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HomeMy WebLinkAboutM031478March 14, 1978 STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) SS. COUNTY OF BUTTE ) The Board of Supervisors met at 9:00 a.m. pursuant to adjournment. Present: Supervisors Madigan, Moseley, Richter and Chairman Winston. Clif Nickelson, administrative officer; Dan Blackstock, county counsel; and Clark A. Nelson, county clerk by Cathy Pitts, deputy clerk. ABSENT: Supervisor Lemke, excused for illness. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America. Invocation by Supervisor Moseley 78-478 APPROVAL OF MINUTES On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Moseley and carried, the minutes of March 7, 1978 were approved as mailed. 78-479 COMt~ONICATIONS: Chester L. Ramsey, Oroville. Mr. Ramsey submits his resignation as a member of the Assessment Appeals Board. Administrative Office to post f DO• S'O ! vacancyo Donald J. Kelly, Los Molinos. Mr. Kelly appeals the Planning Commission's denial of his request to rezone property from A-40 to A-10 located ', on the west side of State Highway 99, approximately 4,000 feet north ', of Cana Highway, north of Chico, identified as AP 47-10-142, Set ,~ 3- 0 D for hearing March 28, 1978 at 9:30 a.m. Wayne Watson, Cottage Grove. Mr, Watson appeals the Board of Zoning Adjustment's denial of his request for variance to parcel size for AP 56-15-11, east side of Vilas Road, approximately one mile northeast of '( 3,p O Cohasset Road, Cohasset. Set for hearing March 28, 1978 at 9:45 a.m. ', John W. Walter, et al, Paradise. Mr. Walter writes concerning a drainage problem on Hickory Way in Paradise. Referred to Public Works for report back to the board. ' ¢/Z•Do Paradise Municipal Advisory Council< The Council forwards a proposed budget for the x:978-79 budget period. To be considered at budget time. ' / O o„~.L~ ~p 1. 0 0 jj0.0~ ~vl~o a Butte County :Superintendent of Schools - Program Development Center. Brian Rix, dixector, writes concerning development of a communication arts curriculum using law oriented content design to motivate students. Member of the Administrative Office staff to attend meeting and make a report back to the board. Robert Millington, Gridley. Mr. Millington, city attorney for the City of Biggs, forwards a copy of the petition and a copy of the declaration in support made by the City of Biggs against the violation of the Public Defender's contract, Referred to Superior Court. CSAC Transportation/Public Works Committee, The Committee requests that Clay Castleberry be a member of the County Engineers Association of California delegation going to Washington, D.C. for a meeting on March 20-23, 1978 relative to pending federal transportation legislation. .See motion following communications. Page 307. March 14, 1978 March 14, 1978 78-480 AUTHORIZE CLAY CASTLEBERRY TO ATTEND MEETING IN WASHINGTON, D.C. ON J MARCH 2O-23, 1978 RELATIVE TO PENDING FEDERAL TRANSPORTATION LEGISLATION (FEDERAL AID HIGHWAY ACT OF 1978) On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and carried, Clay Castleberry was authorized to attend a meeting in Washington, D.C, on March 20-23, 1978 relative to pending federal trans- portation legislation (Federal Aid Highway Act of 1978). 78-481 DISCUSSION: MEMO FROM BILL LAWRENCE, AUDITOR TO JIM JOHANSEN, ASSISTANT AUDITOR Discussion of the memo from Bill Lawrence, auditor to Jim Johansen, assistant auditor regarding election campaigning held at this time. Supervisor Madigan stated that he would like to know if this is a violation of the Personnel procedures and agreements. Jim Rackerby, personnel director, stated that he had done a written analysis at the request of the Administrative Officer. Mr. Lawrence has made reassignments of personnel to varous jobs. .Personnel are 'being asked to perform outside of their classificationso They have had the working conditions changed and this is a grievable matter if they wish to do so, If the assignments are on a long term basis that would come under the plan. The Auditor has indicated that he will reassign or look at it, That is basically where we are. Supervisor Richter asked Mro Rackerby if he was telling the board that in effect the move of the Auditor has created a potential liability and the employees can grieve and can be given additional compensation. Mr, Rackerby stated that his answer would be yes. Mr. Rackerby set out the duties that Mr. Johansen is performing at the present timed They are two to four steps below his classificationo Supervisor Richter stated that he is concerned that the services of Mr. Johansen have been lost and that he is now performing to a lesser degree, The Auditor has done this for political reasons and is charging the taxpayers. Discussion of Section 2-27 of the ordinances setting up the principles of the merit system had at this time. County Counsel to come back later in the day with opinion of what action the board can take. 78-482 ADDITIONAL MATTER PRESENTED BY BOARD MEMBER Chairman Winston stated that he would like to see a resolution prepared for presentation to Al Mitchell on his retirement on March 21, 1978. 78-483 AUTHORIZE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER TO MA1~E ORGANIZATIONAL REVIEW OF PUBLIC WORTtS, BUILDINGS, PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW Chairma~j Winston stated that the board had authorized an analysis of the land development processes. The preliminary report has been prepared. On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Moseley and carried, the Administrative Office was authorized to make an organizational review of Public Works, Buildings, Planning and Environmental Review. Page 308. March 14, 1978 March 14, 1978 78-484 PUBLIC HEARING:~FRANK PEASE - NEGATIVE DECLARATION AND APPEAL OF TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP, AP 71-07-23., FOUR PARCELS, NORTH SIDE OF PONDEROSA WAY, APPRO%. THREE MILES EAST OF ORO-QUINCY ROAR, BERRY CREEK The public hearing on the Frank Pease negative declaration and appeal of tentative parcel map, AP 71-07-23, four parcels, north side of Ponderosa Way, approximately three miles east of Oro-Quincy Road, Berry Creek was held as advertised. Clay Castleberry, public works director, set out the background of the appeal. .Ponderosa Way is a Forest. Service road and is not considered traversable access, No one, Hearing on the negative declaration open to the public. Appearing: Hearing closed to the public and confined to the board. On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and