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April 6, 1976
STATE OF CALIFORNIA ; SS.
COUNTY OF BU1i1~E )
The Board of Supervisors met at 9:00 a.m. pursuant to adjournment.
Present: Supervisors Ladd, Madigan, i~Kllop, Richter and Chairman Cameron.
Clif Nickelson, Administrative Officer, Dan $lackstock, County Counsel, and
Clark A. Nelson, County Clerk, 6y Margie Catt, Board of Supervisors Clerk.
Pledge of allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America
76-508 APPROVAL OF MINUTES
n motion o Supervisor McK€Ilop, sewnded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, the minutes of March 30, l976 were approved as mailed.
76-509 COMMUNICATEONS
ague o men Otero. The League urges reopening of the public hearing on the
//3,pd Stilson Canyon rezone. Ieferred to hearing scheduled for 10:30 a.m. this
date .
Bachman Engineering. The Firm on behalf of Mr. A.O. Hill, appeals the Planning
Commission's determination that on environmental impact report is required
~/ 3.OS' ~ on the parcel map for his client. Set for hearing on Tuesday, April 27, 1976
at 10:30 a.m.
Bachman Engineering. On behalf of W€Iliam T. He€nrich, the Firm appeals the Planning
~ Commission's determinatio n thaT the environmental impact report is required
~/ ~ ~~ S' for AP 4Z-09-07. Set for hearing on Tuesday, April 27, 19.x'•6• at 10:30 a.m.
John D. Drake, Chico. Mr. Drake protests the findings of the Environmental Review Committee
requiring an E.I.R. ba submitted for sewage outfall an AP 44-053-37 and 38
//.3 • ~~ on the northeast comer of Lassen Avenue and Freeway 99, Chico. Discussed;
re#erred back to Planning Commission. See motion following communications.
Reclamation District No. 2054. The District requests that a spacial tax be levied,
pursuant ro the Water Code, upon land only, to raise budgeted maintenance
/ Q D..S~ and operation funds. Referred to Auditor.
Mental Health Advisory Board. Mr. John Pblsan, chairman, writes conceming~dhe
~ ~ C. d ~ I~ck of a comprehensive and coordinated informational and referral services
in the county, Discvssed._.Mental Health Advisory Committeg to make study
~,,~and document that such a service is needed,,,_lyo action taken at this time.
U.S.D.A., Forest Service. The Forest Service advises that they have acquired fond
from a Mrs. Borgnino and Mrs. Harding as of March 30•;-.197G•and•in accordance
~ 0 b . 3~ with Revenue and Taxation Code Section 4986 requests cancellation of taxes
as of acquisition date, and that taxes which hove accrued prior to that date
• be transferred to the unsecured roll. Discussed. Referred to Assessor for study.
Ch€co Area Recreation ~ Park District. V4Fite urging Board to take action on the Bidwell
Raver Park Transfer to State Department of Parks $ i~creation. Letter read and
discussed. Supervisor Richter stated he had met with mcmbero of the District.
It was felt that if the transfer is not worked out, the funds might not be made
available. it is imperative that the Boarci make it clear that it is their intent
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to expedite the transfer. See motion following communications.
Bachman Engineering. Appeal of Planning Commission `s denial of the Norseman Estates
/ / 3, p S, "~ tentative subdivision map. Hearing set for April 27, 1976 at II:00 a.m.
J. M. Edwards. Petition for variance to place a mobile home on property located at
/ {3. C ~,,, 420 Woodward Drive, Magalia. Set For hearing on April 27, 1976 at 2:00 p.m.
Department of Housing and Urban Development. Write eonceming the preapplication for
Community developmen# discretionary grant funds. They report that the
funding was approved in the amount of $435,000, Hearing that had been
scheduled to today at 1;30 set over to Tuesday, April 13, 1976 at 2;00 p.m.
Letter read and discussed.
Mrs. Lucile Mundell. She writes requesting the continuance of Chico Clipper Taxi Service.
'] ! t7 . C C Discussed; referred to Clay Castleberry.
Claim. Patricia Ann McKinley, acting on behalf of Pamela May Buss, claimant,
l d 4. Z~ presents claim in the amount of $30,000.00. See motion following communications.
