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HomeMy WebLinkAboutM012076t'~ SPATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF BUTTE January 20, 1976 55. The Board of Supervisors met at 9=00 a.m. pursuant to adjournment, Present: Supervisors Ladd, Madigan, McKillop, Richter and Chairman Cameron. Clif Nickelson, Administrative Officer, Dan Blackstock, County Counsel, and Clark A. Nelson, CountyClerk by Margie Cott, Board of Supervisors Clerk. Pledge of allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America 76-74 A~tOVAL OF MINUTES On motion o Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and unanimously carried, the minutes of January 13, 1976 were approved as mailed with the change on Page 31, Item 76-69, to eliminate the words "as a condition of the approval " from the motion. 76-i30 COMMUNICATIONS quest or wit rawa rom proposed Resources Conservation District. Requests for i ~~~ ry~ withdrawal have been received from Kent and Gertrude IGbbs, four parcels; and David and Evelyn Hudson, one parcel. Referred to County Counsel. Benedek and Magdolna Pinter, Paradise. The Pinters write expressing their oppasitian 1 3 ~Db to proposed rezoning of their property on mosey lane, Paradise. To be discussed J ~ at the public hearing This afternoon, Mr, and Mrs, Louis Thacker, Durham. The Thackerssend notification appealing one of the conditions placed upon a parcel mop located south of and adjacent to / / 3, d~ Sequoah Avenue, west of Holly Avenue, Chico. To be discussed when Planning Director is aresent. Orovill~e Area Chamber of CommerceThe Firm writes regarding supporting continuation -7 ~~,da of the Butte Covnty exhibit at the 1976 State Fair and Exposition. To be placed in the Butte County Fair file. Pacific Gas and Electric Company. The Company advises they have no objections to, ~ ~ p and therefore consents to abandonment of the 15 foot wide alley between 6th and ~~ `' 7th Street, approximately 150 feet north of Tehama Avenue, Thermalito. Hold until hearing on January 27, 1976. Max Bille Post (~. 2039, Veterans of Foreign Wars. The post submits the names of Z-6 f, p 0 Glenn A. Davis, James Serafine and Gilbert Bailey for Boarc! consideration in filling the existing vacancy on the Paradise Memoriol Hail Committee. Referred to Supervisors Cameron & McKillop for study and consideration prior ro appointment. City of Ghiw. Mayor Stewart•writes regardi~ the consolidation of City and County Q. 3p, 00 Libraries in Ghico. and advises that the matter will be pieced on the next Council agenda for January 20 for discussion. Information only. City of Chico. Mayor Stewart sends notification that the City's representatives on the Technical Advisory Committee for sewer extensions are Public Works Director ` ~ ('y,~ Allan savitz, City Planner John Hoole, and City Manager Fred Davis or a I representative of his office. (County representatives are: Public Works-Clay Castleberry, Health-Howard Toussaint, and Page r~i6stration-Scott Tandy.) Information. January 20, 1976 ("°'~ Local Agency Formation Commission. LAFCO forwards their Resolution No. 76-2 approving ~6Q~~Z the annexation of 'H"street ro the City of Biggs. Information. Local Agency Formation Commission. L,AFCO sends notice of public hearing on the .,,~ 3B • S~ proposed annexation to County Service Area No. 40 to be held February 5, 1976. Information. Luca[ Agency Formation Commission. LAFCO sendsryofice of public hearing on application '73o.Ste for formation of County Service Area No. 56 to be held February 5, 1976. Information. California Water Service Company. The Gompany advises that an application has been LL,, filed with the California Public Utilities Commission for an increase in rates f 0 O • ~-T in its Chico and Wamilton City Districts. The application also requests consolidation of the two districts. Discussed. Administrative OfFicer to follow up on this and will keep the Board informed. Joseph R. Conlin. Mr. Conlin writes That Trans-Pacific Gardens ~2 has agreed to close c, their driveway leading to Stewart Avenue to automobile traffic. This was as a ~ p 0 • s/ result of the hearing an the Sacramento Avenue Assessment District formation. To be discussed at the continued hearing of Sacramento Avenue Assessment District inter in the morning. Senator Randolph Collier. informs the Board that he has spoken to Mr. Rhodes and Mr. McCargo S'60 .AO of the Department of Parks and Recreation and they have assured him that they will complete the study of the Lime Saddle Area of Lake Oroville. Read aril discussed. Supervisors Cameron and McKillop will keep atop of this matter. Bob Fulkerth, Nimshew Stage. Requests a hearing on the subiect of the Planning Commission's ~~ 3~D0. r decision to postpone zonir~ of Butte Canyon. Place in File and discuss at time Planning Director presents this matter to the BoaRl for consideration. Bob ones, Manager-Butte CountyEmployees' Association. Reports that the Board of Directors has endorsed the American Health Profiles program to make available jS3 , ~ ~ comprehensive medical testing services to the members of the Employees' Association. Jim Rackerby has discussed this matter with Mr. Jones and he explained the proposal at this time. If the employee desires~to participate if will be at his own expense. If the program is authorized, there will be no cost to the county. The test takes about 45 minutes. Program discussed. See motion following wmmunications. 76-81 BOARD ENDORSEMENT OF AMERICAN HEALTH PROFILES PROGRAM TO MAKE AVAILABLE COMPREHENSIVE MEDICAL TESTING SERVICES FOR COUNTY EMPLOYEES tt was moved by Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Richter and unanimously carried that the American Health Profiles program b make mrailable comprehensive medical testing services to the County employees be authorized, and that they be allowed to set up their testing equipment on county properly and that the employees be allowed to have ape hour of their sick leave to allow them to take the tests provided. 7b-82 DISCUSSION: ANNUAL REPORT OF THE CETA PROGRAM FOR CALENDAR YEAR 1975; PRESENTED BY MANPOWER DIRECTOR im c e y, npower rrector, presented the annual report of the C€TA program for calendar year 1975 for Board discussion. This is the first annual report of the program. Significant is the foci that the County has served over 2,000 employees and have handled about $3,000,000. Administrative costs have beers below 10%. The report sets out the number of public agencies that have participated in the program. Page 37. January 20, 1976 ~ ~ _________=====Jam=a2i=0 1976===_ __ _ _ _ ___ _ _____ Mr. Rackerby stated that, with Board approval, he will submit the report to the Manpower Council tomorrow. He would hope that the Manpower Council would use this document as a planning guide for next year. Report discussed. Mr. Rackerby was complimented for the excellent (ob done on this report. tle will submit the report to the Manpower Council tomorrow and will report back to the Board next week. GRIDLEY HIGH SCHOOL GOVERNMENT CLASS WELCOMi:D TO BOARD MEETING 7b-~83 WAIVE FIRST READING OF SALARY ORDINANCE AMENDMENT sa ary o finance ame meat os en prepare to ~ncreose the hourly rote of Welfare Homemakers from $2.00 per hour to $2.30 per hour; correct an error in the Bailiff position allocation in the Sheriff's Office and provide flexibility in the hiring pattern for the Assistant Administrative Officer position. Amendment discussed. On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and unanimously carried, the first reading of the salary ordinance amendment was waived. 