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STATE OP CALIFORNIA
Apri 1 i3,1976
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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 Ladd, Madigan, McKillop, Richter and Chairman Cameron.
Clif Miekelson, Administrative Officer, Dan Blackstock, Caunty Counsel, by
Brian Rix, depitfy_ county counsel; and Clark A. Nelson, County Clerk, by
Margie Catt, Board of Supervisors Clerk.
Pledge of allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America
76-547 APPROVAL OF MINUTES
On motion o Supervisor hAc Killop, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and
unanimously carried, the minutes of April 6, 1976 were approved as mailed.
76 548 COMMUNICATIONS
Carey inson, C ico. Mr. Rubinson submits his opposition fn the appeal of Bertram,
~~ 3 0 D , 0 etal, for zoning of ,200 acres west of the Esplanade in north Chico. Hold
until meeting of April 27, for public hearing.
Paradise Counci! on Aging, Inc. The Council urges Boa:d consideration of a bus
--~~ p , Q U service for the elderly and handicapped to be funded under SB 325.
Enformation.
Joyce L. Hall, Chico. Ms, Hall requests that her property located on the southeast
corner of East Lassen Avenue and San Jose Street be excluded from Lassen
/ 0 0. Iv Z- Avenue Assessment District No. 1. Referred to County Counsel.
Local Agency Formation Commission, The Commission forwards its notice of public
hearing for the annexation of 30.02 acres in the Harman Lane area of Paradise
~ d 0 • y y to County Service Area No. 13 (street lighting). Hearing to be held
May 6, 1976 at 9;00 a.m., Board of Supervisors Room. Information.
Harold O. Norton, San Leandro. Mr. Norton protests approval of a tentative map '
f~ ~ • OS for AP 62-20-89 which would make a main access road over his property.
Clay Castleberry explained the map. Hearing set for April 20 at II:00 a.m.
Lake Madrone Wafer District. Mr. Paul Minasian, attorney for the District, requests
0 o s y consideration of a (7,500 loan for engineering purposes to correct spillway
problems at the Lake Madrone Dam. Referred to Public Works Director and :~ '
Auditor and they will prepare proper documents to handle this matter.
Emergency Medical Planning and Advisory Council. The Council forwards information
concerning the current Emergency Medical Services planning project
39 a • 0 ~ and recommends that the -Board merge with the Northern California Emergency
Medical Care Council. Discussed. Amended agreement and actual changes will
be sent to the County by Carl Lindberg. Matter placed on the agenda for
Tuesday, April 20,
Thomas M. Dauterman. Appeal of planning Commission's decision on request for
~ ~ 3 ~ p 0 , ~ variance on Parcel +fAP 42-14-93, located on north side of West 8th Avenue, east of
State Highway 32 (Nord Ave,) Set for hearing on May 4, 1976 at 1:30 p.m.
Karoly Kasza. Appeal of decision of Planning Commission for "Mountain Park Subdivision'?.
(3.0 4. y Set for hearing on May 4, .1976 at 2:00 p.m. _
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Michael W. Mann. Appeal the denial by Planning Commission of Rezone pertaining
to a 15,5 acre parcel on Skyway Boulevard in Paradise. Appeal is by
~/ 3 , ~ ~' ~ Firemann Land and Timber Company. Set far hearing on May 4, 1476 at
2:30 p.m:
Lucille Griffiths. In opposition to the appeal by Billy J. Wiley on a rezoning
3 , O ~ ~ proposal for his property on East Avenue & Ramada Way. To be kept until
/ ~ ~.__. hearing scheduled for April 20, 1476.
L. G. Melton, Executive Director, Butte County Housing Authority. Appointments
7 Z 'Z. O ~ ! st set outina tachment~rCopiesaty beigiven~to Beard members andion.
appointments made next week.
Carl D. Lindberg, Executive Director, Emergency Medical Care Council. He
3 S Q. a ~ the Counties' of Butte and Glennaas particilpat ngPocovnties~in the no ~miude
California Emergency Medtcai Care Council. This is on the agenda for
discussion for Tuesday, April 20, 1976.
Dudiey Ridge Water District. It is their desire to purchase the County's unused
0 d Entitlement Water. Referred to Administrative Officer to explore the
y/. possibility of selling the surplus water to P.G. $ E. as suggested by
Supervisor Madigan and to explore the request of the Dudley Ridge Water
District.
Paradise Street Committee. Chairman Cameron presented a package sent by the
~r^'a, Oo Paradise Street Committee containing the information and report by the
Committee. Information #umed over io McE-Cast4eberry and he will study
the report and will recommend a date for hearing this matter. ('jar ~~c ,~,
76-549 APPROVE TRANSFER OF EXCESS COUNTY PROPERTY TO BUTTE COUNTY EOC, INC.
Five typewriters and one Aorta a room ivy er, sc e u e to ispose o y t e
County Purchasing Officer, is requested to be transferred to Butte County EOC. Inc.
Transfer discussed.
On motion of Supervisor McKllop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, the transfer of the above items of equipment was approved.
76-550 WAIVE SECOND READING OF SALARY ORDINANCE: ADOPT ORDINANCE l70~
A sa ary o finance amendmen6transitioning a Horn r of CETA positions as en .
prepared. This ordinance does not include the transition of six (6) group supervisors as
proposed prior to the first reading.
