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HomeMy WebLinkAboutM052571May 25, 1971 STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) SSo COUNTY OF B~JTTE ) The Board of Supervisors met at 9.00 a,m. pursuant to adjournment. Presents Supervisors Gilman, Madigan, Maxon, MciZillop-and Chairman Reynolds. Clifton Nickelson, Administrative Officer, Daniel Blackstock, County Counsel and Clark A. Nelson, County Clerk by Margie Catt, Board of Supervisors ~lexko I~T`JOCATIONo Rev. Vincent Brady, Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Gridley. Pledge of allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America 71-1150 APPROVAL OF MINUTES On motion of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and unanimously carried, the minutes of May 18, 1971 were approved as mailed. 71-1151 C~OMMUI~IiCATIONS Mrs, Helen Gage, Chico, Mrso Gage supports the Board's intent to eliminate duplicate street Names grid details the problem in Chico between Estates Way and Estates Driven Infoxmation onlya Mrs. Viola Huxley, Oroville. Mrs, Hurley thanks the Boated of supervisors for their cor_cern over her financial and physical problems, Information only. Mrs, Freida Go ~TU11, Chico, Mrs, Nu11 is presently receiving public assistance and asks several questions concerning the possibilities of her being. released from the El Dorado. Manor resident home. Referred td Ed Robinson, Welfare Director. Paradise Veterans of Foreign Wars, Geoxge Houghton, adjutant, advises that term of Leor~ard E11is on the Memorial Hall Committee has expired and requests his reappointmento See motion following communicatiors . Chico Republican Women Federated. Mrs. Laverne Lennon, president, writes opposing closing the Skyway now ox in the future for a peace march. Information anlyp LeMoyne Snyder, M.D, Mro Snyder requests that the hearings on R-1 zoning in the Valley View Drive area of Paradise be held in the Paradise areao Comply with request; hearing to be held in Paradise area by. Planning Commission. Law Offices of Leonard and Lyde. Mr. Keith Lyde, representing Land O'Lakes Subdivision, appeals the decision of the Planning Commission on May 13 denying-their ;:. ~ ,. request for a one 3+ear extension to file a final subdivision map. {Mr. Lyde in audience at ZO o'clock,} County Counsel reported on the matter; to be held until such time~as Mra Lawson is presento Governor Ronald Reagana Governor Reagan invites Butte County to participate in the annual Young American .Medals for Bravery Program. Referred to Administrative Officer for handling. Paradise Chamber of Commerce, The Chambex sends an invitation to the Board to attend the annual dinner at $ p.mo June 2 at the Elks Lodge. Administrative Officer will xeply to invitation. City of Oroville. Jerrold Gonce, city administrator, formally advises the Board that Mayor Winston will serve as the City's representative to BCAG and Councilwoman Church as his alternated Information only. Page 366. May 25, 1971. State Dis3.sion of Highwayso Sends n®tice of public hearings-that will be held between early June-and September 23 concerning additions or deletions to the State Highway ar..d Freeway Systems Discussed; see motion following the communidationso State Public Utilities Co~imission.o Sends notice of order to reopen investigation i~±to requirements for locating of electxic generating plants, Information onlyo ~;ou~!ty of Napao Sends copy of resolution apposing Senate Bi11 Noe 333. In.farmation only, County of Sacra.mentoo Euger_e Gualco, Chairman of the Board, sends suggested resolution and information concerning Sacramento County's support of locating the caratract for the space shuttle engine with the Aerojet Company in Sacramentoo Discussed, Supervisor Gilman said he would like to.knaw mare about the mattero No action .taken at this time. Co*zgressmar..'Harold To Johnson, Congressman Johnson sends a report from the Corps of Engineers concerning emergency xepairs to the-levy on the M and T Rancho better referred to Supervisor Madigan; he will report on mattero Butte County F`aira The Association fgrwaxds minutes of their May 17 Board meetings Information onlyo Supexior California Comprehensive Health Planning. Mr, Frank Harland sends a bulietin on their work program, products and budget, Enclosed is a request that Butte County supply $4,108 worth of funding far their program for next year, To be discussed during budget timed Kimshew Cemetery Districto Request for reappointment of Robert Rase, Trusteed Placed on next week°s agendao Mrs, May Brown, Writes concerning water gate under new bridge across Clear Creeks Public Works Director will take care of the matter, Clif Mickelsc~n, Ad:n~strative ~Jfficero Application- for the formation of County Ser'tri.^.e Area Noo 41o Discussedo No action at this. times 71° 1152 REAPPOINTME?