on fey, Iot�� that
the S ch u 1 dentitp .widen..
Feb, �rc�perty3
15, 196 - E`�� rel of S
A�prnve�'' upervisars
R'ud°10h Schulz LE G�NRRAL
"low de �rohnt. to be PLAN, tv t►a the
hsity resid, ty
and ade ted �1 insi.ess�fieds
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F _ _
OROVILLE SECTION OF THE CaeRSHENSIVII
GENERAL PLAN FOR BUTTE COMITY
Mr. Wing Fee Chan, Butte County Planning Director, a
' pp
before the Thermalito Community Club last WednesAy evening toeared
discuss the adopted Oroville Section of the General Plan for Butte
County and thepopulation Projection And future growth for the
Oroville area and Thermalito. He stated that the General Plan is
only a guide to be used for the future development of, the County
and is based on tht existing land use and available information.
The Plan would not plate any restrictions on the PVOPQXty. Any
.additional restrictions WOULd come through Zoning raquests from
Property owners and residents in the area. I.t the present time
the County,G policy requires sixty (60) per centoof the property
owners in a described area to request zoning. Aftot receiving
the Petition for the zoningj two Public 1,earings must be held by
the Planning Commission and one public hearing must be held by
the Board of Sup4rvisors.
There was considerable discussion regarding the proposed
County service area, which is to Provide sewage facilItioa for
the Thermalito area. Chan stated that the potential for Thermalito
is for tesidential; and in order to develop the area as residential.
because of the poor soil. conditions 'which everyone knows exist -in
the area, community sanitation facilities are a must, These
facilities can be established through a sanitation district, a
county service area or ante�zatjon into the City of Oroville.
Chan thought that the Most economical method of providing
sewers for the area would be thxough annexation Into the City
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sewtt SetvicO would Otoville. By ahnexation only those property owners wanting
be taxed.
He Also mentioned that the Proposed sanitalon facilities
throut)h the County service area would include approximately
four sections Of land ando if development is OStablishad� it
would mean that for the next twenty (20) year
Area Could accommodate all of the growth for, s the Thermalito
the oroville area.
The North Burbank Public Utility District and the City of
Oroville are intex`08ted in Oxtending thoir line$ toward Kelly
Ridge, east Of OtOville. The proposed facilities for east of
k)rov'lle could handle A Population of 509000 to 600000 and the
sanitation axea for Thermalito could Accommodate anothor Sgtooc.
While 'the anticipated growth for the next twonty (20) yvars would
bo an inf:xease of appro, 0.3toly 300000 to a51000 It would bo
dooblo t�. pro Rent pop, tion for the OxovIlle Aroa,
LETTER pi' TMANSMITTAL
TO' BMTF COMMY PLANNING COMVISSION
& BUTTE COUNTY BOARD OF SC PEkRVISCRS
Gentlemen
As per discu i ,tend requests made .1 the Orov lle hoari.ng on the
proposed General, , . p fos• developmrjnt of putte County, the enclosed. man
indicating the mineral deposvts and, minet., o,." record is transmitted herewith.
The ,purpose for this background infz.rmatiLv is to facilitate proper
protection tinder any meter zoning plan ;;'or the patented minim; claims
and other proven mineral locations in, Bu ,te County. It is the xi.rm belief
of the un�iez^eignea that the mineral depo�iits of our county should be
protected by the county from all subadgm :nt encroachments which may
deter exploration and production, pa.rtiv,ilarly ,when not initiated by the
pro-perty omier himself.
Fortunately, Moet of the deposits rare located in largely mountainous
region not now inhabited by heavy urban centers. The rich agricultxral
lands of tho county are almost totally unaffected, e(cept for possible
locations of gaO and Oil, Which would provide r r) problem.
It is the Opecific Oargestion of t to urldersi�.med that Fa mineral
belt be designated by Butte County - oke. which vfould a3'ford to the mining
industry the same protection contemplated. for farmers heavy industrialists,
and. subdivioion: reeidents.
You mfy recall that the controv^rPi.al Whitnall master talAft provided
for the drilling of oil anywhere in th?' county' regFardlean of residential
or other zon.intr preferenceo. Although *e Whitnall Milan met considerable
Opposition From citizens jeal.oun of their private property rights, at
least in this one consideration the so-called experts recognized the
importance of protecting nntur.11 raeoutsee prbductian
Yours truly,
JAMES LL'NtI
Golden Eoa.ther Land & Mixit;ral, Co:
1614 Montgomery Street
orovilloy California
dpt7� QQU�TI� PI��V�a9 COF�,
10 1965
OROVILLE, C"LI
NOTICE'
BUTTE COUNTY P'LAN'NING COMMISSION
Regular Meeting -<Tuesdaya Februax^y 89 1966
The Regular Meeting of the Butte County Planning Commission was held on
Tuesday, Febniary 89 1966 at 8 P.m4 in the Board of Supervisors Roomy Courthouse,
Or, ovi.11e n Californian
i ROLL. CALL
Presents Commissioners Anderson, Cooper, Den.nisr Roberts, Sharman,
Stott, Watson and Chairman Rypkefta
Absent. Commissioner Gilbert
Also presents Messrs„ Castleberrya Glander, Kading, Toussaint, Walsh
and Chen
Visitors Messrs.-Andrews, Ferrari, Gardiner and Schultz
II MINUTESS
The minutes of the Regular Meeting of the Butte County Planning Commission
held on Tuesday, January 2�, 1966 were ordered filed as submitted.
III CONSIDERATION OF SUBDIVISIONS,.-
A.
