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April 5, 1977
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COUNTY OF BUTTE )
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The Board of Supervisors met at 9:00 a.m, pursuant to
adjournment. Present: Supervisors Lemke, Madigan, Moseley, Winston
and Chairman Richter. Clif Michelson, Administrative Officer, Dan
Blackstock, County Counsel, and Clark A, Nelson, County Clerk by
Cathy Pitts, deputy Clerk.
Pledge of allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America
Invocation by Supervisor Lemke
77-651 RESCIND PREVIOUS ACTION,
Ou motion of Supervisor Winston, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
and unanimously carried, the action taken on March 29, 1977 concerning
the no-smoking in the Board of Supervisors Room is rescinded.
77-652 AUTHORIZE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER TO DESIGNATE ONE-HALF BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS ROOM FOR SMOKING
Qn motion of Supervisor Winston, seconded by Supervisor Moseley
and unanimously carried, the Administrative Officer is authorized to
designate one-half of the Board of Supervisors-Room for smoking.
77-653 APPROVAL OF MINUTES
On motion of Supervisor Winston, seceaded by Supervisor Madigan
and unanimously carried, the minutes a£ March 29, 1977 were approved as
mailed, with the correction of March 3 to March 2 on Page 87, 77-601.
77-654 COMMUNICATIONS
Graves, Geddis and~Driscoll, Oraville. The Engineers, on behalf of James
Hawthorne, appeal the denial of a parcel map for AP 62-07-382
''~ located on the West side of Bloomer Mountain Road, approximately
'~~ O`~ one mile west of Berry Creek Road, Berry Creek, 4 lots, Set for
hearing April 12, 1977 at 9:30 a.m,
Graves, Geddis and Driscoll, Oroville. The Eagineera, on behalf of James
Havlena, appeal the denial of a parcel map on AP 62-07-375, 4
.fig lots, south side of Ponderosa Way, adjacent to Old Bloomer
I''3 Mountain Read, Berry Creek. Set for hearing April 12, 1977
at 9:30 a.m.
Gien C, and Dorothy E. Russell, Chico. Mr, and Mrs. Russell object to
the boundary lines and to the improvements in the Meyers Street
I O Q , (o"Z Assessment District No. 1, klold until hearing later is the meeting.
William P. Mace, Attorney at Law. Mr, Mace, representing owners of AP
41-12-57, 41-12-59 and 41-12-46 located in the Pentz area request
a refund of property taxes from the period May 1974 through
I1 ~ ~ ~ ~ January 1977, Referred to County Counsel.
North Burbank Public IItility District. The District sends notification
that they have appointed Robert E, Kuntz to fill the position
left vacant by Wilbert B. Morse on the District's Board of
Q O•~ Directors. Information; ao action necessary,
Carl E, Cook, Chico, Mr. Cook submits his resignation as a member of the
Chico Memorial Hall Committee. Information; notices of vacancy
c7 0 ~ , OO to be posted. See-motiom foll6wing comm~hnieation~'7crk eor hi<
Western Center on Law and Poverty, Inc. The Attorneys, on behalf of the
Disabled and Blind Action Conanittee, etc., etal forwards
complaint for declaratory and injunctive relief in which the
O O • Z.~] county is named as the defendent xelative to the administration
of the Welfare General Assistance Program. Information.
Xlin&~isn.'Minasian, Minasian, Spruance & Bober. The Attorneys, on behalf
of Shirley B'Linda Hendershot, acting by and through her Guardian
O 4 •~ ~ Ad Litem Tack Montgomery Hendershot, files a claim as a result
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of in3uries sustained in an automobile accident. Hold for
Counsel to study.
Greater Chico Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber of Commerce writes concerning
drought conditions and possible initiation of a study that would
o~,a ~ estimate our current water requirements for irrigated crops in
Butte County. Copies to the Board #dr study.
California State Univexaity, Chico. The University forwards their proposal
far revenue sharing funding entitled, "Self-Help Incentive Program."
~' Referred to the Revenue Sharing Committee.
Q ~' ~ S Mr, and Mrs. Paul E. Helm, Mr. and Mrs. Helm write requesting Revenue Sharing
~ Funds for the Work Training Center for the handicapped in Chico.
/ Q ~ , ~,S Referred to the Revenue Sharing Committee.
Ron Brown. Mr. Brown writes requesting an extension of time to put in
sidewalks, curb and gutters on Oro Dam Boulevard West, for
~~~ ~ Feather River Bait & Tackle Company. See motion following
communications.
77_655 AUTHORIZE LETTER OF APPRECIATION FOR GARL E. COOK, CHICO MEMORIAL
HALL COMMITTEE.
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Lemke
and unanimously carried, a letter of appreciation to Carl E. Cook, Chico
Memorial Ha11 Committee, was authorized.
77-656 AUTHORIZE EXTENSION OF TIME FOR RON BROWN TO PUT IN IMPROVEMENTS
FEATHER RIVER BAIT & TACKLE COMPANY ORO DAM BOULEVARD WEST - ONE YEAR
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Lemke
and unanimously carried, an extension of time of one year for Ron Brown,
Feather River Bait & Tackle Company, Oro Dam Baulevard West for putting
in curbs, gutters and sidewalks was authorized.
77-657 APPEt1RANC&~~~'':L~UDITOR REt;,.;~tESPON3E"'TO"G12AND"'JURY: AttDITUR ORbE11~T0
IMrIEDIATEliX RETURN?ACCOLTIS'tI1~a-T0 COMPUTER: CONTRACT FOR NCR 299 CANCELLED.