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Richter and
unanimously carried, the second reading of the salary ordinance amendment was
waived, Ordinance f70~ adopted and the Chairman authorized to sign.
76-551 AUTHORIZE CONNERLY AND A550CIATE5 TO PREPARE FUlL APPLICATIONS FOR
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
nor er or Conner y to prepare t e II application for Housing and Community
Development 197b-77 funding, paragraph 2 of the existing contract authorizing payment
not to exceed $2,500 will have to be implemented. AMtter discussed.
On •n•+otion of Supervisor McKllop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, Connerly and Associates were authorized to prepare the full
applications For 1976-77 pursuant to paragraph ? of the existing contract dated
December 30, 1975. page 247,
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76-5gZ HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN: PUT OVER UNTIL AFTERNOON
In order for proposed new construction with Section 8 subsidies fo
be reviewed by Housing and Urban Development, it is required that the local governing
body make a finding that the proposal is not in conflict with our Housing Assistance Plan.
The County has received a proposal from Community Development Construction, Inc.
that will require the implementation of this policy. Discussed. Item held over until
the 2:00 p.m. item when Mr. West will be present to answer questions.
76-553 APPROVE CCC! COMMUNICATION SYSTEM GRANT MODIFICATION
A grant mo i ication as een prepare n o er to imp ement a portion of Fhe
communications system through the purchase of equipment. The modification transfers
$20,698 from personnel services, $450 From travel, and $928 from services and supplies
for a total of $22,076 going toward equipment. Tom Struthers, purchasing agent,
explained the modification.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and
unanimously carried, the grant modification was approved and the project director was
authorized ro sign.
76-554 APPROVE ADVANCE OF GRANTIAGREEMENT: COUNTY SERVICE AREA NO. 26
The Farmers Homa Administration has completed its purchase of Service
Area No. 26 bonds and is now prepared to advance grant funds for the completion of
the project. A grant agreement has been prepared in the amount of $976,500. No
repayment of this sum is required. Discussed.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and
unanimously carried, the grant agreement for County Service Area No. 26 was approved, subject
to approval by Auditor and County Counsel, and the Chairman was authorized to sign.
76-555 APPROVE BUDGET TRANSFERS
On motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor Richter and
unanimously carried, the following budget transfers were approved:
B .151 Veterans Service Office. Transfers X89.17 from equipment
maintenance and $100.40 from overnight travel, with $189.71 going to
office expense to•~cover increases in postage and other office supply
costs and to provide an additional appropriation for the remainder of the
fiscal. year.
B - 156 Auditor. Transfers ib250 from salaries and wages - regales
to overtime in order to cover costs necessary to complete 1974/75
cost allocation plan exhibits prior to the State Controller deadline.
B - 161 County bledicel Services. Transfers $717.84 from the reserve •
to sugport and care of persons in order to cover claims for transient
indigent medical billings approved by the Board on March 2~, 1975:
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76-556 REAPPOINT MEMBERS OF CHILD HEALTH & DISABILITY PREVENTION ADVISORY BOARD
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and
unanimously carried, the following were reappointed members of the Child Health
and Disability Prevention Advisory Board, for a new three year term to expire March, 1979:
Dr. H. F. Gray
Dr. James B. VKoods
Marjorie Scott
76-557 AUTHORIZE DISCWARGE OF ACCOUNTABILITY FOR BIGGS JUSTICE COURT
Pursuant to Government Code Section 25257 and 25258, 'discharge of
accountability of six fines totalling $1,012 is presented by Biggs Justice Court.
d Accounts discussed.
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On motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor Richter and
unanimously carried, discharge of accountability of six fines totalling $I,QI2 was
authorized for Biggs Justice Court, subject to approval by the Auditor.
7b-558 DISCUSSION: LASSEN AVENUE ROAD CONSTRUCTION BIDS
C ay Caste try; Director of Pu is Wo s, reported t at the low bidder for
the Lassen Avenue road construction project requests to be relieved of bid offer without
lasing bidder's bond. The bidder had made an error in the bid. Mr. Castleberry
suggested that the County could relieve him of the bid offer, but inform the bidder that
the County would need $8,500 of his bid bond to award the bid to the next lowest bidder.
it was suggested that action be deferred until Brian Rix, deputy county counsel,
reports back on the matter. Bids discussed. Action to be taken later in the day.
76-559 AWARD OF BID: GLARK ROAD PROJECT-NO ACTION ON CLARK ROAD ASSESSMENT
D ISTRIC T
Bi s or the Clark ibaad and Clark Road ,Assessment District results explained
by Mr. Castleberry. A resume of the bids had been sent to the Board members. It was Pelf
that the Board should indicate acceptance of these bids.
Bond Counsel for the Clark Road Assessment District recommends that award of bid
not be made untiE the bonds are received. Award of bids for Assessment District delayed
one week.
On motion of Supervisor I~+chter, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and
unanimously carried, bid for the Clark Road Project was awarded to Butte Creek
Construction Company in the amount of $341,572, and the Chairman was authorized
to sign the agreement for said work.
76-560 THERMALITO AND CHAPMAN TOWN AREA STORM DRAINAGE PLANS
In order to guide deve opments r possi a edera grants, consideration is
requested of having storm drain plans mode by local consultants similar to those made
for North Chico several years ago.
