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January 14, 1975
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
SS.
COUNTY OF BUTT$ )
The Hoard of Supervisors met at 9:00 a.m. pursuant to adjournment.
Present: Supervisors Cameron, Madigan, McKiliop, 8ichter and Chairman Ladd.
Clif Nickelson, Administrative Officer, Aan Blackstock, County Counsel, and
Clark A, Nelson, County Clerk by Margie Catt, Board of Supervisors Clerk.
Pledge of allegieace to the Flag of the United States of America.
75-39 APPROVAL OF MINUTES
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, aecanded by Supervisor Cameron
and unanimously carried, the minutes of January 7, 1975 were approved as
mailed.
75-40 COMMUNICATIONS
1974 Annual Audit Beport. The Annual Audit Report has been completed pursuant
to the Grand Jury-Board of Supervisors contract. The accounting
2.p.~ ~ firm of Matson and Isom forwards the general audit and the revenue
~ sharing audit. The District Attorney-Family Support audit should
be forthcoming by Tuesday morning. Refer to Administrative 0£ficer
and he will follow through with the usual procedure.
Couaty,of Tulare. The County sends resolution supporting Tulare County's
r p p,p ~ position in opposition to Che State's implementation of regulations
imposing additional licensing fees on group and faster homes and
day nurseries. Discussed; see motion fallowing communications.
Petitions for variance to provisions of Sections 19-~r0 and/or 19-12 of the
/' 3 .O z'' Butte County Code. 11wo petitions to place aobile homes on progerty
under the above variance have been received. Set for hearing on
January 28, 1975 aC 11:00 a.m.
Butte County Retired Employees' Association. President Sthierenberg sends
g, S~ request that Board amend agreement with State Retirement to provide
0 3 , up to SZ cost of living increase per year rather thaw 2x.
Referred to Administrative Officer and Personnel Officer £or a
report back to the Board.
Mental Health Advisory Board by Tom Sawyer, Chairman-Alcohol Advisory Board.
3 p•p,pt~ They express their pleasure with proposed pleas for the Detoxification
Center. Read and discussed; no action taken.
John Polsan, Chairman-Butte County Ma~ztal Health Advisory Board. They recommend
.5 ~ ~, O 0 that Che Board of Supervisors appoint Ruth Nelson, of Paradise, to
fill the existing Psychiatric Technician vacancy oa the Mental Health
Advisory Board. See motion following communications.
Aian Burchett with Golstein, Barceloux & Goldstein. He requests another
f~'3.0 fl continuance on the C ~ E Building, Inc. hearing. Approved
request and continued the hearing to January 28, 1975 at 2;00 p.m.
Keith S. Humpherys, attorney with Golstein, Barceloux & Goldstein Law Offices.
O O.~ v He encloses a Stop Notice from Aiken & Fairbanks with reference to
the Skyway Road project. Discussed and referred to County Counsel.
Letters from the County's Funeral Homes. The homes request an increase in
4 as p , b O rates for the burial of indigent dead in Butte County. Request
discussed. Referred to Administrative Office for checking.
Copies to be made for Supervisor Richter.
Oroville Union High School District, by Herbert L. Heidinger, Business Manager.
lt He states that the School District Board of Trustees may consider the
T ~• ~ , sale of part of the lead at the new Froapeck High site, provided they
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can be assured the proposal far the FeatherRiver Opportunity Center
is acceptable to the neighbors. Supervisor McK111op explained the
matter, He would like to ask the County Planning Commission to
petition the Oroville Planning Commission to hold hearings on the
matter. The letter could be referred to the Oroville Planning
Commission for their aonaideration. Discussed.
Raymond 0. Gott. He complains about the 140 acre coning on his property
located on the Ponderosa Way. Read and discussed. It was felt
0 ~ that Planning should meetwith these groups and come up with some
~~ 3• type zoning that would Ge agreeable to the residents. The public
should be imtited to do some thinking on the matter of zoning for
their area. Mr. McKillop will discuss the zoning with the people
in the areas in question.
Auditor. Chairman Ladd said the auditor had written a memo requesting a
seat at the table with the other department heads. He would like
to attend the meetings or have a representative present. Mr. Nickelson
will handle this request.
75-4I ENDORSE BY LETTER COUNTY OF TULARE'S RESOLUTION IN OPPOSITION TO STATE'S
IMPLEMENTATION OF REGULATIONS IMPOSING ADDITIONAL LICENSING FEES ON GROUP
AND FOSTER HOMES AND DAY NURSERIES
On motion of Supervisor Cameron, aecoaded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, County of Tulare'e resolution in opposition to the State's
implementation of zegulatiana imposing additional licensing fees on group and
foster homes and day nurseries was endorsed by the Board and a letter of
endorsement was authorized to be written.
75-42 APPROVE APPOINTMENT TO MENTAL HEALTH ADVISORY BOARD
On motion o£ Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor McKillop
and unanimously carried, the appointment of Ruth Nelson, of Paradise, to
fill the existing Psychiatric Technician vacancy on the Mental Health Advisory
Board was approved as recommended by the Mental Health Advisory Board.
75-42 APPROVE COb4iUNITY ACTION AGENCY GOVERNING BOARD ITEMS
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
8nd unanimously carried, the following action was taken:
i. Approved agreement for delegation of activities, First United
Church of Oroville, and authorized the Chairman to sign.
2. Approved partial leave of absence for Priscilla Kibler,
Oroville Head Start teacher.
3. Approved change in Article IX.A of Hylawa is re meeting dates.
4. Approved ainutes of Administering Board meeting of January 2, 1975.
Discussed the Director's views oa retention of status as the
Community Action Agency. Mr. S rry stated this was submitted as an informational
item. It is in the best interest o£ ail to continue in the present status
it was felt by the Board. No action needed at this time.