UBDIVISIONSaA. 65-154 Feather River Forrest Homes, North Addition (227 K.ots), Oro-Quincy
RoadA Lake Madrone
Considerable discussion was ;held again on th;,s subdivision "relating primarily
to right-of-way and road improvement widths for private roads:
A motion by Commissioner StottA seconded by Commissioner Sherma~,i to approve
the tentative map subject to Sda rights of way and 280 paved road sec,ions and
other requirements of the Department of Public Works and Health Department failed
to pass by the following vote2
AYES4 Commissioners Shelman and Stott
Not8oc Commissioners Andersono Cooper, Dennis, Roberts, Watson and Chairman
Rypketna
Action was deferred pending further study and investigation by the Planning
Commission. Another 30-day extension of time was granted by the subdivider.
Bo 65-343 Cold Canyon Highlands (19 lots), intersection Nelson Bar
Concow Roads, Concow (Resubmitted)
Gla.nder shoved the map and location of the subdivision and gave the following
Public Works exceptionsg (1) Provide additional. right of way along existing Concow
Road as determined at a future date by the Department,. of Public Work..-, (2) Deed
access control, strips to the County along the Conoaw Road on Lots 5 turough 150
and, (3) Provide additional easetrent widths between Concow Road and existing creeks.
TousOai rzt stated that the proposed individual septic tanks and
wells, Hoa:?,int Department reconnnzezzr7,�u � px°oval sub jeot to test "wolJrs beingdrilled
to show that water is available. P
On motion by Commissioner Robert; ;O seconded by Commissioner Watson and
utaanimnusly oarred (Connnissi.oner , .�:
Stott9 WatsOn and Chairman s And�,x.�onr Cooper, Dennisfl Robertsa Sherman
requirements "the Herman Rypkem anthe tentative map was approved subject to tho
p d Public Works Department.
C. 65-34-2 Caldwell aubdi•visiozz; (1k) sots) off Lower Neal Road, Paradise
Action d-,)terred until, the next '-rgIXl.ar meeting of the Planning Commission
to allotsMl'o C idweli r whq is out Ot tOwt9 to be present.
1V OLD BU:)iXESS.
A, Use,' Fe:ra4,ts and Variances
Tl�e r8ine (9) items Ot Old under Use
wOva introduced and reviewed for Consideration. �'exmits 8 d Variances
WXL=19 seconded by Commissioner Ori motion by Commissioner
Anderson, Cooper9 Nnnisfl ziobertogv hex°mantinStotan Watson carandriedCha(Commissioners
approved,
i d the si ow s r8�;ormn8atda'cIons on items 1p 2s �9 ?�9 �Q �0 8 and were
approve,, follows a 2
1. 66 -16 Edwin c. Or -i qk - IfSe ,PermV, for fruit vegetable stand
1564 Nord A.v e:2+ap a AP 4i3m1.9.-1.3 9 Chico n
reconunends � �.
• app-,OVR - of ��Ne Use Per lit subject to '
Health D-)partrdent axed that off-6t,;*,eet parkiPublic Worksa
ng be provided subject to acess
approvol by the Califoirnia. UVi.m-on 016, Highways
M16a15 Emil Haugen ,� ;l�.�
( zq ) fog addl'40zb toegaragen 564from 0 Sawmilrear l Roadrd requirement
AP 54-i6-
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h 'the, -addition d hot ay further the existingstructure.
�• 66m0 David R. e..�s.�.� .,
g y, 4L �^d Use Pe1`mit for rest home or
convalescent °t SpI tal v property at rear= of 3' 52 goal Roads
AP 55-06.344 P4,r')i.se
recorntends denial of Use Permit on the basis that the
Proposed use is not co�npatibl,e with the neighborhood and would be cit-trimental
to su u o�.;tading property va -UM 'The proposed use has no ;frbtttago on Neal
Roa.do but an access road leading„ to the property
#. 66.2,E chard A. Posey, l.".-.� p o
? 'n sorl Road .AP Usew180 ,t add u holsters sh p D
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k t ` r'ecemrmendo approval of the Use Permit for one year subject t
axtnaaal: � w4a.et th reaft,eA ane ,ub j e � to Public Works and froal.th bspartment.
5. 6630 Mary BurchHarris - Use Permit for expansion of existing
saniva.rium§ 5374 Edgewood Lane§ AP 54-202-4r Paradise
Staff recommends approval of the expansion subject to the Health Department,
Public Works, California Department of Mental Hygiene, that adequate off-street
Parking be provided and that the applicant provide in deed to the County of
Butte an additional ten "'A) feet of right of way along Edgewood 'Lane.
6• 66,-17 Carl & Rose Ebel - Use Permit for used car lotp north side
Pierced Avenue (Oro -Dam Blvd. West) between 12th and 14th
Streetsp AP 30-19-49 Oroville
Staff recommends approval: of the Use Permit subject to
of Public Works and Health Department and that all oars placode on lott
set ba -1„ fifty-five (55) feet from the centerline of Oro-
.. that ac�,:ess to the Property pp y � P31vd• West and
pro ert be approved b the California Division of Highways
and that sanitation facilities be installed prior to the commencing of
business.
8. 66-19 E.A.
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con - V riancHousenfrom
County setbaclw (81) to extend
Oroville
S 9 & Rosehen Avenue, AP 35.181-8;
Staff recommends approval of the 8° variano- (4V from the centerline
of the road) subJeOt to the Department of Public Morks.
90 66-34 oJohn
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Use Permit for planing mill & sawmill, s.
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r1w§ south portion of AP 35-13-60o Ave.,
60aacres; Orovil�.eWest of WP ruad
Staff recommends approval of the Use Permit subject to Public Works,
Health Department, California Division of Forestry and that the burners shall
be constructed to meet the requirements of the Division of Forestry and that,
no nuisance be created by the burners,
Separate action was taken on item 7 as toll.ows;
7, 65-346 "C+lorence M. Bruce - Variance from zoning turd.