carried, finding the proposed project could not have a significant effect on the environment, a negative declaration was recommended. Hearing on the tentative parcel map open to the public. Appearing: No one. Hearing closed to the public and confined to the board. On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and carried, the appeal was denied and the decision of the Subdivision Committee was upheld, 78-485 PUBLIC HEARING: CMR TAXPAYERS ASSOCIATION, INC. - NEGATIVE DECLARATION AND REZONE FROM "A-2" (GENERAL) TO "C-1" (LIGHT COMMERCIAL), "TM-5", "TM-10" AND "TM-20" (TIMBER MOUNTAIN - 5, 10 AND 20 ACRE PARCEL'S), "FH-RR-2", "FH-RR-S" (FOOTHILL-RURAL RESIDENTIAL TWO AND FIVE ACRE PARCELS) PROPERTY LOCATED SOUTH OF THE NLCDDLE FORK OF LAKE OROVILLE, NORTH OF THE SOUTH FORK OF LAKE OROVILLE AND WEST OF THE TOWNSITE OF FEATHER FALLS, CONTAINING TWELVE S UARE MILES. .MORE OR LESS The public hearing fox CMR Taxpayers Association, Inc. negative declaration and rezone from "A-2" (general) to "C-1" (light commercial), "TM-5", "TM-10" and "TM-20" (timber mountain - 5, 10 and 20 acre parcels), "FH-RR-2", "FH-RR=S" (foothill-rural residential two and five acre parcels) property located south of the Middle Fork of Lake Oroville, north of the South Fork of Lake Oroville and west of the townsite of Feather Falls, containing twelve square miles, more or less was held as continuedo Chairman Winston gave the background on the rezone. There was a meeting with the groups involved in the board room. The result of this meeting was that the Planning Department was instructed to prepare a map that would reflect the cancensus. Jim Lawson planning director, set out the background of the area. Some areas have 20 to 30% slopes and some have over 30% slope. The proposal is to eliminate the steep areas from the smaller size. The Planning Department went from the TM series along the perimeter and the left corridor and worked with the FHRR series. When the land was relatively £lat, where it did not exceed 20% slope, the FHRR-2 area was used. With a slope of 20% the TM-5 series was used. This is a ratical change from the original proposal. It may be wise to have another advertised hearing if the board considers the Planning Department proposal. The commercial zoning was deleted from the proposal. Hearing open to the public. Appearing: Page 309. .March 14, 1978 March 14, 1978 1. Bob Byus, president, CMR Taxpayers Association. Mr. Byus stated that the Association is trying to get the area rezoned. They have produced a workable plan that can be in the best interest of the land owners. It is now time for action. 2, Bruno Wocjick, representing CMR Taxpayers Association. Mr. Wocjick stated that he would like to cover some very important points. Mr. Wocjick stated that the letter from Sacramento was provoked by the opposition and contains some half-truths. Mr. Wocjick stated that the letter contains a statement regarding forty acres of commercial zoning. This is not true. There is 12-1/2 acres of commercial in a totals of 7,000 acres. This is less than 1%. Mr. Wocjick stated that if the board cannot see their way clear to zone this area commercial then could they hold 'this in abeyance until the general plan can be modified. Most of the small acreage was purchased from the Bureau of .Land Management and has government patents. The general plan designation in the letter is not correct. The map of the area shows this as grazing with low density not agricultural open space. Mr. Wocjick set out the definition of open space as given in the general plan. Mr. Wocjick stated that this has been going on for almost five years. The CMR Taxpayers Association is asking the board to consider the workable proposal as presented by the Associationo Mr. Wocjick stated that the Association is representing better than $0% of the land areao Better than 70% of the landowner groups are represented. The opposition represents less than 5% of the landowners. This is less than 4% of the land area. Mr, Wocjick stated that the proposal should be approved for the following reasons.: 1, They are asking for a more restrictive zone. 2, The Association does not oppose the 1'arger minimum where the slopes are great. 3. It seems at the most, future potential for the number of new parcels would be about 1,000 created. 4, The government patents give the landowners rights that the P'IiRR fulfills. 5. The proposal does conform to the general plan. 6. The Planning Commission has approved the proposal, 7. The Planning Director has approved the proposal, 8. This proposal represents the vast majority of the people, including the local Grange. Mr. Lawson set out the major difference between the two proposals. Mr. Lawson stated that the board had directed these people to do their own thing, You cannot tell the people to do their own thing and have a Planning Department follow good planning p~zxcigles- and come up with the same thing. Mr. Lawson stated that he was told to come up-with a compromise and that is what the Planning Department proposal that is before the board is. Mr. Lawson stated that the Association did a good job of doing what they were told. 3. John Luvvas, representing a group of property owners. Mr. Luvvas stated that Mr, Wocjick does not know how many people he represents. Mr, Luvvas stated that he did not know how many people he was representing. Mr. Luvvas stated that A-2 zoning is not a lawful zone. To suggest that A-2 is so bad and therefore anything is better is not a good thing. Page 310. March 14, 1978 March 14, 1978 The area is being zoned for the first time. The Planning Director has stated that he does not think that the CMR proposal makes any sense and the Planning Department proposal is not what a planner's proposal should beo There has been opposition to any kind of zoningo Mra Luvvas stated that he is still of the opinion that an EIR is legally required. He does not waive the objections and:.araygropasal must be subjected to environmental review. Even our proposal should be reviewed for environ- mental impact. Mr. Luvtras stated that Mr. Wocjick had stated that the government deeds allowed this. Deeds say you have full and complete title to this land, Deeds are subject to local zoning control, It was mentioned that 2-712 acre parcels cover the area. There are a good many 100s of lots in 5, 10, 80 and 200 acre parcel sizes. Most of the area is under open space in the general plan. This does not allow professional uses and small residential parcels. Mr. Luvvas stated that there are a number of people who would like to~speak and he would like to speak after they axe finished and come back with a proposal for an alternative. The matter is continued to laterrin the meeting. RECESS: 10:25 a.m. RECONVENE: 10:35 a.m. 78-486 PUBLIC HEARING: BURR E. OUTLAW - VARIANCE TO ALLOW A CARPORT ONE FOOT FROM THE SIDE PROPERTY LINE AND 46 FEET FROM THE CENTERLINE OF OROVILLE- QUINCY HIGHWAY ON PROPERTY ZONED "A-R" (AGRICU'LTtTRAL-RESIDENTIAL) LOCATED ON THE NORTH SIDE OF OROVILLE-QUINCY HIGHWAY, APPROX. 