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January 5, 1988
Call to order - Board of Supervisors room, County Administration
Building, 25 County Center Drive, Oroville. Present: Supervisors
Fulton, Mclnturf, McLaughlin, Vercruse and Chair Dolan.
Martin J. Nichols, chief administrative officer; Susan Roff, county
counsel; and Cathy Pitts, assistant clerk to the Board.
Pledge of allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America.
88-1 Comments by Chair Dolan.
88-2 Election of new Board Chair. (1T6)
MOTION: NOMINAT$ SUPERVISOR McINTURF TO BE TH$ CHAIRMAN FOR 1988.
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VOTE: 1 NV 2 Y 3 Y 4 Y 5 Y {Motion carried)
{FRESENTATiON OF FLAQUE TO OUTGOING CHAIR.)
88-3 Election of new Board Vice-Chair. (269?
MOTION: NOMINATE SUPERVISOR FULTON AS VICE CHAIRMAN.
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VOTE: ~. Y 2 Y 3 Y 4 Y 5 NV (Motion carried
88-4 Comments by Supervisors:
a. New Chair. (2871
b. Other members of the Board. (332) (SUPERVISOR FULTON.1
$8-5 Items removed from the Consent Agenda: (363)
].. Budget transfer - action requested - APPROVE BUDGET TRANSFER B-
83.
88-6 Consent BQeada {368) ~`"
1. Approval. of minutes -action requested - APPROVE ~NUTES OF
DECEMBER 1, 1987 AIdD DECEMBER 15, 1987.
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2. Budget transfers - action requested - APPROVE BUDGET TRANSFERS
B-79, B-$1, B-85, B-S6, B-87 AND B-88.
3. Formation of County Service Area No. 100 fHally Gardens} -the
Local Agency Formation Commission has approved the formation CSA
lOfl for the purpose of providing street lighting, storm drainage
maintenance, and a sewer pump station - action requested - ADOPT
RESOLUTION 88-1 SETTING A PUBLIC HEARING FOR FEBRNARY 23, 1988
AT 9:00 A.M.
4. Formation of County Service Area No. 102 (Meadowlark Acres} -
the Local Agency Formation Commission has approved the formation
of CSA 102 for the purpose of providing street lighting and
storm drainage maintenance - action requested - ADOPT
RESOLUTION $8-2 SETTING A PUBLIC HEARING FOR FEBRUARY 23, 1988
AT 9:15 A.M.
5. County Library donations - in accordance with Government Code
Section 25355, donations have been received for the Butte County
Library Trust Fund as follows. $302.50 from Paradise Friends of
the Library for books, $500 from Chico Friends of the Library
for books, $150 from Chico Friends of the Library in honor of
volunteers, $260 from Chico Friends of the Library for memorial
books, $100 from Donald J. Casey for books, $100 from EMAC Farms
for Durham Branch Books, $500 from Paradise Friends of the
Library for books, $100 from Deane and Edith Williams for books,
$450 from City of Biggs and $130 from Robie Amer for memorial
books - action requested -ACCEPT DONATIONS AND AUTHORIZE
LETTERS OF APPRECIATION.
6. County Library donations - in accordance with Government Code
Section 25355, donations have been received for Oroville
Headquarters Library, $9,686.64; Ghico Branch $10,873.44;
Paradise Branch, $4,289.25; and Gridley Branch, $7,799.60 -
action requested -ACCEPT DONATIONS AND AUTHORIZE LETTERS OF
APPRECIATION.
7. Appointment to Chico Area Recreation and Park District Master
Plan Project Citizens Advisory Committee - action requested -
APPOINT PLANNING COMMISSIONER ALLAN FORBES.
8. Appointments to Drug Abuse in Schools Advisory Committee -
action requested - APPOINT PETER GIBSON, DR. WILLIAM DRESSER,
FRANCES SMITH, MARISA BARBARA, MARIAN BRAMBLE GAGE,
DR. WILLIAM GIBSON, TERRY KORTON, KRISTINA ZANCANELLA, AND
TERE LAWRENCE TO SERVE UNTIL DECEMBER 31, 1989.
9. Appointment to Assessment Appeals Board - action requested -
REAPPOINT DOUG DREBERT TO SERVE UNTIL SEPTEMBER 3, 1990.
