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HomeMy WebLinkAboutM031974March 19, I974 STATE OF CALIFORNLA ) ) ss. COUNTY OF BUTTE ) TheBoard of Supervisors met at 9:00 a.m. pursuant to adjournment. Present: Supervisors Cameron, Gilman, Ladd, McKillop and Chairman Madigan. Clif Nickelson, Administrative Officer, Dan Blackstock, County Counsel, and Clark A. Nelson, County Clerk, by Margie Catt, Board of Supervisors Clerk... INVOCATION: Rev. Michael Walsh, St. Thomas Catholic Church, Oroville Pledge of allegiance to the flag of the United States of America 74-376 APPROVAL OF MINUTES On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Gilman and unanimously carried, the minutes of March 12th, 1974 were approved as mailed with the deletion on Page 342, Item 74-367, in the motion, "and that it become effective to coincide with the adoption of the State Legislation,'.'. 74-377 COMMUNICATIONS Delbert Hutton, Marysville. Mr. Hutton recommends that the Board adopt ~ e 0. ~ 3 an ordinance to regulate the operations of motorcycles and off-the-road vehicles. Supervisor Gilman requested that County Counsel secure a copy of thCe bordinance and report back to the Board. Mr. Blackstock will Ben G. Las~Ce~i~rRedwood City. Mr. Laskey requests postponement of hearing pursuant to Section 4836 of the Revenue and Taxation Code set for March 19, 1974. He has. requested pertinent information from the Assessor, and has not yet received it, To be reset to a later date. Chico Rod and Gun Club, Inc. In response to Gene Mexcer°s request, the -~ L p,{~ D Club forwards their recommendation regarding the opening of land around Lake Oroville to hunting. Information only. To be discussed during the public hearing on March 2bth. Local Agency Formation Commission. Filed Resolution No. 74-6 disapproving a 7 3 C.0 ~ proposal for establishment of County Service Area No. 50. Discussed. Letter to be written to Continental Nut explaining theBoard's position. Paradise Irrigation District. The District Board has declared 17 acres of P.I.D. owned property as surplus land and in accordance with Section ~ O.~,S 7 54222 of the Government Code certifies the Board of Supervisors of the availability of this acreage. They request response within a 60 .day period. Discussed, Nr. Nickelson will check the matter ouC and will report back to the Board next week. Mental Health Advisory Board. Dr. Bedford, chairman, sends notice of actions G p taken by the-Board as follows: (1) Reaffirm approval of the 'j y-~ Kenmar contract; (2) approve the proposed Alcohol Treatment Program budget; and (3) approt*al of the proposed budget for the mental Health Program for Butte County. It is further stated that the Board's approval of the Kenmar contract folloraed consideration of Dr. McLaughlin`s proposal for building facilities with the revenue sharing funds to be maintained by the Chico Work Training 'Center. To be discussed later in the meeting, Page 347. March. 19, 1974 a=Q.=========n=March 19~~924=====W =__ _____ ___ Mr. Blackstock stated th at when he had discussed this agreement with the County Assessor previously, he was in agreement with the matter; he now opposes this type agreement. Mr. Blackstock explained the four cases involved. They included the two cases of Diamond International and two cases of Soper Wheeler. It was felt that outside appraisers should be retained. These appraisers could go out and assess the timber properties and then could go into court and testify. Mr. Blackstock set out the history of this matter. In 1970 the Assessor reappraised the timber lands in a method not previously used. The Court ruled that this method was unconstitutional. Mr. Blackstock stated that the employing of these appraisers would enst the County $6,000 and the timber companies would also have to pay them $6,000. He explained how the appraisers would be picked. He said that because of Che facC that time is running out on this matter, he has asked the Chairman to take this matter up first. Time spent discussing the proposed agreement and the hiring of the three appraisers. Ed Bsown, assistant County Assessor, stated that theAssessor's Office does not want to be a party to any agreement that is proposed, They feel that the procedures that apply to everyone else should apply to these timber companies, also. The Board members felt that a decision should be made in this matter. The Board asked County Counsel how valid the agreement would be if it was not approved by the Assessor. Mr. Blackstock stated that the