Mr. Nickelson asked if the Board wanted them to proceed with their
efforts to encourage the Federal Office of O.E.O. to recognize someone
other than the Board or should they drop these efforts. He said he has no
one in mind at this time. Matter discussed; felt that nothing should be
done at this time.
75-43 AUTHORIZE WELFARE DIRECTOR TO NEGOTIATE FOR NEW RECEIVING HOMES
Bob Crisan, Welfare Director, reported that the County did have
two receiving homes for dependent juvenile cases. The homes are used in
lieu of placement is Juvenile Hall. One home has gone out of business and
the other is planning to discontinue operation. The.hame will continue as
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a foster home but not as a receiving home. Mr. Criean said he would like to
have leewaq in this matter to see what he could recruit. there has to be a
home to accepC the children that are referred by law enforcement agencies.
These homes have to be open 24 hours a day. These homes are not for delinqueat
children.
Homes and their operation discussed.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Came~+oa
and unanimously carried, the Welfare Director was authorized to commence
negotiations to find two new receiving homes immediately cad report results
to the Board.
75-44 APPROVE FIRST READING OF SALARX ORDINANCE AMENDMENT
A salary ordinance amendment has been prepared adding one Accouatant
and one Manpower Specialist to Manpower Administration and adjusting several
classification titles is PEP and CETA Title II. Ordinance discussed,
On motion of SupervisorMcKillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously tarried, the first reading of the salary ordinance amendment was
waived, and filling of the Manpower Supervisor and Clerk positions authorized
in an earlier ordinance were authorized.
75-45 RATIFY MEMO OF UNDERSTANDING: FAIR LABOR STANDARDS ACT OVERTIME POLICY
- Jim Rackerby, Personnel Director, reported that the U. S. Supreme Court
has issued s temporary stay of implementation of portioas of the Fair Labor
Standards Act as applied to county government. A memorandum of understanding
with the bmployee's Association has been reached concerning interim procedures.
Chairman Ladd stated that it was absolutely worthless to place this
type memo on the Board members desks; no one has had time to read the memo.
These ffiemos should be handed to the Board members and they should be explained.
Mr. Rackerby said this was backup information sent to the Hoard members
last Friday. The information has not changed since last Friday.
Mr. Nickelson stated that the County has to move rapidly on this.
Chairman Ladd said he was not criticizing them; this does have
to be discussed today. There are things that are placed oa their desks that
should be read. The Board members da not know if the matters placed on
their desks are urgent or not. He does not like having these matters placed
on his desk on Board meeting day. Supervisor McKillop said the Board members
have been sailing this for years; he agreed with Chairmen Ladd. The Board
ahouid have the information before they have to act as it. Mr. Nickelson
said it would be better to follow the current policy of discouraging these
matters being placed on the desks an Board day; the Board should not even
allow them to be read.
Chairman Ladd requested that nothing he put on their desks on Board
day; matters should be given to them prior to Board day.
Mr. Rackerby said the question has been raised as to whether the
federal government can mandate local gaverameats to pay overtime. Mr. Rackerby
explained the matter.'of overtime for police and fire workers. Stay order
explained and discussed.
Mr. Rackerby atatedlthat they had met with the Butte County Employees'
Association and had discussed this matter with them. A memo of understanding
was reached and a copy of the memo hen been placed on the Board members'
desks.
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Matter of overtime discussed. Mr. Rackerby feels that the matter will
be settled within the next few weeks.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Cameron and
unanimously carried, the Board ratified the Memo of Understanding regarding
overtime pay, on a week to week basis.
Chairman Ladd asked the County Auditor about the cost factor in
setting the funds aside and holding them until a decision is reached by the
Supreme Court. Mr. Lawrence said it would not be difficult to set the
funds aside but he did not see any need to do this. Mr. Lawrence said he
would not ob,~ect to setting up the fund but he does sot think iL is warranted.
It would be better to handle the situation on a week-to-reek basis.
O 75-46 AUTHORIZE PDRCHASE OF AiR PAC[{5 AND AWARD OF BID POR FIRE MONITOR R3CEIVBRS
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded bq Supervisor Cameron sad
unanimously carried, the following action was taken:
1. Authorized the immediate purchase of the additional eight packs
(Scott type air packs) from available funds in the Fire Department fixed
asset account.
2. Award bid to L. N. Curtis Company in the amount of $7,420 for
fire monitor receivers.
75-47 AUTHORIZE AWARD OF BID FOR COUNTY VEHICLES
Mr. Nickelson stated that last week the Board members had bees given
~ ~ a breakdown on the vehicle bids. Tom Struthers explained tha bids. Purchasing
D ~~ checked on the announcement made that there would be a sales promotion
over :the next five weeks. The dealers handling this promotional sales program
state that this does not apply to government sad fleet purchases. Most of
the discounts relate to the higher priced cars and the sesesaoxies.
Bids discussed. Mr. Struthers feels that there is quite a bit to
be gained by buying the vehicles locally. Mr. Mickelsoa recommended that the
bids be awarded to the low bidders with the exception of Item 6. This item
discussed.
