HomeMy WebLinkAboutM042187April 2~ 1987
Call to order - Board of Supervisors roam, County Administration
Building, 25 County Center Drive, Oroville. Present:
Supervisors Fulton, Mclnturf, McLaughlin, Vercruse and Chair Dolan;
Martin d. Nichols, chief administrative officer; Harvey Wallace,
county counsel; and Rubye Townsley, deputy clerk of the Board.
Pledge of allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America.
87-182 Items removed from the Consent Agenda far Board consideration and
action.
1. Budget transfers.
2. Salary ordinance amendment -the ordinance deletes the
classification of social service case aide, and adds three
positions of social worker supervisor I, 16 social worker
III/II/I positions, one typist clerk III/II position, and
three typist clerk II/I positions. WAIVED
THE FIRST READING OF THE ORDINANCE.
87-183 Consent A~~enda
1. Approval of minutes. APPROVED MINUTES OF APRIL 7 AND APRIL 9,
1987.
2. Renaming of private road - a resolution has been prepared
giving notice of intention to rename a private road in the
Oroviile area of Butte County from Pawnee firail {Lakeside Way
to End} to Apple Hill Circle as residents in the area have
requested the name change. ADOPTED RESOLUTION 87-58 SETTING
PUBLIC HEARING DATE FOR MAY 5, 1987 AT 11:00 A.M.
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87-183 3. County Library donation - in accordance with Government Code
(Cont'dy Section 25355, a donation of $150 has been received from the
Chico Friends of the Library for the purchase of books.
ACCEPTED DONATION AND AUTHORIZED LETTER OF APPRECIATION.
4. Appointment to the System Advisory Board of the North State
Cooperative Library System. APPOINTED ANNETTE EDWARDS TO
REPLACE ROBERT H. BREMER, WHO HAS RESIGNED.
5. Final map - Deadwood Subdivision - the developer has provided
a bond to guarantee maintenance of facilities for a period of
one year starting April 13, 1987 on the nine-lot subdivision,
AP 58-17-33, property located on the north side of Deadwood
Road, one mile east of State Highway 70, Concow area.
APPROVED THE FINAL MAP; ACCEPTED EASEMENTS AS GRANTED TN THE
OWNER'S CERTIFICATE ON BEHALF OF THE PUBLIC; ACCEPTED GRANT IN
FEE SIMPLE DEADWOOD ROAD AS OFFERED IN THE OWNER'S
CERTIFICATE; AND AUTHORIZED THE CHAIR TO SIGN THE SUBDIVISION
AGREEMENT.
6. Lee Barnett, Oroville -files a claim in the amount of
$1,000,000 as a result of alleged injuries and damages
sustained on ar about December 26, 1986 while incarcerated in
the Butte County Jail. REJECTED CLAIM AND REFERRED fi0 COUNTY
COUNSEL AND RISK MANAGEMENT.
7. Gregory L. Bickmore, Stirling City -files an application to
present late claim involving an alleged criminal conspiracy
which occurred on or about August 1, 1986. DENTED APPLICATION
TO PRESENT LATE CLAIM.
8. John Kent Karthauser, Oroville -files a claim in the amount
of $25,000 as a result of alleged damages sustained on or
about December 18, 1986 while being booked into the Butte
County Jail. REJECTED CLAIM AND REFERRED TO COUNTY COUNSEL
AND RISK MANAGEMENT.
9. Michael Troy, Chico -files a claim in the amount of $100,000
as a result of alleged injuries and damages sustained on or
about January 24, 1987 as a result of his arrest within the
City of Chico and incarceration in the Butte County Jail.
REJECTED CLAIM AND REFERRED TO COUNTY COUNSEL ANA RISK
MANAGEMENT.
10. Sheriff's Department walkie-talkie radios - Board authoriza-
tion is requested to approved the acquisition of two hand-held
walkie-talkies in lieu of acquiring a multi-channel mobile
radio previously approved. RUTHORIZED ACQUISITION OF WALKTE-
TALKIE RADIOS.
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{Cont'd) 11. Computer Center software - Board authorization is requested to
acquire "Clipper" software at an estimated cost of $450 which
will allow dBASE III programs to execute faster. Budget
transfer B-135 has been prepared to provide the necessary
appropriation. AUTHORIZED ACQUISITION OF FIXED ASSET ITEM.
