HomeMy WebLinkAboutM040373April 3, 1973
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
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COUNTY OF BUTTE )
The Soard of Supervisors met et 9:00 a.m, pursuant to adjournment,
Present: Supervisors Cameron, Gilman, Ladd, Madigan and Chairman McKillop,
Clif Mickelson, Administrative Officer, Dan Blackstock, County Counsel,
and Clark A, Nelson, County Clerk, by Margie Catt, Board of Supervisors Clerk.
INVOCATION: Rev, Raymond Bynum, Olive Hi11 Missionary Baptist Church, Oroville
Pledge of allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America
73-545 APPROVAL OF MINUTES
On motion of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor Cameron and
unanimously carried, the minutes of March 21 and 27th, 1973 were approved
as mailed,
73-54b COMMUNICATIONS
Letters of appreciation. Mrs. Jane McDonald and Mrs. Katherine LaBreacht
sends letters of appreciation to the Board of Supervisors for 20 year
J ~ ~''~ ~ service awards recently received by the two ladies from the County of
Butte. No action needed.
V, D. Heath, Richmand, CA. Sends letter of complaint concerning an
cjC ~~{(~ v abandoned portion of Siskiyou Avenue in Thermalito, Letter discussed,
To be discussed later when Director of Public Works is present.
Frank J, Lamphere, Chico. Sends original and five copies of letter of
complaint concerning position being taken by the Public Works Department
f~ ~,~ ~ over a questioned transfer of a parcel of land, Supervisor Madigan has
looked at the site; he will discuss this with Clay Castleberry.
Mrs, Dean Douglas, Fairfield, CA, Aends letter complaining of failure
of P. G. & E. to supply continuous service at Butte Meadows, the need for
a ~ ~ snow plowing of the roads and the need to improve law enforcement
activities in the area during the winter. Discussed. To be discussed
~~s'dv again at budget time,
Laurel J. McCartrey, Oroville, Appeals Planning Commission's decision made on
~/ 3,d v March 8, 1973. Set for public hearing on April 24, 1973 at 1:30 p.m.
Everd A, McCain. Appeals conditions placed on Laurel Hedge Estates
~~ 3.p ~ Subdivision by Planning Commission and requests hearing. Set for
public hearing for April 24, 1973 at 1:30 p,m,
Virgil Rogers, Oroville. Requests hearing on denial of tentative parcel
~~ 3,0~ map by Planning Commission on AP 53-17-37 and AP 53-17-44.
Matter deleted; no action taken at this time.
Loren Bennett, Paradise, Appeals decision made by Planning Commission on
March 22, 1973 concerning AP 53-17-44. Deleted at this time; no
I/~,OS action taken at this time.
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Charles E, Harvey, Chico. Requests Board to rezone West Chico district
~7~ a p bounded by Chico Creek, River Road, city limits and Ranchero
Airport from AR to SAR. Referred to Planning Commission,
Skow and Jones, Chico, Sends claim in the amount o€ $150,000 in Favor of
Tom E. May for alleged injuries incurred in a collision on Oro-Quincy
1 a D•~~ Highway three and one-half miles west of Forbestown Rd. See motion
following communications.
County of Nevada. Sends copy of resolution requesting legislature to
extend the deadline on Gounty planning and zoning requirements from
/l 3.4 C.1 ,lone 30, 1973 to December 31, 1974, To be discussed at County Supervisors
Association meeting. No action taken at this time,
State Department of Health Care Services. Dwight Geduldig sends response
~/~0 ~ to Chairman McKillop's letter concerning Butte County's hospital -~ -
certification. No action necessary.
Mra, Lynn Wixom and Edward Clark. Appeal of extension of non-conforming
~ use permit requested by Atha's Bait and Tackle Shap, Olive Hiway,
~~~'~ Oroville, Set for hearing on April 24, 1973 at 1:30 p,m,
Aleta Ellis. Placing of mobile home on parents property to be able to
! 13,E L help parents. Read and discussed. Placed in file.
Steward Bedford, Mental Health~Advisory Board. Advisory Board concurs
3 ~p,p O with the transfer of the psychiatric therapists from the Hospital
and the employing of another. See motion following communications.
Durham Recreation and Park District. They request ~ cent on each $100
l ~ ~~~'~ assessed valuation of land in the County to maintain the Durham
Park. Letter read and discussed. No action taken at this time.
73-547 REJECT CLAIM OF TOM E, MAY
On motion of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, the claim of Tom E. May in the amount of $150,000
was rejected and referred to County Counsel.