7G-8RI ADOPT RESOLUTION 76-9 AMENDING PERSONNEL RULES An erne ment as een prepare to t e Personne Ru es modifying the disciplinary action notice section to comply with the reeen! Supreme Court decision. Mr. Rackerby explained this amendment; the employee if discharged would still retain the riBhF to appeal to the committee for a hearing. Mr. Rackerby recommended that the resolution be adopted. On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor McKi[lop and carried, Resolution X6-9 amending the Personnel Rules was adopted and the Chairman authorized to sign. 76-85 DISCUSSION: STAFFING JUVENILE HALL CENTRAL MONITORING UNIT St rng o Jweni a Ha centre mon toying unit iscussed. Don Nissen, Chief Probation Officer, explained the request for four group supervisor positions. They will move into the new building between February 15 and March I, 1476. Gusts for the additional personnel set out and discussed. Supervisor Ladd stated the Board bad been told when the building wos in the Planning stage that there would be no increase in oasts for the operation of the building. Mr. Nissen said it was his feeling that when the report was prepared the building plans had not been finned up. They do need the help now in the new building. This is a new facility and it should be more efficient. It has been built for 64 people rather than 20 as the old building was capable of holding. Problem of manning the facility explained by Mr. Nissen. Supervisor Richter expressed lis concern about the request for these four positions. At the time the report was flied, the Board had been told there rwuld be Page 38. January 20, 1974 ~` /'~` ~~L'~C~.~ C~CCCC7~C~~~~~N~~CCCCC O =~~~. ....C . no change in personnel. Now told that more personnel 'ss needed, aF a cost of approximately X50, 000 per year. Mike Pyeatt, Administrative Analyst, stated that the information for the report was derived from two sources. When the request came through for additional staff, he discussed it with Mr. Nissen. Mr. Nissen told him that the monitoring and the recreation facility could not be manned with clerks. The old report does not include the manpower for the monitoring and recreation facility. The central monitoring staff unif is right in the m"rddle of the two wings. Design of the new facility set out and discussed. Booking procedures at the facility set out and discussed. Girls are in one wing and the boys in the other wing. Supervisor McKillop stated he would like to go out and look at the new facility. Supervisor Ladd said that maybe even at this late date, a modification could be decided upon. It was the decision of the Board that the Board members would go out and Zook at the new facility. No action taken at this time. 7686 REQUEST FOR EXECUTIVE SESSION TO DISCUSS NARCOTIC TASK FORCE Supervisor is ter state a wou i e to eve an executrve session to deal with a discussion of the ~Narcotfc Task Force. Chafrnan Cameron said he would like the feeling of the Board members regarding this request; this matter has been referred to the Grand Jury and the information that would be discussed would end up with the Grand Jury also. Supervisor Richter said this is subsequent information. Supervisor Madigan said this information might have some bearing on the Narcotics Task Farce budget; could discuss personnel under the funding. Supervisor Richter said that there are people vn the task force that are employees of Butte County; he has a concern about their conduct. Purpose of the executive session discussed. It was moved by Supervisor Richter and seconded by Supervisor Madigan that the Board hold an executive session to discuss matters involving the Narcotics Task force. AYES: Supervisors Madigan and Richter NOES: Supervisors Ladd, McKillop and Chairman Cameron Motion failed. Supervisor Richter stated he would give his Information to the Grand Jury. RECESS; 10;20 RECD NVE NED: 10:30 76-87 CLOSED HEARING: FORMATION OF SACRAMENTO AVENUE ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NO. I: MOTION OF INTENT TO FORM SAID DISTRICT The closed hearing ort formation o~ Sacramento Avenue Assessment District Page 39. January 20, (976 __~~__ ___ ____ = Jannar~±20, 19.76 -- ~~xC~~no©acccaaoaoea.c No. I was held at this time. Clay Castleberry, Director of Public Works, set out the background of this matter. He had two alternatives that he explained. The an:a along Highway 32 and Sacramento Avenue could be the area for this district; one wb-area could be the Stewart. Avenue area and the Oakland and Bidwell Avenue area. He hoped that the Highwoy 32 area could be considered. He explained the matter of the driveway b the back of the Trans-Pacific Gardens No. 2; this could be chained closed and only used for an emergency access. Areos being considered discussed. By eliminating the Stewart Avenue and Oaklawn-Bidwell Avenue areos, the County could still satisf~ the State's requirements along Highway 32. Supervisor Richter asked if the pipe wu d go down Oaklawn and not pick up these people. Dan Blockstock, County Counsel, said that the people could not be served but the pipe could run down Oaklawn. Action to be taken discussed. Mr. Blackstock said the Board could pass a motion of intent and he could then prepare a resolution for Board's consideration next week. The main support of the assessment district would be for Highway 32. Supervisor Richter said he would recommend that the Boarci drop the Ste~rart Avenue area, but to include the Oaklawn area. It was moved by Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and unanimously carried, that it was the intent of this Board to form the Sacramento Avenue Assessment District, deleting the Stewart Avenue area, but including all the rest of the area, including Oaklawn and Bidwell Avenues. County Counsel will bring back the proper resolution for the meeting of Tuesday, January 27, 1476. 7b-88 REQUEST FOR DISPOSAL OF SURPLUS PROPERTY: PUT OVER ONE WEEK At t e request o min strative ficer, request or isposa o Burp use property (roll-up fire escape) was put over one week. 76-89 BUDGET TRANSFERS APPROVED n motion o rv sor c ter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and unanimously carried, the following budget transfers were approved: B-82 County Counsel. $1,500 is transferred from professional and specialized services to other transportation and travel, in order to cover a deficit and provide for the balance of the current fiscal year. The reason for this transfer is because of increased travel within the County, and new minimum reimbursement procedures adopted by the.Board.,_ - B-83 Supplemental Manpower PraRram.