1/4 MILE WEST OF MYRTLE DRIVE, IDENTIFIED AS_AP_3.3-31-15, OROVILLE The public hearing on the Burr E. Outlaw variance to allow a carport one foot from the side property line and 46 feet from the centerline of Oroville-Quincy Highway on property zoned "A-R" (agricultural-residential) ', located on the north side of Oroville-Qunicy Highway, approximately 1/4 ', mile west of Myrtle Drive, identified as AP 33-31-15, Oroville was field as advertised. Jim Lawson, planning 'director, set out the background of the appeal. The Board of Zoning Adjustment voted 3 to 0 to deny the variance. They could not make the proper findings to grant the variance. Hearing open to the public. Appearing: Burr E. Outlaw. Mr, Outlaw presented the board with a photograph of the property. Mr. Outlaw stated that he was basing his appeal on the condition of special circumstances. The house was built many years ago and was built to close to the highway. Mr. Outlaw stated that he wants the variance to place his carport near the street. If the carport is placed within the required distance this would cut off his view. Mr. Outlaw stated that he would be willing to go back 2-1/2 feet from the post. Mro Outlaw stated that the only objection the Board of Zoning Adjustment had was that of the Eire Department. Mra Outlaw has contacted Mr. Paulus and Mr. ,Paulus does not care if the carport is placed on this area. Discussion of whether the existing structure shows a special problem had at this time, It was felt that to add onto an existing structure did not meet the requirements for a variance. Hearing closed to the gublic and confined to the board. On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and carried, the decision of the Board of Zoning Adjustment was upheld with the findings that the board cannot find grounds to support a variance in this case, AYES: Supervisors Madigan, Richter and Chairman Winston, NOES: Supervisor Moseley, ABSENT: Supervisor Lemke. Page 311. March 14,.1978 March 14, 197$ 78-487 .PUBLIC HEARING: GARY GREGERSON - APPEAL, CONDITION 1, 3, AND 6 ON A TENTATIVE-PARCEL MAP,: AP,31-27..1-19, .TWO LOTS, SOUTH SIDE OF PLUMAS AVEN[TE, 150 FEET WEST OF SEVENTH STREET, THERMALIT_0 The public hearing on the Gary Gregerson appeal of condition 1, 3, and 6 on a tentative parcel map, AP 31-211-19, two lots, south. side of Plumes Avenue, 150 feet west of Seventh Street, Thermalito was held as continued, Clay Castleberry, public works director, stated that this lends itself to the use of the m~aiant which was adopted by the board last week, There is a procedural problem. Hearing open to the public. Appearing: Gary Gregerson. Mr. Gregerson stated that he was advised that there was a procedural problem and would agree to a continuance, Mr. Gregerson asked if he would have to return at that 'time. He was told that there was no_ need for him to return. Hearing continued to April 25, 1978 at 9:30 a.m. 78-488 PUBLIC HEARING: SIERRA DODGE - USE PERMIT TO ALLOW TWO SIGNS 45 FEET FROM THE CENTERLINE OF EAST AVENGE ON PROPERTY ZONED "C-2" (GENERAL COMMERCIAL) LOCATED ON THE NORTH SIDE OF EAST AVENUE, APPROX. 375 FEET EAST OF ESPLANADE, IDENTIFIED AS AP 44-10-29, CHICO. The public hearing on Sierra Dodge use permit to allow two signs 45 feet from the centerline of East Avenue on property zoned"C-2" (general commercial) located on the north side of East Avenue, approximately 37S feet east of Esplanade, identified as AP 44-10-29, Chico was held as advertised. Jim Lawson, planning director, set out the background of the appeal. The Board of Zoning Adjustment denied the use permit on a vote of 2 to I. The signs would be 45 feet from the centerline and is an FAS situation the requirement is 55 feet. Clay Castelberry, public works director, stated that the signs would not be a problem from the standpoint of safety. The sign would be in back of the sidewalk. Hearing open to the public. Appearing: Charles Patterson, Mr, Patterson stated that he would answer any questions the board might have. Hearing closed to the public and confined to the board. On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and carried, the decision of the Board of Zoning Adjustment was reversed as the board has heard no evidence as to why it should not be and the use permit was approved with the findings that there is no evidence of a traffic safety hazard. 78-489 CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARING: CMR TAXPAYERS ASSOCIEITION, INC. - NEGATIVE DECLARATION AND REZONE FROM "A-2" (GENERAL) TO "C-1" (LIGHT COMMERCIAL), "TM-5", "TM-10" AND "TM-20" (TIMBER MOUNTAIN - 5, 10 AND 20 ACRE PARCELS), "FH-RR~2"~ "FH-RR-S" (FOOTHILL-RURAL RESIDENTIAL TWO AND FIVE ACRE PARCELS) PROPERTY LOCATED SOUTH OF THE MLDDLE FORK OF LAKE OROVILLE, NORTH OF THE SOUTH FORK OF LAKE OROVILLE AND WEST OF THE TOWNSITE OF FEATHER FALLS, C ONTAINING TWELVE SQUARE MILES, MORE OR_I,ESS The continued public hearing on the CNIR Taxpayers Association, Inc. negative declaration and rezone from "A-2" (general) to "C-1" (light commercial), "TM-5", "TM-10" and "TM-20" (timber mountain- 5, 10 and 20 acre. parcels, "E`Fi-RR-2", °FH-RR-S" (foothill-rural residential two and five acre parcels) property located south of the Middle Fork of Lake Oroville, north of the South Fork of Lake Oroville and west of the townsite of Feather Falls, containing twelve square iniles~more or less was held at this time, .Page 312. March 14, 1978 March 14, 1978 4. Conrad Springer. Mr. Springer stated that he owns the commercial area in question. Mr. Springer stated that he had a master plan for this area which would ~-include a general store, service station, snack bar, restrooms and later a camp area of about 16 acres. The store and service station have been completed, Mr. Springer stated that he was concerned that the new zoning might take the commercial area away from him and his development has not been completed, Discussion of using the amendment to the general plan for the commercial area had at this time. Del Siemsen, deputy county counsel, stated that the amendment could be used fox what is there now and that it can stay regardless. As far as using it for any future development the amendment could not be used. Mr, Springer stated that the CMR proposal would take into consideration the commercial property, Hearing continued to later in the meeting.. 