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HomeMy WebLinkAboutM030971March 9, 1971 STATE.:OF CALIFORNIA ) SS, COUNTY OF BUTTE ) The Board of Supervisors met at 9:00 a,m, pursuant to adjournmento Present: Supervisors Gilman, Madigan,. Maxon, McRi.llop and Chairman Reynoldso Clifton Nickelson, Administrative Officer, Daniel Blackstock, County Counsel, Clark A, Nelson, County Clerk, by Marga.e Catt, Boax'd of Supervisors Clerko TNVQCATION: Rev. James Flynn, Calvary Southern Baptist Church, Chico. Pledge of allegiaraEe to the flag of the United.States of A*nerica 71-373 APPROVAL OF MI1VU'1`ES On,motion of Supex'visor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor NcKillop and unanimously carried, the minutes of March 2, 1971 were approved-as mailed, 71 374 COMMUNICATIONS Ray V, and Ruth N, Brundage, Mountain. View, Mx'o and.Mrso Brundage are ire receipt ~ d d,(~ L of a notice of filing of assessment and time of hearing thereon in regard to Sierra Del Oro Estates, Unit ~~4 Assessment District, as owners of Lot 314. They object to the•condition of the gutter in front of their ].ot and ask that the conditions be corrected before they are assessed for this constructio~Ro Referred to Ciay CasLleberrya Charles Ao Jewel, Clayton, Mr. Clayton. writes regarding the assessment on lot l p Q ~ L number-256 in Sierra Del Oro Estates Unit ~k4 and asks that certain questions be answered by. mail as fie will be unable to attend the hearing held in Ox'nville on March 9, 1971, Referred to Clay Castleberry. Hearing to be held at 11000 a,m. Diamond "S" Ranches, Chico, Mro C. L, Srhwein forwards copy of letter written by c~//~ Q a Diamond "S" Ranches to Department of the Army, Sacramento District Corps of Engineers, regarding overflow problems affecting-land owtsers below Chico Landing, Referred to George Stamm, Thiel Eo Lippincott, Paradise. Mr, Lippincott thanks the Board of his appointment 5~~ a.0 0 ~o the County Gi~izens Committee on.Subdivisians, but states that his business will be keeping him out of town for several months and sugges~~s that his son Gary, who is also a licensed land surveyor, be appointed to serve in his place, See motion following communications. Butte°Glenn.Medical Socity, Dr. Warrens, president,writes that the Butte~Glenn (o ~ D.O O Medical Society. has nominated Philip M, Morgans, M,D, to represent the So:;iety on the-Board of Trustees of the Butte County Hospitalo See motion following. communieationso Bank of American Mr, Garcia of the Ban1c Tax Department writes to make claim for refund of documentary transfer taxes paid by the Bank of America. during the period November 10, 1969 through 1970, stating that such taxes were erroneously and/or illegally collected and giving grounds for such claim, Referred to County Counsel. Biggs Memorial Hall Committee, Ray.-Valverde, chairman of the board submits the s0/, 0 0 name of James W. Carter to fill the vacancy left by the appointment of Grady Madden to janitor secretary, See motion following communications, City of Oroville. The City forwards enpy of its proposed Ordinance Noo 1102, o`) QQ,.~~ which establishes fees for services at the animal shelter in accordance with those maintained. by the City of Chico. -Final reading of this ordinance will be on Monday, March 15, 1971, Discus§ed, Mx•o Nickelson-was asked if the County had received communications in this matter from. Biggs and Gridley. Will check on the mattero Page 209, Maroh.9, 1971 March 9,_1971 City of Gridley, 'I`he Gity writes to inform the Board that: the CiF:y Council of ~a./, ~ ~ Gridley has-selected Councilman Dax'win Spurgeon as the Cou~.c.7.1°s representative to ' the three member advisory committee for sel.ect:ion of a garbage tx•a.nsfer station in. the Gridley-Biggs area, Information! only. City of Gridley, Ike City Council of Gridley wx'ites than they have x'eceived ~ ~ ~,p~} reports-of possible misuse of vehicles operated by E.O,C, and states that it desires an investiga?~ion and report on This matter, Del Hyde requested to report on this matter. 19'70 Grand Jury of the County of Butted The 1970 Grand Jury forwards its resolution ~ a Q,p -dated March 4,.1971 expx•essing the desire that Government Code Section 26880 be amended to allow. the office o€ Controller to be held as an office separate ar..d apart from the County l,~uditor at the discretion of 'the County Boax•d of Supervisors. Discussed, Board will ~ turfy the reoasnznez•wdation ofrhe urand Jux•y and take action at a.later date, County of Inyoo The County sends a copy of its Resolution ~To. 7l°I~ in. support of the securing of the space shuttle program far the State of California, ~ O p~b J Information only, r County of Tuoluumne. The Tuolumne Board of Supervisors whites to express its support for continuance of the present plan of funding local mental health servioes as opposed to th.e alternative approaches now under consideration by the Assembly Ways and Means Committee, special sub-committee on-.Mental Health Services. Referred to Administrative Officer with request that he report back to Board, State Department of Public Healtho The veterinax•y section of the Department fox'wards a second copy. of the "Statement of Enfox•c.ementa' form requesting completion and fo:cwarding as soon as possible, This has to do with. dog licensing anal controlo Referred to ?xealth Department. Senate Committee on Water Resources, The Committee sends notice of a public fact u ~/ o~ finding hearing set for Thursday, March 18, 1971 in Sacramento, Califor~?ia to receive testimony regarding the adequacy of the criteria used to determine storage capacity and release schedules for Shasta and Oroville Resex'voirso Supervisor Madigan will attend this meeting. Senator Fred W. Marley, Jr, Senator Marley reglies to the Bcardes letter to him on j o o,Z; Ser_ate Bi11 Too 125 and states That although there has been a great deal of misunderstanding about the intent of the bill, that it has been defeated in the Assembly Committee on Revenue and Taxation anci is.