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1 REGULAR MEETING OF THE BUTTE COUNTY
2 CODE ENFORCEMENT ADVISORY BOARD (CEAB)
3 SUMMARY ACTION MINUTES`OF JUNE 29 2004
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6 1. CALL TO ORDER
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8 The meeting was called to order at 3:10 p.m. by Chair Neil McCabe at the Klamath Conference
9 Room, 202 Mira Loma Drive, Oroville, California.
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11 2. ROLL CALL
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13 Board members present: Dee Hunter, Don Litton, and Neil McCabe.
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15 Board members absent: Ned Kirkham and Harold Corkin
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17 Staff present: Yvonne Christopher, Michael V,_ft . and Dblores Horn from Butte County
18 Department of Development Services; and Stevd'Rodowick frOIRButte County Public Works.
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20 Staff absent: Rob MacKenzie, from Butte CountyCounsel.
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22 Other members present: Wanda Chilton,_,Madelyn Henry; Cathy Hodges, Joy Hudson, Phil
23 Jewett, Zane Libert, Ada and Howard=Martz Steve:"Muders and Phil Jewett (California
24 Highway Patrol Oroville), Don. -Steele, Mary Weston; Rorie Wheeler, and Robert York.
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26 3. APPROVAL OF MEETING:MINUTES OF MARCH 10, 2004
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28 A motion was made -by Dee `Hunter, seconded by Don Litton and unanimously carried to
29 approve the meefing minutes -of March -l0, 2004.
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31 4. ABANDONED VEHICLE ABATEMENT (AVA) REPORT FROM "STAFF TO CODE
32 ENFORCEMENT ADVISORY BOARD
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34 Yvonne Christopher provided a status report on AVA tow activity, private property towing,
35 AVA restitution, Butte County code revisions, and code enforcement officer training.
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37 In summary, the tow activity has been concentrated on public roadways with over 300 vehicles
38 towed to date (approximately 100 in the quarter ending December 31 and approximately 200
39 during the January -March quarter) for Butte County with unanticipated issues related to towing
40 travel trailers. The towing of vehicles on private property has not yet begun but will follow at
41 a later time. The City of Chico has not towed any vehicles under the AVA program. The
42 Butte County code revisions were approved by the Board of Supervisors and are currently in
43 effect to allow Code Enforcement officers to be appraisal officers with their training to follow
44 as soon as possible. The other code change approved was the 7 -day parking limitation. The
45 County has just received a disbursement of $27,000 from the state for AVA funding,, and there
46 has been money received for AVA restitution by paid fines for the cost of abating vehicles.
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I Michael Vieira estimated that of the vehicles towed by the County so far under the AVA
2 program, 60% were from the south county area, 20% from the unincorporated Chico area, and
3 20% from the Stirling City area.
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5 Action: Chair McCabe requested staff to bring back a report with a breakdown on the types of
6 abated vehicles and a recommendation on whether any changes are required to, the Butte
7 County code to address travel trailer issues.
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9 Action: Chair McCabe requested staff to add an ongoing agenda items to provide a status
10 report to the CEAB on the number of vehicles abated county -wide and on private property,
11 cost of vehicles towed, nuisance abatement update, and other pertinent information.
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13 5. CODE ENFORCEMENT ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS WISHING TO ADDRESS
14 ITEMS NOT LISTED ON THE AGENDA. (THE CODE ENFORCEMENT ADVISORY
15 BOARD IS PROHIBITED BY STATE LAW FROM TAKING ACTION ON ANY ITEM
16 PRESENTED IF IT IS NOT LISTED ON THE AGENDA:)
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18 There was a brief discussion regarding the-ifencing standards and Yvonne Christopher
19 responded that it has not been addressed as yet.: _
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21 Steve Rodowick from Butte County Public Works „(PW) Department was asked to address
22 illegal dump sites. Mr. Rodowick explained that PubfcsWorks and the Solid Waste Advisory
23 Board is currently seeking approval to:�createa_code enforcement officer position to track
24 illegal dump sites. The department is -also--proposing a new ordinance to address illegal
25 dumping and pursue legal aofion:%y takings- administrative approach. These items will come
26 before the Board of Supervisors in4September of this year for approval.
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28 Steve Rodowick disc_uss_e-_d.. the resulfs—of-=the April 24th Tire Amnesty Day and that it was a
29 very successful event with 1._28 On_—Rof tires collected.