~"?' OF ~,EONARD ELLIS TO PARADISE MEMORIAL HALL COMi~'LLTTEE On motion of Supervisor Maxon, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and unanimously carried, Leonard E11is was reappointed a member of the Paradise Memorial Ha11 Commiticee, as recommended by the Veterans Of Foreign. Wars, Max Bi11e Post Noo 20390 71°1153 AUTHORISE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKB TO WRITE LETTER REQUESTING THE INCLUSION OF ROADS WITHIN THE STATES'S ROAD SYSTEM Clay Castleberry, Director of Public Works, asked the Board if they would like to consider asking the State of California to include the Lumpkin Road to the State recreation area and Pearson Road and the Skyway to tie in with Clark Read State Highway to State Highway 99, Suggestion discussedo It was suggested that Caxzyon Drive from Olive Highway to the State recreation area also be included with the State Highway System, On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Gilman-and unanimously carried9 the Director of Public Works was authorized to write a letter to the State suggesting that the following roads be included within the State Highway Systems to Lumpkin Road to the State Recreat3.on area 2, Pearson Road and the Skyway9 to tie in the Clark Road State Highway to State Highway 99 3a Canyon Drive from Olive Highway to State recreation.areao 7I°1154 STsJDENT5 OF NOIRE DAME CATHOLIC SCHOOL. GHIGO WELCOMED Chairman Reynolds welcomed the students of Notre Dame Catholic School, Chico, to the Board meetingo Chairman Reynolds introduced the Board members-and the department heads and told the children they would be given an opportunity to ask questionsa Page 3b7o May 25, 1971a _______________--=====May=25,=197. _---------___-__-- 71m 1155 ACI~TOWLEi3GE RECEIPT OF Fa3NDS DII'OSITED FOR DRAINAGE PURPOSES The Board acknowledge the receipt of $800 deposited for drainage purposes by Frank Gun~!ingham, Glay Castleberry, Dixectox of Public Works, xepoxted on the mati~ero 71-11.56 AGGE~T ROAD A1VA DRAINAGE WORK DEXTER PARK SUBDIVISION O:n motidn. of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Oilman axed unanimously carried, the Board accepted the mad and drainage work of Dexter Park Subdivision, Flora. Avenue, Chico, subject to the maintenance bond which is posteda 71m1157 APPROVAI, OF PAVT~TG O~IERa.~A~ PROGRAM Public Waxks requested co~afirmation-and approval to proceed with plans and specificatic~?~s for bidding the paving overlay program, Public Works plans to bring bidding plans to the Bvard soon for bid opening and award after July. 1. Fox this reason Public Works is asking Board approval to include some projects in nex;~ yea•r`s budgeto Request discussed. Mr, Castleberry,feels the County wi11 save money if t-he matter is handled i:~ this manrerq Mr, Castleberry requested that the Board taut the projects to be covered, On anotion of Supervisor Maxon, seconded by Supervisor Mcl~illop and unanimously carried, approval was granted to Public Works to call for quotations for furnishing and hauling 1,000 togs of asphalt mix to the Merrimac Hi11 on the Oroville- Quincy road from the paving overlay fund, 71-~~.58 APPRQ°v~_ _'_~T©?'~~CE ~F C©MP~TION„ EAS'" AV~:StJE EXT~TSION PROJECT NO„ 56171-68-1 ~3a mo'tio*z of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by S•,±pervisor Maxon and unanimously carried, the constr;~ction of East Avenue exter_sion from Kennedy Avenue to Esp?a~?ade by Teicnert Co?•~struction Company work was accepted, the Chairman was authorized to sig>:? the Notice cif Completion and the Clerk was instr;acted to record said ?~o~:ice of Gompletic~n with the County Recorder, S~3pa~~visox Madiga~~ asked Mr, Gast~.eberry if compaction tests were made an this street. Mr. Castleberry stated that the tests had been made; the tests met the speaificatio~?s. ~'he con•trac•tor has repaired the areas that he had been asked to repa.iro T~.me speA~t discuss-ng the placing of overlay ox~ this roado loo action takeY~ or the matter of placing the overlay vn the road. 71-13.59 A~7OP'~' R~~OL~':~."Ir.Jii? NO 71-106 FOR S.r~'1i ARy ABANDOI~~ME~1T'?` FOR A PORTION GF NORD AVENUE Ckn mouior~ of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor M~cKillop and :~~zanimo~~sly carried, Reso~.utio~? 7?-106 for summary abandor.~ent for a poY•Wion of Nord Avenge was adopted and the Ghaa.rman was authorized to sign, 71•° 1? 60 A1?1?ROE1~ ~ONS~TANT GO~~RAGT,_ ~0;71\Y'~Y. SERVICE, AREA ~~31, BIGGS SWIMMING POOL sun shade 0*~ motion of Supervisor Maxon, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and urzaraimous? y carried, the consultant eo~txact for Gour_ty Service Area #31, fox Biggs swimming pool sun shade was approved, the Chairman was authorized to sign anc~ call fox bid was authorized, with opening date set for-June 15, 1971 at 11 a.mo in. the Administrative Office, 71-1161 R~OR~ Q~V' .. B~~NDARIES FOR SERVICE AREAS s PALERMO & WEST PARAAISE Clay Castleberry, Director of Public Works, regorted that the maps and boundaries were prepared in draft form for the service area in Palermo and for the West Paradise area. He said he would like to go over these with the Board at the Board°s corsve~-iience; he was told to return later in the meeting with. the maps and the descrxptionso Fage 368, May 25, 1973.. ___________________ ~y=25,W1971--===_____________ 7'i-1:62 REPORT 0~ BD^TE C~I~JNTY PARAI~T~ OLtDI~AI~TCE It was stated teat as requested by the Board of Supervisors, County Counsel has done some background research ors the development of a parade ordinance. Sheriff Gil:~ick and Vaptain Flamm of the Highway Patrol were present to speak to the Board .