Mr. William R, Lawrence, Auditor, sworn and testified at phis
time. Dan Biackstock, County Counsel, questioned Mr. Lawrence concerning
his response of March 28, 1977 to the Interim Grand Jury Report. Mr.
Lawrence answered questions regarding reconcilieCoa'~and the decision of
his office to withdraw from data processing.
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Lemke
and unanimously carried, the Auditor's answers to questions are authorized
to be transmitted to the Grand Jury.
Supervisor Madigan read a prepared statement concerning the
Auditor-Data Processing problem.
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Lemke
and unanimously carried, the Auditor ie ordered to immediately return his
accounting to the computer; that the Auditor be directed to select
profedsional help in correcting the existing programming, or prepare new
ones; and that the Auditor eha11 within two weeks bring to the Board a
proposed agreement with a firm he deems competent to modify or develop
an appropriate fund and budgetary accaunting system for his office; that
the contracts on the two NCR 299s be cancelled as soon as possible,
77-658 ADDITIONAL MATTER PRESENTED BY SIIPERVISOR MADIGAN
Supervisor Madigan commented on a letter from the Department
of the Interior concerning Chico Canal. The Department would like to
have the canal relocated further north and, maybe around Hooker Oak.
RECESS: 9:45 a.m.
RECONVENE: 9:50 a.m.
77-655 PUBLIC HEARING: ROBERT R. GREEN, OROVILLE - PETITION FOR VARIANCE TO
PROVTSTONS OF ,SECTIONS .19-10_AND/OR 19-12 OF THE BUTTE COUNTY CODE FOR THE
PLACEMENT OF A MOBILE HOME AT ROUTE 2. BOX 2726A COX LANE. OROVILLE.
The public hearing on the RoberE R. Green, petition for variance
to provisions of Sections 19-10 and/or 19-12 of the Butte County Code for
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the placement of a mobile home at Route 2, Box 2726A Cos Lene, Oroville
was held as advertised. Howard•Touesaint, County Sanitarian, stated
that this was a new petition and that it was is order.
Hearing open to the public. Appearing: No one.
Rearing closed to the public and confined to the Board.
On motion of Supervisor Moseley, seconded by Supervisor Lemke
sad unanimously carried, the Robert R. Green petition for variance to
provisions of Sections 14-l0 and/or 19-12 of the Butte County Code for
the placement of a mobile home at Route 2, Box 2726A Cox Lane, Oroville
was approved far a period of one year.
77-660 PUBLIC REARING: JOHN A. SHELTON - REZONE FROM Ail (GENERAL) TO
R-3 (MEDIUM DEfiSITY-RESIDENTIAL) PROPERTY LOCATED ON THS NORTH SIDE OF
SHASTA AVSNUE, APPROXIMATELY 360 ET. EAST OF ESPLANADE, IDENTIFIED AS
AP 44-053-02_, CEIICO, CALIFORNIA.
The public hearing on the John A. Shelton xezoae from A-2 (general)
to R-3 (medium density-residential) property located on the north aide of
Shasta Avenue, approximately 360 ft. east of Seplanade, identified as AP
44-053-02, Chico, California was held as advertised. Jim Lawson, Planning
Director, presented the Board with the EIR on the project.
Discusaion~of the ETR had at this time. It was felt that the
hearing should be continued sa the Board could read the LiR and study it.
Hearing open to the public. Appearing: No one.
Hearing closed to the public and confined to the Board.
The hearing ie continued to April 12, 1977 at 10:00p a.m.
77-66i CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARING: RODNEY WORTHINGTON - APPEAL OF SUBDIVISION
CONAfiTTEETS DETERMINATION TO FILE NOTICES OF VIOLATION ON PROPERTY TACATED
ON WEST SIDE OF MAXWELL DRIVE, SOUTH OF GREENWOOD DRIVE, PARADISE, AP
53-03-40 & 42.
The continued public hearing oa the Rodney Worthington appeal of
Subdivision Committee's determination to file notices of violation on
property located on west aide of Maxwell Drive, south of Greenwood Drive,
Paradise, AP 59-03-40 & 42 was held at this time. Clay Castleberry,
Public Worka Director, set out the background of the appeal. The street
improvements have been completed.
Hearing open to the public.• Appearing: No•one.
Hearing closed to the public and confined to the Board.
On motion of Supe:roieor Winston, seconded by Supervisor Lemke
and unanimously carried, Public Works is authorized to file the final
parcel map with the findings that the work has been completed sad this
will constitute a certificate of compliance with the following conditions:
1. Indicate a 50 foot leach field free set beck along the west property
line on AP 53-03-41.
2. Construct full urban improvements, i.e. curbs, gutters and sidewalks
along proporty frontage.
3. Deed to Covnty of Butte 30 foot right of way from centerline of Maxwell
Drive.
4. Indicate 50 foot building setback from the centerline of Maxwell Drive.
5. Show all easements of record on final map.
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77-662 ADOPT RESOLUTION 77-57: PUBLIC HEARING: MEYERS STREET A58E5SMSNT
DISTRICT .-...1lErER~ffNING PUBLIC CONVENIENCE AND NECESSITY POR THE Ii~RDVEMENTS
AND ACQUISITIONS.
The public hearing an Meyers Street Assessment District determining
public convenience and necessity for the improvements and acquisitions was
held as advertised. Mr. Robert Brunseli, Attorney, set out the background
of the proceedings. Mr. Everd McCain, Engineer for the project, set out
the background of the establishment of the Assessment District. The
district is being formed is order to apply for EDA funds and Revenue Sharing
funds. The EIR process in not completed as yet. The Board will have
to consider the EIR at a later date. If the funds are not approved, the
property owners will have to take a second look at the project. If theta
ie a problem in getting the funding then the only fees will be for
engineering and legal expenses.