°1deadcf for this sessiono Information; no action taken.o Governor Reagan. The Governor sends telegx•am assuring the County that his welfare and Medi-Cal reform program will not increase the burden on county taxpayers, (~ a./,Qi Copies of the specific program will be sent to the County and the Governor would appreciate comments on the proposal. Supex•visor.Maxon requested that Welfare Director report to the Board on the offsets to the County in this matter. Hayward Air National Guard Base. Lt. Gol. Wang of-the 129th Special Operations Group writes regarding U.So Air Force requirements for tx•aining in day and night low level .navigation flights and states that certain routes cover areas of Butte County. He cites days, times and sensitive areas-which would be avoided in these flights. He requests infox'mation from i~he County as to any objections to these flying operations. Administrative Officer will x•esearch this matter and will report back to the Board, No action-taken at this time. Mrs, Ernie Albrecht. Hippies coming to the County, Read and discussed, ~ D © ~ ~ Copy to be sent tc the Sheriff, V. K. Johnsen, Vice-Chairman, Butte County Housing Authority. Appointment of Henry L, Willa.amso Assembly California Committee on Elections and Reappcrtionment. Muting to be held / p ~ o, in Sacramento, March 26, 19710 Assemblyman John Burtono Hearing in Placer County concex•ni~xg continued operation 3 S~p.OG of DeWitt Hospitalo Read and discussed, No action takeno Thomas E. Evans, Superintendent of Schools, Request permission to be out of the State ~fOl,c for 55 days to attend Oxford University in England. Eequest recommendation of Board of Education, #e--sa~i~ar~ Page. 210. March 9,.1971 March 9, 19'?1 71375 APPOII~T'TMEN`1' TO COUNTY CI'ZIZENS COMMI:T~E ON SUBDIVISIONS On motion of Supervisor' Ma:xor, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and uraa?~imously carried, Cary T>ippincott,~Paradise, was-appnin±-ed i.xx place of his father, Thiel ~o DippS.''SCOT:t, Paradise, as a member.' of ttee Butte County Citizens Committee or Subdi;~isionse 71376 $PPEL~O~. AP.:PO]'~I~T~',l'~N~:. OP' PHIT~IP M, MOR~:.r~NS, MoD„ '~O R~R~S~N',L. ~SL`1"7:P°GT~A?1~? MEDICAY• SOCIETY ON1: THE BOARD OF TRTS'iE~S OF TEiB BT7`1'TE COTJN`IY HOS"PI2'AD On motion of Supervisor .McItillop, seconded by S~sgex°visor Maxon and unanimously carried, the Board approved the recommendation of the Butta°•='lenn Medical Society and appointed.Philip Me Morgans, M,Do to represen*• the Society o*a the Board of 'Trustees of the Butte County Hospitals 73= On ~}otion of Supervisor Max:~sn, seconded by Super~lisor Madigan and unanimously carx'ied, >Ja:nE~ ~rio`Oarter was appointed a member of the Biggs Memox'ial Nall Commd.t~eA'id-fill the va.car~cy created by the appointment of Grady .Madden to Janitor Secretary. 71377 APPR.O'tlE DETTER `TA JA?~S? HIG??TAWER.a DIME SADDT>v PARI~I~TG TOOT ADDITION' Supervisor Maxon repox'i~ed on the meeting with Mr, Hightower, State Parks and l~ei:reation, last weeko Supervisor Maxon ssaggested thaw a le*.ter be written to-Mro Hightower regax'ding the T,ime~.Saddle parking lot addition; he felt that it was importazst_ than, 'the matter be exp:~3ited by the State, Copies of the proposed letter given to the Board memberso T'he letter x~il.l be sent to Mro ~iightower, over the Chairma~-c's sigx±a.tureo 71378 WEI.~OME GIRZS FRAM PARP.DISE kl'GN 0?i09T, G_0'V_ER,rIM_EN'7 CTASS Chairman Reynolds welcomed girls from the Paradise High School Government class9 he introduced the Board members and department heads that were present, 71=379 R1~ART ON POSSIBIDITY OF FU`x3?RE RAID _HAU3a OF R>TSE ?.`A. T,9.SSEN f~`O~.TN2"Y Clay Castleberry, Direci•.or of. Public Works, repo?~ted on poss3.bility of future rail haul of refuse to Dassen Courtyo He stated that he had met with the Wester*~-Paeifio Railroad peopl.eo It does not Nook as though we should negotiate -with them at this time for this haul of refuses Mro Oastleberry explained the operation, He said as time goes on the possibility of the haul. looks more attractive, The company is trying to get a 1im:Lted haul started a.r_d i.t is possible that in the future the rates wi11 come down for 'the ha.ul3.ng of this refuse, Discussed; no aCti.ora taken, 71'380 DISCUSSION: PROPOSIiD BUIDDIDTG ORDINADTCE CH~.NG>iS; STA`Il~ R>iC~rLA.TTON BOARD Clay Castleberry, Director of.Public Works, reported that they-had received word from the State Reclamation Board concer~n.i.-g minor change; to proposed building ordinan~'e for special building area alongside Sacramento River. Mr, Castleberry has given the proposed changes to County Coansel and the two Chico Supervisors, 't'here wi11 be an informational meew•3.ng hex's next 2"uesday at 11000 soma No action, taken at this timed 7l°381 .R~OR?' 'ON BIDS FOR. SUPER20R. COURT COMPLEX Bids.for construction of the Superior Court Gomple:x-were opened at 11x00 a,mo on March 5, 1971 with the base bids as follows: Dale Green. Construction $705,399 Lamon Construction 6~s8,318 Modern Building Company 681,562 McDaniel & Burroughs 660,515 Dick Neves 63,802 Rage 2110 March. 9, 1971 ___________________March.9.~=1.9,7;1 =_.___ _-________---__ Bids had been referred to Mre McE'arrFn, County Archi,*::eot, and he is gra~sent at this z:ime f•o present the ree.ommendo.tion for award of the bid, Mx', McFarre*~ said the co*~tr.•acts cov.ld be prepared for the financing .of th.e baz.ldin.g and for award of the c.cn.struc*•ion o:E the. bni:~.dinge Mr.', McEarx~en stabled that thex'e were four alrernate bids; he e~:xplairxed what the altexnates world be for i.n the builda,ngo Mr, McB'ar~t'en stated that he had gone a~rer the bids with County Coar?sel and representatl.ves from Ce~b°;Tal, Chairman I2.eynolds si:ated he 'was quite pleased with the bids, Mro McFax'ren sa:f,d that by n.e:xt week the contracts should be prepared, The'Auditor stated that thex.•e is about.$2~+2,000 That is available to be put into this ax•rangemence County Counsel sa3.d 'he would like to 'know much of this a•vailabl.e money does the Board want to pest into the construction of the buildingo Mre Blaclcstock stated that the less money the Cou»ty borrows, the less ini~erest the County wou7.d have to payo Mr, Nickelson: said the recammendafii.on would be brought back to i:h.e Board., w7.r_h a breakdowno Mx'e Blacksto~~k. explained the matter ofrhe lino T3.me spent di.scussi±~g the awarding of the contract for t:he building and the mai•ter of th.e loan to finance the constrrctione On..motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Reynolds and carried the Board expressed their intent t:a award "the ba.d for the Court complex next week anal that it was chair intent to borrow the f•+a11 $,500,000 to provide ample funds and not throw a hardship on the tax payerso ASS e Super.°visors Gilman, -Madigan and Chairman iteynclds NOESB Supervisor Maxon and Mc~illop 71°382 THOMAS BVA~IS, STTP`PQ_OF_SGH001J~,_Az`PHOkI~g~1_TO L~.