- on this s~zbjec.t. Day. 3laekstosk, Cozan`c.y Courssel, said he had checked with Alameda County on their parade ordinance. Mr. Blackstock modified the Alameda County ordinance slightly to fit Butte Co7.~nty. Rough copies of the proposed ordinance had been.ser_r to the Eeard members for their study and recomme~?dation. Thy Sheriff has worked on the proposed ordinance; he has prepared an application dank. `the Sheriff woaai.d make the initial investigation. 'the proposed ordinance set out and discussed, The first proposal was that the Sheriff would make the initial investigation; he woal.d serxd out the notices and receive back whe information concerning the application. `lhe Sheriff could decide how the parade should be altered. The other proposal is that the ~3oard of S~apervisr~rs`~would make the initial determi~zatior about the routes and how Whe parade shou~d proceed, 'the S1-ceriff°s proposal. sets up a Traffic Safety Committee in the County. the aheriff artd hrs repreveratative, the ~±ighway Patrol representative, a representative from Public Waxks and the Division of Highways and County Co~~.nsei would be members of the committee, County Counse? explained the law regardiz;g this ordinance. He requested that- the Board to?:~e nc~ final. action on the ordinance today, He said he wanted to read the case of Seaside before taking action, Sheriff ~il?i~„k said the Sheriff°s Department would make the investigation and would make the recommendation as to whether the parade should be held, A copy of the application would go to the Sheriff, one to the ~'reasurer, one to the Department of Public Works, and one copy wo=.:ld go to the Highway Patrol.. Captain Flamm said he wanted to be kept informed on the matter of parades within the C"ounty. Ca~t,ain Fl,wtmn said he was concerned about the fact that there is poor communica::iors between the departments it this Countyo He said he needs the required information abou{~: parades so that he can schedule additiax:al men far the parades. He explained the procedures for paradesq He said he was not completely satisfied with the wcrda.ng of this proposed ordinance. He-said he would like to work with County Cou_isel on the final preparation of the ordinance. Captain Flamm expla.irced the setting up of the Traffic Safety Committee. 'The C©mmittee would work u~-zder the Board of Supervisors, The Committee would make communication simpler- between L-he departments. Captain ~`lamm said he could get the make up of the committee from the one set up in Lake County. Mr. Blackstock asked the Board for their determination concerning the parade ordinance. Time spent discussing the time element; Captain Flamm explained the requirement of the 45~day notice of the parade. Discussed the cancellation of parade permits, The Sheriff should have the power to cancel the parades it was felt, Captai:s Flamm, Sheriff Oillick and County Counsel will meet and go over the proposed ordinance. The Board will take action following the receipt of the recommendations of Sheriff Gillihk, Captain Flamm and County Counsel. No action taken at this time. Page 3b9. May 25, 1971 May 2S~ 19.71 711163 P:ftBSF,~~rnA`fZ'D~ OP Pi~B:~,;~CA.i~C~ B~'.~m'BD "B.7`i"~B+ COt+k ~~u Mrs. Nancy Clander and Firs, 7a~sdy ~'homas,of Chico presented the Board members copies of the pr.blica{ Loy. enti.ted "Butte County' , `phis book was prepared a:~~d published by the :~ea.gue of Women ~~oters of BS.zt~`e Coua~yy. Mrs. Glander thanked the Board ar~d the Cox,~~:c.y depa.rtme_•?t heads Taho helped them in the prepaxation of this book. ~~~-. was fQ'~.t that this bock w~~u:~d ,s;;pp:t.y the i~.formation req~~:<ess~ed by the public conce='ning Br~~:te Co;~n~;y, ~.;hai r.~an Reyi_c.~lds thy,:-ked them ra~r the book a:~d their work i:n preparxrag this p~sbi2.~.a'a:1.G__, RECB~ S o l0 0 "' 0 R~co~~~~~> 1~als 71~1~.6~+ A~YR04~E, 'J`C~iS~EP`l 0~' l'~~Bl,"~r~ DEF~1:D. ~'~.if Mis:kelso~?., A,~',ministrati~,~e Officer, presented theBoard members a memo co,.:~:e~rr:~i's~g ~h? .; `a~.3.sr:~os c~ she ma%•~er of a public defender for Butte County. M~:~. =~;rry Berrian a lawyer from M~.rysvill~:, spoke to the Board ~:oncex°ssi~g e~~s offer to s^~pp~.;~ public defe?•ader services to the Caunty of Butte by Jerome Warren. 