A.It ,.for land division, Grubbs Road, 20 acres, AP 47-.15-05,
s, of Oroville
Commissioner Roberts stated that the Commissio. should not grant this
type of variance 3f there 'was another way of solving this land divisiun with-
out, having to g& -,'Ant the y, r,ia, oe.
On motion by Commissioner Cooper§ seconded by Commissioner Anderson
I carried (Commissioners Andersons Cooper§ Dennis$ Sherman, Stott, Watson
and Chairmia.n Hypkemap A'YE; Commissioner Roberts p NO) the variance was grantedb
,3.
Commissioner Watson felt that it should. 41.so be noted that the
granting of the variance was done at the convenience of tho County and
the position of the road.
B. 66-12 Proposed zoning 11:ri-2" District (C.H,, Miller), east side of Hwy
709 wo of Power House Bill Road & s. of Marysville-Baggett Road
crossing, AP 36-50-149 AP 36-59-4 and AP 36-53-9 & 109 south of
Oroville
Commissioner Watson stated that he felt that M-2 zoning was the wrong
type of industrial for this area. He felt that an industrial park zoning
would best fit this area and be in Line with the beautification progra;rr,
now under way.
On motion by
Commissioner Commissioner
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and carred CommisiodelsonCoopery Dennis9R bertsv Sherman9
Stott.
and Chairman Rypkema, AYE; Commissioner Watson, NO) approval of M-2 zoning
is recommended and the Board of Supervisors requested to set public hearing
date.
C 65-320 Proposed rot --.ling from Aa -3 to "A -R" (James Owens) 3800'
Foothill Blvd. fl 2.98 acres, AP 36.22-569 Oroville
No aot4on taken.
D 65-326 OROVIL'LE ,SECTION" GENERAL PLAN
This matter was referred back to the Planning Commission by the
Board of Supervisors foto further consideration of the area proposed for
industrial south of Orovalle and east of Hwy 709 at th- request of Mr,,
Rudolph Schub. The staff recommends no change in the previous recommendation
to the Boards
Considerable discussion was held on whiLh would be the best recommendation
for the area residential or industrial.. It was stated that Mr. Schulty,
being the major, p-operty owner in the area should have some choice on the
recommendation of his property.
On motion by Commissioner Coopers seconded by Commissioner Watson and
unanimously carried (Commissioners Anderson, Cooper, Dennis, Roberts,
Sherman) Stott, Watson and Chairman Rypkema) the area in question was
recommended for low-density residential,
V NEW BU81NESS9
A 66w?7 Request for Abandonment by Southern Pacific of unnamed street
botween Rice Avenue & Virst Stesetp Rich ale
Action deferred upon request of the Public Works Department.
B. 66-42 SECTION - GENERAL PLAN
Tentative dates for public hearings were set for Thursday9 March 109
1966 and matsday9 March 249 1966.
On motion by Commissioner Watson, seconded by Commissioner Sherman and
unanimously carried (Commissioners Anderaono Cooper, Dennis, Roberts,,
Shermanq Stott. Watson and Chairman Wkema) the staff recommendations
on items C & D here approved as follows.
C. 66-4,5 JaM„ Neary - Use Permit for secondhand furniture store, dba
"Nearys° Nearly New Furniturep" 790 Birch Street, SW corner
Birch & Olive Streets, Paradise
(Waived public hearing)
Staff recommends approval of the Use Permit subject to Public Works
and Health Department and that all items purchased and for sale be kept inside
the existing building.
Do 66-46 R & S Motors - Use Permit for ujed car lot, south side Oro -Dam
Blvd., east of Feather River Blvd., AP 35-03.89 Oroville
(Waived public hearing)
Staff recommends approval of the Use Permit subject to Public Works
and Health Department and that sanitation facilities be installed prior to
the commencing of business and that all cars be kept ?t least fifty-five
(55) feet from, the centerl.:L.ne of Oroville-Tam Blvd. c east.
VI OTHER BUSINESS.-
A.
USINESS.A. Regular PC Meeting February 22 - Holidayl?
As the next regular meeting of the Commission will be on a federal:
holiday, the meeting will be held on Wednesdays February 23', 1966°
Ba Northern California Planning Council Meeting
Chairman Rypkema stated that he felt that the meeting was a success and
he thanked Mra Walsr and Aro Chita for the work they did. He also felt that
a letter should be *,mitten to the City of Oroville thanking them for their
hospitality.
C Agriault=al. Zoning Southwest of Chico
Mro Roy Nystrom presented a map and petitions to the Planning Commission
and requested that the commission zone the descr5.bed area as an 11A�311
(Agricultural) District.
The map and names on the petition will be checked and public hearing
dates will be sett
VII ADJ'OtiRNMENT
The meeting was adjourned at 11�4 P,.M.
BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
RICHARD FtYPKEMA, CHAIRMAN
PRINCIPLES 'AND OBJECTIVES
The Comprehensive General Plan for Butte County:
The purpose of this report is to set forth the long-term Comprehensive
General Plan for land use, circulation and public facilities for the
County of Butte and the standardsin support thereof' as they relate to
the economic potentials and other findings of the research program. Th'e
element of time will produce the t,eans to effectively aCcoMpl.ish many
of the proposals contained in the report.
The Comprehensive General Plan is a guide for orderly development.
It orgainizes and coordinates complex relationships between land, re
sources, people and facilities to protect the Health, safety, welfare
and convenience of the residents of the community. Further, it sets a
direction for growth and change.
The General Plan expresses the County's goals; what it wants to be
like and look like in the future. It also establishes policies for
approaching those goals. it is subject to review, study and amendment
as warranted by new technological trends and conditions.
