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May 17, 1977
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
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COUNTY OF BUTTE )
The Board o£ Supervisors met at 9:00 a,m, pursuant to adjournment.
Present: Supervisors Lemke, Madigan, Moseley, Winston and Chairman Richter,
Clif Nickelson, Administrative Officer, Dan Blaekstock, County Counsel, and
Clark A, Nelson, County Clerk, by Margie Catt, Clerk of the Board.
Pledge of allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America
Invocation by Supervisor Lemke
77-,944 APPROVAL OF MINUTES
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Winston
and unanimously carried, the minutes of May 10, 1977 were approved as
mailed with the correction on Page 171, Item 77-905, change last two words
to read "private non-profit" and in the motion state the Board set the
policy for the Man Power Planning Council,
77-945 COMMUNICATTONS
Louie C, Wells, Oroville, Mr, Wells submits his resignation as the Disabled
.J D O O American Veterans' representative to the Oroviile Memorial Hall.
/' See motion following communications,
Lime Saddle Community Service District. The DistricC submits a request for
$100,000 in revenue sharing funds to be used to acquire a
headquarters building and water distribution facilities within
~,3(~, Q p the District's service area. Information only.
Chico Area Recreation and Park District. The District writes concerning
d khe Board of Supervisors being designated as the Butte County
X00• ~ a Area Agency on Aging, Information only.
Oro Ridge Properties, inc.. The Firm writes concerning the placement of
signs by the State of California within the Kelly Ridge development.
C~5"Q, l Supervisor Winston questioned County Counsel about this; no action taken.
Charles F, Lueder, Oroville. Mr. Lueder submits petitions for variance to
provisions of Sections 19-LO and/or 19-12 of the Butte County Code
for placement of a mobile home on AP 36-31-10, 4100 FooChill Blvd „
~J3,0 ~, Oroville. Set for hearing on May 31, 1977 at 10:00 a.m.
Mrs. Stan Statham, Chico. Mrs.Statham appeals CheBoard of Zoning Adjustments
denial of a use permit which woald allow four signs 34 feet from
the center line of East Avenue, on the north side of East Avenue
~ Tj approximately 1100 feet west of Cohassett Road, Chico. Set for
hearing on May 31, 1977 at 10:30 a.m.
DepartmenC of Housing and Urban Development. The Department advises that
$61,296 has been made available for use in the Section 8 existing
housing program within Butte County, Information
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President Jimmy Carter, President Carter writes concerning expansion of the
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Francis X. Callahan, Chico. Writes requesting Board to authorize his fence to
be matired back five feet on his property located at 1020 West 12th Ave.,
Chico. Discussed. Mr, Castleberry will convey the Board's feeling
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Telegrams from Arthur Douglas, Grant Officer, San Francisco. Informs the
~ Board about the implementation of Title II Economic Stimulus Program
~a ~. extending Manpower programs through Sept. 30, 1977 and another
section through Dec, 1977. See motion following communications.
Floyd I,Nolan. Appeal decision of Subdivision Violation Committee concerning
~ placement of mobile home on his property on Scenic Lane, Chico.
,/ ~, a Set for hearing on 3une 7, 1977 at 9:45 a.m,
Butte County Schools. Special Advisory Committee for CETA Youth Employment
~~ 3, s--p Program. No action needed,
Imohl Brown, Chico. Complaint concerning Butte County Housing Apartments
problems in Chico. George Walker has told him that the Butte County
Legal Council is now defending these trouble makers. He feels that
it is a very disturbing situation when one tax supported agency
r~2~,p o attacks anouther county tax supported agency, Supervisor Madigan felt
// Congressman "Bizz" Johnson should be contacted concerning this practice
and if he is coming home to California for Memorial Day holiday, then
determine if a meeting could be set up with him, Ray Johnson and
Stan Statham to diacusa these programs. Chairman Richter feels that
the question of Legal Services dealing with Welfare Fraud should also
be discussed. Administrative Officer to contact Congressman Johnson
and determine if he will be in California during the Memorial Day
Holiday and if he is to be here, set up a meeting for the Board
members to discuss these questions with him.
77-946 APPOINTMENTS TO OROVILLE MEMOI2IA7, uAT.r.~ nrGAnT.Fi
On motion of Supervisor Winston, seconded by Superiisor Moseley and
unanimously carried, Mr. Leonard F. Reynolds was designated as the Disabled
American Veterans' representative to the Oroville Memorial Hall and Mr. George
W, Curtis was designated ae the alternate.
77-947 AUTHORIZE RESPONSIVE TELEGRAMS RE TITLE TT ~ TITLE VT FUNDS FOR GRANT FUNDS
EXTENDING GRANT TO SEPT. 1977
On motion of Supervisor Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, a telegram was authorized to be sent to the Grant Officer
requesting Fedexal funds and agreeing to the terms of the telegram from GranC
Officer, San Francisco, modifying the present grant by extending it to
September, 1977, with a formal modification to be approved later to extend
the programs through December, 1978,
77-948 PROGRESS REPORT ON STATUS OF EFFORTS TO ELIMINATE PROBLEMS AT
WHISKEY FLAT & OTHER AREAS _
Progress report on status of efforts to eliminate problems at
Whiskey Fiat and other areas acknowledged by Board members. Supervisor
Lemke stated he hoped that there would be a follow up on some of the previous
complaints. No action taken,
77-949 AUTHORIZE PURCHASE OF MOBILE RADIOS
The Fire Department requests authorization to purchase two used
mobile radios for $50 each.
On motion of Supervisor Winston, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
and unanimously carried, purchase of two used mobile radios for $50 each
authorized and funding from savings available in the Fire Department's
fixed asset account approved.
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77-950 ADOPT RESOLUTION 77-80 ESTABLISHING JUST COMPENSATION AT $500;
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT - PROPERTY A UI5ITION
Proposed is the acquisition of property at 2650 81gtn St.,
Oravil3e.