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31 Action: Chair McCabe requesfed Steve Rodowick to report back at a later date, possibly at the
32 first CEAB meeting of 2005, on the outcome of the code enforcement officer position and the
33 proposed ordinance.
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35 6. MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC WISHING TO ADDRESS THE CODE ENFORCEMENT
36 ADVISORY BOARD ON ITEMS NOT LISTED ON THE AGENDA. (PRESENTATION
37 WILL BE LIMITED TO FIVE MINUTES. THE CODE ENFORCEMENT ADVISORY
38 BOARD IS PROHIBITED BY STATE LAW FROM TAKING ACTION ON ANY ITEM
39 PRESENTED IF IT IS NOT LISTED ON THE AGENDA.)
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41 Zane Libert handed out a letter from the Palermo Improvement Association that explained the
42 nuisance abatement concerns as it relates to certain properties located in the Palermo area. He
43 stressed that there are many vehicles which should be towed from private property in the
44 Palermo area.
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46 Yvonne Christopher responded to Mr. Libert concerns and stated she would be able to provide
47 various reports on the different areas of Code Enforcement activities at the next meeting:
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FROM THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE BUTTE COUNTY
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Chair McCabe requested staff to bring back -a report Staff/Y.}Christopher
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with a breakdown on the types of abated vehicles • '
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and a recommendation on whether any changes -"are `
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required to.the'Butte Courity.code to address travel -
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Chair McCabe requested staff to add an ongoing_ ` = Staff/Y. Christopher
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on the number of vehicles abated county -wide"-`
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nuisance abatement update, and other pertinent informafon. `
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,Chair McCabe'requested Steve Rodowick to rep —F 'Staff/S.' Rodowick '
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meeting of 2005; on the outcome of'th_e code=enforcement
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Chair McCabe requested Yvonne Christopher provide a Staff/Y. Christopher
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To: "Horn, Dolores" <DHorn@butteccunty.net> .
From: Neil McCabe <nmccabe@cmc.net> �l�W
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Hi Dolores,....n.....•..,w,...........-,.,.,.a�....
Thanks for the draft minutes. I have made some notations, shown on the attached Word document with -
underlining and strikeouts, where I think additions or deletions should be considered. My notations
areonly suggestions - I'm relying on you for accuracy. I think there were two men present from the
Oroville CHP office, but I don't know the name of the second man.
Neil
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FYI.
Attached are the draft summary action minutes from the June 2nd meeting
for your review. Let me know what changes you'd like me to make.
Dolores Horn
Development Services
538-7604
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REGULAR MEETING OF THE BUTTE COUNTY
CODE ENFORCEMENT ADVISORY BOARD (CEAB)
SUMMARY ACTION MINUTES OF JUNE 2, 2004
1. CALL TO ORDER
The meeting was called to order at 3:10 p.m. by Chair Neil McCabe at the Klamath Conference
Room, 202 Mira Loma Drive, Oroville, California.
2. ROLL CALL
Board members present: Dee Hunter, Don Litton, and*Neit McCabe.
Board members absent: Ned Kirkham and Harold Gorki`
Staff present: Yvonne Christopher, Michael-eira, and Dolores Horn from Butte County
Department of Development Services; and Steve Rodowick frolri'Butte County Public Works.
Staff absent: Rob MacKenzie, from Butte Courity,Counsel.
Public members present: Wanda .Chi-fton" M delyn Henry, Cathy Hodges, Joy Hudson, Phil
Jewett, Zane Libert, Ada and: Howard Manz,.. Sfeve.Muders and .-(California Highway
Patrol-Oroville), Don Steele; Mary. Weston, Norse Wheeler, and Robert York.
3., APPROVAL OF MEETING,MIN TES OR4ARCH 10, 2004
A motion was:;made by--Dee'Hunter, seconded by Don Litton and unanimously carried to
approve themeeting minutes of Milch 1.0, 2004.
4. ABANDONED VELCLE ;ABATEMENT (AVA) REPORT FROM 'STAFF TO CODE
ENFORCEMENT ADWS:ORY BOARD
Yvonne Christopher provided a status report on AVA tow activity, private
property towing, AVA restitution, Butte County code revisions, and CEAB code enforcement
officer. training.