73-548 CONCUR WITH REQUEST OF BUTTE COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH ADUTSORY BOARD
On motion of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor Cameron and
unanimously carried, the Board concurred with the following recommendations
of the Butte County Mental Health Advisory Board:
1, The transfer of two Psychiatric Technicians through an inter-
agency transfer from Butte County Community Hospital to Butte
County Mental Health Services,
2, The creation of three new positions designated as Mental Health
Technicians (the two Psychiatric Technicians from BCCH and the
one position to be filled by the Psychiatric Technician currently
hired by the Stabilization Facility contractor,)
3. The modification of the budget for Day Treatment Center and
Residential Care Center in order for Butte County Mental Health
Services to collect Medi-Cal revenues on 24-hour care patients.
(These revenues are made possible by the increased staffing of
items 1 & 2,)
73-549 CONCUR WITH A TOTAL RE-EVALUATION. OF_DATA_PROCES_SING_EQUIPMENT PROPOSALS
The Data Processing Committee reported on the meeting held Monday,
April 2, 1973. Supervisor Madigan set out the feelings of the committee
regarding the data processing equipment proposals. It was felt by the
members of the committee that the payment to Mr. Rowan should be released
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by the Auditor,
Dan Blackstock, County Counsel, stated he had a meeting with
Henk Hindery, Data Processing Director, and Mr. Rowan and they went over
the contract in detail. The term of Mr. Rowan's contract is from
October, 1972 to 3une 30, 1973. Mr, Blackstock stated that his
performance under the contract was not yet completed. Mr. Hindery had
set out the duties of Mr. Rowan under the contract. Mr, Blackstock
explained the contract and the matters that were to be covered under
said contract. Mr. Blackstock presented the Board members a letter
from Mr. Rowan.
The Committee is going to re-evaluate the data processing
equipment proposals again. Meetings will be held this Thursday and
Friday to go over the proposals.
Payment to Mr. Rowan discussed. It was felt that Mr. Rowan
should participate in these new re-evaluation meetings. Minutes of
the Data Processing Committee meetings discussed; Supervisor Gilman
felt that the minutes of these meetings should reflect who attended
the meetings. Ev Bosworth, assistant administrative officer, explained
who was on the committee and who had been attending the meetings.
Mr. Bosworth stated that the action of the committee has been recorded
and were made by motions. Yesterday a motion was made to re-open the
negotiations with the vendors, Mr. Nickelson stated that his office
would firm up the documentation of the minutes of these minutes and will
send copies to the Board members.
Time spent discussing the data processing equipment and the
action that should be taken at this time,
Mr. Bob Horvath, Sacramento branch manager for Control Data
spoke at this time. He objected to any consideration being given to any
proposals that were submitted after the cutoff date of ,7anuary 31, 1973.
He summarized the past negotiations concerning the proposed equipment,
He asked what specifically the Board wanted his company to present
at these new negotiations. His statements discussed; no action taken
on them,
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Ladd
and unanimously carried, the Board concurred with the recommendation
of the Data Processing Committee to~have a total re-evaluation of the
data processing equipment proposals, with meetings to be held Thursday
and Friday with the vendors, and that the services of Mr, Rowan be
utilized in this rewevaluation.
