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HomeMy WebLinkAboutM032376~`~ ~ March 23, 1976 STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) SS. COUNTY OF BUTTE ) The Board of Supervisors .;-met at..9~0.a.m. pursuant to adjournment. Present: Supervisors Ladd, M~¢digan, McKillop, Richtef.•aer"al•{hoirman Cameron. Clif Mickelson, Administrative Officer, Dan Blackstock, County Counsel, and Clark A. Nelson, County Clerk, by Margie Catt, Board of Supervisors Clerk. Pledge of allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America. 76-426 APPROVAL OF MINUTES On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and unanimously carried, the minutes of March 16, 1976 were approved with the following corrections: Page 182, Item 76-385, motion paragraph to state that the County will defend the deputies subject to a reservation of rights. Item 76-386, Page 182, to state the County was awaiting the faint powers agreement and County Counsel will report back on said agreement if there are any differences noted. 76-427 COMMUNICATIONS rs yer, attorney at Law. Sends copy of amended prayer to Superior Court on ~ b O.SC o mobile home assessment case. Speaks for itself; no action required. Butte County Welfare Departmentemployees. The Board is advised through the signature of 60 -welfare department employees that they disagreed with recent O 3 If V press reports indicating unsatisfactory working conditions in the Welfare Department as described by BCEA. Information. Gerald E. Schuller. Sends letter opposing the rezoning of Bortram et al property in ~!3 ,OD. ~ north Chico. To be held until afternoon Bearing on this matter. • Mrs. Mervine Epting. Sends letter opposing AB 15 and zoners and planners who rezone ~ G 0 ` Z Z and plan private Farm lands and properties. Discussed; referred to Agemblyman Warren. Billy J. Wiley, Hayward. Appeals Planning Commission's decision denying rezoning of / / ~ .6 p ~ f northeast comer of East Avenue and Ramada Way from R-4 to C-I . Hold until Planning Director is present. Oroville Union High School District. Requests further improvements be made on roads y~ Z.d V in the Berry Creek and Bald Imtk area. Referred to Clay Castleberry; he and Supe rvisor MciCillop will be discussing this with the people involved. City of Gridiey. Advise tf~ey have named Welliam Oakley and Nick Daddow as '-~ 7,>[j .3 / representatives an Service Area No. 34 Sswim pool) replacing Edward Hughes and Harold Ross. See motion following communications. J 0 congressman Harold (Bizz) Johnson, He writes regarding the Corps authority to control T r Z' ` dredging and filling. Read and discussed; no action taken. Butte County Garbage Collectors Association. Appointments to Solid Waste Review Committee. ~ r. 0 p They suggest the names of Everett G. Johnson and Ed Chiappari for appointment to the committee. See mofian following communications. Jack 8, Julie Stanley. Appeal denial of their use permit applica#ion to allow a recreational ~~?~. ,Q d vehicle park in Palermo. Hearing set fnr April 13, 1976 at 1:30 p.m. Petition. Residents of Stilson Canyon request the reopeniAgof the hearing on the permanent ~ ~ 2j ,d.0 . "V' Page 199. March 23, 1976 .~'` ~ March 23, ! 976 rezoning for that area. Jan Simpson read the petition. Supervisor McKllop said that the Board had followed the recommendation of the Planning Commission after this had been sei¢t back to'fhem for further study. County Counsel explained what could be done about this matter. Clarification will be made by Planning Director. Matter put over to Aprii 6, 1976 at 10:30 for discussion and clarification of the matter. Mr. Schlaf and Mr. Toussaint will be notified of this agenda item . Paul C. Young, Special Agent in Charge-Federal Bureau of Investigation. He commends the Sheriff Department personnel for their Fine cooperation and leadership ~ p 0 .~ ~ in fhe apprehension of Eddison Wayne Samuel, an unlawful flight subject out of Oregon, described by officers in Oregon as 'i°xtremeiy"and "Super" dangerous. Letter read by Cferk. City of Chico. Mayor Ronald Stewart request fhe Board members to attend a meeting scheduled for Tuesday, April 6, 1976 beginning at 7;30 p.m. for discussion 7~~, G ~ of the status of the Chico C~iipper operation. To be discussed later in the meeting. 76-429 APPROVE APPOINTMENTS TO COUNTY SERVICE AREA NO. 34 On motion o Supervisor L , secon e y Supervisor McKillop and unanimously carried, the Board concurred with the recommendation of the City of Gridley and approved the appointment of William Oakley and Nick Daddow as representatives on County Service Area No. 34 (Gridley swimming pooiy, replacing Edward Hughes:. and Harold Ross. 76-429 APPROVE APPOINTMENTS TO SOLID WASTE REVIEW COMMITTEE n motion o Supervisor McKi op, secon e y Supervisor Ladd and unanimously carried, the following were appointed to the Solid Waste Review Committee; John McCleary, 723 Fir Street, Paradise (suggested by Chairman Cameron) Everett G. Johnson, P.O. Box 1159, Chico) suggested by Butte County Ed Chiappari, 5000-5th Ave., Oroville ) Garbate Collectors Association 76430 EXTEND TIME FOR FILING CONFLICT OF INTEREA..~CODE: BUTTE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Dan ac stoc ,County Counse , reports a rece;ve a etter rom the Butte Community College Board stating that they would like to have the Board delay the date for {fling conflict of interest codes to the same date approved for the irrigation and drainage districts. Request discussed. On motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and unanimously carried, time far filing the conflict of interezt.~odes by Butte Community College Board of Trustees was extended to September I, (976, as requested. 76-431 INFORMATION ITEMS Supervisor Madigan reported that he had attended a meeting in Redding on Emergency Medical Services. Copies of the information he had received at the meeting will be given ro the Board members. To be put over for discussion to Tuesday, March 30, 1976. Item 39 -Joint Powers agreement~mergency medical group put over to Tuesday, March 30, 1976. Page 200. March 23, 1976 _________________ March 231976 =__________________ r Chairman Cameron stated that Dr. Cotner o~the State Department of Health, Advisory t~iealth Counsel, is going to paid a meeting in May. If Chairman Cameron or other Board members wish to participate in the hearing, they would be welcome to do so. This item will be on the agenda for the Supervisors Association meeting in April far discussion. Supervisor Madigan stated that there have been indications that there may not be any funding next year for the Emergency Health Agency. 