' On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
and carried, bids for vehicles were awarded to the local 8ealera as follows,
with the light utility pickups that are to be purchased, to be purchased £ram
the Skate:
Vehicle Quantity Awarded to: price, less trade-ins
Compact 4 dr. sedan 6 Marr Dodge $21,456.40
Interned. 4 dr. sedans 12 Paul Goodhue Ford $50,759.42
Interned. 4 dr. aedaas 5 Paul Goodhue Fnrd $21,363.41
Interned. station Wag. 1 Paul Goodhue Ford $ 4,547.43
Utility Vehicle 4x4 1 Bill Byers $ 4,420.29
1/2 T.Light Utility
Pickup 3 State of California $ 7,926.48
1/2 T. Pickup Marr Dodge $ 3,833.10
1/2 T. Pickup 4x4 1 Marr Dodge $ 4,6G9.30
3/4 T. Cab & Chassis 2 Sierra Dodge $ 8,554.52
3/4 T. W/Utility Body
Cab & Chassis 1 5lerra Dodge $ 5,958.53
Five Passenger Van 1 Marr Dodge $ 4,323.00
Eight Passenger Van 1 Marr Dodge $ 4,832.00
Three Yd. Dump Truck 4 5lerra Dodge $34,652.20
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AYES: Supervisors Cameron, Madigan, McKillop and Richker
ABSTAINING: Chairman Ladd
75-48 CONCUR WITH SALE OF TWO PATROL VEHICLES TO SUITE COLLEGE WITS SAFETY EQUIPMENT
Mr. Nickelson re;.orted that Butte College has requested that the
County sell them two patrol cars £or the Feather River Police Academy.
They would, also, like to have the lights and sirens at the current price;
they would Like all the safety equipment, The purchase of the safety equipment,
lights and siren could be purchased and included in the County order that
has been placed recently. Butte College could be charged for the replacement
of this equipment, Regvest discussed.
On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor McKillop
aad unanimously carried, the Board concurred with the sale of two patrol
vehicles and authorized the purchase of the safety equipment to replace
the equipment sold ka Butte College.
RECESS: 10:30
RECONVENED: 10:45
75-49 AUTHORIZE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER TO ARRANGE FORA CENSUS STUDY BY
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
BCAG forwards its recommendation that theBoard consider a census
study on a county-wide basis supervised by the Population Research Unit of
the Department of Finance. Cost estimate, including all four cities, is
$61,362. Personnel costa account £ar $41,588 but can be done through the
Manpower Program. The remainder of the costs may be eligible for HCD funding.
if Butte County increases in population by 4,D00 between January 1, 1975
and April 1, 1980 the added revenue would offset the total cost.
The State takes the position thak they will only update population
census for a five-year period, and then they will hold.
Mr. Nickelson said he would propose that if the Board approves of the
census study, they could use the Manpower program for this purpose.
Census study discussed.
It was moved by Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor McRillop
and unanimously carried that the Administrative 0£ficer be authorized to
contact the Department of Finance to arrange for a census.
75-50 AUTHORIZE CHAIRMAN TO SIGN AGREEMENTS FOR JUVENILE PLACEMENT (EL DORADO,
SOIANO AND WA31i0E COUNTIES
Agreements for juvenile placement contracts discussed. Coat
differences in the contracts set out and discussed.
On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
and unanimously carried, the Chairman was authorized to sign the agreements
with E1 Dorado, Salano and Washoe for juvenile placement in said counties.
75-51 OPENING OF BIDS FOR OROVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT BONDS
Bide were opened for the Oroville School District bonds in the
amount of $900,000.00 fromfthe following:
United Califorais Bank
Bank of America
The bide were referred to Carl Morton, Treasurer, for awarding later is the
meeting on following motion:
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On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, the bids from United California Bank and Bank of America
for the Oroville School District bonds were referred to the County Treasurer
for his study and recommendation and awarding later in this meeting.
RECESS: The Board recessed at 11:10 for an executive session to discuss
litigation matters.
RECONVENED: The Board recomtened at 11:35 following an executive session.
Chairman Ladd stated that no action would be taken on the matters
discussed ~'.uring the executive session.
75-52 BUDGET TRANSFERS APPROVED
On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, the following budget transfers were approved:
B-80 health Services Agency. Transfers $37,507 from revenue sharing contribution
to other agencies to project Meals on Wheels $6,789,
project Family Service Association $9,000, and
project Butte County Association of Retarded $21,716.
B-91 Probation. Transfers $500 :from salary and wages and $454 from reserve
for contingencies to equipment
B-92 Central Services. Makes an internal bookkeeping transfer of $1,597
to correctly assign responsibility for the
operation of the parking lot approved by the
Board on Huntoon and Robinson Streets.
75-53 PUBLIC WORKS ITEMS APPROVED: ADOPT RESOLUTIONS 75-2 75-3 and 75-4
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, the following action was taken:
1. Approved agreement between County and Oroviile re Oroville urban
area fund allocation, subject to apgrovals of City of Oroville, BCAG, Auditor
and County Counsel.
2. Adopted Resolution 75-2 declaring through highways (W. 12th,
Fern Avenue sad Peaningtpn Road and authorized Chairman to sign.
3. Adopted Resolution 75-3 right of way Certificate No. 2,
Pentz Road FAS Project 1523(5) and Pentz-Magalia Highway FAS Project No. 1524(1)
and authorized the Chairman to sign.
4. Approved agreement for sale, right of way acquisition, Forbestown
Road and Robinson Mill Road, authorized Chairman to sign and authorized
Auditor to issue warrant upon demand of County's escrow agent on the fallowing:
E. Blake at el 0.079 ac. $368 No improvemeate $168
5. Adopted resolution 75-4 authorizing abandonment of a portion of
Manzanita Avenue no longer needed for road purposes (Ceres Project 572260-74-3,
Parcel 1 and authorized Ohairman to sign quit-claim deed conveying that portion
of ManOanita Avenue no longer needed for road purposes to Richard L. Wetter
et ux as a condition of right of way acquisition on Che Ceres Avenue Project
(572260-74-1, Parcel 1) and authorized the Chairman to sign the Resolution.
At the request of Clay Castleberry, Director of PublicWorks, the
Lassen Avenue fund shift Ltems was put over at this time.
75-54 DISCUSSION: ABANDONED VEHICLE ABATEMENT PROGRAM
Abandoned vehicle abatement program discussed. Roy Pritchard, Public
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Works, does not have the time to handle this program. The Board had requested
Mr. Castleberry to study the situation and try to solve the problem. He
suggested that maybe he could work with Mr. Rackerby and secure same CETA
people to 8elp Mr. Pritchard. Highway Patrol would pay $30 for every vehicle
that they clear. A contracC could be prepared between the County and Highway
Patrol.