2,:zd vohia wchroded, two 1o~;a2. lawyers ,rho axe interested in supplying this ser~r~',,~e. Kira erria:^_ staved that these services have to be provided by the Coe~rsty f~rr irdige~~~tso Hr e~:p'.aned ~.he situa•~•ion and how the problem can be handled, He sa~.d the ~•©~•~trw~~t ~:on.ept is goi:zg to 'be more popular in the Btate and that the public defenders co~1d be se3.ected •;~ith the same degree of care' ~s the Cou~ity ': ,, sele~:ts a depar~~.mert head, He said That Mro Warren was known as a °fno nonsense" type of 1aTaye•ro M~.°, Warren. is wi:e'i~sg to restrict his private practice. Mro Barrian ex~slained the proposal, "ne p~~b~.ic defender will have to cover seven courts; the defender woa~.c1 be s:C3'•~eriz3g over 5,000 cases per yearn Mr, Warre~a would guarantee that his primary bzsir;.ess would be =~:he handling of public defender cases, FJnder the proposed eor.ract, Mr. Warren would assume all costs and operatio::~ of the p;zb3.ic defenders office, Pit. Berrian. read the warrantee~:~igned by Mr, Warren. wh:~ch states that there Trrou:td be no increase in rates. `the signed Warrantee fi~.ed 7aith the Clerk. Mr. Berrian explained how .a grant ~;ould be applied for t© c~sver the ~:os•cs for these expenditures c or a portion thereof. Supervisor Maxon asked if there would be a conflict ~sf interest in this venture. Mx. Blackstock explained the matter of conflici of interests Mr, Berrian seated that coanties s:ould cover each other on the co~~Bflict of interest cases, t• . --•~ limp spe~±t discussi~?g the proposal for public defender. Mr, Berrian stated his offi~:e would assist biro Warrer. in. setting up his cases. axad .officeo Mre Blackstocie stated that Mx'. Berrian performed the public defender services for Yuba CounWy. Mro Berrian. presented wettsr~tsubmit~ed'~.by~Ji~~g~e I~~r~re11 as~d':Char~lie Dean of '~Yub',a Co`ianty that. ersdorse the prop©sa1 of public defender, Mr, Warren stated that the matter of conflict. of interest•;aas discussed at length yesterday in County Counsel's office. '!'ime spent discussing this situation and .action that should be taken regard~~g the situation. Mr, Micke~.son stated that it would be his recommendation that the Cozanty go to a contract for public defender. He said he could see no other way out than setting up an office for this service to the County. Mr. Blackstock stated that the Page 370. May 25, 1971 May 25, 1971 contract. is in ~.ega:~ form. i+~ro Bkackstock stated he had .added two addendums .to the contract9 addendums explained.and discussed. Supervisor Maxon stated he would have r~o reservations~in taking .action today b+.t he could like to ask if there is anyone in the audience that would like to speak or. the natter, Supervisor Madigan said he would like to see this held over one weeks / $~0,D d (5n motio:~ of Supervisor Mc~illop and seconded by Supervisor Maxon the concept of public defender Baas approved as submitted and. the Chairman was authorized to sign the contract, subject to budgetary .approval and approval of the contract by County Counsel. as to fors~o Mro Brooks Houghton, attorney-located in Chico, requested that action be tabled o?~e-week and that copies of the contract be made available to the rest of the Butte County Bar Association fox study and the possible offering of a co+a?~ter°proposa~. to tine Board. Mromiompkins, T'aradise, felt the Board should ask for offers from other individuals i~t the cos~nty hefcsre taking action. ?fir. Berrien stated that this problem has ex~.sted in Butte County for quite some time. Mr. Warren was the only man ~;urho went outside the County for assistance in having a s~;udy mad e. or? the problem, pave Maydole, Parau Bureau, stated that this matteL had been. discussed shout a year agoo the Bar Association at that time decided not to go into the t~ubl3c defender work. Supervisor McI~illop stated he would not be adverse to holding this action off one week. but he would hate to h«ve Mr, Warren withdraw his offer. Mr. Berrien stated he would advise Mr. Warren to withdraw his off~x. Roll ca1~. ors motion a AYESe Supervisors Cilmaa, Maxon, Mckillop and Chairman Reynolds DOES: Supervisor Madigan Motion carried. 7~.-x.165 DIS~Li1SS?'ONo VALLEY VIEW DRIVE°CREST'MQCR SERVICE AREA Mrso ;.Zatherine Best spoke to the Board concerning the Valley View-~Drive- Crestnoor Service Area. Mrs. Best p~.aced a map before the Board concerning the proposed service area. She said the decision of this Board wi11 determine whether Va11ey View Drive wi11 remain. the same. She stated that the homes .a-long this drive are of a high quality. She stated that this was a residential area. Last week the Board set up funds for an independent study of the area, She felt that this matter has be era very misleading. She said the Board had handed to Mr. Castleberry the power to draw up the boundaries of the proposed service area, Bhe said the people in that area feel that someone outside the County offi~.es should be put in charge of this matter. they are requesting that the boundaries be studied and prepared by an iradependerit firm, Chaixmaxs Reynolds stated that the County has a high salaried person to do this type work and that he was sorry. that she disagreed with their decision. Mr. Castleberry said he would be available to talk to the people in that area. Supervisor Maxon stated that regardless of who prepares the boundaries, they will have to be approved by the people•ln the area. Chairman Reynolds thanked Mrs. Best far appearing; no action taken. Page 371, May 25, 1971, May 25, 1973 71-1.166 OPENI!VG AF BIDS: PARADISE PTNES iTh;ZT N0. 