.In summary, the tow activity has been concentrated on. public roadways with over 300 vehicles
towed to date (approximately. 100 in the quarter ending December 31 and approximately
during the January -March quarter) for Butte County with unanticipated issues related to towing
travel trailers. The towing of vehicles on private property has not yet beguun but will follow at.
a later time. The City of Chico has not towed any vehicles under the AVA program. The
Butte County code revisions were approved by the Board of Supervisors and are currently in
effect to allow Code Enforcement officers to be appraisal officers with their training. to follow
as soon as possible. The other code change_ approved was the 7 -day parking limitation. The
County has just received a disbursement of $27,000 from the state for AVA funding and there
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has been money received for AVA restitution by paid fines for the cost of abating vehicles.
Michael Vieira estimated that of the vehicles towed by the County so far under the AVA
program 60% were from the south county area 20% from the unincorporated Chico area and
20% from the Sterling, City area.
Action: Chair McCabe requested staff to bring back a report with a breakdown on the types of
abated vehicles and a recommendation on whether alis any changes are required to the
Butte County code to address travel trailer issues.
Action: Chair McCabe requested staff to add an ongoing agenda items to provide a status
report to the CEAB on the number of°vehicles abated county -wide and on private property,
cost of vehicles towed, nuisance abatement update, and other pertinent information.
5. CODE ENFORCEMENT ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS WISHING TO ADDRESS
ITEMS NOT LISTED ON THE AGENDA. (THE;;=G`ODE ENFORCEMENT ADVISORY
BOARD IS PROHIBITED BY STATE LAW FROM TAKING ACTION ON ANY ITEM
PRESENTED IF IT IS NOT LISTED ON THEAGENDA.)
There was a brief discussion regarding ilii
responded that it has not been addressed as yet.
and Yvonne Christopher
Steve Rodowick from Butte County' PubFc?Vorks"P:W) Department was asked to address
illegal dump sites. Mr. Rodowick expf ned'&6" bl c Works and the Solid Waste Advisory
Board is currently seekingg pprovaI to crgate a code enforcement officer position to track
illegal dump sites. The ;department is ''also proposing a new ordinance to address illegal
dumping and pursue legalaction by taking"'a administrative approach. These items will come
before the Board of. Supervsorsx Septeber of this yea year for approval.
Steve Rodowiek,. discusse&' , results of the April 24th Tire Amnesty Day and that it was a
very successfuf etttnt with 12$:;tons of tires collected.
Action: Chair McCab x.equesied Steve Rodowick to report back at a later date, possibly at the
first CEAB meeting of 2W5, on the outcome of the code enforcement officer position and the
proposed ordinance.
6. MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC WISHING TO ADDRESS THE CODE ENFORCEMENT
ADVISORY BOARD ON ITEMS NOT LISTED ON THE AGENDA. (PRESENTATION
WILL BE LIMITED TO FIVE 1VII1*4UTES. THE CODE ENFORCEMENT ADVISORY
BOARD IS PROHIBITED BY STATE LAW FROM TAKING ACTION ON ANY ITEM
PRESENTED IF IT IS NOT LISTED ON THE AGENDA.)
Zane Libert handed out a letter from the Palermo Improvement Association that explained the
nuisance abatement concerns as it relates to certain properties located in the Palermo area. He
stressed that there are many vehicles which should be towed from private property in the
Palermo area.
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Yvonne Christopher responded to Mr. Libert concerns and stated she would be able to provide
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various reports on the different areas of Code Enforcement activities at the next meeting.
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Action: Chair McCabe requested Yvonne Christopher provide a report regarding' code
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enforcement action involving private property at the next meeting.
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DISCUSS DATE AND TIME FOR NEXT MEETING.
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The next -meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, September 15, 2004, at 3 p.m., o be held in the
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There being no further business to discuss, the meeting.v�ras adjourned at 5:20 p.m.
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Minutes prepared by Dolores Horn.
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Chair McCabe requested staff to bring back a report Staff/Y. Christopher
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Chair McCabe requested'staffto add an ongoing Christopher
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on the number of vehicles abated county-wide,O
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nuisance abatement update, and other. --.pertinent iffortatlon'
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Chair McCabe requested :Sieve RodowciS to rep":rf Staff/S. Rodowick
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Chair McCabe requested Yvonne Christopher provide a Staff/Y. Christopher -
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Off site Tire Amnesty cleanup
Over 800 tires collected from this site.
Completed 5/26/04.