- CETA -ESE. Brings in $43,ZSi_of Unanticipated Revenue-Federal Aid-Other in order to fund salaries and wages, $34,352; PERS Employer contribution, $3,3t~; OASDI employer c~n- tribution, $2,532, Health insurance employer contribution $[,424; and com- pensation insurance, $662. The transfer records an increase in appropriation for Butte County's Public Service Employment (PSE) Program. The additional .approprbtion for Butte County is available from 8ppropifehtions not used by other sub-grantees. B-84 Public Works - De arkment of Transportation -Transportation Systems. Establishes an approp=lotion for Subvention of the Chico Taxi Service for the aged and disabled, including City o€ Chico': contribution. The - transfer-brings in $17,500 of Unanttcipated_1~evQnue (City of Chico Taxi Sub- --- - .. ~~ Page 40. --. - - -- --- - ----~--~ January 24, 1976 CC=.c _ac_a__caa ~~•~~Ja~L~~c_ c cc _c_cc__accc vention) and together with an appropri,akfon from the reserve of $8,o00,'wilt establish a budget for professional and specialized services comprised of Gity snare, $i7,50U; County share, $7,500; and office expense, $500, - B_-85 Chico Marshal, Transfers $200 from office expense and $200 from transportation and travel, with $lU0 going Co clothing and personal sup- plies, and $200 to maintenance of equipment. Purpose of the transfer is to cover a current deficit in equipment maintenance, and to also provide funding for the remainder of the current fiscal year, as repairs to vehicles have been heavier than anticipated. The increase in clothing and personal supplies. was made necessary to purchase uniforms for new CBTA employees and to cover the expense of safety equipment that must be provided. . B=86 County BuildinRS. Transfers $67.84 from other transportation and travel to Board authorized travel to establish an appropriation in covering a Board authorized trip for 3ames Anderson which was previously approved by the Board. B_-87 Building and Subdivision Inspection.. Transfers $3.00 from Unanticipated Aevenue - Overrealizatian of Charges for Current Services ko miscellanous expense. Aeason foY the GransfQr is to record an increase in the . appropriation••to cover relief from a cash shortage approved by the Board of Supervisors on January 6, ig76 tminute order 74-23:) ~. 7fi-90 DISCUSSION: CONSTRUCTION OF NEW ;OFFICE SPACE AT COUNTY CENTER: ' MOTION TO MOVE IN DIRECTION RECOMMENDED i3Y ADMIN15TitATIVE OFFICER Time spent iscussing t constnrction;o new o ice space at County Center. Mr. McFarren and Mr..Tarman, architects, present and stated they were desirous of doing the architectural work for the County. Mr. Micketson said that county representatives were going down to the State and explain the delay of rebuilding offer the earthquake. ' Supervisor Ladd said he had some questions about the recommendations of the Administrative Officer. He set out questions concerning the exchange of the present Administration $uilding for the Supt. of Schools building in Thermali#o. ixchange discussed. Mr. Mlckelson stated that there are three buildings at the County Center being utilized by the Supt, of Schools offices. Two do not belong .to the County. Pat Casey, representing the Supt. of Schools, explained the use of this building. Need for space discussed. The relacatable buildings would be retained by the Supt. of Schools. The County could use the basement of this building for storage. Design and remodeling discussed. Mr. Mickelson's recommendations set out and discussed. Fbtential architect costs discussed. .Supervisor Ladd felt the building wmmittee should negotiate with the architects and see if come back with a good contract. On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and unanimously can•ied, the Board said the County would move in the direction of the recommendation by the Administrative Dfficer as to No. I, 2 and 3, as set out below, and that the Building Co~~m@tt~, negotiate with the architects for the design costs. .lanvary 20, 1976 s~_~~__ ~~~~~~~ January~20 1976 7c~cpfe~cc t~~~IG~~ uzCeacca~bceaca a (1) Design a 34,000 square foot building across from ttre Ccurts - to hours Asaesaor, Auditor,. Treasurer-Tar Collector, Clerk, Recorder, County Counsel, Administrative Office and Hoard of Supervisors; (2) Design the remodeling necessary for relocating the Superintendent of Schools psrsonrsl (with the exception of Audio Visual) in the Administrativs &uilding in downtown Oroville; s.nd (3) Design the remodeling of the current Superintendent of Schools offices above the Data Processing Deaartmsnt for occupancy by Persor~sl, Manpo;rsr, ;f9terans Service and Public Guardian. 76-9i~6APPEARANCE: LOUIS 7HACKPR APB AL OP CONDITIONS OF PARCEL MAP Mr. Louis Thac er appeared to appea t e conditio.~ps~-p aced on is tentative parcel map by the Planning Commission. Fie was informed that this would have to be discussed when. Mr. Lawson, Planning Director, arrives. 76-92 APPROVE REVISED 1976-77 NARCOTICS TASK FORCk BUDGET & AUTWORIZE INTERIM 60 DAYS FUNDING A revised 97 - Regions Narcotics Task Force budget has been prepared reflecting changes made after Colusa County ceased participation. The total budget for the revised 1476-T! fiscal year will be X135,137, with Butte County's participation being ~53,?_55. The Sheriff is also requesting the County provide interim 60 day funding of the Task,Force until state and federal monies are approved by the Office of Criminal Justice Planning. Mr. Nickelson explained the item and requested that Jim Johanson, assistant County Auditor, explairv the matter of the funding. Mr. Johanson stated that they would rat need funds from the reserve to continue this program. Time spent discussing the program and funding for the program. It was stated that the second year., unspent dollars could carry this over and it would not need County funds. Action needed would be to approve the third year application, and that they apply for the additional time to spend the unused dollars. There will be an interim of time before the third year Funding comes through. Supervisor Richter stated he felt it would be a terrible mistake to approve this third year application. He has grave concerns about this agency and whether it operates within the .scope of the law. It wns moved by Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and carried that the revised 1976 77 Narcotics Task Force budget be approved and that the interim 60 days funding extension be authorized. AYES: Supervisors Ladd, McKtllap anti Chairman Cameron NOES: Supervisors Madigan and Richter Supervisor Richter set out his opposition in the motion. He feels that the abuses outweigh the benefits of this facility. Supervisor Madigan said he could not vote for this and then vote for a transfer of funds in the future. 76-93 DISCUSSION: RECLAMATION DISTRICT 2106 DRAINAGE PLAN T e District recomme sand requests t at County concur with their -- drainage plan. Clay Castleberry; ~irectorof Public Works, said that Glenn County Page ~2. January 20, 1976 ~ ~'°~ sssoscaa s oaoss~~=~~a~~~~6~Wssonsa ses a-ssoss did adopt a resolution on the drainage plan. Mr. Castleberry said it would be easier for him to not answer the letter . Mr. Castleberry will prepare a resume of the plan for the Board members. No action taken at this time. 76-94 ADOPT RESOLUTION 76-10 APPROVING REIMBURSEMENT AGREEMENT FOR MIDWAY PROJECT On matron of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Mc~llop and carried, Resolution 76-10 approving reimbursement agreement for the Midway ProEect was adopted and the Chairman was authorized to sign. AYES: Supervisors Ladd, Madigan, Mc~llop and Richter NOES: Chairman Cameron. 