HomeMy WebLinkAboutM060386June 3, i98b
Call to order - Board of Supervisors roam, County Administration
Building, 25 County Center Drive, Orovi1le. Present:
Supervisors Dolan, McInturf, Wheeler and Chairman McEaughlin;
Martin ~. Nichols, chief administrative officer; Harvey Wallace,
county counsel; and Rubye Townsley, deputy clerk of the Board.
Absent: Supervisor Fulton.
Pledge of allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America.
86-316 Additional items from Board members to be addressed at the end
of the day.
1. Supervisor Wheeler - requested that some agenda items be
continued.
86-317 Items removed from the Consent Agenda for Board consideration
and action:
T. Consideration of ordinance restricting the sale and use of
fireworks in Butte County.
2. "Youth Einks" funds ~ the Butte County Homeless Emergency
Runaway Effort (HERE) has been invited to submit a full proposal
to the State Department of Youth Authority to provide family
assessment, counseling and referral services to adolescents
entering the criminal justice system for the first time.
86-318 Consent Agenda
7. Budget transfers. APPROVED BUDGET TRANSFERS B-280, 8-283,
B-285, B-288, B-2$9,' 8-290, B-291, B-292, B-293, B-294, B-295,
B-296, B-297, B-298 AND B-300.
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2. Fire Department donation - the Cohasset Volunteer Fire Company
has donated two self-contained breathing apparatus to the
county for use by the volunteers. ACCEPTED DONATION AND
RUTHORIZED LETTER OF APPRECIATION.
3. Fire Department donation - the Forest Ranch Volunteer Fire
Company has donated four self-contained breathing apparatus
to the county for use by the volunteers. ACCEPTED DONATION
AND AUTHORIZED LETTER OF APPRECIATION.
4. Butte County film liaison. APPOINTED ERNIE PAUL TO SERVE
AS BUTTE COUNTY'S FILM LIAISON.
5. AB 2536 Advisory Committee - recommended to serve on the
committee are: Evelene Payne, City of Gridley; Dean Hill,
City of Orovil7e; J. R. Nunes, City of Chico; Robert Millington,
Drainage District No. l; Char]es Gardner, Sewage Commission
- Oroville Region; Hal Higgins, Feather River Recreation and
Park District; Michael Messina, Oroville-Wyandotte Irrigation
District; and Tom Struthers, Butte County. AUTHORIZED FORMATION
OF THE COMMTTTEE AS RECOMMENDED AND DESIGNATED TOM STRUTHERS,
CIVIL DISASTER OFFICER, AS CHAIRMAN OF THE ADVISORY BODY.
6. Appointment to Drainage District No. iOO. APPOINTED LAWRENCE
GRELL TO SERVE UNTIL NOVEMBER 29, 1989.
7. Appointment to Paradise Cemetery District. APPOINTED
ARLAN E. HUDSON TO SERUE UNTIL JULY 1990.
8. Appointment to Butte County Veterans Council. APPOINTED
JIM HURST, REPRESENTATIVE, AND ED WHITE, ALTERNATE, TO SERVE
UNTIL DECEMBER 31, 1986.
9. Appointment to Fish and Game Commission. APPOINTED ROD JOHN50N,
DISTRICT 1 REPRESENTATIVE, TO SERVE UNTIL DECEMBER 31, 1988.
10. Charles W. Jacob - appeal of the Advisory Agency's denial
of tentative parcel map {item on which environmental documents
have not been completed}, four parcels, property located on
Quiggle Road off Batt Road west of Doe Mill Road, Doe .Mill
Ridge area. SET HEARING DATE FOR JUNE 17, 1986, AT 11:30 A.M.
11. John S. Morgan, et al - rezone from FR-10 to FR-5 (foothill
recreational - five acre parcels} (proposed mitigated negative
declaration regarding environmental impact) for property located
on both the north and south sides of Hurleton Road,
approximately 1000 feet west of Wyandotte, identified as
AP 72-20-01, 72-25-O1, 02, Oroville area (File 86-T1). SET
HEARING DATE FOR JUNE 17, 1986, AT 2:00 P.M.