Warren H. Humbert, Chairman-Public Works Committee-Grant Jury. He writes concerning
the investigation of the real estate fraud matter, Copy of letter filed with Clerk.
76-510 REFER~> LETTER OF JOHN D. DRAKE, CHICO TO PLANNING COMMISSION
vn morion or auperv~sor n~cRiEiop, seconaea ey wpervisor maaigan ana
unanimously carried, the letter of John b. Drake, Chico, protesting the findings of
the Environmental Review Committee requiring an E.LR. was referred to the Planning
Commission.
76-511 EXPRESS INTENT TO EXPEDITE TRANSFER OF BIDWELL RIVER PARK TO STATE
DEPARTMENT OF PARKS ~ REC REATIO N
On motion of Supervisor Ric ter, seconded by Supervisor MclGillap and
unanimously carried, the Board made it clear that it is their intent to expedite the
transfer of Bidwell River Park to the State Department of Parks $, Recreation as
quickly as possible, and will take whatever steps necessary to insure the transfer.
76-512 REJECT CLAIM OF PAMELA MAY RUSS
On motion o Supervisor Ma igan, seconded by Supervisor Richter and
unanimously carried, the claim of Pamela Moy 1L~ss by Patricia Ann McKinley -dn•
the amount of $30,000 was rejected and referred to the County's Insurance Carrier.
ITY ACTION AGENCY GOVERNING BOARD
76- APPROVE TEC CA C TANT CONTRACT & TECHNICAL SERVICES CONTRACT
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unanimously carried, the technical consultant contract with Audrey Downes to provide
a series of training meetings for Head Start Mountain Base parents and the technical services
contract with the Family Services Association to provide !8 hours of scoff training to Head
Start personnel was approved and the Chairman authorized to sign both contracts,
76-514 APPROVE LEAVE OF ABSENCE: TERRY MATTOS
On motion o Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Richter aohd
unanimously carried, anon-compensated maternity leave of absence to commence Noy 5,
1976 was approved for Terry Mottos, as requested by the Health Director.
76-515 WAIVE SECOND READING OF SALARY ORDINANCE AMENDMENT: ADOPT
ORDINANCE NO. 1707
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, the second reading of the salary ordinance which reclassifies a vacant resident ,
deputy sheriff to a regular deputy sheriff position prd reorganizes the Public Works Shop and
Stores supervisory unit was waived. Page 234.` April b, 1976
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On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded 6y Supervisor Madigan and
carried, Ordinance 1707 amending the salary ordinance was adopted and the Chairman
authorized to sign.
AYE5: Supervisors Madiganz McKillopt _liichtor an~j, Chairman Cameron
NOES: Supervisor Ladd
76-516 WAIVE FIRST READING: SALARY ORDINANCE, CETA
A sa ary o finance erne ment as en prepare which will provide for
implementation of the First phase of the CETA transitional plan prepared 6y the Administrative
Office.
Time spent discussing the_group supervtsors positions at Juvenile hall.
Mike Pyeatt explained the operation at juvenile hall. Use of the group supervisors
set out; population at the hall is on the increase.
Supervisor Ladd felt the Board would be able to make a more knowledgeable
decision if they had a list of all the Manpower positions that were expected to be transitioned.
Ms. Mickelson said a list could be prepared and sent to the Board members.
Jim Rackerby, Personnel Director, stated there was going to be reduced
funding in public funds and a decision was going to have to be made to lay-off some
of the CETA employees.
Sup: rvisor Richter felt the County should continue to fund the employees
that are needed with CETA funds and then reduce the positions at a later date.
Use of CETA employees discussed, It was felt that in the proposed ordinance,
the six group supervisor positions could be eliminated for the present.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor ]_add and
unanimously carried, the first reading of the salary~• ordinance amendment was waived,
with the elimination of the six group supervisors for Probation.
76-517 APPROVi: AGREEMENT WITH NORTHERN CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF LOCAL GOVERN
The county has been requested to participate as a member of the institute of Local
Government, A cooperative agreement has been prepared to permit the county to participate.
