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HomeMy WebLinkAboutM062271 :Tore 22 , 15.71 STATE d~f' CPLIT~CT€!T~ 3 s~. `f'??e ?hoard of 3upex'v3.sox's met at 9;OD a.m. pursuant to adjournment. Prese!?t~ ~.;:pex.°yisors Giiman, Madigari, Maxon, MclKiilop and Chair'ma*~ Deynoldc. Ciifto~ M.ick.eiso-~, Admir?istrati;°e Off~,.cer., Phil Mace, ~ssis~~ax~.t•. Co•~snty Corx.*.?sel, and Clarx: ~, i~elsa=;, County Clerk; by Max'gie Cart; Board :of Supervisors Clex'k.. I~T'VCC2.T;0~?: R.e"v'. Kenneth 3aeki.sr,d,, T.he 1~'eighborhoo3 Church of Chico Pledge of all=g~.ar,ee to the E'"lag of the 11r.!ited S"sates of ,,~msrica, 71v 1302 _ A.PI'R+OVAL 9f M1~T<;?'ES - Cam, v.otion of Superviscr Mc;i~illap, seeanded by S~Upervisor G'i'1.~., and unanimo~.xsly carried, the minutes of ,7u:ze I.Sth, 1971 were appr.•o•,red a3 mai.Sed. 71~ ~ 303_-- CCMMNt'.i"~i~:~H~TI~:~S Mrs. 3.,eota xlarxkenship; Cer.•~ral valley, California. Mrs. biarkersr?ip states that the Asse,asor °s cash vai~ae an her property ~;E~P 053~16m23.50, on McCullough Lane, Paradise) is ioo high as they could net sell it far that fig~ere, Deferred to . Clerk. to setcd equaliza~-io£? forme for Assessment .Appeals hearing. John ~aekel, Chicc. .Mx'. .3aekel wri~:es regarding difficulties erscountered in abtain- i:~g ir..forma.t.iarx from Lhe va:r,ous boards and commissions ir: Eixtte County, Deferred to Administrati~re Officer for answer•i:sg. 1`reida Null, Chi.cc. ~Irs. Null writes regarding welfare anal social se~aurity checks and handling of these cheeks when. people are ir3 rest homes, Defer,t'ed ~o Welfare Aireotox' fox handling. Wm. 1. Shultz, M.!p., Chico, i7r. Sh~lt~ files an appeal on the denial of his request for a use permit by the Butte CourEty P'tannit~g Coamission at the Juice 10 mzeting. Set for k!ear•ing oa Ju,ly. l3, 1971 at 1Y:00 a.m, Leo. mss. Speckert, Yt.ba City. Mr. Speekert files notice that he agpeals :'h.e assess- ment of his property e1P 061~°32~0-046-0. Referred to Clerk to send equalization forms far .Assessment appeal= hearing. Dorris M. Good'i~irs, attox•rreY, ~Oroville. Mr. Goodwiny as attorney fox' Marguerite R. Abbott, the owner cf approximately 60 acres on =~_F,e Qld Skv-taay, fiJ.es ob~ jecti.en to said property being. included in the assessment district for Paradise Pines Gnis:s No. 4 and 8, Deferred to County Courr.sel. Gray, Iiewi.tt and Lenhard, attorneys, Marysville. The firm, as atto:~•neys for I~?r. Arad Mxs..Armin Speckert, request cancellatior_ of the land conservation agreement between-the Cc•s:nt.y of Butte and the Speckert°s covering land described as AP 056w21°•D~049-~0. 1eferred to County Counsel to study. and to make a report to the Board. The Assessor will look at the matter, also. City of 23iggs. The City forwards copy of its Desmlution ~To. 10 adopted by the City Cou.;::cil which establishes tax rate for the City of Biggs for the fiscal year 1971 72. Defer ~~~o auditor. County of ?papa. 'the Cau;~t•y forwards copy of its Resolutiar i~Ta. 71m58 which opposes p®ssage of bills introd+acecl in the legislature to make more restrictive the current °Yforce acLOUnt°' law. ''Information or..ly. City of Oroville. !'he °City for:~rards two executed copies of the proposed agreement eover;~;~.g the City~County Library consolidation. Ev Bosworth reported on this ma~H•;~.er, Sent back to c'Cty to study reoommended eharages i*~ contract. State Wildlife Conservation Board, D. J. Nesbit, executive officer, thanks the Board fcx• the recent latter concer!~ing.fishing access development at Lake Oroville. They agree that there is a definite need for the proposed facilities, and as f'~.rds for the Orovi:~le facility were not.itacluded in tt!e original budget 3nfor'matior only. Fage 432 ~~cr:e 22, 1973 June 2~, 19?1 rega~:est, ::hey ha5re as:Ke~d foz a budget augmer.rati,on to construct the facilities> Tnfoxmation only. State Depax.