~'F7~ S`TATB TAI ~G~SS 0;~` S DA"YS On motion ofSupervisor Mc~illop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan. and unanimously carried, Thomas Bva»:s, Superintendent of Schools, was authorized to leave the-State in excess of~5 days, as requested in his letter of this date, said approval granted contingent upon approval by his S~~hool Boardo 71383 R~ROR.T Bz BLTITE Gam suBnl:~~tszo~t: corlMt°zT~~ Mxo George Ghames, chairman of the Eutte Gounry Subdivisio:e. Committee, reported to the Board on the activities of the Commif:teeo Mr, Ghames summarized the background of thf.s committee and why it: had been o:r'garii.zedo He stated that there han~been some problems in the interpretation of the ordinanceo He said that i~'an area should come up that i.s not entirely spelled out, then the committee could in.texpret the section of the ordina^.ceo Mra Ghames said the committee would like to reques~,: funds to have the ordinance printed in bound bookse It would take approximately $7.50w$7.000, The copies of t:he ordinance-would be sold, a:nd i:he money could be p7.aced back in the f•and o Mro Ghames stated there was another prob7.em which cor_fierns lar..d divisionso He explained fhe problem of parcel mapso The committee is s?:ill tudyirg Phis •probleme At the present time, the developer needs only a 60' recorded easemento This needs to be correcteda This needs to be ~:or.rected9 fhe recorded access should be traversable, Mro Ghames said i.t was felt that a set of rv.les should be developed for this committee to work undero An agenda should be mailed ou;: a week before the meetin..gs and the cortun3ttea should ~?.ot vote on any matter that is n.ot ors the agendao They should record the vote of each committee membex• so that it will be a matter of p~.zblic recordo Ac the present time they have 18 members on this committee, The executive committee has recommended thaw the comm3.ttee be reducede There should be a representative from each supervisorial districto The Committee-said they wo~~ld like to ha~ae 3 1.i,,tcJ.Q more involvement in the interpretatior. of the ordinance problems ~ Max'ch 9, 1971 Rage 212. , On notion of Supex"vi~ox• McKi:t.lop, aeccnded by S~perv:i.sox' Maxon and unanimou¢ly carried, auihorizat:i.ors was granted fo'.r the pr:i,ra:isag of t:h.e subdivision ordinance, in an. amount not to e:xcead.$1000, said fY~:ds to be transferred from the x•esex°a~e for conz:ir_genc:y to the Clex~~;°s budgex:o 71°38~ APPF'~Tt.~?GF OF R.OBRR'1' I37:.GHOi,SON ~ BGO:~?OM1G DE~I?BI~OPMBIQ?` GOMM7:SSl'ON D'IRLCI'OR. Robert Iyieholson, Directo'x' of the.Bc.o:nom~c DeS~el.opmeni'. C'ommi.ssi.o:~s., explained the matter of 1LailPax. He ~a:i.d he made a call i,e sec: what the situation was in the mati~er.. He said that Wesi:arrx Pacif:f.c-was opposed %o i:he matter, He said that i:o. Line with the ccopex'a*_:ion the County has had with the Wesi:exn.Pacific Railroad, he weuld recommend that the Gourai:y not go on with this R~ilYax ma*"".:ter and force somethi:ag or Wesi~er.'n ,Pac:ific i:hai they do not want, The American. River Ganyon is 'the proposed r.'ov.te, i.t i.s equip~c.d .`s:o hand3.e h3.gh speed trains. Ms. 1Vi.cholson said that with *:hanks to the news media, 4~ people in Orovil7.e and 19 ~.*~. the C`hi.co area have come forward sraia.n.g chat ?•hey have experience inrhe needle %:x•ade. 'T.he Gounty does have people i:hen ~:ha.t c:o:~ld be used to attract the garme~~; ind~s7•°e'y, `.Ehere sho~~ld be a gror~p of names to submit to the garment company, Discussed. na aci::ion talk:e!s. R~CFSSo lo:zo RBCOI~TVEIVBD e 10:35 71-385 _P__R~s~T~'PIO?~, OF SAER?'y AND SAER D12.T~.'t)I?~?'C AinTH,1tDS •7ohn Moedy, of the Stai:e Gompep:sation Fund, preseni:ed the road grader award to the Department of Pub~.ic Works. This is th.e 3rd year That Burte Gounty has received the road grader. "i'ha.s is a, safety dchie•cement award fo'r working Three years wi~hout a loss time irc:Lderli:. Chairman Reynolds px'esented the safe driving awa.x'ds to 22 Bui:ie Gounty employees, Chairman Reynolds complimented those employees for their record of safe driving ar_d thanked them for appearing at ibis time to receive these awards, 71386 AGCESS .AND ~1~TCROAGHN~r7'Z" PBRI~T~TS, WEST PARADISE AREA. t f ~ a, O v PUBI,IG WOii_KS;_DTRECTBD PT®?' 'L~SS~ ~.T~ '~RO.A_CHN~?~T`P P~RI~IT'~ Discussion on aec:ess and encroachment pexmita for etEe West. Paradise-area was ~ontir~ued ..~ from last weeks Boa:t'd meeting. Nixo GasWleberry said he was looking to t:h3.s board for g9xidarce in }~he mai;ver, There 1-aas been a fox'mal appl.icaf:ior! for an encroachment pex'mit fox the area in questiono The request is for a permit to connect onto an existing,co~nr.y roadway. This requese is or Coestmoox' Drive. Phil Mace, Assistant Gounty Counsel, x•epox'*•ed on the matter, the prob7.em revolves around f:he question. of wrhether the Gounty is reserving. this one°foot strip, The Board could deny access. by reserving this one~oat strip, 'dime spent discussing actim. that should be taken, Mr, Mace said the county cculd review the matter of traffic safety, Chairman Reynolds stated that if this encroachment were to be allowed, and something should happen, the b7.ame would fall back on th.e Gounty for not adequate7.y planning. far the safety of the people, There could be a problem with fix•e. A letter from the Fire Protection District of Paradise was x'ead and discussed. Page 213. Max.; h 9, 19'71 Supervisor McRillop stated he had gone over fi:he area i.horo3ghly, `.There are a good man y.acres.in the area that will generate a great deal cf traffic in the futux•eoT.t is a beautiful areao He said he felw t:he Board had an obligatio7~ to th.e peop3.e in the area that have bui:Lt their homey in that areao He felt the area should develop another acs:ess before any more encroachmen':: perm:Lts are granted, Supervisor Gilman said he had .gone over t:he area, also, `mere is a potential of abo~~t 400 acres that could be developed and another access should be provided before the area was developedo Supervisor Madigan. concurred with Supervisors McRillop and Gilman.o Mro Castleberry stated that all Board members feel that axxother access is needed in tha area out to the Skyway, Ne said the Board could form a~a assessment District to build a road in that areao Sapex°visor Maxon agreed with vhzs sta?