76-432 DISCUSSION: CHICO CLIPPEROPERATION ' Jim Ruwe, ico, state a worked two years on the senior citizen's transportation problem. The people are pleased with the Chico Clipper operation that has bean started in Chico. It is his feeling that the operators are not living up to their contract. Background information of fhe operation in 1;Tiico and other areas set out and discussed. Mr. Rowe set out Instances that demonstrated that the operator was not doing the things he had contracted i+o do. Mr. f~we said he would be willing to work with the County and the City of Chico to help insure the proper operation of this transportation system. Clay Castleberry, Director of Public Works, suggested that the Board acknowledge the suggestions and offer to meet with the City of Chico to Further discuss the operation, It was stated that there is a meeting next Wednesday of 8:00 p.m.; this item could be discussed at that time. i.etter from City of Chico will be answered, suggesting that the City representatives meet with the County representatives at the meeting scheduled for March 31, 1976 at 5:00 p.m. 76-433 APPROVE HEAD START TRAINING & TECHNICAL ASSfSTANCE GRANT APPLICATION On motion of Supervisor McKi op, seconded y Supervisor Ric ter and unanimously carried, the head start training and technical assistance grant application in the amount of $1,552 was approved and the Chairman authorized to sign. 76-434 APPROVE PAYMENT OF BUTTE COUNTY TRANSIENT AND ILLEGAL ALIEN MEDICAL BILLINGS Payment of Butte County transient and illegal alien medical billings discussed. Supervisor Ladd said he could not see paying these billings. Supervisor McKillop agreed, stating that as long as the County continues to pay them there will be nothing done at State level. Billings set out and discussed. On motion of Supervisor Modigan, seconded by Supervisor Riehter and carried, Butte County transient and illegal alien medical billings were approved to be paid in the amount of $9,362.01. AYES: Supervisors Madigan, Richter and Chairman Cameron NOES: Supervisors Ladd and McKillop 76-435 APPROVE PRISONER BOARDING AGREEMENT WITH PLUMAS COUNTY On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded y Supervisor Richter and unanimously carried, the prisoner boarding agreement with Plumes County was approved and the Chairman authorized to sign. J Page 201. March 23, 1976 ~"~ ~``. Morch 231 1976 _ 76-436 BUDGET TRANSFERS APPROVEp On motion of Supervisor MclCillop, sewnded by Supervisor Ladd and unaniniouily carried, the fallowing budget transfers were approved: B-124 Public h'orks. Transfers $80,000 from Midway Crossing Protection Account to Midway Grade Separation Account. This is en internal transfer to properly categorize expenditure. B-131 Oroville Justice Court. 1Yansfera $100 f mm extra help to overtime to cover clerical costs due to jury deliberation going after 5:00 in the evening. 8-132 District Attornev. Transfers $1,147.20 within the District Attorney's budget to cover costs of extra help employee replacing regular employee on maternity leave, and to odd $99 to the overtime account to cover certain family support division costs. ii-133 Sheriff - (incarc~ oration), Transfers $10,000 within the Sheriff's budget from enforcement to incarceratim . the budget, this year, was separated into ~ai1 functions end general functions." In doing so extra help and overtime costs were improperly applied. B-134 Publi~c~Works En ineerin and Administration. transfers $300 from equipment to office expense to cover unanticipated costs for ozalid paper. 8-136 Forestry, Transfers $150 from utilities to household expense to cover increases in garbage costs. 8-137 Su Briar Court. Transfers $4,994.20 from witness expense to office expense to cover increased cost in postage, 8-138 Gridley ,T ustice Court. Transfers $400 within the department of office expense to cover increased postage and paper costs. B-139 Ass„^essor, Transfers $5 from office expense to memberships due to increase in annual association dues. B-140 Co_ unty Service Area #26 (lher„ m~~alito Sewer). Transfers $44,089 within the budget account to cover phase 1 adminlstration expenses covering various equipment and administrative expenses. These cost transfers are also subject to ,_.., the approval of the T'. I.D. Board. 76-437 ADOPT RESOLUTION 76-61 INTENTION TO SELL TAX DEEDED PROPERTY Un motion of Supervisor Richter seconded by Supervisor Madigan and unanimously carried, Resolution 76-61 of intention ro sell tax deeded property (lot 3, block Howe's Addition of Orovil le) was adopted and the Chairman was authorized to sign. 76-438 APPROVE FOOD STAMP ISSUANCE AGREEMENT WITH PO5T OFFICE A new agreement as en raven up increasing issuance cost from $.85 to $I.10 per transaction. Increase covers actual cost of issuance. Adequate funds are budgeted for this increase since there has been a decrease in the volume of issuances recently. Agreement discussed. On motion of Supervisor McKillap, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and carried, the food stamp issuance agreement with Post Office was approved and the Chairman authorized to signr subject to County Counsel's approval. AYES: Supervisors Ladd, Madigan, McK~QO~ 2~2 Chairman Cameron NOES: Supervisor Richter 9 March 23, 1476 ~•'! ~"', March 231 1976 76-434 ADOPT RESOLUTION 7~-62 AUTHORIZING CHAIRMAN TO SIGN GRANT APPLICATION FOR REAL ESTATE FRAUD UNIT pursuant to Board's instruc#ions, a resolution has been prepared.a[~,thorizing the District Attorney to make application for CCCJ funding of the real estate fraud unit. Total project cost for year would be $I29,OB4; with local hard match cost of $46,I09. Hal Brooks, representing District Attorney's office, present to answer questions on the matter. Funding explained and discussed. On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and carried, Resolution 76-b2 authorizing Chairman to sign grant application for real estate fraud unit was adopted and the Chairman authorized to sign. AYES: Supervisors