•tmen. of TrTater Resaar'ces. The Department for.'wards the estimates for cost of oper.•ar3.ora for the 197:1.- 72 fiscal year for Mair.,i;erarce Areas N'o. .5, 7, and 13. R,efezx'ed to A;adi.~:or. State Resou.r.'ces Agency a Di.vi.si,on of Dil aid vas. The Agency requests completion of a questionnaire on oi:r fields damp regulations. Referred to Administrative ~Tffic;er for handlr;.g. :Che Reclamation' Board. Mx'. McGol'i:~m, cheif engineer and general manager, states that cn .7~.:1y 2:i, '.i9?1 at 10e00 a.m. the Rec:iamataon Board will. corLduct a public hearing an the Butte County Board of ~upervisars chambers in Orovi.l.le, at which Whey wi:Ll. pr.'esen.i a designated plan for c:he feather River between Hon~:ut Creek and Oxovi.lle fish Hatcher.'y Dam. 't'hey ask 'to appear before the Board on ,July 6 to discuss the proposal grad acgnainr. the Board of Super- visors with the pr.'oposal grior to the hearing. As na Board meeting is ~~chednled for July 6, lettex• should be written to Mr. McCollam setting July 13 for their appearance before the Board. administrative Officer will naxadle the se-ring of _~he discussion for.• Julyl3th. State-Public U*y.litaes Commission.. The Commassi.on ser.~.ds notice that they-have set the adjourned hearing in the mar•ter of California Watex' Service Comgany rate ir_crease -for. :Eri.day, .?une 18 _ 1971 in. San F'x'arecisca. Information onl~.y. Harold T. ~(Rizzj Jch__son, RepresezaTati.ve .Johnsc*_: states tha the Federal Highway Admin.istrati.an haG advised hi.m that they wi1`i revise the regulations from the. Dc:parC:meni~ of d'~^ansportaE:ion regarding opera'~i.on of farm vehicles in order *o ma&:e them m3~tw appropriate .far far.•m operaL:acns. T'he revisions will include a prtipo.~c-d a:~rempti.ar~ fs'om the driver quaifi.cati.ons fcx• ail drivers of farm vehicles <_n.der 10,000 g.v.w.,, lowerir.~g the minimum age to 18 and other sElected e~temgtior_s. Tn..f.ormatian only, Alan Crar~.stec.. Sena~:ar Cranston. thanks ehe: board .fox the ieirer concerning appropriations far the Chi.~~o Landi.n.g ty E€.ed Bl~3ff graject of the Corps of Engineers. He states she L:a].i..for:2.a ~latex• Commission has recammend?d that ,5700.,000 be added rio :she bc.dget far _•hi.s p'z°o,ject an3-states he i.s pleased to have suggosted ,she Commi.ssi.an~s r.•aquesfi:. ~nformataon only. ilnited Stales Dept. of Agric~rit~~re, Fames S. Berli.n•y forest 5upex'vasar, Lassen 1Pa'~:icnal. F'arest. Es~~~i.mate of payments to Co~s.nties from xeceipts of the l~assen. rational forest. :tinfarmation cr,1y. Leo M. Pruett., a law student, at the Jni.ver~ity of California. Mr. Pruett requests i-aformation concern.i.r~g bond z••equiremenis for residential subdivisions. Clay Castleberry ~aa:i:1 answer !et*:er., Ray B. Hunter, Deputy Director, Depar~mt:.ni of Forks a.~.d Recreation. The Board's suggestion to appoi.rc*_ a ca.tize.rasT committee We advise the Board on the matter of r.ecr.:ea~_ional. development an.Buite Cou.rlE:y araun.d LakR 0roville. Letter read anal discussed. Sep, moti.ors fa'lawang commur_icati.ons. Paradise C;~vac Bettez'men•t Assa•:.i.ati.on~. Discusses the re•°a:lagned boundaries of Supexvasorial DistricT'. They abject to the davision,of Paradise into two separate seciion.s, and the placing into two supervi.sorial districts. To be discussed ai later time. Rd.dge Realty Co. 3:hei.r. request: fora hearaz~.g.on the denial of a variance by the Planning Cammiss:s.o~z. Letter discussed. Supervisor Mc1Ci11og felt that 5 days time ar! which to appeal a decision of the Planning Commission is Woo shor.*: a tame. l:t was suggested that Planing Commission be requested €.c give tho~•.ght to the extending of the days in which to appeal. County Co;.A.nse1 ~;i.:~ answer this le~:tex and explain the situation. 