agreement would be valid. The Board can legally go into this type agreement to get evidence for the Assessment Appeals Board. r Ray Leonard, representing the timber companies, stated that they were attempting to resolve this matter. There are many dollars of school money that is being tied up because of these cases. He stated thaC the Assessor was not a party to the agreement and the Assessor would not be harmed by the agreement. The Assessment Appeals Board is noC satisfied with the testimony put on by the Assessor and the timber company. This is a sincere attempt by the Assessment Appeals Board and the timber company and County Counsel to resolve `his matter. A1son Kemp, attorney at law, stated that the Assessor would receive copies of everything that is presented but he would not be bound by the agreement, Action on the matter discussed. Background of the appraisers that would be used for this matter discussed. It was requested by the Board that the appraisers to be considered submit background information on their qualifications. Chairman Madigan put the matter over for one week. Mr. Leonard was requested to furnish the Board with background information of the appraisers being considered, These people should be qualified to appraise Limber lands. RECESS: .10:20 RECONVENED: 10;35 Page 349. March 19, 1974 March 19, 1974 _ e a a a a o~ a a= a a v as a a o o a a- a a~ a~___ a e a a a~ a ,.. 74-384 DISCUSSION: KBNMAR CONTRACT FOR REMODELING OF MENTAL HEALTH FACILITX County Counsel has prepared final revisions of the contract with Kenmar for remodeling of the Mental Health facility. Communication from Mental Health Advisory reaffirms their approval of this contract, Mr. Blackstock stated that most of the changes were in the services agreement; he explained the modifications. He stated thaC the County would be giving the treatments in this matter; the services that are given by Kenmar will be non-treatment type. Mr. Blackstock felt the contract was satisfactory. Rental agreement set out and discussed. Mr. Blackstock explained the cancellation option within the agreement. The agreement would be for 5 years, with a five year renewal option. Bill Lawrence, County Auditor, spoke to the matter of these agreements. He presented his handout written material to the Board members. He requested that the Board read this written matter and take action this afternoon on the contracts. Matter left open at this time. 74-_385 DLSCUSSION: CITX-COUNTX LIBRARX AT CHI CO T Discussion of the City-County library at Chico was placed on the agenda at the request of Chairman Madigan. Chairman Madigan is absent at this time but it was felt that the people in the audience should be given an opportunity to discuss this matter. Appearing: 1. Mayor Ringel of Chico, and Dave Rush, Chairman of the Library Committee of Chico, The City of Chico has agreed to come under the County library system; the city library sta€f would be integrated into the County ,staff. It is felt that there is an unquestionable need for this library service.- The present City library is too small to serve the peoplein the Chico area. Mr. Ringel stated that the City of Chico would work with the County on the providing of a site for the library. Mr. Rush said they were present today because of the outgrowth of the committee appointed by the City and County to work on this matter. The committee has agreed that a new library is needed. It was felt a determination should be made regarding the site of the new library. They have settled on three sites: (1) Sherman Avenue site, west of Highway 99E (2) Mangrove area, out near the Safeway Store. (3) Wall Street site; this is downtown between Main Street and Wall street. The new city hall will be on one-half of the L1ock; the library could be placed on the south half of the block. Mr. Rush said the city would be willing to acquire the site for parking. The Wali Street site received the most votes of the committee. Mr. Ringel explained how the City o£ Chico would participate in this matter. The Committee has recommended that theCounty consider the Wali Street site. Jo Terry, County Librarian, fe1C the Wa11 Street site would do a good job. Time spent discussing the :need for a new library and sites to place the new building. Supervisor Gilman said he would like to have all the Board Page 351. March 19, 1974 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ a =March=19,=1974 = _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - _ _ during the discussions for use of the Revenue Sharing funds. 