73-550 APPROVE CHANGE ORDERS, PARADISE_PINES
On motion of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
and unanimously carried, the following change orders were approved as
requested by Del Oro Water Company for changes in the type of concrete
valve box construction and specifications and the Chairman was authorized
to sign:
1, Paradise P3.nes Units l0, 11, 15 A,D, (CCO ~4- increasing
amount of $526,50
2. Paradise Pines C. C. Estates 1, 2, 3, A.A. (CCO ~~5 - increasing
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3. Paradise Pines C. C. Estates /+ A,D, (CCO #5 - increasing
amount $1,089,72,
73-551 PUBLIC WORKS MATTERS PRESENTED FOR DISCUSSION
a, Discussion of Forbestown disposal site relative to Yuba
County landfill. Yuba County has opened the Brownsville Sanitary fill
area and they have asked Butte County to participate in the land fill,
Mr, Castleberry said Public Works would like to cooperate with Yuba
County in this matter, and he feels the County should give it some
consideration, Matter discussed; no action taken at this time,
b, Report on Sacramento River bank protection, Clay Castleberry,
Director of Public Works, said the work is almost completed and it is
being done at a cost less than that estimated, Mr, Castleberry said the
Corps of Engineers will Iook at the work after it has been completed,
Public Works is still waiting to hear whether they will extend the
rip-rap on the Sacramento River,
c, Upcoming meeting of State Transportation Board on regional
guidelines, Mr. Castleberry stated that he has been requested by the
Supervisors Association staff to be at their Thursday afternoon meeting
in Sacramento, The guidelines have been amended to consider the rural
areas, Mr, Castleberry stated that with the Board's blessing, he will
attend this meeting Thursday in Sacramento, Approval was granted,
d, Upcoming meeting with Supervisors Association on junk car
funding. Mr. Castleberry stated that each car owner this year had paid
a $1,00 fee to be used to get rid of abandoned or junk cars, The
situation has been studied, It has now been turned over to the Highway
Patrol administrators and he has been asked to give them some in-put
on this matter, It is Mr. Castleberry's feeling that the County's share
of this money should be returned to the County, He is going to meet
with the Highway Patrol to discuss this. matter,
e, Immediate need for additional building inspector and
automobile. Mr. Castleberry reported on the need for an additional
building inspector, He said the building volumne in this County
is fantastic, He said this could be provided out of the Building
Trust Fund, He said he hoped the Board would authorize them to employ
another inspector. Request discussed,
73-552 PERSONNEL DIRECTED TO RECRUIT FOR BUILDING INSPECTOR
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and
unanimously carried, the Personnel Director was directed to recruit
for a building inspector,
73-553 PUBLIC WORKS AUTHORIZED TO PROCESS PARCEL MAP FOR CITY OF OROVILLE
Clay Castleberry, Director of Public Works, reported that the
City of Oroville has requested him to process a simple parcel map. He
said he hoped the Board would allow him to do this as a courtesy to
the City of Oroville, Request discussed,
On motion of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and
unanimously carried, Public Works was authorized to process a parcel
map for the City of Oroville,
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CONTEMPARY ISSUE CLASS OF LAS PLUMAS HIGH SCHOOL WELCOMED TO THE MEETING.
RECESS: 10:20
RECONVENEl7: 10:40
73-554 PUBLIC HEARINGS SET: REZONING MATTERS
Public hearings were set for April 24, 1973 at 1:30 p.m, on
the following:
1. Butte County Planning Commission initiated - rezone for Butte
Community College and surrounding area from A-2 (general) and S-H (scenic
highway) to A-160 (agricultural), A-3 (agricultural), and P-Q (public quasi-
public),
2, Louis C. Nofrey - rezone from "AR-MH" (agricultural residential-
mobile home) district to "C-1" (light commercial) district for property
located west of Lincoln Blvd,, east of Custer Lane, south of Kusel Road,
identified as a portion of AP 36-29-28, containing~l5 acres, more or less,
Oroville.
/73-555 ADOPT RESOLUTION 73-57 GIVING NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ABANDON A
PUBLIC HIGHWAY
On motinn of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and
unanimously carried, Resolution 73-57 giving notice of intention to abandon
a public highway, setting May 22, 1973 at 1:30 p.m. as the hearing date,
was adopted and the Chairman was authorized to sign.
/"73-556 ADOPT ORDINANCE 1339 & RESOLUTION 73-58, ADOPTING NEW FEES
FOR PLANNING ITEMS
Jim Lawson, Planning Director, gave the Board a study that had been
made by Santa Cruz County concerning fees for handling use permits,
variances, rezaning and parcel maps by the Planning Commission. Mr. Lawson
set out recommended fees for these services. Fees discussed,
On motion of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, Ordinance No, 1339 and Resolution 73-5$, adopting
the fees for processing use permits, variances, rezoning matters and
parcel maps were adopted and the Chairman was authorized to sign.
73-557 DISCUSSION: HEARING SUBDIVIDED AREAS FOR CONSIDERATl'ON FOR INTERIM ZONING
Jim Lawson, Planning Director, presented a map showing areas in the
County that should be interim zoned. Areas discussed, Mr, Lawson recommended
a 120-day interim zone to stop further activity in the specified .areas.
During the interim zoning period, the Planning Department would make an
indepth study on the proper zoning for the specified areas,
Board members discussed areas in question and action that should be
taken. Supervisor Gilman did not think the 120-day period would be long
enough, zoning discussed,
Action deferred one week.