'T. G. Hun`C. He states chat he has r_ever received a tax.biil. He sold some of his property and the pur'ehaser has received two tazs bills. He does not want io b= required to pay the pe~~al.ty of 6%. Letter discussed. Referred to Coa_-~ty Counsel foz answer.'. Mr.. & Mrs. ?~ei7. Brinkman. 9bjecting to the assessment placed or. her properly. Deferred to Clerk to handle as an ~qualizata.an matter, Mr. Lambert, Durham Mosquito Abatement Distri.ot. Mr. Lambert r.esigz~s from the Board cf Di.reciors. Aggoi.ntment to be pla~:ed on the agenda for `Tuesday, June 29th, 19?1, His term expires ar.~. 1973. loo action at this time. Page 433 June 22, 1971 June 22s 1971 Residents of Nord Avenue. Letter to Supervisor Gilman complaining of a fire hazard on.property owrned by Wm. M. Purdon, 605 Oak Yawn ..Ave., Chico. Letter discussed. Supervisor Gilman stated he has received many tel,cphone calls concerning this matter and other property where there is a fire hazard. He-said he would. like some di rection from this Board. Tt was stated that ane of the problems with setting these for hearings is that it takes so .long to follow through the public hearings and to get a determination in the matter. This complaint in question is close in to the Chico area. Complaints to be turned over to Don Black and to the State Division of Forestry, Mr, Nickelson will follow through with the matter. Complaint placed on the agenda with the request that Mr. Letson and Mr. Mack be present to discuss the problem. Copies of the letter to be referred to Don Black and to 3erry.Letson. 71 1304 APPROVE APPOINTMENT OF A PLANNING COMMITTEE, ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF RECREATION .AROUND LAKE OROVILLE On motion of Supervisor Maxon, seconded by Supervisor McKil'lop and unanimously carried, appointment of an advisory committee for.the development of recreation around-Lake Oroville, Butte County,_to advise the State Parks and' Recreation, was apprt3ved, said.appaintments to be made at a later date. 71-1305 OROVIi,LE AREA SEWER.PROJEC^_'a ADOPTTON OF RESOLUTION ?1-122 ASSENTING TO A 30TNT POWERS AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CTTY OF OR.OVILLE, NORTH B'URBA~K PUBLIC UTIL'ITY DISTRICT .AND THE THERMAI~ITO IRRIGATION DISTRICT Representatives from the City of Oroville, Narth Burbank Public Utility District and Thermalito Trrigation District present to speak to the Board of Super.•visors concerning the Oroville Area-Sewer Project. Adoph Moskowitz, attorney for the City of Oroville, Robert Winston, Mayor of City of Oroville and Jerrold Gorece, City Administrator of Oroville, also i3resent. .Dave Minasian, attorney at law, was present as representative of North Burbank Public• Utility District. They were appearing today to request the Board°s approval of the agreement. It was stated that they have been negotiating-for this agreement for a long times agreement was reached last week. The grant has been approved. Mr. Moskowitz stated that a seven,-man Board of Directors would be appointed. Appointment of said Board discussed. It was requested that the County Treasurer and County Auditor act in said positions for this District. These officers would be reimbuxised for their services. It was stated that the members of the Board should be appointed one month after the execution of this agreement. The appointments would be in writing. It was suggested that these appointments be made at the Board meeting of July 13th. Interviews of the persons to be appointed to this Board would be held in the afternoon of July 13th. Costs for the County Auditor and CountyTreasurer will be designated at a later date. These costs will be equitable and they will be at no cost to the County. On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigaa and unanimously carried, Resolution 71-122 assenting to•a,joint powers agreement between the City of Oraville, North Burbank Public Utility District-and the Thermalito Irxigation~District was adopted and theChairman