Mr. Castleberry will seek ideas for unspent funds for the purchase of these
plans. At this time, Fhere is no way of recommending as to where the construction
funds would come from. Mr. Castleberry will search for unspent funds and will
proceed to find a way to handle this matter.
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76-561 INDICATE APPROVAL OF ADDITIONAL ENGINEER POSITION -PUBLIC WORKS
Transportation coordinator sia¢f~F-c~ngineer is to be funded 'blmost fully"
from transportation planning funds and not available to heap with design or construction
administration for the Forseeable future. Public Works asks that a replacement engineer
position be created. A list of road and bridge projects that are to be done was set out
by Mr. Castleberry. Many road and bridge projects have been advertised. To get
the rest of the projects out to bid, an additional engineer is needed. Mr. Castleberry
said he hoped to be able to work with the Personnel Department ro establish another
engineers position. Mr. Castleberry will bring back a proposal from personnel
in the near future.
76-562 APPROVE FINAL MAP OF KELLY RIDGE UNIT 4A (102 LOTS, E/S KELLY
RIDGE ROAD)
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and
unanimously carried, the final map of Ke11y Ridge Unit 4A (102 lots, Kelly
Ridge Rood) was approved for recording; offers of dedication accepted.
76.663 APPROVE NOTICES OF COMPLETION: LANDSCAPE DEVELOPMENT BUTTE
COUNTY LIBRARY. OROVILLE AND OLD COURTHOUSE 8~ OLD JAIL BUILDING
un mor:on or supervisor rc~cnrer, seconaea ny superv
unanimously carried, the following action was taken:
I. Accepted the work of E) Dorado Landscape Co. for the landscape
development at the Butte County Library located at Mitchell Ave. and Lincoin
Blvd., Oroville, authorized the Chairman to sign the Notice of Completion and
instructed the Clerk to record said t~btice of Completion with County Recorder.
2. Accepted the work of Archie Crippen Demolition for the demolition
of Old Butte County Courthouse and o!d Butte County Jail boundried by Bird St.-
Lincoln Blvd.-Robinson St. and Huntoon St. on property addressed as 1859 $ird St.,
Oroville, California, authorized the Chairman to sign the Notice of Completion
and instructed the Clerk to record said Notice of Completion with the County Recorder.
76-564 APPROVE COUNTY-STATE AGREEMENT NO. I-FEDERAL AID OFF-SYSTEM PROJECTS &
THE MESSILLA VALLEY BRIDGE @ DRY CREEK PLANS 8 SPECS
On motion of Supervisor Ric ter, secondcd y Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, the following action was taken:
I. Approved the County-State Agreement No. I that covers Federal Aid Off-
Systems projects, subject to approval by Auditor and County Counsel ;adopted
Resolution 76-75 authorizing the Chairman to sign.
2. Approved plans and specifications for the Messilla Valley Bridge @
Dry Creek; authorized Chairman and Public Works Director to sign plans; adopted wage scale;
authorized advertisement subject to Federal Highway Administration approval; and set
bid opening for II:00 a.m., public Works Office, May 6, 1976.
76-565 APPROVE OROVILLE-QUINCY HWY. FEDERAL AID SECONDARY (FAS) PROJECT 1046(3)
AGREEMENT WITH BERRY CREEK WATER USERS' CORPORATION
On motion o Supervisor Ki op, secon e y Supervisor Richter and
carried, the agreement with Berry Creek Water Users' Corporation for relocation of _
water ditch subject to approval by Auditgc and County Counsel was approved and the
Chairman and Director of Public Works authorized to sign. April 13, 1976
SupervisorLadd abstained from voting.
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76-566 APPROVE PROGRAM SUPPLEMENT NO. L TO LOCAL AGENCY STATE AGREEMENT
NO. 2: ADOPT RESOLUTION 76-76 AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF SAID AGREEMENT
On motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, Program Supplement No. I to Local Agency State Agreement No. 2
covering the Clark Road Federal Aid Urban Project was approved; Resolution 76-76
authorizing execution of Program Supplement No. 1 was adopted and the Chairman
authorized to sign.
76-567 APPROVE REVISED RAILROAD-HIGHWAY CROSSING PRIORITY LIST FOR
INSTALLATION OF AUTOMATIC CROS5ING PROTECTION AND AUTHORIZED
REFUND OF UNUSED TICKETS FOR CHICO CLIPPER 8. ESTABLISWMENT OF PETTY
CASH FUND TO PAY REFUNDS
On motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor Richter and
unanimously carried, the following action was taken:
I. Approved revised railroad-highway crossing priority list for non-federal
routes to be funded under federal-aid safer roads demonstration program.
2. Authorized refund of unused tickets for persons not wanting to hold them
for the Chico Clipper, and ro pay the 3 employees for the tickets they have picked up,
and authorized the establishment of a petty cash fund to pay for the tickets, subject
to approval of County Counsel and Auditor.
76-568 INFORMATION: SWEDES FLAT ROAD PETITION
Clay Castleberry, Din:ctor of Public Works, stated he had received a
petition from 34 property owners. They felt they are paying too much for property
taxes and request that improvements be made to Swedes Flat Road. Mr. Castleberry
reported on what they have done to date. He would like to advise them that the
County is doing something from lima to time on this road and advise them that the
property taxes dog. not pay for roads.