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Lemke and
unanimously carried, Resolution 77-BO establishing just compeasatioa at
$500 adopted sad the Chairman authorized to sign.
AYES: .Supervisors Lemke, Madigan, Moseley and Chairman Richter
ABSTAINING: Supervisor Winston
77-951 AUTHDRIZE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE TO APPLY FOR SECTION 235 PRELLMINARY
RESERVATION: HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Section 235 low and moderate income housing funds are being made
available. Funds discussed.
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Lemke and
unanimously carried, Administrative. Officer was authorized to apply for
Section 235 preliminary reservation for Housing and Community Development.
77-952 HOUSING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT: App ROVE SECTION B RENT SUPPLEMENT
Butte County Housing Authority has an existing Section 8 rent
supplement allocation of 27 unite. Larry Brooks explained the situation.
He reported that the staff would he willing to support the program sad
will reserve some of the units. Mr. Brooks stated that the Board should
formally request that 15 units of Section 8 be reserved for the South
Oroville project area.
On motion of Supervisor Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
and carried, the Housing Authority is requested to allocate 15 units of Section
8 to the South Oroville project area.
AYES: Supervisors Lemke, Madigan, Moseley and Chairman Richter
NOES: Supervisor Winston
77-953 AUTHORIZE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE TO REQUEST FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE THROUGH
FEDERAL REGIONAL COUNCIL: WORK PROJECT ADMINISTRATION DITCH
The WPA ditch running through the Oroville 5outhside neighborhood
has been determined to be a health and aa£ety hazard. It was felt that
this should be handled at this time.
On motion of Supervisor Winston, seconded bq Supervisor Moseley
and unanimously carried, Administrative Offiee was authorized to request
financial assistance through the Federal Regional Council 1n San Francisco.
77-954 ADOPT RESOLUTION 77-81 AUTHORIZING PROCESSING COUNTY ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER
TO CARRY OUT SECTION 312 REHABILITATION LOAN PROGRAM
On motion of Supervisor Winston seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, Resolution 77-81 authorizing processing County Administrative
Officer to carry out Section 312 rehabilitation loan program was adapted and
the Chairman was authorized to sign.
T7-955 COUNTY AUTHORIZED TO TARE SUBORDINATE POSITION IN MATTER OF AMBROSE
HUD LOAN
Larry Brooke stated Chat have a 312 loan going through on the Ambrose
property. There is a lien against the property for an outstanding bill with
the old Butte County hospital. It ie being suggested that the County agree
to take a subordinate position in this loan.
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On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Lemke
aad unanimously carried, the Board authorized the County to take a
subordinate position in the matter of the Ambrose ]i[JD loan.
77-956 PUBLIC HEARING; STREET RENAMING IN PARADISE ADDRE53 AREA:
ABOPT-REBOLUTION 77-82
The public hearing on the street renaming in Paradise address
area held at this time.Clay Castleberry, Director of Public Works, set
out Che background of the hearing, etatiag that hearings have been held
in the Paradise area concerniag these street reaaminga. Mr, Castleberry
said he would like to have No. 7 on the list withdrawn.
Hearing opened to the public. Appearing;
1. Nathan Relyea, 6220 Berkshire, Paradise. He objected to the
chaage of Bershire Way; he has checked with ell the emergency facilities and there
is no conflict with the Way or Avenue. Bob Malquist, Public Works, stated
that the Street Naming Committee recommended that it be called "Berkshire"
without the Avem~e or Way,
2, Mr, Harry McKean, Humbug Road. He objected to No, l7, change
of Humbug Road to Martin Camp Road.
Aeariag closed to the public and coafined to the Board.
On motion of Supervisor Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Madlgaa
and unanimously carried, Resolution 77-82 approving renaming of county
roads was adopted, with the deletion of Berkshire Avenue, Bershire Way,
Carolyn Way and Humbug Road (the oae changing to Martin Camp Road), and
Chairman authorized to sign, with actioa implimeating the changes to be held in
abeyance uatil the numbering program is completed, which should be within the
next nine months,
Supervisor Lemke set out his thanks to the members of the Paradise
street naming committee, etatiag that the? were an out-standing group of
people.
77-957 W. A. WEiNREICH-APPEAL OF DENIED PARCEL MAP, THREE LE3TS, AP 4k-44-29
(PORTION), NORTEiW_EST CORNER OF HWY. 99 AND RICKS LANE CHICO
Hearing an W, A. Weinreich appeal of denied parcel map, three Iota,
AP 44-44-29 (portion), aorthwest corner of Hwy. 99 and Hicks Lane, Chico
held as advertised. Background of the appeal set out. It was felt that
the map did not comply with the County General Plan.
Hearing as the negative declaration opened to the public.
Appeariag: No one. Hearing closed and coafined to the Board.
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Moseley
and unanimously carried, negative declaration for W. A. Weinreich parcel
map, dated Augvst 2, 1976, was adopted, with the finding that it w3T1 have
no significant effeot on the environment.
Hearing on appeal opened to the public at this time. Appearing:
1. Mr. Bachman, representing Mr. Weinreich. He stated that the
proposed development was a racket ball club, They fees that it is in
conformance with the proposed use, and ie compatible with the existing uses
in the area. It is is an area adjacent to open apace.
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Chairman Richter stated he would like to look at the map.
Hearing recessed until later in Lha meeting.
77-958 APPROVE BUDGET TBANSFER5
Oa motion of Supervisor Winston, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
and unanimously carried, the following budget transfers were approved:
• H-130 Sheriff-Enforcement, The purpose of this trarsfer is to increase the
sheriff's appropriation For extra help by ~Z,S00 to ccver costs of security services
provided to public activities in accordance with Board of Supervisors policy
established in 197;-76 to be financed by revenue for services.