76-95 APPROVE LETTER FOR 5UBMI5510Ns CORPS OF ENGINEERS-EXTENSION OF JURISD (CTION mo rom .Castleberry regarding the letter to Congressman Johnson relating to extension of jurisdiction of Corps of Engineers. He suggested that the Board request through their Congressman for Congress to initiate the change. On motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor Richter and unanimously carried, authorization was approved for a letter to be submitted to Congressman Johnson regarding extension of jurisdiction of Corps of Engineers and requesting Congress to initiate changes in this jurisdiction. 76-96 INFORMATION & DISCUSSION ITEMS: PUBLIC WORKS a igna s at grove int venues, ico. .Castleberry reported that the signals are almost complete. Matter presented for information only. (b) Solid waste management plan and enforcement. Mr. Castleberry stated that the County is faced with a problem for the enforcement of solid waste rules oa'the State will enforce the solid waste rules. He requested that the Board give some thought to this matter. There are going to be some problems in this field; no action needed at this time. 7b-97 APPROVE AMENDMENT TO CHICO CLIPPER AGREEMENT AUTHORIZING INSURANCE COVERAGE CHANGE nsurance coverage rte hico Clipper discussed. The original contract requested or required a $1,000,000 insurance coverage. We had received a letter from the brokerage firm staffing that the county was covered. County Counsel investigated and found out that we were not covered. This is a good operation. The insurance problem does need to be solved. It was felt that a X250,000-Q00,000 binder could be obfiained by Mr. McEnespy from a firm in Chico. .jt..wa.stated that a binder could be picked up for the $250,00000,000 insurance coverage. `The cab companyVis paying the premium. Mr. Castleberry requested that the Board authorize approval of these Limits and obtain rnncurrence from the City of Chiw. Insurance coverage discussed, Mr. Blackstock recommended that the Board approve this insurance wverage suggestion. On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and unanimously carried, the amendment to the agreement with Chico Clipperr was approved authorizing a ~250,004i~00,000 insurance coverage to be paid for by the wntractor. Page d3. January 20, 1976 ~' ~: -_^_ -=~~c== ==-=.Ial}~laaEY~~~~~=~ anal==~ =-__~~~ ~~ 76-98 ADOPT RESOLUTION 76-II E~MPTING CERTAIN PUBLIC WORKS FROM THE PROVISIONS OF GOVERNMENT CODE SECTION 65402: ADOPT RESOLUTION 76-t2 DECLARING THE PUBliC WORKS DEPT. THE OFFICIAL AGENCY FOR COORDINATING MAJOR PUBLIG WORKS PROGRAMS ACCORDING TO GOVt. CODE SEC. 65.401 C ay ast a ny, erector o is o ,,state tot over t e ong rstory of yeors, there were projects that were approved and should have gone through the Planning Commission for review. He said he would hope that the Board will consider in the future an exemption of minor projects and consider a resolution for someone to coordinate these projects and hand them to the'Planriing Commission once a year and they ask the Planning Commission to adopt the same thing that the County has adopted. He requested that the Boarcl give this some thought. It was stated that John Stutz spoke ro Supervisor Richter yesterday about an extension in Chico. Problem explained. Request of Mr. Castleberry discussed. On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and unanimously carried, the following resolutions were adopted an`8 the Chairman was authorized to sign: Resolution 76-II exempting certain public works from the provisions of Government Code Section 65402 Resolution 76-12 dec#aring the Public Works Department the official ogency for coordinating major Public Works programs acwrding to Government Code Section 65401 76-49 APPROVE TENTATIVE PARCEL MAPS RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAL entative parce maps recomme a or approve iscusse T Louis Thacker map discussed; to be discussed after other maps are acted upon. On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and unanimously carried, the following tentative parcel maps recommended for approval were approved, with the deletion of the Louis Thacker map, subject to the conditions, with the finding that they are eoruistent with the Butte County General Plan and that negative declarations have been filed With the County Cleeict ~8"r?~ A-2 Fz"j & 3:.UQe• i3o:1-e~Ci7. AFB 71-OI-~+9. -'. ioa'~•S, 19G3~et! ~~~ ~.,cn. CSC~.l{r~ ?~CiIG°.:";'ui1 t~c14~. °i..a~ O~ n1C:,f-`~?'~;:'1C{ ii4r•.~ .C.9C ~~ T.!l`iv Qpen YaE~F:CZ F?:11:i, i•'li)s~C"i. V';i2c;s:.^or' ;'3r;~Fj'~ a~il~~.j °!'~;Tl~' ' 1~'.?i:Sl?:^•_Z14. ~:'~ ..;'? :;i?^~3:.~°.:i:ii:~S C''~ i~~Ci•:.~^. ~~..?,~ n:i '.t.:1~: i:;*."rA';.°_ ~'^.LLT:~`/ ~."':C°f ~n}~ 7":•Ytr'~:.'~l'':? 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Shovr ~reZ~. loca5;? ons cn •~e a~,:;t side of tEze r3e+a. s A NelgatiV!~ D:°.'CZ%RY'r3wiCI1 lZ?(f.,'y7.G~~rt~ 7:;2:iiro72Ft!~:ital Srtp~.Ct t7as Piled cai*Yx ' tI1~ Cou~i;-t Clerk CA ~~oVembFr 17 , i3? 5 Staff Coirrisrts: The parcal dssi~t is ?rapr4i~rr ias~zer.;ucrh 2.3 t;''is p~IeCe3,s ~ are b~.sOCt°'Qr b1 the r~.~?z::-or-~•rsy. Tne Gpnsra]. PZ<-tn ~.s~ciicatee trio aai;ec~crfe.s o~ oven space in non-urbiari areas: lj mL11t~.ple use o~A•r- Brace Px~d 2j pprn^flrsent open 5riace. rrlithin L•h~ mult3.n].e u:,R cpatt splice, ll3ncl in csiiicla 4.tze e?one is generally less tha3t Z5~ btt +ni,ieh erg na'~ ~~~er^~d yr±tPx •+Ya?t7~,ii~le sends oP tlmner, the Gasaera]. P].uax stT•zte:3 tittlt tJ.3eae i.- not e5~pecirQu to ba any substa*si:ial det~nd Fox' uxaerzi~at:.cn o~ i:~~Iiw las:d clue to itc laaatfo*t. Uses for vrhiCh ' it may bs sultaU~.e 1;aclu.:Z~, but z~T? scot 1~.*~.ted ta: S7aters?3ed Nf$neral Extraction Erosjan central Galf courses wlldli~e habitat Privat~* ou~cd:,or x~crewtion ~ GrF2inq Riding stablPS Tree craps Plant nur~seT7.es Field crops F1aod coyi^ro3 Scenic eseerasnts Grcea belts • ._~~_ ---- _... s 7.a,i@d A-2 Ltd. tiarc~_11es FI. Jcres, AR 54-12-24. Z lot„ eESt ~ ! G.P. 1--0 c1u/ac cP ]3ertn~tt Fo4u, ~ mile earth of F.o~± Fc•.d, Parad?sp. Puru^2 .t i:D t78 1"°r'7LLi.i'°I.t°ri~3 O~ SS`C~OEA Zn.3 :S~F'.i7~! $Vt°,:°_• CCtl^1yY Ccic°"^. 'tt2_` '~°_ _:_~.`..~..Vn ~:;rc::l C•.?'~ OP S.1° 2'.A'J11° ~.C~.'3.;a~:.F:i°_'Q rJZ'^1?nr,'~'.V ?«c+ I,npT ... 4~.~y1~'[Z'~F~V t::n ~;:'L1:•~ C;;•~ii'1{:]7 SLl'7Ci~V'~,r,~0i7 CDF::i~~.~fGe~' ETS[3 t!'i° Plui:71~2TC' t-! ~'~orllP,Z.Ba i .ii . t '~'ha Subdl,tiT3.;'on CGr:;~t~tss c~.d 't13e Pl8nai3g Crran~.ssioil reccr~:nn•d 1 appr©vzl o~ tYie is&Tiz~•i:l.v~' map, Sub?pct to the following co:.c7itians: 1. Verist legal access. i" 2. Pravic';e t~•aversr•.bls access, and obtvin an Qnca~aetiment nerr.~l.t. E 3. Verify legal pszcpl. R Nec;at{ve DeCic^•:3:i.cn P,Qgz?•dir_gr.I3r_vironriental T:,raac_ eras filed wit'i • the Couni:y C7.er~: o:~ F~:~cer,~~er E, 1575. C _ _ - `, ZC-1~~ ['..7 Ct~.Y'cl.'.*~°_ :Zi 3En~ 1~ .~.?-26-7;2 e ~ 1C"~:3 ~ +°FS'C C~ fi~lr(.1c-~i-', G.F'. F2: ;.^~_l c''i~~^:. X07 ~°_~.. .z• ~ T' 15r, i ~ 4,+~ :+ar~a n_ isa]. R.,_ 1 n e•.r~eC` cn, Corr.:;ar~3.a:L Parades. ~ncin~~r: rlcC~•in Assor.. FLZi~Licnk tG thE! r°Q11~.i's1^'?E_:: Cf fii?C{::.^vS 2(3.3 01° tl•IE f11~tt° CL~t;:r"~?! COGR, ~-~ n •~ ~, ~+ 1 a. ~ 7c `~ .e a ~ e..w e.o Win.. i ~7°• i:~P. c.i: "r. .., C. ~. IZ 7 G ~la• G1J:;^k~ G :1 .~.~~ ,?_'^.tl. ~~.V 1?5 t7 ,. 