•emento 9:here is a tremendous potential for development in t_haf: area,',:he Board iould take the leadex'ship in forming. an assessment discrit•to It was stated that maybe a serv:i.ce area could be fox'med For the purpose of building another aocess road, .T.i: was felt that there was a. fire danger in the areao 'l'ime spent discussing how !-he matter' shout-d be handledo It wa.s suggested that the County should take the leadership in fox'mirg a Cou?~ty Service Area and ,in the meantime, .the Soa.rd could direst Public: Works Depax•tment ~zot tc iss5~e permits until an access road has been buil3., It was moved by Super~ri_sor Mc!tillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and carried that Public Works D_partment be directed not to issue the requesfi:ed enoroaehmeht pex?nit for the road in the Wes.*: Paradise area, AXES: Supervisors Gilman, Madigan,.McRillop and Chairman Reynolds NOES: Supervisor :Maxon 71°38? APPROTi~ ~k~i`£A`T'.L~~ MAP OF AR~NE ACRES SU33DTV;iSION.AND FR.ONfiT.ER. 3T.€3:~A~sE su_sDlv.ISI®~r On mofi:ian of Supervisor Maxon, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and unanimously carx•ied, the following tentative subdivision maps were appx'ove3, sv.bjeot to condit:ion:s set forth. in Butte County Subdivision Committee`s x'eYOx't dated February 2.5, 19?1: to Arlene Acx'es Subdivision, 9 lots, west side of ~J'a3.lombx'osa Avenue, south of Manzanita Avenue and north of juniper 1lvenue, Ghicoo 2, Frontier Village Subdivision, 10 lots, west side of Gohasset Road, east of Sacramento Northern Railroad, south of Lassen Avenue and ncrth of Lupin, Ghicoo ?1388 APPROVE LOUISE GOZZA 'IEN'P.A'II'V'E PARCEL MAPS REDL'GZION FRAM 15° to 3.4081 FOR_A~GES_S__ --- - - --- On motion of Supervisor Maxon, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and unanimously carried, approval was granted to the Louise Gozza tentative parcel map, AP 51~1.42~03, 2 lots, east side of Skyway, 2?0` southerly of Wagstaff Road, Paradise, for a reduction .from 15` to 14,83. for access made LAND DTVISIONS: NONE F,ECEP~IONS : NONE Page 214, March 9, 19?1 '71389 PUBLIC HB4.R3:Y>TG;a SIBR.Rk1 DRT, ORO N0. ~ APP>iA~Se ASSBSSMB?~T`,L`S :T.`he 'pub"i.ic hearing on the notice of filing as,sessmen.ts for' Sierra Del Oro Unit. No. 4 was opened, Robert Brua~.se11, ati:orney- for th.e d'is'i:x'ii.t', appeared to discuss the assessmeni's.placed on the parcels wii:hir. ~:h.is unit. Z'h.e Cex'~tif:Lcate of County Surveyor sett:i^~g forth the asses9ments. filed with the Clex'ko ProtesL_leiiers concerni.n.g =_he amouat o£s:lhe asses men} discussed. T,arwin Development Company had guaranteed that L:he assessment for this work would be $1'150, a credit .for the differec~we between $1'750 and $2,11.6 as set by th.e engineer wi11 be credited to each property owner by Taxwl.n De"+?elopme;a.e Company, A letier will. be Beni to eacb. property droner informing them of this credi: o Jim ~~e, Er.g7.neer of work fx'om the firm of Murray & McCormick, gave a brief s~maar°y of the work Yhac has been doztie. HF explaw~n.ed ~;hy ~'he eosin have been raised ore. ibis projecto ~.Mr, Br~tse:11 ssaied he wo'Ea1d wr'iie to the property owners and inform ibis of this credi.i that they wo°s:l.d received Hearing opened io the pub:[,:l.ca Appeax'ingo no oneo Hearing closed to *Ir!e public at this timed Tt.was s:aWed L::haa: the records shruld show that Darwin Contr®cting Company will giYre credi. tc the proper.'iy owaer.'s for the amount ores $1750 that they had guaran:.eed io the purchasers would be the amount of Their assessmen3:, 71-390 ADOPT RBSO~JTI'ON '71°39 O~R.R}~T,"CH'G PROTESTS I:Ta' SlERR4 DBI. ORO RS'TA`rBS UN~T;NO,_ ~ ASS~S~MR~1`1' DISTRTGT 0!?. motion.. of S'ap~x"Visor Maxon, seconded by Supervisor M~:LZillop and una,-Aimousl y carried, Resolution. 71~39,ovexx'nl.in.g px'ot:esrs in. Sierra. Del Oro Rstates Unit i~To, 4 Assessment Di.sr_a'i.ct,was adopted a_nd the Chairman was authorized to sign, 71°391 ADOPT R.&SOT,U`1`I:ON 71!+0 CO1~T'TRMTIVG ASSI~SSMENT T'~ STRR:L~1 D)rli OR9 ES7'4°L)<S 0?~7T'T T50. ASSBSSMSI~'i' DTSTR3:G'1' On. mol;ion of Supervisor Maxon, seconded by Supervisor McTCillep and unanimously carr.'ied, R.esnlui-ion .7 `l°-~ O,eonfirmi.ng asse.~sment in Sierra Del. Oro Estates LTni.i DTo, ~+ Assessment Distr;ici,wa.s adopi ed, wi*~h the un.dex•star~.di~~g than Darwin Developments wi:Ll credit the b'uyex'sn purchase notes ir. Sa.erx'a Del Ox'o Rsi:ates Unit 1`To, 4 by the difference between. the pe.r lot assessment of $2,11.6 and the gua,x'aniea of $1,750 and that l,ax^wa.n Developmesdts. shall file a leti'er with i:he Cauniy of :Butte to this effect., 71°392 PUFsliIC HEAR~LNG GOb1'T'TATLTBDo PROPOSED. ORDI.NANC~ AMS~?DT?v'G SZ;CTION 2.3 of ORDLMA~i~B P?~, 10'11 (COD?'SOLIDI,~I`~~?G r:A°39P AGIiICi7d.,''y'[JR.I~L DIS?'EtTCTS :[`he public hear3.ng on the proposed ordinanc'.e amending Seciion 2.3 of. Ordinance No.-1071 (consolidating:"PA°3~` Agricultux'al dis~xi.c:ts) was continued as held ai the Board meeting of Marc.°h 2, 1971. `Phe hearing was closed to the audience at the last meeting and confined i:o i:he Board for discussion and action. Supervisor Mc1Ci11op stated he has some x'e,~ervations about this ordir..ance, He saaT.d it• was not economicol to fa:em these parcels that are less ih.an 5 acres. He asked if the County could have an. ordinance that would allow the splitting of these small parcels on a onewt:i.me basis. These pax'ii~:3ular parcels. in question could be split once and not split again, 3:f these pax°cels-were io be split once, the value of Y.he property would increased County Counsel staled that' as a practical matter', the county could not do thi.so Mr. B1ack~stoc:k explained this matter. Mr. Blacksiock stated that the A~3.di.si.ricts-would have to be i:he same and have the same requirements all over the county, Page 215. March 9, 19'11 ~: ~~ .- T 11Ia.xcn. 9.9._7.971 _ _ - Time spent disrus~ing the proposed or'di.nanr.e. Supervi.,=;or Gilman sLaied c.h.at ihex~e wex'e some problems wish. i:hese smaller:parcels, The County skiovxld €:ake a good lc~k at i:he results that would. happen i.f this amerrdmeri were .adopted, County Counsel stated vhaY: if 'the Board wanied. an, ordinance along the li*.tes i:ha* were suggested by Su:perv3.sor Mclt'd.llop, the Loax~d would have to make a recommendation ro the Planning Commission. :Ct was suggested rha~: ii be the ini:en~ of chi.s Board ro ha~re a», ox•di~narsce prepared and ro .co:as7.der the allowing of a orAe- ~9.me s,plic of parcels 1ESS char .5 acres iY!ai are in !