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From: Steve Simpson -<qhicoc3@aoI.com>
Date: October 10, 2016 at 5:20:37 AM PDT
To: Connelly Bob <bconnellyLq�buttecounty.net , Wahl Larry <IwahlLcTr)buttecountv.nct>, Kirk
Marureen <mkirk @butqjcc�u�nty xxet>, Lambert Steve <slambert@buttecounty.net>, Teeter Doug
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Subject: Measure L
Board of Supervisors,
Thank you for continuing the fight to protect Butte County.
Follow the link below to view the article.
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OROVILLE >> The Board of Supervisors will formally adopt its opposition to Measure L at �ts meebng on
Tuesday.
The measure would allow for commercial cannabis activity in most areas of the county and repeal local land use
restrictions. At the last meeting, public information officer Casey Hatcher gave u presentation on the potential
effects of Measure Land/or staLe|eveU Proposition 64, which would legalize adult marijuana use.
According to the staff report, the board feels the local measure would repeal six years of marijuana regulations in
the county and be burden to public safety.
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The board will also hear report on the county's recent leadership academy and recognize its participants. This
was the first year a management series was held, taught by county department heads. At the meeting, the
projects completed by participants, regarding county services/program outreach, a countywide intern program,
energy-related issues and ahorma||zed wellness program, will be presented.
Representatives from the California State Association of Counties will be in attendance at the meeting to present
awards to the county's Probation Department for its Strengthening Families program and the library and
behavioral health department for their Each Mind Matters program.
Several re- appointments to the Butte County Children and Families Commission will be requested. Those
members include: Supervisor Maureen Kirk, Mark Lundberg, Sandra Moch|da, Tm||m Scherquis%, Karen Mar|at1,
Tim Taylor and Lorenzo Tobias.
The board may also apprmvom letter to the C|q/ ofG,|dAey, which states that if the city could insure its pool and
the county could getc�earance from the county's Public Health Department, the board would discuss keeping the
pool open while the city worked on getting a replacement. According %uthe letter, the current insurer has backed
out and the county has been unable Lotake the pool on since |t |s^ high risk."
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