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HomeMy WebLinkAbout68-033Gp~,GLv-J RESOLUTION NOe 6s-33 yn`~~z~-~'`~- ; ~~ /„~ d ~~ BOARD OF SUPERVISORS G~~~j.GO f ~ `"~ 1 21 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 23 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 COUNTY OF BUTTE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA RESOLUTION REQUESTING AMENDMENT TO GOVERNMENT CODE SECTTON 28126 WHEREAS, the Butte County Grand Jury for 1967 has reported on the need for increases in salaries for the sup3rvisars, (district atto rney and auditor of the County of Butte; and WHEREAS, said resolution has been forwarded to the Honor- able Fred Marler, Senator representing Butte County, and the Honorable Ray Johnson, Assemblyman representing Butte County; and WHEREAS, this Board of Supervisors has considered the recommendations and resolution for the amendment to Government Code Section 28126, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNTY OF BUTTE that the amendment to the Government Code Section 28126, as recommended by the 1967 Grand Jury of the County of Butte, be, and the same is hereby approved. Section 28126 of the Government Code should be amended as follows: "In a county of the 26th class the officers shall receive as compensation for the services required of them by law or by virtue of their offices the salaries and fees fixed pursuant to the charter of the county, except that the following shall receive as compensation for such services the following sums: (a) The auditor, Twelve Thousand ($12,000) Dollars a year. (b) The District Attorney, Eighteen Thousand Five Hundred ($18,500) Dollars a year. He shall not engage in private practice of law and shall devote all his time and attention during business hours to the duties of his office. (c) Each supervisors, Seven Thousand Two Hundred ($7,200) Dollars a year for all services performed by him as supervisor, member of Board of Equalization, or in any other capacity, and each supervisor shall be provided 1 2 3 4, 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 2B 27 28 29 30 31 32 transportation for all his official duties, or shall receive mileage at the rateof ten cents ($0.10) for each mile actually traveled within the county in the performance of his official duties, or in going to or from any meeting of said board when traveling by auto - mobile, and all actual and necessary traveling expenses when traveling on county business outside the county. (d) Grand jurors in the su~ior court shall ~~ receive Ten ($10) Dollars for each day's attendance and I I ten ($0.10) cents for each mile actually traveled in 'i attending court as such jurors. Such per diem and mileage allowance shall be paid to grand jurors for attendance at meetings of committees appointed by the Foreman of the Grand Jury and to grand jurors making individual investigations ', when such investigations are authorized in writing by the ~~, foreman. Trial jurors in the superior court shall receive Five Dollars ($5) for the first day's attendance at court and Seven Dollars ($7) for each succeeding day's attendance, ', together with fifteen cents ($0.15) for each mile traveled in attending court as such jurors, one way only." BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Clerk of this board forward a copy of this resolution to the Honorable Fred Marler, Senator representing Butte County, and the Honorable Ray Johnson, Assembly- may representing Butte County. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte, State of California, this 26th day of March, 1968, by the following vote: AYES: Supervisors Howsden, Ma nand Chair an McKillop NOES' Supervisors Dunaway an ryde ABSENT: S~ D M XON, C airman o the to County Board of Supervisors ', ATTEST: JESSIE ROGERS, County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors By Deputy ll r{~~L~":~'~~i`1 s~~~ TAE ~U'~ ~~~ ~;o~~~~ ~r C_=~~°~~ ~U~c A • t:C?`?L~E~~.1:1?`i~• S.t~LA::IES All~D GC11~.~%?~St~TI41~i ~r BUTT: ~UUc~','1'Y ~1~s:•iGiALS 1 5~%~iERE~~S, tine Grnr_d jury is empo~~~ereei to ix~~esti ;ate and xepore upvt tics ~.