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Location: 202 Mira Loma Drive, Oroville _Klamath Conference Room
Date: ,:Wednesday, June 2, 2004: _ ~,
Time: 3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m:
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1. 'Call to'Order—Neil McCabe, Chair
• '2. Roll Call - Dolores Horn;,Secretary
Approval of March, 10, 2004 Meeting Minutes = Yvonne Christopher*-".-'
4. $Abandoned :Vehicle Abatement'(AVA)'Report from -Staff to Code Enforcement Advisory` ,
Board Yvonne Christopher, - -
n 5. r` Code Enforcement Advisory Board .members wishing to address items note listed on the
agenda: (The CodeEnforcement- Advisory Board is prohibited.•by State law from taking
action on any item presented.if it is not listed on the agenda.)' ♦ ;
6.' Mehibers_of the public wishing to address•the`Code Enforcement�AdvisoryBoard on items
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not listed on the agenda. (Presentations wili . be • limited 'to five . minutes. The. Code
• Enforcement. Advisory Board is prohibited by State law from- taking action on any, item
-presented if it is not listed on -the agenda.) s
7.1Discuss Date and° -,Time for Next Meeting f
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Location: 202 Mira Loma Drive, Oroville _Klamath Conference Room
Date: ,:Wednesday, June 2, 2004: _ ~,
Time: 3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m:
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1. 'Call to'Order—Neil McCabe, Chair
• '2. Roll Call - Dolores Horn;,Secretary
Approval of March, 10, 2004 Meeting Minutes = Yvonne Christopher*-".-'
4. $Abandoned :Vehicle Abatement'(AVA)'Report from -Staff to Code Enforcement Advisory` ,
Board Yvonne Christopher, - -
n 5. r` Code Enforcement Advisory Board .members wishing to address items note listed on the
agenda: (The CodeEnforcement- Advisory Board is prohibited.•by State law from taking
action on any item presented.if it is not listed on the agenda.)' ♦ ;
6.' Mehibers_of the public wishing to address•the`Code Enforcement�AdvisoryBoard on items
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not listed on the agenda. (Presentations wili . be • limited 'to five . minutes. The. Code
• Enforcement. Advisory Board is prohibited by State law from- taking action on any, item
-presented if it is not listed on -the agenda.) s
7.1Discuss Date and° -,Time for Next Meeting f
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REGULAR MEETING OF THE BUTTE COUNTY
CODE.ENFORCEMENT ADVISORY BOARD (CEAB)
SUMMARY ACTION MINUTES OF MARCH 10, 2004
CALL TO ORDER
The meeting was called to order at 3:10 p.m. by Chair Neil McCabe at the Klamath
Conference Room, 202 Mira Loma Drive, Oroville, California.
ROLL CALL
Board meners present: Harold Corkin, Dee Hunter, Ned Kirkham, Dori itton, and
Neil McCbe.
Staff present: Yvonne Christopher,`Michael Vieira�.-'and=%Dolores Horn from Butte County
Department of Development Services; Rob MacKenzie from Butte County Counsel; Steve
Rodowick from Butte County Public Works. -
Others present: Madelyn Henry, Cathy Hodges; Howard Martz, Ada Martz, Don Steele,
Sharon Townsend, Mary Weston, and Norie J, Wheeler:
APPROVAL OF MEETING MINUTES OF DECEMBER 10, 2003
A motion was made by Dee Hunter, seconded by. Don Litton and unanimously carried to
approve the meeting minufes of December�10, 2003. There was one abstention by. Ned
Kirkham who was not in attendance -at the�ecember 101 2003 meeting.
REPORT. ON WARD 'OF SUPERVISORS MEETING OF FEBRUARY, 24, 2004
CONCERNING :PRESENT STATUS OF ABANDONED VEHICLE ABATEMENT
PROGRAM _
Yvonne Christopher summarized her report given to the Board of Supervisors. She informed
them that the AVA Program was underway, the number of vehicle towed to date, and a.
discussion about the nuisance abatement . program. Neil McCabe, presented two code
enforcement ordinance changes, and Lieutenant Gillingwater from California Highway Patrol
(CHP) spoke in support' of the recommended amendments. She added that Steve Rodowick
discussed some of the Public Works current and proposed community clean-up programs
Action: Staff was requested to place "AVA Report from Staff' on the next CEAB meeting
agenda. Chair McCabe also requested that a representative from the Chico CHP be invited to
attend the Code Enforcement Advisory Board meetings.