8-131 Elections. Transfers $1,696 from publications and legal notices; with
~196'.going to transportation and travel and $1,500 to ^_si-=tenanee of equipment.
This 'transfer is to provide an appropriation for the IB'~i equipment maintenance as
this was not inclu3ad ir. the current yeaz budget. It is also to provide an
appropriation for additional transportation of ballots to the Data Processing Center
and various service centers for two countgtride eleetians,
H~2 Supplemental man ower rodram - CETA Title T. This transfer allocates
~1,O16,29j of federal revenus to various CETA TTitle T prcgrama through Saptembsr 30,'
1977 as reported to the Board on Novembor 23, 1976; Min;:te Order 76-1992 and also
reallocates X118,108.27 of the obligated fiords from pricy CETA Title I grants,
B_ 133 Supplemental manpower ro ram - CETA Title II and Title VI, The ptu•pose
of this transfer is to allocate $270,581 of federal revenue (CETA Title II) and
X1,078,320 of federal revenue (CETA Title VI) to various p+iblic service employment
programs through Septe~ber 30, 1977. This Transfer also reallocates deobligated
funds a.,.ounting to X1,181,298.14 from prior CETA II and CETA VI programs, all in
accordance with the report presented to tY.e Board at th_ seeting of danuar;~•11, 1977
and approved by ,Resolution 77-49. Total amount of this transfer is X2,530,199.14.
77-959 APPROVE CONTRACT WITH PETER'S ENGINEERING FOR LIGHTING SYSTEMS "-~""
BUTTE COUNTY FAIR
Bids have been secured from electrical engineering firms to perform the `
deslga, pleat study, and contract administration for the purpose of upgrading
the lighting system on the Butte County Fairgrounds. Peter's Engineering has
submitted a proposal far $3,000 which has bees approved by the Fair Soard.
Oa motion of Supei~trisor Winston, seconded by Supervisor Moseley and
unanimously carried, contract with Peter's Engineering was approved and the
Chairman authorized to sign.
77-960 ADOPT RESOLUTION 77-83 AUTHORIZING PURCHASE FROM MALLORY EQUIPMENT SALES
OF HOG PENS: BUTTE COUNTY FAIR
Bids have been received for the purchase of 60 hog pens and 180 feet
alleyways sad hardware, with ,the low bidder being Mailorq Equipment Salsa
Company of Hutchinson, Kan9as in the amount of $7,756.82.
On motion of Supervisor Winston, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
and unanimously carried, Resolution 77 83 authorizing purchase from
Mallory Equipment Sales~ndapted, Chairc~an authorized to sign, sad payment
authorized upon completion.
77-961 CONTINUATION OF BEARING ON W. A. WEINREICH APPEAL OF DENIED PARCEL MAP:
APPEAL GRANTED .
The continuation o£ hearing on the W. A, Weinreich appeal of denied
parcel map, ;three Lots, AP 44~k4-29, (portiosi), i-orthwest corner of Hwy. 99
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and flicks Lane, Chico held at this time. Map set out and discussed; this is
grazing land or could be urban. Chairman requested Board action at this time.
On motion of Supervisor Winston, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
and unanimously carried, appeal of W. A. Weinreich of denied parcel map
was granted, subject to the conditiane imposed ea follows:
Zoned C-C W. A. 1Veinreich, AP 44-44-29 (portion, d tots,
G.P. 1-4 du/ac northwest corner of Flwy. 99E and Flicks Lane, ~
Chico. Dngineer: Jerry Compton
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 20.3 of the Butte County Code, '
the tentative parcel map of the above identified property has been re- j
viei~e~ by the Butte County Subdivision Committee and the Pianxcing
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The Subdivision Committee and the Planning Commission recommend
approval of the tentative map, subject to the Following conditxons•:
1. Provide a road maintenance agreement, if not taken into County ~,
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5. Submit drainage plans includ3.nq crassinR of 5udad ditch to the
slept. of Public Works For approval and install requsred facilities .•
6. Construct cul -de -sac to Parcel J~'.
7. Indicate a 55 ft. building setback from the Centerline of Hicks•
Lane.
8. Show alI easements of record on the final man.
9. Access easements to be reserved in deeds per County Ordinance i £
not taken into County system.
10. Place guard rail on bridge as required by the Dept. of Public Jttorks.
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A J:egative beclaration Regaxding Environmental Impact was filed with •
the County Clerk on August 3, 1976, finding the proposal is in confpr-
mance with the zoning covering the property and existing uses on the
project site.
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77-462 APPROVE CONTRACT AMENDMENT DCRC EQUIPMENT
An amendment to our contract with the State Office of Narcotics
and Drug Abuse to permit the County to pwrchase furniture for the DCRC
Office in Chico has been prepared. Equipment purchase was authorized by
the Board on May 3.
On motion of Supervisor Winston, seconded by Supervisor Lemke
and carried, contract amendment to contract with the~5tete Office of Narcotics
and Drug Abuse was approved and the Chairman authorized to sign.
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n renewal agreement with th ridge of Chico, Inc., known as Helpliae
has been prepared for services of ens Bring the drug counseling and referral
centers' telephone-lines during o£f hours. Contract is for a cost of $100
per month or $1,200 per year. Matter taken off agenda at Chis time.
77-963 APPROVE RENEWAL OF~ONTRACT WITH CHICO STATE UNIVERSITY'S STUDENT HEALTg
SERVICES
A renewal contract has been prepared with Chico State University's
student health services for the County Mentei Health Services office to provide
counseling services. Cost to the University under this contract amounts to
$15,825.
On motion of Supervisor Winston, seconded by Supervisor Lemke and
unanimously carried, contract for student health services with Chico State
University was approved and the Chairman authorized to sign.