Hearing open Co the public. Appearing:
1. Robert Slade, representing Mr. & Mrs. Glen Russell. Mr,
Blade stated that Mr. and Mra. Russell wish to be excluded from the
proposed Meyers Street Assessment District. Mr. Blade net out the
background of the Russell property. Mr. and Mrs. Russell are willing
to put in the improvements but do not want to be in the Assessment
District.
2, Wayne Turner, representing Lasaea Foods, Inc. Mr. Turner
stated that Lassen Foods is in favor of the Assessment District.
3. Ray Karrington, Rex Products. Mr. Barrington stated that
he is in favor of Che Assessment Diattict. Mr. Barrington stated that
if the District is approved he would like to nee sidewalks eliminated
and rolled curbs regdred.
4. Cley McQovwan. Mr. McQuaasanetated that he was in favor
of the District. Thin would upgrade the area.
Hearing closed to the public end confined to the Board.
Mr. McCain stated that the one property that has already been
excluded might have to be included in the district. There era too many
possibilities at this time. Mr. McCain stated that he recommended rolled
curbs and the elimination of sidewalks ae this is an industrial area.
Oa motion of Supervisor Winston, seconded by Supervisor Moseley
and unanimously carried, the Russell property is excluded from the
Meyers Street Assessment District and that the Russell's enter into
a satisfactory agreement with the City of Chico to install the necessary
improvements; adopt Resolution 77-57 determining public convenience and
necessity for the improvements and acquisitions of Meyers Street
Assessment District and authorized Chairman to sign.
77-663 PUBLIC HEARING: ADOPT RESOLUTION 77-58; ABANDONMENT OF PUBLIC UTILITY
EASEMENT ON LOTS 7 & 8 IN OAKMORE PARK SUBDIVISION PARAAISE WALTER HUTTON
The public hearing on the Walter Hutton, Oakmore Park Subdivision
abandonment of public utility easement on Lota 7 and 8 was held ae advertised.
Hearing open to the public. Appearing: No one,
bearing closed to the public and confined to the Soard.
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Lemke
and unanimously carried, the abandonment of public utility easement oa
Lots 7 and 8 in Oakmore Park Subdivision, Paradise for halter Hutton was
....._ ,,._.,,.._ approved; Resolution 77-58 was adapted and the Chairman authorised to sign
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77-664 PUBLIC~tIEARTNG: WILLIAM E. & RAY STUVE - APPEAL DR CONDITIONS 3, 4
AND 14 TO TENTATI4E PARCEL MAP, AP .42-03-03, 3 LOTS SOUTH SIDE OF BELL
RQAD. 500 FEET WEST OF_ CUSSICK AV$ CRICO.
The public hearing on~the William E, and Kay Stuve appeal of
conditions 3, 4 and 14 to tentative parcel map, AP 42-03-03, 3 lots
south side of Bell Road, 500 feet west of Cvsaick Ave., Chico was held
at this time. Clay Castleberry, Public Works, set out the background
of the appeal.
Hearing open to the public. Appearing: No one.
Rearing closed to the public and confined to the Board.
On motion of Supervisor Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
and unanimously carried, the William E. and Kay 5tuve appeal of conditions
3, 4 and 14 to tentative parcel map, AP 42-03-03, 3 lots south side of
Bell Road, 500 feet west of Cuasick Ave., Chico was denied with the
exception ofjcvrbs, gutters and sidewalks.
77-665 NOTICE OF APPROVAL RECELVED: CRIMCNAL JiTSTICE PLANNING HOME SUPERVISION
PROGRAM - PRf1BATI0N DEPARTMENT
Notice has~been rec6ived that the Criminal Justice Planning
Home Supervision program mandated by AB 3121 within the Probation Department
hen been approved. Total project coat ie $13,293 (federal - $11,964 and
local $1,329). Information; no action necessary.
77-666 APPROVE AMENDMENT TO AMBULANCE SERVICE AGREEMENT THAT WILL IMPLEMENfi
PRIOR BOARD RESOLUTION WRiCH DESIGNATED PERSONS AUTHORIZED TO SIGN 5150 FORMS
On motion o£ Supervisor Winston, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
and unanimously carried, an amendment to ambulance service agreement that
will implement prior Board Resolution which designated persona authorized
to sign 5150 forms was approved and the Chairman authorized to sign.
77-667 APPROVE PAYMENT IN THE AMOUNT OF $601.68 FOR BUTTE COUNTY CASE N0. 58
MEDICAL INDIGENT ALIEN. AND TRANSIENT BILLING: CONTACT IRANIAN Et~ASSY AND
2MHIGRATION DEPARTMENT CONCERNING PA7~tPI' FOR BUTTE COUNTY CASE NOS 62 & 63.
Watt Abkin®, Health Services, set out the background of Case
Nos. 62 and 63. The person has no way to pay the bill and is not eligible
for Medi-cal.
Oa motion of Supervisor Moseley, seconded by Supervisor Lemke
and carried, Che Immigration DepartmenC and the Iranian Embassy are to
be contacted regarding payment of butte County Case Nos. 62 and 63;payment
in the amount of $601.68 for Butte County Case No. 56 was approved and the
Auditor directed to prepare budgettrensfer w3th~funding coming from the
reserve. AYES: Supervisors Lemke, Moseley, Winston and Chairman Richter.