The acquisition and compilation of the research matorials have been
the contribution of private individuals and public officials. They have
been most cooperative and have sought opportunities to be very helpful
and to participate,
The people of the County have a very important obligation to con'-
ti.nte to support the Plan. One thing in this world is for sure we
Will continue to have changes, which make it mandatory that premature
and unwise alterations will not destroy the beauty and quality that
enhances the land and the living values of the County, The people of
Butte County must review the Plan with diligence and not as a mere
gesture. When adopted by the Hoard of Supervisors, it then become8 a
statement of public policy and must be adhered to until such time there
is a valid reason for modification There are flexible aspects of the
Plan which are spelled out elsewhere in the report. Such fl.c-!�ribil:ity
does not, and should not, include ignoring its policy statements or dis-
regarding the relationships that it establishes between people and the
facilities they require.
Only through a continuation of the enlightened participation of the
people of Butte County in the planning process can any plan withstand
the dangers of oblivion through the nibbling away or decaying process.
The Planning Department, the Planning commission and the Board of Super-
visors must have a continuous and pleasant working relationship with the
citizens of Butte County whom they represent. The plan will remain
meaningful as long as a persistent force remains in upholdingthe princi-
ples and standards that are set forth.
The Plan can be the beginning of a new era in the growth and de-
velopment of Butte County w one dedicated to careful and deliberate
building, w4 h an eye tr aality rather than quantity, to ,beauty rather
than the commonplace; to economically sound growth, not boom and bust;
to a relatianshvg between private endeavor and government that will be
beneficial to each ihdividual and to the people of the County as a'
whole.
FUTURE GROWTH - AM ASSET OR h LIASILITY?
Most growth can be sound if public policies are adopted to control,
same in an orderly, logical, related manner; and all these are necessary
and essential to secure quality rather than quantity.
The responsibility of all governing bodies is to suppprt firm
attitudes that will not permit the dissipation of land or public servico
dollars (taxes) to support scattered development. It should be possible
to determine whether a new proposed development will strenrltbon or dilute
the economy of a given area and whether it Will support its waig,l`lt or
become a millstone about the necks of present and, future prof Vty
owners of a community. The Comprehensive General Plan, which is presented
with,i.ft this documont, is intended to servo as the basia upon which o
public decision can be made on such Proposed developments,
Population projections for the future are based oii the be,,t informa-
tion now available. These projections look into the future to the year
19850 the Maximumplanning period. Any date beyond this date for any
local area would be Puke conjecture,, The Plano on the other hand, provides
for residential areas and denoitias that would permit many times the
estimated population for the year 1985.
The provision fox more land for growth than can be absorbe6within
a re5�onable length of time can be dangerous,, especially
in the agricul-
tural areas.There is always a tendency fcr isolated ptpperty,to be
developed for urban Use and, by to doing, Cause Many ihsUparabln problems
for the neighbors.
,7ust a few of these problems I*nc, IUOst
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increased taxes based On appraisale whioh are related
to the sale price of agricultural land which is Proposed to
be d6VelOPed icor Urban Uses. Thus, agricultural lloos become
economically legs feasible for persons who own neighboring
properties to continue farming. Mditlonsl urban land at the
same time may be a "drag on tbO market"
The proposed aevel.opment of an isclatea urban complex
will require the additi n of new schools, parks, and many
services that are not essential at the same level for agri.ctal--
Lural or rural, areas. The, cost of these additional facilities
are borne by other large land .owners in ,:h�i area, again
increasing the taxes that will: eventually make farming a very
dubious economic ventured
There are other conklicts which occur when urban and crural land
uses, are Ota,xed in; an unplanned manner. Some of these problem, ars brought
about by the limitation of many essential agri.cul.tural prarti.ces, such as
austingo Spraying with insecticides, -hich would be cokYsidered reasonable
In open areas and would be quite dangerous to the health, .Safety and
welfare of the people Where residential communities are interspersed
with agricultural uses
I�GR.%GUZa`1'URE
The historical keystone in the County's ecOPnmy for years has been
agrlculture.
The proposed Comprehensive General plan report has made every effort
to preserve those areas where conditions are conducive to sound agricul-
tural development. As the pOpulatiOA of Northern Ca1llrOrhia and tho
demands for agricultural pxoducts increase, ;land usea•1 more intensively
will continue to Yield a higher dollar value even th()Ugh acreage devoLed
to agricultare might be materially reduced. The availability and coat; of
eater could have serious effects an agricultare, paXticulGarl.y on that
Portion of Land which requires urge quantities OP water for irrigation.
Presently, _barge areas of priMe agriculture land have been
precisely loned for agriculture to protetwt agriculturists from the
intarustion and development Of subdivisions which would be detrimental
to agricultural, technology, as well as increased assessment of land
beoduse of MnwiZo development of small.
parcels .located tae far from
urban centers. Growth Should be sound if gUided in an orderly, logical,
related manner, and is tseent ial to the securing of quality rather than
quantity. BY careful analysis, it is possible tO pro -determine whether
a nese proposed development vrill be an asset or .I liability. GrowtI►
should be the ordetl,y expansion OUtWard from urbanjzed centers, thus
avoiding tax burdens that are usually the consequence of unrelated and
scattered development,
COMMERCIAL CENTERS
Strong vigorous central commercial areas are suggested for all
the Centrax bms3.ness coves.
while these ace the most desirable locations
forthe grouping of commercial uses, property owners must Join forces and
direct their energies toward unifyijq the districts into an integrated
shopping, governmental and cultural complex. The threat that exists,
and which will become more real as the population increases, is new
,centers bring formed on some of the large acrceLges of land nearby,
The General Plan is based on the purchasing poorer tliat will be
available at the time the recommendations on the Plan are realized The
Plan recommends general locations for ntmorous *Mall e res dentiany-
o'ciented, z eighbo,rhood-convenience centers.