73-558 APPROVE SEVEN TENTATIVE PARCEL MAPS RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAL
Jim Lawson, Planning Director, set out the seven tentative parcel
maps that were recommended for approval, Supervisor Cameron questioned
Mr. Castleberry about the Anthony R. Ole sky map on Coperland Road,
Paradise, He asked about the Peaen~~~.in the area, There is also
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a carport on this property that should be xemoved, It was felt that this
should be spelled ovt in the, appYOVaI`of -tt.e map,
On motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, the following tentative parcel maps were approved,
subject to the conditions of the Planning Commission:
1. Marguerite B. Cosselin, AP 25-9-17, 2 lots, on Biggs East
near Biggs Avenue, Biggs,
2, James Hurst, AP 72-11-21, 2 lots, off Canal Drive, near
Oroville, Engineer: Kendall Engineering
3. Eugene & Elizabeth R, Cash, AP 28-20-24, 2 lots, on
Oro Bangor Road, near Avacado Road, near Bangor, Surveyor:
Aaron F, Jones
4, W, R. Turner, AP 30-131-13 & 25, 3 lots, northwest corner
Biggs Avenue and 12th Street, Thermalito. Surveyor: Grant
Elliott, Jr,
5, Wynoka Homes, Inc „ AP 34-27-90, 3 lots, on Hilldale Avenue,
near Oakvale Avenue, Oroville. Surveyor:. John W. Hamby
6, Anthony R, Olesky, AP 53-131-34, 2 lots, on Coperland Road
between Elliott Road and Nunneley Road, Paradise, with the
understanding that the carport will be removed from this parcel.
7. Nick Stavros, AP 46-43-03, 4 cots, northwest corner Country Drive,
and Fair Street, Chico, Engineer: McCain Assoc,
73-559 APPROVE ONE TENTATTVE PARCEL MAP RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAL OF FLAG LOT
Mr, Lawson set out the facts of this tentative parcel map, It has
been recommended that there be no further divisions of this parcel, and
that a 60' access be provided to the Skyway, Map discussed,
On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and
unanimously carried, the following tentative parcel map recommended for approval
of a flag lot was approved, subject to the conditions of the Planning
Commission and subject to the conditions that there be no further division
of this property and that additional right of way be provided to give a
60' right of way to the property,
73-560 TWO TENTATIVE PARCEL MAPS IN AN AREA THAT HAS PREVIOUSLY BEEN AND
IS IN THE PROCESS OF BEING FOUR BY POURED DENIED
The tentative parcel maps of Loren G. Bennett and V, C, Rogers, both
at the end of Maxwood Arive discussed, Mr. Lawson set out the divisions
of parcels that have been made over the past few months. Access discussed,
On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor Gilman and
unanimously carried, the following tentative parcel maps were denied;
1. Loren G. Bennett, AP 53-17-44 (portion), 4 lots, end of
Maxwood Drive, off Young Avenue, Paradise, Surveyor-Gary Lippincott
2, V. C. Rogers, AP 53-17-37 (portion} and AP 53-17-44 (portion)
2 lots, southeast corner of Maxwood Drive and Young Avenue,
Paradise, Surveyor: Gary Lippincott
73-561 TENTATIVVE PARCEL MAP CONTINUED ONE WEEK
The Richard Ramsey, AP 54-24-03 (portion) 4 lots, on Pentz Road,
near Crandall Way, Paradise, discussed, Mr, Lawson explained this map,
Chairman McKillop said the applicants had been to his office and they
stated that they would put in ~ag0'1~$ad to the property. Mr, Castleberry
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said that if the road is built to County standards, then he would
recommend that the split be approved, Map discussed,
Mr. Smith, Paradise, stated that he owns 300' that back-up to
this parcel. ~He feels that this is an illegal land split. He said
he would like to recommend that the map be denied, Statements of
Mr, Smith discussed,
Matter put over one week to look over the legality of this
division.
73-562 APPEARANCE OF JAMES HANSEN. OROVILLE CONCERNING PLANNING COMMISSION
Mr, James Hansen, Oroville, stated that the Planning Commission was
D ~ initiated primarily to review and to give the citizen the opportunity to
tl7> challenge proposed zoning laws and regulations prior to their being
11 ~ presented for adoption by the Supervisors. He said a proposed new zoning
law was challenged by many concerned citizens at a Planning Commission
meeting. He set out facts about the Planning Commission and their action
that he opposed, He said that as a representative.af the Butte County
Mining Council and the Oroville Arm of the N.A,K,S.A,, he was requesting
"that Mr. Lawson be replaced with someone who is honest, has integrity,
and cannot be considered (by anybody) a pathological liar:"
He said he also felt the Board of Supervisors' meetings should
be changed to the evening so the public could attend,
73-563 APPEARANCE: FRANK HOLDER, OROVILLE, USE OF MEMORIAL HALL
Frank Holder, Oroville, said he was present to request the
use of the Oroville Memorial Hall for a Cancer Arive Dance. Chairman
McKillop said this permission to use the Memorial Hall has already
been granted, No action necessary,
73-564 APPEARANCE WILLIAM HAZELTINE. OROVILLE, CHANGES__MADE AT STATE WATER MEETING
William Hazeltine, Manager of the Butte County Mosquito Abatement
District, presented the Board membera copies of a transcript of the changes
made at the State Water meeting last month. He said the State intended to
adopt their guidelines tomorrow, He was told he could see the guidelines
after they were adopted. Problems of the adoption of these guidelines
explained, He felt the Board should take action on these problems.