/.BSTAINlNG: Supervisor Madigan.
77-668 STATUS REPORT ON ORD RANCH, OROVILLE AND MOUNTAIN REFUSE TRANSFER
STATIONS CONTINUED TO APRIL 20. 1977 AT 8.301}A bi
Supervisor Winston Baked that he and the new Board members
receive the background materiel on what had ta]cen place last year regarding
the Ord Ranch, Oroville and Mountain Refuse Transfer skations.
Chairman Richter stated that possibly the~State man could coma
up and talk to the Board concerning sealing of the dumgs etc.
The matter is continued to Agrii 20, 1977 at 8:30 a.m. after
BCAG, This is also to be oa the BCAG agenda far the same day. The
refuse people 1n the County are to be notified.
776 6 APPEARANCE: MARVTN BENNETT REGARDING CARDROOM ORDINANCE
Mr. Marvin Sennett stated that he was concerned with the
Cardroom Ordinance that has just been passed. He presented the
Board with a letter. Mr. Bennett is appealing hie denial of an
operator's license.
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Hearing date of May 3, 1977 at 9:30 6.m. set for holding a
hearing on amendment to the Cardroom Ordinance and having the Sheriff's
response.
77-6~APPEARANCES KATHERINE SCOTT.
Ms. Katherine Scott read a statement regarding the water
shortage. Ms. Scott ie very concerned about everyone conserving water.
Ms. Scott is•also concerned about getting more programs for young people
so that they will stay out of trouble.
RECESS: 11:15 a.m.
RECONVENE: 11:26 e.m.
77-671 COMMITTEE APPOINT~D.TO STUDY ~'EASIBILITX OF TASK FORCE TO DEVELOP
DRUG ABUSE RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT FACILITY.
Supervisors Lemke and Moseley ware appointed ae a committee
to study the feasibility of Taek Force to develop Drug Abuse Residential
Treatment Facility.
77-672 .DISCUSSION: FIRE HYDRANT SERVICE CHARGES: DEL ORO WATER COMPANY
Bill Turpin,.Adminiatrative Analyst, stated that the County
has been negotiating with Del Ora Water Company to enter into a contract
similar to some of the other agreements. There has been~ao committment
to Del Oro to pay the bill. Mr. Turpin clarified some of the paints of
the agreement.
Mr. Bob Paulus, Fire Warden, stated that he has looked at the
agreement with Del Oro Water Company. Del•Oro Water Company is pursuing
a maintenance agreement and no money changes hands. Ia ,aigipgi~his, the
County willbe responsible for the hydrants. The back billing should be
~a separate item. Mr. Paulus would like to nee a county wide maintained
system.
~77-63$ AWARD FINAL APPROVAL FOR REHABILITATION ASSISTANCE FOR PROPERTY
LOCATED AT 22 3 D STREET ORAVILLE.
Ward Connerly, Connerly and Associates, Inc., set out the
background of the Rehabilitation Assistance loan.
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Moseley
and unanimously carried, final approval for rehabilitation assistance
loan for property located at 2273 D Street. Oroviile was awarded.
77-674 AUTHORIZE NEGOTIATIONS WITH STATE WIDE ORGANIZATION OF BANK OF
AMERICA FOR FINANCING~irADflPT PROPiISLkS FOR SECTION 312 DIRECT LOAN COSTS
•CD T:.~:: C:~:::~cr1...-..
Werd Cotaterly stated that the State wide organization of ;Bank
of America has an insurance program that would help the Section X7.2 funding.
Section 312 funding is a direct loan to the individual applicants within
the County. Our request was approved but because of the overwhelming
regveat in Region 9 there is not a set amount of money set aside. It is
a first came first serve•basis. The program is restricted to South Oroville.
Section 312 funds must be used for rehabilitating homes it can not be
used to build a new home. The limit is $17,400 for 912 funds. Mr. Connerly
is requeatiag that the Board authorize HCD block grant funds until the
Section 312 funds axe available. Mr. Connery stated that he would like
the Board to authorize the Administrative Officer to submit application
based on Piggy Backing. He would also like approval to piggy back up to
$5000.
On motion~af Supervisor Lemke, secnnded by Supervisor Moseley
and unanimously carried, Connery and Associates were authorized to negotiate
with the State wide organization of Bank of America for insurance programs
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On motion of Supervisor Winston, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
and unanimously carried, the proposal ae submitted pursuant to the memo
for Section 312 direct Ioan coats was adopted.
77-675 DISCU55ION: SUYPLEI~NTARY REHABILITATION FINANCING RE: PIGGYSACRTNG
HCD PROGRAM.
It was moved by 5upervieor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Lemke
that the Administrative Officer be authorized to approve3aup~~,ementary
6ehabi~kdtat~6nl=fiinAncingdfi~oInablBeltr•~egnt :tunift $pctmo~5,000 per application.
To VOte taken ~• this me.
program.
Supervlsor Winston stated that he was concerned at the giggybacking
Diacuesion of condition of homes in the~area under rehabilitation
haG• at this time.
Matter to be continued until after lunch so that the Board can
inspecC the homes being considered.
77-676 AUTHORIZE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER TO SIGH Abi1D SUSAIIT TO THE DEPT OF
HUD ALL SECTION 312 LOAN APPLICATIONS.
On oration of Supervisor Winston, seconded by Supervisor Lemke
and unanimously carried, the Administrative Officer is authorized to sign
end submit to the Department of Housing and Urban Development all Section
312 loan applications.