This will provide training services for governmental agencies. Background set out by
Mr. Rockerby. This will provide an opportunity to have someone from the County sit on
the Boord of Directors.
On motion of Supervisor Madigon,seconded by Supervisor Richter and
unanimously carried, the cooperative agreement with Northern California Institute of
Local Government was approved, Chairman authorized to sign, and with the stipulation
that the Personnel Director be the County's representative on the Board of Directors.
76-518 AUTHORIZE OVERNIGHT TRAVEL, OFFICERS OF SHERIFFS DEPARTMENT
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and unanimously
carried, request of Sheriff for authorization for W. R. Hopkins and Donald Pederson to
attend a statewide School Resource Officers Association meeting in Fresno, April 8-9
at an estimated cost of $6I, was approved.
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76-519 APPROVE LEASE AMENDMENT ON UPTRAP PROPERTY
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, the lease amendment on Liptrap property qt the corner of
Ib~binson and Huntoon Streets, which stipulates amonth-to-month at~$IQ4 per month
was approved and the Chairman was authorized to sign.
76-520 APPROVE FOUTS SPRINGS BOYS CAMP CONTRACT
An increase rn t rate c rge to counties or placement at the camp
becomes effective July f, 1976. The cost per ward per month increases from $625
to $680, with al[ provisions of the prior contract remaining the same.
On motion of SupervisorRichter, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and
unanimously carried, the contract with Counties of Solana, Yolo and Colusa for
housing juvenile court words was approved and the Chairman was authorized to sign.
76-521 DISCUSSION: CITY OF CHICO/COUNN LIBRARY AGREEMENT
A roug draft conso idation proposa s e en prepared y both the City
and the County. Mr. Mickelson said the action requested was comments and instructions
to go back into negotiations with Chico City Counsel. Disagreement cantered around
liability for maintenance of structure and accrued benefits for employees that would be
transferred to the new operation. Benefits discussed. Mr. Rackerby said he would be
able to adjust the pay scale for the people being transferred. The employee would
not take a cut financially.
Dan Blackstock, County Counsel, stated he had received a telephone call
from Jo Terry, County Librarian, and she wants the County to have a provision in the
agreement to the effect that she can transfer books around. The Board felt this request
was logical. One discussion that will have ro be held will be as~to the ownership of
the books. That is the major modification to the agreement.
It was felt that the County should go ahead with the agreement as set out.
No action taken at this time.
76-522 BUDGET TRANSFERS APPROVED
On motion o Supemwr d, sewnded by Supervisor AAadigan and
unanimously carried, the following budget transfers ware approved:
B-135 _Co, unty Service Area #26.Thetmalito Sewer. Transfers $2.000
from legal services to structusen and improvements in order to cover increased
constsuetion contract costs caused by several change orders. This appropriation
trans€er acs approved by the Thermalito Irrigation District Board on March 20,197b
5-146 Animai Control: Transfers $b,ODO from salaries and cages -regular
to professional and specialized services in order to pay increased 1974/75
' settlement costs with the cities of Chico and Oraville for leased pound
facilities and animal control services.
~~~ 8-148 Memorial Halls. Transfers $990.61 fiem utilities to household
expense to pay fbr unanticipated increases of janitorial supplies and Crash
disposal.
e-144 Memorial Halls. Transfers $43.97 from structures and improvements _
to equipment in order to cover the•eost of folding chairs which were
underestimated during budget preparation.. 1
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8-150 Eiectione. Transfers $400 fmm rents and leases -equipment to
equipment maintenance in order to pay maintenance costa of an ISM keypunch
unit which was Eo be replaced by a Univac modes which has not as yet arrived.
B-152 Board of Suaervisors. Transfers $1,400 from extra help to
office expense due to the unanticipated increase in the number of notices of
public hearings.
B-153 Auditor-Controller. Transfers $500 from out of county overnight
trips to other transportation and travel which is necessary to cover the cost
of day trips originally budgeted as overnight, unanticipated trips to
meetings and conferences related to the cost allocation plan and the increase
in the mileage rate:
B-154 Personnel. Transfers $l,ODO from special departmental expense
to office expense in order to cover unanticipated increases in postage and
printing costs.