The question was asked if this property and road was involved in the
investigation by the Attorney General's Office. Question discussed.
Work to be done explained by Mr. Castleberry. There are quite a few
places where the water cannot get off the road and the road should be graded so water
can drain off the road. Preventive maintenance to keep the road traversable should
be done, Mr. Castleberry said that nothing extensive has been proposed. He wilt
also check with the District Attorney to see ib#his area is under investigation.
It was also suggested that an assessment could be formed to handle improvements for
the road.
76-569 APPROVE CHANGE IN REFUSE FEE SCHEDULE
. Cost a try set out t recommen ations concerning changes in refuse
fee schedule. It was recommended that the comae rcial fees go b $6.04'~:tar I~ tons;
$I.00 for pickups and if the pickup has sideboards, then the fee would be $1.50.
Fees discussed.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, refuse flee schedule was instituted as recommended: $6.00 for
commercial haulers $I.00 for pickups and $L50 far pickups with sideboards.
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76-570 AUTHORIZE LETTER RE STIRLING CITY RAILROAD ABANDONMENT
Mr. Castleberry reported that he hod prepared a letter addressed to
interstate Commerce Commission, with Copies to representatives in the Legislature
and to our Senators requesting that they help preserve the Stirling City Railroad
to qualified groups. The Board requested that the right of woy be preserved for
public purposes.
On motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor McKiflop and
carried, the Chairman was authorized to sign letter to Interstate Commerce Commission
requesting their assistance in the preservation of the Stirling City branchline
railroad, with copies to go to the County`s representatives in Congress and to
our State representatives.
AYES: Supervisors Ladd, Madigan, McKillop and Chairman Cameron
NOES: Supervisor Richter
76-57! REPORT ON FEATHER RIVER OPPORTUNITY CENTER WATER LINE:
AWARD OF BID TO SEARS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
. Cast a eny reporte on t Feat er River Opportunity Center waterline
and the award of bid for said work. He stated that • they were unable #o work out the
.matter of the water fine. He recommended that the bici be awarded at••this•tme.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and
carried, bid for the Feather River Opportunity Center waterline was awarded to
Sears Construction Compony, in the amount of $20,666.b0, subject to approval
of Auditor and County Counsel; Chairman was authorized to sign the contract and
Auditor was requested to bring back a proposal recommending where funds for the
project will be taken from to do the proposed work.
7b-572 PUBLIC HEARING: LASSEN AVENUE ASSESSMENT DISTRICT: ISSUANCE OF
IMPROVEMENT BONDS AND DIRECTING NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS
Bi s were receive or t e n s in t e Lassen Avenue sessment District,
as set out in the legal advertisement. Bids were received from:
Stone and Youngberg 94.4% par and interest rate to be b 3/4
N.K. McPhail $ Co 95,24°I°, plus interest at the rate of 6.75% per annum
Gross and Company 60% on liens on Assessment X101
B59'° on liens on Assessments x`76 and X121
903'° on I lens on Assessments x`11,79,103,107 & 109,
122, 132,134, 135 and ! 36
98~•% on all other Assessments
To bear interest at 7% per annum
$ids referred to Engineer and Bond Counsel for study and to be reported
on next week. No action taken at this time.'
RECESS: (0:20 for morning recess and to go into an executive session
RECONVENED: The Board reconvened at 10:50 following an executive session.
76-573 FIREMAN LAND & TIMBERCO.-PUBLIG HEARING SET-DENIED REZONING
FROM "A-2 LTD" 8~ R-I TO 'C-2"FOR PROPERTY LOCATED ON NORTH SIDE OF SKYWAY,
PARADISE
-~, public hearing was set for May 4, 1976 at 2:30 p.m. for the Fireman Land 8
Timber Co. denied rezoning from "A-2 Ltd" ~ "R-I"(single family residential~'to T
'L"-2"(general commercial) for property located-on the north side ofSkywax.ril 13 1976
approx. 112 ft, west of Schmale Lane, identified vs AP 51-22-14, I5 & p
a portion of AP SI-22-70, Paradise.
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76-574 PUBLIC NEARING SET: VALE NE GOLAY & KENNETH ANDERSON-REZONE FROM
"A-2" (GENERAL) TO "R-3"For PROPERTY ON NO-RTHEAST COitNE R OF LASSEN
AVENUE ~ MORSEMAN AVENUE identified as AP 44-37-01 ~& AP 44-37•-02, CHICO
A pu is aring was set on t e a ens Go ay 8~ Kennet An arson rezone ro
"A-2"(general) to "R-3" (medium density-residential) property located on the northeast
comer of Lassen Avenue and Norseman Avenue, identified as AP 44-37-01 and
AP 44-37-02, Chico, Set for May 4, 1976 at 2;00 p.m.
PARCEL
76-575 TENTATIVF/MAPS RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAt: APPROVED
On motion o Superv sor i op, secon e y Supervisor Richter and
unanimously carried, the following tentative parcel maps recommended for approval
were approved, subject to conditions, with the finding that they are consistent with
the County General plan and that negative Environmental Impact statement has been
filed with the County Clerk:
Zoned A-10 Peaquele R. Moretti, AP 39-16-1b & 23, 2 lots
G. P. Orchard & southwest corner of Chico Ave. and Crouch Ave.,
Field Crops Chico.
