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HomeMy WebLinkAbout74-119WI-~EAS, Covernor Ronald Reagan signed into law Assembly Bill 392, Chapter 912 Statutes of 1972, the State Beach, Park, Recreational and Historical Faczlities Bond Act of 1971a.; and WH~REIaS, this ac~ was apprnved by the voters as Proposition One in June o~' ~974; and VtHREAS, the Act calls for each county ~o consult wr~th all citie5 and c~i.stricts within the caunty wizich are authorized to provide park and recreational serv~.ces, the purpose of such meetings being to develop a priority plaiz for expenditUre of the county's allocation of 3971~ bond. funds; and WIiEREt1S, an ad hoc Recreation Committee was appointed by~ the Butte County Association of Governments to develop a priority plan for expenditure for Butte County; and WF~REAS, the County of Butte, through the ad hoc Recreation Commit-tee has consulted w:i.th said cities ~d dis~ri:cts and has prepared a priority plan for expenditure of the County's al7.ocation, includin~ expendz~ure by e]~.gible cities and districts, said pian being attached hereto as Exhibit "A" and which a1.so contains local control procedures f'or Butte County; and ti~I-IEftEAS, said priority p1an has been approved by at least 50 percen~ of ~he cities and districts representing 50 percent o.f the population of the cities and districts withi.n the County, said ap~oval bein~ shown as Exhib~.t °B" attached hereto. ~ ~ /~9 RESOI,UTION OF T!-IE BOAR- OF STJPERVISORS APPROVING F~RIORZTY P2ArT FY1R EXPENDITURE REQU.IIi~A BX THE STATE OF CLAI~RNIA FOR ALLOCATZOI3 OF FUNDS ~R RECREATION HOND ACT 0~' 1971~ NOW, `I'FIEFtEFORE~ BE TT F~SOLUED tha~ tY~ Butte Cow~ty Board o£ Supervisors has met in regul.ar session to rev1ew the attached priority plan ~'or expenditure and approves sai.d priority plan for expenditure. PRSSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors this 27th day of Au~use , 1974, by ~he ~oiio~~ vote: AYFS: Supervisors Cameron, Ladd, McKillop and Chaixman Madigan NOES: Supervisor Gilman AHSEAFT: I~one NOT VOTII3G: ~Ioae : 1 ACK N IGAN~ Chairm f the Board of Supervisors ATTEST: CLARK A. NEISON, County G1erk and EX-Off7_CI.Q Clerk of the Board By,~,~~(~. ~' ~' %~-- _2_ E.__ibit "A" G(3UNTY 0~' BUTTE PRIORITS.` PLAN FC3R EXPENDITURE State Beach~ Park, Recreational and Historical FaCilities Bond Act of 1 1 County of Butte - Tota1 A7.loeation A~encv ~ Pro.iects A. Chico Area Recreation Aistrict ~ City of Ckaico One Mile Dam~Sycamore Pool (Bidwell Park~ Hooker Oak Recreation Rrea (Bidwell Park) Protection of Water Quality in Big Chico Creek SoftbalZ~Baseball Complex (Chico Airport) Graham Property Acquisition, 900 acres Bi.keway ~ai1 System (Bidwell Park} TeruLi.s Cnurt Complex B. Feather River Recreation and Park District ~ „ City of Orovill.e So~thside Park and Commi.uii.ty Building Bedroek Tennis Cour~E Lighting and Restroom (lead agency, Orovil3e) Recreation and Off`i.ce Building Nelson Park F~pansion Renovation of Tab1e Mountain Go1f Course Sprink]~.ng Off Road Vehicle Parking Hewitt Park Master P1an C. Paradise Recreation and Park District Teen~Senior Center Cover for Outdoor Swimming Poo]. Lighting for Ridin Arena Build ~ao Lighted~rassed Softball F`ields Master P1an - Bi7.1.e Park Improve 3~ai1.s on Coutelenc Park Water Development Project in Coutelenc Park Enlarge Present Recreation Center Building (Addition of Assembly Hall), New Tennis Courts (Site Undetermined) D. Durham Recreation and Park District Durham Aguatics Facilities Concrete Tables and P~.ay Equa.pment ~lec~rzcal System at Park and Ball F~elds Road Resurfacing in Park Axea New Park Restrooms Two Acre Land Purchase for Park Recreational Builcli.r~ w.i.th Offa.ce Master Plan~Durham Park $ ~.78,121. 