MANUFACTUAXNO
manufac'_uring does not appear to be one of the important elements
of the future economy not does it seem destined to 'become a dynamic factor
supporting and sustaining the growth of Butte County. A cod' olderabl.e
amount of land has beet set aside for industry and places of employment
The industrial park developed to standards that will permit i.t to function
in harmony with other elements should be the form in which Industrial
development should be establish6db
With changing techniques in indu3tri.al practices and airy -age trans-
portation, it is possible for Butte Coun-y to attract certn i.n industrial
activities that: heretofore would have been undesirable or Impossible to
obtain. This nets possibility for industrial: activity is r l.ated ,to the
development of both the Chico and.Orovil.l,e Municipal Airports, which, to
some degree, brings local industrial, sites within better time -distance
relationship than was possible i.nthe paste
Development of new types of aircraft have present and future airport
facilities gateways to markets that are. no,, now available due to transport-
ation costs and distances These donditi.ous could have a material bearing
on iPdustrilal management deci.siohs maki.nq County Industrir,l sites More
at' eott: ve acrd desgirableo
A report on the econOvid development prospects of the State's coMmer-
ci Al foreat rdsoUraes r propa'red by the University of California SchbOl. t)f
Forestry, concludes that. as a re8tl.t of heavy cutti.nq fol.l.owing Warld Char
11 low-cost timber stands in the area are almost- depleted. 'Whether or
not: output of the industries Can be maintained as in the past will deve'hd
on the rate of Coif rE:rEla.oh to plywood, i000d resi.dre-based industries and,
the devaiopment of chemical util li ka ui On Of' WoodAt the sanetime thew
aro public questions to be riesol.ved as to whether some of the productive
forest ar�k.s st411 do but have higher risen for reordAtiori and parksa This
appl.ios riot only to ptbIIOly*-owned lands, but also to Some remai,nlbq
privately -owned stands of unusual. aesthoti.o Value,
THE ECONOMICS Or RECREATION
Located in ti3e 1:e%tl?r of the hg..r
eat" Sacramento valley, Butte
County is accesssable within hours from the major cities o� the Bair Area. Tourism is con-sidered a "major i ndustrX" i n to � rms of now Sart Prancisco
mon.�.es brought intothe County.
Thi vdl.ue of recreation to the user is, difficult to evalua
Numerous agenciers have
attempted to devise to «
Yardsticks to calculate the
cost in dollars and cents of travel to and from an area ave t.tt
Value received. A figure of 2 o OD , • e basis r,
g $ per visit day was deterIllined to be the
`minimum. Another, but more co
mPiicated Method has been davieed by the
Nation l Park Service. The travel. distance of the visitor is
and value of 5t` estimated
mi3.o per vehicle is determined, which is then
da-vi.ded by 3?�, the average number of persons per vehicle. Ad dit..�
, _anal
expenses are added to travel costs, allowing $2.50 per parson for ,ov'er«
n3,ght visitors and 3dGer
P person fox day Visitors« In aadi{pion, 20% of
the costs are added is the total as an estimate of "ft ,nga beno£�.ts"
value to the nearby area. For a trek of iOO miles - 5`0 miles each way
t"le cast. would be $4.72 for overnight visits dor one person and $2.07
der day" lrisi,�"., ,
Thes m evaluations are to give some "&- car the .import aneoe o.
�•ecreat'onal 04W-iences b6th to the user as 10e11 as the area i .volae ;
� r d.
It roduees the cost of the fuzz of a d4s or Week's s out
Y zng tO drillax^x and
rohts :and helps r : i,utoleis Qtti�itgs to other every day living costs.
tlsi.nq the charts 4S futrtished by the DePdrtmaht 0-0 hater P,esource .
kor G$r4Ping, fsoatin
9. And PicAicking. at the goveral designated areas
axc�tartd the otov"110 kegek"ir and its aff Bated features # wee Oan get torad
i,de,a Of the neer mohi08 that will be e»
rpended for recreat3,dn after the
Pt6J 0 t is completed.
TLe nverage number of recreation days has been detOrmined to be
195 clays during the season from Aril thru Novombox t�d�.xz
w 3 a perc .Mage
Of 50% of the different areasi capacities, we azcive at the following:
e 42,539,934 at the minillium day rate per person at
$2.0'! or $25,952,66$„38.
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SUMMARY OF CROP ;..AM IN THOUSANDS OF I CRES
195.9 1956 - 1957 1958 1959 19601961 1.962 1963 1964
<s.,.�. . �._....
FIELD CROPS 460,5 448,1 448.4 450.4 428 i0 504A 494.7 499.8 505.6 493,1
SEED CROPS 10,9 16.3 1.9.1 1211: 24, 8 20.2 17 h 9 19..0 11.8 '11.8
VEOETABL 8. CROPS 1.5 2.6 3,1 3 4 3.1 2-.9 4... p- '8.0 209 3.7
'RLTIT & NL7'L` C9 1 5 30 o7 30.5 31: 0' 3� ..2 141.2 31.1 S2 34,1
TOTALS 583,6 497,5 5010 491x1 1, 5566 555,X 543.5
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(November 1965)
EUM COUNTY PLANNING COMM185I0N
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SUMMARY
OF CROP
VALUES
IN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
1955
1956
1.9.57
1958:
1959
1960
1961
1962_
1963
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FIELD CROPS
2064.5
21,.86
21.31.
26.05
21,37
20.38
2.1„66
22.70
22,76
26.41.