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12. Ted Ray Lucas, Orovi7le - submits a claim in the amount of
$325,000 as a result of alleged injuries and damages incurred
on ar about January 30, 1986 in the City of Citrus Heights.
REJECTED CLAIM. AND REFERRED TO COUNTY COUNSEL AND RISK
MANAGETIENT.
13. George Robison, attorney at law - on behalf of
Johnny McConnell, submits a claim in the amount of $100,000
as a result of alleged injuries and damages incurred on or
about April 22, 1986 relating to a proceeding before the
Oroville Justice Court. REJECT CLAIM AND REFER TO COUNTY
COUNSEL AND RISK MANRGEMENT.
14. John D. Barr, attorney at law - on behalf of Dean Curry and
Luminita Iorga, files application far leave to present late
claim and claim in an unspecified amount for alleged injuries
and damages incurred on or about May 4, 1985 at the
intersection of Temple Circle and Creston Road in the Paradise
Pines area. DENIED APPLICATION FOR LEAVE TO PRESENT LATE
CLAIM.
15. Robert A. Buccola, attorney at law - on behalf of David Graves,
files amendment of claim and/or application for leave to
present late claim far an incident occurring on or about
April 29, 1985 as a result of circumstances involved in his
arrest. DENTED APPLICATION FOR LEAVE TO PRESENT LATE CLAIM.
16. Assessor`s Affice typewriter - the Assessor requests
replacement of an existing typewriter in the estimated amount
of $500. Budget transfer 8-290 has been prepared to provide
the necessary appropriation. AUTHORIZED ACQUISITION OF FIXED
ASSET.
17. Clerk of the Board of Supervisors micro-computer - requested
is the purchase of a micro-computer with related peripheral
equipment and software in the estimated amount of $4,000
to provide word processing and related record management
functions. Budget transfer B-291 has been prepared to provide
the necessary appropriation. AUTHORIZED ACQUISITION OF FIXED
ASSET IDENTIFIED IN MEMORANDUM OF MARCH 19, 1986.
18. Probation Department printer - the Department requests
authorization to acquire a Pin-Writer printer in the amount
of $743.48 to be used by the Victim Witness Program. Budget
transfer 8-295 has been prepared to provide the necessary
appropriation. AUTHORIZED ACQUISITION OF FIXED ASSET.
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{Cont`d) 19. Probation Department micro-computers - requested is the
acquisition of four micro-computers and related peripheral
equipment and software to provide word processing support
and potential case management system development at an
estimated cost of $15,400, with funding to come from within
the existing Probation Office budget. AUTHORIZED ACQUISITION
OF FIXED ASSETS IDENTIFIED IN MEMORANDUM OF MAY 27, 1986.
20. County Counsel - revised computer equipment fist - on
March 18, 1986 the Board of Supervisors authorized acquisition
of an IBM System 36 configuration far the office. After
further technical review, it is proposed that micro--computers
be utilized; specifically, three IBM XT models and one IBP9
Model AT, together with related peripheral equipment software.
AUTHORIZED ACQUISITION OF REVISED LIST OF FIXED ASSET ITEMS,
DATED MRY 27, 1986.
21. Chico Municipal Court - Department of Motor Vehicles grant -
requested is the acquistion of three micro-computers and
related peripheral equipment and software in the amount of
$15,450 which will enable the court to have on-line access
to DMV traffic records. Cost of the equipment is totally
reimbursed by the state. Budget transfer B-293 has been
prepared to provide the necessary appropriation. AUTHORIZED
ACQUISITION OF FIXED ASSETS IDENTIFIED IN LETTER OF MRY 28,
1986.
22. Chico Municipal and Oravilie Justice Courts fixed assets -
the courts are acquiring electronic cash registers to replace
the manual system currently in use. Two IBM XT computers
and related peripheral equipment and software are recommended
for the courts to automate their accounts receivable systems.