Madigan, McKillop and Richter ABSTAINING: Supervisor Ladd and Chairman Cameron 76-440 REPORT BY COUNTYCOUNSEL; AGREEMENT FOR E.I.R.'s Dan 6 ackstoc ,County Counse , stated t at ast week the Board had instruc#ed his office to come vp with a atandarized agreement for preparation of Environmental Impact Reports. They have encountered several problems. There would be a problem with bidding on such an item. He wondered if it would be possible or desirable to utilize the extra help provision which would have the affect that Planning Director would have a person on his staff so he wind see how many hours work it would require in the preparation of such reports. Reports and manner of reimbursement for the reports discussed. There is quite a bit of paper work in keeping track of the money that is deposited for such reports. Bidding process set out and discussed. Mr. Blackstock explained the theory of contracting for the work. It was felt that before a final decision was made, the Board would like a report From Mr. Lawson as to how ofher counties handle these reports. Supervisor Madigan said that Los Angeles County has sent out a feeler to do away with EIRs. Mr. Lawson will obtain al! the information possible in this matter and will report back to the Board. No action taken at this time. 76-441 HEARING: APPEAL, PLANNING COMMISSION'S FINDINGS REQUIRING AN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT FOR "MOUNTAIN PARK SUBDIVISION" T aring on t appea o P coning Commission s findings requiring an Environmental Impact Report for "Mountain Park Subdivision"was held at this time. Jim Lawson, Planning Director, set out the background and set up maps showing fibs location of the property involved. ~ ~ ~? . Q d , ~ Hearing opened to the public. Appearing; I. Phil Mace, attorney ct law, representing Mr. Kasza. Mr. Mace explained the purpose of the appeal. There will be quite a few problems if the BIR is required. Conditions that are being appealed discussed. The Paradise Fire Deportment has stated that there will 6e no fire problem due to this development. Letter from the Paradise Fire Department filed with the Clerk, Supervisor McKillop said he Felt this was one of the better planned subdivisions. Page Z03. March 23, 1976 _____________--_=--March?.3t147~i____________________ Matter of the EIR requirement discussed. Bearing closed to the public and confined to the Board. Chairman Cameron spoke concerning the problems involved in this piece of property. There is nothing on the property at this time. This area has been a problem for a long time. This development will help ease the impact. On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and unanimously carried, the Board concurred with the appeal and denied the requirements for an environmental Impact report for the "Mountain Park Subdivision ". 76-442 DISCUSSION CONCERNING THE REBUILDING OF PULGA-MAYARO ROAD: REQUESTED BY MARSH WASHINGTON $ MARSH T matter o t e re ilding of Pulga-Mayaro Road discussed at this time. It was stated that Mr. Marsh could not be present at this time. Appearing: Mr. Pat Murphy, Chico. He set out the history of the property. The road leading into the property was closed by a slide. They are using the long way through Concow to keep the school going. As of Saturday, they stated they could no conger keep the school open. As a result of this decision, the disturbed children will not be able to live at the school. This will end the application to get the road repaired. Board members questioned Mr. Murphy. One of P.G.B~ E.'s main power lines is in the area of the slide. Clay Castleberry, Aivector of Public Works, recommended that the County wait and see on the matter of the rebuilding of this road. P.G.& E. has mode some extensive studies, i~ad relocation is not the way to go. He felt chat it would take hundreds of thousands of dollars to gat the road back info service. Mr. Frank Cluny, operator of the school, stated that the school had a capacity of keeping t5 boys at the school . The school is now closed. Mr. Mannion, Division of Forestry, stated that the Forest Service has no immediate plans to open the road. Mr. Castleberry said he would suggest that the Board instruct him to keep in touch with P.G. 8 E. It is his guess that they will hove io relocate some of their towers. No action taken at this time. RECESS: 10;40 RECONVENED: 10;55 76-443 PUBLIC HEARING SET: APPEAL. OF DENIED REZONE FOR PROPERTY ON NORTHEAST CORNER OF EAST AVE. & RAMADA WAY FROM R-4 to C-l. annmg [rector reporte on f e appeal of Billy J. Wiley, Hayward, concerning Planning Commission's decision denying rezoning of northeast corner of East Avenue & Ramada Way from R-4 to C-l. Hearing set for April 20, 1976 at 2:00 p.m. 76,444 APPEARANCE: MR. JAMES HANSON RE FILES ON MINING LAWS _ Mr. James Hanson, Oroville.,_xe~resenting the Mining Counsel of Butte ~ounty, Page 04. March 23, 197 ~ f"+~ March 23~197b _________________________ ___..~__=G=---=~==~~ stated that in the County Law Library, there were files on Mining Laws. They are now gone. Wiw is authorized to remove these low;~ooks from the library. Mr. Blackstock stated that the Law Library is run by the Law Library Trustees and they take care of these matters. He suggested that Mr. Hanson discuss this matter with the Law t.ibrar-.3an. Mr. Flanson said he had discussed this with the law librarian; he would like to have these banks located. Supervisor Madigan said he would bring this up at the next Law Library Board of Trustees` meeting. 