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HomeMy WebLinkAboutM060171.;une 1, 1971 STATE Or CALZFOR~3A ) } 55. couNTY o~ Bu?°rE ) The Board of Supervisors met at 9:00 a.m. pursuant to adjournment. Present: Supervisors Gilman, Madigan, Maxon, McKillop and Chairman Reyr_olds. Clifton Micke?son, Administrative Officer, Daniel Alackstoek, County Counsel ar~d Clark A, Ne?son, County Clerk by Margie Catt, Board o£ Supervisors Clerk. ST-JDEiv'TS OF THE BiGGS EZF?~fEi~"! ARY SC'~ii00I, WEi,COMED Students of the $th grad.e class of Biggs Elementary School welcomed. iNV0CAT'20N: Rev. Charles L. Poole, Saint Paul°s Episcogal Church, Gxoviile. Pledge of allegiance to the ~`iag of the t7nited States o£ America 71-1195 APPROVAL OF Nfr~ETTES O~z motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor McKillop aa*_d unanimously carried, the minutes of May 25, 1971 were approved as mailed with the minutes to re£leet on Page 371, second paragraph, ~"chat the contrac*_ for public defender was approved, with the annual payment to be $150,000. Sugex~visor Madigan requested that the pr<ragraph before the vote on this motio_. be amended to state that Mr, Berriar_ stated he would advise Mr. Warren to *aithdraw his offer if there was going to be any consideration by the Board of a count~x~3`a5~~€er. 71-1196 COMM[IN3CAT=0NS Mrs. George Benjamin Canterbury, Paradise. Mrs. Canterbury writes regarding the state of repairs of a home which was xecer_tly purchased by her in Paradise. Referred to Health Department and the Welfare Department. Mrs. Freida Pduil, Chico. Mrs. Null writes to the Board and encloses a copy of letter which she wrote to Senator NFarler, both letters being in regard to diffic+alties :'~ existing on. the present social security income. Discussed: no action taken. John Jaekel, Ord rerry Road. Mr. 3aekel writes to state that he has received a reply to his communication to the chairman of LA~'CO and writes Further regarding the positions taken by Supervisors and other county of£i~~ials concerning t~:ce massive floods caused by flooding of the Sacramento River, Supervisor Maxon felt that for the sake of clarification, maybe the Board should ask Mr, Jaekle to come before the Board to discuss this matter. Copies of the letter to be gi'ver_ to the Board members. Discussed; no actioT taken. Michael D. Moudy, Oroville. Mr. Moudy writes to object to the A-R to C°C raxoning a;: the northwest corner of Olive Highway and Canyon Drive. To be discussed during the public hearing. Garnet J. White, Oroville. Mrs. L,TFi~.te writes in objection so the A-R to C-C rezoning ~. .._ at the northwest corner of Olive Highway and Canyon Drive. To be read at the time of public hearing at 11:00 a.m. Darrell R. Cosart, Oroville. Mr. Cosart writes in ogpositioaa to the rezoning of the r_orthwest corner o£ Olive Highway and Canyon Drive, To be read at the time of the public hearing at 11:00 a.m. R, J. Mouser, Paradise, Mrs Mouser writes to appeal the denial of the rezoning commission of his zoning change petition on six parcels of property in Paradise bordering Skyways Hearing set for 3une 15, 3971 at 11:00 a,m. Patricia Rellaford, Paradise, Mrs. Rellaford writes regarding possibilities of a master plan for future development of Paradise and states that she would be willing to contrib++_+te her time and assistance towaxd.= such an endeavor, Administrative Officer requested to work with Mrs. Rellaford on this matter of answering her letter, Discussed standards for nursing homes and for homes for the aged, Letters will be written to the State Page 378. Jute 1, 1971 ~i ____________________June=1~ 197P=====_______----___ Legislature requesti??.g ;.hat they set sta:~dards for homes far the aged. A letter should also b~ written to the Comprehensive Health Planning Gommissia_~? concer*~ing the rePeasing of mental patients from the State Hospital and placing them in homes in this County. Mr, Nickelson sYa ted that there are strict standards for rest homes but the standards are not so strict for those people released from mental health facilities. Mr, Nickelson wi1P follow through on the letL-ers. Butte County Farm Bureau, Dave Maydole9 secretary, writes to invite the Board to atte?~d for observation the annum. trac~tvr orientation school on June 17 ar_d 18, 1971. Information only, Butte County Farm S~reau, Mr. Maydole writes to expr9ss the thanks of people in agriculture in Butte Cou~xt_y for the Board's help in defeating Assembly Bill 490. 3'_2formation or.1y. Ailey L.toi~~~n, Chico and Dr. C;. E, Dunaway, Chico. Both Dr. Dunaway and Dr, Howsden forward copies of complaints which were served against them because of their former capacity as Supervisors in the matter of Sarah and Christir-a Rinehart vs, various defendants, includir_g the County of Butte9 a:.^d asks that. the county provide them defense in this action. Coursty Cou•~?sel explained how this .matter should be handled, Tice Board is required to provide defense fox these ex-Supervisors, County Counsel aluo ,£'~:8:•ed~E 1et~rs requesting defense for Supervisors Maxon, NoKillop and Reync~Pds, See mention following communications, King, 5weri;:~gen and Harris, As attorneys for Olga VilPa and Mary Dolores Villa they file claim for perso*aal injuries in the amount of $2bb,47b.32, See motion followi*~g communications, Sacramento River Cooperative Steelhead Progrgm, ibis organizatio., commonly known as KamPaops, filed copy of progress report for 1970-71, Tnfarmation only. California Agricultural Commissioners Association. 