1! c~: ~ ~• s.: :' _~t. ~r l~ri~ I ~: •~ + a_ d ~'lC P1T.F._t:~ :G Vi L tt. 'L.~c:'• .. G4•alrl ail ~V .gI.Crt L ~:1:11.,.~` ~_a n C 0+:1^.j.3 SS C:3 . page 45. January 20, 1976 f'°~ ccs m cCx ~ ~.-- cc~ s~~v~~~o~ 196 = sccoeoessmc toss Ti;~" .r~V.JCi~S:iSrf.G!: !'.vsi'...:""na F.i1t] 't.ZL :~.~?in.Ti7 COjTSil~£3.`~.»i] Y'c?C^":.~1:::7C~ ~Z~~_'O~i=~. Oi ~:.il{•; ~C'e1ti:2'.L:.V~ T:~~.7~ SLlb~s2•~i:. '`.+~ ~C:1E~ ~'~S1~C3'r7~.21C~" C)J11Ci~.i:~CieS: 1. Oi.t.S.ii %.°i @nC2K::2C;'iT.:9I?'t j~C'.'.'.I':'1`. i~'U11 i:i:}2 II°»-3Yi.M~?n1: U~ ~t~iZ~=1.=.G" T'1"p~::~„ A t~leq .five D~ c7.a:: ~t'_• an Ric. _=a:dirig Env xcrr,:en 4a l Tnrp2c'c wgs fi:t~ i with tha Ceurt1 Cl::s'; or flecem,:ps 8, 17:3 ?+On!?d ~-2 LU,.f!iVR M. J03uE, AP a6-~'.7-lh, 3 lots, EP9'E, G.P. 5-E du/ac s3.ae of S?:yrray, no:.th of 2nC~tan ttead~,rs. transition to >;r~y.~.r~er: Liogincatt Sure=ying Timm. att. ^Q-raan Parsu«xt tv the Xeatzxe:aNr_ts ax Section 20.3 of L•h~: Bz.ta Caunt~~ Cade, tita t3fl~a'~?+rc parcel r:ep of t.'~e Fho~re ?e~en•~f:.ad p:-cp~rfi}- tr,~s bison ra- va eerad by the Butie Ccuniy St~u'_trssion C :r:.r:.if:'E~e and the Plarlrt' na Ca-aitission. The Sl;jd3Y"LS.^t: CC^l'!~'Ss~4'_~f? c=1 v. ~:~?^ I'~.c^.:"t:l:'_Q Cvaritt[?; 'J' ~:.C•II i~CO!*i~~lEl1f~ apgrcvel of tia tentai:ive r~~p, su?;jsct t:.o i;.`ie odaorr'lncs cond~.~.cns: 1. lndicst° a 55 f't. bu'_lu~inc~ sntb~:clt Exam tha futus:e centerline of Skyway . 2. Deed to tt'ie County c:e z3utte go ft. right-of-sway from the future centerline of SlLyi,~,y. r 3. PrOti~.cle tr«vsrsablt access. 4. ObtRin nn encroacnr~,ent psxni'~. 5.. Abcridon the well o. Parcel l pEr I3es.ltlz Department requirPmer~ts. A ~agative Declaration Rec~asr_ng ~nsWrcn_'7ert&1 lrizgac'ia tray filed With ~h° CQUnty Clerk on Decerii:er 15, 1975. Thy timi~e>r mountaf.n ciassif~.c:a",:ian is intenr~ed foY 4hasQ &xr&s sah~.ch have valua es timber p:eoducirq Greas, wei~arshed a.:Fas, sc4nic arFns, recreational Erects and areas which by f:h~ir c1~a,,actPr and pzrL•icular topcgra~ay requis® saecial tzest;«snf F^d p?~Q4£c~:fort to mitic7ste po- tential d;-~m~.c~a. Res3d~r~tial d~'ve.lap!~eat ir: tli~tte areas vrhes~ the top~graohy of the 1«,~d vr~.ll al?ow a minfr~um amount of damage b+~ vray of erosion, siltation, surface andgYCUncl tracer pollutian or the des~,zuetian o£ sonic at;c3 Fiistoxical areas. Density should be cozsidex•ed on the basa s of these fsctgzs and we~.ghed ac~zinst alter- rtata use of the areas for briber product3an, recrea~.on and watershed proteatl.az . Page 46. January 20, 1976 ACC C-- -~ - C-~ G L C~~iY ~C~~GC CLC C-~~.~ -~ ~--C CC- ZcnPd A-2 ~•c~ain W. ti:ae3, AF 39-OS-41, 4 late, seuth of G.Ir. rxit~ustr:.w~, .`ie~`nL~~~. ~.nY~r;.~.. ADO ft. cr~sC ci Cpcsna Ave., • Chico. I;nrinecr: ,9cC,~.' n Y~ssCCiates Pvxsi.~.Z: to 4:he :~4s*;r° ~:r:r~:_<xs off' : ~a?::oa 2~ .3 of tiE•ie E~.,'cfs Cc~uizty Ccc~, 4:i1R' ~4``-'~`.~.•^....~V'3 b.^CF,.~ S~lT3 C•k ~~'1t+ ~7Q.`tiT°_ 7.C~`.'?~'t'1:~nQ F.'.":C.~.'.L'C~ ~?a3 ~~'°S'! fir?-. V~Asr.d by ~:ize :~~~°.:te Co~:;:L-y Sc~ 1iv~sion Ca-:-~~.ttas sac? the '?iE~3]n~:tc3 CU:t~r~sa :Gil. ~i'3 :ita~JC'~ Vi &' C.: f°r.u?n.::..4~ ..~: t?:i3 tT?C t~~.E'27!~P_GJ CO,~.Tra S+~;inn ~F:..~'hYrtr;?rl o`.2~i7~~TTu~ Gi 5:ht'. '~f: 'c: :: :: il•. i++::'.'.~, F;l.^.;j ~C~ 'G:3 i.l:: T~~~ C)4P7.;YYf G'v^tiCi_f~i~7;Z~ Z. Aged to the Ceei_~i°.:y c~ I:tli:t~ 3Q f.L. rich L--of-caaY f:'orst the aeh4erl?.::e Q~ fi~tr~11 T.~cri°_. . 2. 2nc?~.c.te a 5U fL. bud.?sing setbecS; fz;ain fine aenterl3ne of I[eg2:tl bane. tt !~ ~ 3. O)~4~Y~.. t2n e:lcroirchme t psi~it. ~i. P:.~.'lyif~° tl iO~.G 7.^.8~7'lS:ci_2.YlC° a(,~'Y'9Si:l'?Tl~. 5. Ceri:;ri:i.~tion to tie ti_i=:lth D~I:s~irant that a~t least 7 ft. of so~.l i s atr~iZabi.~. 6. I.aach larims fio bs ~rl,cycwt~ed cc~ `izat ~t71ey do net Pa7.1 e~',.thin 5 ft. of the 60 ft. nan-ea=c:t~:s{ :re eas~r;~n; , A Npaativs Dacl~.rz:~io:i RecrG~,rc:?rg Gnu.*~.r•?nm~a4ai Imguat r:as filsel c~ith i;.lye Gnurty Cl~r'-~ ca D~c~:ab~.a: 15, 1975. 2oz~d: A-2 Clintc^ ]1rdsrson,. AP 56-29--2Q2 (~la:'~ian) ,~ 4 Zc':~, rnt. Ti3-2 cast a~ Srgar Pin_ PZ~a=, nQrt'z Qf Fores't F.a.~.~::i. G .P . ~'ima . ~ EL nr~-a or.: loan S9 . Iia't~ 1 Flt . 19 ~ "~'t] FtirSL'c!i'Cw-,:' 'tx~i~~ rer;t.±r:,~~:: L.a of ,,ect{er• 20.3 Uf }he F:u~':;a CUrnty Ccc,.. C;iti tin..::.<:..:le ~7c~.::C='-.'. . .°.T~ Ljk 'c:ili? &}.SQVC~ ~~t~;lvig~ma -~ 1~='.7~7ayi=;,1 :2c3 1]f3En - V].C:JE:G i7tr `:3° 13Zi.::1`.~ C'.~~~Cr'C,r :uii=~:.Rll."a~ QIl ZO~l7.~.t: ~°E ctil^ ~Z2 P].c:RI1:.A(J r CO.^-'uZt 3.~5~.7i3 . 7'~i° Sti7 "".:V: '.a C?Y G`=~.::-. '.;m_^ A,+,+' s, `n '•_[: .;.ii [t ` ~' i. .u 'i. r C.::~r~n{wsi~:; °~~.•3 ~°.~aci Fi~.:~Z'OVc2~. (J~,C:1_' t~fi°.;_^G::~T"O l:ii:t7, £L?K3'7~C:'.•n:S Li'"L:? xO~.LOtlr.Aq Ct;:1Li.+..L`"~CJ:3S. 7.. VeY'.'.~:~ lpQu"'Z. ~14~.N.un'N i:a F8:CG41 1. 2. P]rCy7lit~@ {`.:i~LrE?E'acy3~°..~.CG`~S~i ~"..i I~a3'C@~. 1. 3, Indicate ai SO £•~.. bu?:i.di:i'.r JE417~?Qti from ti:a cant~rlias of the ~ccw;,s ,^,o~zd. r ~!. Indiczie a 50 £fi, se~i:.~c t.:~;~!t Pr~~ sew*aaa:~ i's:orl ~T~s dry.{nuq~ aaursV Url 1°Fre1~i ?. ~ 3, +~;~~', canfW~Ta• c'.Ct`~crSi3Cy of 104: rxreas by grov~f~irg Coig 'c~st9 en L•'r-.xc=ls 2 & 3. i I s y ~~ 1 f t• Page 47. January 20, 197'6 E~~ ~`: CCC CCC ~ C T. C CZSC C~v~6CO~~CCCCSCC CC C~ ~~C ~ C~ CC CID • 6: Praaf a£ ~a~4 _ ~ .. ProvycIe 65 sti frc:!tar~ cn t'_ze f0 f'* access cn ?'rrc°I. 1. ~ I`IBC.c;~~.4~: DSL~.oC~I°.:::.+.}:i !~L7W,~~~.12~7 L;^.",;~.C^:~l°i18A~~1 ~Tne?flC't: Wr~~ 'Fil.v~d rti~i2 6. 'the County C:.erk oz ~ec~a]',~~:r 1G, 1975.E ~ o. tiatR: ?lais i9 a xu,:'r.(Za;e daorr-~ia?celrtg of t'iruey-moarta'?naus. area. ~ as clan.^,ifiad in t:is:~ Cflun;:y ~::xQral Pl:,an. The timber IrounL-ain G.'lo^:sSaaic4i:iS7T1 :I.f3 interdsd fos those 8x~as which hays value as 'tinbr?r.prad~cang L:ACAE, vtl~tFi^sla~d Zr~as, scenic ~I~as, A- ; recreational arEas auc~, r:x~:as k~3iic1'i by their. character and .nazt9.culAr ~=' topography rec{uiEe sc¢risl tre tlt]ent at2d. pYotec'~io:i 'co ?nitiga.'ke _ pa- i tien'tial dan.~age. T.::).e.~ntisl develcp-n~n^t in tiese gres~.. s~sould be. coi~fin^d tco ~:reas wzM;.o t,;ze taponra4hy oL f::'t~ land ~ti11' allow a 'mi n3.-. . Baum amount o~F: damage by way of eros:~oia, saltation: $uxfaCe and •ground water uollution or 't.ne 8estri~ct.'.on of- scer3c .and liiatarical arias. ~ :~ ' Density shoaid be cvrsidered o=-- the kasis of th~s© factors and' ~' woighed against al~e?;ra~:e use. of the areas; for ;+cir~Ibelr pro8uction,;; ! recreation and waters:2ed .protectl.on. _ '~.__ ~~ ----- Zorad A-2 ~ RtldoZ.€ A. ;..hots, AI' S3-19-F35 (p4rtien)A 2 1: ts, t: t*.k~. iimOnr Y'1;.. W~~t Of CCi:COo1i/3~d .1 3.P.'+ I20ri?3klraz'tss'^ + ^' - ' T~rr~izl ~ P Y~ ~ ~~.,~ o~ ::,:~, 70, ~~Ii J~~'or: 30I~n s~3, 3Srrhy ~.]Z'~L8T1C ~O i:I"ee I'nCTilll'arnsal7~" pi rr..r'.:~,.C'17 ~~~5 nF '~37~ .S'7~.:'C't`.~ {'idli?7t`.~' t'•~i~n - '~:iln ~pi?'t:c"i i~?, i'~ 'C;.]Y'L''a3. n'?? Of is?~ :)C ~;~+ ~.~~"'i~1:'.~.'~~. =C~ ~"'O^riy '.rJ n `' - b` 1:~1/- J'::,L%n L ' ° ~ 3ti ^ w~ :•. Cis] U _a~ :.7 -!" =J:LnT~ ~ .73.~~jr .+ii Gf.173 Ct]•ti.+3~7r'+~.LL~=~'+ ci2Ci ~I?n :~.if3!7j,;}~ (~ny~:~i^=;,r;•~ '.~~I'Ip ~t:DEil.Jl~_CSS? C,Ont+'+1L`p:rao , ~ cr : ~ ~ .yam. .~. ~: ;, Sty •~'J'^~'l i~ = tI~'i ial.' 6r~ ~:Il: i~~i._u tii'va' ^'r^.17. i..?! ~r ~'~ ~~la nv~~~ ~.~ i?C~ ~.T] CClI1'QF:~'.-_..;(_';~ s,:?'s:1_7 :'^ ;,'j s-.