Funding is from restricted trust funds and budget transfer
B-294 has been prepared to provide the necessary appropriation.
AUTHORIZED ACQUISITION OF FIXED ASSETS IDENTIFIED IN LETTER
TO THE BOARD.
23. County Service Areas Ho. 63 and No. 80 loans - a resolution
has been prepared to loan $90 to CSA 63 (Ward Subdivision
Street Lighting District) and $210 to CSA 80 (Lindo West
Storm Drainage and Lighting) to be repaid according~to statute.
ADOPTED RESOLUTION 86-70 APPROPRIATING MONIES AND AUTHORIZED
THE CHAIRMAN TO SIGN.
24. 1986-87 tax and revenue anticipation notes - a resolution
has been prepared authorizing the issuance of approximately
$12,000,000 in tax and revenue anticipation notes and provides
for approving the purchase contract for the notes, authorizing
the Treasurer-Tax Collector to determine the amount of the
notes and to execute the purchase contract, authorizing the
Auditor to approve the preliminary and final official
statements, and affirms that monies in the self-insurance
fund for liability, Workers' Compensation and unemployment
compensation are available only for the designated purposes.
ADOPTED RESOLUTION 86-71 AUTHORIZING TH£ ISSUANCE OF TAX
AND REVENUE ANTICIPATION NOTES AND AUTHORIZED THE CHAIRMAN
To SIGN. .
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(Cont'd) 25. Penalty abatement requests - change of ownership reports.
APPROVED PENALTY ABATEMENT REQUESTS AS RECOMMENDED BY THE
CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER A5 FOLLOWS: MR. & MRS.
EDWARD G. KLEINERT, AP 069-I2-0-034-0; JOSEPH D'ANDREA,
AP 013-16-0-043-0; JAMES W. LEDGERWOOD, AP 029-32-0-064-0;
MR. & MRS. GORDON MARSHALL, ET AL, AP 045--09-4-015-0; AND
AUSTIN'S HOME FURNISHERS, INC., AP 004-28-7-002-0.
26. Rental Rehabilitation Program - proposed target area
expansion - the county's consultants recommend the expansion
of the rental rehabilitation target to include the ET Medio
neighborhood and that notification be given to the U.S.
Department of Housing and Urban Development. APPROVED
RECOMMENDATIONS.
27. Salary ordinance amendment
prepared to implement several
recommended by the Personnel
social vrorker position to cc
Work Program. WAIVED THE
ORDINANCE 2527.
- a salary ordinance has been
technical classification changes
Department and adding one new
ordinate the General Assistance
SECOND READING AND ADOPTED
28. hoard of Supervisors/Grand Jury annual audit contract--
an agreement has been prepared with the firm of FWtthews,
Crippen, Tenney and Company for the conduct of the annual
financial and compliance audits .for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 7986 in an amount not to exceed $39,850. APPROVED
AGREEMENT AND AUTHORIZED THE CHAIRMAN TO SIGN.
29. Amendment No. 4 - Greyhound Lines, Inc. contract - the
amendment continues the existing agreement through June 30,
T987 to provide additional bus service in Butte County over
Butte County transit routes for the same fare charged by
Butte County Transit. The difference in fares is subsidized
by the county and funded from local transportation fund
sources. APPROVED CONTRACT AMENDMENT AND AUTHORIZED THE
CHAIRMAN TO SIGN.
30. 1986-87 Maternal and Child lfeaith funding application -
the application has been prepared for submission to the State
Department of Health Services requesting $29,500 which
represents 100% state funds for perinata7 services. APPROVED
SUBMISSION OF THE FUNDING APPLICATION.
31. Traffic Safety Project agreement - an agreement has been
prepared with the State Office of Traffic Safety far a grant
to conduct an analysis of traffic-related data in Butte County.