4 and 8 Bide were capened fc~r Paradise Pines Ursit No. 4 aartd 8 from the fallowing: Bidder: Butte Creek Rvck Co. Bid $843,603.46 A . 'Ie~.chert 918,887,11 Bids were re£exred ~to Public Workw, Bond Counsel and engineer of work for study and xecommex_datior. 71-1P67 PARADISE PI~V'E5 ~~4 a_.d ~~8 ASSESSMENT DISTRI:CTREQ[TEST FOR C~iANGE OF BOUNDARY MAP 1;.ar;~in Company has proposed boundary .map change and amended assessment <' ~ : ,~ diagram for Board corsiderationo Robert Brunsell, attwxney, was present to explain the proceedings. Addit~.o-~a1 property is proposed to be included within the district. The property wo be inclv.ded has frontage orx the existing Skyway. they twill have frontage on the realignment of the Skywayo T.he ow?~ers•are Mr, a~ad Mrs. Aleck. Actioo. requeswed: approTae the ameradirsg of the boundary map and adopt a resolution setti*_~!g a pub~.ic hearib g on the.avattero Clay Castleberry9 Directcsx of Publ~.c G~orks, explained the area involved. He said there was-some merit beca~.~~~e this prvper~y wo~a~.d have some good frontage on the new-located Skyway. The relocation would be a bercefit to these property owners. Mr, Castleberry -felt the Board should give thought to :his matter; the property owner sh€~i+.ld `be ~o*ifiedo A $21,000 assessment would have to be made by the property c~rar±er. Supervisor McKillop said he would hesitate to have action to change the boundaries until the lrrop.erty owner has had a chance to express his feelings in the matter. Chairma_~. Reyrca~ds .said he wo~±ld want some indication-from the •property o=~ner involved that he .approved be~,ng ixzcluded within the districto Mx. Bxunse~:l said he t~rould ta'lce 'this up with ~arfNin. Company. No action at this imea 73.-1168 PUBBI.C "rIEAR.,~NG: SAS aF COUNT~I' PROPERTY VACAiv~. y0`T AT -2732 D Street Oroville Dan Bla~:ksto~ck, County Counsel, spoke ~on the sale, explaining :the purpose of the s~^:1e4 Admixzistxative Off~.cer has reoe~ived one bid ord the property. Sale opened to the public. There were no oral or written bids received at -his time. Biddi~^;g closed to the public. On motion? of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Gilman and unanimously carried, the bid of Benjamin Campbell in the-amount of $1,000 was accepted for tike county surplus property at.2732 D Street, Oroville. 71-1.169 REPOFcT ON TRANSFER STATlO~T FOR GRIDLEY°BIGGS AREAo Cay Castleberry, Director of Public Works:, reported on the survey that had bee?: made concerning the location fox-the traz~sfex station in the Gridley-Biggs ~areao Two sites have been sugggested. Mre Castleberry stated .he would have~a recommendation for-the Board next week. RECESS: 11:40 RECONVENED: 1:15 Page 3720 May.- 25, 1.971, M_ay 25, 1971 71-1170 APT'RO'~ F.,~.CET'T~iQN T'QR ACCESS Qn motion of Superaisor Mc?~illop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan-and carried, a;,a exception! for access dux AP 55m22e16n created prior so Mays 1963, on a 20 foot access., located sosath ref Roe Road, west of Circle Lase, Paradise was approved for Ro We Robil:49o> , AY.~:S: Supe-,~v-:.sozs ~~.lmanfl Madigan, Mcl~xllop and Ck~a3rmar_ Rey~ic~~.ds NOBS; Nore ABSE;'~T s Supervisor Maxr.+n? MT?VF~~ES Ta Rkf'7..~EGT '~~3.,4T Sb1'RRi+~SQR. MA~QN NQW PRESE~,~`~' 71-1171 :QENY RuTENS=O"~T 0~ ~'TMR TQ F'TLE FT~1AL S~.`BDTVT.STON M2~~ (LA's Ci'I,~SKES~ ~%m ~,awsc~!ay PPa!nnir±g DTre~:tor, reparted on -the letter received from the law .-farm of ~ ~o,_ard : a~!d i:yde ~~S~ae~alirig the derision of whe P'larning Commission on May 1.3 denying their req~~es{~ fora ore year extension to file .8 final subdivisioa~ mapo Mr.Lawso:! stated that the de~:isior of the Planning Commission -was on .avote of 8~0 for deniak.o T?~e ~regte;,t was de~.ied beca€~se the •requireme?~ts had no•t been met in tE-tis utter. The developer had ~•nade no attempt to rPSOlve she questio*ts in the ma~'ter, O.s mot~i.on of Supervisor Madigan, seconded. by Supervisor Mc~Z311op and ur~an!imous~.y carried, the req~~:es•t f€~x• a onePyear exsen!sio~z to file the final map for the L',and~Q'Lakes Subd:~~;isior!.waS denied, as recona~nended by Plarnixag ,Commission, since there has beers no attempt by ~:he developer to resolve ar!y of the questi4z!s in the maticera 7I.