898D CROPS
.53
.71
.94
.42
1.24
X96
1.26
1.23
1.:04
1.28
FRUIT & NUT CROPS
6.447
17„10
8,03
7.69
1.5.52
10.56
141,0
1.3.09
13,95
18e48
NURSERY STOCK
.28
n28
,13
20
.1.9
.27
.29
31
.27
&28
LIVESTOCK & POULTRY
6.60
6.66
11,51 51
14.53
14.56
9,04
9.22
9.10
94,09
8112
MISCELLANEOUS
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q 13
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TOTALS'
34.49
46.80
42.05
49.02
53.01
41.92
46,72
46;x73
47.28
54.73
(Nove6box 1965)
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November 27, 1965
LETTr.R OF TRANSMITTAL
TOo BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
& BUTTE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Gentlemen:
As per discussion and requests made at the Oroville hearing on the
proposed Genera) Map for development of Butte Cr•,nty, tflo enclosed map
indicating the i,neral deposits and mines of record i:3 'f;j,t.k-smitted herewith.
The purpose for this background information is to ;thAilitate proper
protection under any master -zoning plan for the natentod.. mining claims
and other proven mineral locations in Butte County. It iti the firm belief
of the undersigned that the mineral deposits of our oolint,y ohould be
protected by the county Prom all subsequent enc,roachmenttj which may
deter exploration and production, particularly when not in. :atea by the
property owner himself.
Fortunately, most of the deposits are located in. lt�rgely mountainous
region not now inhabited by heavy urban Centers. The rich agricultural
lands of the county are almost totally unaffected, except for possible
locations of gas and oil, which would provide no problem:.
It is the specific su,rgeston OP the undersigned that a mineral
beat be designated by Butte County - ane which would afford to 'the mining
industry the same protection Contemplated for farmers, heavy industrialisto,,
Arid subdivision residents,
YOU may recall that the controversial: Whitnall master nlan provided
eor the drilling; of oil anywhere in the county, regardless of residential
of other zonintr preferences. Although the Whitnall plat, met co, riderable
opposition from citizens jealous of their private property rights, w
least in this one consideration the so�called experts z`ecop;nized the
importance of protecting natural, resource pr6duction.
yours truly,
:1.084 Montgomery Stroet
Oroville, California
Gold
PLI_s'�TNING COMWIISSIO
COM -Ty OF BU=—r-q. STATE OF CAi.IFGLZ►�p
PESOL 1TT0 i 65-32o
RESJL�.7 sCN aL3C}P IG LAND USEELE3�IEV'i'x Qi��3VyLLB SECT?�J�1a
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W,—REAS, the Beard Of Supervisors of the County of Butte'
4 State 0 California lid aathoTi.ze an
the pl�nn>r�g Cc�nma�sic�t� i s
5 prepay-ing a enexal planfor ?klltte Cnun.tyr and
-sal Plan is a guide for the orderly and
7 be.-.efic%al deveyopment of said County of Butte, and
said Planni ncr Comm s,si on has completed the Land Use
9 Element, 'DrOvIllel Section of said: General Pian,, and
10 Wr�R:_PAS, said. Planning Commission has conducted public
11. hearings as requixed: by statutes of the State of Ca forni a. -
12 ¢ HEREr0*_RT . BE IT RESOLWIg by the; Planning Commission of
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the Cour- tY o:6 Butte, State of California, that the Land Use Ele-
ment,, Groville :Section of the General Plans as sho .n on the :yap
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attached hereto and made a pa•:rt hereo-f, be ,approved. yrith the
IS 4 xecomamendatiOn to the Board of Supervisorsof the County of Butte,
17 � State of California, to set date :&,.x a public hearing, and
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IT, FU_gT MR RESJL.VE� 'that a cextai'�_ed ropy ox the map and
is; report.- be submitted to the Boa
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22F' atobexts9 an the 28th day of DL-cembex, 1965 an tall CL11 as folio
23 KYES:
Commissioners Anderson, Gilbert, Roberts,
Stott, �jatson and Ch- airman Rypkema
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f3SANERAL P:i,&",T1, OR r3UTTrE. COUTITI
tie Ecard of Supervisors : of thg Ca* nty Of But-tev
.te
California, did autborize a-md t1hePl3ran-21.1.19 'Commisr-sion is
pxez;�rinq a General Plavn fox Butte County, a -ad
,riMME'AS, Said Genral ;'Ian is C -i guide faX the 52!derl1 and
5e.7s;Clcial develariment of said County n -I& Butte, and
`;63i�ZSAS;, said Plan nitz.g Cr,"mq10s* r a
Flleaent, r-roville Sec tion. nofsa-i'd G,neral Plam, and
r1*a11F_0_1r_A.Sjr said Planning CommizSick'Ll has con.e-kicted Ptfz-.1C
hearimm.b as rec
by statut-_-s tba State of Californita.