~.:I?,. ;La ~::° ~~ ZLi:::s ~~y, r "i:"E~'t'f;f~.I.f.~J~ OE t'::'?y ..vL}`~_i)' d:.7e:J',(~~i ~:u;~^C~>.'.. ~ '~`3`~~ 1~::~ ~ .,) ~~°,°'.Q~. 1Rr= 1~'1~~:?[23.r~ ~:O"i"'~i~~'iQi2 r~'+CCSmnri7.1'~ sPPra'•lsl ~Ek~~~C~ '~o iii~~ x ' - ~ i 1. Qn thn final map, Gha3Q t3zQ area 3n Q,~cF^~c of 30:~ rrecl~ sod nc~:~ ti}a~ .~s~.d' arnA~ axA naC ~uitnbla toz tiiin instailatioi~ oi. 4'npL~s.c - tanZc Ey~~te~v, • ~. Proof bf 4ia~nr o~ p1ac~-'tine 41:F'i:am~Y2'H Oll ~h~ ^~ap &~ r~qu~.:c~d j;~r Lbw C~rdinsnca. _ ~C. Pro:rid~ trr~vA~ablA ttec~s:z, $. Indicafi~ 8 5U fL• bui3din~ ^+n'i`.j~;?L'l. fr0*~ '1:~1~ CriY~nr~~,YI~ Ul: 'L}1^ r'+.3•~rn~nn~, A T?Qgativp ikclarafiion Rpgaxr~irn Ti~l;.rorn,-:ri~s7. ~.~ act t~fls £ilAii S;if:Ia t.1i~ County C1erlc on IMcambAr_8, 19I:i. p Thy ti~nbnr ~+ountain ,cls~~ificat;.on i~ tote?~t36d for ~I=.osA arna~ ti•?~ici: 31EiV~ VA~Llo I3Q tinb~r p~cduC3n~ nrea~a ~,r~~tnr~Pxad ox~aw„ F]X:d GC~tIiC c1._"=S"+ rocrn&~iOZl3? 2xnBa and arr~a~ w3iicll ~J~~ tI'i~1~ C32c9eiL_'CL~r ~J2d perti~lll::ar r tapo~raphy r~GUirp ~p~ci3l trn8'~~~~i14Jarc1 ~ro~r~t3on tt~ miti~at~''paL~n~i,~7, daT~S~Qo LtiQ~idd`IlLipl dn~rnloprlQnt ~.CJ r}loon t3Sar3v '':I1bC1~.U 2)o Cpn~Finad i:6 t3%+~.'•J~ w:n~xa zhp topography o£ ~h~ 1.arxd Zysll al.~.nt~ a :~,iiti•~s~ a*~ount of d2~~~~n by wry of ~ra~ion, ~il.~kation,, Gur£sc~ sod grau~:d ~watar po?lution or rho dawLr~:.r Lion of ac~nic and lii~toricel ,arm s ~:a ik+s7~ity ~hou3.d by cor.Cidpr~d an fih~ . ba~i4 of tiipaa £acL-or~' and w=Ai~Izdd,8Q,9fFsat J3ltArtuJtQ u~c of thn arp~a for~ti~bQr production, rQcreeaidn sndt~~Atprah~d prcot~etion. t Pctige 48. Jdnuary 20, 1976 • Mr. Louis Thacker present at this time to discuss his appeal of condition relating to the installing of curb and gutters. He stated that there were no other curbs and gutters on 5equoah Avenue. He will be an Island in a two block area. Mr. Castleberry stated that is correct; there are no other curbs and gutters in that area at present. There is a subdivision being considered in that area and the time has arrived when the Board should set a policy kr that area. Appeal of Mr. Thacker discussed. On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and unaninrously carried, the following tentative parcel map recommended far approval was approved, subject to the conditions, and with the finding that it is consistent with the Butte County General Plan; negative declarations have been filed with the County Clerk; Zoned S-1 L~.s Thacl:.r, AP 43-52+15, 2 lots, s+euth of send G.P. 5-8 t1u/c.c a3jacent to SAgi~aah Ave., vast of Ftoily Avs., C:~ica. Bngiresr: E~acltmpn Bngi .~esing PU1.JL?fi~St ~'.~ ~Cl''? .^~QGU,i~,'•;il~l'A_T1L~'9^+1~ CnG'~C+~J:1 ~~.~ O~ t~'1~' I3i1L`tL+ C~/1Z~I{~T COC~E} t'1~ r~~M~~ti.V'3 garc~l f5`: i 3~ t.:1°_ ~ilOV°- idr:tTt~.fie•$' a::^.A~itjr ria,S tJSen T^'.^ V~.c[•'ec1.:Jy ~h@ i~SZ~tQ Gnu~t`.y j'~r_:L'V3.S~C11 CdTtil1Y.'riP.A dI'_G tll1D 81a:.+.;i1q Car,::;:;. ~ s ion . lit°_ SL:~.1C~.V':,:.aFl t'^?T~ ~,rf:° aTxL~ 4~I? ~l~:i ?::,.i.+f CC•;^:?:.°S~,•;:ie ~2C:3if`:~~:^t1 +:t~Jarbv:.1 G%' ~(1° teni:w; ~vF Md~, Gl.U~OC'~ .''.C w~l'3 ff31? O'•~il"i C( CCY2p'j. ",30:7S 1. Secure eaander~rrent of capgad yell. an 7zxcel ad3acsat to Parcel 2. 2. Show a 10o ft. septic tank free xac'i.uy around c+ther walls within Ib0 ft. of t:~e aarcnls. 3. Deed to the Ccun'_y ca Butte 30 ft. night-of-:ti~~s~r ir_rm t}ie center- line O£ 5egtxaar, A=;e, alcag the ixent of 'cl1_ p::nn•':r4~r. 4. 5ukar.?'t dra'nagn rl2rs to the Dint. of Put~lic 65*orks for anpa-aval a»d install raqu{red faci3..ties. 5. Dept. of Pt1~Zic t~To~.'~s should be contacted prior to 8psigninn the drainage plan. 5. Indicate a 50 gt. bu'lc3inq setbmci: Exam the eentprline of Sequaah Ave. 7. Install full street improvements, i.e. curbs,•guttArs, siflawalks, and n~*cessazy street seCticn.• $. Any dsainsge raruired dry wells should be locates et Least 200 ft. fron anp water well. A Negative DeclaratiGn Regarding environmental Inpsct rues filed with the Caun'ty Clerk on Aecember 22, 19?5. Page 44. January 20, 1976 f I i ;~ i J I i ~~ ~~ _____ _ __====.lanuar~~0~137~_____________________ 76-100 GRACE M. ANTHONY-REZONE FROM "A-2 LTD"(LIMITED] TO 'R-1 A ~ C ": ADOPT ORDINANCE 1662 APPROVING SAID REZONING The closed hearing on the Grace M. Anthony rezone from "A-2 LM "(limited) to 'R-I A&C"(single-family residential arts and crafts) property located eodT~of Lucky John Road, north of Bille Road, and on both sides of Posey Lone, Paradise. Chairman Cameron said he had a meeting with the people in this area; there was confusion on their part. The meeting was held in the courtroom in Paradise. lie recommended that the Boanl approve this rezoning. Rezoning discussed. On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Richter and unanimously carried, Ordinance 1662 zoning a portion of the County of butte, a 'R-I A&C (single family residential arts & crafts) district, pursuant to Ordinance No. 475, was adopted and the Chairman was authorized to sign. 76-101 AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE NO. 475, SECTION 13 KNOWN AS THE BUTTE COUNTY ENABLING ORDINANCE: ADOPT ORDINANCE NO. 1663 Amen ment to O finance o. ,Section sown os t e tie County Enabling Orciinance discussed. Supervisor Ladd felt that this is totally unnecessary expense for the County. On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and carried, Ordinance No. 1663 amending Ordinance No. 475, known as the Butte County Zoning Enabling Ordinance, wos adopted and the Chairman was authorized to sign; the second reading of the ordinance was waived. 76-102 AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE 1002 TO ~£~ICLUDE ZONING DEFINITIONS OF 'BUILDING AREA, " 'BUILDING SITE, " 'LOT AREA, ° ~ 'QARCEL "s ADOPT ORDINANCE 1664 an ac tock, County Counsel, stated he had received the original of this ordinance this morning. Corrected ordinance read by County Counsel. Ordinance discussed. On motion of Supervisor 1y1ir~Cillopl secorsled by 5upervisor~Richter and unanimously Carried, Ordinance 1664 amending Ordinance 1002 to include zoning definitions ~ ~-~-- ~~ 'building area, " 'building site, "'Sot area, "and 'parcel "was adopted and the Chairman was authorized to sign.; seconded reading of the palinance was waived . 76-103 HEARIi'~1G SET: BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION-LARKIN='LONE TREE REZONE: FEBRUARY 24, 1976 at 1:30 .m. pu is eating was set or Fe wary 24, 1976 at 1:30 p.m. on the following: Butte County Planning Commission -Larkin-Lone Tree rezone-rezone from 'A-2" (general) and "A-5"(agricultural) to 'A-10", 'q-20 ; 'A-40"(agricultural, 'C-I"(light commercial) '5-)"(suburban) and "P-Q"(public-quasi-public) property generally bounded by Larkin Road, Hamilton Road easterly prolongation, the State Recreation Area, a line 3/4 mile south of Pelermo Road, Lone Tree Road south to one mile north of Central House Road, a line one mile north of Central Havse Road, a line approximately one mile east of Honcut and the south bovndarly line of Butte County. 