5. DISCUSSION OF PROPOSED REVISION TO BUTTE COUNTY CODE PROVISION
CONCERNING ALLOWABLE SQUARE FEET OF . JUNK BASED ON SIZE OF
PROPERTY (LARGE PARCELS)
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After a lengthy discussion regarding existing code provisions and the manner in which they
are enforced, it, was the CEAB's unanimous consensus to take no action on this item.
CONSIDERATION OF IMPOSING FENCING STANDARDS FOR THE STORAGE OF
JUNK BEHIND A FENCE
Action: Staff was directed to draft, a set of fencing standards for the Code Enforcement .
Advisory Board to review at a future meeting. The -standards may include such things as
fence height, fence materials, whether the fence is sight -obscuring, whether the fence design
should be approved'by the Director of Development Services, and whether the Director's
design decision would be subject to appeal.
ITEMS NOT LISTED ON THE AGENDA. (THE CODE
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BOARD IS PROHIBITED BY STATE LAW FROM TAKING ACTION ON ANY ITEM
PRESENTED IF IT IS NOT LISTED ON THE AGENDA�,�
Steve Rodowick announced the Butte County` Public Work -8=. -department will hold a Tire
Amnesty Day, on Saturday, April 24, 2004, at-fhe Highway 70 Industrial Park in the south part
of the county. He added there will be advertising-* the Enterprise Record and Gridley Herald
newspapers for this community clean-up program.-µ
Rob MacKenzie stated the Board of Snp6iVisoxs.,had formed a solid waste. subcommittee to
address illegal dumping in the county.
DISCUSS DATE AND TIME FOR NEXT MEETING.
The next meeting wassetrfor mune 2; 2'004; to be held in the Klamath Conference Room at
202 Mira Loma Drive, OPRV lle.
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There being no further'business to discuss, the meeting was adjourned at 4:35 p.m.
Minutes prepared by Dolores Horn.
Butte County Department of Development Services ■ 7 County Center Drive ■ Oroville, CA ■ (530) 538-7604
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Staff was directed to draft a set of fencing standards for L�:.: Staff/Y. Christopher
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1' REGULAR MEETING OF THE BUTTE COUNTY
�2 CODE ENFORCEMENT ADVISORY BOARD (CEAB)'
3. , SUMMARY ACTION MINUTES OF JUNE 2, 2004
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8 The meeting was called to order at 3:10 p.m. by Chair Neil McCabe at the Klamath Conference
9 Room, 202 Mira Loma Drive, Oroville, California.
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13 Board members present: Dee Hunter, Don Litton, .and Neil McCabe.
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15 Board members absent: Ned Kirkham and,Harold Corkin..? r
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17 Staff present: Yvonne Christopher, Michael Vie`rR and Dolores. Horn from Butte County
18 Department of Development Services; and Steve Rodowick from Butte County Public Works.
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20 Staff absent: Rob MacKenzie, Butte County Counsel- .
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22 Public members present: Wanda Chilton,=Madelyn Henry, Cathy Hodges, Joy Hudson, Phil
23 Jewett,` Zane Libert, Ada and Howard Martzy.Steve=Muders (California Highway Patrol -
24 Oroville), Don Steele, Mary Weston, Norie�Wheeler,aand Robert York.,
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26 3. APPROVAL OF MEET1NGmMINUTES OFMARCH 10, 2004
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32 ENFORCEMENT ADVISORY BOARD
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34 Yvonne Christopher provided a status report to the. AVA Board on AVA tow activity, private
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37 In summary, the tow activity has been concentrated on public roadways with over 300 vehicles
38 towed to date for Butte County with unanticipated issues related to towing travel trailers. The
39 towing of vehicles on private property will follow at a later time. The City of Chico has not
40 towed any vehicles under the AVA program. The Butte County code revisions were approved
41 by the Board of Supervisors and are currently in effect to allow Code Enforcement officers to
42 be appraisal officers with their training to follow as soon as possible. The other code change
43 approved was the 7 -day parking limitation. There has .been. money received for AVA
44 restitution by paid fines for the cost. of abating vehicle,
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.1 Action: Chair McCabe requested staff to bring back a report with a breakdown on the types of
2 abated vehicles and a recommendation on whether a change is required to the Butte County
3 code to address travel trailer issues.
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5 Action: Chair McCabe requested staff to add an ongoing agenda item to provide a status
6 report to the CEAB on the number of vehicles abated county -wide and on private property,
7 cost of vehicles towed, nuisance abatement update, and other pertinent information.