Chairman McKillop stated that the Board had sent representation down to
talk on this subject, Chairman McKillop said that the County is on
record stating that there should be additional conditions to be considered,
Matter discussed; no action taken,
73-565 APPEARANCE: D,AN PELLICCOTTI:_.PRO.BLEMS AT THE COUNTY HOSPITAL
Dan Pelliccotti, Oroville, said he would like to know when the Board
members could go out to the hospital so he could show them how his
suggestions could be handled. Monday morning at 8:00 a,m, was set as
the time the Board will tour the hospital with Mr. Pelliccotti.
RECESS: 12:00
RECONVENED; 1:30
73-566 PUBLIC HEARING: DONALD FARRAND - CONTINUATION OF HEARING ON REZONING
FROM "A-2" TO "C-2" PROPERTY LOCATED ON THE WEST SIDE OF THE ESPLANADE
The continuation of the pu is Baring on the Donald Farrand
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rezoning from "A-2" to "C-2" property located on the west side of the Esplanade
at Eatoa4Road was held, Hearing was closed to Board discussion only
at last weeks hearing. Planning Commisaion had recommended approval of
this rezoning project. Rezoning discussed, Supervisor Gilman said he
had asked that this matter be continued last week; he still has some
reservations in the matter, He said it is his understanding that
if this Board is to grant this request, they cannot-tie the road on as
a condition to the rezoning, Dan Blackstock, County Counsel, said the
rezoning could be held in abeyance until the Board had assurances of what
is going to be done about the road, Supervisor Gilman said he felt that
this proposed rezoning would enhance the value of the land, Chairman
McKillop said that is why he was in favor of the PA-C zoning because it
would put a handle on the zoning,
Mr, Castleberry felt the extension of Eaton Road would be
needed before 10 years, He feels that there will be a lot of traffic
generat~~~ at this intersection,
It was moved by Supervisor Gilman that the rezoning be denied,
Motion died for lack of a second,
73-567 ADOPT ORDINANCE 1340, AMENDING COUNTX ORDINANCE N0, 996, CONSOLIDATTNG
"C-2" (GENERAL COMMERCIAL} PROPERTY LOCATED ON WEST SIDE OF ESPLANADE
AT EATON ROAD; CHICO
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Cameron
and carried, Ordinance No, 1340 amending Ordinance No, 996, consolidating
"C-2" (General Commercial) for the property located on west aide of the
Esplanade at Eaton Road, Chico, was adopted and the Chairman was
authorized to sign.
AYES: Supervisors Cameron, Ladd, and Madigan
NOES: Supervisor Gilman and Chairman McKillop
73-568 CONTINUATION OF HEARING ON PROPOSED GUIDELINES ON ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
,,~-/ The continuation of the hearing on the proposed guidelines on
// ?~,(~ environmental impact was held at this-time, Neil McCabe, deputy county
counsel, spoke to these guidelines, Mr. McCabe set out the changes that
had been made in the guidelines. Revisions explained and discussed.
The State guidelines have been incorporated by reference rota the County
guidelines. They have inserted in Paragraph 4 that only one environmental
impact report will be made when more than one governmental agency is involved,
Under Negative Declaration and Protests, Paragraph F, time has been
changed to 15 days for the written protest to be filed with the Planning
Commission, from the date the Negative Declaration was filed with the County
Clerk, Change discussed.
On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
and carried, the number of days in which to file written protest with the
Planning Commission from the date the Negative Declaration was filed with
the County Clerk was changed from eight days to fifteen days.
AXES: Supervisors Cameron, Gilman, Madigan and Chairman McKillop
Noes: Supervisor Ladd
It was stated that written notice of the filing of a protest must
be mailed to the applicant. Discussed the number of days notice of hearing
must be mailed to the applicant. It had originally been set at three days;
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it was agreed that 10 days would be better for the time of the notice
of hearing to b~ mailed to the applicant.