74-388 APPEARANCE: MRS. ANN DOSS: BUILDING PROBLEM Mrs. Ann Doss stated that she has been trying to get a permit to put in a septic tank. She was told that her lot might have been illegally created. She was told that she should employ an attorney to help her in this matter; she cannot afford an attorney. Dan Blackstock, County Counsel, said she could apply for a certificate of compliance. Mr. Blackstock was requested to work with Mrs. Doss during the noon break and report back to the Board on the matter. 74-389 APPEARANCE:. BILL THOMP50N~ PARADISE__ Bill Thompson, Paradise, stated he felt the Board should consider a leash law for theCounty. He was told that there will be a proposal presented later concerning the leash law for the urban areas. 74-3 DISCUSSION: JUDGESHIP IN BIGGS AREA George McLane, representative of Biggs residents, spoke to the Board concerning the Judgeship in the Biggs area. Thee people in Biggs have changed their mind; they would like the Board to consider the filling of the vacancy caused by the death of Judge Dawley. time. letters from residents of Biggs presented to the Clerk at this Dan Blackstock, County Counsel, said the Board could declare the position open and declare that the Board is interested in anyone that would like to fill the vacancy. There has been ne.one applying for this position. In osder to be appointed, the applicant must be a resident of the City of Biggs. Zt was stated that the Board was willing to fill the vacancy. Matter of appointing a judge to fill the vacancy discussed. The State has stated that they would not hold a special test. Mrs. Eunice Smith, Biggs, asked if they could find someone that is qualified, would they have to wait until next budget time to appoint him. She stated that Sandy Bronner, Biggs, thinks she knows someone that is qualified that would move into the Biggs area. She was told that he would have to become a resident o£ Biggs and would have to file a letter with the County stating that he was interested in being appointed as the Judge of the Biggs Judicial District. He would have to be resident of the area for 54 days prior to being appointed as Judge. Appointment discussed; no action taken. RECESS: 12:3D RECONVENED: 2:00 Mrs. "Sandy" BronneY _ spoke on the matter of the appointment of a Judge to the Biggs Judicial District. She presented a letter to the Board from the City Council of Biggs requesting the County to maintain the Biggs Judicial Court. She requested information on how one goes about applying for this ,job, Dan Blackstock, County Counsel, explained the method of application, which included advising the Board of .Supervisors of availability for the position. Matter discussed; no action taken. Page 353. March 19, 1974 a eaaamaao==yay=_Ma~Ch 19~ 1974======_a==_==_ _ entail and the extent of the examination given to mental patients. Dr. Enloe stated that stabilization needs 24-hour availability of a doctor. He said the examination must be more extensive because sometimes physical ailments cause what seems to be mental illness. There was also a dfscussion of the licensing of the county hospital. The license has been taken away. Time spent discussing the matter of the license for the hospital. Supervisor Cameron told theBoard that a sub-committee of the Mental Health Advisory Board had made extensive searches over the county looking for suitable facilities, including looking at large homes and motels. Dr. Enloe stated that if the Oroville Medical Center would contract for the entry system, the county hospital would be satisfactory. Discussion of how many patients are admitted after regular business hours, which is estimated at between YO and 20 percent admitted after IO p.m. Also discussion of differences between mental patient exam and routine exam of hospitals. Supervisor McKillop suggested that two board members approach the Board of Directors of Medtsal Center to see if they would consider the contract. Dr. Maguire asked if the Board needed any information. County Counsel requested detailed information regarding the licensing requirements regarding stabilisation for the county hospital. Time spent discussing the cantract regarding length, which is 5 years, and ability to cancel. Supervisors McKillop and Gilman are to go to the Board of Directors of Medical Center Hospital next week regarding the possibility of a contract. A Mental Health staff member is to accompany them. They are to come to the Board with a recommendation next week. RECESS: 3:30 