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9 5. CODE ENFORCEMENT ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS WISHING TO ADDRESS
10; ITEMS NOT LISTED ON THE AGENDA. (THE CODE ENFORCEMENT ADVISORY
11 BOARD IS PROHIBITED BY STATE LAW FROM TAKING ACTION ON ANY ITEM
12 PRESENTED IF IT IS NOT LISTED ON THE AGENDA.)
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14 There was a brief discussion regarding the fencing sta_n_dards and Yvonne . Christopher
15 responded that it has not been addressed as yet. _
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17 Steve Rodowick from Butte County Public Works=(PW) Department was asked to address
18 illegal dump sites. Mr. Rodowick explained that Public Work7s ksjcurrently seeking approval to
19 create a code enforcement officer position to=track illegal dumpsites. The department is also
20 proposing a new ordinance to address illegal dumping and pursue legal action by taking an
21 -administrative approach. These items will come before the Board of Supervisors in September
22 of thisyea for approval.
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24 Steve Rodowick discussed theresults of<the=Apri'1 24th Tire Amnesty Day and that it was a
25 very successful event with 128 tons of tires.collected:
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28 first CEAB meeting=y.j 2.0.05, onsthe outcome of,,the code enforcement officer position and the
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32 ADVISORY BOARID_ON ITEMS NOT LISTED ON THE AGENDA. (PRESENTATION
33 WILL BE LIMITED =TO.EIVE MINUTES. THE CODE ENFORCEMENT ADVISORY
34 BOARD IS PROHIBITED BY STATE LAW FROM TAKING ACTION ON ANY ITEM
35 -PRESENTED IF IT IS NOT LISTED ON THE AGENDA.)
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37 Zane Libert handed out a letter from the Palermo Improvement Association that explained the
38 nuisance abatement concerns as it relates to certain properties located in the Palermo area.
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40 Yvonne Christopher responded to Mr. Libert concerns and stated she would be able to provide
41 various reports on the different areas of Code Enforcement activities at the next meeting.
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43 Action: Chair McCabe requested Yvonne Christopher provide a report regarding code
44 enforcement action involving private property at the next meeting.
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46 7. DISCUSS DATE AND TIME FOR NEXT MEETING.
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CHECKLIST
For -Meeting of (:::j7UwC_ oft
PRINT THIS CHECKLIST AND USE FOR PREPARING AGENDA AND
DISTRIBUTION OF PACKETS.
The CEAB Secretary is Michael Vieira.
All meeting materials are usually sent electronically to the members using the email"
distribution list: CEAB Distribution List under Dolores's "Contacts" list in MS
Outlook. If thereare documents to be mailed/faxed to -the members, refer to the CEAB .
Member List (J.•/Code Enforcement Adv. Board/CEAB Member List)
Checklist/
V Send draft agen a to Rob MacKenzie hree weeks prior to meeting date and that
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and'cc: list two weeks prior to meeting date.
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3.Send agenda to IS to"post on D S web site.
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Palermo Improvement Association
P.O. Box 685, Palermo, CA 95968
June 1, 2004
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Abatement committee/ representatives of Butte County:
REF# Nuisance Abatement Process Concerns
The Palermo Improvement Association has followed the process for a long time.
We have sat through the County Supervisors meetings, discussing the abatement process
and a few years ago, we were able to get the Board of Supervisors to designate funds for
the Nuisance abatement program in the sum of $50,000 for five years. We have discussed
this process and feel that the need to move forward with the nuisance abatement process is
critical. The reason why we need this process is because for several years, nuisance
.abatement complaints have been issued to propery owners in the Palermo area. Very
little has been done by these gross violators to clean their property. One such property
owner lives right next to Palermo School. Any given day, one can drive by. and see cars
sitting on jacks, transmissions laying on the ground, engines missing and cars sitting on
their rims with the hoods missing. Although this property has a large fence, cars are
parked in front of the school. Behind the fence of this property, a rather large wrecking
yard is visible with well over. forty cars existing in a highly cluttered property full of
various car parts. Clearly this property owner has no concern for anyone living near his,
property, nor any regard for children who walk past this property to go to school.
We would like this committee to move forward with the nuisance abatement process to
get these gross violators to clean their property. The safety and health of our citizens and
children depend on the process being moved upon. These conditions must not be allowed
to exist, gross violators need to correct their problems without any fiirther delays and this
committee needs to make sure this happens.