12. Agricultural Commissioner equipment - Board authorization is
requested to acquire two mobile radios, $2,000, and a 4-wheel
drive pickup truck for use in the Animal Damage Control
Program, $15,500. Budget transfer 8-128 has been prepared to
provide the necessary appropriation. AUTHORIZED ACQUISITION
OF FIXED ASSET ITEMS.
13. Investments information report - the Treasurer/Tax Collector
submits the March 31, 1987 report in accordance with AB 1073
and the county's investment policy. ACCEPTED FOR INFORMATION.
14. Judicial Council forms -the County Clerk requests Board
authorization in increasing the price for Judicial Council
forms to 10 cents per form, with a $1.00 minimum sale, plus
sales tax. APPROVED REQUEST.
15. Salary ordinance amendment -the ordinance implements the
requested reorganization of the Sheriff's Department which is
recommended by the Government Operations Committee. WAIVED
THE SECOND READING AND ADOPTED ORDINANCE 2590.
16. Salary ordinance amendment - the ordinance adds the allocation
from one full-time nurse to two half-time nurses to more
effectively meet Department of Public Health needs; changes
the title of the classification of family support specialist
to family support enforcement officer in the District
Attorney's Office; and changes the Literary allocation of
positions to allow for alternate staffing library assistant
I's and II's and to alternately staff the half-time position
of library assistant II/III. WAIVED THE SECOND READING AND
ADOPTED ORDINANCE 2591.
17. Mental Health Month - a resolution has been prepared
recognizing Nay 1987 as Mental Health Month and as the 20th
anniversary of the Community Mental Health Services in Butte
County. ADOPTED RESOLUTION 87-59 AND AUTHORIZED THE CHAIR TO
SIGN.
18. Annexation to Town of Paradise - the town has approved an
annexation of approximately 70 acres (Country Club
Subdivision) and in order to permit the annexation, the county
must agree to a property tax split with the town of 56144
{with the town receiving the larger proportion of property
tax). ADOPTED RESOLUTION 87-6fl APPROVING THE TAX SPLIT WITH
THE TOWN OF PARADISE.
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87-183 19. Approval of plans and specifications - Reconstruction of River
(Cant'd) road, Hamilton-Nord-Cana Highway and Meridian Road, Project
No. 57102.86-1 - plans and specifications have been completed
for the budgeted project which will allow the addition of
another 0.5 miles of lime treated road reconstruction work
along Chico River Road. INCLUDED RECONSTRUCTION OF fl.5 MILES
OF CHICO RIVER ROAD IN THE PROJECT; APPROVED THE PLANS AND
SPECIFICATIONS; AUTHORIZED THE CHAIR AND DIRECTOR 4F PUBLIC
WORKS TO SIGN THE PLANS; ADOPTED WAGE SCALE; AND SET BID
OPENING FOR MAY 14, 1987 AT 11:fl0 A.M. TN THE PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE.
20. Temporary road closure -the Chico Velo Cycling Club is
requesting a temporary road closure on Honey Run Road from 8 -
11 a.m. an May 9, 19$7 from its intersection with Little Grand
Canyon to the trailer park at the lower end, subject to condi-
tions set forth by Public Works and the California Highway
Patrol. AUTHORIZED TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF ROAD, SUBJECT TO
CONDITIONS.
21. Bidwell Wildlife Rehabilitation Center agreement - the
agreement, in the amount of $2,000, provides for the treatment
of sick and injured birds and animals during FY 1986-87.
APPROVED CONTRACT AND AUTHORIZED THE CHAIR TO SIGN.
22. Artists-in-Schools Program -Butte County Arts Commission -
contracts have been prepared with the Biggs, Oakdale Heights,
Ophir, Feather Falls, and Durham Elementary School Districts
for implementation of the Artists-in-Schools Program. with
each contact in the maximum amount of $2,700. APPROVED
AGREEMENTS AND AUTHORIZED THE CHAIR TO SIGN,
23. Major Narcotic Vendor Prosecution Program - a resolution has
been prepared authorizing the District Attorney to submit a
Request for Proposal to the State Office of Criminal Justice
Planning for continued program funding during 1987-88 in the
amount of $109,416. ADOPTED RESOLUTION 87-61 AND AUTHORIZED
THE CHAIR TO SIGN.