Discussed Paragraph L; this states the applicant shall be required
to pay the actual cost to the County for preparation of the EIR, The
minimum actual cost had been determined to be $25,00. Cost discussed.
It was felt this cost should be increased,
Paragraph P discussed, This paragraph to read as follows: The
draft EIR will be made available for public review and any person may
obtain a copy of it by paying a fee of $1.00 for the first page and
fifty cents (.50) £or all others, This change discussed,
It was moved by Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
snd carried that copies of the guidelines will be made available to the
public, along with any of the appropriate information request, at a cost
of $1,00 for the first page, plus the additional pages to be made at cost,
AYES: Supervisors Gilman, Madigan and Chairman McKillop
NOES: Supervisors Cameron and Ladd
The Appendix to the guidelines discussed, Mr, McCabe said he
had received a letter from Gene McFarren and another letter from the
State Board of Realtors, delivered to him by Helen Hollenbeck. Letters
read and discussed, Mr, McFarren suggested that the guidelines should
not apply to applications that have already been submitted, Mr~_McCabe
did not think this could be done, He felt the guidelines would regulate
any project that any finai decision has net bean made, Certificates of
compliance discussed,
Hearing opened to the public for discussion,
Appearing:
1. Denny Bumgarz, U,S, Forest Service, He said the Piumas
Forest Service felt that they should be added into the governmental agency
list, They have a planning team on this forest service, He suggested
that Appendix E be expanded to include the Plumes National Forest ,
This additional name wilt be added to the Appendix E,
2, Mr. Bi11 Earl, Butte Community College, He questioned the
Board about the rezoning for the Butte Community College site, Report for
this rezoning discussed, Mr, McCabe said that if the guidelines are
adopted, the County is going to have to have at least a negative declaration
in this matter, Projects are not automatically exempt, Filing of
preiiminary review discussed, The report should be ready soon and would
relate to the zoning only. Planning Director requested to prepare the
report,
3. Wiliiam Hazeltine, Oroville. He set out his feelings
concerning the guidelines. He suggested proposed changes to the guidelines,
which he presented to the Board in writing. Matter o£ priorities discussed,
Mr, McCabe will incorporated the suggested changes within the guidelines.
4, Phil Mace, attorney at law, Paradise, commented on the
guidelines, He objected to the Commission having so much power in the
determination of the projects, Check list discussed,
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5. Mrs. Katherine Best, Paradise, set out her thoughts
concerning the guidelines.
6, Mr. Terry Ashe, Paradise Recreation District.
Hearing closed to the public and confined to the Board,
Guidelines discussed,
/r73-569 ADOPT RESOLUTION 73-59, ADOPTING GUIDELINES ON ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
On motion of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
and unanimously carried, Resolution 73-59 adopting guidelines on
~~~J ~ environmental impact was adopted, with the proposed changes, and the
Chairman was authorized to sign.
73-570 APPROVE TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION MAP: LAUREL HEDGE ESTATES
The tentative subdivision map of Laurel Hedge Estates, 10 lots,
on west side of Shasta Avenue, near the Esplanade, Chico, discussed,
A letter from McCain Assoc., engineer for the project, was received,
appealing the conditions set on the map by the Planning Commission,
This appeal had been set for hearing on April 24, 1973 at 1:30 p.m.
Jim Glander, of Public Works Building Department, said the developer
has requested the deletion of the sidewalks on the internal streets and
desires a 45' set back, from the center line of the raad, Mr, Castleberry
said the problem is mostly with the sidewalks; he feels the sidewalks should
be required, He said the County could live with the setback request.
Conditions of the Planning Commission discussed,
On motion of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
and unanimously carried, the tentative subdivision map of Laurel Hedge
Estates, AP 44-051-05 (Portion), 10 lots, on west side of Shasta Avenue,
near the Esplanade, Chico (Owner, Albert Warner; engineer, McCain Assoc.)
was approved, with the conditions of the Planning Commission, subject
to a 45' setback as requested, and with the conditions that the sidewalks
be built.
73-571 APPROVE TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP AS RECOMMENDED BY PLANNING COMMISSION
FOR APPROVAL
On motion of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and
unanimously carried, the following tentative parcel map recommended for
approval was approved; subject to the conditions of the Planning Commission:
1. Emil Freund, AP 42-13-23, 2 lots, northeast corner Muir
and Sacramento Avenues, Chico, Engineer: Ringel & Assoc,
73 572 APPROVE TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAL AND IN AN AREA
THAT HAS PREVIOUSLY BE_AND I_S_ IN THE PROCESS OF BEING FOUR BY POURED:
The tentative parcel map of Kar1o Kaza discussed at this time.