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 20.3 of the Butte County Cade, the ten-
tative parcel map of the above identified property has been reviewed by the Butte
County Subdivision Committee and the Planning Commission.
The Subdivision Co®ittee and the Planning Commission recommend approval of the
tentative parcel map, subject to the following conditions:
1. Verification by the County Assessor that the parcel identified ea parcel
1, containing 5.41 acres, will be combined as of the next Assessment year,
March 1, 1977.
A Negative Declaration Regarding Environmental Impact was filed with the County
Clerk on March 8, 1976.
All reasonable efforts should be made to protect Agriculture, not only for its
advantages to the County, but, as an important end ,esirable use of the lend which
establishes many of the values for urban areas.
Agricultural land should be preserved against piecemeal urbanization which would
tend to adversely effect the economic potentials of this important segment of the
County's base.
Tn providing for urban growth and ~expanaion, the Fertile area should be preserved
wherever possible, to encourage prior use of land that hoe less Agricultural
potential.
Zoned SR-1 hewis J. Mathot, AP 39-24-65, 4 Iota south side ~•
G. P. Orchard & of McAnarlin Ave., approx. 500 ft, east of Dayton-
Fie1d Crops Durham Hwy., Durham. Engineer: D. R. Raper
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 20.3 of the Butte County Code, the ten-
tative parcel map of the above identified property has 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 coaditioass
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1. provide traversable accara, and canatruct to R5 $ LD 2 standard.
2. Obtain ea encroachment pera-it••
3. Indicate a 50 ft. building setback from the centerline of McAnarlin Ave.
and the access easement.
4. Show ell easements of record on the final map.
5. Provide a road maintenance agreement.
b. All access easements to be reserved in deeds per Gounty Ordinance.
7. On Parcel 2, 3, & 4, specify area for installation of wells or specify
well site subject to the approval of the Health Department and show a 100 ft.
septic tank free area around said approved well sites.
8. Indicate a 100 ft. septic tank free radius around the well site specified on
on a previous parcel map on the parcel to the west of Parcel 3.
9. That the easement as shown oa the tentative map become a part of Parcel 1.
10. That the parcels meet the minimum requirements of the zone (one acre)
exclusive of access easements.
A Negative Declaration Regarding Environmental Impact was filed with the County
Clerk on March 15, 1975.
All reasonable efforts should be made to protect Agriculture, not only for its
ecoaamic advantages to the County, but, ea as important and desirable use of the land
which establishes many of the values for urban areas.
Agricultural land should be preserved against piecemeal urbanization which would
tend to adversely effect the economic potentials of this important segment of the
County's base.
In providing for urban growth and eapanaioa, the fertile areas should be preserved
wherever possible, to encourage prior use of and that has less Agricultural potential.
Zoned A°2 Ralph A. brood, AF 25.042-44, 2 lots, south
G. P. Orchard ~ Field of Vance Ave., approx. 800 ft.. east of
Crops Larkin Rd., Gridley. Engineer: Kendall
Engineering
Pursuant to the requirements of Ssctian 20.3 of the Butte County Coda, the ten-
tative parcel map of the above identified property has been reviewed by theButte
County Subdivision Committee sad the Planning Commission.
1. Provide traversable access, and coaetruct to RS8 LD3 standard.
2. Obtain as encroachment permit.
3, Deed to the Gounty of Sutte 30 ft. right-of-way from the centerline of
Vance Ave.
4. Indicate a 50 ft. building setback from the centerline of Yance Ave.
_ 5. Show all_easementa of record on the final map. -
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6. Acceae easement to be reserved in deeds per County Ordinance.
7. Indicate a 20 ft, building setback from the westerly easement line of the
35 ft. access easement.
$. Shaw the location of existing wells on Parcel 1 & 2, and a 100 ft. septic tank
free radius around said wells.
9. Specify location of wells on Parcel 2 and 100 ft. septic tank free radius around
well located on parcel west of Parcel 1.
Note: The project is not in con€ormance with the Butte County General Plaa. but
the exiatiag parcel sizes negate its agricultural value.
A Negative Declaration Regarding Environmental ImpacC was filed with the County
Clerk on March 15, 197b.
All reasonable efforts should be made to protect Agriculture, not only for its
economic advantages to the County._but. as an important and desirable use of the lead
which establishes many of the values for urban•areas.
Agricultural land should be preserved against piecemeal`itirBanizatioa which would
tend to adversely effecx the economic potentials of this important segment of the
County's base.
In providing for urban growth and pxpansion~ the fertile areas should be preserved,
whenever possible, to encourage prior use of Land that has less Agricultural
potential.
Zoned A-2 8oaald Edmondson, Ap 3b-47-42, 4 lots, north of
G. P. 1-4 dulac Oro-Bangor Hwy., approx. 800 ft. easterly of
Edgemont Drive, Oroville. Engineer; Graves,
Geddis & Driscoll.
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 20.3 of the Butte County Code, the ten-
tative parcel map of the above identified property has been reviewed by the Butte
County Subdivision Committee and the Planning Commission.
The Subdivision Committee and the Planning Commission recommemd approval of the
tentative parcel mep,••.subject to the following coaditione: .
1. Provide traversable access, and obtain an encroachment permit for each lot.
2. Indicate a 50 ft. building setback from the centerline of Oro-Bangor Fiwy.,
and the access easement of the adjacent parcel.