was authorized to sign. 71-1306 APPEARANCE OF DAN COOK OF COOK ASSOCIATESs REPORT ON PROGRESS OF STUDY OF THE "701" GRANT Dan Cook of Cook Associates reported on .the progress of their firm as engineering consultants under the "701" grant. Mr. Cook summarized what has taken place to date. Mr. Cook presented a report summarizing his work to date. He said that Paradise is the most drastic in its need. He said there should be a plan for the ridge, with a cost estimate. Mr. Cook set out the format that was felt that the format will be used as a guide date there has been 30 reports sent aut. He completed during the week of 3uly 12th. used for the study, He said he for future projects. He said to said the entire document should be Page 434 June 22, 1971 June 22, 1971 Mr. Gook said there was no problem, time wise, concerning this project. Jim Lawson, Plannint Director, stated that the 90 day extension of time in this matter expires August 15th, 1971. As Mr. Cook feeds this information to the Planni*_a~ Department, they are typing it ir_to the formato Mr o, Lawson said they would be able to get the report in on time. He said there will have to be public hearings held by Planning Department and the Board of Supervisors Copies of the plan will be sent to C.I.R. It was stated that it was mandatory to have this plan reviewed by the Butte County Association of Governments. Mr. Lawson asked if the July meeting could be delayed one week. Mr.,Mickelson will inform the Association of Governments of this matter. Mr, Lawson stated that this will be .printed in the County facility; the colored maps will be printed in.Sacramenta. Grant discussed. No action taken at this time. 71-1307 APPEARANCES: MRS, KATHERINE BEST PARADISE Mrs. Katherine Best, Paradise, said she had been cut off the mailing .list for the agenda for the Board of Supervisors9 meetings. She said she would be glad to pay for this agenda. Mr. Nickelson explained the purpose of deleting names from the mailing .list for the agenda. The casts fo'r postage has gone up; it takes quite a bit of time to address the envelopes and to mail these agendas. It was stated that if the would supply the Administrative Office with stamped self-addressed envelopes they would send copies of the agenda to her. 71-1308 APPEARANCES OE' J. E, MYER. OR•OVILLE. SER'iTICE AR.E~. f`OR PALERMO Mro J, F. Myer, Oro+~ille, asked what area is covered in the County Service area in the Palermo area. Mr. Castleberry explained the boundaries, Chairman Reynolds informed him that there would be public hearings in the formation for t his district. Mr. Castleberry said he would show him on the map what areas of Palermo would be included in this proposed area. Igo action taken at this time. REGESS: 10:20 RECONVENED: 10:35 71-1309 PUBLIC HEARING: CONTINUATION 0~" HEARING ON PARADISE PINES UNITS NO 4 a~+d 8 The public hearing on Paradise Pines Units No, 4 and 8 was held as continued from the hearing of June 8, 1971. Robert Brunsell, attorney for the district, present and explained the purpose of this hearing. At the hearing of -June 8, 1971 Norris Goodwin, attorney for one of the persons opposing the assessments, had been requested to submit his written objections These written objections have been filed, Mr> Brunsell stated that they have prepared proceedings to be acted upon today. He explair,~~.: that the assessments were lower than the assessment quoted to the purchasers of the property, Two letters were sent to these objecting to the assessments setting forth the amount of the assessment; they have not received an answer to these letters so assume that the people are satisfied, Hearing closed to the public and actioa taken as requested. 71-1310 RIESOLUTIONS 71-123 through 71-128, PARADISE PINES UNTTS N0. 