24. Library Literacy Grant - the third year grant application has
been prepared in the amount of 561,592 and provides for the
coordination and training of volunteers to tutor English
speaking adults. APPROVED GRANT APPLICATION.
25. Contract release - 1985-86 Family Planning Program - a
contractor's release farm has been prepared with the State
Department of Health Services for contract No. 85-86087 as all
payments have been received far the contract. AUTHORIZED THE
CHAIR TO SIGN THE CONTRACTOR'S RELEASE FORM.
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87-183 26. 1986W87 Women, Infants and Children contract amendment - an
(Cont'd} amendment has been prepared to contract No. $6-89465
increasing the amount payable to the county by $1,300 in order
to cover staff participation in special state sponsored
training and conference programs. APPROVED CONTRACT
AMENDMENT AND AUTHORIZED THE CHAIR TO SIGN.
27. Welfare Child Protective Services counseling agreements -
standard agreements have been prepared with the following
persons, indicating the type of counseling and in the annual
maximum amounts: Karen Knight, family therapy - $9,950;
Ann Giel. family therapy - $9,950, James J. Parr, family
therapy, $9,950; and Suzanne Henrion, family therapy - $9,950.
APPROVED AGREEMENTS ANA AUTHORIZED THE CHAIR TO SIGN,
28. Dennis A. Bruce counseling agreement amendment - an amendment
has been prepared to the counseling agreement with Dennis A.
Bruce to provide group counseling during 1986-87 in the amount
of $3,flfl0. APPROVED AMENDMENT TO AGREEMENT AND AUTHORIZED THE
CHAIR TO SIGN.
29. Legislative bi11 positions - the Chief Administrative Officer
submits a report recommending the Board adopt positions on SB
263, ACA 24, SB 246, SB 357, SB 207 and AB 2266. ADOPTED
POSITIONS AS RECOMMENDED AND AUTHORIZED THE CHAIR TO SIGN
LETTERS ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD.
30. Advisory board member travel -Board authorization is
requested for Mental Health Advisory Board Member
Carol Purcell to attend the Children's Coordinators Meeting to
be held in Pacific Grove on April 29 - May 1, 1987 in the
estimated amount of $285. AUTHORIZED TRAVEL.
31. Certificate of appreciation - Butte County Economic Develop-
ment Corporation Board Member Maggie Barron. APPROVED
CERTIFICATE OE` APPRECIATION AND AUTHORIZED THE CHAIR TO SIGN.
Motion: APPROVED CONSENT AGENDA.
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Vote: 1 Y 2 Y 3 Y 4 Y
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5 Y (Unanimously carried)
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Regular Agenda
87-184 Budget transfers.
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Motion: APPROVED BUDGET TRANSFERS 8-126, 8-130, 8-134, B-135 AND
B-136.
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Vote: 1 Y 2 Y 3 Y 4 Y 5 Y (Unanimously carried)
(BUDGET TRANSFERS 8-128, B-129, AND B-132 REFERRED TO FINANCE
COMMITTEE.}
87-185 Salary ordinance amendment - the ordinance deletes the classifica-
{110} tion of social service case aide, and adds three positions of
social worker supervisor I, 1b social worker TTT/TT/T positions,
one typist clerk TTT/II position, and three typist clerk II/I
positions.
Motion: WAIVED THE FIRST READING OF THE ORDINANCE.
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Vote. 1 Y 2 Y 3 Y 4 Y 5 Y {Unanimously carried)
87-186 Appointments - commissions and committees.
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a. *Appaintment to Airport Land Use Commission.
Motion: TO APPOINT MIKE SCHRADER.
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Vote: 1 2 3 4 5
{MOTION WITHDRAWN. CONTINUED TO MAY 5 FOR ADVERTISING OF VACANCY.}
b. *Appointments to committee vacancies.
Motion: REAPPOINTED SUPERVISOR DOLAN TO LAFCO.
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Vote: 1 Y 2 Y 3 Y 4 Y 5 Y {Unanimously carried}
87-187 Consideration of proposal from Chair regarding Koppers incident.