The grant is in the amount of $27,702 and covers the period
May I, 1986 through September 30, 1987. APPROVED AGREEMENT
AND AUTHORIZED THE CHAIRMAN TO SIGN.
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{Cont'd) 32. Durham area pollution study grant - an application has been
prepared for submission to the State Water Resources Control
Board in the amount of $18,089 which is funded up to 9723
by Clean Water Bond Act funds. The purpose of the study
is to document the existence or absence of a suspected public
health hazard or water quality problem in the Durham area,
APPROVED APPLICATION AND AUTHORIZED THE CHAIRMAN TO SIGN.
33. Drug Enforcement Administration contract - a contract has
been prepared with the U.S. Department of Justice, Drug
Enforcement Administration, in the amount of $10,000 to provide
for eradication of marijuana in Butte County for 1986-87.
APPROVED AGREEMENT AND AUTHORIZED THE CHAIRMAN TO SIGN.
34. 61enn County Special Deputy County Counsel - County Counsel
has been requested to serve as special counsel to Glenn County
far their regularly held Board meetings of June I7 and July 22,
1986. AUTHORIZED COUNTY COUNSEL TO SERVE AS SPECIAL COUNSEL
TO GLENN COUNTY.
35. Memorandum of Understanding - a joint Memorandum of
Understanding has been reached with the labor organizations
representing county employees agreeing to the implementation
of the Health Plan Review Committee's report regarding the
employee health plan for FY 87. RATIE'IED THE MEMORANDUM
OF UNDERSTANDING.
36. Job Training Partnership Act Program - transfer of
responsibility - a resolution has been prepared transferring
the responsibility of the Job Training Partnership Act to
the Private Industry Council to be effective June 28, 1986
and a letter has been prepared notifying the State of
California accordingly. ADOPTED RESOLUTION 86-72, AUTHORIZEp
THE CHAIRMAN TO SIGN AND AUTHORIZED LETTER TO STATE DEPARTMENT
OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.
37. 8uzztail Community Services District - Conflict of Interest
Code - the Board of Supervisors has been requested tv approve
the Conflict of Interest Code as the code reviewing body
for Butte County. APPROVED CONFLICT OF INTEREST CODE A5
SUBMITTED AND DIRECTED TRANSMITTAL TO THE COUNTY CLERK.
38. Underground tank cleanup - information has been received
from the County Supervisors Association of California
requesting support for the Legislative Analyst Office budget
which would augment the State Water Resources Control Board`s
budget by $7.7 million dollars from the general fund to provide
for the underground tank cleanup program. AUTHORIZED SUPPORT
OF THE LEGISLATIVE ANALYST OFFICE POSITION.
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(Cont'd) 39. Communications.
a. Pacific Gas and. Electric Company - the company forwards
a copy of their application for FERC Project 803-014
(DeSabla-~Centervilie) and requests comments and recommendations
within 60 days (copy on file with Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors}. REFERRED TO PLANNING DIRECTOR AND COUNTY COUNSEL
FOR COMMENTS.
b. USDA Forest Service - tassen rational Forest - forwards
the proposed Forest Plan and Draft Environmental Impact
Statement for the Lassen National Forest representing the
use and protection of range, recreation, soil, timber, wildlife
and other resources {copies to Board members). INFORMATION
ONLY.
Motion: APPROVED CONSENT AGENDA.
M S
Vote: l Y 2 Y 3 Y 4 Y 5 AB (Motion carried)
Regular Agenda
(SUPERVISOR FULTON PRESENT AT THIS TIME.)
86-319 Consideration of ordinance restricting the sale and use of fireworks
(122) in Butte County.
Motion: WAIVED FIRST READING OF ORDINANCE.
S M
Vote: T Y 2 Y 3 Y 4 Y 5 Y (Unanimously carried}
Motion: ADOPTED ORDINANCE 2528.