p.m. RECONVENEA: 3:45 74-393 DISCUSSION: REVENUE SHARING: ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER TO SEND LETTERS TO INTERESTED ORGANIZATIONS REQUESTING THEY FILE THEIR PROPOSALS WITH COUNTY Clif Mickelson, Administrative Officer, stated that a memorandum for mailing to interested organizations, as well as a list of those organizations. to be contacted, was provided last week. Also an expanded report from the Administrative Office on availability of Revenue Sharing funds was distributed last week. The County continues to receive requests from various organizations for consideration for use of Revenue Sharing funds. Mr. Mickelson stated this was on the agenda this week for discussion and determination by theBoard as to what the County wants to do as relates to organizations in the county. Supervisor Cameron said he had met Jerry Letson, Division of Forestry, at a meeting and he states he needs a decision by this Board on purchases prior to April Ist. Mr, Letson is present to present his proposal. Mr. Mickelson stated he had placed a copy of Mr. Letson's proposal on the Board members' desks. Mr. Letson stated he had two proposals fie would like to discuss with the Board. The first is for the parchase of three fire engines. Cost of each engine would be $41,000. Purpose of this request explained. These replacements would take care of the Division of Forestry's needs to 1980. The second item Cies in with Che trucks. There is a station on the Upper Page 355. March 19, 1974 March 19, 1974 He wondered if Rev. Spoonheim could assert some force on his fellow clergymen regarding the giving of invocations before the Board o£ Supervisor's meetings on Tuesdays. The Administrative Office spends a lot of time calling to secure a clergyman for each Board meeting. Rev. Spoonheim said he would handle this for theBoard and would discuss the matter with theAdministrative Officer. 74-394 WAIVE FIRST READING OF SALARY ORDINANCE AMENDMENT AND APPROVE LEAVE OF ABSENCE On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and carried, first reading of the salary ordinance amendment was waived and the 20 day noncompensated medical leave of absence for Cheryl Knudsen, Welfare Department, was authorized commencing April 3, 1974. 74-395 ADOPT LETTER OF INTENT ,__COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT TRAINI.N~ ACT a_ TITLE II Jim Rackerby, Personnel Director, stated that Butte County has been informed of its eligibility to be a prime sponsor for administration of the Public Employment'Program under Title II, CETA. A notice of intent to become a prime sponsor is required. This program will permit development of public service fobs similar to PEP with 100% federal funding. Mr. Rackerby stated that the Dept. of Labor has informed them that the figures are not calCUlated as yet, but they have been advised that the Program year will commence April 1st, 1974.. A notice of intent must be sent out tonight and the letter is prepared for the Chairman's signature. On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Gilman and carried, the letter of intent for the Comprehensive Employment Training Act, Title II was adopted, the Chairman was authorized to sign and the Personnel Director was authorized to proceed with grant application procedures. 74-396 CALL FOR BIDS - STREET SWEEPER MOTION FAILS Call for bids for street sweeper discussed. Supervisor Gilman stated that with unemployment rising, he does not see how the rational could be 'determined to spend $25,000 for a street sweepers Mr. Castleberry felt it would cost more to do this work by hand and feels that it would be a good investment. Supervisor Gilman asked if the sweeper would accommodate the picking up of leaves. Supervisor Ladd felt that if the County goes into the street sweeping, it will become an expanding thing. Supervisor McKillop felt the County has had a need for this type sweeper for .some time. On motion of Supervisor Cameron and seconded by 5upervisorMckillop call for bids for street sweeper to be opened in the Purchasing Office on April 2, 1974 with a report to theBoard on April 9, 1974 was authorized. AYES: Supervisors Cameron and McKillop NOES: Supervisors Gilman and Ladd M(1TT(1TT FAT7.F.11 Matter placed back on the agenda for Tuesday, March 26, 1974 74-397 AWARD OF BID-MOBILE RADiO TELEPHONES On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Cameron and carried, bid for mobile radios was awarded to Motorola Communications in the amount o€ $7,297.2$. 