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1fl. Appointment to Personnel Appeals Commission - action requested -
APPOTNT DON OHRT {LABOR} TO REPLACE FRANK NETH AND ART GILMAN
(MANAGEMENT}.
11. Appointment to Paradise Memorial Hall Committee - action
requested -APPOINT OSCAR AHNBERG, DELEGATE AND HARRY HUDSON,
ALTERNATE, REPRESENTING CALIFORNIA VETERANS S¢UARE DANCE
ASSOCIATION; LESLIE LYON, DELEGATE AND ALBERT PLUMB, ALTERNATE,
REPRESENTING DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS; GTLBERT BAILY, DELEGATE
AND ROGER B. DILLON, ALTERNATE, REPRESENTING VFW MAX BILLS
POST 2039; AND DAVID JERRO, DELEGATE AND RAYMOND ALVARADO,
ALTERNATE, REPRESENTING AMERICAN LEGION POST NO. 259,
12. Donald J. Blake, Jr., attorney at law, on behalf of
Roxanne E. O'Neill, files a claim in the amount of $40,000 as a
result of alleged damages sustained on or about September 8,
1987 involving the Sheriff's Department - action requested -
REJECT CLAIM AND REFER TO COUNTY COUNSEL AND RISK MANAGEMENT.
13. Richard Pyle, Stirling City -files a claim in the amount of
$27.6 million as a result of alleged injuries and damages
sustained on or about December 2. 1987 while incarcerated in the
Butte County Jail - action requested - REJECT CLAIM AND REFER TO
COUNTY COUNSEL AND RISK MANAGEMENT.
14. Native of completion - installation of fiberglass finish, Biggs
Swimming Pool (CSA 31} -Cahill Fiberglass Company has
satisfactorily completed the installation of a fiberglass finish
at the pool - action requested - ACCEPT THE WORK AND AUTHORIZE
THE RECORDING OF THE NOTICE OF COMPLETION.
15. District Attorney mobile radios -Board authorization is
requested to acquire three mobile radios at a cost of $2,071 to
be installed in vehicles utilized by welfare fraud investigative
officers -action requested - AUTHORIZE AC¢UTSTTTON OF FIXED
ASSET ITEMS.
16. Sheriff's Department mobile radios -Board authorization is
requested to acquire three mobile radios from within existing
budgetary appropriations to be installed in newly acquired
administrative and investigative vehicles - action requested -
APPROYE AC¢UISTTION OF FIXED ASSET ITEMS.
17. Law Library trust fund transfer - the Law Library Board of
Trustees request Board approval of a transfer of $1.522.75 from
the Gray trust fund (fund 1080} to the Law Library operating
fund (fund 1fl98) - action requested - APPROVE TRANSFER OF FUNDS.
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I8. Deferred compensation plan - the Deferred Compensation Committee
recommends an amendment to the agreement with Sacramento Savings
that will lock in "floor rates" far five years and establish a
new program with the International City Management Association,
Retirement Corporation, to offer an additional deferred
compensation program as an option to Sacramento Savings - action
requested - APPROVE AMENDMENT TO THE SACRAMENTO SAVINGS
AGREEMENT AND AUTHORIZE THE CHAIR TO SIGN AND ADOPT
RESOLUTION 88-3 ESTABLISHING A NEW PROGRAM WITH THE
INTERNATIONAL CITY MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION.
19. Food stamp employment and training program -the plan and
operating budget has been prepared for operation of the program
covering the period October 1, 1987 through June 30, 1988. As
part of the plan approval, Board authorization is requested to
acquire dBASE III program software - action requested - APPROVE
PLAN AND BUDGET, AND AUTHORIZE THE PURCHASE OF FIXED ASSET ITEM.
20. Salary ordinance amendment - changes classification of three
chief deputy positions to assistant sheriff with no change in
salary -action requested - WAIVE THE SECOND READING AND ADOPT
ORDINANCE 255Q.
21. Salary ordinance amendment - the ordinance transfers the welfare
fraud investigation function from the Welfare Department to the
District Attorney, adds a building inspector II/I position and a
building inspection technician position to the Building
Inspection Department, and adds a mental health clinician II/T
and a typist clerk II/I to Mental Health general services -
action requested - WAIVE THE SECOND READING AND ADOPT
ORDINANCE 2551.