77-677 AUTHORIZE SUBMISSION OF COMMUNITY SERVICES ADMINISTRATION GRANT
APPLICATION CR_URAZ HOME REPAIR ACTION PROGRAM) .
Mr. Connerly stated that 4hapmantown has rece~nred $45,000
grant approval, This ie not enough money. The grant application to
the Community Services Administration rural home repair action program
in the amount of $100,000 would be for the Chapmantown area.
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Winston
and unanimously carried, the submisaion•of great sgplicatioa is the amount
of $100,000 to Community Services Administration was authorized.
77-678 AUTHORIZE REIMBURSEMENT CONNERLY AND ASSOCIATES, INC. Ili THE AMOUNT
OF $5.000 (HCD BLOCK GRANT FUNDS) FOR TIME AND EAPENSES.
On•motion of Supervisor Winston, seconded by Supervisor Lemke
and unanimously carried, Connerly end Associates, inc. are to be reimbursed
$5,000 from HCD black grant funds for time and expenses.
77-679 AUTHORIZE CHAIRMAN TO SIGN LETTER TO HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
AND UPON FAVORABLE RESONSE, E3~END BUTTE COUNTY FUNDS ANTICIPATION OF
CHAPMANTOWN COMh1UNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT REIMB~~'.
Larry Hraaks, Administration, stated that Chapmantown will
receive public works improvements and that theta will be na residential
rehabilitation during the interim perbd. It is the public worke~improvements
with the revenue•aharing and CETA personnel.
On motion of Supervisor Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Winston
and unanimously carried, the Chairman was authorized to sign letter to
Housing and Urban Development and upon favorable response, expend Butte
County funds anticipating Chapmantown Community Development block grant
reimbursement.
77-6$0 REQUEST FOR $65,000 IN REVENUE SHARING FUNDS FOR•PUBLIC WORKS PROJECT
The request to ailacate $85,000 of revenue sharing funds for
Chapmantown public works ~paa~,~eet m~erials wae•referred the revenue
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RECESS: 12:20 p.m.
RECONVENE: 1:30 p.m.
77-681 AUTHORIZE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER TO APPROVE SUPPT-x'*~'*~'~'sRY REHABTLITATTON
FINANCING FROM SLOCR GRANT FIINDS UP TO $5.000 PER APPLICATION.
Supervisor Madigan withdraws his•motion•at this time.
Supervisor Winston stated What he was opposed to spending
more money to rehabilitate a home when iC would be aheaperta tear it
down and built a new home.
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Lemke
and carried, the Administrative Officer ie authorized to approve supplementary
rehabilitation financing from block grant funds up to $5,000 pax application;
Mr, Connerly is to write a letter foe the Chairman's signature to the
President, our 5enatora and Congressmen netting out the dilemma of housing
costing more to rehabilitate than to build new houses. AYES: Supervisors
Lemke, Madigan, Moseley and Chairman Richter. NOES: Supervisor Winston
77-fr,$2 __APPROVE B[TDGET TRANSFERS ,.
On motion of supervisor LTineton, seconded by ~upervieor Lemke
sad unanimously casried~ the following budget transfera•Were approved:
~ 101 Oroville Justice Court. Transfers $200 from out of county travel to main-
tenance of equipment in order to cover an existing budget deficiency and X6,600 from
the reserve to professicnal and specialized s~udies which will cover the deficiency
and provide additional assigned judge expenses through the balance of the fiscal year.
B,102 Community Action Aeenev. Within the 1976 kiousing rehabilitation program
transfers X1,400.40 from salaries and wages, X3,01$ from consumable supplies, $77$.39 .='
from special departmental expense, and $495.55 from other transportation and travel;
with $291.21 going toward emgloyee benefits and #27.49 to printing and duplicating
costs. 'The remaining ffi5,313.64, together with unanticipated federal revenue of
X29,972' will be utilized to establish a budget for the EOC 1977 housing winterization
program as a result of a grant that was approved by the Community Services Administration
on January 21. This budget includes $1,95C for salaries and wages, X210 for fringe
benefits, $29,161.64 in consumable supplies, x400 for rental and lease of equip::.ent, and
X3,544 in other costs.
B~ Gridley ustice Court. Transfers $750 from jury and withess~:expanse to
office expense in order to provide for the ~,u~chase of law books for the Court.
B- Zo5 Personnel, Transfers X2,000 frou professional'and.~epEaialized services to
publications and legal notieea in order to cover the increased volume of recruitment
and costs of advertising.
B-106 Building and rounds maintenance. Transfers X850 from the reserve to
space preparation in .order to provide an aFpropriation for the contract with
Oene McF'arren to investigate departmental s~sos and prepare sehemnatic drawings '_'or
modification of Paradise County Building. r-"-~"'.."'"`-"`°"°"°"~"-~'--"' -- --
~ 1.07 Treasurer-Tax Collector. 2rans:ers $35$.39 from office expense :.o rents and
leases of equipent in order to cover the lEasa cost of s buffer for on lies equipment.
The contract for this equipment has been c~.elled and the requested trans"er will
cover the final payc:ent which was' not inclc:e3 in the budget.
77-~ APPROVE RENEWAL OF ,VARIANCE FOR MOBILE HOME - RAO$ l7ICH6~S.
On motion of Supervisor Winatoa, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
and unanimously carried, renewal of a variance•to Sections 19-IO and/or
19-12 of the Butte County Code for placement of e~mobile home at 7246
Hewitt Avenue, Palermo, AP 26-12-4-008, Grace Nichols was approved for
a one year period of time.