'Phe Association writes to commend Mr. Don Blacks agricultural commissioner of Butte Co•+xnty~ for outstanding service to agricuPt•ure in California, They particularly refer to his servile as chairman of the Pest Prevention Committee of the California Agricultural Commissioner Association. Discussedg no action necessary, State Department of Water Resosarces. The department forwards its estimates for amounts necessary to operate maintenance areas ~~5a 7 and P3 fox the 1971-72 fiscal year.Referred to Auditor and to Mr. Castleberry. Mr. Stamm attended these hearings and Mr, Castleberry will have him report on the hearings. State Department of Water Resaurces. The Department forwards copy of its memo to the County Auditor giving estimates for amou?~t necessary to budget for Butte County as a a:ontracting agency for contract charges in 1972, Information. Assemblyman Ray E, Johnson, Mr. 3ohnson thanks the Board for its resolution No. 71-•99 expressing opposition to Assembly Bill 490a Information only, Senator Fred W. Marler9 Jr, Mr, Nader thanks the hoard for its resolution in support of Assembly Bills 1573 1574 and 1575, Information only. Senator Alan Cra?~ston. Senator Cranston thanks the Board for resolution in support of H,R, 1399. Tnf©xmation only, Feather River Hospital9Paradise, Requesting permission to vary required 55 foot set back, whia:h was denied by the Planning Commission. Referred to County Counsel, Marjorie Bryan, Family Services. Chairman Reynolds read this letter concerning requested funds to provide transportation of veterans to Eospitals, Request discussed. Mra Nickelson explained the requests set out in thisletter. The Veterans Hospitals will supply ambulance services if these Vets are really.in need, Mr. Nickelson will check this service out. To be discussed again during budget time. Charles H, Bohrman, 1017 Vermoxit Street9 Gridley. Chairman Reynolds read a lettex from Mr, Bohrman cor_cexnirg the people that plan to traverse the Feather River, He feels 'that these people should file a waiver with the County so that the County will not be responsible to costs of rescuing them if something happens and they get into difficultieso Page 379, June 1, 1971 ___ _________________3une_ls 1971====---____=====F== The people are experts that are going to attempt this trip down the river. It was hoped that these gentlemen will take a second look at this trip down the river. Letter discussed; no action take: e. Another letter from Mr. 3ohrmann concerning the frog situation was discussed, The frogs are being hunted by c®mmercial people and the County is losing their frogs. It was suggested that the County should contact Colusa County and ask them eahat they are daing about the problem, Mr. Nickelson was requested to contact Colusa County and answer this letter from Mr. Bohrmann. Copies of the Letters to be referred to the Fish ar>d Came Department. 71-1197 APPRO'~7E DEI'E~TSE FOR S~JPERVISORS IN THE MATTER OF RINEHART VS COUNTY On motion. of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and unanimously carried, defense for Dr. Arley L. Ho-~asden and Dr. 0. E. Dunaway, Chico, and for Supervisors Maxon, McKillop and Chairman Reynolds was approved as requested by County Counsel, in .the matter of Sarah and Christi*_sa Rinehart vs, various defendants, including the Cour_ty of 15utte, 71-1198 REJECT CLAIMa OLGA VILLA AND MARY DOLORES VILLA On motion ofSupervisor Maxon, seconded by Su ervisor Madigan and unanimously carried, the claim of Olga Jilla and Mary Do~bres `Jil1a; in the amount of $266,476„32, for alleged personal injuries sustained by claimants on or about February 21, 1971, ir_ the vicinity of Highway 99, in Eutte County, in an automobile accident, was denied arad referred to County Counsel. 71-1199 ACCEPT DEED, RICH?' OF TdAY AL'QUISITION„ PARCEL MAP PENTZ ROAD 445471 Un motio.2 of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Maxon and unanimously carried, the folP€~raing deed was accepted for right of way acquisition, and the Chairman was authorized to sigr!a Parcel map - PeI. 55°2625 Steve J. Mayer Sr., Pentz Road 71-1200 CONF'TRMATTON OF ROAD TOIIR: JUNE 16th June 16, 1971 was co~afirmed as time for theBoard to make the road tour with the Director of Public Works. 71°1201 APPROVE C1iA:RGE ORDER 4k2, PARADISE PISS NOS. 3, 5 and 6 ASSESSMENT DISTRICTS On motion of Supervisor Maxon, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and unanimously carried, Change Under 4~2 for Paradise Pines Mos. 3, 5 and 6 Assessment Districts, was approved and the Chairman was authorized to signs said change order is a substitution df materials and modifying aggregate base size and it is at no cost to the assessment district. 71-1202 DISGU'S_ SIO~d: RESOL'JTI01Q ADOP4'I~IG ?!E+~ SUBDIVISION BOUNDARY PYAP Citizens Subdivision Committee has recommended approval of the new boundary maps designating urban area and mountain recreational areas. Action discussed. Proposed changes set out; the principal change was for the recreational area, Supervisor McKillop questioned Mr, Castleberry about Harlan Avenue, west of Oroville. A small subdivision is being proposed and curbs and gutters are being required. It was stated that exceptions. have been made in this matter. Supervisor McKillop stated it was his thought to have-curbs and gutters required adjacent to the city limits, but the subdivisions far out should not be required to construct curbs and gutters. Supervisor'McKillop's statement discussed. Supervisor Madigan felt ~cuxbs and gutters should be required in all cases. Chairman