77-964 APPROVE PUBLIC WORKS ITEMS
Oa motion o£ Supervisor Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, the following action was taken:
1. Aeteept Neal Road between Cautolenc and Paradise Dam, subject to
provisions that Paradise Irrigation District has agreed to a maintenance
period on the Road for one year beginning May 1, 1977, continuous
maintenance of 718 ft. of guard railing, continuous maintenance of fill
if settling occurs, and delivery of deed or easement to the County.
2. Accepted the work of Thomas O, Stewart, contractor, for Che
construction of three-span, reinforced concrete flat-slab type highway bridge
supported on driven piles, in Butte County on Lower Honcut Road across
Wyman Ravine, approximately 0.7 mile east of State Highway 70, authorized
Chairman to sign the Notice of Completion sad instructed the Clerk to record
said Notice o€ Completion.
3. Approved Contract Change Order No. 2, Oroville-Quincy Highway, in
the Sncreeaing amount of $42,000 whfch provides for excavating trenches,
furnfshing sad installing perforated metal pips underdrain system and
placing pezvioua material to alleviate numerous springs encountered on the
project and authorized the Chairman to sign.
4. Approved agreement for sale, authorized Chairman to sign, sad
authorized Auditor to issue warrant upon demand of County's escrow agent,
on the following:
Midway at Hagan Lane, SPRR signals
Chevron USA, Inc. (easement) $230
5. Auehorized purchase of truck with funds coming from road reserve
for CETA project program. J
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77-965 INFORMATION AND DISCUSSION ITEMS
a. Solid waste costs. Mr. Castleberry informed the Board that
the garbage operation will overrun the budget, Reasons for over run
explained.
b. Mr. Castleberry reported that he tad Supervisor Madigan were
busy last week; they have located nine additional parking places at the
Chico building.
c. Mr. Castleberry reported on the River Road problem.
77-966 AIITHORiZE CLOSING OF DAYTON ROAD CROSSING CHICO FOR EXTENSIVE REPAIR WORK
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Winston
and unanimously carried, closing of Day#on Road crossing in Chico was
authorized for a period of one week for the extensive repair work on the crossing.
77.967 DISCUSSION: CROUCH DITCH
Supervisor Madigan questioned Mr. Castleberry about the Crouch Ditch
abandonment. Mr. Castleberry stated that last year the controlling owner of
the ditch wanted to turn it over to the County and the County turned it down.
The ditch runs into Edgar Slough and provides drainage for the fair and that
area. Mr. Castleberry will send a packet to the Board members about this matter.
77-968 APPROVE LETTER OF AGREEMENT• JUVENILE DELINQUENCY PIAN _
A letter of agreement-has been prepared with the Region C, CCCJ
to develop a juvenile delinquency plan and coat tracking for the implementation
of Assembly Bill 3121. Chairman Richter questioned Howard Cssagrande about
this plan. Mr. Cesagreade stated that this is the grant that the Board had
approved in February; he is presenting it now in writing. Plan discussed.
On motion ofSupervisor Winston, seconded by Supervisor Madigan.
~~aad ;-- carried, letter of agreement for Juvenile delinquency plea was
approved and the Chairman authorized to sign. AYES: Supervisors Lemke,
Madigan, Wiaston and Chairman Richter NOES: Supervisor Moseley
77-969 AUTHORIZE FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS: DATA COMPUTER EQUIPMENT
The Data Processing Department has experienced numerous electrical
power failures within the Last year. As an alternative Co iacreeaing power
supplies to the computer center, Mr. Hindery is requesting authoritq to
conduct an equipment feasibility analysis to reduce the power requirements
by "swapping out" the present equipment with newer available equipment which
utilizes much leas power. Cost savings are anticipated.
Hank Hindery, Data Processing Director, explained this request.
Request discussed.
Oa motion of Supervisor Wiaston, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
and unanimously carried, feasibility analysis for computer equipment was
authorized.
77-970 ADOPT RESOLUTION 77-84 AUTHORIZING CHAIRMAN TO SIGN CONTRACT:
ALCOHOLISM REHABILITATION SERVICES
A contract has been prepared for neat fiscal year with the
State Department of Rehabilitation to provide rehabilitation services to
individuals handicapped by alcoholism. Total cost of this program is
$47,594. Butte County Short-Doyle allocation will provide $9,500, of
which lOZ, or $952 w111 be the net coat to the County.
Dr. Svihus reported on this service. Chairman Richter will go and
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On motion of Supervisor Winston, seconded by Supervisor
Lemke and -carried, Resolution 77-84 auth'oriziag the Chairman to sign the
Alcoholism Rehabilltatioa Services contract was adopted end the Chairman
auChorized to sign.
AYES: Supervisors Lemke, Madigan, Wiaetoe and Chairman Richter
NOES: Supervisor Moaeleq
EL'CESS; The Board recessed at 10:20 for morning recess snd then to hold
an executive session on meet and confer matters.
RECON9ENED: The Hoard reconvened at 10:40 £oliowing the Horning break and
executive session concerning meet and confer. The negotiator vas
instructed as to rape position of the County at this time.
77- PUBLIC HEARING: NOTI OF SATTI 0 PURCHA58 CHICO RARY PROPERTY
The public hearing on•the notice of iatention'to purchase Chico
Library property was held as advertised. Gerald Lively, Administrative
Analyst, stated that a zoning change is required. For 30,000 square feet
of space 150 parking spaces are seeded. There is sot sufficient apace
for parking spaces. There will be a need of 2,500 more square feet of
property. Mike Cohen has keen in contact with the County coacerniag
this matter. There are two possible proposals, one to purchase a
third parcel, and the other to deepen the existing parcel by 2,500
square feet. Mr. Cohen will have Co talk to the owners concerning
this. The price to purchase the additional square ffootage would
be $2.25 per square foot. The whole property is at a cosC of $2.10
per square foot sad the average will be $2.17 per square foot.
Nj-aigmany$ibh6earstaped that if the building were reduced
in square footage then the parking spaces needed would be less and
there would be no need to acquire additional property... ,~_.