78-490 PRESENTATION TO, THE BOARD E'ROM REPRESENTATIVES OF THE STATE D17PARTMENT OF FISH AND Gt3ME CONCERNING NEW DEER HUNTING PROPOSALS Bob Lassen, regional manager, Department of Fish and Game, stated that this was a follow up to the meeting held with the association on February 10, 1978. The deer proposals are a substantial change and are part of the element of the deer managment plan. This is a deer hunting proposal. The proposal has been presented to quite a number of people through the State as fax as Northern California sportsmen, Mr, Lassen stated that he would like to tell the board some of the parts of the proposals that are responsible to legislation from AB 1521. This would be for control of hunting in certain areas. The sportsmen in California accept the fact that there are needed changes in the management of the deer program. The state has been divided into herd management units. The hunting will be controlled by and managed by the management units. Mr, Lassen had a map of the different areas. The blue area was defined as quota allowed only. As recently as this week there have been modifications. There were three basic areas of controversy: 1. The quota areas. 2. Archery hunting, Once a person hunted during the archery season he would not be allowed to hunt with a rifle. 3. Not allowing out of state hunkers to hunt in quota areas. The proposals have been modified: 1, There will be no quota hunts in the state. There will be zoned hunts. 2, Archery hunters will not be restricted as originally proposed, 3. There will be no restriction on the out, of state hunters. Mr. Lassen stated that the reason the restriction was taken off for the out of state hunters is because the hunters from California to other states is about 100 to 1. This could mean that the other states would not allow California hunters to hunt in their states. Discussion of the Geramandy Bill had at this time, Mr, Lassen stated that he presumed that this would no longer apply. Mr. Glen Burke questioned Mr. Lassen regarding the zone hunting. Mr. Lassen stated that the hunter would limited to the zone he chooses. Page 313. -March 14, 1978 March i4, 1978 78-491 PUBLIC HEARING: WOODRIDGE ASSESSMENT DISTRICT - DETERMINATION OF PUBLIC CONVENIENCE AND NECESSITY; ACCEPTANCE OF ENGINEER'S REPORT~,AND HEARING OF PROTEST The public hearing on the Woodridge Assessment District determination of public convenience and necessity; acceptance of engineer's report; and hearing of protest was held as advertised. Hearing open to the public. Appearing: Mr. Brunsell. Mr. Brunsell stated that this was a one owner subdivision. Ail of the problems have been resolved. Mr. Brunsell stated that the paperwork had not been presented to meet the deadline.and asked that the matter be continued one weeks Hearing closed to the public and confined to the board, The matter is continued to March 21, 1978. 78-492 CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARING: CMR TAXPAYERS ASSOCIATION, INC. - NEGATIVE DECLARATION AND REZONE FROM "A-2" (GENERAL) TO "C-1" (LIGHT COMMERCIAL) "TM-5", "TM-10" AND "TM-20" (TIMBER MOUNTAIN - 5, 10 and 20 ACRE PARCELS), PROPERTY LOCATED SOUTH OF THE MIDDLE FORK OF LAKE OROVILLE, NORTH OF THE SOUTH FORK OF LAKE OROVILLE AND WEST OF THE TOWNSITE OF FEATHER FALLS, CONTAINING TWELVE SQUARE MILES, MORE OR LESS The continued public hearing on the CMR Taxpayers Association, Inc. negative declaration and rezone from "A-2" (general) to "C-1" (light commercial), "TM-5", "TM-10" and "TM-20" (timber mountain - 5, i0 and 20 acre parcels), "FH-RR-2", "FH-RR-S" (foothill-rural residential two and five acre parcels) property located south of the Middle Fork of Lake Oroville, north of the South Fork of Lake Oroville and west of the townsite of Feather Falls, containing twelve square miles, more or less was held at this time. 5. Richard Markey, archeologist from Chico. Mr. Markey stated that the area is extremely sensitive to archeological sites. There is a letter from the Butte Tribal Council expressing their concern. Mr. Markey stated that at one point there should be something done in terms of an EIR, as far as historical sites. Mr. Markey stated that the aspect of parcel size must be considered. Mr. Markey stated that in dealing with Butte County the larger the parcel size the greater the flexibility for locating a house. Discussion of the statutes regarding xequiring an individual property owner to subsidize to provide archeological sites to communities for public good had at this time. Dan Black stock, county counsel, stated that the only prohibition was to intentionally desecrate burial sites. Butte County does not have a land leveling ordinance. Mr, Black stock stated that he would write a memo to the board regarding this matter. Mr. Luvvas submitted the following three letters to the clerlr.: 1. Butte Tribal Council 2. Sarah R. Etter, etal petition 3. Francis A. Riddell __.:= The hearing was continued to later in the meeting. 78-493 APPEARANCE: DON BLAKE Mr. Blake stated that he was concerned with the county analysis of the PG&E notice of intention. Mr. Blake stated that no local company had been contacted to do the analysis. Mr. Blake stated that his wife had contacted Mr. Nickelson regarding this matter and was told that there were no local people who could do the job. Mr. Blake stated that he had contacted Mr. Richard Mo1an, chairman of the State Energy Commission who had informed Yage 314. March 14, 1978 March 14, 1978 him of the following: 1. The State would rather have local people involved in the local report. 2. The consulting business has been nothing but more problems problems with outside area consultants. 