76-104, ADOPT RESOLUTION 76-13 OF INTENTION TO ABANDON PUBLIC UTILITY EASEMENT PARADISE PINES COUNTRY CLUB ~`4, EMMA RINGER - On motion of Supervisor Me1Qll't+p; seconded by Supervisor}~u~ncj~~n~~~ously Page 50. ~"' ~°; January 3 fl~~ 1976 carried, Resolution 76-13 of intention to abandon a public utility easement along the north line of Lot 19, as shown in Book 38, page 73, rewrded October 27, 1912, Paradise Pines Country• Club;. ~4;~setting a public hearing for March 2, 197b at 10:30 a.m., was adopted qnd the Chairman was authorized to aign. 7b-105 REPORT FROM PLANNING COMMISSION RE MUNJAR ACRES SUBDIVISION: REFERRED BACK i0 PLANNING COMMISSION Jim awson, anning Director, presente the report From Planning Commission regarding the Munjar Acn:s Subdivision, 7 lots, north of Munjar Read, 3/4 mile east of Meridian Rand, Chico. Water storage condition discussed. Condition No. 5 was the requirement for the installation of water storage with minimum capacity for fire protection. Bob Paulus spoke canceming this condition. ~ie-said•that the continuous residential development in that area increases the potential for fire loss. He went out and inspected the area. He said he wanted to ga on record as stating that the Butte County Fire Department objects to further development without water supplies as there is not enough water in the area to do the job in the event of a fin:. Discussed the possibility of fiorming a county service area for fire protection; this would generate funds for fire fighting units. At present the inadequate water supply hampers their operation. It was suggested that Mr. Paulus meet with Mr. Lawson and lay out the area to be included in a service area. Action on this matter referred back to the Planning Commission and Planning Department. RECESS: 12;15 RECONVENED: 1:30 76-f 06 PUBLIC HEARINGSs BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION (A) AMENDING SECTION 3 OF COUNTY ORDINANCE 1078 AS AMENDED, CONSOLIDATING 'S-I " TO ALLOW GOLF COURSES, COUNTRY CLUBS, PUBt1C 8~ QUASI-PUBLIC USES SUBJECT TO SECURING A USE PERMIT, AND RENAMING THE 'S-I "ZONING DISTRICT TO 'S-R n; HEARING TO CONSOLIDATE AND RENAME ORDINANCES N05. 850, 1068, 11368, 1186, 1243, 1267, 1274, 1301, 1381, 1499, 1505, (618, and 1644 from 'S-2"ZONING DISTRICTS TO 'S-R-I "zONING DISTRICT & AMEND SECTION 3 USES PERMITTED SUBJ. TO SECURING A USE PERMIT e p rc arrng an t e a a mentrane tams as vertised. Jim Lawson, Planning Director, set ouf the background of this matter. Section 3 amendment would allow golf wurses and country clubs, subject to securing a use pr:rvrit. ~ He explained the recommendation of the Planning Commission. Hearing opened to the public. Appearings 1. Velma Smith, member of the Planning Commission. She conveyed to the Board the feeling of the people that had appeared at the Plannin~•Eommission hearings. They felt that the S-I or S-2 zoning was the proper zone for the Chiao areas. Page 51. January 20, 1974 f"~ ~ CC CCU-~~."SG C CC C CC ~~ C~SLa7 C'C~~C T-Ci'a COSCC CT-C~~ ~CT-C~ She explained the opposition that had been expressed by the people. 2. Bob Britton, Chico, :set out his•views relating to these matters. He opposes fhe allowing of country clubs in the S-R zoning. It was felt this would have a negative impact in the quality of living in that area. Mr. Britton read a letter from Dorothy Dill opposing this use and the changes in the ordinances. Uses set out by Mr. Lawson. Mr. Britton said he specifically opposes the country club use, country clubs should be -specificallyzored. 3. Torte Dickenson, Chico. Spoke concerning tha allowing of country clubs in zoned areas. Spoke In opposition. 4. Mrs. Marge predenberg, Marigold Avenue, Chico, spoke in support of the change to S-R-I. 5. Mrs. Quanita Farley, Chico. Spoke in opposition. b. John Stutz, Crouch Avenue; Chiw. Hearing closed to the public and confined to the Board. 76-107 ADOPT ORDINANCE 1666 1FEi•6AMING~ 'S-I "ZONING DISTRICTS TO 'S-R": ORDINANCE NO. 1665 CONSOLIDATE & RENAME ORDINANCES NOS. 850, 1068, etc. ORDINANCE 1667 AMENDING SECTION 3 OF ORDINANCE 1078 AS AMENDED, CON50QIDATING "A-I "TO ALLOW GOLF COURSES, COUNTRY CLUBS, ETC.: 8~ ORDINANCE 1668 AMENDING SECTION 3 USES PERMITTED SUBJECT TO SECURING A USE PERMIT TO ALLOW GOLF COURSES 8~ COUNTRY CLUBS n mot on a pernsor op, seco e y perv sor igan and unanimously carried, Ordinance No. 1665 to consolidate and rename Ordinances Nos. 850, 106$, 11368, 1186, 1243, (267, 1274, 1301, 1381, 1499, 1505, 1618, and 1644 from "S-2" (suburban) zoning districts to 'S-R-) " (suburban-residential) zoning district was adopted and the Chairman was authorized to sign. On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and unanimously carried, Ordinance No. I G '66:rcnaming the 'S-1 " (suburban) zoning district to 'S-R" (suburban-residential) was cdopted and the Chairman was authorized to sign. On motion of Supervisor Richter, •seconded by Supervisor McKillop and carried, the following ordinances were adopted and the Chairman was authorized to sign: Ordinance No. 1667 amending Section 3 of Bute County Ordinance 1078 as amended, consolidating '~-1 " (suburban) i~o allow golf courses, country clubs, public and quasi-public uses subject to securing a usa permit; ~ - ~ • Ordinance No. 1668 amendfing Section 3 uses permitted subject to securing a use permit to allow golf courses and country clubs in 'S-R-I "zoning areas. 76-108 PUBLIC HEARING: BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION-REZONE FROM "A-2" 'S-H ", and '9nterim TM-2"to 'R-I ; '~C-1 ", ETC, FOR A PORTEON OF BUTTE COUNTY GENERALLY LOCATED NORTHEAST OF CHICO, SOUTH OF LOMO, EAST OF MUSTY BUCK RIDGE AND BIG CHICO CREE, WEST OF DOE MILL RIDGE •& NORTH OF-THE SOUTH BOUNDARY OF SECTION 10, II, 12, of 'f 23 N, R2E; and Section 7, T23N, R3E, MDB&M The public hearing on the-13ufte CaEyntlr~Pldnnir~~ Camm~ssion initiate rezone rom page 52. January 20, 197'6 ~~ ~. ..a ~=....^z ca.ocod~~~t:'tW*'ra a~~=m..~~c~~e~.-=ae=~ "A-2"(general), 'S-H"(scenic highway) arxi '9nterim TM 2"to 'R-I"(single-family residential), 'iC-1"{light commercial), "N-C"(neighborhood commercial), "AR-5" (agriculfural~esidentiaf), 'TM-5", "fM-10", 'TM-20 ", '7'M~40" and "CM-160" (timber-mountain) for aportion=of Butte County generally located northeast of Chico, south of iomo, east of Musty Buck Ridge and Bfg Chico Creek, west of Dow Mill Ridge aid north of the south boundary of Section 10, 11, 12, of T23N, R2E, and Section 7, T23N, R$E, MDB&M, was held as advertised. Jim Lawson set oui~ the background of these rezonings. This is in the Forest Ranch area. Map setting out the proposed rezonings set out for fihe Board's inspection. Hearing opened to the public. Appearing: (. Nos. Jane Fugitt, Forest Ranch. She opposes the changing from 2-acre parce;Es to .,7 M-5. She feels that all the land should be utilized: she wants t+o stay in the TM-2 zoning. 2. Mrs. Walter E. Nelson: lives just above the store. She spoke in favor of the TM 5 zon ing. 3. Mr. Claude wllis. Chairman of the Steering Committee that studied the zoning fior Forest Ran~S~area. • He set out his feelings regarciing the change in zoning for that area. He said that the people that ha has talked to are not in favor of the plan adopted by the Planning Commission. The Steering Committee felt that the entire Forest Ranch basin should not be below the 5-acre requirement. It would be his opinion that this should 6e sent back to the Planning Commission for further study. 4. Mr. Ivan Cunningham, Forest Ranch. He spoke in opposition to any =oni'tYg' smaller than TM-5. 