{231)
Motion: APPROVED THE RECOMMENDATION WITH THE ADDITION OF ONE
PUBLIC MEMBER SELECTED BY SUPERVISORS McTNTURF AND ONE
PUBLIC MEMBER SELECTED BY SUPERVISOR DOLAN, RECOGNIZING
WE ARE NOT ONLY DEALING WITH THE KOPPERS INCIDENT BUT
WE'RE DEALING WITH OUR RESPONSE pN ANY TYPE OF CIVIL
DISASTER AND ALSO, TF THERE IS GOING TO BE VOTING AND A
RECOMMENDATION TO COME BACK, THAT DR. WARD ALSO SERVE ON
IT AS THE FIFTH MEMBER.
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(Cont'd) (DR. WARD ASKED THAT HE NOT BE ON THE COMMITTEE.)
Amended: TO WITHDRAW DR. WARD'S NAME, BUT LEAVE THE FLEXIBILITY TO
THE COMMITTEE T4 APPOINT A FIFTH MEMBER iF DESIRED.
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Vote: ~, Y 2 Y 3 Y 4 Y 5 Y (unanimously carried)
87-188 Request from Butte County Taxpayers Association to discuss public
(12751 comment time. (INPUT RECEIVED. NO ACTION TAKEN,?
Recess: 10:fl7 am
Reconvene; 10:19 a.m.
Public HearinQS and Timed Items
87-189 Public hearing - AB 90 grant proposals recommended by the Justice
(1916) System Advisory Group far 1987-88.
Motion: ADOPTED RESOLUTION 87-62 AUTHORTZiNG COUNTY TO RECEIVE
FUNDING.
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Vote: 1 Y 2 Y 3 Y 4 Y 5 Y (Unanimously carried)
87-190 Report from County Counsel regarding options to relieve county of
{1995) its welfare burden. {from 3/24187) (COUNTY COUNSEL ADVISED THAT
THiS IS A MATTER FOR CLOSED SESSION.)
87-191 Fred Springer, c/o Arnold Pacific Properties - consideration of a
(2083) mitigated negative declaration regarding environmental impact and
** use permit for a 67 space mobile home park on property zoned S-R
fl0 (suburban-residential?. located on the south side of Henshaw
Avenue, approximately 800 feet west of the Esplanade, identified as
AP 06-15-85 (ptn), Chico.
Motion: MADE MOTION OF INTENT TO APPROVE STAFF'S RECOMMENDATIONS
A THROUGH E WITH CONDITIONS 1 THROUGH 28 AND RENUMBERING
TO 29 WITH AN ADDED CONDITION FOR THIRTEEN DESIGNATED
GUEST PARKING SPACES THAT WILL BE INCLUDED NOT ONLY AS A
CONDITION ON THE APFLICATION BUT DESIGNATED ON THE MAP
AND TO REVISE CONDITION N0. 27 T4 READ STRIKE OBSCURING
AND ADD ~2" INSTEAD OF THE FIVE FEET AND BRING IT BACK
FOR FINALIZATION.
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Vote: 1 2 3 4 5
(MOTIOAI TA$LED UNTIL AFTERNOON.)
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87-192 Public hearing - consideration of a statement of expenses incurred
(591) in the total amount of $2,510 far demolition of the building
situated at 4871 Virginia Avenue, Oronille. (NO ACTION TAKEN.
PUBLIC HEARING TO BE RENOTICED AND RESET SHOWING THE CORRECTED
AMOUNT OF EXPENSES AT $2955.]
Regular Agenda
H7-x.93 Discussion of Data Processing Steering Committee recommendation to
{655) allow computer hardware proposals to expire.
MOTION: RECOMMENDED BIDS BE ALLOWED TO EXPIRE.
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Vote: 1 Y 2 Y 3 Y 4 Y 5 Y {Unanimously carried?
H7-194 Report from Planning Director regarding request from Clayton Gunn
(996) to allow a church on property included under the Williamson Act.
(from 3/17/87)
Motion: TO DIRECT COUNTY COUNSEL TO PROVIDE BOARD WITH AN OPINION
ON MAY 5 AS TO WHETHER OR NOT THE CONTRACT IS IN
COMPLIANCE WITH STATE STATUTE.
{MOTION WITHDRAWN.)