Mrs. Terry, Librarian, explained _~pEteoadedbee4etl~~ of the
areas in the county. There is a great need in Chico for a new site as
there is inadequate parking. The library is unable to carry on the
total operation at this time.
Maxine McCullough, LibraryyCommittee, stated that the library
would need a minimum of three acres. Ms. McCullough stated that the
Vallombxosa site would be the most desirable area. There i6 commuter
service to that area.
Supervisor Madigan stated that there is another site on
East First Avenue that might be a better location. There is 3.55 acres
es compared with the 2 1/2 acres at Vallombroea. The entrance would
have to be on Sherman. The Masonic Lodge is willing to sell part of
their land for parking.
The matter is continued to May 24, 1977 aC 11:OD a.m. with
a report back from Supervisor Madigan, Chairman Richter and The Administrative
Office.
77- 972 PUBLIC HEARINGS EARL BROOKES AND CFIARLE5 MONTGOMERY - APPEAL BOARD OF
ZONING ADJUSTMENT'3 DECISION REQUIRING INSTALLATION OF CIIRBS, GUTTERS, AND
SIDSgALKS, AND WIDENING OF ROAD TO FOUR LANES FOR A USE PERMIT ON CLARK
D SOUTH OF BUSCHMANN ROAD- PARADISE.
The public heating on•the 8ar1 $rookea and OE-arlas Montgomery
appeal Board of Zoning Ad~uatment~a decision requiring laatallation of
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use permit on Clark Road, south of Buschmann Road, Paradise vas held as
advertised.
Supervisor Winston stated that this is the same problem that
continues to come ug before the Board time after time, relating to the
possibility of postponing off-site improvements until such time es its
deemed necessary•by the Public Works Director.
Supervisor Winston, Chair~aan Richter and Clay Castleberry to
meet on Thursday at 12:OD p.m. to discuss this matter.
Hearing held on the Negative Declaration at this time.
Hearing on the'Negative Declaration open.to the public.
Appearing: Marjorie Cox, 5385 Clark Road, Parao3dse. Ms. Cox stated
that she was opposed to the project.
Hearing oa the Negative Declaration closed to the public and
confined to the Board.
Oa motion of Supervisor Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Winston
and unanimously carried, the Board has reviewed the enclosed information
mhfch indicated that na substantial sdverre eaviroumental affects xiil
occur from project approval and in consideration oxf~tha recommenda'Cion
,,that a conditional Negative Declaration be sdogted. ,
Hearing on the project held at this time. Mr. Castleberry,
Public Works Director, net out the background of the project Brea.
Thin is on Clark Rvad where Che•,bowling alley had been. The Board of
Zoning Adjustment placed the requirements due to the fact that this
is a commercial venture.
Hearing open to the public. Appearing:
1. Glen Maxwell, representing Mr. Hutchinson the owner of the
property. Mr. Maxwell stated that it is not economical to widen the
road with a frontage of 300 feet. Mr. Maxwell stated that an assessment
district should be formed on Clark Road to cover the improvements.
Discussion of an improvement policy whereby the improvements
can•be put in when the Public Works Director decides that it is necessary
had at this time.
2. Earl Brookes. Mr. Brookes stated that the property is
out of Che present urban district of Paradise. There are no curbs,
gutters and sidewalks on Clerk Road. Mr. Brookes is willing to put
in curbs, gutters and sidewalks when the time comes Chat it is
necessary to do eo.
Mr. Castleberry stated that the property is below Buschmana
Road. There are no sidewalks in that area. The improvements could
be postponed but that the road should be widened to allow for ingress
and egress from the property.
The hearing ie continued to May 31, 1977 at 11:15 a.m.
3. John Reinke. Mr. lieinke stated that he lived is the
area. Mr. Reinke set out the drainage problems in the area sad how
_ ._, ,. the drainage ie being handled at tha~reaent time.
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77-973 APPROVE ADMINIST8ATI9S QFFICB f'BOPOSAL TO CHARGE DISTRICTS FOR COSTS
OF UTILIZING COUNTY COUl488L'B O1~IC8.
Supervisor Winston stated that`this is doing nothing more than
shifting the burden of paying for the attorney to another district. This
would not change the taxes.
Supervisor Lemke stated thtfi irvu3.d~2$dtsdepvease the staffing
at County Counsel's office. This would only require that each district
pay for an individual attorney when it was necessary, or use County
Counsel's office. The districts will have to come up with fees for
legal services no matter which way they ga.
Dan Biackstock, County Counsel, stated that there are situations
whereby County Counsel is required to handle certain legal functions far
districts. There can be no charge for this as it is a duty.
Oa motion of Supervisor Winston seconded by Supervisor Lemke
that the recommendation to charge districts £or costs of utilizing
County Counsel's office be denied, A7!ES: Supervisor Lemke and Winston.
NOES: Supervisors Madigan, Moseley and Chaixmaa Richter.
Motion falls.
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Moseley
Jlabeleg~iand,sly carried, the recommendation to charge districts for costs
of utilizing County Counsel's office be supported and ask the Administrative
Office to implement the recommendation. AYES: Supervisors Madigan, Moseley
and Chairman Richter. NOES: Supervisors Lemke and Winston.
77-974 APgF•ARANCE: GARY RENYON. HUTTE PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION. 1.,..._..
Mr. Kenyon stated that he would like to introduce Mr. Putkey
to the Hoard.
77- 9757~ppEARANCE: HERB PUTKEY
Mr. Putkey stated that he represented Community Unit to
Reclaim Sover~gg~hty(CtTRES). Mr.~Putkey would like to present a
proposal to the Board concerning insurance. The insurance should
be for reparation for injuries and nothing else. Mr. Putkey would
like to be placed on the agenda to discuss this matter.