~u3 discricis. On motion o£ Super•syisor Mc:Kd.llop, seconded by. S~iper~vi.snr Maxon and carried, t:he p.c'oposed ordinance amending . Se;;=._•:Lon: 2,3 cf Ordiraana:e No, ].07:L (ronso7.:idating 'PA~3Y0 agricultural diser:i.c*~s) was re:Eerred "back ie the Planning Commission fos' the3.r- dca ~1rie1'~sic:'~.ra.fi t:he suggestion that those :Par.cel,s u:~:dcr 5 acres be. allowed a e:~e rime ,~p13.c anal Thai 'Planning Commission seL- oui: ih.~:se pax'^e1s 2:har- could be spli€:. [~~'IdS o Supervisors Maxnrs, . Mr•7~:17.1op and Gi-eairman Reynolds 1TaBS o Supex'visox'.s Gilman and :.Madigan 71°:393 PDBl,1:C; 1_--i1~9.I~iNGt PR.OPOSBD ZOI~i:T.L:1G FROM. f1°2 r,o re~„Re~ ({1ftR:CSI[,`I~'rI~!:r, R~SIDR~r?T7.11I,) DISTR:,~"C,`l (MRS. 7]l7ANB F', BR.OT?', 1tI A:G) FOR ARRA ~'~~]~~,7:J,`~' DBSGR:CL7rD 41S T FIST 18.5b..02 fe~i of PAR.C]YL 3 ~~T.O T~ 7rAS`i' 2,590 E~w OE FAIYGPI, 2 of "P12:I7aS:L'?~?G ls~N'DS"., G'lTa_GO ---- ire public I-searing on the proposed rezenir~g from ~1°2 to ".A.mR" d~'ag:r'icv.ltux~d.° residential) disix•ict (M_rs, Duane F. Broi~, et a.7.) for area ge:r..era7..i.y described as the easi 1856,02. feel: of Parcel :3 and. i:he east:2,590 feet cf parcel 2 of 9VPriesing T,ands,'F 3o~aced ~aes~• oz Garner Road; Chico was held a;~ ad~yerc:i~~edo Jim lawson, Planning Dirµutox', summarized t.tLe acta.ons cf rF~e Elarar_i.ng Comm~.ssion, 2'he P?.an-;yng fiommiSS:lon approved this rezoning by a. ~r..an.:imoas voce of i.he memherse Hearing opened so the public. Appearing it opposi:iono a±e one. Appearing in fa•aors no oneo fiear:ing closed co the p!'bi~, anal ~on.fined io the Board fcr actiwn. 71394 ADOPT OR~IIJ.4~C~ J~O, 1154 Z9ri1'1~]G A P01t.'1']:aAi U:~' `1k.P GOiJ~i'!:'~' O:~" Bl3~L`yB, Ar] "AA„Ru (AGRLO'iJ~.,`1T~;RFIIC,°RRSID~D~,.I.91,) D:;:S:~R?G`', A?~Y17 BS~'AB1,1SH3:~:~ EkBi~~;?,.43Id~MS ~`L3R. '7EiR L°SE OF lA?V73 AIv~iJ THR CO~IS?'RJJG'rION OP &UI1~1~GS On motion of Super~y^~.W~or McR:illop, seconded by Super°;riWor Madigan. and unanimoiwly carried, Ordinar!oe bl'o. 1154 zoning a por~:io:~f of *ha Goun*y cf Buite an Y°A°R.99 District, and estabwsl~ing regulations fcr the use of: -land and the consirLCtion of build~.rAgs was adop*_•ed and w•he Chairman w'as aui:t!ox•i~ed io sign, 77.° 9.5 OPENING Off` BIDS: O7?F7i7t !:;f3_B~T~ SLTRg1.,'It~ PR.fJPEIi.`1"~_O~J ~S`T A[1BNtTB PR0J7lG'T 56171.°68°:1 ' Bids were opened in offer to buy sun.°plus proprWriy o??-Rant Avenge Project 56171°68°1 as wdvex'tised. t~1if Micke.lson, tldminisirai:ive Off3.oer, explained the parcel io be so:1d. The property. is on Nord Avenuee i.t was abardc;ned years ago, One bid was received by G. Go Williamson ~.ra the amount of $27;2. Ae this point, Mr, Nickelson said b:i.ds should be opened from any oiher bidder. A bid was opened from T,ouise Statham and B. Baker-a.n-the amount of $27:3, Bias naw ope~~aed to the perblico Chaix'man Reynolds asked if shore were any ox•al b3.ds ai. this time. ~. bWd was received' from R,~1ph Aedst r.~om in the amount of $286,65, sus there were ne f~rt:her bids, the biddz.ng was closed at this lime. County Go:snsel staled that i:he action a'~ thi:s time would be to accept the bid of R~1ph Hedatromo Ors motion of Supervisor M!~B.i11op, seLOnded 'by Supervisor Maxon a*_?.d Page 216 March, 9, 19.71 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - _ _ = Mach ~ ~=127 _ _ _ _ _ = = _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ unanimously carried, tY~e bid of R~1.ph Hedstrom ire i:Y.e amoare o:E $286,65 was accepted, subjece to the c.learar~;e by .the escrow office. 71°396 ADOF'?' RRSOLUTION ?Z°'el RR T`R~OR,AR:Y P°JBLT~G ROAD C;Oh~~C`lZd9yi 'TO S7A?'B .fi0'•~'~ 9.9, Clay. Castleberry, Dix.'ecr_or of Publi*• Wanks, reported *:hat ti-~e develogers for 250 acre commercia?.°inds~strial park on Sta?:e Ro•ite 99, ogpo~i.te Fer_erson Tracrtar, need gsbic x'oad c:onnectinn i.n order to develop their groperiy. Proposed.: location has been x'eviewed by Division of Hi.ghways~ however, before Highways can proceed, -the Coar..cy must adapt a resolution reques*'~.ng temporar.'y gublic road connection, Request discussed, On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Sup+ervisar Maxon a,.d u'zar•imously carried, Resolution 71°49. re temporax'y public. road c.o>1ne~;tioW *:0 5tate $.o~Yte 99 was adopted arad the ~~hairma*a wa,s authorised to sign. 71°397 REQUES'?' B~'rPA,RADIS~ HIGH S~'HOOL S'~DE~*S :EOR A PL~G~~ RdDB MOT~Ixf~~S,~, doy Holt, a student of Paradise high School, s*ated than the residents ixi tFie area of the Paradise High School were annoyed a'bov.t the motor~:yLles i,:, the area. She s;:ated than whai: was needed was a placefore' the boas to ride. This would get the motox'::yeles off "the street. She W.ai.d thaw' there was a site oz Wayland Road suggested. Requesi: discussed. Chairman I€.eynGld.s suggested than the group submit a .letter to • Public Works -epartme*et ar.d to the `t;a';1~sty R:i,di~~g. and Hiking Trails Committee, a d t1_:e-e the County could see if someth.a.ng could be fox?n~llated. Mr, Castleberry,presenfed his card to Miss Ho3. and she said they would forraar.'d their requewe eo Mr. Castleberry. 71°398 PLANS & SPBCS APPR©~Dt PARKIN ROAD FROJiaC' Nfl, 02392°7I•-1, BIDS `IO BE OPENED MARCH 30. 1971 On motion of Supervisor Maxon, seca*eded by Sugervisor M~diga-e and unanimously carried, the plans and specific:aiiens for the 3.arkia R.oad_Px•ojec=~ No. 02392°7l°1 were appx'oveds wage scale adoptedg bid opened Wee far March 30, 1971 at 11000 a.m.p and the Chairman and Dix'ecear of Public. Works were authorized to sign the plans. 71p399 APPRO'iTE AGREEMENTS I'OR SAI~_ a..itIGHT C~_E WA'Y A~~GIS7:T'T.O~:~?~I~C;1~:ST & Sl~_~?4L6. On. motion of 5uppervisor McKilI.og, seco:csded by Supervisor Mazs:on ar,d -~ :~nar.?imously carried, the following agx'eemezzes fox' Hale were approved, +"he Chairman was authorised to sign anal the AudiY.ar was aathox•ized to a.ssue warrants upon demand of Oounty°s escrow agento Hillcrest m Terhal E'arms 0.18'7 ac. $170 :No imprc. ?'otal $170 Skyway ° Hale 0,081 ac. $253 " °` " $253 71°400 DISCU5SIONa RANCH SURPLUS PROPER?'F°ORD.RANCH - Mr. Castleberry reported that the Division of Highways requests deca.