22. Salary ordinance amendment - the ordinance reclassifies a public
health nurse position to a senior public health nurse and adds
code enforcement officers to the Planning Department and
Building Inspection Department as part of the supplemental
budget approval - action requested - WAIVE THE FIRST READING OF
THE ORDINANCE.
23. Mental Health responsible local official designation - a
resolution has been prepared designating the Director of Mental
Health to carry out responsibility for those functions
designated in Section 77x81 of the California Administrative
Code -action requested - ADOPT RESOLUTION 88-4 AND AUTHORIZE
THE CHAIR TO SIGN.
24. Use of National Guard Armory for homeless - the Chief
Administrative Officer entered into a letter of agreement with
the Community Action .Agency to operate a homeless shelter
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program at the Chico National Guard Armory wherein the CAA has
agreed to provide liability protection to the county far the
homeless shelter program -action requested -- APPROVE AN
AGREEMENT TO SUCCEED THE EXISTING LETTER OF AGREEMENT WITH
COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY AND RATIFY THE LICENSE AGREEMENT WITH
THE CALIFORNIA NATIONAL GUARD FOR THE USE OF THE ARMORY FOR
SHELTER PURPOSES.
25, Forest Service agreement - an agreement has been prepared with
U.S.D.A. Forest Service for monitoring the Pae Bald Eagle
nesting territory. $1,000 and far the burning of 40 acres of
deer wintering range, $1,500 with funding coming from the
county's Fish and Game Commission fund -action requested -
APPROVE CONTRACT AND AUTHORIZE THE CHAIR TO SIGN,
26. County Counsel agreements - agreements have been prepared with
the attorneys Robert E. Burness, Jr., Neil H. McCabe and
Robert A. Glusman -~ action requested - APPROVE AGREEMENTS AND
AUTHORIZE THE CHAIR TO SIGN.
27. Valley Bookkeeping Services agreement - an agreement has been
prepared with the agency in the amount of $3,735 to perform as a
substitute payee to receive and deposit client checks and a
trust account for the Department of Social Services GAIN Program
covering the period of July 1. 1987 through June 30, 1988 -
action requested - APPROVE CONTRACT AND AUTHORIZE THE CHAIR T4
SIGN.
28. Chico Unified School. District EIR contract
been prepared with Planning Associates for
environmental impact report to focus on imp
a new elementary school on Henshaw Avenue in
in the amount of $15,450 - action requested
AND AUTHORIZE THE CHAIR TO SIGN.
- an agreement has
preparation of an
acts of construction
Chico. Contract is
- APPROVE AGREEMENT
29. Advance step hiring - transportation planner - Board
authorization is requested to retain a transportation planner at
"C" step of the salary range -action requested -APPROVE
ADVANCE STEP HIRING AS REQUESTED.
MOTION: MOVE TO APPROVE THE CONSENT AGENDA WITH THE REMOVAL OF
BUDGET TRANSFER B-83.
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VOTE: lY 2Y 3Y 4Y
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Regular Agenda
88-7 Introduction of new resident deputy for the Forest Ranch area. (419)
(SHERIFF WOOD INTRODUCED VICTOR LOPES.)
$8-8 Appointments - commissions and committees.
a. Appointment to Air Pollution Hearing Board. {473) (CONTINUED
UNTIL LETTERS ARE WRITTEN TO THE FARM BUREAU, CALIFORNIA WOMEN IN
AGRICULTURE AND THE TIMBER INDUSTRY AS~CING FOR FOSSIBLE NOMINEES.)
b. Appointments to committee vacancies. (530)
MOTION: MOVE TO APPOINT MARGE CLARK,
160 CANYON DRIVE, OROViLLE,
CEMETERY DISTRICT BOARD OF DI
TERM OF JUDY ROBTHSON.
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VOTE: 1Y 2Y 3Y 4Y
AUNT NELLIE'S FARM KITCHEN,
CA 95966. TO THE OR4VILLE
RECTORS TO FILL THE UNEXPIRED
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MOTION: MOVE TO REAPPOINT THE MEMBERS OF ALL MEMORIAL HALL
COMMITTEES AND NOTIFY THE ORGANIZATIONS OF THE APPOINTMENTS
AND IF THEY DO MOT WANT THE SAME MEMBERS, THE ORGANIZATIONS
ARE TO NOTIFY THE BOARD.