P'� TT 2 by tine Planning commis-otion of
the Caualt.7. of Butte, State of Cal i-JEbirnitat that the Land Usz rUe-
mwnto: 'Orovills Section ?af the General Plan, �s show'n on the map
attack -m -d boxeto and made a part hereof, be approved with be
recd = enda-tiorl to the Board of SU-Perviscrs of the County of Puttet
State of Califor-nia,; to set date for a public hearirg, zmd
BS IT FURsF.' *hat a certified cop_v ol -I
the mar -b and
tem rt be submitted to the Board of Supexvrsacs,
Thcc- f-aregoing Pmsalution was u_narAnjx_-1Y approved by mation
of Com m.-Esstoner GearVu N. Gilbert, seconded roy Comm-Assionex Norman
F. Pobertst on t 23th day o -f Decembors 1965 on roll cz1I ala fol1c.
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Stott, fKats= and ChaIrman Rypkew-a
ComAssioners- Coopax9 Dennis and She-Amran
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4, of Call f-oZ : av did; au-horize a.7,4 she Planning Co saission 3o
it qR ter�yy p
r `sutte and
said i -.= ma, Sinn is, a ie- fortiRr- - it
7 ( 0eales ' c`Zul daidsxop�wcsem. (-A said o- ks Butte" and
.'''a ��zcC s`c'%�:s�'3 z`�.(�ati>tu� etSat,'t 3iLw`
9 Element, C<Irmv:.,1%c Z,ec"Zicn of Said Genexal plan -r and
10 w r said- Plana Comrwo-ma� conduce rz
11 by- stzltutas Of the State Of Calic-oz-vailac
13• the Zounty af Futt-e State of Cal �brnia, that V,-� !'..snd Use
14 I meat, 1-'1Dz tv 11.4? ccs an oi` the Cneneral Plant, as sh-tom on, the Map
15 a 4lacl e_' !Z,--.rc o grad- made a pa -rt bc2ecmf, bn approved: with ra-16 rt9cammk-no-Atr ion tc the riGard, CZ s pezv s!�,Xs cif the count a 0-0, 'Sut-1410,
1=I7�'f�: �y +'t#` .~+Z C -al, W.fozziia, to aot date -,Am 1e.a6 publi.s.4i. aL
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2011 stir goa e g i n4
Resolution duo un-cm—loam-.1y appxcv d 31 ul cll
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21 i!# : � �!Qgrg H. Gilbert, scc=.jed- by Coawssione- `lore&pi
9 l '+ ata 28th day oxo rlse :��- a 1.965 an x ll call as �fa 11C :°dZ o25.
Vjat-�F--)-Al an -e- Chairman Ryplzema
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wy.OK=tntJTY 6"L�`'e a4 NY,Y
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is lbarrd -Use=le-gient of t:ne Crrovil.le Section of he: General. Flan
F# for . �rtte County, and
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�iiM LTIAS, said '`_saw aux q ��e�n�ssion and tho � oard of Super -
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duct Ptdj T.c nr.arin s as re= u,i.rce by statutes of
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ficial ueVe1LTMS_nt of I -utte. County,
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t.OFI, 3u IT P -MC W."!, by the 1-70arc, of Supervisors of
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the County of isutte State of Califs}rnia p t'rtat the Land Use Fle-
went of the Oroville Section of the General. Plan fo., Butte County,
16 a s;ao; �. �sri the mair, attacned hereto air Y
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lbe approved.
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h 1: IT FUMMMa'-ZOOLVED TI AMII a certified copy. of said map and
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a coP_ of this resolution 2e submitted to the City of Oroville.
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-n�'. foregooing Ressol cation as-sdonted on motion of Supervisor
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BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION.,.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS
Notice is hereby given by the Butte County Planning Commission that
public hearings will be held on Wedne. day , November 17, 1965 and
Wednesday, December i, 1965 at 8 P.M., in the Board o pervisors
Room, Courthouse, Orovi;lle, California, on the OROVILLE SECTION
of the GENERAL PLAN FOR BUTTE COUNTY.
BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
Wing Fee Chan
Planning Director
NOTE: To be published with the Oroville Mercury Register on
Friday November 5, 1965 and Monday,. November 15, 19.65
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BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION (J
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NOT'I'CE OF PUBLIC BEARING
ning
Notice is hereby given L`' the Butte County PlanDecembo15S1965
that public hearing will be held on Wednesday, _... Orovlle
that
t P.M. , i�� the Board of Supervisors Room, Court7zouse,
Californian on the OROVILLE SECTION of the GENERAL PLAN FOR
BUTTE COUNTY-,
BUTTECOUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
Wing Fee Chan
Planning Director
Supervisors are expected to wood Iia?d on the north, and t110 adoption, Nvltb 1110 cxceptinn pt
start the new year off tomorrow 'Yuba County line on the south,AAking' that the area betweml
at 9 a.m. by setting a date for it proposes few changes from tate river Wt h"why be pro -
a public hearing on the proposed current )and -use patterns or rased for rNt_pA�Ik ion Instead of,
general plan for the OrovUle Zoning, and includes a 2,09fi•aere industrial, Th,� idly council is ex.
area, industrial area along the We0- pected, to coxk'*16r the plan at lig
The planning commission, af- tern Pacific tracks south of pro meeting ton10t at, 8 O'clock,
ter holding two hearings on tha ;Dam Boulevard to below PAr• Sup6rv1sok l a've already Itc a
plan, has reconunended adop• tuo, Most of the area, as In the a hearing on 131e Chico portion
tion, general plan proposed for other of .the plan, SX),11ie question Was
The plan is for a 175•s
square portions of the county, is dor, g• raised about 'cite agrioultural
p q
mile area bounded roughly by nv'-d for agriculture, areas proposM south of the city
Highway 99E on lite west, Lake The Oroville city ptanbing so they sent it hack to y. plan,
Wyandotte on the east, Cotton• conuntssion batt recommended 11ep for main additional study,
The punning commist,lott 'arso•
emmended snllonal her tflhgs on
the plan so that. residetiirt would
have a greater oppori.ilftity to
express then s. tes on the pro•
poWs for their Htnediefe
areas:
In other action, WNrvisors
are expected to amplifthe op•
position expressed by tite state
supervisors awelation to a pro.
posed state consttutional
amendment WWch would dlvlde
the duties of the Court clerk and
county, clerk. The association
'gas opposed because it Was felt
It could lead to the legislature
having luriadiction over court
employes.
Propose ti'eW Da (Ti
Supervisors alsn will l e asked
ar to consider the concept being
used by the state depat•tanent of
Water resources to redesign
turn -000: struetum to be used to
provide water to California lVa•
sUpervisbrs and company
s requested there -design
facility when bids for the
tenon of one ortglnally
ed catne in twice as high
tmated. The compahy,
Will stay the cost through
anty, also has been asked'
rove the toncept,
r mattem listed on the
t; a $910 increase in the
Ct tot totlstructi0n of the
building in Chico-, opoi •
bids for typewriters and
ire; a report oil changing
ds of bOuttting votes at
M and a report from the
depaxGrtent of .rorreetinns
inor d%anges to bo made
mcbenbelp.'