3. Responis9.b~e local consultants could do a better job. The Planning Department could do this in-house if we wanted. Mr. Blake stated in view of his investigation, Mr. Nickelson should apologize to the people of Butte County or resign. Mr. Blake stated that Mr. Nickelson picks out the consultants that the committee picks one of and presents to the board. Mr. Blake stated that he was protesting this procedure. Mr. Blake stated that he demanded that the local people with a stake in Butte County be allowed to do this job. 78-494 APPEARANCE: THELMA ANDERSON Ms. Anderson stated that she had a petition requesting that there be road improvements for Hearst Avenue and Oak Knoll Way. The road is in very bad condition. the road. Chairman Winston and Clay Castleberry to go out and look at 78-495 APPEARANCE: FLOYD VAN WOERT Nr. Van Woert stated that he was concerned with the labor racketeers. Mr. Van Woert stated that he has been in the Oroville area since 1965. The first seven years he earned 21 pension quarters and the last seven years he earned 5 quarterso That is what happens if one bucks the establishment. Mr. Van Woert stated that the individuals at the bottom do not get to vote for the representatives at the top, This leads to things that are bad. Mr. Van Woerfi stated that anyone in a legislative position has a right and duty to be concerned with these things. RECESS: 12:02 p.m. RECONVENE: 1:30 p.m. 78-496 CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARING: CMR TAXPAYERS ASSOCIATION, INC. - NEGATIVE DECLARATION AND REZONE FROM "A-2" (GENERAL) TO "C-1" (LIGHT COMMERCIAL), "TM-5", "TM-10" AND "TM-20" (TIMBER MOUNTAIN - 5, 10 AND 20 ACRE PARCELS), PROPERTY LOCATED SOUTH OF THE MIDDLE FORK OF LAKE OROVILLE, NORTH OF THE SOUTH FORK OF LAKE OROVILLE AND WEST OF THE TOWNSITE OF FEATHER FALLS, CONTAINING TWELVE SQUARE MILES, MORE OR LESS The continued public hearing on the CMR Taxpayers Association, Inc. negative declaration and rezone from "A-2" (general) to "G-1" (light commercial), "TM-5", "TM-10" and "TM-20" (timber mountain - 5, 10 and 20 acre parcels, "FH~R.R=2", "FH-RR-S" (foothill-rural residential two and five acre parcels) property located south of the Middle Fork of Lake Oroville, north of the South Fork o£ Lake Oroville and west of the townsite of Feather Falls, containing twelve square miles, more or less was held at this time. Chairman Winston stated that the question arose at lunch of reversing the position of the board on the EIR requirements providing the County of Butte absorb the expense, because the county originally requested the rezoningo Supervisor Richter stated that he thought this would be appropriate. _ •,~ r: . Page 315. March i4, 1978 March 14, 1978 On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and carried, the board reversed its previous action and an EIR will be requested to be written on the original proposal; that Mr. Nelson use as a basis for the EIR, the EIR that he elluded to and that the expense of the EIR be paid for with the EIR being prepared as soon as possible. The hearing is continued to June 13, 197$ at 9:30 a.m. and the calendar is to be held open until 12:00 p.m. 78-497 AUTHORIZE EMPLOYMENT OF BUILDING PLAN CHECKER AT .RANGE 2-1.5,:5TEP "C" -ADVANCE STEP HIRING On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and carried, employment of a building plan checker at range 2105, step "C", $1237 per month was authorized. 78-498 CLARIFICATION OF BOARD INTENTION RE: JIM AND JUNE ARNOLD'S PROPERTY BANGOR - RE: EIR COSTS On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and carried, the enviranmental review processes for the petition of the Arnoids for an amendment to the general plan will be paid for by the petitioners and not borne by the county. 78-499 COUNTY COUNSEL TO PREPARE A RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATION AND THANKS FOR AL MITCHELL TO BE FRAMED AND PRESENTED AT HIS RETIREMENT DINNER ', On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan ', and carried, County Counsel was authorized to prepare a resolution of ', appreciation and thanks to Ai Mitchell to be framed and presented to him at his retirement dinner. 78-500 DISCUSSION: P.G.&E. NOTICE OF INTENTION REVIEW PROCESS Joe Bandy, agricultural commissioner, stated that this is the initial county study on the coal fire generating plant. This will be addressing the notice of intention as it applies to Butte County and any inadequacies. This will be included in the testimony, a in-house review of the counsultant's analysis. Dave Stratton will coordinate with the various county departments as needed with the contract consultant so this analysis can be written. Chairman Winston stated that bon Blake had stated that because an out-of-county consultant had been decided upon it was a greased job. He had a conversation with the head of the Energy Commission and was told that they believed in local people making the analysis. Clif Nickelson, administrative officer, stated that a group of agencies were picked because they showed interest in the study. Mr. Nickelson stated that the one consultant that is being considered is EDAW, Elliott, Dean, Altman and Williams. They have done a lot of large studies similar to this. Mr. Nickelson stated that he suggested that the committee-meet with a representative from EDAW and discuss the aspects of what would need to be done ,and possibly come back with the recommendation that EDAW be retained. Mr. Nickelson stated that they did not talk with local consultants at all. As far as the county knows there are no agencies with the experience. Mr. Bandy stated that his office is attempting to do as much as possible. Mr. Sandy stated that he wanted the information to be correct and in the best interest of Butte County. Because of the time element, it was discussed that those individuals that had the experience be considered. The study will address the health, safety, socio-economic, and land use and other aspects. This cannot be done in-house within the time period. Page 316. March 1+, 1978 March 14, 1978 Supervisor Richter stated that he was concerned with the allegation that this was a greased job. Supervisor Richter stated that in the beginning of the discussions by the committee the main concern of the Administrative Officer was in getting the money from the state for the study, in the form of subvention funds. Supervisor Richter stated the main concern was to get the best information wherever it leads. The obvious single factor in the location is air pollutiono Other things are important. Supervisor Richter stated that the committee felt thattin order to evaluate and coordinate the analysis that is being done by the consultant for a hearing in 60 days, Dave 'Stratton should coordinate and evaluate this. The course of action that the committee is taking is to try and find which way will best get the people of Butte County the best information, Supervisor Madigan will attend the meeting. with the representative from EDAW in Chairman Winston's place tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. 