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VOTE: l Y 2 Y 3 Y 4 Y 5 Y (Unanimously carried}
88-9 Presentation by Hazardous Waste Advisory Committee reviewing the
planning process, goals, participants and the role of the cities.
{PRESENTATION MADE BY PRISCILLA HANFORD, CHAIRMAN.} {657)
MOTION: ADOPT RESOLUTION 88-5 ESTABLISHING WASTE/SOURCE REDUCTION AS
A PRIORITY IN THE USE AND MANAGEMENT OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
IN THE COUNTY.
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VOTE: 1 Y 2 Y 3 Y 4 Y 5 Y (Unanimously carried)
88-10 Report from Planning Director in response to Gerald N. de Roco letter
regarding land use decisions made by the Airport Land Use Commission
and other related matters. (from 12/15/87) {1303) (REPORT RECEIVED
AND DISCUSSED; NO ACTION TAKEN.)
Public Hearings aad Timed Items
88-11 Presentation by State Office of Land Conservation an interim farm
land maps. (3.728} {PRESENTATION MADE BY EMILY KISHI, DEPARTMENT OF
LAND CONSERVATION; JERRY SMITH, FARM ADVISOR, DESIGNATED AS
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COORDINATOR TO OBTAIN MAPS FROM THE STATE AND RECEIVE INPUT FROM
INTERESTED PARTIES; ANA THE MATTER WAS CONTINUED UNTIL MARCH 15, 1988
FOR BOARD CONSIDERATION OF THE INPUT RECEIVED ON THE PRELIMINARY
MAPS.}
RECESS: 10:23 a.m.
RECONVENE: 10:42 a.m.
(SUPERVISOR VERCRUSE ABSENT AT THIS TIME,)
Re,-,,,gular Agenda
88-12 Consideration and ratification of Management, Confidential and
Supervisory Unit Memorandum of Understanding for 1987-88. (2607}
MOTION: MOVE TO RATIFY THE MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING FOR THE
MANAGEMENT, CONFIDENTIAL AND SUPERVISORY UNIT WITH THE
CHANGES IN THE SECTION RELATING TO INSURANCE CORRECTED TO
SHOW AN EFFECTIVE DATE OF JANUARY 9, 1988.
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VOTE: ~. Y 2 Y 3 AB 4 Y 5 Y (Motion carried?
(SUPERVISOR VERCRUSE PRESENT AT THIS TIME.}
$8-13 Report from County Counsel regarding nuisance abatement and zoning
enforcement on property located in both the City of Chico and the
county. {2692? **(00} {PRESENTATION MADE; BOARD TO REVIEW ANY
NUISANCE ABATEMENT OR ZONING ENFORCEMENT CASE PRIOR TO AUTHORIZING
THE CITY OF CHICO TO PROSECUTE THE MATTER; AND THE PLANNING DIRECTOR
TO MARE A PROGRESS REPORT TO THE BOARD ON THE HIRING OF THE CODE
ENFORCEMENT POSITION.}
88-14 Discussion of City of Chico letter regarding General Plan amendment
in the East and Guynn Avenue vicinity {Meier Drive}. (91}
MOTION: COMMUNICATE WITH THE CITY COUNCIL THAT THE BOARD CONCURS
WITH THE GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT INSOFAR AS THE BOARD
UNDERSTANDS IT WOULD BE A NECESSARY STEP TO ALLOW THE
PROVISION OF CITY SEWERS TO A PROPOSED TRIPLEX ON THE LAST
REMAINING UNDEVELOPED PARCEL ON THIS STREET OF TRIPLEXES AND
DUPLEXES.
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VOTE: l Y 2 Y 3 Y 4 Y 5 Y (Unanimously carried}
88-15 Report from Director of Planning on the Peters' rezone {Caribou),
File No. 87-21. {from 12/15/87} 1165}
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MOTION: MOVE TO RESCIND THE REZONING IN THE INTERIM ON THE GROUNDS
THAT THE DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT HAS NOT BEEN SIGNED AND
FINDING FURTHER THAT LEGAL FINDINGS WILL BE ATTACHED.