3. Show all easement of record on .the final map.
k. Note on the final map, that all development on these parcels is subject to
securing water from Oroville-Wyandotte Irrigation District and connection to
North Burbank Public Utility District for sewage disposal.
A Negative Declaration Regarding Environmental Iapact was filed with the County
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76-576 WIlBER SYPHERD TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP, WEST SIDE OF SKYWAY, NEAR
DE SABLA RESERVOIR DENIED
e ~ r yp r , AP 65-ID-24, 4 lots, west side of Skyway, near
DeSobla Reservoir, tentative parcel map recommended for approval with report
from Subdivision Committee discussed. Plonning Commission hod recommended denial.
Background information relating to the parcel map set out and discussed.
It was felt the Board should support the position of the Planning Commission.
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Richter and
carried, the Wilber Sypherd, AP 65-ID-74, 41ots, wes# side of Skyway, near
DeSabla Reservoir, tentative parcel map was denied.
AYES: Supervisors Ladd, Nbdigan, McKillop and Richter
NOES: Chairman Cameron-felt there was insufficient evidence.
76-577 DISCUSSION: MORSEMAN ESTATES TENTATIVE SUBDNISION MAP
rseman Estates tentafwe subdivision map, 34 Tots, northeast of
Norseman,. Avenue, south of Eaton Avenue, Chico, discussed. Planning Commission
recommended denial of the map. Supervisor Richter stated that the action of the
Planning Commission disturbs him. The- General Plan for area explained.
It was moved by Supervisor Richter, and seconded by Supervisor AMdignn
that the tentativesubdiyision map_fo~.Marsema~r ,Estates be approved, with the conditions,
with the finding that it complies with the General Plan and that a negative declaration
was filed.
Supervisor McKlllop statecl••he would like to go aver the property and (ook
at the area.
Ivbtion withdrawn and matter placed back on the agenda for Tuesday,
April 2D, 1976.
76-578 DISCUSSION OF REPLACEMENT OF DR. ENLOE AS DIRECTOR OF THE COUNTY'S
HEALTH SERVICES AGENCY
Discussion of rep acee~ent of Dr. Enloe as Director of the County's Health
Services Agency held at this time. Desire of the Board regarding this agency to be
decided.
Supervisor Ladd said it seems to him that ane of the questions that would
need ro be answered before the Boord could proceed in any direction is whether the
County is going to continue with the agency concept. [f going to continue, the
question would be what type agency head or coordinator should the County have.
Dr. Enloe and Dr. Erlingheuser present to answer questions. Earlier
discussion of the Health Agency concept brought out the fact that doctors are scarce.
To use a qualified doctor to do the administrative work does not seem to be good use
of a scarce commodity.
Mr. Nickelson said the original concept was to put more emphasis
on the business manager for the daily management. This would leave the time for the
doctor to do the things that only a doctor could do. .~
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Barbara Boyles, league of Women's Voters, read the recommendation on this
matter. They feel it should be a centralized agency. Public Health cannot function
without goad medical direction.
i7r. Maguire set out his views relating to the Health Services Agency.
He felt he would much prefer to deal with a highly competent iay administrator
that with a physician that has had minimal administrative background.
Dr. Lorenz felt that the County did need someone with administrative
background to take the lead in this agency.
Dr. Enloe spoke conoeming the total health picture in the County.
He felt the Board should establish some policy as to what it wants the department
of health and agency to accomplish.
Dr. Erlingheuser felt that unless the goals and ab(ectives of the Health
Department are well defined, that it would be very difficult to determine what
type person should fill the positions. One thing he felt was quite clear, the Health
Officer has to be an M.D. if he is to be the head of the Public Health Department.
Time spent discussing the type agency that the County should have
and the type person that should head the agency.
Supervisor McKi I1op said that the League of Women Voters had recommended
that a committee should be appointed to consider this matter. Supervisor Ladd said he
felt there should be some committee meetings and that this Board should set time aside
to discuss this entire item. Chairman Cameron said he would be happy to serve on
the committee with another member of the Board, Member of the NSedical Society should
also be on the committee; also the chairman of the health committee. It was felt
the committee should get to work and discuss the makeup of this agency.
Jim Rackerby, Personnel Director, explained the matter of recruitment.
He felt it would take about three months to recruit for a doctor.
It was hoped that the committee could get to work and come back with solid
information for the Board within three weeks time. It was felt that recruitment should
be started very soon. Agency Director discussed.
Et was moved by Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor McKillap and
unanimously carried that if is the intent of this Board to support the agency concept for
the Health Services Agency.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervi sar McKillop and
unanimously carried, a committee was appointed to study the replacement of Dr. Enloe
as Director of the County's Health Services Agency and of the concept of the Health
Agency, with a representative from one of the volunteer health agencies, with a date
of May 4, 1976 set to come back with a recommendation to the Board. 11,e make-up
of the committee to be comprised of representativeSfrom the Comprehensive Health
Planning Commission; League of Womens Voters, Medical Society, Hospital Administrators,
Chairman Cameron and Supervisor Madigan and others that represent agencies involved
in this matter and Jim Rackerby, Personnel Director.