00 Allocation Amaunts $ 176 , 000. ~t~ $ Z03 ~2,14~~97 $ 29 ,61~•3g $ 6„~2'~,1.36 -2- . A~encv ~ Pro.iects Allocation Amoiants E. Gri.dley ~ Biggs Area ~ ~- ~~- • Recreational Land Purchase Baseball l}iamonds w.i.thin Recreational Areas Municipal Park Recreat~onal Improvements F. Richrrale liecreation District ~ ~'` - 6 Picnic~Park, Tennis Court and Flayground at Richvale Elementaiy School Total Allocation to Agencies $ 47$.121.00 PRTORITY PT.,AN FY}R EXPENDI~URE LOCAL CONTA.OL PR.OCEDURES Tn accordance with the provisions of Section 509b.~6 0~ Ass~mbly Bill 392, ¢haptered as Chapter 97-2, Statutes of 1972, a p~iority plan for expenditure of the total Bu~te County apportionment of State Beach, Park, Recreational and Historical Faci7.~.ties Bond Act of 1971~ is being presented. Definitions a. Ac~. "Act" means the State Beach, Park, Recreational, and Historical FaciLita.es $ond Act of 1974 or the 2'Berg - Co1.lier Park Bond Act. b. A1location. "Allocation" means the amount of funds made available to e~.igible agencies from Butte County's total. apportionment. c. Applicant. "Applicant" means any public agency or political subd9.va.sion of the State eliga.ble ~or, and applying for, Park Bond Act funds. For the purposes of the Act, e3igible agencies are counties, cities, and special districts authorized by law to prova.d.e public park and recreation sextirices without undue restrictions glaced on public uses. d. Annortionment. 10Apportionment" means tha~ amount of flznds allocated by the State and made avai.lable to Butte County. e. Board. "Board" means Butte County Board of Supervisors. f. Committee. "Committee" means ad hoc l~ecreation Committee as established by the Butte County Association of Governments. g. Fund. 'tFlznd" means the local Recreation Bond Act ~nd, created by the Z'Herg -- Collier Park Bond Aat. f E[ .. ' [ . .... ..._ ... .._ .. .. .............. . _.. ___' ..___ . . .... ...... .....~ 2 __.. _ :.. .' , . : ' _~._ . ..:..... ....,.' ___._'___ _ -3- General Provisions a. 2ncrease services. Encoux~age eligible agencies providing a~.ow level of service or no serv~ces to accegt their r.esponsibility.in the area of recxeation. This will primarily be accomp].a.shed through ~he pro~ect priority a~.location of tha plan. b. Matchin~ funds. Require all e3~.gible agencies desiring to subrr~it projects under the Ac~ to provide a minimum of 25°fo local matchir~ funds of project(s) cost. Reasons for a matching f'~uid requirement are: 1. To have eligible agencies make a commitment in avoiding indiscrim~.nate expendi-~ure of Park Bond Act funds. 2. To help enab~e the f~u-ding of more projects within an agency's allocation. c. Con'tinued ~ration and maintenance. Req~i.re each eligible agency to give assurances and show capability for continued operation 2.nd ma3ntenance before a project can be approved. d, Other nro.iects a,n_d unused £unds. Eligible agencies shall submit any other project priorita.es to this Committee by May 15, ~97g so that they may be reviewed and any unexpended or unused funding shal3 be real.located by this Committee at that ta.me. The 25~o matching requirement shail. be maintained as a local control procedure to ensure good faith and follo~-through on the part of the eligible jurisdiction applying for funds.