°-17.72 RESCIND AC'?1TfjN ALLQWi?T~ ZONINQ ~~~1R"f NU TO BE MELD TN PARADISE Time spent da.sc?!ssing `rhe action taken. by.the Board during she morning .session of the Board me,esing ,a~vprdvxng the ~regc:est of LeMoyrie Snyder, M, D, to allow Lhe hearings on the R-l zoning -she the `ilalley View Drivearea of Paradise to be held ir! Paradise, Mr. Lawso~•! stated than; she hearix!g has .•already been advertised to be held i~~ Oroville. 1' L was fell shat «llowin!g she he~ari?~g to be held ir! Paradise would set a precs~.c~ent. On mos~.Un of Supervisor Mci~illop, a~eco~!ded by Superv~.sor Qilman and unanimously carried, this morni±~g°s acti®n! approvi~ag the hearings on R°1 zoning so be held in Paradise was rescinded du.e to she fact that the Punning Commission had .already advertised the hearing to be-held in the Board of Supervisors.4 room, Oroville, 71-1173 ADDITTQNAD PARKING TO BED PRQVTDED AT LIME SADDT~E MARTI~TA Clay Castleberry, Directo~e of Public Works, slated that land .can be cleared to make room for 30 or 40 more ~.~ars by this week end at Lime Sadd;~e Marina. The State has only asked that no trees ar bushes be cut dowa~e Mro Sievers will do the work himself. 71-1174 PRESENTAT:tON OF TWO SERVICE ARRA BOTINDARY MAPS ~n response ~o regaests by the Board members, Mr. Castleberry presented tsao service-area boundary maps for Board considera•,;ion. The first map was for fibs Palermo Sewer Service Area. Mr. Castleberry stated shay the boundaries were determined largely by the residences of those who requested tf!e service area. There were •a few persons who had requested the service area but rho were too far out to be included i*~ the area. Mro Castleberry .also exp~.air!ed the boundaries of the proposed West Paradise Service area, staling that it would be bounded on the south by Honeyrun Creeks on "the west by the s~a~e boundaries as-the P.I.D.., and on the north by Valley Page 373, May 25, 1971 r~y_z5,_~.9a~. ~1iew Drive. phis area taze,~ i:~ abou.fi, 4fl -acres of unde.vela~ped property. Mr, Castleberry stated th~t~: a legal description h$s already .been prepared, 'fhe next -step is 'for this to be•che~ked by the Assessor°s C?ffi~:e.a then t€~ be submitted to County Counsel and to be ~sigrzed by too Boaard members; and final~.y to go to 3~AFC0 for approval, . 5'upervisor Ma:xo:~ asl~ed Mra Cast~.eberxy the cost of the work expended on these tw6 maps, Mr, ~;astleberxy estimated $2a0 or ~3~~J, 71w1175 D~'SCsSS,~OI~o I~R.t7VBMEti"P5 ON ~t~E SRYWA'Y Nir, Ga;~tlebe~~r;~ summar~,zed the •~rork do~?e on the Skyway to dated Supex~risor Max©::~ s~:ated that double stri~ni~~g and guard rails were sti~.l needed. 71~:I~.7b REPOR'~o GR3:DltE'~-BiGGS 'i`R~A~SSFER S'~A~'~0~' SATE Mr, Castleberry stated that there•are f®ur votes .for locating the transfer station .for the ~:r~.diey~Biggs txansfer station elong the raiProad tracks axzd one vote '.for la~:ati.~zg :1t ?~be,a•r thQ a;arti©i~ y2:rd a 7l.-x177 ALA ~OR+ ZE i,E~=~E,i? "f0 W"r~,'i;-, PF ;;p~SEDC~iA`i':LON BQ4PD RE L"iM~~D F`fSUYNQ ~ _AQCESS T~EVELOPME?~'I' Mx o ~~a.st;~eberrypresented a letter to be ~s.es:t to Ray Nesbit, Executive Officer of the Wildlife Conservation Board, app~.ying for development funds froru the Wildlife Corserva~:ion Board for ~!~.mited fishi`?g access around fake Oroville~, the lettex also regaesr_s assistance ~,*~ obtaini~~g Paxks & Recreation.'s approval of these impxoveme=i•r.s.o O_~ motion. of .Supervisor Mc.Kiilop~ seconded by 5up.ervisor Gilman and ~.~'na~xixnou5ly carried ~ the Chayrma~. was auth~srized to sign. the ~ letter addressed to Ray Nesbit of the Wildlife Cc~s~serva3:ion Board reque~~ing development funds for limitsd fishi€~g ~~lccess. 71-1178 DISC~.ISSIONo BOARD GP 5~,~r'ERVISCE~ ° ROAD 'fOTJR Mr. Castleberry stated that he will be ~scb,ed.uling a road tour of the County ~oo~^~ fog: the Supervisors, Ke a7ta:.ed he would like t© z,riclude Paradise Pines area or_ the tour th.k.s year. 'fh2 Board members :stated the tour would be convenient some-time .aroand the middle ®f June, Mro Castleberry will get in contact with each member ir~dividual~.y regarding a cor~veniex~t t~:me fo•r the touro 71-1~79...A~PRO~~E 5ATS5FAC'f10IQ Q~' MOR'~GAGE 0~± motion of S,.~pexvisor Maxon, seconded by Supervisor Gilman and una:~imousl'y carried the Chairman was authorized to s~.g~. a satisfaction of mortgage satisfying that ~;ertaiYa mortgage datyed the 30ti~ day of June.a 1965, made and executed by P., W, Webb aXad Mi~:anie Webb, as mortgagor., to the County of Butte., as mortgagee, 71~1179A~P_gr~vE CO~IiRAu'=` Wi~'H YOUR ~`-~iiT~iORI''w~ FgR DIA~^,~T05~'IO PSi'CHOLOCTCAIa TREAs~'MEI~' Mr, iv"issen ha:s supplied .a proposed u:ontract bet~~reen the State Youth Authority and~the county of 3utte tca supply psychological diagnostic services for certain youths se..t to the Youth Authority, Mr, Mickelsox~ summarized-the extent of this proposed contract with the Youth Authority, s`aating that-the cost would be about $~Ln4Qd t®~$1:;5~0 per chyld. He expressed