Reynolds said he would like to hear the recommendation of Public Works Director. Mr, Castleberry stated that if the County had control over parcel splits, it would have more control over the requirements. Chairman Reynolds said he does not want to see this map printed. Supervisor Gilman suggested sending the map back to the Subdivision Page 380 Junel, 1971 . `une 1, 19 71 Connaitt~c--, fox a seco^d look at the map, =hey should look at the derssity as well as the location. ?'he Committee srouid considex the matters discussed by the Board. Mr. Castleberry stated he would send this back to the Subdivision Committee and set out the Soard°s thoughts izb the matter, 71-1203 ADOFm RESOLUTIODI 71-108 ACCEPTING 1971-72 FAS AND STATE I=EIG~IAY MATCEIING FONDS On motion of Supervisor Maxon, seconded by Supervisor McKillop a;td unanimously carried, Resoluti©n 71-108 accepting 197T.-72 FAS ar~d State FEighway matching fuxsds was adopted a*rd the Chairma< was authorized to sign. 71-1204 RE5~7ZUTION 71°fl09 GALLING A PU'Bs~_C riEARI'!1G TO DETERMINE ?°nER PUB3,IC NECESSITY, FiEAh'd"L?, SAFEi's OR WiE~~~~ARE REQi1YRE TiiE; FOTt~iA`1'EO?V OR AI~3 t7NiERGRUUND UTILITY DTS?'RTCT ON E_4S',' A'vF;N'JEa f~EAR?NG SF^ FUR JUNE 29, i97L at 11x00 a.m. Ora. motion of Supervisor Madigan9 seconded by Supervisor Gilman and unar.-.imously carrie3, Resolution 7PM109 calling a public hearing to determine whether public neceNsity, health9 safety ar welfare require the formation of ar. underground utility disL-sict on East Avenue was adopted, the Chairman was authorized to sign and the hearing was set for June 29, fl97fl at 1Lg00 nom. 71-12-5 B'LGGS-GRyDLEY ^EANST'ER S'.±',STION~ BOGRU'S 7VI'ENT TO PUt~25<JE ORD-iL9NC,LT AJCTI6I~ YARD SITE f;'iay Castleberry, Bir.•ect©r of Public works, stated that in accordance with treBoaxd°s instrucsio-.ss, a pail was conducted. They received 202 answers back- all varied. T'he Gridley-Herald also ran a s~:rvey; they received 170 answers back. Proposed locations for the transfer station set out. Roy Pritchard had three meetings-with property owners this past week-end< At this time, Public Works Department does not have a real co_±cise recommendation to hake. They have looked at sites all aver the proposed areas. They have talked with property owe ors on South Avenue and o~z the Freeway, They have talked with all the property owners along Railroad Avenue. They have talked with Mr, Pentacaldo, Mr. Castleberry stated that the easiest solution w®uld be for the county to deveEop the property-back of the airport, The only valid site that could be acquired would be the site by the auction yard. Mr, Castleberry sat out the alternatives in this matter. Almost all of ehe people answering the survey felt that the location should be around the railroad track°< South Avenue received more votes than the aucti®rt yard, Time spent disc+assi~g the actio.•~ the Board should ta£ce at this time. Mr. Castleberry stated that ~:he costs would be fairly close on any ®f the sites suggested. Tt has now boiled down to two sites; the auction yard site or a site along Railroad Aven°.ze. Discussed the hawing of garbage to the transfer station. Tt was stated that a13 loads skeould be required to be covered. Mro Castleberry asked the Board what directio~.~. they desired him to take at this time. Chairman Reynolds stated he would like to see the Board take some action. Supervisor Madigan stated he felt the auction yard site would be the most i*.?expensive site. Time spent discussing tree sites and notion that should be taken. It was moved by Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and unanimousi~y carried that it was the Board°s intention. to pursue the Ord-Ranch auction yard site for the propoved Biggs-Gridley transfer station, with the understanding that the operators would be deputized so that the operators could c.i.te the people who bring in-loads that are not covered. Nir, vastleberry said he would proceed .with the acquisition of the auction yard site for the transfer station, Page 381. June 1, 1971 The studen`;~s were give_-~. ax_ op~vortur_ity to speak at this time. Mr, Shads thanked theBoard fear their co::rtesy exkendedto the students. RECESSo 10020 RECOIL ~IE'~TE~B a 10 0 30 73.°1206 APPE9Rt1~;CE +~~' MR. is4~V SIL't~ t;;Eii~J STATE ST"EPJE.IV'?o PD3LIC BEFEIITDER P05±T'ION Mr. Ban Si9va9 a ~:hico State College sttader~t, s•~::ated he has beer works+•±g this las•~ semes'~er o~~a the project of a public; dee*der for Butte County. Bast week the offioe of ptzbli.c defender was approved, Mr. Silva asked questions concerni-ag the cosVs for thc. ;~c~s•~.ti~~= a::bd about the recommenda4iona of Mr. Nickelson. He wanted to know why the crs<,s varied thiti year from the recommends"lion set out by Mr. Mickelsm-~ last year. Tie wo,ae?ered why there~+Fe~'~ rot more lawyers. ira this proposal.. Mr. Mi~kelson spoka o~ this matter, He said it wo?ald take some time ~o answer the questio~.s esf Mr, Silva, ?IA said there were cheaper systems but it is possible that they do r.,ot give the defersse that these ia?dige*ats 'seed. Ise said there shou3d be ar aa3equate syst::2 to czandle this maf:ter, Mx. Mickelsoxt explained the position of p~~:.b3i~: defenders anc how ~}he system would wank, ChQirma>t Reynolds stated that Mr, Silva could ~!ork with :Mr, Nickelson on tI"ie questions that he has asked a d he also advised Mr, Silva to go to San Francisco and ta3k to Mr, Manouso, Supervisor Madigan said he would like ehis matter put aver a~~d have Mx. Micke':sm.t prepare a writtext memo ar:swerirg the questions set ouY by Mr. Silva. Mr, Miol_r.e3soxa stated he wo43d pra~vare the memo and prepare the report requested by Supervisor Madigan. D?o acti6n taken at this time. 71°1207 APPEARAr7C,E O'F 4~1JAI;DE WIL~'sS. FORES'T' I<A?