Chairman Riehter'appoiated bupervisors Zemke and Winstva
to meet with Mr. Putkey sad report back to the Hoard.
77~D76 .APPEARANCE: LE TY
Mrs. Pye stated [hat she had a petition with 110 signatures
on it to continue the Sterling City Dump until the citizens of Sterling
City have a chance to solve the pro}~fiem. 25rs. Pye is representing the
Sterling City Volunteer Fire Department. The California Division of
Forestry is Susanfrille $ue•to the draught coatrols~ell litter.
The citizens can with the approval of the California Divisoa of Forestry
install a pit to dispose of wood combuatibiea. Tilers will be a
.. ...........__,-„_.. control burn by the Division of 8otestty.
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The Board delayed vote~•#ot~twa•moatha~for time-to arrange these matters.
The same request will be made of Paradise Pines.
77-977 APPEARANCE: MRS, DIANE LORENZ. PATHWAY FOR PARADISE
Airs. Diane Lorenz, representing~tb¢~Pathway for Paxadiae Committee,
presented a proposal for pedestrian walkways. Paradise Jr. Women~s Club is
spoasaring this proposal. The four major areas for the walkways set out.
Drawings of the proposed walkways set up sad discussed. Need for
the pathways stressed, This is a community project sad letters of support
from~law enforcement agencies and the schools were read.
The Committee requested $75,000 of Revenue Shariag funds for the
buildfng of these walkways in Paradise. Thep requeaC that the County Public
Works Department mark the pathways. Mr. Castleberry stated that there is a
need in Paradise for these walkways and 1te commended the ladies for the
goals they are trying to achieve. He would be delighted to help khem.
Supervisor Winston asked if they would be willing to do this
project in phases. Jean Counch, Chairman of the Committee,stated that this
was a two year project and they would be willing to do the work in phases.
Chairman Richter told this group that their request would be considered
at the time the use of Revenue Shariag funds is considered.
77-978 APPEARANCE: RAY WAELHROCK,PARADISE RIDGE RUNNERS DANCE GROUP RE
RENTAL OF PARADISE MEMORIAL HALL
Ray Waelbrock, representing Paradise Ridge Ruanera Dance Group,
spoke concerning the increase in Memorial Hall rental. This group had
installed the acoustical ceiling in the HaII and in doing so, they
improved the Hall. At the time they installed the ceiling, they did not
see the need to bargain. The rent for the hall is high now and they
do need to bargain for the rental.
Mr. Waelbrock asked if it would be possible to increase the renC
$5.00 for each time they use it for the next two years. Proposal set out
and discussed.
Supervisor Winston requested that Supervisor Lemke help this
group to meet with the~'ommittee sad reach an understanding concerning the
rectal of the Hall.
Matter referred to the Committee.
77-979 APPEARANCE; MR. LEONARD RATHBUN~_3UPT. OF THBRAiALITO SCHOOLS
Mr. Leonard Rathbun, Supt. of Thermalito Schools requested
clarification for charges for the use of County Counsel's time.
He read a short statement requesting that the Hoard reject the suggestion
to charge school districts for use of County Counsel's time. He hoped
that the Board would consider that additional Hosts to the school districts
will be hard to bear.
77-980 APPEARANGE• MRS FRANKLIN TLER AfAGALLA
Mrs. Franklin Butler, Magalia, spoke eonceraing conservaltion
of paper. sad postage. She receives her mail from the Afagalia postoffice.
,, ._ ~w 5he-receives her copy of the agead~oa Monday or Tiuesday; two~aaeks ago she
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received notice from the postoffice on Thursday that she had a letter
which turned out to be the agenda for the Tuesday meetiag. Her proposal
was that the agenda be printed on both sides, like the minutes and the
Planning Co®ission's agenda so the postage would be leas and bhe agenda
would not be held for additional postage.
Administrative Officer will look at this suggestion and report
back.
77-981 APP CE: JAMES HANSON OROVILLE
James Hanson, Oroville, spoke concerning the charging of schools
and districts for County Counsel's services, stating he felt it was silly.
He did not think Chey needed more money.
Mr. Hansoa stated that the State Legislature was requesting in-put
on timber zoning. He requested that the Bcard submit to the Legislature
that anyone not growiag timber professionaliq, should not be forced to
participate in the zoning.
77-982 APPEARANCE: MR. GENE HARRIS CHAIRMAN OF 5CHOOL $OARA
Mr. Gene Harris Chairman of the School Board, requested that the
Board give further conai~eration to the recommendation to charge the districts
and schools for County Counsel's services. It was his feeling that these
charges would create more costs for legal defense. Supervisor Moseley will meet
.,..~,a~th this school board to^dlscuse these Charges. _ _
77-9$3 APPEARANCE: LOU CARLIN PALERMO SCHOOL DISTRICT
Lou Carlin, representing the Palermo School DistricC, spoke
in opposition to the change of charging the districts for County Counsels'
services. He stated his opposition to this change.
77-983 APPEARANCE: MRS, LOI7ISE HARDING RE MAC ARADTSE OTHER APPEARANCES ALSO
Mrs. Leaaise Harding, wife of ,Tim Harding Contractor, Paradise,
stated they owa 11 acres that connect with Elliott Road, Paradise and are
building apartments on the property. It was her feeling that there is a lack
of communications in the Paradise MAC. She does not thing that they are
functioning properly. It was her feeling that this development should sot
be lumped with any other development in the area. They have 20 units under
construction and feels that Paradise needs these units.
Chairman Richter commented on the functions of MAC. He stated
that their hearings are held without proper antics. Their reports are not
truly representative.
Administrative Officer and County Counsel to meet with MAC and
try to work this aut.
Floyd Powell, Paradise, complained about how MAC was operating.
They have tied him in with Stoneaon Development. The MAC committee weals to
halt all progress in that area. Mr. Powell felt that they seed legal
counseling ar that they should be disbanded.