The current meeting schedule of every three months would be fine if it goals of moving
forward on the nuisance abatement process were being met. They are not being met! In
the best interest moving forward with the nuisance abatement process, we suggest your
committee meet once a month until the process is well established and nuisance abatement
in our community is a reality and not a simple discussion in a committee that lacks action.
Sincerely,
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Zane J. Libert
Chairman, Palermo Improvement Association
Comments redraft nunutes for Mar. .10
Hi Dolores -
Thanks for the draft minutes.
I appreciate you sending them.
My comments are as follows:
V/Item 2. I su est referring to Rob as "from Butte Count Counsel".
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Item 4. Re Yvonne's report: Could you check with her on this? I didn't take
notes, but it seems to me that in her summary to the CEAB she mentioned she
had told the Supervisors that the AVA program was -underway and how many
vehicles hacrbeen towed, discussed the nuisance abatement program (whic ad .
no ye een commenced); and may: have mentioned the community clean-up
programs available through Public Works. (I don't recall Steve` addressing the Y
Supervisors, but I could be wrong on this.) I think in her report to the CEAB she��
did mention me presenting the two code amendments recommended b� C®2%
CEAB regarding vehicle appraisal and parking restrictions and the fact that. Lt.
Gillingwater also spoke in support of the recommended amendments.
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V/ Regarding the Action, the first sentence can be more succinct: "Staff was
requested to place 'AVA Report from Staff' on the next CEAB meeting agenda."�
In the second sentence "He" should be named.
Item 5. I think the minutes should reflect that after extensive discussion
V/ regarding existing code provisions and the manner that they are enforced, it was
the CEAB's unanimous consensus to take no action on this item.
Item 6. Please add at the end of the Action: "...at a•future4meetizig. The
/tandards may include such things as fence height, fence materials, whether the
ence is sight -obscuring, whether the fence design should be approved by the
Director of Development Services, and whether the Director's design decision
would be subject to appeal." '
Item 7. Please modify first sentence to read simply: "ITEMS NOT LISTED ON
THE AGENDA."
/On the separate. Action Items page, the due date on item 2 is "At discretion of the
Director of Development Services."
Neil
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Location: 202 Mira Loma Drive; Oroville =Klamath Conference Room '
Date: Wednesday, June 2, 2004
Time:-' 3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
AGENDA
°1: Call to Order'— Neil McCabe, Chair' '
-+ M 2. •Roll�Call —Dolores Horn, Secretary
3. Approval of March 10, 2004 Meeting Minutes — Yvonne Christopher ,
-,, Abandoned' Vehicle Abatement (AVA)'Report from Staff to Code -Enforcement Advisory
' Board -Yvonne Christopher
5:. .:'Code Enforcement Advisory Board members'wishing to address items not listed on, the
agenda. .(The Code Enforcement -Advisory Board is.prohibited by State law from taking
action on any item �presented if it is not listed on the agenda.)
r 6. Members of -the public wishing to address the'Code Enforcement Advisory Board on items
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ot: listed on the agenda. • (Presentations will ;be'limited to five ~minutes. The Code
• Enforcement Advisory Board is prohibited by State. law from taking action on any item
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'. presented if it is notlisted orithe agenda:)
�7._ Discuss Date'and Time for Next Meeting
Adjournment
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REGULAR MEETING OF THE BUTTE COUNTY
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SUMMARY ACTION MINUTES OF MARCH 10, 2004
1. CALL TO ORDER
The meeting was called to order at 3:10 p.m. by Chair Neil McCabe at the Klamath
Conference Room, 202 Mira Loma Drive, Oroville, California.
2. ROLL CALL
Board members present: Harold Corkin, Dee Hunter, Ned Kirkham, Don Litton, and
Neil McCabe.