Motion: MADE FINDINGS AS DEFINED TN THE LAND USE CONTRACT FOR THE
GUNNS THAT THEY ARE PROVIDING A PUBLIC SERVICE AS
ADDRESSED UNDER ITEM 6B OF THE EXISTING CONTRACT AND
DIRECTED PROCESS OF CANCELLATION OF THE CONTACT BE DONE
AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. DIRECTED COUNTY COUNSEL TO REVIEW
OUR CONTRACT PROCEDURE AND PROVISIONS TO DETERMINE IF WE
COMPLY WITH THE LAW, AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS SO THAT WE
DEFINE THEM IF ANY MORE REQUESTS COME ALONG OF THIS
NATURE AND TO KEEP ON FILE WITH THE CONTRACT A COPY OF A
LETTER FROM MR. GUNN STATING THAT HE WILL SHARE LEGAL
COSTS IF WE ARE CHALLENGED ON THESE FINDINGS.
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Vote: 1 AB 2 Y 3 Y 4 Y 5 Y (Motion carried)
(PLANNING DIRECTOR EMPHASIZED THAT A USE PERMIT WILL ALSO BE
REQUIRED.)
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87-195 Discussion of Heiltown Road improvements.
{2723?
Motion: AUTHORIZED MR. CHEFF TO BE THE OVERSEER OF IMPROVEMENTS
*** THAT MR. CHEAL WISHES TO MAKE, KEEPING TREE CUTTING TO A
000 MINIMUM AND MAKING SURE THAT MR. CHEAL HAS THE PROPER
INSURANCE AND WHATEVER ELSE IS REQUIRED BEFORE HE
PROCEEDS WITH THE PROJECT.
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Vote: 1 2 3 4 5
Motion to amend: TO INCLUDE HAVING MR. CHEFF GO IN THERE, AND WITH
CQNSULTATION OF ALL fiHE NEIGHBORS, TRY fi0
DETERMINE HOW BEST WE CAN MAKE THAT ROAD SAFER AND
AT THE SAME TIME TRY TO FIGURE OUT WHICH OF THOSE
TREES HE THINKS NEED TO BE REMOVED TO ACCOMPLISH
THIS FACT AND THEN, IF THERE IS FURTHER
DISAGREEMENT, THAT HE REPORT BACK TO THE BOARD FOR
ANOTHER HEARING.
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Vote: T N 2 Y 3 N 4 N 5 Y (Motion failed}
Motion: AUTHORIZED MR. CHEFF TO BE THE OVERSEER OF IMPROVEMENTS
THAT MR. CHEAL WISHES TO MAKE, KEEPING fiREE CUTTING TO A
MINIMUM AND MAKING SURE THAT MR. CHEAL HAS THE PROPER
INSURANCE AND WHATEVER ELSE IS REQUIRED BEFORE HE
PROCEEDS WITH THE PROJECT.
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Vote: 1 Y 2 N 3 Y ~ Y 5 Y {Motion carried}
87-196 Consideration of participating in the California Transit Systems
(7061 Joint Powers Insurance Authority.
Motion: ADOPTED RESOLUTION 87-63 AUTHORIZING JOINING OF JOINT
POWERS AGENCY TO PROVIDE fiRANSTT INSURANCE. ADOPTED
RESOLUTION $7-63A ESTABLISHING THE INTERNAL SERVICE FUND
AND PROVIDING AN ADVANCE FROM THE COUNTY'S GENERAL
LIABILITY SELF INSURANCE FUND AND PROVIDING FOR THE
REFAYMENfi THEREOF WITH INTEREST,
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Vote: 1 X 2 Y 3 Y 4 Y 5 Y {Unanimously carried}
Recess: 12:42 p.m.
Reconvene: 1:40 p.m.
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Public Heariacs and filmed Items
87-197 Public hearing - Ophir Road extension project from Lincoln
X719) Boulevard to Lower Wyandotte Road (environmental assessment
regarding environmental impact).
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0000 Recess: 2:52 p.m.
Reconvene: 3:20 p.m.
(INPUT RECEIVED. MR. CHEFF TO BRING BACK TO fiHE BOARD LATER FOR
ACTION.)