78-501 ADOPT RESOLUTIONS 78-50 AND 78-51: RES0LUTIONS CALLING FOR SPECIAL ELECTION IN THE CHAPMANTOWN AND SOUTH OROVILLE AREAS REGARDING CONSTRUCTION DEVELOPMENT. AND ACQUISITION OF LOW INCOME HOUSING AND ORDERING CONSOLIDATION WITH THE JUNE 6 1978 PRIMARY ELECTION On motioneof Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and carried, El Medio and Chapmantown are part of other communities and are known as towns; the following resolutions calling for special election regarding construction development and acquisition of low income housing and ordering consolidation with the June 6,,1978 primary election were adopted and the Chairman authorized to sign: Resolution 78-50 ~ Chapmantown area Resolution 78-51 - South Oroville area. 78-502 WAIVE FIRST READING: SALARY ORDINANCE AMENDMENT On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Moseley and carried, the first reading of the salary ordinance amendment adding four eligibility workers and one typist clerk and increase the hourly rate of homemakers from $2,50 to the new minimum rate of $2.65 per 'hour; reclassifies a programmer analyst and adds a computer operator to Data Processing; adds a personnel analyst and an administrative assistant to PEE; and provides flexible hiring in an accountant position in the Auditor's Office; and increases student aids to minimum wage $2.65 per hour was waived. 78-503 APPROVE PURCHASE AND INSTALLATION OF RADIO TO REPLACE RADIO DESTROMED IN PICKUP TRUCK FIRE INCIDENT IN THE DURHAM-DAYTON AREA AT AN ESTMATED COST OF $1,000 AND AUTHORIZE LOAN TO AIR POLLUTION CONTROL DISTRICT FROM THE GENERAL FUND On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and carried, purchase of a two-way radio to replace the radio destroyed in the pickup truck fire incident in the Durham-Dayton area and installation of radio with estimated cost of radio plus installation to be $1,000 was approved and a loan was authorized to the Air Pollution Control Distxict from the general fund. 78-504 APPROVE PURCHASE OF FIRE ENGINE AND EQUIPMENT IN THE AMOUNT OF $12,000 WITH FUNDING TO COME FROM DISTRICT 1 REVENUE SHARING ALLOCATION - GOLDEN FEATHER VOLUNTEER COMPANY On motion of Supervisor Moseley, seconded by Supervisor Richter and carried, purchase of a fire engine for Golden Feather Volunteer Company and equipment in the amount of $12,000 with the funding to come from the District l revenue sharing allocation was approved. Page 317. March 14, 1978 March 14, 1978 78-505 APPROVE CONTRACT - PIONEER VOLUNTEER. FIRE COMPANY IN THE AMOUNT OF ~11 000 AS PART OF DISTRICT 1 REVENUE SHARING DISTRICT ALLOCATION PROGRAM On motion of Supervisor Moseley, seconded by Supervisor Richter and carried, the contract with Pioneer Volunteer Fire Company in the amount of $11,000 as part of District 1 Revenue Sharing District Allocation Program was approved and the Chairman authorized to sign. 78-506 APPROVE AGREEMENT - FOREST RANCEi VOLUNTEER FOREMEN IN THE AMOUNT OF $12,000 AS PART OF THE DISTRICT 3 REVENUE SHARING AISTRICT ALLOCATION PROGRAM On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Moseley and carried, the agreement with the Forest Ranch Volunteer Firemen in the amount of $12,000 as part of the District 3 Revenue Sharing District Allocation Program was approved and the Chairman authorized to sign. 78-507 APPROVE PLANS .AND SPECIFICATIONS AND SET BID OPENING FOR APRIL 7, 1978 AT 10:00 A.M. IN BUTTE COUNTY .FAIR OFFICE IN GRIDLEY - BUTTE COUNTY FAIR - ROOFING PROJECTS AND REPAINTING OF LIVESTOCK BARNS ON FAIR GROUNDS On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and carried, the plans and specifications for the roofing projects and for the repainting of the livestock barns on the grounds of the Butte County Fair were approved and the bid opening for April 7, 1978 at 10:00 a.m. in Butte County Fair Office in Gridley was set. 78-508 APPROVE BUDGET TRANSFERS On motion of Supervisor Moseley, seconded by Supervisor Richter and carried, the following budget transfers were approved: B-123 Supplemental Manpower Program - CETA Title I. Transfers $173.08 from adminiaistration and $239.07 from manpower services from the CETA Title I grant ~~06-7016-10 for federal fiscal year 1976, with a total of $412.15 going to professional and specialised services in the CETA Title I grant #06-5016-10 for the 1977 federal fiscal year to cover increased expenditures during the grant year in accordance with Board of Supervisors' Minute Order 78-385, February 28, 1978. B-I28 Central Services - Duplicatine. Transfers $69.25 from equipment maintenance to,aut of county overnight travel to cover a deficit caused by unanticipated seminar expenses. B-129 Public Works. Transfers $48,000 from the road reserve to engineering to provide an appropriation for the consultant agreement with Engineering Computer Corporation. The purpose is to design the new Feather River Bridge and the total contract amount is $74,000 which was approved by the Board on February 21, 1978; Minute Order 78-358. B-130 Public Works - Special Road. Transfers $30,000 from the Fifth and Yolo Avenue project to Nelson Avenue at Oroville city limits to Twelfth Street in order to provide an additional appropriation fox the project. Only $65,000 was budgeted. Postponement of the Fifth and Yolo project was approved by the Board on February 21, 1978; Minute Order 78-357. B-131 Paradise Judicial Court. Transfers $175 from visiting judges travel expense to out of county avernight travel in order to provide additional appropriation which will enable the judge to attend a workshop conference. B-132 Su lemental Manpower Program. The purpose of this transfer is to allocate $7,336,531 to various CETA Manpower Programs through September 30, 1978 and to reallocate $388,177.50 of de-obligated funds from prior CETA programs; ali in accordance with reports to the Board of Page 318. .March i4, 1978 March 14, 1978 Supervisors as follows: CETA Title I _ September 6, 1977, Minute Order 77-1742 and October 25, 1977, Minute Order 77-2067; CETA Title II - May 17, 1977, Minute Order 77-947 and December 6, 1977, Minute Order 77-2344; CETA Title III - October 25, 1977, Minute Order 77-2067 and November 15, 1977, Minute Order 77-2201; and CETA Title VI - May 17, 1977, Minute Order 77-947 and December 6, 1977, Minute Order 77-2344. B-133 Public Works - General Administration. Transfers $125 from extra help, with $100 going to overtime and $25 to memberships in order to cover additional expenditures in overtime needed to type contract specifications for road project advertising and to cover unanticipated dues increase in memberships. B-134 Chico Marshalle Transfers $350 from other transpartation and travel to maintenance of equipment in order to cover the current deficit in the equipment maintenance account and to provide funding for the balance of the year. B-135 Board of Supervisors. Transfers $300 from extra help to maintenance of equipment in order to cover increased expenditures due to the movement of the speaker system and tape recorder master control panel, B-136 Public Works - Trans ortation Systems. This transfer establishes appropriations for the city and county portions of expenses of the Chico Clipper as represented by revenues from sales of tickets to Clipper patrons not included in revenue estimates. The transfer includes $6,450 county and $18,400 City of Chico for a total of $24,850. 