~;,an by the Board on the Ord Ranch surplus property that b.ad been s;onsidered for the uridleypBig'gs transfer statian. Mr. Gastleberx'y said it Mould be i.n order' today for the Board to advise the State that this site is not critical today and heat the State should not ask the tena~o.ts to move from the property at this time. The Board requested that Mr. Castleberry inform the State not to inform the tenant to move. Mr. Nickelson wi11 get. in touch with the committee and set up a meeting to discuss sites. for the trare;~fer station. 71°401 FINAL MAP~SAN GABR.IEL ESTATES CHICOo T4.KEN OFF AGEL~DA AT THIS 'T'IME Public: Works-'Director requested that appraval of the final mug Poi Sa_n_ Gabriel Estates Subdivision, Chico, be taken off the agenda at this ei.me. No aetio_~± taken. Page 21,70 March 9, 1971 March. 9 ~ 1'71 'al°402 GO~TGUR,.WITH PFJB~T.U` WOR.IiS & GOUN'~T:'Y GOL'1~5R:bo lilQ3IDA'3.~74~ Di~MAGPS~u:~ORGT4®PL~~l:ltl:G ACCESS R011D (NA,TOMAS BOTJ~E'V'ARD) GONS?'R7JGT1:'ON T:T.~ 0E)ERSx:7~] Dan Bla~:kst•ook, GoSan.yy Gourasel, spoke on the madi:er of 7.:i.quidaiing damages for the Georgia=Pacific access road co!~struct:io_n z:ime o;~erru;n., He s.at•ed :he had sent a letter to Dan Oook ial This ma±•d:ex'. Mr. $1a=_k.seo~::k said *:he Ca'~nty could not go along with givir..g a.ny l~.qu~.dating damages. Clay Oasx:leberry, Dl,res.tor of .Public Works, said he co~sc~xrred ?gi.t•~a C'ounc~y Cou:osel i:o. 'this mtai;r:er•. Recommendation discussed, It was waved b3 Supervi.sar MclCillop, sec.on.ded by Supex•visox' Klaxon a*~d carried that the Board conr~urx•ed with. Gouni;y Counsel and Publtic. Wox'ks canc+ex':ning liquidated damages in the amo?rnt of. $2100 and that h:i.s amousza' be held oat from the paymenr_ to Mai:hews Gon.scruc:tion Company. A~~S: Supervisars GiS.ma'r:~, Madiga:ra, :I~faxon. and McK:i.l.lop HORS: Chairman R.eys~alds 75.~~:03 PR.OBIs'R~IS ~eT.~'?''H BRIDGE NOR.'T?~ OF' ElOn~Ci7'S Mx•, Castlebex':ry sia+•ed that there i.s a bridge nor£:h o.[ Her+c:•~st ttiat har> ca•ased the Gourty some px'oblems. ~`he depa.x'tme~~.: is orork:ing wi?:h the s:~.h.ool baar'd people as they will ha+7e ?•a detov:r. i:he S:-:haol buses. Mr, Cass.:leberry stated the*. the bridge will have co be r'epl.aeed, Mr. Css*:1.ebex's°y presented this fer Boa.x'd irsformationy r!o avti.on required at tF.is time. 7:L°404 .A~TTI?ORIZR RE OPEN:C~TG O:E RT~R 1d~t1D Supervisor Gilman s~~ated he had a px'o'blem i:~? his d:9.,3i:x'ie.t, He rece:ive:s numex'on.s c:all.s eoreern.:Lng .Rs.•aer Road. He explained the pUr~pose of the tel.e,phone calls. Nlr. Gastleber.°r,y stated "chat his departme:o.t had put up road blacks in the area where the road h.ad bee~~ washed away. 5•aper.5risor G~.:Lma*?. suggested that the County take a road gradate' 3.n_to the a.x'ea ax3d e.ons~x'u~~t a tempera.c'y road on, the existing coz:nty right of way. Ntr. Gasi;:leber.'x'y sated that• ~.f tH.e t~'ouYaty does this work, the road wil:i. hatre to be posted far pic•.kups oxaly. Suggesi:ioxa discussed. Zt was moved by Su~pex`aisox' Gilmer, seconded by 5upex°irisor Maxon and carx'ied :hat the Oo~:n*•y r.e~opeY! Ri•~7er Road anal grade i~t to passable si:anda.rda, a" a. cost of $1.500, anal thaw a transfer' '17r; made ouY: o.F. i.'he Merid:i.ac:. Road Px'o~eet to the River Road pro,~ect. 714405 DISG'JSS:~O~o SA3.,AR:LES A:~TD II~T~U'~E BE~'k~`l?'S PROPOSAL Ji.m R?okerby, Persos~z,.el Officer, was prese?~t i:o d:i.s::uss the inc;xea.~e in county salaries and employee 'ben.ef:i*•~, ptroposal.. Mr. R,ackerby expla:i.ned r'he proposal> He stated than a detexm:i,nation should be made con•~err..ing employee salaries so tr,at it could be refle~~teit i:~? the budget. 3:t has been. suggested +'hat: there be a 2a/ ir,cx'ease to the employees. The Admi.ni.sttrai:ive Dif:i.~oer has recommended thaw depari:men~: heads and elected off3.cials res:eive a 5 o ir~.,r:x'ease. T`he other px'oposals co,.:ld be discussed ar. a ].ai:er date. Discussed aci:ion heat should be taken ac this time. Dental program discussed. ExtensioT_ of heali:h coverage fox' employees that recite discussed. Mx'. Rackerby stated thai: i:he canvex'sion plan is q+~ite expensive. `l`ime spent discussing i:his request for insurance coverage by retiring employees. Mr, Rack:erby staved i:ha€: the Si:ate provides for th3.s coverage for retiring employees. Mr, Raokerby S=_:at::d i:ha* 'they would report back to the Board lacer this month about i:he:ir i.rve:si:igai:ion on this insurance coverage and of the de:ata:i p3.an. Time spent discussa.n.g sash ii:e*n wi.*:ks'ira the employees propo~a5.. T.tem No. 4 withix>, the proposal discussed. This i:onc:erns the b'uy~ba.ck of empl.oyee~a sick time. Svpex'visor Maxon stated that he would nor go far this items Ghair'man Reynolds stated chat the tax payers ax'e opposed to any ir_tirease because of i:he e~:ongm~..: sitaatian. Page 2l$, March 9, 197Y. March 9,_.7.971 Supervisor MCKillop stated :n.e would like to consider the 2~% increase for employees. at this time as these figures will have #:o be put in 's'he depar#:ment budgets, Mr, Nickelson sg:a=e3 that the Board had ckianged the policy-seti~ing employees salaries a few-years agog If therBoard does rao#: approve These salax•y increases at this t3.me, they wi11 be making a tux'n i.n theix' procedure.ao He said the Board should either accept or reject the salary px'oposalo Dan Blackstock, County Counsel, suggested that the Board rescir.~d the salary ordinance and set the county salaries by resolution, Time seen#: discussing the px'aposala Mr, Micke].son stated *hat personnel has no objection to chang7.rag io a resolutiono Mro BlacksTock stared he cou7.d prepare a proposed amendment to the salary oxdinance and :hat the Board could then change from ar ordinance to a resolution-t'ype procedures County Counsel will prepare an amendment to the Co~a~~ty Gode thae would in esse_n_ce do away with the salary ordinance and then the Boa:r'd could adopt a x'esoluyion to continue th.e present salaries of the employeeso It was moved bySupervisor McKillop and.seconded by'Super.°visor Madigan that the Board con.cu:r.s with the recommendation of the administrat3.ve officer concex'ning the salaries-and employee benefir. proposal, with the deletion of isem 4 concercLing buy°bae.k of sick time, a.s the in#:ent of #:his Board, and :ha*: the salary increase for the depax'tmeni: heads a_~d elected offici~7.s would be discussed dazing budget times A~Ss Supervisox's Madigan- a*_±d McZLillo~p 1~OES: Supex°;visors Gilman, Maxon and Chairman Reyx±clds :On"~ no#;ion of Supex°v3.sor M,;;K:illop, seconded by Supervisor. ~7axo:n and unanimously carried, County Counsel wa.s directed to ci?arsge the salary 'pro~.