Costk:for program discussed. It was felt that the coat would be
going out and inspecting and doing the paper work. Mr, Castleberry and
Mr. Nickelson will meet and discuss the program and will bring back their
ideas to the Board for their consideration.
75-55 MATTERS PRESENTED SY BOARD MEMBERS
Supervisor Madigan said he had a telephone call last week concerning
garbage rates in the Chico area. Different rates are charged in the areas.
Complaints have been made concerning the rates. The County doss not set the
rates. Mr. Castleberry explained the matter of the rates. Supervisor Madigan
said he would like Mr. Castleberry to look at the regulations regarding these
garbage rates.
Rates discussed; no action taken at this time.
75-56 ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF DICK COLBX FROM STATE ASSEMBLYMAN CRAPPIES OFFICE
Chairman Ladd acknowledged the presence o£ Dick Colby from State
Assemblyman Chappie's office.
75-57 APPROVE REQUEST ~ AGREEMENT WITH CITY OF OROVILLE FOR COUNTY CONDUCT OF THEIR
APRIL 8 8l,ECTION
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
and unanimously carried, the agreement with City of Oroville for County conduct
of their April 8 election was approved and the Chairman was authorized to sign.
75-58 CLARIFICATION OF REZONING ACTION FOR THOMAS R. AND JANE CHA38 TO "RT-1"
(MINIMOM DENSITY-RESIDENTIAL-TRAILER) FOR PROPERTY LOCATED ON BOTfI SIDES OF
WARREN ROAD, WEST SIDE OF CLARK ROAD. CONTAINING APPRO%. 26 ACRES, PARADISE
Jim Lawson, Planning Director, reported on the rezoning action for
Thomas R, and Jane Chase to "RT-1" for property located on both sides of
Warren Road, west side of Clark Road, containing approximately 26 scree,
Paradise. This had been referred back to the Planning Commission with the
request that Planning Cormuiasion consider holding hearings on the AR-Mft zoning.
The Planning Commission stated that they did not wish to hold hearings on
this AR-M4i zoning.
Mr. Lawson would Like to know if it was an order and if the Board
ordered them to hold hearings, he would advertise the hea:aag. Supervisor
Cameron said that the question was that it appeared from the people appearing
et the hearing that the AR-MH zoning should be considered. He did not know
if this was an order or not by the Board. Mr. Lawson said he felt the direction
was that the Planning Commission would hold a hearing on the AR-MH zoning.
He did not know if it would be Supervisors initiated or Planning Commission
initiated. Supervisor McKillop said it looked as though at the time of the
last hearing that over 6D~ of the people wanted the A8-MEi zoning.
Supervisor Cameron said he thought the people in the area felt that
the Board action would take care of the possible hearings. Fee paid by
Mrs. Chase discussed as to whether or not it should be returned to her.
Supervisor McKillop felt that if the AR-MH zoning were to be approved for the
area, then the $L10 fee should be returned to Mrs. Chase. The applicant
had requested a RT-1 zoning. Planning Commission haP approved the BT-1 zoning
as requested.
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Supervisor McKillop suggested that maybe the County could consider
zoning the northern portion as a RT-1 district and the southern portion could
be zcned AR-t~IIi. There would have to be another hearing set for the AB 1~4I
zoning, it was stated. The section north of Warren Road could be zoned
as the RT-1 district.
Daa Blacketock, County Counsel, explained how the matter could be
handled. If the Planning Commission recommendation was to be modified, them
the matter would have to be sent hack to them. This matter hss been referred
back to Planning Commission for consideration and they have reported back to
the Board. The question now is has the Board complied with their intent.
in view of the change suggested, the matter could be referred back
to the Planning Commission and state the Board's intent Chat they would zone
the north half as RT-1, prepare the ordinance and that their intent to rezone
the southern part as a AR-I~ district should be considered.
On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor McKillop
and unanimously carried, the rezoning action far Thomas R. and Jane Chase
to "RT-1" (minimum density-residential-trailer) for property located on
both sides of Warren Road, west side of Clark Road, containing approximately
26 acres, Paradise, was referred back to the Planning Commission with the
direction to consider "RT-1" above Warren Road and the area below Warren
Read to be studied and considered for a AR-MkT zoning.
RECESS: 12:10
RECONVENED: 1:30
75-59 REPORT ON TRANSFER OF COUNTY ASSETS UNDER CONTROL OF_ASSESSOR & TREASURER
The report on transfer of county assets under control of Assessor
and Treasurer and Tax Collector discussed. It was discussed .tether theAuditor
was needed to discuss this matter. It was the feeling of the Board that the
memo explained the matter and that it was rot information only.
75-60 REPORT ON BIDS FOR SCHOOL BONDS BY CARL MORTON, TREASURER-
ADOPT RESOLUTION 75-5 AWARDING BID FOR SCHOOL BONDS
Carl Morton, Treasurer-Tax Collector, appeared to report on the bids
received this morning for the Oroville School District. He stated that
according to hie figures, United California Bank is in error with one of
their computed figures. The Bank of America figures are in agreement. He
reported that United California Bank made the beat bid with a net interest
coat of 6.758921 percent on the $900,000 par value school district bonds.
It should be noted however, that there was a typographical error on the United
California Bank bid in Chat a rate per annum of 7.90 percent was shown for
the bonds maturing in 1983. He discussed this with the United California Bank
and they agreed that the correct figure should have been 7.00 percent. He
advised them that he would make thi6'correction in hie report to the Beard.