78-509 APPROVE VARIANCE RENEWAL - REGINALD STEVENS On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Moseley and carried, the renewal of variance to Section 19-10 and/or 19-12 of the 'Butte County Code for placement of a mobile home at 4115 Foothill Blvd,, Oroville, AP 3b-32-23, zoning A-5 for Reginald Stevens was approved for ', a period of one year. 78-510 ADOPT RESOLUTION 78-52: RESOLUTION NAMING WELFARE DIRECTOR AS PROJECT GOORDINATOR AND AUTHORIZING HIM TO. SIGN GRANT APPLICATION FOR THE PARENTAL STREE PROGRAM IN THE AMOUNT OF $55,000: APPROVE GRANT APPLICATION: APPROVE CONTRACT WITH FAMILY SERVICE ASSOCIATION FOR OPERATION OF PROGRAM On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Moseley and carried, the grant application with the State Office of Criminal Justice Planning for the Parental Stress Program in the amount of $55,000 (federal $49,500; state, $2,750; and local, $2,750) was approved; Resolution 78-52 naming the Welfare Director as project coordinator for the Parental Stress Program was adopted and the Chairman authorized to sign; the contract with Family Service Association to operate the program was approved. 78-511 DISCUSSION: INTERIM FUNDING - WORK REFERRAL PROGRAM Discussion of interim funding for the Work Referral program had at this time. The local share of the agreement is $11,476. The county is paying b0/ of the funding, Supervisor Richter stated that he would like to know how much in the way of fines have been collected and who are~they°referring people to work for. The matter is continued to March 21, 1978. 78-512 DISCUSSION: NORTH CHICO UNINCORPORATED AREA SEWER STUDY COMMITTEE MAIN INTERCEPTOR LINES AND COLLECTION SYSTEMS SET FOR PRELIMINARY ENGINEERING AT AN ESTIMATED COUNTY SHARE OF BETWEEN $12,000 - $20,000 The discussion of the North Chico unincorporated area sewer study committee recommendations'for~main interceptor lines and collection Page 319. March 14, 1978 March 14, 1978 .systems that are set for preliminary engineering should the board desire to proceed at an estimated county share of this project between $12,000 to $20,000 had at this time. Howard Toussaint, sanitarian, stated that this is for the engineering work for the trunk lines and the preliminary work. This would be a long term thing. Supervisor Richter .stated that if the funds were advanced out of the revenue sharing revolving fund could the money be recouped. Public Works could put into operation a procedure whereby the money will be secured and interest will be recouped, Mr. Toussaint stated that the money could be recouped by way of any district that might be formed. On motion of Supervisor Richter seconded by Supervisor Mosele y and carried, the board is willing to commit up to $20,000 out of the revenue sharing development trust fund with the money to be prepaid with interest far the proposal as indicated. 78-513 AUTHORIZE CITIZENS ADVISORY COMNTCTTE ON DRUG ABUSE TO REVIEW THE DRUG ABUSE PLAN PORTION OF THE SHORT-DOYLE PLAN, INCLUDING THE REVIEW AND APPROVAL OF PROCEDURES USED TO ENSURE CITIZEN AND PROFESSIONAL INVOLVEMENT AT ALL STAGES OF THE PLANNING PROCESS LEADING TO THE FORMATION AND ADOPTION OF THE DRUG PROGRAM, IN LIEU OF SUCH REVIEW AND APPROVAL BY THE MENTAL HEALTH ADVTSORY BOARD IN ACCORDANCE WITH LEGISLATION On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and carried, the Citizens Advisory Committee on Drug Abuse is authorized to review the drug abuse plan portion of the Short-Doyle Plan, including the review and approval of procedures used to ensure citizen and professional involvement at all stages of the planning process leading to the formation and adoption of the drug program, in lieu of such review and approval by the Mental Health Advisory Board in accordance with legislation (AB 1079 - 1977). 78-514 APPROVE DRUG ABUSE PLAN AND 490 PROGRAM PROPOSAL: AUTHORIZE SUBMISSION TO THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Clif Nickelson, administrative officer, stated that in the program $13,500 of county sharing of Short-Doyle funds would be put into the program. On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and carried, the County Drug Abuse Plan, 409 program proposal ti7as approved and submission of the ]:978-79 budget to the State Department of Health was authorized. 78-515 AUTHORIZE REASSIGNMENT OF DEED OF TRUST On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Richter and carried, the deed of trust was reassigned that was for account Na. 48454 which has been paid in full. 78-516 AUTHORIZE REFUND OF FILING FEE - SHASTAN COMPANY On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Moseley and carried, the refund of filing fee in the amount of $50 to Shastan Company for a boundary line modification which has been withdrawn for AP 44-28-10 was authorized, 78-517 ADDITIONAL MATTER PRESENTED BY PUBLIC WORKS Clay Castleberry, public works director, reported on the trees of Chico Creek and Lindo Channel. There were eight people from the State Page 320. March 14, 1978 March 14, 1978 Reclamation Board on the site. They will assume some responsibility for the trees that are down. The work cannot be done until after April. They will not top any standing trees. Mr. Castleberry stated that the county could take only the trees that are down now with county forces. The county should wait on the trees that are still standing. Supervisor Madigan was the key in having the contact in the Reclamation. Board. 78-518 PUBLIC HEARING DATE SET A public hearing date of April 4, 1978 at 10:00 a.m. was set for consideration of E, M, and Catharine Burgess negative declaration and rezone from "A-2" (general) to "C-2" (general commercial) property located on the east side of Skyway approximately 1/2 mile north, of Pentz-Magalia Highway, identified as a portion of AP 66-47-15 & 16, containing five acres, more or less, Paradise. 