76-445 ADOPT RESOLUTION 76-63 re DRUG ABUSE Dr. En oe reporte t at t e rug program had received a 15°!o cut in the budget. They hove been working around the;cut. One of the Drug Counselors is leaving. Legislation is now being discussed in the State Legislature. lie would suggest that the Board adopt a resolution and make it available to the Legislature ro reinstate the f5°!o cur and to request a cost of living increase. Mr. Tom Sawyer, Chairman of the Butte County Citizens Advisory Committee 7j~5 ~ ~ theDlegi lat'on roreinstate the 5°loscut and roB egvest an ost of living increase~At ached ro the letter were the names of the people that should receive copies of the resolution. Mrs. Jean Covell read a letter urging the Board ro send a letter to the suggested members of the State Legislature. Matter discussed. On motion of Supervisor Mckillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and unanimously carried, Resolution 76-63 re Drug Abuse program was adopted, to include the statements made by Dr. Enloe, and the Chairman was authorized to sign. 76-446 APPEARANCE: MR. GARDNER CHICO Mr. Gar ner state owns over 4 acres on Mariposa Avenue, Chico. Several months ago the property next to his property was sold and the new owner has rented the rooms of the home and has place two trailers on the property and has rented the trailers. He has voiced his objections ro the Health Department and ro the Planning Deportment. Fle was told that the trailers were not illegal but thafi the owner could rent the rooms in the house. Definition of what makes up a rooming house set out and discussed. The trailers will have ro be vacated. The zoning inspector will check this matter out. Mr. Gardner said that when he purchased the property he hod planned on placing a mobile home on the 4~cres. He was told he could place the mobile home on the property only during the period he was constructing his house. Placing of mobile homes on property discussed. His property is now zoned ro allow mobilehomes. No action taken. - -~ 7b-447 NEARING: ANTHONY IELATI-APPEAL OF PLANNING COMMISSION'S MODIFICATION :~~-,= i OF USE PERMIT FOR AUTO WRECKING YARD LOCATED ON KUSEL ROAD, OROVILLE me puonc nearing on me Anthony lerati appeal of Planning Commission', modification of use permit for auto wrecking yard located on Kusel Pnad, Oraville held at this time. Jim Lawson, Planning Director, set out the background of the hearing. He stated that one of the conditions state that all material shall be stored within an opaque fence. Applicant will be allowed 60 day to comply with the conditions. Page~205. March 23, 1976 t~ ~"". ______________~_._=_March23~1976=====________.-_...___ Hearing opened to the public. Appearing: 1. Anthony lelati. P.C. and Dominic lelati were the original applicants. Original use permit read by Mr. lelati. The pip~neferred to is outside the fence as it is not for sole. The opaque Fence was not mentioned at the hearing before the Planning Commission. It was Mr. lelati that a use permit was not needed; the use was grandfathered in with the zoning. Mr. Blackstock explained the matter of licensing of junk yards. Provisions of the law set out. M-2 zoning requires a use permit for a junk yard. Supervisor Ladd said he felt this was orte of the best maintained salvage yards in the county. 2. Mrs. Don lelati. She is the owner of the property. The tape recorder was not working at their hearing before the Planning Commission and she felt that this was a underhanded #rick. Ivbdifications to the use permit set out by Mrs. lelati. She also stated the pipe is not for sale. They do not want it within the fence because it has nothing to do with the yard. She does not feel that were violating the use permit. Hearing closed In the public and confined to the Board. Supervisor Ladd said he has inspected the yard. He does not feel the ielati's are in violation. It was moved by Supervisor Ladd that the Board uphold the appeal of the modi- fication of the use permit for auto wrecking yard located on Kusel Road. AMtion died for lack of a second. Mr. Ferguson, zoning inspector, spoke to the matter of the requirement for the fence. Pictures of the wrecking yard of the lelati's presented for Board inspection. There were cars parked out on the County right-of-way and a stack of stall outstide the fence. At the time he took the pictures he was threatened by Mr. lelati and was told that he could not take the pictures. Registered letters were sent addressed to the lelati's which were not accepted by the lelati. On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Richter and carried, Planning Commission's recommendation was upheld and the Board denied the appeal of Anthony lelati of Planning Commission's modification of use permit for auto wrecking yard located on Kusel Road. AYES: Supervisors Madigan, McKillop, Richter and Chairman Cameron NOES: Supervisor Ladd 76-446 PUBLIC WORKS ITEMS APPROVED: ORDINANCE 1698 ADOPTED: RESOLUTIONS 7b-64 & 76-65 ADOPTED On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Richter and unanimously can•ied, the following actio» was taken: I . Waived the second reading, adopted Ordinance 1698 establishing speed limit of 35 MPH on Stafford Lane and the Chairman was authorized to sign. 2. Authorized Public Works to return a $500 time certificate deposit to Don or Linda Weaver, a moving permit deposit, Jordan Hill Road, as work covered by this deposit was not required. 3. Gr nted authorization to ftamfish and install pipe in Berry Creek Water - Users Corporation diteh~y County crews F'c$er2tg6 Oroville-Quincy Highway realignment, FAS Project 1046(3). March 23, 1976 ~ ~`'~ __________________ March 23~ 1976 =_________________ 4, Approved agreement #or sale, right of way acquisition, authorized Chairman to sign and authorized Auditor to issue warrant upon demand of County's escrow agent for the following; Otto Aust 0.012 ac. $261 No Improvements Total $261 5. Adopted Resolution 76-64 aproving amended right of way Certification No. 2 (Clark Imad, FAU Project M-Y746(I)), approved the amended right of way certification No. 2 and authorized Chairman to sign. 6. Authorized fund transfer of $4,376.26 from WO 5154 Fruitvale Avenue to the Evans-Reimer shoulder widening, Larkin to Gllstrap project and a~orued public Works to widen shoulder. 7. Adopted Resolution 76-65 of intention to rename county highways (Magalia Drive and Neal 13~ad), set April 20, 1976 at 2:00 p.m. as time of hearing, and authorized the Chairman to sign. 76-449 DISCUSSION: WATER LINE INSTALLATION-FROG BUILDING Pu is Wor s an consu tent engineer recommend award to low bidder, Seors Construction, for low bid of $20,686.60 for the water line installation at the new FROG building. It was suggested that this 6e put over at this time. Mr. Cdstleberry will obtain the cost of a pump and matter will be placed book on the agenda for consideration. 