76=523 LA55EN AVENUE ASSESSMENT DISTRICT BID OPENING ~ LASSEN AVENUE,
BETWEEN ESPLANADE ~ BURNAP AVENUE PROJECT NO. 57183-74-I, BID OPENING
i s r Lassen Avenue essment District an assen Avenue, tween
Esplanade and Bumap Avenue, project No. 57183-74-I were opened in the Conference
Room at this time. Clay Castleberry, Director of Public Works, will report on the
bids la#er in the meeting.
76-524 AUTHORIZE PURCHASE OF NEW REFRIGERATOR: HEALTH SERVICES AGENCY
On motion o Svperv sor a , sewn e y pemsor Ric ter an
unanimously carried, purchase of a laboratory refrigerator~'reezer combination at a
cost of $242 to be purchased from savings realized from other laboratory fixed assets
accounts ($274) and laboratory supplies ($150) was authorized and the Auditor was
directed to prepare a budget transfer.
Purchase of an emergency portable oxygen unit for use in Paradise and outlying
counties, at a cost of approximately $150 is requested. Sufficient funds exist within the
equipment account as two otoscopes previously budgeted were removed from the stock
of ald hospital equipment and kept for clin[c use.
Supervisor Ladd questioned the purchase of this unit. Dr. Enloe said this
unit would be for use in the clinics that move around,; he Felt the unit was needed.
On motion of Supervisor McKillap, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, purchase of portable oxygen unit was authorized.
76-525 APPLICATION FOR BOWLING ALLEY APPROVED
App station as en ma e y C ay McGowan and W.D.Stile for a bowling
alley at 2397 Esplanade. Application contains names of ten freeholders as required
by ordinance. Dan Blackstock, County Counsel, stated this requirement is an
ancient provision in the County Code. Application diswssed.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and
unanimously carried, application for bawling alley approved.
Mr. 8lackstock said they were working on an ordinance to delete this
provision from the Code. page 237.
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76-526 ADOPT RESOLUTION 76-74 REQUESTING CONTINUATIOJ OF TOTAL FEDERAL
FUNDING OF THE iNDO-CHINESE NIETNAMES) REFUGEE PROGRAM
Qn mot ono $upernsor K~ op, sewn e y Supervisor digan and
unanimously carried, Resolution 76-74 requesting continuation of total FederaE
funding of the Indo-Chinese (Vietnames) refugee program was adopted and the
Chairman authorized to sign.
76-527 GRANT EXTENSION OF TIME FOR FILING OF CONFLICT OF INTEREST CODE:
LIME SADDLE COMMUNITY SERVICE DISTRICT
On motion o Superv sor igan, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and
unanimously carried, time for filing conFlict of interest codes~.was extended to
November I, 1976 for the Lime Saddle Community Service pistrict.
76-528 DISCUSSION OF CHICO CLIPPER OPERATION
C co C japer operation iscusse ~ e McEnespy said operations had
ceased last Wednesday. The employees kept the operation going until the insurance ran
out. They were unable to provide the monies to take out a new insurance policy.
An add is being run in the Chico paper asking for interested parties to
wntoct the County for re-instdiement of the service. Mr. Castleberry wmmented
on the letter from Mrs. Lucile Mundell, who requests that the service be continued.
Certified letters have been sent to all known vendors and they have been
given to April 13th in which to respond. Members of the review committee will
screen the applicants.
No action taken at this time; to be placed on next week's agenda.
76-529 APPROVE APPOINTMENTS TO SPECIAL COMMITTEE TO REVIEW AND
RECOMMEND BOUNDRIES FOR A LIMITED BURNING ORDINANCE !N CHICO
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, the following were appointed to a special committee to review
and recommend boundries for a limited burning ordinance in Chico:
Orrin Stratton
Gene Bell
76-530 REPORT ON BIDS RECEIVED FOR LASSEN AVENUE ASSESSMENT DISTRICT &
LASSEN AVENUE BETWEEN ESPLANADE & BURNAP AVENUE CHICO
C ay Cost a rry;., Director of Pu is Wo s, reported on t e ids
received as follows:
Lassen Avenue Assessment District
Byrne -Red Bluff. _ __ _--
2, .70
Quintana, Tahoe 559,656.10
Baldwin 504,652.10
Lassen Avenue Pro(ect
Ib~6inson $171,917.50
Quintana 192,000.00
Butte Creek 168,694.00
McAm is 142, 765,00
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No action taken at this time. Bids to be reported to engineer of work and
bond counsel.