74-398 AWARD OF BIA-FM MONITOR RECEIVERS -Two bids were received for purchase of the 50 FM monitor receivers and four two-frequency FM monitor receivers for Forestry. Low bidder on the 50 FM monitor receivers cannot deliver for 10~ days after order, whereas, the March 19, 1974 Page 357. ==a44W4=~=s=~_Q~a~ch 19~ 19744==-~=___~~_~~=~ On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Gilman and carried, the following action was taken: 1. Authorized the Auditor to borrow funds necessary to make the payments for easements, title searches and appraisals for Skyway Assessment Aistrict ~Z1 from the General Fund pending final district funding. 2. Approved agreement for sale, right of way acquisition, for the following, authorized theChairman to sign and authorized the Auditor to issue warrant upon demand of County's escrow agent: S.A.D. No. 1 S. Chew etux Easement $1,176 $120 $1,296 3. Authorized p~r:hase of five Stor-All utility foxes for pickups 4. Approved plans and specifications, Skyway Project No. 51261-71-1; (b) authorized Chairman and Director of Public Works to sign plans; (c) adopted wage scale; (d) approved bid opening on April 16, 1974 at 11:00 a,m., in the Board of Supervisors room. 5. Approved plans and specifications for Hamilton-Nord Cana Highway, Meridian Road and Chico River Road, Project No. 57102-74-1; (b) authorized Chairman and Director of Public Works to sign plans; (c) adopted wage scale; and (d) approved bid opening at 11:00 a.m. Public Works Office, April 11, 1974. 74-404 INFORMATION AND DISCUSSION ITEMS: PUBLIC WORKS 1, A 100-150 foot section of the Forbestown Road west of Robinson Mill has settled. Public Works is working to stabilize it. If Public Works is not able to, then they plan to replace it with maintenance funds this summer. 2. Public Works advises the Board of a 40% increase in number of permits in first ten weeks of 1974 compared to 1973. Zf activity continues ,Public Works will ask authorization for another inspector and typist for spring and summer. 74-405 PUBL~ HEARING SET: PLANNING COMMISSION INITIATED-PROPOSED ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 6 OF ORDINANCE 475 TO CORRECT INADVERTANT OMISSION A public hearing was set for April 9th, 1974 a5 2:00 p.m. on the Planning Commission initiated proposed ordinance amending Section 6 of Ordinance 475, to correct inadvertent omission made in enactment of Ordinance 676, i.e., the omission of introductory language o£ said Section 6, specifyLng those uses for which a use permit is required in "A-2" districts. 74-406 PLANNING COMMISSIONS REPORTS ON DENIALS OF REZONING 1. Woodrow D. Mathews - report of Planning Commission's denial of rezone from "A-R" (agricultural-residential) to "AR-MH" (agriccltural- residential-mobile home) for property located approximately 670' west of Chaney Lane on the westerly extension of Fickett'Lane, identified as AP 54-21-03, 04 and 05, containing approximately 11 acres, Paradise. 2. Chico Properties, Ltd.-report Planning Commission's denial of rezone from "A-S R" (agricultural suburban-residential) to "C-2" (general commercial) for property located on the southwest corner of Eaton Road and Hackamore Lane, identified as AP 44-47-62, containing approximately one acre, Chico. Reports filed; no action needed. Page 359. March 19, 1974 a s e- a= a a= a a a a a= a a'gMAY~Ch 19~ I~974a a a e a a e a a a a e c= a a 4. Si9d~.am Mmmd, Usit ~~ ~inaa rasp to b® ~i1mS Q~®r acc~ssa be~o~® tIa® final mmp dog ttiim lmnd di~isicasa is ~f.iod csr cam~ain~ ~~ covm~md b~ andiisn M9adows Unit ~8 with Pasa~i ~ aid fleece 6(9 fit. ~i~tat-og~wa~+ to th® ~otanty of Buttes to match avs~ro~et Rdad Impx'o'~mmnt P1.~.na dos iadian MQadows, Un#.t ~4. 5. P~o'~.~.d~ ~~€~v®~iiatbe secc~ss to ~aA°cels ~ astd ~ Ana conra~ct to ~+~~~ Y-L~ri~a 1~0~~3 atx$ c7+~~ee3 60 !t. ~i~j`h~~-cs~~xae~+t to ~~ C~ro~xnty~ ts•~ ~Ii~.~~ ~~~~a~ Bh~~~ ~iw~rik tEO,'~d: ~~~v~~l~~ 1~~~~~t~~~~~ri ~+~~ce~c~iait~ ~~ti~i~e~a~t~~~~s~ ~~~t. i~~~ ~~.~~d Zonsa Int. R-9 Goldstein, Barceloux, Goldstein, AP 39-24-41, 2 lots, west side of Dayton-Durham iiwy . , north of i3urdick Rd., Durham, Engineer: r.cCain Assoc. Pursuant to tine requirements of Section 20.3 of the Butte County Code, th° tentative parcel map of the above property has been reviewed Uy t,ie ;3utte County Subdivision Committee and the ' Planning Commission. Tne Subdivision Cotruiu ttee and the Planning Commission recommends approval of ti,e tentative map, subject to the following co,idtions: 1. T:ie building on Parcel 2 to ne disconnected £rom the septic tank r system and well on Parcel 1. 