76-450 APPROVE PAYMENT OF JUVENILE HALL ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES-KITCHEN EQUIPMENT Original design by architect included kitchen equipment alternative, which was not awarded by Board. Later a grant application was made possible purchase of equipment designed by architect. Mr. Ward feels that since he designed it, he should be paid for if. Amounts of claim is $2,178.44. Claim discussed. Mr. Castleberry recommended that the claim be paid. On motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor Cameron and carried, architect claim for Juvenile Hall architectural services for kitchen equipment was approved in the amount of $2,178.44. AYES: Supervisors Ladd, Madigan, McKillop and Chairman Cameron NOES: Supervisor Richter 76-451 OVERTIME USE-PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT (INFORMATION ITEM) Pu is Wo s advises t of current department operation necessitates substantial overtime use in the following fields: 1. Parcel map processing. CETA and overtime use is neaessary to get maps out on time. 2. Road and bridge design section. In order to keep Public Works programs going, overtime will be necessary as well as probable contract of one or more bridge designs. 3. Secretarial and clerical staff. To keep operations and other work for construction program up to date, necessitates overtime use. Public Works has asked for a review of the secretarial classifications and workload by the Personnel Department. Page 207. March 23, 1976 ~'` r"y _. March 23, 1976 _____________________________________________ 4. Building inspection and plan checking. Mr. Castleberry stated this was presented For information only at this time. 76-q~52 DISCUSSION: SOLID WASTE VOLUMES AND COST OVERRUN INFORMATION Con firming ear ier in ormation, re use au ing rom t rove a Transfer Station has greatly exceeded budget estimates and appear to be overrunning about $30,000 for this fiscal year. Equipment maintenance costs on disposal site tractors will also exceed budgeted amounts substantially. Mr. Castleberry explained this item. it is their desire to increase the rate so they could reduce the deficit. Supervisor Richter felt that the $6.00 fee would help reduce the deficit. it was moved by Supervisor Madigan and seconded by Supervisor Ladd that o transfer be autborized,to, ever the deficit and that the fee 6e increased to $6.00 for those commercial loads over l~ tons. Nbtion discussed. It was felt the committee should study the matter.., ~ . of the fees and bring back a recommendation to the Board. Vote on the motion put over until later in the day. r~cESS: J2:lo RECONVENED: I :30 All Board inembert present _ 76-453 PUBLIC HEARING (CONTINUED) - bT, CLAIR CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ON CONDITIONS OF PAR- CEL MAP R FIVE LOTS EAST OF $ $Tl~iEBli h AND 2 AVBNUES IN CHICO _ Chairman Cameron asked if the Board members had ring queat~,oae about thin matter. Supervisor ,Richter asked Jim Lawson, Planning Director to clarify the points of con- tention. Mr. Lawson set down the conditions of ktie parcel maps, stating that they ' weze conditions ten and eleven. Condition ten requires a Eire hydrant with a 1000.ga1- lon flow. It was determined that the water supply would come from the Lindo Channel, about a block away. This condition being nescarry because of the potential fire danger. Condition eleven being the instalatidn of dry walls on the property. Parcel A end B on Cal Water buC parcel C and D will require individual dry wells, neeesary for drainage/ Chairman Cameron opened the hearing to the public. Appearing; No one. Hearing closed to the public and confined to the Board. Hearing continued to later in the meeting. 76..d.54 PUBLIC HEARTNG:~PROPOSED ORDINANCE MODIFYING AND PROHIBITING TAE USE OF SPRING BOW AND COMPRESSED AIR GUNS. SLINGSHOTS ETC Chairman Cameron set down the details of the hearing Then salted for clarification from County Councel Dan Blackstock. Mr. Blackstock stated that on January 28 a letter wa was received from the Sheriff's Departments he read the letter to the Board and public. He justifies placing the item on the Agenda. Discussion ensued; Supervisor MgRillap asked how this matter was handled in other cities. Mr. Blackstock read the Chico city Ordinance to the Board, it stated that they had a aimiler,prohibition. Chairmen Cameron itrGtaduced Sgt. Robert Hopkins. Sgt. Hopkins stated that the Sheriffs office feels this is a aecesarry Ordinance. He further stated that the Sheriffs pepartment had been contacted by a number of coa- ceraed citizens. He said the wording fie a bit broad ~ He requested that the Ordinance be withdrawn at this time. page 208. March 23, 1976 ~•? ~.' cac~c==c~~m~aeeea=6~rC~h 23 ~97~Ct4~=cc.cm.====ooaas~ ~ Chairman Cameron stated that Che hearing should be continued untiil we recieve the changes. He said that to go on with it now would be superflous. Appearances; Gary Anderson representing U.S. Taxpayer Association. He stated that since the Sheriffs Department will reword it they will not be able to be here st the hearing. He was against the Ordinance in its present form. dames W. Hanson; Mr. Hanson read his prepared statement to the Board. He is opposed to the Ordinance in its present form as he feels it hinders the right of as American Citizen to keep and bear arms. Tiarold Duress; Representing The Chico Archers. He obfects to the Ordinance as it prohibits the use of pro~ectuaral weapons in a-public place, He stated that most hunting is done an public ipnds: _ Breit discussion of the Board members. Supervisor Ladd asked if there would be another Ordinance proposed bq the Sheriffs Department. He ie assured that there will be. Hearing continued to April 27, 1976 at 1x30 P.M. `• 76-~r3 _ DISCUSSION OF -SOLID WASTE VOLt1rlSS AND C03T OV'SRRUN INFORMATION CCiNT51JIIED. Mr. Tom McCambell suggested that this matter be refered~to the 3oiid Waste Commission - for further study. They are committed to a determination by ,Tiny 1, 197b, if no deter- mination has been made by that time the Board will arbitraily raise the fee,to $6,00. The.. $30,0[)0.00 overrun was to take care of the fiscal year, thru ,Tune 30, 1976. A pro- posal to put is a proviso to go to $6.00 by duly 1, 1976, was suggested. Supervisor Richter questioned the logic of this move. He stated that this matter has been postponed three times. He stated that the $6.00 figure was a equitable price. It would take some of the pressure off the taxpayer. Chairman Cameron stated that the Cammercial haulers will raise the rate to get it back. Supervisor MclCillop suggested that they be given until, the 15th of April to come up with a determination. On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor ItEchter sad unanimously, carried the Board voted to extend the deadline to raise the fee to April 15, 1976. 