The results of the computation is as follows:
United Califoriia Bank
Interest Cost $793,770.00
Less Premium 272.65
Net Interest Cost 793,497.35
Net Interest Rate 6.75892X
Bank of America
Interest Cost $819,860.00
Lees Premium 441.00
Net Interest Cost 819,419.00
Net interest Rate 6.9797x
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Dan Blaekatock, County Counsel, recommended that the United Galifornia
Bank bid be accepted based on their iaterest rates.
On motioa of Supervisor McRillop, seconded by Supervisor Cameros
and unanimously carr3e d, the Board adopted Resolution 75-5 approving the
hid of United California Bank, contingent on County Counsels approval.
75-61 OVERALL L'CONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FROGBAM COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIPS CONFIRMED
Supervisor Cameron commented on the changes that have been made
oa this committee without the Board's consideration. Discussion of increasing
the size of the committee iaeld. CLif Nickelson, Administrator, explained the
background of this committee. There is no limitation on the size, and terms
of the members are undetermined.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Cameron and
unanimously carried, theSoard reaffirmed the list of the members of the
Overall Economic Development Program Committee as submitted.
75-62 APFROVE APPOINTMENTS TO THE CQifNTY DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
Supervisor Richter recommended that Jay Lyman be nominated instead
of William Haloae.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by E~:pervisor McRillop
and unanimously carried, theSoard appointed the following to C.he County
Development Commission: Jay Lyman, Elmer Ames, Vernon Fish, Bernie Richter
and Ran 5outhworth.
75-63 DISCUSSION: APPOINTMENTS TO THE HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT STUDY
COMMITTEE
It was stated that action needs to be taken on this matter of
appointments to the Housing and Community Development Study Committee as
sooa as possible. SupervisaCa set out the names o£ persons they are considering
appointing. (Richter: General public-William Spangler; Madigan: General
Public-Marian Waters; Cameron: EChnic-Nate White; McKillop: Elderly or
General public-Gary Kenyon; Ladd: Tom Powell and Victor lopez)
Discussion held of builder-developer category. Many builders do
not want to serve on this committee for fear that they would not be able
to participate in bidding on the buildings. Dan Blackstock is to report with
a brief opinion on the possibility of a conflict of interest. It was suggested
that a retired builder should be appointed to the committee.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Cameron,
and unanimously carried, theSoard tentatively approved the list as submitted
and requested that the people be notified and receive the information
concerning the committee. Mr. Nickelson is to set up an organizatioaal meeting
for this committee.
75-61C APPROVE APPOINTMENT TO UPHAM CEMETERY DTSTRTCT
On motion of Supervisor NtKillop, seconded by Supervisor Cameron
and unanimously carried, theSoard approved the appofatment of Mrs. Bertha
Bean, Star Route, Bangor, to replace Mr. John P. Sheehan as a member of
the Upham Cemetery District.
75-65 APPOINTMENTS TO ALCOHOL ADVISORY BOARD AND TECHNICAL ADVISORY CO*4.3TTEE
ON DRUGS DISCUSSED
Supervisor Ladd stated that theSoard should receive recommendations
on possible appointments but also would like to have the Board members make
their own .•ecommendations. Mr. Nickelson outlined the vacancies now on the
committee and there are also 5 possible vacancies in the near future.
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Supervisor Cameron requested that the press carry this story to encourage
people to call the supervisors and raqueat to be appointed to this committee.
Matter put over one week to allow Mr. Nickelson to prepare a memo
for theBoard with a breakdown regarding the committee and the categories
of the vacancies.
75-66 ADOPT ORDINANCE 1540, REZONE FROM "A-R" (AGRICULTURAL-RESIDENTIAL)
TO "A-10" (AGRICULTURAL) FOR PROPERTY ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF LOWER WYANDOTTE ROAD
On motion on Supervisor McKiliop, seconded by 5cipervisor Cameron
and unanimously carried, the Board waived the second. reading of the ordinance,
adopted Ordinance 1540 and authorized the L~airman to sign.
75-67 PUBLIC HEARING: TRUMAN B. AND MARYELLA WARREN-REZONE FROM "AC-i" (LIGHT
COMMERCIAL) TO "AR-MH" (AGRICULTURAL RESIDENTIAL-MOBILE HOME) FOR PROPERTY
LOCATED ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF KUSEL ROAD AND LINCOLN BLVD. $0 ACRES OROVTLLE
The public heating oa the Truman B, and Maryella Warren rezone from
"C-1" (light commercial) to "AR-MH" (agricultural residential-mobile home) for
property located on the southeast corner of Kusel Road and Lincoln Blvd.,
80 acres, more or lase, Oroville, was held as continued.
Jim Lawson, Planning Director, explained that the hearing had been
continued from last week to allow theBaard members an opportunity to look
t the site.
Hearing ;6opened to the public. This is to be limited to people
who were not present last week or for new information. Appearing:
1. Pete Illati, Palermo, who stated that he had contacted some
people in the area who stated that they did not know what the petition had
stated.
Letter from Wiley A. Cadenhead read that stated that he had not
been aware of what the petition has actually stated.
Calvin Nichols, owner of property in the area, stated he was.
opposed to the junk yards around the area. He supported the rezoning in order
to eliminate the problem of dunk.
Mr. Deal, owner of property on Kuse1 Road, read a letter -Witten by
him to Jim Lawson a few years sga. He gave some background on the matter. He
objects to the violations of the present zoning.
Jim Lawson responded to the alleged zoning violations. There is
one that has several complaints. This regards the Worley property and this
was referred to Counsel's office some rice ago. It wsa stated that Bob
Ferguson, zoning inspectoz, made a report and sent a copy Co County Counsel
in late fall of 1973. Brian Rix, Deputy County Counsel, will check on this
and report back. Chairman Ladd commented on the lack of follow through on
these matters and would Like to discuss this at a later date.
Mrs. Illati stated that the building that was being referred to
as a junk yard, etc., was not completed and the equipment stored there was
to finish the building. Supervisor Cameron questioned about the equipment.