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7i-684 APPROVE PETTY CASH FUND OF X5200 FOR TREASURER - COLLECTION DEPARTMENT
On motion of Supervisor Winston, seconded by Supervisor Moseley
and unanimously carried, a petty cash fund in the amount of $200 in a local
bank to be used by the Collection Department was approved.
77-685 APPROVE AUCTIONEERS' BONDS.
On motion of Supervisor Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Winston
and unanimously carried, the following Auctioneer's bands were approved:
1. Burger Edwin George
2. Harold L. Smith
77-686 CONCUR WITH PLANNING COMNflSSION: REPORT FROM PIANNTBiG COMMISSION
REGARDING STATE DEPARTMENT OF PARRS AND RECREATION REQDEST TO ESTABLISH
A SEAPLANE LANDING ON OROVILLE LAKE.
Jim Lawson, Planning Director, stated that the Planning Commission
recommended approval of the request to establish a seaplane landing on Lake
Droville with the first mishap being cause for revocation. It was a
5 to 0 vote of the Planning Commission.
On motion of Supervisor Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Winston
and unanimously carried, the Board concurs with the Planning Commission.
77-687 ADOPT RESOLUTION 77-59: PUBLIC HEARING SET FOR ABANDONMENT OF PUBLIC
ROAD, E. 11TH AVE $ETWEBN EAST ESPLANADB DRIVE AND OLEANDER ADJACENT TO
E _ L1ND0 AVENFTE _BETWEEN SNRR AND LABURNUM AVE „ CHICO,
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Moseley
and unanimously carried, the public hearing date of May 10, 1977 at 9:3D a.m.
wen set for abandonment of public road, E. 11th Ave. between Eaet Esplanade
Drive and Oleander adjacent to E. Lando Avenue, between SNRR and Laburnum
Ave., Chico; Resolution 77-59 was adopted and Chairman authorized to sign.
77-688 ADOPT ORDINANCE 1518; INTERIM ZONING FROM S-R TO R-T-1 FOR PROPERTY
ON MORT LANE. CHICO.
Supervisor Madigan stated that he had received call about zoning
3n the area of~the Chico Airport. The Board had interim zoned the property
on Mort Lane S-R zoning. This prohibits mobile homes and all of the
propoerty on Mort Lane is mobile homes. There have been two people
caught in the middle by this zoning.
area.
Jim Lawson, Planning Director, set out the background of the
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Lemke
and unanimously carried, the property on Mort Lane, Chico near the Airport
is rezoned from Interim S-R to Interim R-T-1 until the study of the airport
area can be completed; adopted Ordinance 1818 and authorized Chairman to
sign.
77-689 ADOPT RESOLUTION 77-60: SETTING NEARING DATE TO CONSIDER THE STREET
NAME CHANGES IN PARADISE ADDRESS AREA.
On motionaof Supervisor Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
and unanimously carried, the hearing date to consider the street name
changes in Paradise address area was set for May 17, 1977 at 9:30 a.m.;
adopt Resolution 77-60 and authorized Chairman to sign.
77~69~ APPROVE AGREEMENT FOR SALE~RIGHT_OF WAY ACDUISITION BALD ROCK ROAD
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Winston
s nd unanimously carried, the following agreement for sale was approved;
the Chairman authorized to sign and authorized the Auditor to issue
warrant upon demand of County's escrow agent:
Bald Rock Road 446-5A-71-2 0.333 acre $871 No. impr. $871
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77-691 AUTHORIZE PUBLIC WORKS TO ADVERTISE FOR VENDORS AND NEGOTIATE FOR
SERVICE•PARADISE EXPRESS ..
On motion of Supervisor -Winston,, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
a nd unanimously carried, Public Works was authorized to advertise for
vendors and negotiate for service for Paradise express.
77-692 APPROVAL OF LETTER TO PROPERTY OWNERS, NORTH AVENUE: SIDEWALK, CURB
AND GUTTERS, AUTHORIZATION TO SET GRADES AND DO MINIMUM GRADING SY COUNTY:
STATEMENT OF INTENT TO CONTRACT STREET WORK AFTER SIDEWALK, CURB AND GUTTERS
BY PROP&R'FY OWNERS
Clay Castleberry, Public Works Director, stated that all the
property owners except one have agreed to put is gutters. This person
will put the gutters in in a little time.
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Lemke
and unanimou~3y carried, a letter to the,~property owners on North Avenue
was approved; afteF receipt of letter of promise of sidewalk, curb and
gutters by property owners, authorization to net grads and do minimum •,
grading by county crews; and statement of intent to contract street work
after curbs, gutters and sidewalk by property owners.
77-5 3 APPROVE ROAD AND BRIDGE PROJECTS
On motion~of Supervisor Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
and unanimously carried, the SB325 projects an List I ere approved for
forwarding to BCAG; all projects on List II are authorized to be forwarded
to Planning Commission for compliance with General Plan elements as
required by law and approval to list as proper rojecte for county
transportation plan ugdate including additioaal~iste of projects for
five year planning pprpose; confirm finding that Project List III are
categgrically exempt as they consist of minor reconstruction of existing
roads within existing rights-of-way; and confirm finding that Project
Lint IV are categaricaliy exempt ss they are extending right-of-way.
77-694 APPROVE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS - DAYTON-DURHAM HWY. & DURHAM
HWY. N0, 44251-76-1.
On motion of Supervisor Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
a nd unanimously carried, the plans and specifications for Dayton-Durham
Hwy. & Durham Hwy, No. 44251-76-1 ware•approved; Chairman and Public Works
Director authorized to sign plane; adopt wage scale; and set bid opening
at 11:00 a.m., Public Works Office, April 28, 1977.