76=d5b P[tBLiC BHARIlSG: ST. CI~13B CONSTRUCTION CONTINUED Chairman Cameron asked if ther was anyone present Exam St Clair. i Appearing; No one/ ~ Supervisor Richter felt that the matter should be acted on today. He stated that the Board had been very accomadatiag. On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Mc&i,llop sad carried, the Board voted to approve the maps with the conditions net out by the Blanaiag Commission. . Supervisor Ladd voted no. .. - ~ ~ .-~ -- 76-457 PU8L1C HEARING: VERN M. BARTRAM, ET AL; DENIAL. OP REZONING FROM A-2 TO C-I and R-~4 PROPERTY LOCATED ON WEST SIDE OP ESPLANADE BETWEEN EATON AND SHASTA AVENUE CONTAINING 200 ACRES MORE OR LESS CfiiCO T e pu is ar ng on t e Vem Bertram, eta appeal of denial of rezoning from A-2 to. C-I and R-4 property located on west side of Esplanade between Eaton and Shasta Avenue, containing 200 acres, mare or less, Chico, was held as advertised. Jim Lawson , Planning Director, set out the background of the appeal. Planning Commission recommended denial of the rezone, i 1 Page 209. 3 March 23, 1976 ~ ___________________March23~197b =____________=____ Chairman Cameron opened the hearing to the public. Appearing; Vern M. Bertram; Mr. Bertram stated'that there hoe been a lot of growth in the area. He pointed out three similar areas listing them as 1. Eaton Road Subdivision, 2. 2. Green Barn and Shasta Inn, 3. 85 unit mobile home perk. Went on to further describe the development in the area. He wants an S-1 zoning for 12.6 acres. Mr. Maddox, representing one of the property owners in the area, Arley t'bwsden. He read a statement prepared by Mr. Howsden stating that he owns nine acres adjacent to the area proposed fox rezoning. He stated that the County Master Play calls for low _ _. density in that area. He stated that cooperative planning should be the rule. He stated that 50 percent of the property owners in the area were against the proposed rezoning. He also stated that the Drainage District was formed against the wishes of the property owners in the area. But that theq were having to pay for it. But that it is not possi- ble to farm this land, because of the declining return from the almond crops. Spoke ~. favor of the rezoning. Dennis Hampton; He supports the rezone as it will permit the owners to develop the land. Loin Hienze; Mrs. Hienze represents the League of Women Voters, She stated that they have studied land use and that they are•committed to preserve the agricultural land in this area. They are against the rezoning. -' ` Supervisor Richter asked Mra. Hienz how she responded to the fact that they were forced into a situation where they paid for the Drainage District, but were now not able to use it by developing the land. Mrs. Hienz responded that they should be compensated but that the League wanted to keep the land in agricultural zoning. Edward McCain; From the Assessment Drainage Districts Mr. McCain is also a land owner. He gave his point of view in an historical and moral fashion. He stated that he was the project engineer for the drainage district. He gave details of the formation of the drainage district, saying that the value of the district is only reflected if the land is developed. He requested an C~1 zoning, stating that this•.i.s"a._,logical-step down from the other zoning. He said that if the property owners were not allowed to develop they may be in a position to recover some of the money. Supervisor Richter asked County Counsel about whether or not the money could legality be recovered. Mr. Blackstock resgonded~eaying that with the A-2 zoning it is unrestrictedp the proposed zoning would be more restrictive.It.its s question of whether the public would be benifitted by the zoning. Response is negative. Carl ~everenz~ Attorneyat•6aw, for Mr. and Mra. William Ward. He stated that the . Wards were opp osed to this zoning saying that it would do damage to the esthetic atmosphere of the area. If this development ~s allowed to take place, the demand will be mag- nafied as we have seen it in the Lassen Avenue and Esplanade area. This zoning could not handle the sewage. Urges denial of the proposed rezoning. Melvin Herring; Mr. Herring said he was a property owner in favor of the rezoning. He added that the drainage district has not done any goad in this area, also etat~,ag ~ that is heavy rain there is no water in the ditch. Tax's have gone aP and now that you 2 to keep it in agricultural land, this is not feasible. 8aard then presented with a ° ~ petition, given to the clerk. Bab Donnelly, is a property owner in the area, he also commented on the drainage distxicC. He stated that nobody has any more demand for proper drainage then fie, the oal"y~troubl'e"*-e et~e~r'~had~aaa-vitYs'trt~Iea~h'~lines: ~Explained~'th-e~prob3em -of 'inflated tax's. Is in favor of the rezoning. Page 2q0. March 23, 147b ~ ~' March 23, 19fi5 George Brawn; Mr. Brawn stated that he lives on Bay Avenue, oa the edge of the Drainage District, He feels that the drainage district has not done him any good .He insist that because of high taxes and low return on his almond crops he cannot support himself and hie family. He is in favor of the proposed rezoning. Jerry Schuller; He felt that the drainage district was a mistake. He would 1•ike 1t to be one house pax acre. He stated that if the zoning goes to S-1 his property value will go down. Would like it to be kept in low density. In response to Super- visors Richter's question of the cost of the drainage district, he said that it should be done away with, Brief discussion between County Counsel and Board members, regarding devel- opment in that area. Tom McCrady appeared for Wes Dempsey, who lives is west Chico sad is a pro- perty owner. He is opposed to the rezoning he feels that the valuable Vina Loam should be preserved.Stated that there were better areas for development. The good soil in that area is very important. When asked by Supervisor Richter how he felt about the people in that area being assessed and not getting the benefit, he respon- ded that as they wore speculating