4 and 8 ASSESSMENT DISTRICT ADOFTED On motion of Supervisor Maxon, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and unanimously carried, the following resolutions were adopted and approved for Page 435 June 22, 1971 June 22 ,, 3971 signings Resolu*_ion 71°:L23 Overruling Protests " "-124 Findi•ng,a~rid Determining that the Public Convenience and Necdssity require the construction of Improvements and acquisitions ei '"-7.25 Directing •Eragi~.eer of Work to file an amended Engineer's Report and an amen°ded cost estimate to conform wa.th the less bid received "°126 and order appro~ring amended engineer°s report °1-127 Authorizing changes in the work to be made by the Dixectox• of Public Works 19 4F-128 Authorizing Sale of Bonds. 71°1311 HPPRO~ R~~ABL~2SI-II~?~1' OF.WARIZ OTgDERs H,9R1~I~.AiTB~IdTig & S~L~NFORD LANE On motion of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor Maxon and unanimously carried, establishment of war'k ordex• in. budgeted amounts fox• Harlan Avenue and Stanfor.•d Lane was atrthori.zed, wo.ck to be done by County crews. 7i-1312 Ai?T:dORI,~R DRAIL~AGR FA,CIL:E:TX, RIO-UNDO A'i7RD]'~JE, NOR'.?'F+:CH?CO 01ay.Castieber.r.y, Di.rectox• of Public Works, x'epcrted that two developers on both sa.des of Rio l,indo and eaih within the pity of Chino, propose to install a storm drain facility from their developments-westerly to the Esplanade, approximately 1,000 feet. It appears to be better for.• them to install rather than to pay a living- unit fee according to the Board's figure. Req=lest dis~:ussed. On motion of Supex°ilisor Maxon, seconded by Supervisox• Madigan and unanimous~iy carried, the Board grarLted autharizaticn for this facility to be ccnstr-ucted on the public r,•ightof way and that ar~y other developers or multi-unit owners who propose to dispose o.f their water-in this system pay for it by reimbursing those constructing this sysr_em on. a pro-rata acreage share, 71-1313 RIGHT' OF WAY'.ACQI7ISI`TTO~Is AGRERMEJ~'1? FOR SALE & :(1GC7LPTANCE OP DESDS, MANZANI'TA t#UENT7E. CANYON DRZ~ &. SKYWAv' Qn. motion of Supervisor McIi.illop, seconded by Supervisor Maxon and unanimously cax's'ied, the following action was tak.ens Agreements for sale were approved, Auditox• authorized to issue warrants upon .demand of County°s escr.•ow,agent an the followings Manza?sita Avenue Proiect 56212-70°1 Daniels Parcel 2.011. $4,241.00 N'o impr.•. $4,241.00 Quiring Parcel 0,188 193.00 NTO impr. 103.00 Accepted deeds and authorized Chairman to sign the certificates of acceptance on the followings Canyon Drive 27553~68~1 Pct. 16 Josephine Fake Skyway 51261 Pcl. map Lloyd E, Gross and-Mildred S, Grass 71-1314 WORK ON .~L"D OU'INC"~. ROADs ROAD TO SiTCK`S :(sA1LE `i'O BE CLOSED POR F~d'DAYS Clay Castleberryy Director of Public Works, reported that they have worked out an agreement with a logger up on the Qixinoy Road. 1Buek°s Lake Road will. be closed next Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. The logging company will do some improvements to this road at their.' own cost. This is she Georgia-Pacific Company, The road will be reopened Thursday night for the 4th of July travelers. Page 436 June 22, 1971 __ ________________-June 22g 1971W----_-________ ___ 71°1315 MOTION OF INTENT: FUNDS FOR TRANSFER .STATION IN. PARADISE AREA Supervisor Maxon stated that last year whPrl discussing transfer stations for the County, $2500 had been placed in the budget for the proposed Paradise transfer station. The people had beeF? informed that the duup on Clark Road was being closed. This transfer station has now been deleted from the budget. Mr, Castleberry,exglained 'the situation. Supervisor Maxon stated that th~Clark Road dump had been closed with the understanding that there would be a transfer station in the Paradise area. Supervisor McKillop said that in the future there would be a need fora transfer station in the Paradise area, but he felt that it should be to the north of Paradise closer to the La r~~+in.Developments. Request of Supervisor Maxon discussed. It was moved. by Super.