~~.'H: RE:~ARBI~'C SiJRVEyS Cla:>de Willis, Forest Ranch area, stated he was appearing concerning the matter of surveys. He staid the last time he had appeared before the Board eoztc:ernirg this master, Mr. Castleberry was supposed to haxadle thematter of surveys and ha~:e someo~~e from the State office con>~-act him, No cute has oorttacted him, He feels the surveys are z~ot being handled properl.lj. He said that if a reoord of survey had bees *~aade pxoperly, the boundaries eoald be 3ocated easi3y. The surveyors do x'.at record the record°of~surveys. Ise said that ai3 property owners are entitled to the reoord of survey when they have the survey made. Mr. Castleberry stated that he had contacted the peop3e in Sacramento and they w~T? going to oa33 Mr, Wi33is. He said that if Mr, Willis would go with him to his office, he would the*t me~:^e a call to Sacramento and have him tank to these peop3e, No aa:tis~ts taken at this time. 71-1208 APPEARAHOE Ol' Bk. v~RE~GE MC I?Vy'OSiie AWARD OF MERIT TO BOARD OR SUPERVISORS Dr, wlarexece Mclxatosh~spoke to the 3oard concerr_ing an award. of merit to the Butte Cout'aty Board of Supervisors to be give?? at the Conference of California Historie:al So~ief~y's meatir:.g to be held in the i~emington Hotel, Oakland oxr. June 25th, He said that the siistoricat Society felrW the Board was entitled to the award for makixtg cous.ty documexLts available to the Historical 5o~;ie~yy. Br. Mcintosh stated that since Chico State College had a roil i-6 this matter, he had Br, sew Oliver with him today. Br. Oliver s~mke to the Board at this time. He expressed his appreciation Page 382, June 1, 3971 ====-r~ -----__=====w,93tT.e i,=197___________________ to this Board f~sr `sfieir present,:~~:*_or. of t=_e hiy~~`.osical docamet~ts. Chairman Reynolds tharzlced Br. M~:~ntosh a::d -r. ~la.ves fms appearing aL- thin meetingo 71-1209 REPGRT' e STATET~1?-E CO bt ERL~'~7i~'R C~ AG?7~C A report of the Sta4Tewide ~.oT~fer~ce. on Ag~.r.:g was made by several of the delegates assig-~ed by the n,yasd to ;,t;:end the cor.fer~nce. Firs. Marion Hali, 3609 tieal Road, Paradise, th~~nked the Beard for agpoi:~tisg her as a delegate. She reprsr`~ed o^ the work that has beeea done oar the mac5.er of the aging persons. They have been assisted. by Chico State College. At. t':e ~)hite House Conference on Aging held in 1961, eaoh commcnity Teas ~srged to form c~rincils to help the aging. At this conference, Butte County "t_ad no report on file ~•r_~.rzcerrr.ing the activities that ha•ae gone oTi for the pas`e l7 years. N~rs. Edna S?nyder, Paradise, said she has Taorked with t'he senior citizens for the Bast 2C years. She said these c:®nferereces are well worth attedirg, She said irterevt sh©u:~_d be geera`ed at ?she local level to sea ttat the reeds of the aged are met, e,hs irmara Ra_ynvidv thanked :hem for their repc~rG a-ad their appearance. 71°5.210 Pi.TB~3~° ?~EA~IN'Ct PRUPCSED :i~E~Z~7?V:LS~u FRCii`? n-R (ACR,i^WUZd3JR~i~ RE$~;DE?VTTAT,) ?'<J C-C (COMMiTidiTY C.G~~'~;?C a A~ j ii.T.`1;'~T"f;:°:~' 3'~JP. FP,~?P$F(i'_ '?,OuAT$D OZti' T~iE A?/W FOIL?\7=~R JF 05,TV$ H;.Gr!~^IAY ~ C_4?~Y:,'i:~ -'x~s'. br$ ~ 012f:L'31,3,E `T~x~e pabiic hearing car •e e proposed rezorixag from A-R (agricultural residential) to C~•C (e:~xs~anurnity comznescial) distric*_ for property lo6ated on the northwe,t corner of Olive High~ri+ay and CarsyoT Drive, appr®ximately five a~;res, identified as AP 34-07-1~+ and ~+39 Oroville (ohn ^s, Sims a*.-:d Herschel Bernerd) was keeld as advertised. Ji'm ,iaTa~;crn9 Plazn-ing Director, su~rized the actions of the Planning C,'®manission. 'he Plaaaa~ng Covaiission recommended that the request for rezoning be denied, =his was dose ore a 4°+ vote. 'Phis stalemate cou3d not be broken, Each. member had a chaa3ce to v°dte a•t the ~-wcv hearings held. Hearing apered to the pcbli~:. Appearing in favore 1. J®hr. Schrosier;. .~tWorrey at law, .Mated he represented the petitioners, He set up a map of the area proposed to be rezc~.rsed. Tfiis was are aerial drawing of the area. He set a~at the operation that was proposed for this lr~cation. He set out the reasos.s he felt this request shoald be approved, Fie said the reason they have requested this rezCO.2ing was that the property is on a major road; the property is rectangular in shape. The property is or! the corner; it has easy access, He said that over 60% of the la-~,do-wears were in favor of thz,s ieequest, The petitioner requested shat t!?e Besard of Sr?pervisors approve this rezoning, Appearing in oppositions 1. Mac'. Haskell. Mclaturf, Olive Highway. Mr, Meleturf presented a written stateme~r ir_ oppasition ;,o this rezoning. He also presented a letter from Mr> Ernest Hatch opposing the rezoning, Nlr. ?°IcTnturf set out his reasons for the oppositio;~; he said there is a serious doubt that it would be in the best inter®st of the pfabiic• to rezone this property. He set out the dangers involved in the granting of this request. `L. ri+~'. Rex Brown.., 43 Canyon Drive, Oroville, spoke on the traffic problem involved at this intersectiofl. There are boats a*~d campers being held up now in order to make this turn. He said he does not feel that this operation would improve Canyon Drive or the immediate area. He requested that the Board deify the request, Page 383. .iu*t e. I , l9 71 ~. NIr. J~hr, ~lur?