they took their. chances. Land value had to take precedence. Jim Jessie; He lives on Hobart street ; he discussed the soil Island in Chico. Stating that it was the extent on the valuable Dina Loam. He said the Bertram pro- perty is on this island. High density is not in the general plan for the city of fhico . Mr. 3esaie stated that the agricultural land ie the heart of the valley. He said that we should plan our growth fiery carefully. If they. follow the recommendation of general plan, the Board will deny this rezone. He felt that the home owners had been sold a bill of geode of the Drainage District. And they have had to pay for the -- speculation. Frank Busell; He lives at 950 Coustic Ave. in Chico. He addressed himself to the County Counsel, saying that there were indeed grounds to bring suity c;uoted a case in Palo Alto. He said that the day is gone when the farmer could live off his crops. He 1s for the rezoning. Tom Dickenson; Economist living in Chico. He showed the Board slides of the area. He explained the lead value and the Appraisers value. Their hoe already been zoning done in this area. Went oa to discuss taxes-sad stated that they wanted to take the pressure oft the agricultural farmer. Would like to sea Vina Loam island go into Williamson Act. Leslie .zones; 378 Lassen Avenue, He ie against the rezoning, he stated that 92 percent of the people are against more density zoning. Further atateing that no one can he assured of a profit and the people were speculating. Is in favor of saving the farm lands. Dave Laddis, Oak Park Way. Mr. Laddia read a statement to the Board and a copy wen given to each Board member. He is against the rezoning, saying that we moat save the agricultural lends. Mike Lucas, Mr. Lucas discussed the economic aspects of the rezoning, He is also concerned with th a environmental effects of the rezoning and is opposed to the rezoning. RECESS 4:05 ~M. RECONVENED 4.20 P.M. HEARING CONTINQED John Steads; Is against the rezon~.ng, does not object to other growth, just wants to preserve the farm lands. Would like itto be zoned R-3. Is concerned about lack of public interest. John Luvaes; Mr. Luvaes is concerned about taxes in respect to urban sprawl stating that taxes will go up if this zoning is allowed. He suggested that },he line be drawn at the existing periphiry.Strongly suggest that a consultant be engaged to study the economic effect of the proposed rezoning. Is opposed to the rez*~ning. Mr. Luvaes questioned why there was no hearing set for the appeal of the EIR rs commendation. Chairman Cameron stated that there ie only a hearing if the EIR den~.ies the application. Mr. Blackstock read from the County Code regarding the EIR. Stated that a hear- •iag is reco~neaded•.oaly in a case of denial. Supervisor McRillop said that they should continue to a latex date and place the appeal of the EIR on the agenda. Mr. Sleckstock stated that there• ie no provision in the County Code for such an appeal. Supervisor Richter asked Counsel if he would advise an appeal of the EIR Mz. Blackstock stated that there is no requirement for such. Page 2i1 March 23, 1976 ~• ------------------- March23~ 1976 _-_______ On motion of Supervisor McKillop seconded by Supervisor Madigan and unanimously carried the Board voted to continue the hearing to April 27, 1976 @ 2:00 P.M. SUPERVISOR MADIGAN LEFT AT 5:30 P.M 76-458` TENTATIVE PARCEL MAPS APPROVED On motion of Supervisor McKillop seconded by Supervisor Ladd end •_ carried the tentative parcel maps were approved with conditions ,with the ficr,~e• ,.a..,. . 1ng that it is consistent with the Butte County General Pian and that a negative declaration had been filed with the County Clerks A.5 idssoh 3., 196 ~:~iZt_,~ Fs°: F'.~aw'1?: . l's'1.:S.5itG~~a A 2E--3~-~~.~, 2 1[+L"Sn I~ D0.23..".S (: , U ~. ~~5 a,.f'J~e~id ~Ct,`"s~ ^.•i ~~t,}°F/GlLZG'EJL da't;17 a a rs~:: ~1 C5f SS•7~C~a, ~ 5 E'la~ Ilo~,s'1a 4r::~.~iizs. ~;~girs~rx G~avss, Ge[lc~rs, & A~~~.~:c~i 3 1'rtc'~~-~~:2;. t;~ ~a3e ~aq+.~3a•er_t3~c s oL' S~Ci;.t.c~ r.u ,3 tsE ~e ~u~::e Cou.,a¢y Cady, ~.la.a ,,sst:a;~iae ~~.~cs? iaap ri~ ~,ias: a~~veidtrs¢i~i.ed g:"aps~ty his bee. z's- ayzr_Yr=~c~ ;tiy ita~ ~n~~3 C2~Zn•k~ 5'ubd:.~isic~~s Corns~~~ea and L-kss Pianos=;ig' . 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Ilartbp Puzs?3ant to the xequlremants of sactrt?r: 28.3 of the Butte County Codes, tine tanEWa.:.ve parcel maP of the abvv~ +dentifipd prapsx~ty has I3eea re- v± 4tia~sd by the Butte County Stitbc~~vision Cam4nittme and the P3azning Comr.4lslion. . ss^i~e Subdiv~.sion Committee and .the Planning C.-;s~aission xeca:rnn°_ad a.;~p;.ovaZ of the tentative map, subject tv the ~Eollowing aonc2ltions: 1, Provide traversable access. Z. ~ndicata a 50 gt, buil,diug setback Exam the centc~rlise of Pentz- Magalla Hwy, and alI easemmnts. 3. Show a].~. easements og r®car8 cn the final map, and access easement to be reserved in c~seds. ~. Pxn*ris~e Healta Depaattment proof of watex' oaa Parcel 1 by instBllatiob of a ws11, ar sec~.~re a permit unaes t+'~at section of the Health and Safety Code requixing a permit for public ~+rater system, or protricle the health Dept. with an easeutent for well locatsfl on gropmrty to the west, A I3_gative Declaration Regarding Ervzront:tental Fanpact was filsd with 4.r~ County Clark on Februmry ?3, 19'1F. 1-:5 ac/du 7che General klan indicates t,•?o cmtAgaries o¢ open space is non-urban i;,z'ezs: 1) mult;pze use open space and 2~ pexmanent open space. Vli,thiu the Multiple use open. spaces, land in which the slaps is gets=sallf lase than 25~ but Yizich are cot covered ~r±ttt valuable stands of t~.,mbar, the Gemmera~ Plan states that there is not expected to k~s any substaAtial demand for urbanis~ation;of' this iahd due to its location. Uses f~^x wliicn ~.t T+lay be suitsbls include, 3iut are not limited to: Poee '112. ., .. _ _. ..... 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P2cZich Z, 1370' .."•.^17.'C! ?,--:~ Z+12. & ~i.~. ~. `J.'• -°::C~.'ttu~a A~ .1r.•~58-05, 2 lets, Ts .. xy .n`e. .e ~ ;nom n - r 91 ~ ~ YTy /; .. .. :~ c~u f ac cr~. ~ a.4 ;per ~.d.. a u'~,,~xokt . ~ ~. ~ i:.. a:... c.~ Sha:,~i live:.: ~C~:ioo. 1'~:~~sta:.rt »a tk~•s re~ziverrt~n'~s o~: °Fc•Mios: 20.E of the Sti7~.te CGt»ntiv Car'fe, 2n•a tAatativre parcel map of tr:e aba7s~ :.cterdir;eta pra;~eriy nes hea.