NO WARNING AT
;!on was based on the premise
-me
RR. CROSSMG
Metter rules: Shorter oettm..: � that the chairman .had de. -
but 300 -word maximum. Nothing
abusl.:q Letters concerning religtoo i nicil time to other than Chico
111y mother was almost
and race must be on a high reveL F "��
Write ptaialy og one side of caner residents.
!sued Saturday Bight by a
U typed. eaubte-space Editor must
have your real name He wpr with, Aly husband and I wvlthone'
-
Imiit at the Lincoln Street
hods 6gwever. upon request, unless of :our neighbors attended thati
letter dears is uncomullmentnry
r
raassinb near Diamond Na-
personall4ts No verse. please hearing in Chico: Thee
Right reserved to shorten tetter&
lett=n tb;vi" Letters were- two other people from
tional: There was no warnir. g
Fa of please w
rer aromas sbmird be marled or
l Paradise in attendance, ons of d
focucisr nIT d
at aU — -not a single kelp —
F,adav
them Supervisor Maxon. s
h
and as she drove. south the
lihy shouldn't the ET Biedio The opening remarks of Mr_ �
viewv of the tracks was ob-
Fire Dept. use' the same ball " Rypkema, chairman of the
strncted entirely by a metal
F
for their annual Christmas commission, were to the etn'u,
warehouse..
party for the children of the feet that since this hearing; t!
Perhaps i am, more sews[-
community one evening priorto `. concerned only the Chico area`
five to this than some; for in
Christmas? This should be only residents of this area"., u
1925 my step - sister was killed
done automatically without would be permitted to speak..
:;n such a s i t u a t l c it where
complaint or fuss as: a good Residents of other areas would
there was no: signal.
gesture in the community. have- their turn when hearings
Itiargie Pierce,
Those mentbers of the El t wvere held in their districts. i ti
(daughter of Marvel
Bledlo; Club shou.d enter a Out of respect to Bir. Ryp- 4 c,
V
iklastelfotto)
church Iobby and see this pit-.- kema. no one from Paradise
626 Robinson.
ture`on the wall —• Jesus with made any attempt to speak fc
four small children — each - or ask questions. However, it wv
wffy, DOCS
child depicting a race in the seems that we have been ac- - di
ARE PREFERRED
world. cu --cd of going to the hearing sr
for the purpose of disrupting
- At lire market a young wco-
President Johnson said in a' it and packi ng the meeting ai
,
speech;: "Aft must work to- with people from Paradise. et
man was complaining Loudly
to a friend mmplai never dl
gether for a. better commun- °; Five people couldn't pack the gi
liege it! Some: of those rentals
Sty of nationsl" Lets apply Chico B%nlorfal Ball too a w
I looked at would fake the
that statement in -he El BIe- much! This is what W. I le
dog, but not the lads. What do
dio community. E Howdsen accused us of. doing. 1 ti
they expect us to do with `em
The EI Wedio Commtmity ' Mr. Howsden came late and - 0
information
drown 'em?"`
Club lits been cff. wrong �ong Ieft early so any
foot for; 20 years. How ` that he has as to what was. � bt
How many parents with chit-
dren vho,must rent, and fmti
nearly
about that? done after Mr. Chan finished de
it difficult, eFer analyze the
At the present time there is speaking is hearsay. At no fa
time during the meeting was
reason'
no feud between the r% Medio ; {
the statement made that resto
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Broken ww•iirdowvs broken
Fire Dept. or the El Bledio ; dents of other -areas could be m
"m
shrsbs, and broken tree: limbs
Club. I sa;d a ax a three heard follow g i } :
� those
House aunt scratches inside
p
mistakes." That is in past co, as Mr. Howsdes quoted. '1 d(
o a.
and out from. being used as a
tense.. 111r: Pryde was not at the an
target area. Screen doors
Viola S. Hurley meeting — aR of his informa-
-war ed from a swirl ng tech-
Ip
?E6a` Ft. 3Vayne St tion is hearsay. A newspaper" th
pique- Lawns ruined by holes µ-- - ,- story quotes Bir. Pryde as say- Ci
dug (wvith play areas avail- � th
RULES FOR TIM ing, #o Mr.. Maxon, `You
able),
'_ dards cluttered wv i t h <PLANNING SESSIONS went there to try to obstruct
broken toys — their children's
g the meeting; we're all aware i} P1
toys, and the. neighboring
Judging from news accounts of that." e,
children's, too.
d some: fireworks were touched: Although the hearing con
Brost Iandlords appreciate
off at the Supervisors' meet -cc
wed the area of which Mr,ants.
and:, welcome considerate: ten-
ing whe Supervieorpon, 11ac-
And every renter wishes
on of Paradise charged that Gllas is supervisor, he was b,
iorhelpfullardlords (bat mind
tl a first of a series: of near- not present and yet he, ac -
their own business-. (And a
ings held by the county Plan; cording tr, a newsfaper report,,
good, many wish they could.). r
ming commission on the noun- quastions the veracity of state
Vivian:
ty general plan last muntz`l: in menu made by his fellow sup-
Chico wcas illegal, .
Maxon said be had an opin- er9.saz; Bir, Biaxon.
ASKS COOP NIA
b;e , end that & fas>e
ion from the county ClO `ii
IN EL 31EDIO
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office stating the plan-, recorder be used at all public
Illy shouldn't the El Bfedia ;
g1's l
Illng commission could not Em- hearings.
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Fire Dept. use the M Medio Hearin on a count wider �":
2 A a g county-wide,
!Mfrs. p Eva Y, Spangler .;.of
hall once a year for their ? general plan to just one por - :
tion of the county. The opin- Pentz Road, Paradise sEi
It dinner?