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76-579 gPPEARANCE: MR. EVE RD JOHNSON, REPRESENTING SOLID WASTE OPERATORS
Mr. Everd Johnson, representing four of the solid waste operators in Chico
area, said he had heard the Board had approved an increase in the fee for commercial
haulers. He asked if the Board had decided how much the operators could increase their
rates per can. Operators costs set out. The only action the Board had taken was to
increase the fees for the charges at the disposal areas; no action was taken on the
increase for the operators costs.
76-580 APPEARANCE: GARY DE ROCA, OROVILLE
Mr. Deluca, Oroville said~ie was present to discuss the matter of
ElRreports with the Board, He is proposing an off-road vehicle park out by the
airport. They have met all the requirements of the various agencies. problems are
still being had concerning the ElRreport.
Dan Blackstock, County Counsel, commented on this matter. `They.~have
reviewed copies of agreements far consultants to da this vwrk of preparing the EIR's.
Planning Department has an extra help concept Within their budget. These reports
could be prepared by extra help or the County could go out and have consultants do
the vwrk,
Planning Department has not started the EIR for Mr, Delmca. It was felt
that there should not be these long delays in having the EIRs prepared. Mr, De Roca
made his application eight months ago.
Mr, DeR~ca asked the Board about the issuance of a temporary use permit.
He would like to schedule a couple of events. Mr, Blackstock stated there was nothing
in the County ordinances that would allow the issuance of o temporary use permit.
Request discussed.
Mr. Blackstock explained how the matter of handling the EIRs could be
accomplished. Mr. Lawson said that they had to be handled properly; there are
certain guide lines to follow and they would need someone with the expertise
to handle the EIRs properly.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and
unanimousiy carried, the Board directed Jim Lawson, Planning Director, to do whatever
was necessary to expidite the EIR's and to see that the people are served promptly,
and authorized him to use outside consu Itants or extra help to get the EIR's prepared.
RECESS: 12:00
RECONVENED: (s,30
76-581 PUBLIC HEARING: NICHOLAS R. STANLEY -APPEAL CF PLANNING COMI~SSION'S DENTAL OF
A USE PERMIT TO ALLOW A 26 SPACE AECSEATIOHAL 9BHICL6 PARK, INCLUDING 80AT STOHAGE, SMALL
%AKE, WALKING TRAILS, RBSTROOMS, AND AN RV DUMP STATION, ON PROPERTY LOCATED APPRO%IMATELY
ONE THOUSAND .FEET EAST OF LINCOLN ]3LYD., AP]?80XIMATLEY TWO THOUSAND FEED NORTH OF MESSZNA
AVE.. CONTAINING I4.5 ACRES. MORE OR LESS. PALERMO. - ~'
The~Public Hearing for Nicholas~R:~Stanley -Appeal of Planning Commissions
denial of a uae permit to allow a 26 apace recreational vehicle park was held as advertised,
Jim Lawson, Planning Director set down the detai]s of this hearing stating that the object-
ions were the high dire haxazd.
&earictg opened to the public. Appearing:
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1. Nicholas R. Stanley, fir. Stanley gave to the Hoard the data relevant to
these proceedings. Asks the Board to consider granting this use permit. 8e explained
that its a recreational vehicle park. Stated that the Hutte County Fire Department had
said that it was no longer a fire hazard. He also stated that he had leveled the land
there and there is a sixty ft.right-of-way. Discussion. ~
2. Jack Comaay, Mr. Conway protests the use permit saying that it was a high
fire hazard area.
3. Mae Mariotti, Irwin Avenue, Palermo, protest the use permit because of the
fire danger and pooraac,ces~• She is also concerned about the speed problem that would be
created by the park, saying that they already had trouble with bikes and motor cycles. Is
against the use permit.
4.John Adkeas, is opposed to the use permit being granted because of the fire
danger. When asked by SupexYi.sor McKillop if he would object if the fire hazard was taken
care of he said he would.
5. Mr. Crawford; Ia is favor of the use permit being granted. He stated that he had
been there for 47 years and thinks it is wonderful that someone is doing something with
the property that is otherwise only rockpiles. Said that he thought that Mr. Stanley
would do a good job.
6. Albert Beason 635 Lincoln Blud. Mr. Beason is opposed to the use permit,
hie reason being that it will create a speeding problem.
7. Loretta Hinkle, Bohemia. Opposed to the use permit being grant&d because
of the fire hazard. Stated that the brush in that area ie very thick. Also Mrs. Hinkle
hoe a retarded daughter that she does not want to be ex3~osed to the kind of people that
she Chinks this kind of park would attract.
S.Horace Grim, Opposed to the use permit being granted because of the different
elements it would bring into the area.
9. Aldo Mariotti, Ta opposed to the use permit. He stated that fir. Crawford
did not understand about the access property. It ie not a deeded road. Clearing the brush
will sot atop the fire. Opposed.
10. Rebuttal by Mr: Stanley; Mr. Stanley said that the fires start from the
railroad but that if he were granted a use permit he would be there is code a fixe did
start. He said that the people who visited the park could only stay for eleven days.
Hearing closed to the gublic and confined to the Board.
Supervisor Ladd said that the Board should see the property sad then vote
accordingly. Supervisor Richter agreed. Chairman Cameros asked tc get a copy of the condi-
tions.
Hearing continued to next week.