~ re- -viv-.reC? by tlaa Z3utee Gauozty Subdivision Cnr,~^~'•. ttpa nnri the Plazn~.nr, ~CtiJf0.:.S$~t133 , 'z:a~, Subui'+r~ sign Corctti.ttee azrri tDt,e kianr,?nr,,. CcnFr.:issioi: rP~r~tane::d ap~r.:ova1 of tlaa tma :aicive map, Cuaject tb the ao13.a:-ring cazadit~.gns: y . Prav'?d~ travez~sab2e access to RLg F,D3 statdarrls, i,e. curl-,, gutter, aafl svrlesralk . 2. Prnvid4 a draiztagA plea to tree dept. of Pt:~.~isc t7orks foa• .approval a.xsd .:.Y16 :al]. a.wCaL~yr@d faCi? it.es . ~. ~~c7icattA a S5 ft. builcl~.rg sataack frmm t,.hp oaK:t2.G.Atto of ~sp3anads. ~ « S,`~c~r a~.i b~.sor.~:sas ai x~coscl. A 11~C3~t~~7'c.' Y3SC1n~aa,:~Ci: R$CJ;~g'C73-Erb ~':'t;:.•3:~??l:i~i:aa? ~T.lr~2.:.':, t4~c ~.j.T':Ci with _:.is~ Cc;z~.:y Cl~xk sn flr e+~ruarY ~+a ?.° ~°~ . R.3 P•Ahxt~arv 23, ?975 uOZterl T~1-5 Paula N~lsor:, AP 56 -2 r1-113• 4 lOtB, NdS~ of Fiery. r.P, I-5 ac/dTa 3?., north o_ Schott Rand, i'oYet~t Rmr_ah. . 3TSrvayor: J:,hn int. FTambY Purc~arat to the reguirataents of SQctian Zf}.3 of t`~e k3ntte County Codo, tha tentative parcel map of the above ~.dentified pzo?er~;I tz~s :omen r+~-- vi2?aed by the Bu'l:to County Subr3I.visyon Committee and the piarts~irq Cc~rrmis s ion . The Subdivision Committee anti the Planning Commi,sion recomtnead app:cavz~. of •the tentative map, subject to the follbwinq conditio:.s: A. Verify 1ec~ai access , . 2, 3?rovide traversable access, 3. Submit arainaga plans to the D~so'c. of Public FJarl;~ for approval and install required faciJ,is:ies . ' h. Shaw a13. easem_nts of recoxd on the final nao. 5. Provide road maintenancA.agreement> f:_, Snocv on tY3e final. map all areae av4r 3Q3 grade and no.~ thst said axeas ass unusable i'qr inste.ilatian of r;ep~:ic tar; sy5tam5. 7, indicate a 50 f'•t, septic Lark fx~fl s~?tki2c]€ feor~ the dra?s:ac?e 3o-ralQ travers.~.nq parcel 3 & 4 , B. Proof bf Tva'ter os plac•e thw statement on tF« Tttap as required by the OrtEa na~c+~ . Page r15 . March 23, 1976 March 33, 1976 9. Indic~.te a 50 ft. building se~ac3: frame the cWrterline of the uccdss easem?n4. lO. 141'.r.~.r~_s~ls to bs a ui±n{n~vm at 5 ~acrces «~~cLusiv~ of r{ghts-of-~7ay_ `1 ~'~'~2.tC?'~~ i7sclara4:.~.az: 1?$CTi~T.'iS~.11~ ~.^.'t~;.r'C73c12,'3~dY Is•~-~.acf~ E•l2."i fi3.4d :r,'.th 'ti3Lfi Cou:.t'~ ~t erN: or: PearO.a_?-y I7, 19 75 . ~~'1L~ 'ti.^.t:~e;° mCu.,t.a:;r_ classi.f; ca'tl.csn 3c ? nterr?~d Tar 'those areas tr11? cl1 ('ti'U'f: V'd~.'.j4 39 ~:tntiSer U~OduCinr.~ dr'*'Ei5, 4T3L`?x511'.?d arE'e15, SC@IliC dr°dS, ga.~•~.S^3~'~O'+1:i~. aic~$S ~11~'Z r3?'L1iau 41123Git 7Y t.i14_Y C:'1dZdCt?7C ST1C~ paI''i'.iC121.dr' ~Mi C~JY..rtt1•~ rE~~i 3:?' j~;cGd dZ :gi?eitS!ia?At~ c:!t~ TYiO't!~4~~ OT: $O Itl~ `~~.i~~~"_ +~)D- :. ~rl.tZdi L2~ia~Lgp ~. RGsd°riti81 C~2V?'a.Of~Tl2F1rC »:i {.+til@S° 2iz'[:d3 4711 _re ~3° :~~,i>ogr~.p?:}T o~E thA ?znd will alla~,7 a :Ltifiittum ~aunfi a5' ciamaq? by :gar •c~~: eraas±an, ~{ 1'tation, surfac•« and •~~^t,tzzd wPter pollvtiex~ or the d^st;^ucticn of ac•enic zrd hd~toxwca:~ areas. Den,~!ty should be ear.- s.cezen an •:he basis of thaw fac'to?:.s and 47sighed against alterzats Asa of the areas Tar 44mber production, seareat~.an a'sd «atershed •nr_ate c t; oa . 76 -45$TIM GLANDER TO ATTEND MEETING OF STATE COMI~SSION OF•HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Discussion; Supervisor Ladd felt that there needed to be a move back, say- ing that they were putting building and shelter out of the reach of the people. Supervisor Richter conceded the point. On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor McKiilop and unani- mously carried, the Board voted to have Jim Glander represent Sttte County at the State Commission of Housiag and Community Development. 76-460 REPORT FROM COUNTY COUNSEL REGARDING CONTACT OF OTHER COUNTIES ON PLUMAS COUNTY LITIGATION. Dan Blackstock, County Counsel reported that he had contacted the acne northern counties about the Amicas Brief supportiag Plumes Cosmty is its current litigations. No response as yet. Mr. Blackstock also stated that there is a suit is Fede=al Court attacking the uaborn fetus being eligible for AFDC. Said the Board may want to discuss 1t. 76-4 DISCUSSION OF PROPOSID CHARTER AMENDMENT IMPLEMENTING A PERSONNEL MERIT SYSTEM Brief discussion held, Supervisors Ladd and t7"aek McKillop requested more information on this item. On motion of Supervisor McKillap, seconded by Supervisor Richter and -~,~ carried the Board voted to waive the first reading of the Ordinance lmpiementitig a Personnel. Merit System. ~- 76_-462. APPOINTMENTS- T~'HOIIS G ~ _, T1'' D~ELAPMENT,,, ADVISORY COMkfITTEE on nued-tb-~ae~rt~k~-~t~ard MeeCiag. 7b-463 ADOPT RESOLUTION 76-b6 CONSOLIDATING THE CHARTER ELECTION WITH THE PRIMARY ELECTION Dn motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigaa and carried ~ Resolution 76-66, to Consolidate the Charter Election with the Primary Election was ..adopted and the Chairman authorized to sign. ______ ~ A7fESt Madigan , Richter and Chairman Cameros NOES: Ladd DISCUSSION OF ISSUEING BUILDING PERMITS FOR MORE 24i~1 ONE SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING l ON ONE PARCEL OF LANID. 1 In'a discussion of this issue it was the concensue of the Board to leave it ss ' it ie now untill it can be further studied. On motion of Supervisor Mc~illop, seconded by Supervisor Richter and unanimously carried the Board voted to leave it a~o~ ~~: still it is further studied. . March 23, (976 ~: ~ 76-4b4 APPROVE REQUEST TO AUTHORIZE CITY OF CHICO TO ISSUE BUILDING PERMITS AND CONDUCT SPECTTONS ECT PROPERTY PS-B-20- Annex NORTH CEiERitY ST, On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and carried the Board voted to authorize the City of Chico to issue building permits and con- duct inapectiana , jurisdiction iu this matter given to the Chico Department of Public Works. Subject property PS-B 20- Annex. North~~.Cherry Street. i~CESS: The Board reeesseci•~a?'~5;45 fidr an executive session to hold a meat and confer session. _.- BECONVENB ~¢10:~o7Cowing an exscu~ive session. Nothing to report at this time. ADJOURNMENT 6.15 There being•nothing further before the Board at this time, the meeting was adjourned at 6:15 to reconvene on Tuesday March 30~ 1976 at 9:00 A.M, ATTEST: CLARK A. NELSON, COUNTY CLERK BY: . Board of Su rvisors Cleric ,~~~ ~~~ Chairman of the Board Page 217