~ay~ Waa•d P•~4vd.9 ~3rovi.44e. P±e e~plaaned his reasons for mpp®sitsg sr!is a•eg~.es~. `tie rr;g:~eWted that the P3aerd gem.^.~ider the traffic. g~rob:rem that wo~s4d be cr::ate~3 if ~•his regr.es°.• •;ua.~ apprmved. 4. Dr. K~sbe~~t BetreEa O:~ovi4~,~.:. Ike urged the Saard to de7sy this request. ~. Aiie:e 3et~~eP.. S~-~e e~:dmrse3 the scatame~~ts of ?~s'. :N3~:Crasurf as~d urged the Doa~rd tm decay the requested re:~o::~s.ng. :~eari~?g c4osed to the patlie: and ~:o•„:fi~ne3 sm the Bmard. ~•~rpes•vismr Mclii4lop ssased shas this prma~erty ;aaa 3-s his dis•~rict, He said he as ~wW shr6ugh many req;:es~ fccr r.•ezmTairg i~! shis parsi~c~~.3.ar area, He said he *aad in fa4aor mf r~cW re~zc~::=.i•_;g far the present •~toray he is opposed tm the requested rezcunisg bec,ru.se mf s^__e integrity mf she arae. ~~`is rand wiSS be me of the main acce5sessm t'r_e Crc~;a3.P.4e Dam. ~e fealm sr,.at s~!~re sEEmuSd be a pSa:~ dawelmped for this urea. `fhe business sl~~m•~';.~a be campati.ble tm st•e area. 'she Berard has -asked the Ssate :~2gs.sSasare ~~a take ~a~?yu:~ Dra,-v= izc® the Mate sy~;tem b;~t this ~•i1~.1 take severaE years, A pSa:~ sP-~or~T.d be d~:vw~.mped for this area rather than she approviYsg of the re~o~ai.ag. '.rime spe~;:t. by •~he aar•d mea~ex•s disc~:ssi:•~g she requ.eet for rezoning and the arw3.ev~~ shat sh~~:,4d be tak:e~:. Sagr.r~aisor ?~.s~iga•c. st~at~d he wo•34d rot to isa favor of tr e rezmr-!g o ;~r~. mcvtior of 5•~g~exvisc~r ~:i.lm~;i, secondeu3 by L'hairma~-~ Rayno4ds and carriedn the req~~:est for rep:©~.irag frmm A-R ~,ag•ricuT.~tui'a4 reside~atiaEj to G•°0 (~•omm~st,.ity c:o~nescialy di~stric~: f©r property located o. the northwest cor~~er of i3Si /e ~iigF~•w.ay a~•~d `~~~.~,o.~ L°,~i^v~~s app~ro~e~,mat°4;~ fi•ve acre , ide~~tified as .~ 3~~07m1~ -and !3, Oz•mviP.4e, by ~3'oi~.n ~'. Sims a~ld tierschel :~errErd aas denied. AvR~Se S•apervisdrs ~:i3,•nar~, Niadigar~9 1~Sc~ill~ap an•~ C~±s~P.rma~•~ Keync~Sds NOR;: a 5~,~~erviv©r NT~7xro.a. RRCEy$o 1203.© RRGON`;TRitiR~+ 0 10 ~O 71n1211 D3S6~%5$i'O~Vo 4Y?~ SbDD~R +i.4:R~?~?~_ ?'his ma•tte•r u;as p4a¢:eri o„ the age*zda "by v'~auraty Oo~.:~°.seS. Daa ~k~ackstock, Cour_ty O®unse4, ~°,~id refWre*_.~.e as~•3o~;Id be made ahcv-~;t the mcssi®~~a maade s2vzra3 wzeks ago co~°acex~ai~^.g races at the msrirsa. pie said the ca~•edisioTg mf t'he mmtior: have not beer comp4ied w:i.tk,. `Y'he mia':a~~~es shmW4d reflecs shat the marirsa was not completed so the rates are sot in operation as this lime. J:4ay ~:astleberry, Lcircctdr of Public ~7mrk~, stated that moue-of the parts for she addi~.imnal b~rsh.s are at rime Sa~d4eo'fhe berths are not totally installed. Oonditions of the mdti.on discussed. N[~+°. Blackst©ck said it would take another motio~a to approve the rates fo•!° the mari=a. Mr, Blas.kstock e?~g4airaed she operation at the marina a•c~d ghat the ~m~-~.ty cap a~ntic~ipase in the way of revenue. Mr. Rlackstm~tk set out the prop®sr~1 concerning the fees collected, This propms,e4 would have so ba approved by-the P3ureau of ?~zavigation aid Ocean Development. l'.ider the propcrsal~ the Oounty would a41mTa NYr. Seivess to retain. the $1,06 collected for the car. `4'be $4.00 co44e~cted for the boat and trailer would be given to the Burea•~. of ~'avigatio~a and Ocean! Development. Mr. Blaskssock s!-~~rized the eitaafior, p;~g~: 354. Je~z:e 4, 1973. Bi.~,~ ~.-1'ik~~T'1~.v, -'~~'~$~.~~c23'~ =li;:dl.u!'PL", E"eaa reCS.OmQleTkded 5e'~.~iE1g ':E~9 8 i:iCYCe~:. dispe_?ser ,at `s~~e srar~.W~a, T''i_is s~.agge'~:ti;v~a is something tha`~ sb~uPd be given coTsideration. Mr. B1a~;3G:star;3e ~:taGe~d th:~~~ ti.his sofa"d s:wt d~Na~:± the ce~sts cuf n4at~~i.~g the ticket booth. It wac s';at:~d that a3.P State p.as~°°, s:eve.a^ae g~scas to the 5~~.at2. M~x~o ye's.vax's explairFad t-ou+ tha~matter of ti~:keLs coa?d be har~,dled. l~ro Cast3eberxy stara~: that Mr, '~ei.vers shosld be a~Po~,yed td keep the $3.,09 colPec'~ed fox: prax'ki~g. 'lw±'. :~lW'slts~:os:k aske3 M'r. v'eidexs if he h"ad aray idea Whe:^~ Lhe xe;~; w~3aps wn~:.Ld be •t'eady°. Mr. ~ei•vers said the s3ips :were ready ;.,ow but trzey ~:re *~:c~'s ~;nvered, M~.', Seivers said these sUips are suppleme:•-?ts to the slaps that are x'e~gWared by tYSe ¢:o..trast. %t wab moved by Sapes•a~isor M~iK.i3.3op, sec®ra3ed by Saperw'isir Maxo~'z and ~a~~i.moas:y ¢:a,x'raed ~hat the Boax'd r=sciry~% their astio^ Walcer~ tcro weeks ago sor~a:errxixag the rates fo~.~ :~~im vad~lPe, ur?~acca °wE:re 'tom 'become effect~.ve Juxwe ~., 3971, ax?d ghat Mr. Sea~~ers be: a3.lawed •to i;~~:x'say'e his s~~Wes as red°~:W:sted, effiecta•ae June 1, 3.973., Sixbjed:~ tc7 ~-~is ~:6:35~'~ic.e.i:-ag t^e ne`~a+ `3~."4..p:5 '+HiF~ri~^ the ?Ye:1Ct. 15 days. 1^a:~. 83.,~c;~:s~:c~i ~:, ,~o•a~::ty ~"d~~,~:~:3, a~~zd "theBoard if trey •wdr.~:ed is apgr~ro•~e t;he mat•rer of dis'~ri`~.tao~a of fe<,s r.e,~.eived gat the ~ari.r±a, Lime spe•~Rt 3i'vs~usi:~g 'shin maEtar, 8u~ge:~••~is"~r :^'~~~~;~_z said v..e #'e?Lt that thi:+ daa"x°ibu~.idr~ of fees was et~uitab¶e; ~.he t,c~uz:ity x~ar~ts th? ~::,~;~c,essio~iix'e Lo be su~~:essf'WP.. S~apervisox' Mc~iElop said 'r.e fc-.:it it +;ras faa~. re staid be would tike to know more .about the ticke;~ dispenser or •;.:~.su~et: ma~:,3.??s. Diss~:assed ma<'~cr o£ a •tisk:et dispe_.aer. ~:Jri -mo~:io~ of S~a~~ex''visax• ~Niax~v~^, 'se~:onded by ~~,tpervi.sor McTtill~p aaad una~aimousZy serried, Dazz Br~3~:&.rs`Wdck, t;du*zsy t~ou~?.ssl, was directed to -negotiate 'with l~avagatior9 a^d ^~:ear--~ Develexpmiezs'~ to y~merid the agreemer?.t to allow Mr, Sei•ve~:'s to retail t:he .Y1,06 parki?g Eec?, 73.m1212 A'u~HiS:R.i2k~ vLSNL+'E°s'3O:~ iiF' ~U1FE~: ~CG'3M A`~ ?kid WE;?