Mr. Illati explained the equipment they have and stated that this building
is pleased for boat storage but can be used for several different things.
Mra. Deal appeared in favor of the rezoning. She stated they
are only part-time residents at the moment but will be permanent residents
eventually. SY:e outlir^d her reasons for supporting the rezoning.
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Mrs. Wiley Cadenhead, appearing against the rezoning. They own
an upholstery shop in the area and the rezoning would prohibit them from
expanding Chair business. They signed the petition but had been misinformed
on the intent of it.
Truman B. Warren. Mr. Warren initiated the rezoning because they
would like to be allowed to keep animals on their property. They had been
told when they purchased the property that the property was zoned for
animals.
Discussion held of a possible compromise regarding the property.
Hearing closed to the public and confined to the Board.
Discussion of harm done to people with existing commercial enterprises.
Supervisors Ladd and McKillop set forth possible breakdowns of the current
proposed area into two rezoning areas. Supervisor Madigan expressed concern
about the people who wanted animals.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Superrrisor Cameron
and carried, theBoard sent this back to hhe Planning Commission with the
recommendation Chat everything north of the I11at1 property be zoned AR-MH
and the property south of the northern boundry of the Illati property reta:.n
its present zone of C-1 and that the Planning Commission restudy the matter.
AYES: Supervisors Cameron, Madigan, McRillop and Chairman Ladd
NOES: Supervisor Richter
75-68 DOCICENDCIRF EQDIPMENT C0.-APPEAL OF THE PLANNING COMI~SSION'S DENIAL OF
A USS PERMIT TO ALLOW INSTALLATION OF A 3,000 GALLON UNDERGROUND GASOLINE
TANK ON PROPERTY LOCATED ON THE SOUTH:AST CORNER OF TOM POLK ANA EAST AVE. CdiICO
The public hearing on the Dockendorf Equipment Company appeal of the
Planning Commission's denial of a use permit to allow installation of a 3,000
gallon underground gasoline tank on property located on the southeast corner
of Tom Polk Avenue and East Avenue, Chico, was held as advertised.
Jim Lawson set out the background on thin matter. The Planning
Commission denied the use permit on an 8-1 vote. They felt this was a bad
precedent to set in a residential area. The tank is for the use of McCain
and Associates snd is for private use only. The Dockendorf Company would be
installing the tank.
Hearing opened to the public. Appearing:
Joe Hassell, representing McCain Associates. He explained where Che
tank would be located and the purpose of having the teak. They have nine
vehicles and this would be for the company only. He explained the safety
precautions and the requirements they are required to meet. After questioning,
Mr. Hassell st-aed that this information had not been supplied to the Planning
Commission. Also, there was no opposition at the Planning Commission hearing.
Discussion of the surrounding area.
Hearing closed to the public and confined to the Board.
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Richter
and unanimously carried, the Board concurred with the Planning Commission and
denied the use permit.
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75-69 PIIBLIC HEARING: C-E BUILDING PRODUCTS-APPEAL OF A DENIED USE PERMIT TO ALIAW
FABRICAT7.ON AND ASSEMBLY OF ALUMINUM PRODUCTS ON PROPERTY LOCATED ON T'iE
WEST SIDE OF THE ESPLANADE, APPROXIMATELY 200 FEET SOUTH OF EATON RD.,
CONTAINING lei acres, Chico-CONTINUED
- A lerter was received from the attorneys for the applicant requesting
a continuance. Rearing and contiruance discussed.
Hearing continued to January 28, 1975 at 2:00 p.m.
75-70 PUBLIC HEARING: EDWARD C. ~ CLARA D. TUMAN-APPEAL OF PLANNING COMMISSION'S
DETERMINATION TO GRANT A USE PERMIT TO ALLOW A CARE HOME FOR SI% MENTALLY
RETARDED INFANTS THROUGH SEVEN YEARS OF AGE, PLUS NON-AMBULATORY GHILDREN
BELOW 18 years, ON PROPERTY LOCATED ON SOUTH SIDE OF OROVILLE-QUINCY HIGHWAY,
APPROXIMATELY 400 FT. WEST OF MYRTLE DRIVE OROVILLE
The hearing For Edward. C. and Clara Tuman, appeal of the Planning
Commission's determination to grant a use permit to allow a care home for six
mentally retarded infante through seven years of age, plus non-ambulatory
children below 18 years, on property Located on the south side of Oroville-
Quincy Highway, approximately 400 ft. west of Myrtle Drive, Oroville, was
held as advertised.
Mr. Lawson explained that this use permiC is under the Lanterman
Act and the use permit cannot be denied. Conditions can be added to it however.
He read the conditions that the Planning Commission had attached to the use
permit. Discussion of the conditions and the number of patients allowed by
the use permit held. Supervisor Richter questioned Mr. Lawson regarding the
Lanterman Act.
Hearing opened to the public. Appearing:
Edward Tcman, applicant. He stated that there were several people
from the state ageaciea present who wished to speak. Supervisor McKillop
brought up the matter of the fence surrounding the property. Mt. Tuman stated
they would do whatever the Board required,
Mrs. Jessie Thompson, licensee, explained that the children would
play, under supervision, in a fenced-in area. She invited the Board members
to visit the home.
Bill Jamisoi, stating that his office is reapoasible for inspecting
the home, said he was in favor of the use permit. He was not sure whether
a fence at the property line would be required or not.
John Pole an, Far Northern Regior_al Center. He explained the need
for just this type of residential care for these retarded children.
Lorenzo Diamond, Butte County Association for the Retarded, requested
that the Board continue to protect the rights of the retarded people to
live in residential areas.
Sis Mullena, appearing in favor of the hems.