RECESS: The Board recessed at 10:20 for coffee break and to hold a short executive session.
RECONVENED: The Board reconvened at 10:30 following coffee break and executive session,
7b-531 PUBLIC HEARING: DISCUSSION 8~ CLARIFICATION OF REOPENING STILSON
CANYON REZONE HEARING
T e pu is earmg for discussion and clarification of reopening Stilson
Canyon rezone held at this time. Dan Blackstock, County Counsel, explained the
rezoning procedure. The area was zoned A-2, if the Ordinance was invalid it would revert
back to the A-2. Mr. Blackstock recommended that the Board refer it back to the
Planning Commission for further study. The Board would then react to the zoning.
Chairman Cameron suggested that the people return when the public hearing is held.
Appearing:
John Schooling, Stilson Canyon, who asked iFn*r clarificationof the proposed
re-hearing of the Stilson Canyon rezone. Dan Blackstock responded, saying that the
Planning Commission will hold a hearing as if it was a new proposal. Rezoning discussed.
Mr. Schooling is in favor of an S-R zoning.
Howard Toussaint commented on the wells and water wntrol aspects of the area
in question, stating that some of it would not meet the requirements. Supervisor Ladd said
that it was inconceivable that the Board would make a zoning that would be harmful to
the health and welfare of the community.
Irvine Schlaf stated that he did not plan to do anything before the new
hearing is set. He explained that there were sixteen lots in the subdivision. He said
that people were disturbed about something that was not going to happen.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, the Board voted to implement the recommendation of County
Counsel and refer the rezoning of Stilson Canyon back to the Planning Commission for
rehearing.
76-532 DISCUSSION: CONDITION ~2, MUNJAR ACRES SUBDIVISION
im awson, Panning p~rector, sal tat con ition o. was the one dealing with
improvements. With this condition deleted, all that is left is a fifty foot building setback.
The problem being that there were people coming in wanting certificates of compliance.
Supervisor Madigan stated that if certificates of compliance were to be given, they better
~.. start a drainatae district. -- ,-
" _ Oa motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and carried,
the Board voted to relieve the .applicant of that portion of .the'cbnditioit:xe-
•quiring the applicant to•"form.a~serviae area, but the balance of said ciindition •
requiring installation of impzA_.icmenta was retained with=the und~erstandiag that
' the developer would loin a service area when l,t is formed. .~.
AYtJ: JUperV l5ar5 Laaa, IYM
NOES: Chairman Cameron.
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76-533 APPROVAL OF TENTATIVE PARCEL MAPS RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAL
n motion o Supervisor Ric ter, secon e y Supervisor igan an
unanimously carried, the following tentative parcel maps recommended for approval were
approved, subject to the conditions, with the findings that they have been found to be
cans!:tort with the Butte County Genera) i?lan and that negative declarations have been
filed with the County Clerk:
Zoned A-2 Hex Ashauer~ AP 62-20-89 , 3 lots, north o£ Bald
G,P, Timber Mt. Hock Haad~ southwesterlq bf Galen Ridge Road.
Terrain Engineer: Graves, Geddis, & Driscoll
Pursuant to Che requirements of Section 20.3 of the Butte County Code, the tentative
parcel map of the above identified property hoe been reviewed by the Butte County
Subdivision Committee and the Planning Commission.
The Subdivision Committee and the Planning Commission recommend approval of the ten-
tative map, subject to the following conditions;
1. Designate the well site on each parcel.
2. Proof of water,
3. Provide traversable access, and consCrucC to RS8 LD3 standard.
4. Verify legal access.
5. A11 easements of record to be shown on the final map.
6. Provide a road maintenance agreement.
A Negative Declaration Regarding Environmental Impact was filed with the County Clerk
on February 9, 1976.