S M
Vote: T Y 2 Y 3 Y 4 N 5 Y (Motion carried)
86-320 "Youth Links" funds - the Butte County Homeless Emergency Runaway
(201} Effort (HERE) has been invited to submit a full proposal to the
State Department of Youth Authority to provide family assessment,
counse]ing and referral services to adolescents entering the
criminal justice system for the first time. (ALEX COLLINS-THOMAS,
MENTAL HEALTH DIRECTOR, REQUESTED AN AMENDMENT TO THE PROPOSAL
REFLECTING A $40,000 PROGRAM, WITH $30,000 FROM THE STATE AND
$10,000 LOCAL FUNDS.)
Motion: ADOPTED RESOLUTION 86-73, AS AMENDED.
M S
Vote: 1 Y 2 Y 3 Y 4 N 5 Y (Motion carried}
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86-321 States report an Inter-Department Committee on Child Abuse and
(408} consideration of ordinance adding two child abuse investigators
to the District Attorney's Office (from 5/20/86). (REPORT RECEIVED,
SUPERVISOR DOLAN APPOINTED TO ATTEND COMMITTEE MEETINGS. ANOTHER
REPORT REQUESTED AS SOON AS STATISTICS CAN BE OBTAINED.)
Closed 5essian: The Board recessed at 9:34 a.m. for a closed
session on a personnel matter.
Reconvene: The Board reconvened at 9:48 a.m. (NO ANNOUNCEMENTS)
(SUPERVISOR FULTON ABSENT AT THIS TIME.)
86-322 Consideration of letter of appreciation to Julie Sowen. {Supervisor
(816} Dolan)
Motion: AUTHORIZED LETTER.
M S
Vote: l Y 2 Y 3 Y 4 Y 5 AB (Motion carried)
(SUPERVISOR FULTON PRESENT AT THIS TIME.)
86-323 Consideration of expanding the membership of the Community Transit
(845} Advisory Committee to include representatives of bicycle interests.
(Supervisor Dolan)
Motion: APPROVED MEMBER5HIP EXPANSION.
5 M
Vote: 1 Y 2 Y 3 Y 4 Y 5 Y {Unanimously carried}
86-324 Consideration of request by Carol Roniss requesting exception
{876} to septic requirements far property located on Monticello Lane
in the Normandy Gardens Subdivision of Chico. (NO ACTION TAKEN.
SUPERVISOR DOLAN TO WORK ON THE PROBLEM.)
86-325 Consideration of the Chico City Council offer regarding the
(1302} Municipal Affairs Agreement,
Motion: AUTHORIZED LETTER TO CITY OF CHICO: (1) REQUESTING THEY
ACCEPT OUR OFFER; {Z) SAYING IT IS NOT OUR FIRST CHOICE
TO GET INTO A LEGAL CONTEST WITH THE CITY. IT HAS BEEN
OUR EFFORT AND WORK IN THE NEGOTIATING THAT WE HAVE A
FULL PUBLIC DISCLOSURE OF THE IMPACTS OF ANNEXATIONS
AND TO NEGOTIATE A SETTLEMENT TO SOFTEN THOSE; AND (3)
THAT IF CITY WOULD DELAY THEIR PROCEEDING THERE WOULD
BE NO LAWSUIT.
S M
Vote: l Y 2 Y 3 Y 4 Y 5 Y (Unanimously carried)
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86-326 Report to the Board of Supervisors by Director of Public Works
(1836). on the South Oroville streetlighting petition request.
Motion: ACCEPTED RECOMMENDATIONS IN MEMO FROM PUBLIC WORKS DATED
MAY 27, 1986.
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Vote: T Y 2 Y 3 Y
Closed Session. The Board
session on
and Ed Br
potential
of Chico.
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4 Y 5 Y {unanimously carried)
recessed at 70:38 a.m. for a closed
the litigation matters of Maple, Crosby,
•own estate; personnel matter; and two
litigation matters regarding the City
Reconvene: The Board reconvened at 11:25 a.m. (SEE FOLLOWING
MINUTE ORDER.)