Letter from William Kuneman read by Chairman Ladd. This letter
requested that the hearing be continued to allow Mr. Kuneman to appear as he
had conflicting appointments. Chairman Ladd also read the previous letter
from Mr. Kuneman appealing the decision of the Planning Commission. This
letter listed Mr. Kuneman's objections to the home. The Board felt that
the Letter covered moat of the points Mr. Kuneman could bring up if present.
Discussion held.
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Ruth Sheldon, real estate person, requested that a decision be made
today. She stated that this matter has been dragging out for a long time.
Discussion held concerning the continuing of the hearing to allow
Mr. Kuneman to present his objections.
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Cameron
and carried, the Board denied the request for a continuance and ruled that
s decision would be made today.
AYES: Supervisors Cameron, Madigan and Richter
NOES: Supervisor McKillop and Chairman Ladd
Discussion of Che parking held. Supervisor McKillop wanted this
clarified. Mr. Lawson explained the parking required by the county ordinance.
Mr. Taman appeared and stated that he doesn't think 6 spaces are
needed. Mra. Thompson also appeared and explained the visiting of the .
parents and needed parking.
Hearing closed to the pUbiic and confined to the Board.
Brian Rix, Aeputy County Counsel, suggested that specific findings
be included is the Board`s motion.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Cameron
and unanimously carried, the Board approved the use permit with the added
conditions to include 5 off-street, regulation-size parking spaces and that
the play area inside the circle drive property be fenced, with these two
conditions to be shown on a plat plan, details to be approved by the Planning
Director and with the findings that these conditions are for the health,
safer^,• and welfare of the residents.
RECESS: 4:15
RECONVENE: 4:20
75-71 PUBLIC HEARING: BRUCE MARTIN-APPEAL OF A DENIED REZONE FRD:: "S-1" ~(3~BURHAN)
TO "AR-MS" (AGRICULTURAL RESIDENTIAL-MOBILE HOME) FOR PROPERTY LOCATID ON TAE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF DAYTON & BERRINGTON ROADS CHICO
The public hearing for theBruce Martin appeal of a denied Pezone
fro.a "S-1" (suburban) to "AR-MH" (agricultural resicential-mobile home) for
property located on the northeast corner of Dayton and Herrington Roads, Chico,
was held as advertised.
Mr. Lawson gave the background of the matter,
Hearing opened to the public. Appearing:
Bruce Martin. He stated that he had 100 of the signatures of the
people in the area. The purpose of this rezoning ie to allow mobile homes,
which were allowed before the S-1 zoning.
.Toha Stutz gave the history of how the area was rezoned to S-1. This
w8s initiated by the Planning Commission.
Garth Bell, appearing in favor o£ the AR-MH zoning. ?Sr. Sell set
forth his reasons for supporting this rezoning. He stated he was Cold they
did not need to appear at the hearing if they had 60 percent of the signatures,
however he could not remember who had told him this.
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5upsrvieor Richter wanted to know the rationale behind the Planning
Commission's action. Mr. Lawson stated that they believed the mobile home park
was a premature urban use and they did not want to use this as a rationale for
continuing this type o£ zoning.
Hearing closed to the public and confined to the Board.
This area was previously zoned A-2 which conflicted with the General
Plan. It was the feeling of the Board that the rezoning would be consistent
with the General Plan. Also, there are already three mobile homes on lots in
the area.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervir~or MetCillop
and carried, the Board voted to return this to the Planning Commission for
reconsideration and to hold a public hearing on this item.
AYES: Supervisors Madigan, McKillop, Richter and Chairman Ladd
NOES: Supervisor Cameron
Supervisor McKillap requested that the people who had presented
teatimoay at this hearing be present at the Planning Gommission hearing as
no one showed up at the previous hearing. Supervisor Richter explained that
he wanted this sent back to the Planning Commission because he wants to rely
on their recommendation in these matters.
75-72 PUBLIC HEARING: APPEAL OF SUBDIVISION COI4fITTEE'S DETERMINATION TO FILE
NOTICES OF VIOLATION ON PBOPERTIES IDENTIFIED A5 AP57«06 and AP 57-20;
CONT. TO FEB. I1
The public hearing on the appeal of Subdivision Committee's determination
to file notices of violation on properties identified as AP 57.05 and AF 57-20
held at this time. Hearing opec_ed to the public. Appearing:
Phil Mace, attorney for the corporations noticed in Chia matter,
explained he has been trying to get the standards of compliance. His clients
have agreed to comply to the standards but have not had time to Work out all
the details. He stated he is not present to oppose the committee's violations
but to ask for a 4-week continuance to work out the details with the various
county departments involved.
Brian Rix, deputy county counsel, stated that this was a reasonable
request.
Bettye Blair, planner, questioned Mr. Mace as to whether or not
they intend to file a subdivision map. They are not right now. They axe
attempting to deliver the types of improvements that meet the satisfaction
of the committee. They feel it can be done to everyone's satisfaction without
a subdivision soap.
The Board stated that Public Works, Counsel and Planning Should all
be consulted regarding this matter, not just one of the departments.
Oa motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Super:teor McKillop and
unanimously carried, the Bcud continued the hearing to February 11, 1975
with the understanding that the matter be negotiated and a recommendation brought
back to the Board, and that Planning, Counsel and Public Works sit in on the
hearings.
RECESS: The Board recessed at 5:20 p.m, to reconvene on Wednesday, January 15,
1975 fallowing the BCAG meeting.
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RECONVENED: The Board reconvened at 10:10 a.m. following the BCAG meeting.
Present: Supervisors Cameron, Madigan, McKillop, Richter and
Chairman Ladd; Clif Nickelson, Administrative Officer, Dan
Blackatock, County Counsel, and Clark A. Nelson, County Clerk,
bT Marne Catt, Board of Supervisors Clerk.
75- 73 RATIFY INDIVIDUAL BOARD MEMBERSHIPS ON VARIOUS BOARD COMMLTTEES
Chairman Ladd presented the Board members with a list of Board
memberships oa various Board committees. Memberships discussed.