77-695 PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR TO MEET WITH ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER AND PERSONNEL
REGARDING EXTRA HELP IN LAND DEVELOPMENT SECTION, CONVERSION OF EXTRA HELP
TO PERMANENT POSITION, AND USE OF CETA PERSONNEL F$HNL',ABA~07ED VEHICLES TO
BE PLACED IN MAPPING. •
Mr. Castleberry stated that in order to get rid of the backlog
of parcel maps from the court action it will be necessary to have some
secretarial help in the land development section. Mr. Castleberry set
out reasons for converting extra-help position into a permanent position.
Mr, Castleberry would like to take the CETA person from abandoned vehicles
and put them in tto~ help with the processing of the maps.
Public Works Director to get together with the Administrative
Officer and Peraonttul•aad come back with a suggestion.
77-696 APPOINTMENT TO CHILD HEALTH AND DISABILITY PREVENTION BOARD CONTINUED
~0 APRIL 12,i 1977
2'he appointment to the Child Health and Disability Prevention
Board is continued to next week, Rpril 12, 1977.
77- REPORT ENCY MEDICAL COMMITTEE - SUPERS''lSOR WINSTON
Supervisor Winston reported to the•Board on•the Emergency Medical
Committee. Shasta Ceunty Soard of Supervisors proposed that a detailed
budget ba submitted. Nine-Eleven ca~¢ittee be augmented to investigate
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P Ci P~ R. Y 0 6 C i~ C 6~ 0 i C s P P E p ~, !9 ~ S f i C Q C~ C C@
the co~nuercial. Change on the council board so representation will consist
of nine Supervisors~on the Hoard. This was suggested at Che meeting is
Redding on March 25, 1977. The Executive Board of Emergency Medical Service
Will not meet until Saturday. Supervisor Winston will report back to the
Board on the matter.
77~u98 ADDT_T_T_ONAL MATTERS PRESENTED BY BOARD MEMBERS
Supervisor Lemke stated that he had received a letter concerning
the dog catcher. 5apei~v~sersLee~kd stated that he would like to have someone
from that department axpleia how it iaJoperated.
Supervisor Moseley questioned the large number of warrants made
out to Title companies. This is to clear escrows and rights-pf-way.
ERECUTIVE SESSION: The Beard recessed et 2:35 p,m. to go into Fhcecutive
Session regarding litigation.
RECONVENE: The Board reconvened at 3:04 p.m. following an Executive Session.
The Board instructed Counsel concerning two litigation matters.
ADJOURNMENT: There being nothing futther before the Board at this time
the meeting was adjourned at 3:05 g.m. to reconvene at 9:00 a.m. on Tuesday,
April 12, 1977.
ATTEST; CLARK A. NELSON, COUNTY CLERK
Hoard of Supervisors Clerk
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Chairman of the Board
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SB 325 Projects 1977-78
1. Public Transoortation '
Qperations and Engineering
2. Clark Road
Complete four-lane widening,
Elliott Road to Bille Road
nub}ect to curb, gutter sad
sidewalk assessment district.
3. Bievcle IInderaass
@ SPRR-Connection Sacramento
Avenue to Chico State '
4. $kyway at Butte Creek
Construct parallel bridge, '
additional funds.
5. Bille and Pentz MaQalia
Intersection revisian~ additional
funding. ($5,000 funded 6y others.)
6. River Road ,
Ord Ferry Road to 2 miles north.
Reconstruction;
7. Lassen_Avenue_C.3 mile)
Burnap to Cohasset Road reconstruction.
Subject to curb, Sutter and sidewalks •
by others. ,
8. Foothill Boulevard
Quiaep Highway to Olive Highway _
reconstruction.
9. Bruce Road '
Humboldt Road to new pavement
(construction and pave gravel portion.)
10. Nelson Avenue
Oroville City Limits to 12th Street.
Reconstruction.
11. Table Mounts n Souleva d rid a at Feather River
Part of local share.
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ROAD & CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM
Clark Roads CF'AU Proiect)
(County share $90,000). Complete $231,000,00
four-lane widening, Elliott Road
to Sille Road subject to curb, gutter
& sidewalk assessment district.
Traffic Si¢nals CFAU Proiect] IQ0,000.00
East Avenue at E1 Paso Way 'and
Pillshury Road
Skvwav fHAS Proiect) 332,000.00
Chico City Limits to 1~ miles north.
Road reconstruction only. .
13ille & Pentz ~fagalia 43,000.00
Intersection revision, additional
fuc~3ing. ($S,000 funded by others},
Skyway @ Su£te Creek 170,0OO.OD
ConstrucC parallel bridge,
additional funds.
Eii ott Road ~ 5,000.00
Aloag County property £roatage, widen
road'to Eit curb, gutter and sidewalk
installed with .general #unds.
lti.ver Road ~ 120,000.00 '
Ord Ferry Road to 2 miles north. .
Reconstructioa.
Lott Road (1.4 Miles) 60,000.00
Oroville-Chico Road southerly.
Reconstruction.
or
Boucher Street
Between 16th & Virginia .
Clevland Avenue '
Martin to Boucher
_ '$" Street
Cleveland to 16th'
16th
Roadside between B Street
to D Street
The streets listed in this project axe in Chapman Town and can only be constructed i~ a
storm drainage system with curb and gutter is constructed. Streets are proposed princi-
pally to be widened salvaging the existing street work if possible,
LIST .