86-327 Report on closed session. (HARVEY WALLACE ANNOUNCED THAT LITIGATION
(2130) REGARDING THE CITY OF CHICO SOUTHEAST RDA WAS SEING REQUESTED
ON THE BASI5 THAT THE CITY HAS GONE AHEAD WITH THE ISSUANCE OF
$8 MILLION DOLLARS IN BONDS WITHOUT PROPER PUBLIC HEARINGS.}
Motion: AUTHORIZED RETAINING THE LAW FIRM OF HYDE AND MILLER
AT THEIR CUSTOMARY RATE TO PROCEED WITH A VALIDATION
PROCEEDINGS TO INVALIDATE THAT ISSUANCE.
S M
Vote: l Y 2 Y 3 Y 4 Y 5 Y (Unanimously carried}
86-328 Additional items from Board members:
(2232}
T. Supervisor Fulton nominated Mary Nevin to the Planning
Commission from District 5.
Motion: APPOINTED MARY NEVIN.
S M
Vote: l Y 2 Y 3 Y 4 Y 5 Y {Unanimously carried}
Public Hearings and Timed Items
86-329 Fire hydrant fund - resolution increasing the per frontage foot
(2350} cost from $1.25 to $1.72.
Motion: ADOPTED RESOLUTION 86-74.
M S
Vote: T Y 2 Y 3 Y 4 Y 5 Y {Unanimously carried)
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86-330 Allison DeFrance - proposed mitigated negative declaration regarding
(2695) environmental impact and rezone from U {unclassified} to FR-2
(foothill recreational - two acre parcels) for property located
on the east side of Ermarie Lane, approximately 600 feet south
of Bald Rock Road, identified as AP 62-63-94, Berry Creek area
(File 86-22},
Motion: FOUND THAT THE REQUIREMENTS OF CEQA HAVE BEEN COMPLETED
AND CONSIDERED AND ADOPTED A NEGATIVE DECLARATION. FOUND
THAT THE REZONE TO FR-2 IS COMPATIBLE WITH THE GENERAL
PLAN. ADOPTED ORDINANCE 2529 REZONING TO FR-2 THAT
PROPERTY IDENTIFIED AS AP 62-23--94 (ALLISON DeFRANCE).
M S
Vote: 7 Y 2 Y 3 Y 4 Y 5 Y (Unanimously carried}
Regular AcJenda
86-331 Consideration of appointment of Joe Bandy as Director of Weights
and Measures. (NO ACTION TAKEN.)
86-332 Bidwell Heights specific plan - staff requests direction from
the Board of Supervisors on haw to proceed in view of Writ of
Mandate. (CONTINUED TO JUNE 17, 1986.)
Closed Hearings
86-333 Closed hearing - Butte County Planning Commission proposed negative
declaration regarding environmental impact and rezone from R-4
(maximum density residential restricted service) and S-R (suburban
residential) to either C-1 (Tight commercial), C-2 (general
commercial}, C-C (community commercial), N-C (neighborhood
commercial} or H-C (highway commercial} for property having frontage
on East Avenue located east of Cohasset Road and west of Ceres
Avenue, Chico (File 84-70 B&D). (from 5/6/86} (CONTINUED TO
JUNE 17, 1986.)
86-334 Closed hearing - Frank and Janice Reale - appeal of the Planning
(2872) Commission's denial of a variance to minimum lot size to create
a .38-acre and a .96--acre parcel (proposed negative declaration
regarding environmental impact} in a TM-7 (timber mountain -
one acre parcel} zone for property located on the north side of
Imperial Way, approximately 250 feet east of Star Pine Court
identified as AP 65-12-55, Paradise Pines. (from 5/20/86}
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(Cont'd} Motion: FOUND THAT THE REQUIREMENTS OF CEQA HAVE BEEN COMPLETED
AND CONSIDERED IN MAKING THIS DECISION AND ADOPTED A.
NEGATIVE DECLARATION REGARDING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT.