The timber mountain classification is intended for those areas which have value as
Limber producing areas, watershed areas, aGenic areas, recreational areas and areas
which by their character and particular topography require special treatment and
protection to mitigate potential damage. Residential development in these areas where •-':~
thetopagraphy of the land will allow a minimum amount of damage by way of erosion, ,
siltation, surface and ground water polluCion or the destruction of scenic and historical
areas. Density should be considered on the basis of these •factors and weighed against
alternate use oE•the areas for timber production, recreation and watershed protection.
Zoned A-2 Rex Ashauer~ AP 62-23-30-~ 4 lotsi south of Bald Huck
G.P. Timber Mt. Road, west of Rockerfeller Road, Engineer: Graves,
Terrain Geddis, & Driscoll
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 20.3 of the Butte County Code, the tentetiv e
parcel map of the above identified property hoe been reviewed by the Butte County
Subdivision Committee and the Planning Commission.
The Subdivision Committee and the Planning Commission recommend approval of the tentative
map, subject to the following conditions;
1. Provide proof of water or place the statement on the map as required by the
Ordinance.
2. Provide traversable access to RS8 7.D1 standard.
3. Verity legs 1 access.
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4. Tndicste a 50 ft. building setback from the Centerline of the access easement.
5. Obtain an encroachment permit.
6. Delineate on the final map all easements of record.
7. Provide a road maintenance agreement.
8. Basements to be reserved in deeds.
A Negative Declaration Begirding Enviraamental Review was filed with the Gounty Clerk
on March 1, 1976.
The timber mountain classification is intended for those areas which have value
ae timber producing area e, watershed areas, scenic area e, recreatidnal areas and areas
which by their character and particular topography require spacial treatment and pro-
tection to mitigate potential damage. Residential development in these areas where the
topography of the land will allow a minimum amount of damage by way of erosion, siltation
, surface and ground water pollution or the destructiin of scenic and historical areas.
Density should be considered on the basis of these factors and weighed against'elteraate
use of the areas for timber production,.recreatioa and watershed protection.
Zoned AR-MH ~ Larry iToodward, AP 31-172-31, 2 Tots, east aide o£
G.P. 5-8 du/ac 6th Street, between•Plumas and Nelson Ave.,
Thermalito
Pursuant to the requirements o£ Section 20.3 of the Butte County Code, the tentative
parcel map of the above identified property has been reviewed by the Sutte County Subdiv-
ision Committee and the Planning Commission.
The Subdivision Qommittee and the Planning Department recommend approval of the ten-
tative map, subject to the following conditions:
1. Show sll easements of record on the final map,
2. Indicate a 50 ft. building setback from the centerline of 6th Street
A Negative Declaration Ragardiag 8nvironmental Impact was filed with the County Clerk
on March 8, 1976.
Zoned A-2 i~'red p. Hignell, III, AP 48-203-32,33,34, & 35,
G.P. 1-4 du/ac 4 Iota, south aide of Maazanita Ave., across from
to 5-8 du/ae Marigmld Ave., Chico. Engineer: McCain Assoc.
Pursuant to tha•requirementa of Section 20.3 of the Sutte County Code, the tentative
parcel map of the above identified property hie been reviewed by the Butte County
Subdivision Committee and the Planning Commission.
The Subdivision Committee and the Planning Commission recommend approval of the ten-
tative map, subject to the following conditions: `
1. 4erify location of leach lines on Parcel 1 sad if they cross the proposed property
lines relocate so they are contained entirely on Parcel I.
2. Abandon well on Parcel 1 is a manner satisfactary~to the ''Health Department or
increase size of Parcel 1 to meet they mininnaa requirements of the Ordinance.
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3. Abandon and fill•~tke~~e11'located in the southeasterly corner of Parcel 2 to the
.'. satisfaction of the Health Department.
4. The engineer is to submit a statement to Che Health Department certifying as to the
method is which the wells were filed and abandoned.
5. Indicate a 100 ft. septic+tank free setback line from the 10-year high water line
along Lindo Channel.
6. Deed to the County of Butte 30ft. right-or-way from the centerline of the future
extension of Marigold Ave, and the centerline of Manzanita Ave.
3. Aeveloper to check with the County of Butte and City of Chico as to the align-
ment of Marigold Ave.