concern for the property fax costa as there is x~o detexmir;atian of haw many youths would have to ur_dergo this services Don Nissen, Chief Probation Officer, estimated that the Court would utilize these services of CYA fox about two or three youths per year at the most, He reminded the Board members that th:i.s is ~.ot a commitment to CYA; it is merely a utilization of services wxthi~± CYA. Mro Mickelscsn stated that he felt the State should offer these services., as they do with adults, Page 3'14, May 25, 1971. ~.y 2S, k971 MrP ~3is~s,p<~ fu.r~~her s-anunarized the needs ®f these serv~.cesa stati,'.?g that 'che yoaths wo~:,~,d ;shay- -an averrage of 60 days during which #:ime an analysis and a recommersdat~,csrc would be made, ~iuze s}~ent discu~si~g the- proposed contracts Gn motiox°. of Supervisor McK~.llopa sey®~,~ded by Superv~:sor Madigan sand uxia:nimn~~sly ~~:,arried ~ o-he yearS.y ~otiut.~e,^.,ct for diagr®stic pyychologica~. tx'e,atment of yc~aths temporarily de~:a~~.:~~ed :~~w Ynz~~~,h Author3.ty was ag~groved9 subject to a 30-dsy car~cell;~t;~,on~ tine ~.ast of the contract to be added to the P,roba~:ion T}e.partment`s- Gare of Goux't Tn~ax,~s B~xdgeta a~;d the GF-tairman w,as authorized w® s~.gxze 71-1~.8Q Si~ER~~IS: RIA~; REDIS'I°R~~:`~IiV~ - HEAD GiiER 0~ WEE"iC `1~.if~ sox~.a Adm~.nis tra`eive Offxcera brief~.y sum~x'ized the problems Chet are being en~:osrxtered in s~apervisori~l redistr~.ct,~,n.g aa^Ad req~.aested that this ma~te~r be put a_~ 41?e ~ager7da o?~. dune la ~.971a 71.-11$1 DIS~_'-J~STflii o I~',D~SIG~' OF BO~~D R~~2~M ~v~vFI~iJRA`~IC~T G'1if£ Mia;kelsanstated rh~t there hive been ma;y su estions in y gg past years ~co~:~eer-~i:ng the max!rex in xih~:~;:h ti`ie desks and tables i:~ 'the Boardroom are arranged, M.ra Mi~;ke~.,~oz? px•ese^-wed v~arior.~s suggestions including a c:,arpe`c ss~d a ~ curtain to absorb sou~ada ,an e~.evated ,semi°c.ircu~.~r pl.atfrarm fc~r the S~;pervisars' desks and seats an either side cif ~•he Chairman fair ~;;o~F,n.r~y Counsel arLd Adm~.nis;~rative t7ffi~~,era i~a~ ~notio;:~ of Su~mervisa~°Reync~~.ds ~ sec~~nded by Supervisor Madigan anal carried D.a~re D~+ra.s~ fsuild3.r.g a:~bd Mairate~,ancce Ssapervis~sr9 Baas authorized to make further -study rota ti:~aa m.=otter :arid fco came up with ar estimat.e ~rf cost- far the prajecca A~'BS a S~•pervisors G~..1.man, M~~diga~?., M;cT~illop & Ghai~°m~sn. Rey:noids SOBS s Supervisor Maxota 71a~~g~-~iPPRG~~E GG~`I~G~ FQR i:RAA~~'J T~7R~ Al~i~`~AL AiJ'JI'~ Gn ma•~.ion of Superv~.sor M~~a~t, secan.ded by Supex~;isor Rey,~olds and ur?an~.mo~s~.y ~ear~°ied~ the cox?tra~.t. with Mrs Hex•berz M~Glanahar~ to do the axaxeaal a~tadit was app~o-~r~d ~ and the ~~~hairma~z caas aut~ho~rzzed to signo 7M1T83 A'~~ "~ R.ESi3~~'~~~?'G~ hsf} 7im1J'~ A~nT~~~I~'C SAi,g flF kBA~ PR~PBR~ - - -- ---~ ..o_ --- ----- ~}n ma~,.ior~ ©f cuperv.t.sor ~~xr~r ~ seconded by Supervisar Mc:~i? 1Qp a~.d °.i:'='_ra~:1_Yn[dL'~~y l•:.;~2°'i.e~y ~.e3~3~.u.~s.~~f: 7~°~.1j7 Q'Wc?I'dl_~ig ~~`"~ie flf Z'e~i p3'©peZ'3;y w~S ~dO~Zted ar_a the +~hubrrt~~t. ~ia» aa~Wh©r°.~ze~i to ii ~°a g'.... 7? m Y384 '3W~]R;r ~r _~:i:"+~' ~~ w~;T~_I' S ~s~~:5 :~~M~A'4"~' ~t _5r~;~_f'R~~GS_~~ ~~. mc~io~e f~f 5ut~ervWsor Mc:~T P.~vp,~se,.~;~~,ded by Super.°~;ivar Madigan and e:x::an3mcsuv3~y ~.arr~.ed, ~Ghe :#~;Gd fo:~ the furrish~,'r~g of eler~tric lamps to the Caunty for the 1971m72 year Baas awarded ~~a ::he ~•ight Sales ~;ompa;~y of Sa~z t'ran~ci.s~:o at SS°lo off ~.ist price less 2'I ti.ash, 71-'1185 .gPPRt~~iE; `fRAV~~~ RB ~ES~`S On ms~tiorc of Supervisar s~a~co!? s seconded by Supexvi~sa~r Gilman and unaxiimous~zy ~;arried~ ~:he foll~~ing trMvei requesics were apgro-~eda la I7.eimbursemer4 to R~.~chard 3rush for es~~rerises isacu~rred in a*tending a Saw e::ifarcemex.t coa~~fe~~e?~~ce at Asi.~.~amar Mar~.h 14 through 179 r.;a iodg~.~sg ~:asts were charged; amount of reimbursemerst requested is ~9a3~o 20 ts3.11' s"3achr,~r~, drug cc~ntro~i aide, to Pacific Grove for three days, May 2S through 28 to a`~t.end an ed~,=.ca•~:ianal co~~ferezzce o*~ utiliz~to~, of a hc~~;°li:~e for drug addi~:i.sa Page 37SP May 25, 1971 Mey 25~ 1971 71-1186 REWEI'~~ OF S;'A~E ~`~M~E~SATZ~~~,st;`~Zi~~~E D1~I~:DE~l~~1 c"tiff Micke~lso ~ et,eted `.het the ?erso~~:.eel Offyee h2~a reeeived dividend chec~Ca~ from the Sta`,•,e Oampe~.sation ~~ewranee Fz:~~d i~~a the am®us?t of $78,394073 represerssing 3+stte Cosa^Gy~ s go,~d safety re~ox~da she Board a~~C~~owledged reaexpt of these dividend ref•~nds and expressed appresia<~.aoaa of the effor~: of Gou~.ty employees ia~ this axes o 711187 APPROVE B~iDGE~ ~'BA~SFERS On mc~timr~ of b9apex•saisox Maxo~ s, secc~~•_ded by S~,gervisor Mci~illop ar}d unanimously carried, the fol:~'ai~g budget txar~.sfexs K7exe approveda 8~~.36, Ohl.~:o M~ar,~.:ipal S;c~~,rt $L60, from J~zry and WI.~.:^ess Expense to Oomm~sn%cai~~,o~?.s axed Equipment mair~.tea.an~.e ' .~°137, Sur~eriar ~ouxt m $.