FOUND THAT, BASED ON THE FACT THAT IT IS NOT A SPECIAL
PRIVILEGE SINCE IT I5 TOTALLY SURROUNDED BY SMALLER LOTS,
IT WOULD NOT BE PRECEDENT-SETTING. FURTHERMORE, IN TERMS
OF DRAINAGE, WHICH SEEMS TO BE THE MOST SIGNIFICANT
CONSIDERATION, ALL INDICATIONS ARE THRT THE DRAINAGE
TS TO THE WEST RATHER THAN TO FIR HAVEN WATERSHED; A
FACT SUPPORTED BY R LETTER FROM JOHN ANDERSON. APPROVED
A VARIANCE TO MINIMUM LOT SIZE ON AP 65-I2-55 (FRANK
AND JAN REALE) SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS:
(1) PARCELS TO BE CREATED PURSUANT TO THE SUBDIVISION
MAP ACT; (2} ACCESS TO BE PROVIDED PURSUANT TO THE BUTTE
COUNTY SUBDIVISION ORDINANCE; AND, (3) APPLICANT MUST
ALSO COMPLY WITH ALL OTHER APPLICABLE STATE AND LOCAL
STATUTES, ORDINANCES, AND REGULATIONS.
5 M
Vote: 1 N 2 NV 3 Y 4 Y 5 Y (Motion carried)
(SUPERVISOR McINTURF ABSENT AT THIS TIME.}
86-335 Ciosed hearing - Nichols Trust - proposed mitigated negative
(3027) declaration regarding environmental impact and rezone from RR-MH-3
** (agriculturai residential mobile home - three acre parcels} to
00 PUD (planned unit development) for property iocated on the northeast
corner of Clark Road and Hidden Valley Road, approximately 3/4 mile
north of Clear Creek Cemetery Road, identified as AP 47-41-53,
south of Paradise (File 86-1$}. (from 5/20/86)
Motion: FIND THAT THE REQUIREMENTS OF CEQA HAVE BEEN COMPLETED
RND CONSIDERED AND ADOPT A MITIGATED NEGATIVE DECLARATION.
FIND THAT THE REZONE SUBSTANTIALLY COMPLIES WITH THE
GENERAL PLAN AND WILL NOT BE INJURIOUS TO THE HEALTH
SAFETY AND WELFARE OF COUNTY RESIDENTS. ADOPT AN ORDINANCE
REZONING THAT PROPERTY IDENTIFIED AS AP 41-41-53 (NICHOLS
TRUST} TO PUD AND APPROVE TWE SUBDIVISION OF SEVEN PARCELS
PLUS COMMON AREA SUBJECT TO CONDITIONS AND MITIGATIONS
MEASURES 1 THROUGH 31 ON MEMO FROM PLANNING DATED MAY 9,
1986.
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Vote: 1 AB 2 NV 3 Y 4 N
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5 Y (Motion failed)
June 3, 1986
85-336 Continued hearing - Harold and Shirley Stepp - appeal the Planning
Commission's denial of rezone (proposed negative declaration
regarding environmental impact) from TM-5 (timber mountain -
five acre parcels) to TM-1 {timber mountain - one acre parcels}
for property located at the northeast corner of Nopel Drive and
Cody Lane, 1/4 mile south of Highway 32, identified as AP 63-09-17,
Forest Ranch. (from 5/6/$6) (CONTINUED TO JUNE 17, 7986 AT
11:45 A.M.}
Closed Hearings
86-337 Closed hearing - Butte County Board of Supervisors - proposed
(135) negative declaration and amendment to Chico Area General Plan
Policy Statement to allow the consideration of all agricultural
zones in the orchard and field crap designation for the Chico
Urban Area on property zoned U (unclassified), A-5, A-70, A-20,
A-40 (agricultural - 5, T0, 20, 40 acre parcels) located in the
Chico Urban Area (File 85-66). (from 5/27) (CONTINUED TO JULY 15,
7986.)