$7-198 Fred Springer, c/o Arnold Pacific Properties - consideration of a
(1140) mitigated negative declaration regarding environmental impact and
use permit for a 67 space mobile home park an property zoned S-R
(suburban-residential}, located an the south side of Henshaw
Avenue, approximately 800 feet west of the Esplanade, identified as
AP 06-15-$5 (ptn), Chico.
Motion: FOUND fiHAT THE REQUIREMENTS OF CEQA HAVE BEEN COMPLETED
AND CONSIDERED AND ADDPTED A NEGATIVE DECLARATION TO
WHICH MTfiIGATION MEASURES HAVE BEEN ATTACHED; FOUND THAT
THE PROPOSED MOBILE HOME PARK EXPANSION COMPLIES WITH THE
MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL GENERAL PLAN DESIGNATION
BECAUSE IT WTLL NOT EXCEED THE DENSITY ALLOWED TN R-2,
AND HOUSING ELEMENT POLICIES REGARDING PROMOTION OF
MOBILE HOME PARKS AND AFFORDA$LE HOUSING. FOUND THAT fiHE
PROPOSED USE OF THE PROPERTY WTLL NOT IMPAIR THE
INTEGRITY AND CHARACTER OF THE R-2 ZONE BECAUSE THIS
PROJECT IS AN UNREASONABLY INCOMPATIBLE WITH OR INJURIOUS
TO SURROUNDING PROPERTIES OR DETRIMENTAL TO THE HEALTH
AND GENERAL WELFARE OF THE PERSONS RESIDING OR WORKING IN
THE NEIGHBORHOOD OR TO THE GENERAL HEALTH, WELFARE AND
SAFETY OF fiHE COUNTY. FOUND THAT THE PROPOSED
DEVELOPMENT ESSENTIALLY COMPLIES WITH BUTTE COUNTY CODE
SECTIONS 24-120 AND 24-130 AS MODIFIED BY THE GOVERNMENT
CODE IN THE FOLLOWING PARTICULARS: DENSITY, SETBACK, ROAD
WIDTH AND RECREATION FACILITIES. APPROVED THE PROPOSED
USE PERMIT TO ALLOW THE RECONFIGURATION, RELOCATION AND
EXPANSION OF THE KENTWOOD ESTATES MOBILE HOME PARK FOR A
TOfiAL OF 138 MOBILES ON AP 6-15-71 9PTN0 AND b-15-55
(ARNOLD PACIFIC PROPERTIES), SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING
CONDITIONS:
1. INSTALL VERTICAL CURB, GUTTER AND SIDEWALK, AND
CONSTRUCT ONE-HALF STREET SECTION PLUS 12-FOOT LANE TO
THE RS-2A ROAD STANDARD ALONG THE HENSHAW AVENUE PROPERTY
FRONTAGE OF BOTH THE NEW PARK AND THE EXISTING PARK.
2. PROVIDE PERMANENT SOLUTION FDR STORM DRAINAGE FOR
EXISTING PARK AND NEW PARK.
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87-198 3. .PAY $900 PER ACRE DRAINAGE FEE FOR ARE WITHIN THE
(Cant'd) CUSSICK AVENUE DRAINAGE AREA.
4. PROVIDE STREET LIGHT AT THE INTERSECTION F THE ACCESS
ROAD AND HENSHAW AVENUE.
5. PLACE STOP SIGN AT THE HENSHAW AVENUE AND ACCESS ROAD
INTERSECTION.
6. PROVIDE A ONE-FOOT NO-ACCESS STRIP ALONG THE HENSHAW
AVENUE FRONTAGE, BREAKING FOR THE APPROVED ACCESS ROAD
ENTRANCE.
7. INTERIOR ROAD TO BE CONSTRUCTED TO DEPARTMENT OF
PUBLIC WORKS STANDARDS WITH A MINIMUM OF 25 FEET PAVED
WIDTH.
8. PRIOR TO ISSUANCE OF USE PERMIT, PAY A PRO RATA SHARE
TOWARDS THE IMPROVEMENT AND SIGNALIZATION OF THE HENSHAW
ROAD APPROACH AT THE ESPLANADE,
9. WATER SUPPLY TO BE PROVIDED FROM THE CALIFORNIA WATER
SERVICE COMPANY TO BOTH THE EXISTING AND THE EXPANDED
PARK AREA.
10. CONNECT THE 57-UNIT RELOCATION AND EXPANSION TO CITY
OF CHICO SEWER.