Staff present: Yvonne Christopher, Michael Vieiraa,,-and :Dolores Horn from Butte County
Department of Development Services; Rob MacKenzie from=Butte County. Counsel; Steve
Rodowick from Butte County Public Works. y
Others, present: Madelyn Henry, Cathy Hodges; Ho'wa`rd Marti,` Ada Martz, Don Steele,
Sharon Townsend, Mary Weston, and N. -brie J. Wheeler:
3. APPROVAL OF MEETING MINUTES7QF DECEMBER 10, 2003
A motion was made by Deee Hunter, seconded ' by Don Litton and unanimously carried to
approve the meeting minutes of December=10, 2003. There was one abstention by Ned
Kirkham who was not in atteridance_at theyDCcember 10, 2003 meeting. "
4. REPORT ONwBOARD 'OE SURE_RVISORS MEETING OF FEBRUARY 24, 2004
CONCERNING PRESENT tSTATUS OF ABANDONED VEHICLE , ABATEMENT
PROGRAM
Yvonne Christopher summarized her report given to the Board of Supervisors. She informed
them that the AVA Program was underway, the number of vehicle towed to date, and a
discussion about the nuisance abatement program. Neil McCabe presented two code
enforcement ordinance changes, and Lieutenant Gillingwater from California Highway Patrol
(CHP) spoke in support of the recommended amendments. She added that Steve Rodowick
discussed some of the Public Works current and proposed community clean-up programs
Action: Staff was requested to place `.`AVA Report from Staff' on the next CEAB meeting
agenda. Chair McCabe also requested that a representative from the Chico CHP be invited to
attend the Code Enforcement Advisory Board meetings.
5. DISCUSSION OF PROPOSED REVISION TO BUTTE COUNTY CODE PROVISION
CONCERNING ALLOWABLE SQUARE FEET OF JUNK BASED ON SIZE OF
PROPERTY (LARGE PARCELS)
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2 After a lengthy discussion regarding existing code provisions and the manner in which they
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9 Advisory Board to review at a future meeting. The standards may include such things as
10 fence height, fence materials, whether the fence is sight -obscuring, whether the fence design
11 should be approved by the Director of Development Services, and whether the Director's
12 design decision would be subject to appeal.
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18 Steve Rodowick-announced the Butte County_PPublic Works :department will hold a 'Tire
19 Amnesty Day on.Saturday; April 24, 2004, at -A -he Highway 70 Irrdusfr-ial Park in the south part
20 of the county. He added there will be advertising.inpthe Enterprise Record and Gridley Herald
21 -newspapers for this community clean-up program.
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23 `Rob MacKenzie stated the Board of Supervisors .had formed a- solid waste subcommittee to
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9 Advisory Board to review at a future meeting. The standards may include such things as
10 fence height, fence materials, whether the fence is sight -obscuring, whether the fence design
11 should be approved by the Director of Development Services, and whether the Director's
12 design decision would be subject to appeal.
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14 7. ITEMS NOT LISTED ON THE AGENDA. (THE CODELENFORCEMENT ADVISORY
15 BOARD IS PROHIBITED BY STATE LAW FROM TAKING ACTION ON ANY ITEM
16 PRESENTED IF IT IS NOT LISTED ON THE AGENDA-
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18 Steve Rodowick-announced the Butte County_PPublic Works :department will hold a 'Tire
19 Amnesty Day on.Saturday; April 24, 2004, at -A -he Highway 70 Irrdusfr-ial Park in the south part
20 of the county. He added there will be advertising.inpthe Enterprise Record and Gridley Herald
21 -newspapers for this community clean-up program.
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the Director of
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CEAB Labels
NED KIRKHAM
NEIL MCCABE
J:\Code Enforcement Adv. BoardlCEA6
58 NORTHWOOD COMMONS PLACE
2255 E. 8T" STREET
Labels
Updated: 05/25/04
CHICO CA 95973-7214
CHICO CA 95928-9135
HAROLD CORKIN
DON LITTON
SANG KIM
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1550 SIXTH STREET
P.O. BOX 171
ADMINISTRATION
OROVILLE CA .95965-4429
STIRLING CITY CA 95978
VIA COURIER MAIL
ROB MACKENZIE
COUNTY COUNSEL
MIKE VIEIRA
DEE HUNTER
DEPT. OF DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
P.O. BOX 544
VIA COURIER MAIL
':BANGOR CA 95914
MADELYN HENRY
P. O. BOX 239
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JOY HUDSON
STIRLING CITY CA 95978
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1844 WILLIAMS
STIRLING CITY CA 95978
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P. O. BOX 685P.
O. BOX 163
CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL
PALERMO CA 95968'
STIRLING CITY CA' 95978
995 FIR STREET
CHICO, CA 95928-6301
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PALERMO. IMPROVEMENT ASSOC.
P. O. BOX 143
15'RUTH'S COURT
P.O. BOX 685 -
STIRLING CITY CA -95978
OROVILLE'CA 95966-9387
PALERMO CA 95968
SUPERVISOR DOLAN °
SUPERVISOR HOUX
SGT. DAN RODMAN
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
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CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
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1230 HIGH STREET
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MIKE CRUMP
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