ROAD . ,ISTRUCTION PR0~4M
' Continued
Chico River Road @ PEiller Avenue
Intersection repision, cooperative
project with Chico
Dayton Road
McIntosh Avenue to Archer Avenue
would fill in gap between project
previously constructed and proposed.
Dayton Road realignment project.
Bennett Road (i.3 miles)
Hamilton Nord-Cana Road westerly.
Reconstruction.
Oresion & Randoi~h Avenues
Gridley city limits to Little Avenue.
Minor widening to fit Goth Gridley
project.
Watt Lane mile
Stimpsoa Road north, chipseal
j,aPorte Road
Additional funding (cut last year )
Rockefeller Road
Complete gravel and chipseal
Nelson Avenue
Oroville city Limits to 12th Street
Reconstruction.
Table rEountain Boulevard $ridste @ Feather River
Part of local share
a)3, Id Rock Road
Additional funding
nth & Yolo C,4 mile total)
Reconstruction
Public Tranpsortation
Operations & engineering (carrgovex 7677 funds)
Qroville-~Quincv HiRhway C 6 miles
Mountain House to Ylumas County line.
chipseal portion of County share of
U.S.F.S. jab,
umboddt A ad Brid a Colb Creek ,
$icvcle Underpass @ SPRR
Connection SacrataentoAvenue to
Chico State ( County Share)
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$ 35,000.00
15,000.00
60,000.00
6,800.00
7,000.Op
so,ooo.oo
17,000.00
65,000.00
100,000.00
25,000.00
30,000,flO
45,143.00
25,006.00
20,000.06
, 25,ooo.oa
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• ROAD &`cONSTRlTCTION PRAM
Continued "
Skvwav
Woodward to 5teiffer includes
Colter and Fremont intersection
Crafe Avenue (.$ mile)
Palermo-Honcuk to Citrus
reconstruction.
Lassen Avenue (.3 mile)
Surnap to Cohasset Road reconstruction. ,
Subject to curb, gutters & sidewalks by
others.•'
Foothill__Boulevard_
Quincy Highway to Olive Highway reconstruction.
Hamilton Roa d_( 2 miles
SR 99 to Ricetoa Roads Chipseal
Bruce Road
Humboldt Raad to new pavement
(construction and pave gravel portion).
Pffscellaneous Culverts
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$100,OD0.00
35,000.00
65,000.00
65,000.00
50,000.00
50,000.OD
9,200.00
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C T P CALLY EXEEtPf Itt~~: EhVIROPt~NfAL F~V7~'rT PRUCED~FtE5
1. Ha~.lton~ord Cana Hirhwav
t;ilson lauding Road to Anita Road
.2. HumbeL Road Enid a at Butte Cree
3. TraffY,c 5izna.].3
Fast Avenue at Fi].lsbttrp Road and Fast Avernie at 1?l Faso lrlay
b. Ei]1e Road at Pentz-N a intersection revision
5. Elliott Road
Install curb, gutter. and sidet~allc a~.ong eating road
6. Chico River Road at Huller Egad lasterseation revision
7. Bennett Road
Hilton-Nord Cana to 1 mile treat
8. Lott Road •
Orov311e-Chico ttrry, to 1.~ rail,es south
9. Nelson Avenue
Ororille Cfty T3mdts to 12th Street
1~. Fifth Street and Yola Avenue
~xt2t street to Grand Avanno -
11. Humboldt Road. $ridcre at Colb,~ C,~r,,,eek
7.2. S ~ '
~loodward Avernze to 5tiexfer Road
13. Craitc Aveaua
t'alexwo-tiaricut Hay. to Citrus Avenue '
14. Lassen Avenue
Burnap Avenue to Cohasset Road
l5. Foothill Blvd.
Orovi.lla-Qui.nc~r Hwy. to FootMll Blvd.
lb. Bru,~ a Road
Hur.~boldt Road to 0.8 miles south
17. Ba on Raid
F~Intosh Avenue to Archer Avenue
2F3. Boucher ~'traet
loth Street to Virginia street
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Categarlcally exempt under
Enviroarnntal Review Procedures
lg. Cleveland Aversua
i~~rtia Street to Baueher Street
Rpm n~n ttseet .
yC}.svelaad ~venve to loth Street
21. lbt_,,~ r,,,~eet
.^B^ Street to nD^ Street
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f~`:.;1 SE.~.I.C..t, :a~+Q iF1'k~R SUK3?::Qtik:~T AL'k'k.OV:ti,.
~t.A°N.:~G. k5U1Ti0TIL.~;TTQ~ ~0 UEST.G?t
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t~'a rnar $ . e•ea?_t ExCens i ~.~, .
i'ast '6tkt Cu 11th- and !rest Lindo
to East r~:cnue. - .
Bisc:unaua Road ..
Foster to Skyway •
Ta31e r[euntain Brid e
Funding Vocal plus federal: bridge replacatnent. -
Skyway _S: I•'aRStaff
Traffic signals -
. Bruce Road Extension .
East'Sth to Freeway -- Ey California Park Developers ~ _ - •
Lincoln Boulevard:
Las Plumas Avenue to Kusel Road Extension
Cohasset Road
Front end of last.construetion project northeasterly.
East Avenue
Esplanade to Rt. 32 widening by frontictg property o~mers. .
Sacra=aeato Avenue •
City-limits to Chico River Road.- ,
S,.:Yway
.~ mile east of Butte Creek to Real Road, •
B.ille to Pentz -
. Goodspeed-Watt ~ .
Bridge at Eutte Creak
Oroville-Quinces ," •
Foothill to Oak: Way. E