Mr. Tim Harding, Honeyview Lane, stated he did not think that
the MAC Committee was operating properly. He requested that the Soard disband
the group; they ere trying to run Paradise.
Marjorie Cox, Paradise, agreed with the others that MAC should
be disbanded.
Time spent discussing the possible disbanding of MAC and how it -
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could be handled. There is as election this November and a referaadum could
be placed oa the ballot.
77-984 APPEARANCE: MRS, BEVERLY HAYMART
Mrs. Beverlq Haymart said she was present concerning the
Holcomb matter an Clark Road. An injunction has been filed in this
matter and Dan Biackstoak, County Counsel, said this would enjoia
them from doing certain things.
77-985 APPEARANCE: MRS. DOROTHY PARADIS
Mrs. Paradis spoke concerning the charging of districte for
services of County Counsel. She requested that a public hearing be held
in the matter to get public in-put.
77.986 APPEARANCE: MR. CEiARLES DANE SAFEWAY DEVELOPER RE MAC
Mr. Dane agreed with the people about MAC. He owns propertq on
Elliott and on Clark Roads. He was never contacted or approached by MAC.
They widened Clark Road and reassessed the property for the streets and
tripled the taxes. Stated that the•Board does not need MAC's help in these
matters.
77-987 APPEARANCE: MR. DAN HAYES 755 Eastwood Chico: PROPERTY NEAR AIRPORT
Mr. Hayes stated he repreaeats people out~by the Chico airport.
These people have been temporarily placed in a A=40 interim zone; these
people were never told that their property was being put in a A-40 zone.
Supervisor Winston stated that this matter was being heard today.
Mr. Hayes would like to request that Chia item be delayed for one week;
he was told that this matter would be handled today and that it would be
of benefit to him.
Mr. Hayes had a map showing the property imrolved; it is south
of the Chico airport. He set out his justification for having the property
deleted from the zoning. There will be 46 homes placed on this property
and it will take the burden of future development off the shoulders of the
Planning Department. This property could never be divided again. Mr. Hayes
stated he would like to come back to the Board meeting next Tuesday and get
the Board's feeling on the matter.
No action taken at this time.
77-988 APPEARANCE; MR. JERRY HUGHES REPRESENTING THE CHICO RECREATION & PARK DISTRICT
RE CHARGES FOR COUNTY COUNSEL'S SERVICES: BOARD RESCINDS THEIR EARLIER ACTION
Mr Jerry Hughes, representing the Chico Recreation & Park District,
spoke concerning the charges to the special districte for County Counsel's services
He felt that the districte lacked information and information should be
presented to the districts prior to the Board taking action.
Statements and charges for county counsel's services discussed.
On motion of Supervisor Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Winston and
unanimously carried, the Board rescinded their earlier action, Board action
No. 77-973, aad held in abeyance action relatiag to charges to the districte
for county counsel's services until a hearing, set now for June 7, 1977 at I0:00
e.m., to allow the special districts to partic~.pate in diacuseion of this matter.
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77-989 ~Opx 08DTNANCB 16251 PUBLIC HEABItiG: LiARREN T. AMSROSE - RBZONE
FROM A-R (AGRICULTURAL-@SSIDENTIAL) AND /1R-lit CAGRICULTU'$AL 88SIDENTIAL-
MOBILE HOME) TO PA-C (PLANNED.AREA-CLUSTER) PROPERTY LOCATED ON THE
NORTH SIDE ,OF MOt3TE VISTA AVE., APPROX. 800.FT. EAST OF .LOWER WYANAOTT$.
ROAD, IDENTIFIED AS AP 36-194-07. AP 36-58-34 AND AP 36-58-35, OROVtLLE,
The public hearing on the Warren T. Ambrose rezone from A-R
(agriculture'1-xesidentiel) and AR-MH (agricultural residential- mobile
home) to PA-C (planned area-cluster) property located oa the north side
of Monte Vista Avenue, approximately 800 feet east of LaverWysndotte
Road, identified as AP 36-194-07, AP 36-58-34 and AY 36-58;35, Oroville
was held as advertised.
Headng open to the public. Appearing: Warren Ambrose.
Mr. Ambrose stated that he would like to have the condition of the fence
changed. Mr. Ambrose would like to put masonry posta,.with redwood between.
Hearing closed to the public and confined to the Board.
Oa motion of Supervisor Winston, seconded by Supervisor Lemke
and unanimously carried, Caking into account the Negative Declaration
having been made, the zoaa change from A-R and AR-MH to PA-C was approved
with the stipulation that condition ~6 be modified to provide for
masonry pilasters at the property lines only and all other conditions
to remain the same with the findings that this is in compliance with
the general plan; adopt Ordinance 1825 and authorized Chairman to
sign.
77-990 PUBLIC HEARING: HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 1977-78 FINAL
APPLICATION AND HOUSING A5SISTANCE PLAN.
Tha public hearing oa the Hausing and Community Development
1977-78 final application and hcueing assistance plan was held at this
time. Mr. McCabe, Regional Rehabilitation Loan Officer was present
at the hearing. Ward Connerly stated that there is a tremendous
need for rehabilitation and is conm,itted to use Revenue Sharing for
Public Works project in Chapmantown. Mr. McCabe has come to the
County to see the problems.
Mr. McCabL- stated that he had been raised in the Feather
River Canyon and it was a pleasure to come back to Butte County and
be able to•heip.
Hearing open to the public. Appearing: No one.
Hearing closed to the public and confined to the Board.
On motion of Supervisor Winston, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
and unanimously carried, the Housing and Community Development 1977-78
final application and housing assistance plan was approved.
77-991 REVIEW WORR PROGRAM AND BIDS - CHICO ALRPORT LAND USE PLAN. AWARD
CONTRACT TO R. DIXON SPEAS FOR CONDUCTING NOISE STUDY.