~00, from Jury ar~d k~'it~:ess E?cgerse to overtime E•-x.38, Paraarae atls,~xr,;e ~~oesrt. -' $1,500 from ~ezera~. Surd to Profeseios~al ,end S~seciai Sexvices ~?~~i39, Sheriff Depaxt.me_t Y900 (ream rr~f. ~ Spe~ci~tl Services, $400 ao.d $S00 L.xa~as~ortat~:on a~.d gavel to Equipment Mai~~~tee~ance-$400 a~!d I~airteraa~~,~:e St:~~actures .~mgrovements and t~r~aa:,~ad s- $ 500 E°140, fiJe;~fare ., $1,200 fra~m Eq~:zpme±~t mainte;~~,nse to Oagsitafl Outlay Equipment Em 141, P~~c~b~,•~io~~. Deparrymerit $324,50 Pram Salaxiea and Wag:~s kegular to Ext~~'a l£elp 71°Y1'88 aDD?r,,=~33~A1~ _%~Ei~.B P~~E~~~~ ~Y A~~M?I~~B'~'R~^~~IE OFF;~~vEF. ~`liff Ms.~:~€elsc~wi s•h.~ated than i~? last wee~e~s min~~:tes two agpointeem' ~.ames ware csmitt.Yd f'}•~~- the ~.ist of new me~nber;~ to the Aga-icultur~l Pu:rs:i?~g Advisory Gommi~dteeo `i'he mi?~r.uwes ~~r~e t~o be amr 4:d~:d to include the fo? Iowi~bg r~ameGa Eoyd Staples and ?~rxy R'~:~:ha~M°to Clift Mi~:keLsc~~~ also remi~~ded the 3oard members of a meeting on Monday, June ? 9 i97 = , wii:h 8e~~~,tor ~~x~.ex and A;~semb~.ymari .~~ohr~so~~, 71°1189 D~Su"~,'SS~.u~T ~~ E'~r~0~~'°`ifE; T':.4'W'E OF %011~"!'R~S[~'I' 1'OR PUBL~O DEFEIITDER Daa~ Elac~stoc~C ~rlar~.fied the fact that th®ugh the services of Public Defender wild. beg~.n. ssn M~~nda;*, J:sL~e 7 9 ~.9, 19 the contra,~5: states that payment 'mill yt.art o~ July ~., 19710 "'his gi ~e:~ ~0 days free services to the ~our~tyo 71~,~.190 A~7iHOk~.~LE AIIl'M,~_~!~siS~1~`''~'i~E O~'F',~.wFak ~f,O W.e~i`3.'E i,E~'E£4 'I"~_~R~,A - - 0~ mat.~.on. of Supe~Wrvisor Reynolds, seconded byVSupervisor Maxon, and uraz~imous~.y wa~x•i~=d a ~.liff Mi cltelvon was authorized td write a Ietter to CR.~ requ.esS.~.s~g t'_n;st <~:he comini~~.r ee cordLC+~ a~^d hold fa~.r ,aa~d unbiased hearings to bring out all of the fnc~~a~rs a.::kvcss.'~ed in yhe ga~estion of the f;sndix±g of GRI,Ae 71-1191 ~iA_;'^EIi,S PRE:SE2d~s'ED E~ SY~*PEril'~Se~R.B . ---- Sua~ex'aisox° Madigaa~ s~:~:te3 that he hard a letter from "Eizzf' .~a~hnson regarding word o~. ~,:he le~reeo rIe said the wor~C ~.a~~ be done on the M & 'I' levee, but it cannot be dose or. the FRR Ranch, S~spervis€~r Madigan also told of S~ 1585 which is to be i~cerod~sced in Sacramc~}to wh~.,sh will regaire that every other meeting of Bdards of Saag~ervisors be held afwer 6x00 ~a,m, +3~a.mo~;~io~± of Supervzsox Reynolds, se~o~-~ded by S~.zpervisor Maxon aF:;d u~ans.mo~~sly ~.~~rx`ied, ;;he hoard wez-~t o7 record as bei:~g opposed to Se1-~ate Dili. x.585 0 Page 3760 May 25, x971 __=__-----~ _ _--____ =--~=May25~ 1971-~-~---------------- ?1x1192 A1k ~ R~'~T~; ~A°,~;b~?' t'~:4' ~I.Ck1tRA~.1i~ Tyr Q~h'~EJ1i~ o Y Hs~Sr s.WAW I''~'R3DiGEi~L ~~NSRS F, a HOSP~?'AL ~?~~~ mo~io:n of Supex~t~i~or NIrsK~.liop P seoah~~3ed by 8u~sex aisar Madigan and unax,ianoasly ~.arried A gaymea^t of a c~.ai~n ira the amazaz~, az ~~.89~2$a67 to the B,atte ~oa~nt.y Qamxnu~?ity H~rapit.al fax ~'Medi~:=~1°ic:digez~t 1b~°~atient" sex~r:.~es was authorized. 71°5.x.93 RBS~~~A'!"a.t7~? OI' RiJ.~~~.i ~'i:f,'IT.RR4 D1~s.RN~x A~^Qt~'tT~_'.~, 1tRQ,E~VRD D~.stxi~:t At.tor-~ey Robert Mo Mueller appeared to s~3bmit his resigr~atian wh3,~h he said was a p.~:r~~ of the ~®r~Gra~t signed earlier this mosYsing betwee~x the Baas cif 5.~ape'x~*i~c~~~ ~aa~d ~"aers~nie G~~re~e:' He apo3.ogized fcrr the shoat notice b~.~` xesammended Kenneth ~e.a~ha ,~ssiwta~at ~~.stri~.t Atts~r,~ey9 as his sucoessoro :fie ~a~~.ianed the Baaxd ,about leaving ta~a 1a:~~g of a time lapse between his resignation and the appairztmelw_ of a r~ew DisLxi~ct Attax~:.ey F fox this is an i~-paxtant office and needs immed;~ate leader~sh;.p, ~':aircna°~ R2y^.~~1~3s ss~are3 thmt the ~paxd-wne~Id make a derision. as to Mr, Mue:~.lex ~ s s~:~.~sssox r~4 later than ~^wre 89 19710 ?"~°AA9/+ AFPBARAl4~~Be Mho ~'~.,BC?N RF M:QBI~ ~A~K HSB Pf'Ri~:t~ QH~QQ biro Qlso~ appear:=d t.o pkatest the deedi~•~g cider to the Qounty ~~ acres of his la_~d for Lha f3~;::~re ~:a?'istr~:~t~.d~? of Eaton Read thra~ugh his property, He said he w©~~~.d ~zot ab~~;,~t t~ :his if tae road were so~:struc~te,3 withz?s l2 manthsa Dan B~1a rkstcs~k statQd than. there is ,a 5~day ~ta•~°~.te o€imitation on appp als fox use permit~a, a.ad sin-ve Msa ~.sa~'Q ~wse per~~.t is da?•ed Apri.E 5g 19.71, it is stow too late try ~appea~. tee the Rla~~:~~.~g Qa~ran~.ssie+~tio it Has s:zgge~:y~ed fEa~. Mro Olson go to the r~.ax~~~ir~g Depax~:atte.~t ~.€~ r.©o~c at the maps a~,.d ~l.ar~,fy •whe ~.~;sueo if he wanted Board aetio~ fl ~.e ~~c1ld p~las~e %.hi~ matter os::. ~:he Bcsa,rd"s age. da after first having xeferred this matter to t.ha ~'~a_-r~i:~g v~xrnniss~.o*~o AD,`~Oi1Rt~.~h'" s . ~herF being n,.o~vh.,r~g further befoxE~ tae :ward at this time, the s~eeting w~:s a:~jaurx?ed at 2>SO pom., t~~ re~~~x~;e,-~e on ~'uesday, ,~u<:ae s, ~.9?1 at 9:00 a,m, A~~ES~: Q~~R~ Ao N~,~~~~, ~rH~f ~3~E~:~ ~yo Board of 8~ , visors Qler~e Q ixmar~ of the Ea d . Page 3??0 May 25, 1971