8. Indicate a 50 ft. building setback from the centerline of Marigold Ave. and Manzanita
Ave.
9. Show all easements of record on the final map.
10. Provide 65 ft. of frontage to the publicly maintained road along the setback line
on Parcel 2.
11. Redesign Parcel 1 to a more desirable ~ot design.
A Regative Declaration Regarding Environmental Impact stns filed with the County Clerk
on March B, 1976. !
Zoned SR-1 Fred Hignell, III, AP 46-55-25, 2 iots,'north of j
G.P. 1-4 du/ac Stilson Canyon Road, adjacent to Little Chico
Creek. Engineer: Riegel & Assoc.
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 20.3 of the Butte County Code, the tentative
parcel map of the above identified property has been reviewed by the Butte County
Subdivision Committee sad the Planning Commission.
The Subdivision CoomSittee and the Planning Commission recommend approval of the ten-
tative parcel map. subject to the following conditions:
1. Verify legal access.
2. Provide traversable access.
3. Indicate a 50 ft. building setback from the centerline of the 60 ft. easement.
!+. Show e11 easements of record on the final map.
5. Provide a•road maintenance agreement.
6. Indicate location of well and a 100 ft, radius around said wall on parcel to the
east of Parcel 2.
7. Show a location for well on Parcel 2 satisfactory to the Health Department and a
100 ft. septic tank free radius around said well.
8. Indicate a 100 ft. septic tank free setback from the 10-year flood line of Little
Chico Creek.
A Aegative Declatation Regarding Environmental Impact vas filed with the County Clerk
as March B, 1476.
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Zoned A-2 Helen iJilsaaf AP 62-26-26, 4 lots, east of Bald Rock
G.P. Timber Mt. Road, approx. ~; mile southeast of Zink Bd., Engineer:
Terrain Graves, Geddis & Driscoll
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 2p.3 0£ the Butte County Code, the tentative
parcel Map of the above identified property has been reviewed by the Sutte County
Subdivision Committee and the Planning Commission.
The Subdivision Committee and the Planning Commission recormnend approval of the ten-
tative map, subgect to the following conditions:
1. Provide traversable access to R,SB LD1 standards.
2. Obtain ea encroachment permit.
3. Deed to the County of Butte 30 ft. right-of-way from the centerline of Bald Rock
Road.
!+. Indicate a 50 ft. 'building setback from Che centerline of Bald Rock Road and the
access easement.
5. Show all easements of record on the final map.
6. Provide a road maintenance agreement.
7. Provide non-exclusive public easements for ingress and egrea and for public
utilities and to be reserved in deeds.
8. Shaw all areas in excess of 307. grade and note on final map that said areas
are nor usable for installation of septic tank systems.
9. Proof of water or place the statement on the map as required by th.: Ordinance.
10. Redesign so that proposed road easement centerline becomes the southerly boun-
dary of Parcel 1, the northerly boundary of Parcel 2, limiting access to Parcel
,2 to the 60 ft. easement.
Note: This is a further down-parcelling of the timber-movntainaus areas, and is in
conflict with the General Plan.
A Negative Aaclaraxion.Regarding Environmental Impact was filed with the County Clerk
on March 8, 1976.
The timber mountain classification is intended £or those areas which have valve as
timber producing areas, watershed areas, scenic areas, recreational areas and areas
which by their character and particular topography require special treatment and
protection to mitigate potential damage. Residential development is these areas
where the topography of the land will allow a minimum amount of damage by way of
erosion , siltation, surface and ground water pollution or the destruction of scenic
and historical areas. Density should be considered as the basis of these factors
and weighed against alternate use of the~ereas for timber production, recreation and
watershed protection.
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,j,6-534 DISCUSSION JOffi1 D. DR4K6. CHICO. - .
Mr. Araks protests the findings of the Environmental Review Committee requiring as
EIR be submitted for sewage outfall on AP 44-053-37 and 38 on the northeast corner of
Lassen Avenue and Freeway 99, Chico.
Jim I.awsoa, Planning Director stated that Mr. Drake had covered ell the bases and
was now Daly trying to expedite his application. Ynformation. No action taken.