78-519 REPORT TO BOARD RE: DONALD J. KELLY - DENIED NEGATIVE AECLARATION AND REZONE FROM "A-40" (AGRICULTURAL- 40 ACRE PARCELS) TO "A-10" (AGRICULTURAL- 10 ACRE PARCELS) PROPERTY LOCATED ON THE. WEST SIDE OF STATE HIGHWAY 99, APPROX. 4,000 FEET NORTH OF CANA HIGHWAY, IDENTIFIED AS AP 47-ZO-142, CONTAINING 48 ACRES MORE OR LESS NORTH OF CHICO. A report to the board regarding Donald ~. Kelly denied negative declaration and rezone from "A-40" (agricultural - 40 acre parcels) to "A-10" (agricultural - 10 acre parcels) property located on the west side of State Highway 99, approximately 4,000 feet north of Cana Highway, identified as AP 47-10-142, containing 48 acres, more or less, north of Chico was discussed. Information; the matter has been set for hearing March 28, 1978 at 9x30 a.m. 78-520 APPROVE REQUEST FOR FUNDS FOR DATA PROCESSING COSTS FOR A "ROLL" CONSISTING OF ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NUMBERS, PROPERTY OWNERS AND ZONING FOR PLANNING DEPARTMENT IN THE AMOUNT OF $1,000 On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Moseley and carried, the preparation of a "roll" consisting of Assessor's parcel numbers, property owners and zoning was authorized and the request for funding in the amount of $1,000 for data processing costs for the Planning Department was approved. 78-521 ADOPT RESOLUTION 78-53: RESOLUTION ORDERING CONSOLIDATION OF SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT ELECTIONS FOR CHTCO, DURHAM AND PIONEER SCHOOL DISTRICTS WITH THE JUNE 6 PRIMARY ELECTION On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Moseley and carried, Resolution 78-53 ordering consolidation of special school district elections for Chico, Durham and Pioneer School Districts with the 3une 6 primary election was adopted and the Chairman authorized to sign. 78-522 APPOINTMENT TO REVENUE SHARING COMMITTEE CONTINUED TO MARCH 21, 1978 The appointment to the Revenue Sharing Committee was continued to March 21, 1978. 78-523 APPOINTMENTS TO THE CITIZENS ADVISORY TASK FORCE FOR TfiE BUTTE COUNTY GENERAL PLAN HOUSING ELEMENT UPDATE - CONTINUED TO MARCH 21 1978 The appointments to the Citizens Advisory Task Force for the Butte County General Plan Housing Element Update was continued to March 21, 1978, 78-524 REFER SENATE BILL 1357 TO AGRICULTURE COMMITTEE FOR RECOMMENDATION BACK TO THE BOARD It was moved by Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Moseley that a letter be written to Senator Ray Johnson, Assemblyman Eugene Chappie and Assemblyman Stan Statham opposing SB 1357. Page 321, March 14, 1978 March 14, 1978 Supervisor Madigan stated that Iowa State University had made a study in reference to herbicides. Motion withdrawn. The study and SB.1357 was referred to the Agriculture Committee fox a recommendation to the board. 78-525 DISCUSSION: MEMO FROM BILL LAWRENCE, AUDITOR TO JIM JOHAN5EN, ASSISTANT AUDITOR Discussion of the memo from Bi11 Lawrence, auditor to Jim Johansen, assistant auditor was continued at this time. Dan Blackstock, county counsel, stated that he had discussed the memo with the Auditor. In all fairness, Mr. Blackstock said that his recommendation would be to bring the Auditor to the board room to discuss the matter. Mr. Blackstock stated that this raises a very unfortunate connatation to the electorate process. If the Auditor could be present, maybe he could explain what he had in mind. After finding out what the Auditor's views are, the board can make a determination of what they think and if the board wants to take action on it. Mr. Blackstock stated that his concern was the interpretation that there would be a use of a county office in which an individual is attempting to control the way a campaign is going to be carried out and using the threat of county employment to carry out a campaign. That type of action can have some serious consequences. James Cook, executive director of the BCEA. Mr. Cook stated that BCEA is concerned with the language of the memo. Mr. Cook stated that BCEA wants anyexplanation and they intend to have the BCFA attorney present to get the answers. The matter is continued to March 21, 1978 at 3.0:30 a.m. to have the Auditor present to discuss the matter. 78-526 ADDITIONAL MATTERS PRESENTED BY BOARD MEMBERS Supervisor Moseley stated that Richvale and Kelly Ridge Volunteer Fire Departments have contacted her for use of revenue sharing money. Mr. Nickelson to investigate the matter. Supervisor Madigan stated that he would like to make an observation about the Superintendent of Schools Office. The printing of the pamphlet is a total waste of money. Supervisor Madigan asked if any questions were raised at the Nine Northern Counties meeting about the ski area on Mt. Lassen. Chairman Winston stated that there was a lengthy discussion and that the matter is to be taken up with RCRC and futuxe reports are to be made back to the Nine Northern Counties. Association. Supervisor Madigan stated that the environmental publication of Butte County for March 1978 was very critical of Carl McConnell on the Mt. Lassen ski area. The Sierra Club has 80 acres with a cabin on it. They are objecting to the ski areao They do not want the general public up there. Supervisor Moseley stated that she appreciated the information from Mr. Crisan regarding licensing homes and would like more information. The Administrative Office to work with supervisor Moseley on this matter. Page 322. March l4, 1978 March 14, 1978 78-527 SUPPORT SB 347 WITH AMENDMENT TO INCLUDE INJURIES AND ILLNESSES WHILE PRISONERS ARE INCARCERATED - LETTERS TO BE SENT TO SENATOR JOHNSON AND ASSEMBLYMEN CRAPPIE AND STATHAM Clif Mickelson, administrative officer, stated that SB 347 is now on the Assembly floor. This would make prisoners eligible for Medi-Gal with the exception of injuries or health while incarcerated, On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Moseley and carried, the board supports SB 347 with the amendment to include injuries and illnesses while prisoners are incarcerated and letters are to be sent to Senator Johnson, Assemblyman Chappie and Assemblyman Statham. ADJOURNMENT There being nothing further b ore t board at this time, the meeting was adjourned at 2;:47 p.m, to econvene o Tuesday, Mar 21, 1978 at 9:00 a.m. ATTEST: GLARK A. NELSON, COUNTY CLERK ~ f' /~/~ )~ ~ ~ Vl ' 1 By ~~~-~~ ~"'~-~-- Chai an, Board of Page 323. March 14, 1978