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VOTE: l Y 2 Y 3 Y 4 N 5 Y {Motion carried)
88-16 Closed hearing - Butte County Board of Supervisors - consideration of
proposed negative declaration regarding environmental impact and
amendment to the Butte County Code, Chapter 24 - comprehensive zoning
ordinance involving the following subjects: (499)
ARTICLE
~. PURPOSE, PRINCIPLES AND STANDARDS
2 ESTABLISHMENT AND DESIGNATION OF ZONES, INTERPRETATION OF
BOUNDARIES, AND AMENDMENTS TO THE PLANNING ANA ZONING LAW
3 DEFINITIONS
4 AGRICULTURAL ZONE
5 COMMERCIAL FORESTRY ZONE
6 TIMBER PRESERVE ZONE
$ RESIDENTIAL ZONE
9 SUBURBAN RESIDENTIAL ZONE
10 RURAL RESIDENTIAL ZONE
12 COMMERCIAL ZONE
13 SCENIC HIGHWAY ZONE
15 INDUSTRIAL ZONE
17 FOOTHILL RESIDENTIAL ZONE
18 TIMBER MOUNTAIN ZONE
21 OPEN SPACE ZONE
22 PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT ZONE
23 RESOURCE CONSERVATION ZONE
24 PUBLIC/QUASI-PUBLIC ZONE
25 UNCLASSIFIED ZONE
26 OVERLAY OR COMBINING ZONES
27-31 RESERVED !ALSO ARTICLE 7, 11, 14, 16, 19-20)
32 PROCEDURES -ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW, GENERAL PLAN
REZONES, INTERIM ZONING, NONCONFORMING USES,
MINING PERMITS ZONING VIOLATIONS. HOMESITE AND
PROCESSING USE SEGREGATIONS
33 SIGN REGULATIONS
34 CERTIFICATE OF CONDITIONAL USE
35 LIVESTOCK ANIMAL MAINTENANCE
36 GUEST HOUSES
37 HOME OCCUPATIONS
38 OFF-STREET PARKING
39 ADULT ENTERTAINMENT BUSINESSES
40 TEMPORARY RESIDENTIAL PERMITS
41 TEMPORARY USES - MOBILE HOME RESIDENCES
43 ,DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENTS
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AMENDMENTS,
USE PERMITS,
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44 CONSTRUCTION OF ADDITIONAL DWELLING UNIT
45 RESIDENTIAL NONCONFORMING USE STANDARDS
APPENDICES
A. CHAPTER 13 OF THE BUTTE COUNTY CODE; MINING AND DREDGING
B. RESOLUTION T4-109: MOBILE HOME PARKS, RECREATIONAL VEHICLE PARKS,
TRAVEL TRAILER PARKS
C. FEES
D. RESOLUTION 79 -20; PROCEDURE FOR TIMBER PRESERVE ZONING - INITIAL
AND REZONING
{TAKEN OFF THE AGENDA TO BE BROUGHT BACK AFTER THE BOARD COMMITTEE
HAS MADE RECOMMENDATIONS.)
Public Heari~g and Timed Items
$8-17 Renaming of road in Oroville address area from Yellow Brick Road
{Oregon Guleh Road to end) to Castle Ranch Road. {509}
MOTION; MOVE TO APPROVE THE RENAMING OF THE ROAD; ADOPT
RESOLUTION 88-5 AND AUTHORIZE THE CHAIRMAN TO SIGN.
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VOTE; 1 Y 2 Y 3 Y 4 Y 5 Y {Unanimously carried)
88-18 Public hearing -Lippincott-Guth Associates - on behalf of Troy
Estates Subdivision, appeal the Advisory Agency's denial of tentative
subdivision map (proposed negative declaration with mitigation
measures regarding environmental impact}, AF 64-31-03, 04 and 07, 32
lots, property located on both sides of Troy Way approximately 170
feet south of Colter Way and 140 feet east of Carnegie Road, Paradise
Fines area. {555)
MOTION: MADE A MOTION OF INTENT TO APPROVE THE PROJECT WITH THE
FINDINGS THAT THIS PROJECT HAS BEEN IN THE PIPELINE FOR A
NUMBER OF YEARS AND WAS PART OF THE TRAFFIC AND
TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE STUDY AND A FOCUSED EIR; FINDING
THAT AFTER THIS PROJECT. THERE IS EFFECTIVELY A VIRTUAL
MORATORIUM ON THE UPPER RIDGE UNTIL SOMETHING IS DONE
REGARDING SKYWAY; TO APPROVE WITH THE PUBLIC WORKS AND
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH CONDITIONS AND THE MATTER IS TO BE
BROUGHT BACK TO THE BOARD ON JANUARY 26, 1988.