Bob Gainer, Planning, stated that there bed been two bid a,
one from Clair Hill and the other from R. Dixon Speas. The bide have
been reviewed. The staff could do some of the work and cut the
activities and the pro,]ect cost by 2/5. The only problem ie that
both consultants estimated EIR was for,~,000.
Zt wen felt that : land nee pl.n tot the Chico Airport
would be done by staff Nnd that A noise study needs to be dose.
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On•motion of Supervisor Vinaton, seconded by Supervisor Lemke
and unanimously carried, a contract wae~given to R. Dixon Speas !or
conducting the Chico Airport noise study not to exceed $3600; request
staff to inform the City of Chico that the Board expects diem to pay
SO percent. '
77- 992 .wAIVB.~IRST.~ADING: 6URFACE xtNiNG ORDIlQANCE ADOPT itESOLUTIbN 77-BS
ESTABLISHING STANDARDS FOR SURFACE I~IIIQIIJG AGGREGATE OPERATIONS .
Dan Blackstock, County Couna¢3, stated that he had met with
the members of the aggregate companies, and Supervisor Lemke. $ve=yone
was in agreement with the proposal. There are clerical errors that
have to be corrected.
Supervisor Lemke stated that Chapter 13 ea it now stands does
not meet the State standards.
0n motion of Supervisor Winston, seconded by Supervisor Lemke
and carried, the first reading of the surface mining ordinance was
waived; Resolution 77-85 was adopted establishing standards for surface
mining (Aggregate operations only) and the Chairman authorized to sign.
AYES: Supervisors Lemke Madigan, Winston and Chairman Richter. NOES:
Supervisor Moseley.
7793 ffi'STEESI ODN7lINU6D:~TD ~RFAhTL1H.9'fIQ~tAL M"JNTCI
The following matters were continued to tomorrow's meeting,
May 18, 1977.
1. Discussion of joining the National Municipal Law Officers
concerning federal unemployment law.
2. Appointment to the Citizens Advisory Committee on Drug
Abuse/Alcohol Advisory Board.
77-994 APPOINTMENT OF BOARD MEMBERS TO GRAND JURY AUDIT COI~iITTEE
Supervisors Lemke and Moseley were appointed to the brand
Jury Audit Committee.
7795 MATTERS PRESENTED BY BOARD MEMBERS
Supervisor Winston stated that Mrs. Lorenzo would like the
specifics for putting is the walkways oa road rights-of-way, Mr.
Castleberry should be given permission to give,i her assistance within
limits.
Supervisor Madigan asked Chat he be given permission to
follow the Iaw suit concerning the water situation.
The President is•coming to Fresno to look at a ranch sad
the Board should extend an~invltation to the President to come to
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Letter to be written to Congressman Johasoa Conceiving
Che harassment the Housing huthority is getting from Legal Aid a
77A96 DISCUSSION: GENERAL PLRN OPDATE
Jim Lawson, Planning Director, stated that the best place
to start the update on the land use map would be the Chico area. Theze
is a new map that has been prepared by the staff, If there were hearings
and meeting in this area then the other areas could be next. Same of
the work would have to be an ongoing thdng.
The matter is to presented to the Planning Commission.
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77. 997 REPORT: STONSSQN DEi16LOPMt{!Ff CORPORATION REZONE
Jim Levoscn, Planning Director, stated that the Planntng4ommission
had recommended ea an alternative the PA-C zoning far the Stonesoa Develop-
ment Corporation rezone.
RECESS: 1:40 pm to reconvene on Wednesday, May 18, 1977 at 8:30 a.m.
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RECONVENED: The Board reconvened at 8:30 e.m. Present: Supervisors
Lemke, Moeeley, Winston and Chairman Richter. Cliff
Mickalson, Administrative Officer, Dan 8lackstock,
County Counsel, and Clark A. Nelson, County Clerk, by
Cat}~y Pitta, deputy Clerk.
77- 99$ DISCUSSION: MOUNTAIN REPOSE TRANSFER STATIONS, NEAL ROAD LANDFILL
OPERATIONS AND ORD RANCH AND OROVILLE TRANSFER STATIONS:: APPROVE CLOSTNG
OF MOUNTATN REFUSE TRANSFER STATIONS AND OROVILLE TRANSFER STATION CON-
TRACT CANCELLATION.
The dissuasion of the mountain transfer stations, Neal Road
landfill operations and Ord Ranch and Oroville Transfer stations held
at this time.
Rearing open to the public. Appearing:
1. Orrin 8. Stratton, Chico.' Mr. Stratton stated that he
had spent time oa the solid waste committee. The objective is to
get the cost off the tic rolls and get oa a veer pay basis. Mr.
Stratton stated that he has reaerv+tiona about franchising. Mr.
8trsttoa stated that he hoped the Board would follow along is the
taco®endations to impTimenC the user paid principle. ,., ,- .
2. Gene Penny. Mr. Penny stated that the coat of having
garbage collected ie twice that of Red Bluff. Mr. Penny stated that
Tehama County has a budget of 126,OOb for garbage. $52,000 is paid
to the operator out of user fees and the rest is out of the General
fund.
Mr. Castleberry stated that the cost per capita was almost
the dame in both counties.
8. xverett Johnson. Mr. Hohnson presented the Board
with a revleed copq of'the Solid Waet Ordinance. There are things
that are underlined thBC were not is the original ordinance. These
era the items that the collectors would like to see added. The
ordinance has not been nee by counsel.
Clay Castleberry, Public Works Director, stated that State
law requires that the county have a collectors ordinance. The committee
recommended that there~be an ordinance. A draft was made and copies
sent to County Counsel and Sanitarian. The Sanitarian is to regulate
the ordinance.
The major change in the ordinance is that there will have to
be a need shown before a license could be issued.
Discussion of Couaty Counsel°s opinion had hat this time.
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