-edures from ar_ ordin:au.ue to a resalutio~n:•e?rge procedu•~~o ". 3 .. RECESS: 1.35... ~ ~ , RECONVRNE,D: 2:30 Presents Supervisors Gilman, Madigan, Max~o±t and NcK.il, op A'bsenio Ghaixtnan Reynolds Supervisor McKillop appointed acting c1?aix'mana 71~406_ADOPT ORD"INADT~r LQO~o 11.5 AM~D7DING SAI,.tiR:Y DRDI1~l~GB Mro Nickelson presented the proposed amendment settir?g yap the positions fox' the Drug Abuse Px'ogramo Dro Heindl was present tc answer' questions concex'nirg these positionse At the present fibre, these people will be paid out of extra help fu?td.s, This amendment i.s to estabii.sh the positions in the ~.1.ax'y ox•dinar~ce, 'Phis will get the Dx°ug Abuse Program off the ground, There wi17, have to be a transfer of funds to pay the salary of these people when they are hired, TTzis ordinance is just to set ap the classifications, On. motion. of Supervisor Gilman, s cnnded by Supervisor Madigan and unanimously carried, Ordinance Nos ll~mending the sa7.axy ordinance was adopted and the ChaixYnan was authorized to signo 71407 APP]tOVR_CON]?RAG'I BETW1~)?N BUT"I`E GOUTY AND BUTTE GOIS}sGE ~' ~ O . 06 On. motian of Supervisor Maxon, seconded by Supervisor GilmarF and carried, the contract, between Butte County and Butte College covering work training positions for students at Butte College was approved anal the Ghala•man was authorized i:o signo 71x408 ALT~ORIZ$ GA7_T, FOR BIDS `FIRES TITHES AMD REG4PPI~IG On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Maxon and carried, call for bids for tires, tubes and recapping was authorized, bids to be opened .March 24, 1971 as 2030 p.mo in the Purchasing Of£3.ce, Courehoase, Ox•o'vi11e, Page 219e Ma.rcra 9, 19?l _____--_-_~._---==-March.=9, 1971,=_=___ ___________ 71-409 AWARD OE BI;D E`OR L;3:RE TRLYGIC. BU7;I,DUP Al~1D F3:RE TR`tiCTC. EQ[7:LPMEN`T On. motion of Supervisor Maxon., seconded by Super°visor.' Madigan arad r.arr:Led, Bid No. 6771 far the buildup fnr fix's truck:, w:i.thout fix•e fight:i*r.g equ:ipmer,_t, was awarded to t:he low bidder Hawe1!i.re Apparatus Company, in =she amount of F $19,000,93., and awax'd of No, 68m71 for fire truck equipmexrt to t:he Capitol ire Equipment Company in the amount of $1,927.061 was au*'hori.zed, 71410 HOSP3.TAL F'T3CE;D ASSE?,'Sa H3a7::D OVER Oi~}E WEIEK. .s.~m~~e xequest: far. pux'chase of hospital fixed assei:s was held aver.' an.e week, 7i-411 TRA97v7, R7iQL~STS AL~I073ID Zb.e reques±• of County Go•unsel for Phil Mace a:ad Neil McCabe to at:b.en.d a cavil 1.aw confere~,.ce to be held i.n San Jase, Ca7.ifor~,.ia March 24 i:hrough 26, 197:1. wa,s discussed, Mro BlaLkstaek stated t:hi.s gave the at•ror.':~eys a ch:~n.ce ro t:a7.k t:o other Couut:y Counsel a*r.d th:i.s is very val~iablea he recommended w'ha"e.: the Boax'd a7.1ow both men. to attend the conference. Request discussed. 7.i: was the feeling of the board *_hat only one man should atT:end, On motion of Supervisor Madigan., seconded by Supervisor M~xo.*.:. and carried, the following t:ra've1 requests were approvedo 1. Judith :Ex'eeman, Health Department., to visit schools for the orthopedically handicapped children in. the Sacramento area March l7 through 19, 1977.. `1`wo nights' lodging ar no cost: to Count.'y. Estimated cost of trip $47.50; travel by private car. 2. One man from Coun*:y Counsel°s office to attend a civil law conference to be held in San..~ose, California, March 24 through 26, 1971, `T.wo .n_ight.s'lodgingo 2ra•ve1 by private car. 71-4_1.2_ BUDGET TRANSFERS APPROV>aD Ar motion of Supervisor Maxon, seconded by Supervisor Madigan ..and carx'ied, the following budget transfers were approved: B~70, Public Guardian _ $1.50, fx'om Professioz!a;L and Special Sex°vices to Office expense B~77., Me~nwa:L Health w $18.12 from Ex"rra Help to Overtime Ba.72, Kealth Department: ~ $3,500 from Salar:Les reg:x7.ar to ext:x•a he:Lp 1147.3 PAX FOR 2N'£ERZM HOSPIT?±.L ADMT,NISTRAI'OR The Boax'd of Supervisors authorized payment to the Lnt:erim Hospital. Administrator at the rate of $750 per month. Difficul.t:i.es have been encoun.t:ered through the Auditor°s Of.f.ice it i.mp7eme:n=_:ing this ac=_~ion. Bill. 1,awren.ce, assistant' Auditor, informed the admini.stx'ati.ve office that the matter. was solved, Coun.i:y Counsel staged that the salary ordinance did not. contain the position of Hosp:Ltal Administrators In the 'past, Dr, Baily was receiving the salary of medica;L Director and that of County Physician. Mr. Seely is now objecting to the paving of Dr, Baily as .Adminisr.x'atox'. Mr. Seely feels that this would be paying him for t:he position of three people9 and this creates havoc with his account:Lng systemo Mr. Seely feels that the simple way of handling the ma'cter is t.o modify the salax°y ordinance and set out the position arAd classify him under.' one posit:ion> Mr. Seely contends ghat this would create problems with Medi~Gal ~f go on. as now set up. Cous~~ty Counsel felt: that the County cov.ld enter into an. agx°eement wish Dr. Baileys this might also cx'eaE:e a problem. Supex`visor Mc'.Ki;L:Lop felt the problem seemed simple to himy why not amend t:he salary erdinar_ce set*•ing out: Dr. :Bai1y°s Page 220. March 9, 1971 Ma rch_9.z .19:71 pOSl tl.Ono It was moved by. Supervisor Gilman, and seconded by Supervisor Madigan that an ordinance be adopted amending the salary ordinance and setting out the position-held by Dr, Bailey. Motion discussed; motion and second withdrawn.. Matter to be placed on the agenda for Tuesday,.March 16, 19'11. 7147..4 D7:SGUSSIONo GLENN COUNTY"S REQUEST, REGARDING AMBULANCE SERVICES COMING (p /,S , OQ INTO GOUN'T.Ys RE VEST DF~dIED Dr. Heindl, Health Director, reported on the Glenn County request regarding ambulance services coming into Butte County. Th7.s request was-set out in the communication from Nox'ton Ernst,~Hospital Administrator, Glenn County. Written memo from Dr. Heindl read and filed. Dr. Heindl stated thai: this matter was studied very carefully. Dr. Heindl stated that it was felt .that Chis-would constitute a double standard of Glenn County was granted their request. The recommendation of Dr. Heindl disc+.xssed'o On motion of Supervisor Maxon, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and carried, the request of Glenn Coun•i;y regarding ambulance-services coming. into Butte County was rejected, as requested in the communication from Norton Ernst, Hospital Administrator of Glenn County for only one driver attendant per ambulance. 