11, THE ON-SITE SEWER SYSTEM IS TO BE PRIVATE.
12. THE CONNECTION OF fiHE ON-SITE COLLECTION SYSTEM TO
THE PUBLIC SYSTEM IS TO MEET THE CITY OF CHICO STANDARDS.
13. MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF FGandE INCLUDING, BUT NOT
LIMITED T0, A POSSIBLE RELOCATION OF THE 12 KV LINE AT
THE NORTHEAST PROFERTY BOUNDARY.
14. MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF CDF INCLUDING, BUT NOT
LIMITED T0, PROVISION OF A COMMUNITY WATER SYSTEM, AND
HYDRANTS WITH A MAXIMUM HYDRANT SPACING OF 500
FEET,HYDRANTS TO BE 5" CLOW-RICH 950 OR LONG BEACH 514,
REQUIRED FIRE FLOWS ARE 1000 GALLONS PER MINUTE.
15. CONTRIBUTE TO THE WEST SIDE FIRE STATION FUND $75.00
PER MOBILE HOME FOR THE 67-UNIT PROJECT AREA.
16. SIGN AND STRIPE INTERIOR ROADWAYS AS A NO-PARKING
AREA.
17. THE ENTIRE PARK IS TO BUILD OUT IN ONE PHASE.
18, PROVIDE TWO PARKING SPACES PER MOBILE HOME UNIT.
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87-198 19. SCREEN OR ENCLOSE ANY TRASH OR STORAGE ARE WITH A
(Cont'd) SIGHT OBSCURING FENCE.
20. UNDERGROUND ALL UfiiLITIES.
21. MOBILE HOME PARK SPACES ARE NOT APPROVED FOR
TRANSIENT USE.
22. PROVIDE A SIX-FOOT MASONRY TYPE WALL ALONG THE WEST
PROPERTY LINE TAPERING TO 42" WITHIN THE HENSHAW AVENUE
BUILDING SETBACK LINE. PROVIDE A 42" MASONRY TYPE WALL
EON PARK SIDE OF PROPERTY LINE) FIVE-FEET FROM PROPERTY
LINE ALONG HENSHAW, WALL HEIGHT AS NECESSARY FOR REQUIRED
SIGHT DISTANCE. PROVIDE A FIVE-FOOT MASONRY TYPE WALL
ALONG THE EAST PROPERTY LINE FOR A DISTANCE OF 175-FEET.
TAPERING TO 42" WITHIN THE HENSHAW AVENUE BUILDING
SETBACK LINE.
23. LEGALLY JOIN THE OLD AND NEW PARCELS THRU A
REVERSION TO ACREAGE. AT THE TIME OF REVERSION TO
ACREAGE NO LESS THAN 12,004 SQUARE FEET IMMEDIATELY
ADJACENT TO fiHE HENSHAW AVENUE RIGHT OF WAY AND LYING
WITHIN THE EXISTING WALNUT ORCHARD AND ADJACENT TO THE
EXISTING MOBILE HOME PARK SHALL BE RESERVED AS A PASSIVE
RECREATIONAL AREA FOR THE USE OF fiHE KENTWOOD ESTATES AND
EAST KENTWOOD ESTATES MOBILE HOME PARK RESIDENTS.
24. MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE CHICO UNIFIED SCHOOL
DISTRICT INCLUDING PAYMENT OF DEVELOPER FEES.
25. PRIOR TO ISSUANCE OF PERMITS, SUBMIT A REVISED SITE
PLAN SHOWING THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION: THE HCD APPROVED
LAYOUT OF THE EXISTING PARK, THE PROPOSED PARK LAYOUT,
APPROVED ROAD SECTION, LOCATION OF SOLID BLOCK WALL,
CIRCULATION BETWEEN THE TWO PARKS, AND DESIGNATION OF THE
ORCHARD AND A PASSIVE RECREATIONAL AREA.
26. COMPLY WITH CONDITIONAL ZONING RESOLUTION 86-155 AS
AMENDED.
27. INSTALL ALONG HENSHAW FRONTAGE SIGHT OBSCURING
LANDSCAPING MAINTAINED IN A LIVING CONDITION THAT WILL
ACHIEVE FIVE TO SIX FEET iN HEIGHT IN APPROXIMATELY FIVE
YEARS.