+ nuG'.'iv fox" i'_;CT2aSE,'.S or C'?CCrEcc.SC'B in. 95Zc~-~iu~S of xi:'~ 'COr~li:~y' 5Li4 erviSOr5, Qiri~~'iC~ 3 ~;x£orryey, aid ti°e au%xitoi; arad 4 6~,'1-lEl'.LAS, asu:r irtervle-a~s rv~in o`iicials co:3oerr.~ci aL:l ca3ce_al con3x~era- ~ tion of tii,°. CP'~;JE'I1S~ t?OTi flf t:]@ COLbllty StlperY?59rS, di.;atrict c`1ttOS%..~.y, a.T?G. ~~e aLt'31L0'g g anti the cor_:penEatio~3s eforesuid should ~, revised to gxast to 7 the co~annty s3pervisore tine surn of ~7, 2JO.~JJ per y..ax for salary. 8 the ciis£rfct acct©rrey the sum of ~i8, 500.00 i~er year r'or salary, . ~ the auditor Lie s3r~. of X12, LJ0.0:7 par year for salary. 10 1'3Jl'v, Ti•3i/i=si=,L"vl~i, BE IT 1',ESL)L~1E17 ~~ rCa..L~ti'15: 11 'iTiat t'nc Gras' Jt~x-y of the ~o~anty ox' B,~~tce 1.ereL~r repa~-t:s aril re~a:s?r~.e~a.~~s 12 titax 8°cxiol 2£120 of the Gover, :s.estt Cof1° of the Stato of Californis corcerniiib flee 13 co ?;:eizsatior_ of the eou..nty sulervisoxs, u~~'sL~-ict arxorney, and t'~e a3siixor, ~ :~~err'sd 14 to read as follows: 15 "In a cou.~ty of the 2~th class tics officers s?~all receive as co~-r~ensation 16 for the services re~,~ured cs xl-Eein Ysy law Gr L~y vir«e of tl3eir offices the ~,`] sal2ri~s and fB~S fi;sd ~ltrSUa23t t0 t=2L' Cil~'?°£v'r cf tiSc^ COEI~;L~J, C}:CG':i C73~' 1$ tiles fo11U~Ve32U shcil reCeivB 83 COiYtY wI]$ati031 Gor 6:iCli SOrY1G~;~u ti1G' 19 follo;•ainp s~,a~tzs: 20 (a) The auditor, 1'~velve T'neusanrl (~i2, d09~, i~llar. s a yew . 21 (L) 'i'he district attorney, Eiflnteen Thousand rive llur3~-ed 22 (~Slo, 5DGj i~llass a y-~a~~. xIe sliali r_cx en~a~e in i~-rivate practioe of 23 la:v as :shall cM,vote all his time anc?, atxent;on dur_z:?o ~usi:dWsS hours 24 to t13e duties of i~.is oSfice. 2g (c) Each supervisor, Seven Tiioustn3 Two 1-lcendred ($7, 2JJ) 26 cellars a year for all services performed by hin3 as sagervisox, 2"I ~ u~e~f:~r of tine Boyd 6f E~u~?lri;8£i011, Ur in aLy Ot~3°.r Co^,~RCity, 2~d 28 each su;,ervisor sIar1117e provided trnn~ ~ortatioii far aII his af£:icjal 29 duties, o~" shall receive r.~ileao at t,.~a xate of ten cents (50.10) for 30 each s~ile actually traveled ~.vithin tY:e cowry in the perforanance of ?iis 31 official defies, or in ~ing• to or from a,~y rnee£ln~ of said 5oard ~,~inen 32 traveling by autor~~o~~i.le, a}~d all actual ar~d r_ecess2ry trave3.if: 1 2 3 s 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 i~ 15 1s 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 26 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 G'X~3G-'Il$OS EVilwi7 tic`J('-1_7I1~ OY1 Cp'-3Bt+~ I'.-:151YLes9 CL1tSid~ ti,e GOLillty. (dj IYrF,n,~s y~rors i;1 the suu~riar court s;-lt.l.l xecciv2 ien (alOj ~`'.o3lars far each day's atten.~'.cnce anti tc-n (:J~J.lt~j cents far eaCla r,~ale actually ttaveled in attpnciirb court as snch jurors. Such pex diem anti n•:ilea;;e : Ilo~~ance shad ~ }3uid to ;rand jurors fox attend~Encc z 3neetin~s of committees a;~~.oin4ed by the rorer_~an - oi the Grand Jury ax.~i tp brand jurors n:a'_~~n~ indivicual ir_vesi='aa- tians ~;~aen s~scla inveEtioutians are authorizes? iII Evritir~~ ~r the fo-r~rxzan. 'I~io3. jt?rors iii ~e s:;~rior court shall rzceive -i.~ree -- ~-- I?oliars (:~3j far the first day's attpndaic~ at court a3~d Ss~ien L2ollars ($'n fur each suc~eE.lino day's attersti?.rce, too~ti~er with fifitee~. eetztb (4~t?. laj for e4ch rile tra:~elpc3 in attenciin~ wart cs such jarprs, one vray aniy." BE I': ~Uh~zuiZ ~ LSGL'VIaD that tre secratary of this Gra.~:l Ju~-~1 sha11 fvr- ~~ard z cagy of this rtisoiution to the 1•Innprai7ie Prer,' ;Jlarier, State eaawor re~rese..t- inb, h'utte Goun~r, aid to rrlaQ s3onoral~le Rey Johnson, Assen:`~lyn3a:~. represe ti:~b iutt4 Gp:?nty, az;d hereLy ~~cor~r~zor~ds to tI:e ;rer~:~ia.xs of tt~e l.pbi.siature re~resp;?ti~~ t'r~ county, that tizes~v a~s:er_tti;~.en2;~ I;i e1:Rcted into la:,r. - P}1S5?:,~3 Ahll) hi;i3i':iEE~3 this list day of x ei;.`ua`"y, 1968, by un~in~o~ss vote. BUS" I"I CvUi~S:'Y GR AF`ID JCiRX ay ~j~/ /~y-~" - _ L /' A'I'~'~ST: ~~- j' ~ C~~~~~ Richard A. i-Iorton ``" Secretary