On motion of Supervisor MciCillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, individual Board memberships on various Board committees
was ratified as proposed by Chairman Ladd as follows:
Chairman Ladd: Butte County Association of Governments
Air Pollution Coordir:sting Council
Manpower Planning Council
Grand Jury Audit Committee
Fish ~ Game Commission
Local Agency Formation Commission (Alternate)
Biggs & Gridley Swimming Pool Advisory Board
Biggs ~ Gridley Memorial Ha11 Committee
Building Committee: Juvenile Hall; Detox Bldg. & Paradise Librasy
Supervisor McKillop:
Butte County Association of Governments
CCCJ
Fish ~ Game Commission
Lake Oroville Recreation Committee
Oroville Memorial Hall Cam.
Civil Disaster Couneil
Supervisor Madigan:
Butte County Association of Governments
LAFCO Also State Director
R. C. R. C.
Computer Coordinating Committee on Law Enforcement Applications
Superior California Water Committee
Law Library Trustees
E.O.C. (Alt.)
Chico Memorisi Hall
Supervisor Cameron:
B.C.A.G.
L.A.F.C.O.
Butte County Comprehensive Health
Historical Advisory Committee
Mental Hesith Advisory Committee
B.M.S. Steering Committee
Paradise Memorial Hall Committee
Building Committee, Juvenile Hall;
Supervisor Richter:
B. C.A.G.
Health Manpower Planning Counsel
E.O.C. Gov't. Sector
Civil Disaster Council
Grand Jury Audit Committee
Durham Memorial Hall
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75-74 ATTENpADTCE AT NEW SUPERVISORS INSTITUTE IN SACRAMENTO-FEHRUARX 6 6 7,1975
Attendance at new Supervisors Institute in Sacramento discussed.
Supervisor McKillop said he would like to attend some o£ the meetings on
items he is interested in; he was not certain what day he will attend.
Mr. Nickelson will inform them that Supervisor Richter will attend.
75-75 DISCUSSION: MEETINGS
Chairman Ladd said there was a dinner meeting this evening at
6:30 p.m, at Posey's in Sacramento being held by R.C. R.C. There will be
State Legislators present. Supervisor Madigan will attend this meeting.
I* was felt that this would be an excellent opportunity to discuss the
local and regional problems with the Legislators.
75-76 DISCUSSION: APPOINTMENTS TO HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT STUDX COMMITTEE
Supervisor Richter suggested a name for appointment to the Housing and
Community Development Study CommiCCee:
Robert McCauley
375 Lassen Avenue
Chico, CA.
He was suggested for the developer classification.
75-77 APPOINTMENTS TO ALCOHOL ADVISORY BOARD & TECHNICAL ADVISORY oOMMITTEE ON DRUGS
Supervisor Richter suggested the following names ss members of the
Alcohol Advisory Board:
1. Charles Freer
431 West 6th Ave., Chico
2. Louie Ricci, Chico.
Chairman Ladd requested that Mr. Nickelson prEpare a list of who was
serving on the committee. Suggested names will be considered for appointment.
75-78 MATTERS PRESENTED BY BOARD MEMBERS FOR CONSIDERATION
Supervisor Cameron said he was waiCing to Aubmit the name of his
appointee to Che Housing Committee; his man is leery because he might be
is conflict; he will get County Counsel's opinion in the matter.
Chairman Ladd said he would suggest that the Board members call in
their appointmeate to Mr. Nickelson. Nr. Mickei-on will send the appointees
the data needed.
Supervisor Cameron said that Supervisor Madigan had brought up
the point of a study of the Veteran Service Office. There was a letter from
one of the Veteran organizations in Chico and they had been suggested as
the one to make the study. Supervisor Cameron would like to have Ray Griffen,
291 Pacifi•. Drive, Paradise, work with this group in the study. Mr. Nickelson
will inform Mr. McMahan, Chico organization representative, of this man's
name.
Supervi3or Madigan said that yesterday when considering the zoning
on Lincoln, the matter of the A. L. Worley problem had been brought up.
Mr. Fergu~cn has the information on this matter. Mr. Blackatock will study
the matter and will report back to the Board.
Supervisor Madigan asked about Che Johnson ia~anctioa in Chico.
Dan Blackatock, County Counsel, reported on the matter, Mr. Johnson had
pianaed to move his operation, but when he wer_t to the Planning Department
for his use permit, Planning insisted or an E.I.R. being filed. Mr. Johnson
has refused to put up the money for this matter. Mr. Blackatock will
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report back to the Board on this matter.
Supervisor Richter stated that he had not adequately expressed himself
conceraing grants to public agencies. He said he was really concerned about
quasi-public agencies rece.ving funds from the County. He feels that if the
County is goiag to give grants, there should be a policy to require the
people to use the funds in a certain way or the funds will be revoked.
Supervisor McKillop stated that these grants are handled by agreements.
The project in question was indicated to be transportation of the handicapped
and the elderly. Supervisor Cameron said this was the reason the Board
requires them to give a monthly report on their activities.
Chairman Ladd wondered if all the Board members had received the letter
from R.C. R. C. in re AB 3784. This is the bill that changes the notification
procedures on zoning matters. Proposed bill discussed. Mr. Blackstock
explained the matter of sending notices to the property owners in the areas
to be rezoned. It was felt that this bill would be discussed at the R.C. R.C.
meeting to be held this evening.
ADJOURN3~NT:
There being nothing further before the Board at Chis time, the
meeting was adjourned at 10:45 e.m. to reconvene on Tuesday, Jeauary 21, 1975
at 9:00 a.m.
ATTEST: CLARK A. N$LSON, COUNTY CLERK
BY ~ ~-a ~ A e irman o f the Board
Board of Sup isora Clerk
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