~'c1RE 1~~`£~]lN'~' ~''he ~r7elf.~:re liirectox• states that ser•;ais?. small items were inadvex'teratly omitted from S.he resrbodeli:^ag jc~b of th~old Ta'eifare building. Re ~ri.shes to oompler~e these. i.tesn~ which would inci.ude seP.es:ted outlet axed six=k r"or the coffee -room with a six ga3.P6r water heater' ~~rd zzGcessary.p'i`~biz3g for ~:csmpletioe. of ~:he coffee room. The propex• asc;r~u*~ti::~g dastributiora m~f '_iie charges wo•,~1d be made 'by the Auditor, E;~stimated cost=appro:~imately $300. Ret~'we.st ~iissussed, O:n mo'tior?. of Supervisor Ma:iz'oz!9 s~~.o•:r!dE3 by Svpervisor i~digar? and uur:anima~~~3.y x:,~•r•ried, ~:ompletioc~ of the coffee ro<~m at ttje ~W~lfare building to replace the old or.e w'r?i.~•h •was .co~~e?:tcd Into a storage rmo~n, wa€~ auLhori~ed, with charges to be distx'ibu`~e;3 ir_ t't±e ,escou~~tW' ,as designated by the Auditor. 73m1213 APPRJ~(7"g AGTcE;EyliiV'y` kt:i`~'"_~? ~1~l:BRMO 'ilN~:Oi~? SCHG^:?:~ DT'.S`P'Ii1'~;`~ ADTJ 1J'',:??V'?''y OF Bdi'lTE FOR i~E.4SI~v~: OF SfxIU07L 1,~'~""S'F'Rie',i' PROPERTY :i0 3:O~A'1'E GO""U?~7'='1'' P'3:RE _5'Z'ATI0i~3 ~5erry Letsox~ appeared to discuss "she proposed ,agreement •with the Palermo "Union School Dastri~.t and ~os?iS.y of Butte fc~r 3easiT±g of school district property to 3.ocate ~cour_ty fire seati~ar. W'erms of 1ea~te ?l per year. with a 40 year term. Proposed agxeemezzt ciiscc~ssed, Gusts set ouzo she ~;ounty wile use the ss1_-dool dirstrist`s water and sewer. ~~usts for Chas vse set out and discussed. ~;hair~iazs Reynolds felt the Oou~aty shou3d have the right to extexad the agraemer~t at tche erid of the 49 years. 2t was stated that the agreemezvL- s:aald be approved subject to the condition that. it could be ex~ter~de;d a pother i0 yeaars'. '~ i:me spex^.t diss:~ssi.s^g the agreement. ~~r. motion of S;~pervisor Reyziolds, seconded by S~xpervisor Maxon and ur~arzimousPy carried, the agre,=.ment. with Palermo ~ssios Sc=tocsl D3s~triot for the leasing of school dis•~.ri.st property to locate s©^ara~;y fire station was approved, subject to a 20 year' re~~ewal option. bei.n3g 3~~±cluded within the ag•x'eemeaat and subject to the approval of the agreement by the School Distx'i+ct. lFagQ 385. Jur_e 1, 1971 -9 im. ~. +~.. _ ~ ~ ~, j t .C .~. i. A. ~~ii~E4y L~ ~'"~A•L`J 'I;Y a -'d.• -C At m. C G .~. ~ ~. 75.~12~it4 ~'~'.t?.E;'V'F` H~:a`_f,'~'_~ ~i~11~13~f.~~i~E; '~~:;.~3 F'_`*l"dJS~L f'~Se '_~e,as'.tPi ~.r.~L,ra~a~:e 'bid aommitL.e~: hey re•vie~aed eY~. of tT?a bid Prod®~~71e fox the emp9.oya~es T?.e~rt'~ £~rsB'+~T~~ra~Ce ~Srag•r~?no .~i~s Fr~a,Tier~,y reTsar•rc:d a~+ $:T'ie G'am~iittee~°s findi'::~~ aid x~nE,amner•~3at~.o•~~so :I,eWtex fx°tnm ~•~?~: 3•~u~Ce Go•~^.:aL~y ~a,o;~eas As~arc:iatio~3 reed ~~d cT~.s~~~~~,do i3id~ d~,~~:•~:~~eda ~.~. wes z~2:,~:e,d Chet the amgu8.©y:aaa ~+e~'e .i®mTCi~ig ~w zrhe e~atnecit. of g.~~~~.~ay ~:%e e~:~oj~c:~,s fec-,s twest the Taw Y©a:Pe rife a:~fexed ~Ee bash bid, Per~,~:~.:~.e3 is~fy.s;e ie~W'.s ~b~r ~;he ~xP,a•~a ~.W e©~ya?3 ~ra,d they ~°~:~omrae~gd ~h,~b tI?e isoexd ~~ceTSL the ~eT.azzo %h~: east: of B:Tie de'rrt~]L p~,~W .set aut. r~*~d diso•ussed, P2r, I~,~~:Tse:rby esz~P..~i_~,e:d the-ire^:~r,~cia~. ~vP.~xi~o YT~.~ev '~~rsrTc ~,3.te hss•s ~:arnp~terized pxogr~•:~., rHy ui~P. ba ~'oy.~: td s•~L~Tsiy tkie ~iut;~+~ty with. the r~~:~~~~. ~ast~se '~~ew ~urT~ ~:i`te bill ~hruugh .r~ bro~:ex~ 1Kr, ~ea~e L~ssc~-~we'~•~ of i5xavs3.~.beo 'P:tsi~s progr~x~. wiP.P. aS.P.a~ ,~~e ~~e•~,T.re:3 em~S..~ye:e to sor:.tL~ue ~rit'~~ tTzi~ ~xs~g•~:smo T~Wt~~.l~~ of tTais s~WL.er wild. bi ~rcvrk€;~s onto Nlxo Tia~Y4erby ~:rge,cT tT1.~; Bc~rar~u t.o t~Tee s~cna a~:tiari ®~ tt~~eee bids, ks did ;3ot rsrge the ~a~~c~e~td~.~;e of t~!e de:^ztr~ll gP.~::a, TZubex~• '~i:bo:r'r.~ Pre~~.de4°;t of t?:_e B•atte ~a•+~*.~i~y E~T.oyees ~,ssnai~t~.a_cag ~t~t®d tT?at tzr e~~~'te~, ~i~d g3~re::c ~:h~x~:m^vgh ocz:~~~.3exet?a~~. tm i~~e.~~r bide '_V'e;°r ~Yo~lc~,ifa was felt to be the best b„d, ."he &ic~eccm~.Wtec. x~:vas~ame~de~d t~-.a2at ~~ee ~;d•~,r~.ty ~es~a~~.~3ex ~lte deti~t~l ~1~;~rio 'Fns >grsesti~~r is •~rT•i,NUP:ar {whe ew~~.oyee~ e:~:•? ~ffard tl~e de~t~Il. pP.emi, '3'fee Ays®~x.~.t.i®;~ is fur the pP.~" bit tisey ere sfr~i~t the ~r~Tiloyees :er~a;,,ot ~far'd ito Tie s•~:ggesLWd t£iat she iro~rd ~p~•ro•ve the G'oex~~ity gs~ying ~.~G%.uf t't!P dental. ~IL~a•~ lasts, Zime .ape:~L~ d3.~~•~a~•s~.::sg tb.e iTsbax•~rsee bide ~~d i:~s+sx•~ri¢:e TwPa:~sa Sv~pEr~ai~sdr T~:T~iP.loLs ~s~i.d t~snt. tie f~:L~~t iC •ur~es ~ g®©d ~Y~Y.>.e Tie W~id fE~et if t?~e :Beaaxd ~ra•~sld na~t give the em~9.oy~ea;~ a ~~9.u~•y in~cre~~e~ ;chen L~±c~ ~aec~ty sha~:]i.d ~sy. for tTaeir decc~•al p~ler:o Tt w~~ .mewed ty S•u~er~3:~.sar ~TeT~.P.Ia~~ sf:~v~sded b;y~ ~aTaer~~,War T~5€~a~o~? .aced aarisixeimuv~~l;~ asrr3.ed, ~thet ~x~ocs tE'ie ra:cam~ie~ad~tir~n of i~Eie T3~t+te Ga~sty loyees Assaoi~tia~±9 tilde affer of ~eia ~'axTc ~;~.fe .•iris"~r9~~iee Go~aP~~zy f~vr the ~:mp5.~sy~ees..he~1r:P•6 i~~~r~tn~.e pxogr~ara w~~ ~ame~ted ~ Faith the ~~iderst~ndix~.g m~'~ W ~;he deesta~. ~~.~•~a w~a~~.d be re~,riewed ~t ffi liter d~Weo 79.~.3.2.1.5_RIS~'67t`~':~:+V :iJSE..~'?E;iLn~3;"'.~'J;Ci,. ~:~LU.]~~E~[t ~'A_{iTCo ?~lCtg & T'IR,So G~P?~I.,,_ a~TE~S T}~~~ TS>w~~t~~te~;Te~ ~••:~~ty Go~case'i~ et~ted tT?~t he hss TT?.iP. P~;ce~ ~ssi~.tgs~L ~,o~~sty Co~snse119 ~.omT<:ic!g at tie P~.