2. An ade~;uat~ septic tank system and well to be provided for Parcel '_~ to the satisfaction of the Health Dept. 3. Deed to t.~~ County of Butte 40 ft, rigi~t-of-way measures: from ti1~ centerline of Dayton-Durham iiw,~. 9. Ins.icate a 55 ft. building setback line measured from tine center- line of t~ayton-Durtzam tiw} . ~. Verify t,lat t.ie su~ject parcel was legally creates. prior to Marc., 4, 1972. b. 2'uerz must ue at least 1Q ft. from any buildir.q to the proi~erty D~I~~~line or provide a one dour firewall. .---~°-' A Negative i:nviro„m°ntal Impact lleclaration was filed witu the County Clerk on August 2~, 1)73. A variance to lot width was approved by the Planning Commission at its meeting held February 14, 1974. Page 361. 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Set aside 3 lots for a period o£ six months for exploration, concerning the archeological .factor. Page 363. March 19, 1974 .. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Match 191 19~4~ ~ W ~ W ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ _ ~ - 74-414 APPOINTMENTS TO TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON DRUGS Appointments to Technical Advisory Committee on drugs discussed. Mr. Nickelson had sent a list o£ possible people who might be appointed to this committee. Suggested names discussed, Mr. Nickelson was requested to prepare a resume on each of the suggested appointees; matter put over to Tuesday, March 26, 1974. 74-415 ASSESSMENT HEARING OF LASKEY: CONTINUED TO APRIL 23, la'4 The Assessment hearing o£ Laskey rues continued to April 23, 1974 at 2:00 p.m. 74-416 CIVIL DISASTER COUNCIL APPOINTMENTS Mr. Mictcelson stated that Supervisors McKillop and Cameron are listed as members of the Civil Disaster Council, however, the Butte Count}z Code states that there should be two members of the Board of Supervisors on the Council, one of whom shall be the Chairman. Supervisor Madigan is now Chairman, and therefore should be appointed to the Council to succeed either Supervisor McKillop or Supervisor Cameron. Appointment discussed, Chairman Madigan was appointed to replace Supervisor McKillop on the Council. 74-417 ABE?pT RESOLUTION 74-43 IN THE MATTER OF THE CONSOLIDATION OF SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT ELECTIONS WITH THE DIRECT PRIMARY ELECTION TO BE HELD IN JUNE On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Gilman and carried, Resolution 74-43 in the matter of the consolidation of the Oroville School District bond election and the Paradise Unified School District special school district maximum Cax rata election with the Direct Primary to be held in June, 1974 was adopted and the Chairman was authorized to sign. 74-418 APPROVE TRANSFER OF EQUIPMENT FROM THE HOSPITAL TO THE DURH~`4idEMORIAL HALL Mr. Nickelson stated that the Durham Memorial Hall has requested the transfer of kitchen equipment from the hospital to the Memorial Hall. The Board approved said transfer. No motion necessary. 74-419 NATTERS PRESENTED FOR BOARD CONSIDERATION Chairman Madigan had suggested that a meeting be set with the Board members, Justice Commission, Law Enforcement, Juvenile Ha11 and Probation Department. It was felt that the meeting should be held in the evening. It was stated that the Mental Health Advisory Committee meeting will be held on the 18th of April. Time spent discussing possible date for said meeting. Mr. Nickelson said he would try to arrange a suitable date with all the parties involved and will report back to the Board next week. Dan Blackstock, County Counsel, reported to the Board that he had met with Mrs. Ann Doss, concerning the problem she was having securing a permit for aseptic tank. She has moved in a trailer, and is building a septic tank. She has now been informed she must have a permit. There are a number of unfortunate situations involved, one of which is that this might be an illegal lot. Matter referred to Planning Department and Health Department for study and to get all the facts regarding this matter. Supervisor Ladd presented a letter from Joel Bisson, assistant ~t~ secretary-treasurer of the Butte County Rice Growers Association urging ~~~• the Board to maintain the judicial system in the Biggs area. ADJOURNMENT: There being nothing further before the Board at this time, the meeting was adjourned at 5:35 to reconvene on Tuesday, March 26, 19 4 at 9:00 a.m. ATTEST: CLARK A. NELSON, COUNTY CLERK ~ By: ~ ~ airman of the Board Board of Sup visors Clerk Page 365. March 19, 1974