7141.5_ MATTERS 7'R~SIat?~D BY GOUDTTy COUNSEL Dan Blackstock, County Counsel, reported on the case of Alemeda County, County of Butte, et a1 against Robert Eo Carlson, Director of Social Welfare. -All parties-stipulated that this matter could be heard as a final. matter, The Court has issued an order in the matter, Mr, Blackstock explained the case and the problem involved. He stated that once a person gets. on Welfare it is hard to get him off. The Court Order read. and discussed, Mr. Blackstock stated 'chat this case has already beer. appealed. He stated that it is interesting to nEte that the relief being requested is part of the Governor°s reform of the Welfare programs Mr. Blackstock stated that he would keep the Board informed in the matter, Mr. Blackstock reported on the letter received from Mr..Wight eoncex'ning the Paradise Irrigation District. He stated he had sent a letter to the Board members concerning Chas matter, which he felt was self~expla*r.atory. The position on the Board of Directors of this District would have to be declared vacant before this Board of Supervisors could take action. No action necessary at this time. Mr, Blackstock questioned the Board,m~mbers concerning the compensation of the members of the Hospital Board of Trustees, Supervisor McKillop suggested that the matter of compensation should be put into the By~Laws a*_:d could be discussed at the time they ax'e presented to the Board, Mr. Blackstock stated he had roughed out some of the By°Laws; they will be presented to the Board members same time in the near future. Mr, Blackstock £elt Chat the compensation for these Board members should be the same as the members of the Planning Commission receivea$20,00 per meetings Discussed; no action taken at this time. 71 416 AUTHORISE REFUND FOR-PU12.CHASE OF SECOND DOG TAG. On motion of Supervisor Maxon, seconded by Supervisor Gilman and Carrie , the Auditor was authorized to issue a warrant to,Mro Joseph F. Mize in the amount of $3 for a duplicate dog tag purchased by ;mistake. Page-221. March 9,. 7.971 __________=T=__-__= M-arch_91.1971==___= W=_--______- 71°417 APPROVE DANCE LICENSE APPLICATION OE BIGGS VOLUNTEER FTRE D~ARTMENT On.motion of Supervisor Maxon, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and carried, the application of the Biggs Volunteer Eire Department for a dance license to conduct a dance at Biggs Memorial Ha11 on March 13, 1971 was approved with. the fees waived, 71°418 DISCUSSION: RE(~LAMATION BQARD HBAILZNG ON MARCH. 12 TN C,HTCO RE~=~RDI?~G PRZMAR.~' EYLOOD AREAS OE THE SACRAMENTO-RIVER Supervisor Madigan urged the Board members to aCtend the March 12th meeting to. be held in Chico, He suggested Chat copies of the proposed ordinance be ready for this meeting; this is the addendum to the building.cade. Mr. Castleberry stated they had received a letter from the Corps of Engineers yesterday requesting the County to approve the flood-plain zoning. It was moved by Supervisor.Madigar_ and seconded by Supervisor McKillop that the px'imary,zone as the Corps of Engineers has delineated it on the map be approved, AYES: Supervisors Madigan and McKillop NOESs Supervisors Gilman and Maxon Motion failed, Mr. Castleberry stated that the Corps of Engineers would work with the County on the enforcement of the building requirements. They will enca'ttrage and offer to let the County issue Che permits for buildings in that area. Discussed action to be taken. Mr. Blackstock stated that this is just primary zone they are delineating on the map; this has been discussed for a long time in the past. If the px'imary zone is not set, then they could not even think about the secor_dax'y zone. 71°419 MATTERS PRESENTED BY SUPERVISORS Supervisor•Maxon questioned the Board about the gx'anti±xg of A`I'D assistance, The County has to grant the people assistance until they are qualified for ATD assistance. Supervisor Maxon felt the County should make an effort of studying this matter. Mr. Nickelson stated he had sent the Board members a metna concerning the delays in processing the applioations in 5acramentoo Tb.e papers are being held up in Sacramento, Mr. Nickelson explained the situation; the delays are costing the county money. Supervisor-Maxon requested County Counsel to confer with the Welfare Director and report back to the Board on the matter. Supervisor Maxon stated he had ar_ appointment with the Assistant Welfare Director of the-State regarding Che C~]IN program. 71420 APPROVE WAIVING OF BUILDING AND INSPECTION FEES FOR•EASTSIDE LTTTLE~I:EAGUE G1t0UP Supervisor Madigan reported on the request. of the Eastside Little League Group of Chico for the waiving of the building and inspection fees for their wox'k in Chico. Discussed request. On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded. by Supervisor Gilman and carried, the Boax'd approved the waiving of the building and inspection fees for the Eastside Little League Group in Ghico. 71421 DZSCtTSSIONY EMERGE]+7C'Y: SFTELTER FOR NON-JUVENILE CHILDREN Supervisor-Maxon questioned.3Kr. Nickelson about the emergency shelter matter for non juvenile children, Mr, Nickelson stated that Don Nissen-and Ed Robinson would get together and pick out a couple of homes and will present their recommendation to theBoard in the near future. No action taken at this time, Page 222, .March 9, 1971 71°422 AFIARD 'OF BYD FOR. 5URPI~ITS . PROPERT% County Counsel reported on the bid received from Ralph Hedstrom for the purchase of the county surplus real property on East Avenue, Chicoa Mr, Blackstock asked what action the Boax•d desired to take on the mattero Mr, Blackstock pointed out to: Mr. Hedstrom that the County would .tot issue. him a building permit for the sites Ba.d discussed. On motion of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor-Madigan and carried, the bid of Mr, Ralph Hedstrom for purchase of the county surplus property on Easy Avenue, Chico,-was accepted and awarded to him, with the understanding that the County will not issue a building permit for this property, and that Mr, Hedstrom be informed of this awarding. of the bid and the stipulation., ADJOURNMENT`: Z`here being nothing further befo{~e the Board at this time, the meeting was adjourned at 3:40 PoM, to reconvene on Tuesday,.March 16, 1971 at 9x00 a,mo ATTEST: GIARIZ Ae ISEL,SON, COUr]nn'I__Y CT~RtC By• C~ ~ Ch an of the- and •Boaz•d of Sup r visors Clerk Page 2230 March. 9, 1971