5. Mr. Howard lsam, Nbraga Drive, Chico. Property owned is adjacent to Hogs Springs. He felt that the proposed zoning would be detrimental to him. 6. Mr. Hardy. He opposed the TM-5 zmirlg for his property. 7. Bob Kutz, atfiorney at law, stated they own property on Nople point. He explained his objections to the proposed zoning. He requested a study of the Nople Point property and better m Wing for the property. Ranch. 8. N1r. Scotty Sells, Forest,(. Spoke in opposition to the proposed inning. 9.. Mr. Vern McMath, McDonald Avenue, Chico. One of five property owners on property in downfown Forest Ranch. He presented a letter and map setting out why the owners were unhappy with the proposed zoning. 10. Nlr. Gene Rolls, Forest Ranch. Opposed Planning Commissions proposal. II. Mr. Jim Nemeth, Forest Ranch, a member of the Steering Committee. He said he would like to see the E.E.R. on this rezoning proposal. Suggested that maybe the hearing should be continued. A telegram was received and read from Thomas A. Atkins regarcling zoning proposal . ~ Hearing closed to the public and confined to the Board. January 20, 1976 Page 53. ~', f __ ________ ____====Ja~u=r~201 1976=====___ ___________ Supervisor Madigan said he would like to look at the property in question. Supervisor McKillap felt that Planning would need comments from the Board relating b their proposal. Supervisor Richter felt the zoning should be broken down into smaller areas. He would suggest that this ba sent back to Planning and request that it be broken into smaller areas. Supervisor Madigan suggested that It be put aver so Board members could look at the area and that they could send it bank to the Planning Commission with their comments. Supervisors Madigan and Richter will go up to Forest Ranch and discuss the matter with the people. Hearing wntinved to Tuesday, February 10, 1976 at Is30 p.m. RECESS: The Board recessed at 3:40 for coffee break and then to go into an executive session to discuss the Assessor's litigation matter. RECONVENED: 4;55 following an executive session. 76-109 AUTHORIZE ASSESSOR TO BRING ACTION RELATIVE TO THREE DECISIONS RENDERED BY ASSESSMENT APPEALS BOARD RE MOBILE HOME PARK HEARINGS pun Blaekstock, County Counsel, reported that the executive session was held to discuss action being brought by County Assessor opposing decistons of Assessment Appeals Board relating to Applications de, 62 & 69, mobile home parks in Paradise area. He recommended the Board avthari ze the Assessor to bring an action relative to these decisiorsand authorize his retaining counsel to represent him in such action. On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and unanimously carried, the Assessor was granted permission to bring an action against the Butte County Assessment Appeals Boprcl relative to their decistons regard#ng Applications 48, 62 and 69, to determine if proper findings were made, and granted authorizotSbn ro the Assessor to retain counsel to represent him in this matter. 76-If0 DISCUSSION: MOUNTAIN LION PROBLEM T e mountain ion pro em t of Supervisor Richter had called County Counsel on discussed at this time. The question is complex; what type regulation does this county hwe to keeping this type pet in residential areas. This is an endangered species. County Counse[ stated that household pets are allowed ins R-I areas; household pets hwe not been defined. The question for the Board to determine is whether or not want to regulate the keeping of such animals. M ordinance could be prepared to attempt to regulate this type thing for the protection of neighbors. It would be a matter of policy. Supervisor Richter said his caller was pretty wncemed about the animal. It was capable of getting out of the yard. County Counsel will bring back something for the Board's consideration in the area of an ordinance. 76-tll DISCUSSION: CHARTER AMENDMENT PROPOSAL OF SAN FRANCISCO REGARDING _ STRIKES AND PICKETING ~ . ! F:~Y Supervisor Madigan stated he har~~iisc~ed the Charter amendmeAf•wgtFi Goerit~r'Counsel. age ~., rr ... C CS ~ C... C C ~_. ~= CT.~ ~'C~C'ii ~CbC C O= CS C CC CC C CL CC q He would like this put over another week. The Board members have a copy of the two proposals. No action at this time. 76-112 APPROVE APPOINTMENT TO BUTTE COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY n mot an o pervrsor op, sewn e y pervrsor a unanimously carried, a letter was regvested~fo be sent'to Gene Openshaw inappreciation-of:*hisservices ' ' as a member of the Butte County Housing Authority, and appointed • Manuel Naranjo of Oroville to replace him. 7b-113 INFORMATION MATTERS an ac c , aunty Counsel, reported on the new provisions of the Brown Act. He will send the Board members a resume of the new provisions. Chairman Cameron reported he had received a letter from Mr. Welborn, contractor for the Paradise Library. Letter read by cleric. Discussed= no action taken. Supervisor Ladd commented on the bulletin from CSAC on binding arbitration. He felt the Board should oppose A615. Discussed whether Administrative Officer should telephone our representatives in Sacramento or whether letter should be written. On motion of Supervisor Ladd, sewnded by Supervisor Richter and unanimously carried, Administrative Officer was requested to telephone or sera! a night letter to our representatives in State Legislature opposing AB 15, Warren, State control of agricultural land, and SB 1294 (Dills) regarding binding arbritration. 76-114 DEPARTMENT HEADS TO BE INVITED TO ATT.Et~W NORTWERN COUNTIES SUPERVISORS ASSOCIATION MEETING n motion o pervrsor rgan, seconded by Supervisor Richter and unanimously carried, department heads were authored to be irwited to attend the Northern Counties Supervisors Associatian meetings in Chico, said invitation to include the banquet. 7b-lI5 LETTEit TO BE WRITTEN TO COLUSA COUNTY BCt4RD OP SUPERVISORS REQUESTING THAT THE EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES AGENCY: =T3E PLACED ON THEIR AGENDA C airman ameron report t at a meefing ~ en a rn rr ey y t e Emergency Medical Services committee. Copies of the joint powers agreement with the Northern California agency presented and referred to County Counsel For his consideration. Chairman Cameron stated that Colusa County has decided not go join the F:rnergency Medica[ Agency and he felt it would be said if one county was left out without joining any of these agencies. ff was requested that Supervisor Madigan;o,Golusa County Supervisors meeting on Febrvar}r 17, 1976 to discuss with them what this may mean to them iF they do not join with the other counties. On motion of Supervisor MclGllop, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and unanimously carried, the Administrative Officer was authori>ed to write a letter to Colusa County Board of Supervisors, asking them to place this maffer on their agenda for Tuesday, Febwary 17, 1476 for discussion. Page 55. January 2i}, 1976 ~ ~. January 20 1976 aooa ea...- o~c ~_a e c ~cr~ o.ee.ee= oa o o ec=..o.oe ADJOURNMENTa There being nothing further before the Boarr! at this time, the greeting was adjourned at 5e30~p.m. to reconvene on Tuesday, Januay 27, '197b vt 9=00 a.m. ATTEST: CLARK A. NELSON, COUNTYCLERK gy; Chairman o t e a a o u isors e page 5b. January Z0, 1976