7~i-582 ADOPT RESOLUTION 76-77 ABANDONMENT OF 5 FEET OF A l5 FT. ALLEYWAY IN THERMALITO
Forth Sierra Construction Company - abandonment of five feet of a fifteen ft.
alleyway located within Block 34, Map of Thermalito. Hearing held as advertised. Jim
Lawson, Planning Director set down the details of the hearing.
Hearing opened to the public. Appearing:
1. Ron Graves. Mr. Graves distributed letters to the Hoard. He-explained that
they will be building homes an 6th and lth streets in Thermalito. Background was given
an the lots that-ere proposed for development. fir. Graves requested that instead of aban-
doning Fifteen feet, they only abandon the north five feet of the alley.
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Hearing closed to the public sad confined to the $oard.
Brief discussion of legality of proposal.
Aa motion'of Supervisor licRillop, seconded by Supervisor Nadigan•snd carried
Resolution 7G-77,abaridonment of the north five feet of a"fifteen ft. alleyway in Therm-
lita,. xas adopted aub~ect to the receipt of a five ft. deed to Mr. Clay Castleberry.
NOES: Supervisor Richter
ABSTATNTNG: Supervisor Ladd
HEARING HELD
76-563 APPROVE HOUSING/& COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT APPLTCATTON FOR FISCAL YEAR 1976-77
Housing and community development full application for FY 197b-77 was held.
Scott Tandy explained that the activities include: residential rehabilitation loans and
grants, $L75,000; public works $200,000; and acquisition and demolition and clearance of
blighted structures and relocation, $60,000. Asked for comments from the Board.
Supervisor Richter questioned the residential rehabilitation loans and how they
would be administered. Mr. Connerly,'a consultant stated that the Board would be the'
administering body plus a five person committee to look into each prospective loan indivi-
dually. Supervisor asked how they could insure that the people who rent were benpfitted
by the loans. Mr. Cannerly said to upgrade the area they would have to do the area as a
whole. Discussion.
Hearing ogened to the public. Appearing:
1. Kathy Scott. Ms. Scott asked the question that after the area is cleandd
up and the improvements made, how would the people deal with the increase is thier pro-
perty taxes.
Supervisor Richter Baked if the increased taxes would be paid by the people.
Mr. Cannerly said that thdfer incomes could not stead the increase. Administrative Officer
Clif Nickelson, said that the overall impact would not be that significeat.
Hearing closed to the public and confined to the Board.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and unanimously
carried the Board voted that acquisition be included in•the~activitiea. Approved.
7b-564 ~Ew CONSTRUCTION WITH 9ECTTON 8 SlTBSIDIES NOT TN CONFLICT WITH HOUSING ASSISTANCE
PLAN.
Discussion of policy concerning the Countys Housing Assistance Plan .
Chairman Cameron asked if these units were goixtg to the elderly and public assisted
housing. Discussion of H[FD ensued. They are proposing tv develop houses for the low and
moderate income people. 240 units have been proposed. The units would coat 257 of the peop-
les income. Supervisor Richter is concerned about the people living in an homogenous
atmosphere, saying it is a fosm of segregation. Mr, Connerly stated that this not s pro-
posal that will he bad for the people. He further stated that under the uses act of 74
you have the right to refuse and you can also veto it. But that if you say to him that
the project is consiltant, he can go snd say; the Board has allowed him to reach this
point. Supervisor'Richtex said it would be better for the government not to have all these
programs, it is a cumbersome and Laefficient way of dealing with the problem. Supervisor
Ladd said that the elderly have a need for thin kind of relief.
Oa motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor McRillop and unanimously
carried the Board voted to authorize the Chairman to sign the letter stating that the
new construction with section subsidies is not in conflict with the 8ouaing Assistance
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7,d~585 ADOPT AM6ND8D RESOLt~LON CONSOLIDATING li~fTE COLLEGE ELECTION i1ITH PflIMABY
EF,,F~CTION___ - SOLUTION 7b-30
On motion of Supervisor McRillop, seconded by Supervisor k7adigan and
uaaaimously carried the Board voted to adopt the amended resolution and authorize
the Chairman to eiga. 8esolution 76-30.
x`6-586 DISCUSSION OF YSRSONNEL MEBIT SYSTII3 "~
Chairman Cameron atate8 that we need a merit system, he had eat is on the
personnel appeal hearing. He stated that BCEA wants to have thier cake and eat it to.
It is taking the time of the attorneys for nothing, its going to go to the state anyway.
76-587 DISCUSSION OF SOCIAL SECURITY MEETING ON GOOD FRIDAY
Supervisor Madigan asked what Board membera~would be able to attend the meeting.
snd at 10:00 a.m~ on the same day there will be the dedication of the building on North
and Series. Chairman Cameron and Supervisor Madigan will both be present.
76-58$ DISCUSSION OF AB 2009
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and unanimously
carried the Board voted not to support Assembly Bill 2004, and also asked Administrative
officer to 'right a letter to Assemblyman Chappie asking haw many letters we should write
opposing this bill.
7G~5~9 Discussion of AB 10
Brief discussion of Assembly Bill 10. No action taken at this time.
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There being nothing further before the Board at this time, the meeting was
adjourned at 8135 ko reconvene on Tuesday April 20, 1976 aC 9s00 e.m.
ATTESTt C711RK A. NELSON, COUNTY CLERK
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BY~ Chairman of the Board
Board of , pervieora Clerk
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