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76~~-? PiTBLIC -WORKS DIRECTOR AUTHORIZED TO ACCBP`P IFCREASED AMOLFNT IN EAIrtffijUAKE
DTSASPi3R FUNDS.($274.100)
"~ On motion Supervisor McKillop,aeconded by Supervisor Madigan and unanimously
carried the authorization was given for the Public Works Director to accept the in-
creased amount in earthquake disaster funds. The amount being $274,•00.00.
76-536 REMODELING OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE APPROVED
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by•Supervisor Madigan and unanimously
carried the Board voted to authorize $1,000.00 remodeling of the Public Works Office and
setting up of work order.
On motion of Supervisor McKiilop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and unanimously
carried the Board voted to waive the second reading and adopt Ordinance 1708. Chairman
authorized to sign.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and smanimously
carried the Board voted to approve plans and specifications and the Chairman and Public
Works Director authorized to sign plans; adopt wage scales and set bid opening at 11:00
a.m., Public Works office, April 29, 1976.
7~~4 APPROVAL OF CHANGE ORDER_IN THE AMOUNT OF $1.936.00: PARADISE LIBRARY
On motion of Supervisor McKillap, seconded by Supervisor Richter sad unanimously
carried the Board voted to approve the change order in the amount of $1,936.00 (structural)
and electrical).
-540 AGREEMENTS FOR SALE RIGHT-OF-WAY AC UTSITIONS WERE APPROVED
Oa motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and unanimously
carried the agreements .for solo, right of way acquisitions were approved, authorized Chair
man to sign and authorized Auditor to issue warrant upon demand of County's escrow agent
for the following: ... ._ -_-_
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Clark Road Frank B. Mufich 0.025 $1.089 $1,089
X57452-74-1 etux
Pentz-Magalia William M. Harrison 0.138 $300 $300
Hwy. X4547-74-1
William M. Harrison 0.139 117 117
Gloria A. Harrison
William M. Harrison 0.192 246 246
Howard Y. Wong
Casper J. Breuer
William M. Harrison 0.249 750 750
Gloria A. Harrison
Casper J. Breuer 0.048 336 336
William M. Harrison
Casper J. Breuer 0.145 993 993
76 -rdl DISCUSSION: EVANS REIMER AND SOUTHERN PACZRLC RAILRROAb
Brief discussion. No action taken.
-5A2 RT ONTACT WITH TAT£ GHWA CO~NIl+ff ION RF7GARD7NG CALTRANS .
Report on contact with State Highway Commission regarding CALTRANS plan to take 3.8
million off the top of local transportation funds (Sections 21p6 & 22088).
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ERTIF.~ m csscx o icENTAL coMPANy .
rifecussion; Lest year Continental Nut posted a $15,000.00 check to ~zs-xatiLec
improvements, improvements Kaye been made. Clay Castleberry asked for authorization
to return the check.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and unanimously
carried the Board voted to authorize Mr. Castleberry to return Che check to the
Continental Nut Company.
76-544 DISCUSSION OF FEATHER RIVER OPPORTUNITY CENTER WATERLINE BID
Discuasioa of Revenue Sharing Funds being s~sed for the FROG project. The
Board feels that fire protection is needed.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Richter and unani-
mously carried the Board voted to move in the area of the water line of the FROC
project. _ _ ...... -- - - .
76 -5454PPEARANCE MR. BURKE
Mr. Burke thanked the Board members fax the eliminatioa of abreviations~'on the
agenda and thanked Mr. Clay Castleberry for making it possible for his son-in-law to
attend these Board meetings.
7~ {idl, APPEARANCE MR. BIORK.
Mr. Biork read a letter from a man who is in prison, he is asking for assistance
in attaining this mans release. The mane name is James Parish. Ref~k`te~ to County
Counsel. '
EXECUTIVE SESSION 11:35
Brief session , nothing to report.
ADJOQRNMffii1T
There being nothing further before this Board at this time the meeting was adjouraed
at 11640 to reconvene on Tuesday April 19, 1976 at 9x00 A.M.
ATTEST: CLARK A. NELSON, COUNTY CLERK ~~~
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