Mr, Kaza present to discuss this map. Mr. Castleberry stated he had
met with Mr. Kaza. He said there were two other parcel maps in that
area being processed at this time, Mr, Castleberry set out the conditions
surrounding this area, He has indicated to Mr, Kaza that his engineer
should file a proposal for handling the storm drain water, Mr, Castleberry
also felt that the road should be built to County standards.
Mr. Kaza set out his plane for the parcels and explained what
he intended to do to improve the property, Mr. Castleberry said he would
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be willing to assist Mr, Kaza in securing drainage easements, He said
he would be hesitant about this pxoject being approved without some
knowledge that there is going to be adequate storm drainage, It was
felt the map could be approved subject to these suggestions,
On motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor Cameron
and carried, the following parcel map was approved, subject to the
conditions of the Planning Commission, and subject to the conditions of
Public Works that the road and cul-de-sac be built to County standards
and that the developer provide proper drainage, with the assurance
that the County will help him with the obtaining of the drainage easements:
1. Karlo Kaza, AP 50-10-103, 2 lots, on Pentz-Magalia Hwy,,
Paradise, Surveyor: John W, Hamby,
AYES: Supervisors Camer, Ladd, Madigan and McKillop NOES: Sup, Gilman
73-573 APPROVE THREE TENTATIVE PARCEL MAPS RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAL AND IN
AN AREA THAT HAS PREVIOUSLY BEEN AND IS IN THE PROCESS OF BEING FOUR BY
POURED, CONTINUED FROM MARCH 27, 1973 _
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by. Supervisor Ladd
and unanimously carried, the following tentative parcel map was approved,
;,ubject to the conditions of the Planning Commission, and subject to the
conditions that the developer provide water to the lots and that there
be no further division of the property:
1. Clarence Schreur, AP 56-29-5 and AP 56-31-4, 4 lots, on
Enterprise Road, off Hwy. 32, Forest Ranch, Surveyor:
Gary Lippincott
On motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor Cameron and
unanimously carried, the following tentative parcel map was approved,
subject to the conditions of the Planning Commission and subject to the
condition that there be no further division of this property:
1, Wynoka Homes, Inc,, AP 62-45-16, 2 lots, on Big Bend Road,
near Surcease Mine Road, above Leke Oroville, Surveyor: John
W. Hamby
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and
unanimously carried, the following tentative parcel map was approved,
subject to the Planning Commission's conditions, and with the provision
that there be no further division of these parcels;
1, Frank K, Terrell, AP 56-32-02 (portion) 2 lots, on Enterprise
Road, off Hwy. 32, Forest Ranch, Surveyor: Gary Lippincott
73-574 AUTHORIZE THE SELLING OF COPIES OF THE GENERAL PLAN AT A COST OF 2,00
On motion of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor Cameron and
unanimously carried, Planning Commission was authorized to sell copies of
the General Plan at a cost of $2,00 per copy,
73-575 AUTHORIZE THE SELLING OF ZONING INFORMATION
Jim Lawson, Planning Director, requested authorization to sell
copies of the zoning information and ordinances that has been printed and
put together. Matter discussed,
On motion of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor Cameron
and unanimously carried, the Planning Department was authorized to sell
prepared copies of all the zoning information matters at a cost of .75 or
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$2.50 for the bound copies.
SUPERVISOR GILMAN LEFT THE MEETING AT THIS TIME,
„x'73-576 ADOPT RESOLUTION 73-66 CONCERNING LIVESTOCK DEPREDATION BY COYOTES
On motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor Cameron and
carried, Resolution 73-60 concerning livestock depredation by coyotes
was adopted and the Chairman was authorized to sign.
73-577 APPROVE MEDICAL LEAVE OF ABSENCE, BETTY TREVINO
On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor Ladd
and unanimously carried, a non-compensated leave of absence was approved
for Mrs, Betty Trevino, Health Department, from March 26, 1973 to May 7,
1973.
73-578 DECISION ON COMPLETION OF THIRD COURTROOM AT COURTS BUILDING:
DELAYED ONE WEEK
Board policy decision on proceeding with the completion of
the third courtroom at the Courts building was delayed one week.