~s~t~~~,•~,g ~amm£~~io~~ heari~. cra~~exi~vt. ¢;o~~er~.3.a~g ~~.e hearing an Lhe rxee pex,~.s: for ~ tx~~.9.ex ~axTt fox T~~•o €azad Mx~o e~,~.ser~, Mr, Tae wiJ.S. wax'lc w:~th tTze PP.a~ini'~+-g ~^anmri~.ess~.oy o~~i this .enS~'~tex, x3:e etetesi tT-isE:. if wh3.e mee>*s with the Boa~°d°e ~~~ro~r~~., Tie wi~.~l eoraticv~c e]Tocag this. Yi~ie, `.~heBoard apps,~ovcd ;hie aa.tian. 71W5.2g5 AT)fSPT TtE~SG~i,~ir'iri?V 7~.~_h~.0 AWACi~~i`LfG SAI;E C1P<' Ti~~i, P~PI:;R.'3'? ~~i Kati©~~ of ~~~erd:~.~~-,r r:a~i, se~ax,ded by S;x~~:rr~isr~r r~dig~n ~~~d ~sa~animor~e9.y a;axxi.ed~ TZ.eeolatiocz ~l°~YO ew~xdicg ~+~le of res~~ ~xo~exty w1as~ adopted ~s~~d the Ghairmaan •ry~e erxtTxorized to signo, RECESS: The Board reeeeeed nt 2g~«b E'a_~Io $a gm iota gn e~ev~ti'v~a ~ee~ian to aaxzsidax 3:he aTSpoiritmP°iti„ oz e T7istx•ist ~ttar~raey REGONVEI~T): 'The T?a~rd rec~onvesaed gat ~a30 P,~3o f©llcrw'i:~:g ;~n e~cee:~a~tivie ses~ia•~< ~'agu :356. _ - _ _ - - - - _ ~ - - _ _ - _ _ _ _ ~~~_a.e_~ s .~9~1= _ _.. _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 71-121'7 A€;t:;F~'"i' ?tEB%k_~'t'~.O:~I OF ROi'E;IiT MUE~_ER., FiIS"~'Ft.:~'3' y`{"'~~OT~:I'E`i ____ It was stated t~ia$ duri.sag. the exe~:uiive sessicn~~x than. Ke ssaeth beach, assistant distsi~t at~orrsey, had 'been irs+~es'viewed, iV'ext week other individuals will be ir.L.erviewed for hhe po-si~ion of District Aegor~~.ey a~!d the ~~p~poi <tmersr will be made Next week duriesg the regular So«rd me::~:iaxg. ~cvcazat.y %n•;x~r~.sel was requested to study the questi.oas corzcer:~sissg the bond coveri:sg ~:nis office, from the date of she resigasacion t6 the a~spoia~tmea•::t o£ the *aew dis~Wrict attora`ey. ~;oua~•~y Oounsel will keep thePoard iraf~tsned os t~?i~ matter, ~~^s .moticvTs of 5~pex~vis~.~r M«diga~, seconded bq Supervisor McTli.i~.op assd taLa•~^.a.mously carx'ied, the ressig:7.atio•~-s of Robert M~aeP.ler a~ di~stri~ct aitorraey was accepted w~,th *'egre~:, etfestive 3u:se ?~, 1971, a•~~d the Admia:istra~:ive Offis:er was i*.?structed to ~ax'iWe a 4e"saes e:E appreci«tio~•z tharks.rg Mr. 1~Sue~.ler for his services to the Coaaaaty, 71°1218 AJ?`EIOFC~~•E F~~ROHW45E ~F ~W`t~0 PuL:~ `~"APE ROgD 3It00M5 & ~ K~:!BFER 2IRE,D R~J~?:E~R ~rego:~iatio_ns for two pull°type road brooms and a rnb'bermtirec! roller have been cample'~ed a;,d re~co~euer3dations are as fcllowso (1) purchase two Orace Mode:1 K `ra~.~,•io_r drive~^ r~aad b~°omms «'~ =oWaY of $3,066 ($1,344 below: bvadge•s} aid (2) parshase Tsr~~s Model 2800D abbey L-ired roller' for $109694.25 ($3,695.25 over ~a~„ budgeted ama~~t:) , "`here are used faa?.ds from ache ba~ckhoe pur4.hase whi~eh would Dover the p~11°brou~m p•csr~hasa. fimm S,:ruthex~s9 Furcha¢aing Agert9 explai,~sed this matter. He sta~.e~,d that he had received q=yotawioa?.s from other companies .and this quotatio.r. was the best. Yie s;~id they have look~:d fevr months for a suitable broom. 'l'ime spent diss:vss~.'!g the acfiur± to 'be ta~€er a'. this time. OF.ma~~Wimrs of Seaparvisrsr M~:::~3llop, secos~?ded by Supervisgr Madigaa~ and ursarrimo~sly ~:arried9 au;~hori~s`~ie~aa. Trras gran~-ed for the purchase of (1} two gage Model If.xraa;tior. dri'vazr road 5~rooms .e~. total of $3,066 Arad (2) purchase of 'taros Model 28t90D x'ubber tired ralle~° fo`r $10,69+.259 from the ?Nixon°Egli Equipment Gomp3ny, I~^e. Zl°1219 APPROVE MERI±' I~f~;RE:e~SEe WE1I'ARE J~!'REt~sOR *Jn-motion. of Supervisor F.eyrsolds, seconded. by Supervisor Unman. and uaear.imoasly carried, a merit ircrease f~sr Welfare Directr~r at xange 31.0 B to range 31,0 0 effective .3ur.e 1, 1971 was agp?°oved. 71°1220 ADOPT ~iRDI~!•A''~vE 1172 AM~:N~IR~~ R~rE Sya 4R'Y ORD'Z~T4?~~E; ----------- ~lif Mickels~s,~, Admi.:,is~.rati•are Officer, x•eporsed What a salary ordiasaaace ameradmeast. has 'b~e~s p•repa•red which wi11 provide flexible hiri>_ag pattern £or legal st:ezxogr«phex :lark positi~v*zs in. the district Attor:-rey°s office. Mr. i~ic~€E1son expP.airced thai• •~h•is wo^a1d be sac either/or ordiz:.a*_?s:e. I'he District AttorrsAy cm^~ld eanploy a legal ste±~o or a stenographer G1erk II. Proposed ordiESa~3ce discussed, Oar metion of Supervisor McI~i.11®p9 seconded bySu~vervisor ~ilmara and ua±aaaimously :carried, 0•rdinaasEe 1Va. 1172 ameradiasg .the salary o+°diaaaaase was adopted a_sd the ~ha£.~na~~ was a~~;.tchmri~ed to sig~n.~ 7l°,22F`i' RESGL=C]'I'13T~I 7'~.°1PY 4t~0~?'Ii~~; UROFOSED-BUDGE'=' FOR_'?'~1E EISGA~ ~R•1971-72 I'he budget tabulation?..a::sd a .resolution adopting. it as .the. propmsed budget acrd setting the date for the final hearing was presented-at this time, •Mr, Nickelson staffed that a'aaached to the Poard°s copies of the budget. were two memos, One.memo explaiass the specc:ial problems in tfEe budget. Another memo sets out the .invitation to the Ora;gges and other orga~i.~ations, inviting them t® attea?d the budget hearings arsd present their thoughts on the budget. Mr. Mi~:kelsoat explained the matter of the $300,000 d•uplica•tioa2 in the budget. 'This was to formaSize the loam to the hospital. He sa3.d he hats some read. co•:.•scerrs about the cash flow at the hospital. Page-387. Juaae 1, 1971 Mr. ~Iie:~xe~.so~s st.nted tr.at the a¢:tio ~ req:~ested at this time was to adop!: the resoiutiown grad set the date for the first beadget heari~ag. ,1zaTae 14, -1971 at 8.30 a.m. was set a~s ~:re •~ime for =he first b~aadget dis~ussio:ra. Use. motion ®T ~.~•aperv:ls~r Ni+~:~i11op, seco tided by Sapervis®-~ ~i3man and zu~aaaaimo~~zs3y carried, Resolution 71~3Y1 a~dopt:~rag th~~ propc~~:ed 'bu3ge`c for the fiscal year T971°72 .wes ade7¢ted, ;~,~re 3~, 1973 set sus date of hearing as!d rche ~hai~m~n was a~~ich®rized to sign. 71°3222 B~rDGE'?' 