86-338 Drake/Isom - appeal of a denied rezone (item on which a supplement
(192) to a previously certified environmental impact report is being
used} from U (unclassified) and S-H (scenic highway) to R-C
(resource conservation) and either A-R (agricultural residential),
A-SR (agricultural - suburban residential), SR-1/2 (suburban
residential - 1/2 acre parcels) or FR-1/2 (foothill recreational -
1/2 acre parcels} on property located on the east side of Humboldt
Road, five miles northeast from Highway 99E, identified As
AP 46-35-04, 23; 46-71-17, 78 (portion}, Chico (File 83-50).
(from 5/6/86) (CONTINUED TO JUNE 17, 1986.)
86-339 Additional item:
Resolution urging the Governor to retain Air Resources Board
Budget Item 3400, Local APCA subvention.
Motion: ADOPTED RESOLUTION 86-75.
M S
Vote: 7 AB 2 Y 3 Y 4 Y 5 Y (Motion carried}
Recess: 12:03 p.m.
Reconvene: 1:05 p.m.
(SUPERVISORS FULTON AND WHEELER ASSENT AT THIS TIME.)
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86-340 Recognition of persons wishing to speak:
(468)
1. Bill Cheff - reported on problems with FEMA regarding flood
funds.
Motion: AUTHORIZE PUBLIC WORKS TO SPEND $1,000 TO HIRE A CONSULTANT
TO WORK ON THE PROBLEM.
M S
Vote: 1 Y 2 Y 3 AB 4 Y 5 AB {Motion carried}
2. John Martin - concerns regarding proposed GWEN tower in Biggs.
3. Howard Estrella - concerns regarding the G~iEN tower.
4. Heather Clewett - concerns regarding the GLEN tower.
5. Al Kay - concerns regarding the G~IEN tower.
Public Hearings and Timed Items
86--341 Gary Jacobs - proposed mitigated negative declaration regarding
(1230) environmental impact and tentative subdivision map for property
located on the east side of ~uista Drive and the west side of
Alamo Avenue, 220 feet south of East Avenue, identified
as AP 42--07-38, Chico (File 86-46A}. (CONTINUED OPEN TO JUNE 17,
1986 AT 2:30 P. P9. )
Recess: 2:23 p.m.
Reconvene: 2:32 p.m.
86-342 Richard Peters - proposed mitigated negative declaration and rezone
(1447} from U (unclassified) to M-2 {heavy industrial} for property located
*** on the west side of the Skyway opposite the intersection of Humbug
000 Road, identified as AP 40-02-87, 17-05-69, Chico. (CONTINUED
OPEN TO JUNE 17, 1986 AT 3:00 P. M.)
86-343 Richard M. Camaren, et ai - rezone from U (unclassified) to AR-2-1/2
(563) {agricultural residential - 2-1/2 acre parcels) (proposed negative
declaration regarding environmental impact} property located on
the south side of Keefer Road and on the west side of Cohasset
Road, identified as AP 47-23-109, 110, 112 and 117 through 127,
north of Chico. (CONTINUED TO JUNE 17, 1986 AT 3:30 P.M.)
Recess: 4:10 p.m.
Reconvene: 4:23 p.m.
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June 3, 1986
86-344 Public hearing to consider special districts augmentation fund
(1715) distribution pursuant to Revenue and Taxation Cade Section 98.6.
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86-345 Additional item.
1. Harvey Wallace, county counsel updated the Board regarding
the Southeast Chico Redevelopment. Scheduled for tonight
is a public hearing on the matter. County's attorney wi1T
be present for the meeting.
Adjournment: There being nothing further before the Soard at
this time the meeting was adjourned at 5:00 p.m.
to reconvene at 9:00 a.m. on June 17, 1986.
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CHAIRMAN, Board of S pervisors
ATTEST:
MARTIN J. NICHOLS, Chief Administrative Officer
and Clerk of the Board of Supervisors
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