73-579 BUDGET TRANSFERS APPROVED
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Ladd
and carried, the following budget transfers were approved:
B-95 Oroville Justice Court - $5.00 from transpoxtation snd travel
to membership
B-96 Sheriff - $13,000 from reserve for contingencies to Sheriff's
Department automotive repair
5-100 Public Works - $50,000 from road reserve for contingencies
to Ord Ferry Road
B-101 Board of Supervisors - $800 from reserve for contingencies
to office expens?. ••
73-580 APPROVE APPOINTMENT TO PARADISE MEMORIAL HALL COMMITTEE
John Trione of the Paradise W.W,1 veterans advises that they
have selected Sam Kennedy to replace Richard Hoskins (deceased) and
requests Board confirmation of this appointment,
On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and
carried, the Board confirmed the appointment of Sam Kennedy to replace
Richard Hoskins (deceased) as a member of the Paradise Memorial Hall
Committee.
73-581 APPROVE MERIT INCREASE FOR PUBLIC GUARDIAN
On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
and carried, the merit increase for Mr, Gleeaon, public guardian, was
authorized, effective March 24 from R 21.5, step C to R 21.5, step D,
73-582 ACCEPT RESIGNATION OF ROGER S. PETERSON, DRAINAGE DISTRICT N0, 200;
APPROVE APPOINTMENT OF H, W, ROLD, JR, TO SAID DISTRICT
Ongmotion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor Cameron and
caxried, the resignation of Roger 5. Peterson as member o£ the Board of
Directors of Drainage District No. 200 was accepted, and the appointment
of H. W. Rold, Jr., Richvale was approved, to gill said vacancy,
73-583 APPOINTMENT TO GRAND JURY AUDIT COMMITTEE
On motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
carried, Supervisors Cameron and Gilman were appointed as the Board's
committee to work with the Gran~aguer~SQudit Committee.
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73-584 AUTHORIZE RELEASE OF FINAL PAYMENT ON MR, ROWAN'S CONTRACT A5
CONSULTANT ON EDP STUDY
Dan Blackstock, County Counsel, said he had met with Mr. Rowan
and they have worked out a proposed manner in which the release of the
final payment of Mr. Rowan's contract could be approved, The Board could
accept Mr. Rowan's reports to the Board as completing his contract end
could authorize the auditor to release the final payment. Mr. Rowan
will work at no additional cost to the County with the Data Processing
Committee on the re-negotiations for the new data processing equipment.
Contract and release of the funds discussed,
On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor Ladd
and carried, release of the final payment on Mr. Rowan's contract as
consultant on the EDP study was authorized and in turn Mr, Rowan will
work with the Data Processing Committee on the determination and the
re-appraisal of the equipment during this week at no additional charge
to the County.
73-585 MOTION ON LETTER OF SUPPORT OF SB 120 and AB 98 FAILS
It was moved by Supervisor Cameron that letters of support be
sent regarding SB 120 and AB 98. Motion discussed. Motion €ailed foY
lack of a second.
73-586 DISCUSSION OF CONFLICT OF INTEREST OF SUPERVISOR LADD
Supervisor Madigan question8 u~.S pervisor Zadd concerning his
conflict of interest relative to his vote on a recent zoning matter.
He questioned his ownership or connection with Butte Construction Company,
Supervisor Ladd stated that he was not connected with Butte Construction
Compsnv in any way. Supervisor Ladd presented official documents and
reports made to the corporation commissioner for last year which shows
that he is not an officer. County Counsel stated that the report indicated
that Supervisor Ladd was not an officer during 1972,
*~atter discussed; no action taken. -.• _--
73-587 MATTERS PRESENTED BY ADMINISTRATIVE OFFTCEI2
Clif•Mickelson, Administrative Officer, brought up the matter of
the Board's representatives on GORCE. This organization is not too alive
and he felt this matter might be a subject for discussion at the next
BCAC meeting.
Mr, Mickelson reported on his meeting in San Francisco, This
meeting was called for regional heads and local government officials,
He said he was impressed at the attendance of the military at the meeting,
He said the matter of, revenue sharing was discussed, It was felt that a8
the funds start arriving, there might be regional organizations formed
to discuss how the funds should be used, He said the Board should make
sure that there is a determination of the use of these funds by a
committee of people with an adequate amount of elected officials on the
committee,
RECESS: The Board recessed at 5:30 for an executive session,
RECONVENED: The Board reconvened at 6:00 p.m, following an executive session.
ADOOURNMENT
There being nothing further before the $oard aC this time, the
meeting was adjourned at 6:00 p.m, to reconvene on Tuesday, April 10,
1973 at 9:00 a,m,
ATTEST~y CLARK A. NELSON, COUNTY CLERK ...
Byi ~"~!~___~__~~-`+- ~ ~ C~__,_____, Ch man of the Board
Board of ervisora Clerk
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