28. AFFLICANT MUST ALSO COMPLY WITH ALL OTHER APPLICABLE
STATE AND LOCAL STATUTES, ORDINANCES AND REGULATIONS.
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29. PROVIDE 13 ADDITIONAL GUEST PARKING SPACES WITHIN
THE EAST KENTWOOD ESTATES MOBILE HOME PARK AREA. SEVEN
SPACES SHALL BE ADJACENT TO SPACE NO. 65, THREE SPACES
SHALL BE ADJACENT TO SPACE NO. 1 AND THREE SPACES SHALL
BE ADJACENT TO SPACE N0. 6, AND THAT THE MAP WILL BE
REVISED TO SHOW THOSE GUEST PARKING SPACES.
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Vote: 1Y 2Y 3Y 4Y
5 Y {Nation carried)
Regular Asrenda
87-199
(1261)
87-200
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Report from Puhlic Warks Director regarding Neal Road Landfill.
Motion: AUTHORIZED PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR TO PROCEED WITH THE RFP
FOR AIR AND GAS MIGRATION TESTING.
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Vote: 1 Y 2 Y 3 Y 4 Y 5 Y (Unanimously carried)
(PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR TO PLACE FEES ON THE REGULAR AGENDA FOR
MAY 12, 1987.)
Report from Government Operations Committee regarding advanced step
recruitment - Mental Health Department. {from 417/87)
Motion: APPROVED ADVANCE STEP HIRING AT UP TO THE "C" STEP FOR
PROGRAM CHIEF AND SUPERVISING MENTAL HEALTH NURSE AND
DIRECTED ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER TO PREFARE A MEMO FOR THE
INCOMING PERSONNEL DIRECTOR TO BRING BEFORE THE BOARD A
BROADER POLICY ISSUE ADDRESSING THE CONCERNS EXPRESSED
IN THE MEMO FROM PHYLLIS HELLIGAS AND BRING IT BACK AT A
FUTURE TIME AFTER WE HAVE OUT PERSONNEL DIRECTOR ON
BOARD.
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Vote: l Y 2 Y 3 Y 4 Y 5 Y {Unanimously carried)
87-201 Closed hearing -Richard Peters - proposed negative declaration
with measures regarding environmental impact and rezone from U
{unclassified} to M-1 (light industrial} and development agreement
on property located on the west side of the Skyway across from its
intersection with Honey Run Road, identified as AP 40-02-87,
southeast Chico. {from 4/7/87} (ITEM TO BE ON AGENDA FOR MAY 12,
1987.)
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87-202 Interpretation regarding an accessory use to agriculture in an A-40
(1b83} zone.
Motion: FOUND THAT IT CONFORMS TO THE ZONING TO SELL FUEL TO A
GOVERNMENTAL ENTITY.
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Vote: 1 Y 2 Y 3 Y 4 Y 5 Y (Unanimously carried)
87-203 Report from Chief Administrative Officer an the status of
(1.779) litigation with the City of Chico. (REPORT RECEIVED. NO ACTION
TAi{EN . )
87-204 Report from Chief Administrative Officer on the Oroville Justice
(1852} Court budget deficiency. (REFERRED TO BUDGET AND FINANCE
COMMITTEE.)
87-205 Consideration of recommendations to Caltrans in reference to Garner
(2605) Lane. (NO ACTION NECESSARY AT THIS TIME.}
Recess: The Board recessed at 4:24 p.m. to convene as the Butte
County Air Pollution Control District Board of Directors.
Reconvene: The Board reconvened at 4:25 p.m.
Closed Session: The Board recessed at 4:25 p.m. for a closed
session on litigation matters: AFDC, Southeast
Bands; Central Chico RDA,. North Valley Plaza Mall,
and a personnel. matter.
Reconvene: The Board reconvened at 5:05 p.m. (NO
ANNOUNCEMENTS.)
Adjournment: There being nothing further before the Board at
this time the meeting was adjourned at 5:05 p.m.
to reconvene at 9:00 a.m. on Apra 2,8„ 1.987.
r,~ $oard'af Supervisors
ATTEST: MARTIN J. NICHOLS, Chie
Administrative Officer n+
Clerk the Board
By:
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