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VOTE: 1 Y 2 Y 3 Y 4 Y 5 Y {Unanimously carried}
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$$-19 Public comment, (PRESENTATIONS WILL BE LTMITED TO FIVE MINUTES. THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS IS PROHIBITED BY STATE LAW FROM TAKING ACTION ON
ANY ITEM PRESENTED IF IT IS NOT LISTED ON THE AGENDA.) (870)
1. Nell Lind - asking when the report an department head salaries
would be discussed before the Board. {THE MATTER WILL BE
PRESENTED AT THE JANUARY 26, 1988 MEETING.)
RECESS: 11:24 a.m.
RECONVENE: 11;34 a.m.
(SUPERVISOR FULT4H ABSENT AT THIS TIME.)
Public Hearia~s and Timed Items
8$-20 K2B Constructors, Inc. - on behalf of Kent Parker, appeals the
Planning Commission's approval of mining and reclamation permit to
allow a quarry on property zones A-160 (agricultural, 1b0 acre
parcels) and A-5 {agricultural, five acre parcels). located
approximately 114 mile east of LaPorte Road, approximately one mile
south of Bangor, identified as AP 028-49-0-002 and AP 025-230-409+
south of Bangor. (956)
(SUPERVISOR FULTON PRESENT AT THIS TIME.}
MOTION: MOPE TO MODIFY CONDITION NO. 4 ON MINING AND RECLAMATION
PERMIT NO. 81-105 TO READ, "OPERATION, INCLUDING
MAINTENANCE, WARMUP OF EQUIPMENT, TRUCK OPERATIONS SHALL BE
LTMITED TO THE PERIOD BETWEEN G:00 A.M. TO 6:00 P.M., MONDAY
THROUGH SATURDAY, AND BLASTING HOURS SHALL BE BETWEEN
10:00 A.M. AND 5;00 P.M., MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. THERE
WILL BE NO CHAIN SAW OPERATIONS ON-SITE AFTER THE SPECIFIED
HOURS. OPERATION TO NOT OCCUR ON THE FOLLOWING OBSERVED
NATIONAL HOLIDAYS: JANUARY 1, MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY,
EASTER, MEMORIAL DAY, JULY 4, LABOR DAY, VETERANS DAY,
THANKSGIVING AND CHRISTMAS DAY."
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VOTE: 1 Y 2 Y 3 Y 4 Y 5 Y (Unanimously carried)
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Communications
88-21 Communications received and referred. (COPIES OF ALL COMMUNICATIONS
ARE AVAILABLE ZN THE CLERK OF THE BOARD OFFICE.)
a. Butte Environmental Council -- writes suggesting that the master
storm drain plan for the Chico urban area should require a finding of
significant impact. (REFERRED TO CHZCO ISSUES COMMITTEE, PUBLIC
i~ORKS, PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH.)
b. State Department of Fish and Game - advises of their intent to
recommend approval of an either sex deer hunt in 1988 for Gray Lodge.
{REFERRED TO FISH AND GAME COMMISSION FOR RECOMMENDATION.}
c. State Division of Mines and Geology - write concerning possible
noncompliance with the Alquist-Priolo Act regulating the development
of specified projects within special studies zones. {REFERRED TO
PLANNING DIRECTOR FOR REPORT AND RECOMMENDATION.)
ADJOURNMENT: There being nothing further before the Board at this
time the meeting was adjourned at 11:56 a.m. to
reconvene on Tuesday, January 12, 1988 at 9:flfl a.m.
Chairman, Board of Sup rv' ors JAN 2 6 1988
ATTEST:
MARTIN J. NICHOLS, Chief Administrative
Officer and C k of the Board
By : ~.-~
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