'iR~~livF'f_Ii~ ?~F''~R~'~%E'3 ~J~~ mc~'~io;:! of 8apervisesr M~eKil3op, se~cc~~ded by 3•upervis~r Maxon ~a*?d uxzanimoumly carried, :the- fo31o•ur~.~~g ..budget transfers were apprmvede B°1.45 ~nlelfgre ° $500 to :communication, $2,000 to oftice expe:ca~se, Y5000 to professional. a~~d spes:i•~1 serviceb, $7000 to transportation ar~d travel and $1,000 so ir.:tra services recPi~ared, fora total. of $15,500 c,~mia;+.g from sala•c:ies ar~d T.~age.s regular B°346 Nish and t=ame $1.50 from eq~.ipme±2t ffiaira~.enaaace arzd $100 from ,,.o~~nicatioris fmr a Wota3 of $250 goi~sag to spe~;iel deper~.ffie,atal e~rpense 1i°14'? R~a`51~,~; ~,ror~es e:~d Ge;aesel Admit?ist:~atio•-6 a $3,000 fr:sm dhe road ford raser;re to fransportavim~s s~sd travel ~~°148 ~tr2ssa?•y 03er~e ° $h5:~.a9 from offis~.e e~~ense •~rith $236,37 goi•::ag to extra fi~3p, $200 td corranu'~ai~stio"ss, $42,22 to eq~ui,~~ce~=` mai~~at,ae~a~,~;o, $2,5 to membersi~ips and $1S0 to a~7ertime. B°Eu9 s~e_,tal. <9e,+~.rw?, ° `x3,.500 from saT•ari,es aced wages reg~;3ar with $5,000 goi::g to medicgl, de~stal Arad lab supp33es as d $500 ±•o o:~:~iwe e~~peaase rs°1.50 District A•wtor~aey $1 ire ira^~uraa~are accou ~f, $34. in pub3iratioras and 1eg:33 notices as:c;ourit ,grad $732,40 from spe~:ial det~arrcmental expense'plus $150 fr®m capita3 out3aym eq;aipme~at totaRi*~g $897.40 transferred t~ the t7'r~±'~Bport~atiora araFa travel, e~,s:6unt 3°1~1 Administratio = $33.7.b4 Pram Oa~ita3 outlay equipmer;. to meiratrrae"3:re of eq~sipmee~t. B°352 :~u`r,3~.:c €~uars~.~sa 9 $300 frdsn publ:i.~cata~.o.-!s and legal ~?otxces and $4i35 fr~~n px~ifess3cs•_:al artd sg~esia3 services ~ais.h $405 gtsi°ag to c~.omm~.z:3,s,aticsrs ,a:zd $'AOD to affi:ce es~peazses ~~°'_53 .hex'i=f`s ~epartmert ~'1b,v00 from •*he resew:: for s:o.~,ti~~agecn.~.es ~xtlt $4,000 goi:eg t+x medic.++~! a derata3 and lab supg33es aid $12,000 ~:o professisr~a3 ar?d special sex°vices 71°1223 r1PPR,.,.-t' WW~r•~• ~ n. rte' F'ti' 7 v ~ ; ° ~~,.~ ~,.~. __ I M1' i~'" ~~ it i~`~i-~..;w7 ~:E'1~+'_E~R_ ~35~:R_~= Rv Eit°L~ R~ ----- -- G:-~ mo~Ye_ of 7x~gaaY~vi,~ox N.~.xar~, seco~:3dad by 5~apervi~.or 'MeKiilop attd unaisimar~~'1y cex'ried9 Rabert Fc.~sr: •,ti~a¢° c°uls;~~cirated td the Rimshew Oemetery District, fc~r the wer~n prescribes by claw, ~ff::~^t3.ve dune 3, 197'3. 731224 D~.B~~'851n_,~e ~R~AB ~P' ~0~¢~L;~~~i 1'~~~ DWSi~'ilS1:0:~5 WY'~'H SR~1:~z~R MhR ANA ASSRM~3:~'~?AI~i - ------~Phi7! ~~a„e, asmi~La~~r c~s3rLy yau.bsel, asYeed for the Zioard°a suggestio>,s coa~cerr~i~~g th~ items `ghat s"t-.~~id ~te d-~.ssWs~Sed at. the Jw~.e 7th meeti~~g sh~i.th SezaS:or kia~r3er ar::.d r~esemblyman 3oh:~~~o,~,.. ^~'ime spesa.t discussi~ag the bi33s heat sh®uld be d~.s~,~.~smed, Mi. 1~a~e e~p3aia:ed a:r~other bill that wee being co~ssidered, which is Assembly Ei1.1 .2.2,5. Mi, Ma~:e s~:~ated that this bi11 ogees up land what whould otherwise be so=3sidex~cd ~rsa~°~IaLS.ve 3a~~3. ~xiteria of fhe bi11 sef out. Mr. Ma¢:e stated the Board should sho~,v sbme co~u:ern about. this bi1.1. S~:pervisor Ma2eoYa requested that copies of this hi11 be ~a~~t ~•o the 'roard membe•rs~ alar~g wish a proposed resolu`~:iors opposi*ag Page 388. dune 1, ? 97l ______________ _____`~~-e_1„ 1971~~---__-___-________ said biii. Tt *aas s~.gges~:ed that the bills listed ~~ ~SA~ relWasW be dis~:ussed also a r the meetizag. she me;ei,i•~:g •~~+i11 ba held ix~ Sacramet-ato on .F~x~xe 7th 9 197. at 10 a.m. 71m1'22~ DI3v;'~'SS~~?~e 5'~y-'~RVl"S•OItl'~5`~ RDDi~iC.?~'£''FDIG ~d-± Moelienbernd., ac~sit~.ist•sat.i've i~r.terc,, ~,aas grese~t to explain the maps 2~_d bo~.~darias for the propou~ed s:~ls_rvisorial redistristirg. daps acid back°up i~.formam tio~a. prepared by Mr. Mneilea~ber~~dt •ajas mailed to the Roard members prior tc~ this meeting. Denility of population of eerdair: areas set.aut a:cd discussed. It was stateii that the grea=Walt. rase of gra~ath has bee:- in the whi~'o .and Paradise areas. Mr. Moel~ienber~:dt vtat~d that the maps that he had gre,pareo. are bavi~. concepts. He set yap larger maps :hat ,~c:tlia~ed more in detail. !here were seva*~ concepts fnr redistria:tirg prepared by the adm~~c~ys~CwaLiy/e office. 3t was Stated that there shoLld be at least 20000 people ice. each dirCTM'i~t. irz sa~zcepd e"0" the boa~~daries are almost the same as at ~rese:r~t. `the proposed ~:or±~.epts sat out a;~d di~scu.ssed. Ohait-maa:++. Rey,±oids stated that the orzAy c:~::?~:ept h~ would be i~~terested iz.; would be ~cosacept "0". 5upervisrr 1~lc~illop suggested that the Admi~~istrative Offi~cex• he•ve these ~cor~cegr:s prrepared more isa 3etai7. a,,>_d prese~_--:t Them to the Board members. Mr. Msckelso::i stated he would make more d4t,~iL''~d draw'ia~gs of co_-!~.egt ®a~e, a~ad grreser~t tihem tv th2 Board members fox' study a_,d ~©:~a.sicieratio~. 1~To a~:tio~+. taaee_~a at this time. 75.W1226 RE`P~iTt'~' BY Bu~Rn~7ISOR MADILAIQ Super~viaor Mad~.ga?? reported that he had ta~.ked to ''33iz~" 3ohnson duais-~g luc?~h time a:z the telephone, Mr. 3ohxago;~ requested that Mr, ;~aatleberry prepare a rough o~atYixze of whaC the Co~snty can do on the washed ou.t area along the Sacramento Rivera Mr. Castleberry said he would prepare the osstlis~e. AD30~ R~`ME~"?' o ~'nere bs£ng nothing further before the Board at this time, the meetiY~g was adjour^ed at =0.50 P,TS. to re~o~ve~~e o~^~ "'u®sday, :June 8, 1971 at 9000 a.m. A2':~BS~:a Cl<A,R~C ?. ~~1~50~, OJb'ti~.'~ L'~ERK Bea Boar3 of Supe• icons Clerk 4hai a~. of the 33 rd Page 389. Jute 1, 19.71.