•visor~Maxon, seconded by Supervisor Gilman and unanimously carried that it was the intent of this Board to pursue a reasonable site fora transfer station in the Paradise area, in a central location to serve the residents of Paradise, a.nd ghat funds be provided if a suitable site is located. 71-1316 RESO;i,UTION AU?HORIZING ACQFYIS.ITION•OF REAL PROPERTY BY EMINENT.DOMAIN NECESSARY.FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A.COUNTY HIGHWAY KNOWN AS SKYWAY IN THL COUNTY OE BUTTE (ROCRFIEL•D PR.OPERZ`.?') NO ACTTON At the request of County Counsel, action on the resolution authorizing acquisition of real property by eminent domain necessary for the construction of a county highway known as Skyway in theGounty of Butte, State of California (Rockfield property, Paradise Pines) was put over' one week, 71°1317 REQUEST ~`OR ORDER FREEING AD"JET CHILD FROM RE<SPOh~SIBILITY FOR .SUPPORT OP PARENT PURSUANT TO WELE'ARE & IN'STITUTIO1~gS CODE 1~0.,.12104'and CIVIL CO®E SECTION,206.7 MR. DELVIN FULTON: PUT OVER ONE WEEK At the request of County Counsel, action, oz the request for order freeing adult child from respor_sibility for sugport of parent pursuant to Welfare and Institutions Code Section .12104 and Civil Code Section 206.7, Mr. Delwin. Fulton, was put over one week. 71 1318 SCRATCH RE 'VEST FOR•EXTI~NSION OF BID OPENING DATE. HEALTH CENTER ADDTTTON Clif Nickelson, Administrative Officer, said the request by Mr. McFarren, county architect, for Board authorization to change the bid opening date from Friday June 25, 1971 at 11 a.m. to Thursday, Ju1y~1, 1971, be scx'atched at this time. Bid opening date should be left as set. No action needed at this time. 71°I319 AUTHORIZE VERIFA2C COPIER TO BE DECLARED SURI'I;fl'S PROPERT'Y' On.motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Gilman and unanimously carried, a Verifax Copier, County ~~2294, at the Paradise Justice Court -was declared surplus property and the Purchasing .Agent was authorized to dispose of it. .~ 71-1320 ADOPT RESOLUTION 71-129 DECLARING INTEN'PION TO-SELL PROPERT!' On mo*_ion of Supervisor Maxon, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and unanimously carried, Resolution 71-29 declaring intention to sell property was adopted anal the Chairman was authorized to sign, 71-1321 CONTRACT: REGINAL POLYGRAPH .CENTER: HELD OVER ONE WEER G1if Nickelson, Administrative Officer, stated that the contract for the regional polygraph center would affect the District Attorney°s budget. and he requested that this contract be held over orae week. This contract will be discussed when the District Attorney appears to discuss his budget-with the Board. No action at this time. Fags 437 June 22, 1971 ----- ----------====.Tun.e228 1971- = = - =__-_________-__ 71-1322 APPRO~ WEED RRADZCATIOIv:CONTRRC`I' On motion of Supervisor Maxon, seconded by:Supervisor Madigan and unanimously ca-tried, the weed eradication contract with the Division of Highways was approved and the Chairman was authorized to sign. 71-1323 D'ISCUSSIONo MODIFICATION OF BOARD ROOM CONFIGURA`IION The Administrative Offa.cer repor.'ted on plans for ,modifying the configuration of *_he Board room. This configuration will be discussed at the time the County Buildings budget is discussed, Estimated costs to do this work have ;hen set at $3400; without drapes $3100. Mr, Nickelson said the County could start out without drapes, then if it is felt that the sound is still bad, the drapes could be added latex. This was presented for Board information. No action taken. at this time. ~~~ 71-1324 ADOPT RTSOLUTION 71-130 INCREASING THE C0.7NT~PS PARTTCIPAT:LON TN THE PANT OF HE!#I,?H INSURANCE PREMIUMS FOR EMPLO`XEES The Administrative Officer has met with representatives of the Butte County Employees' Association to discuss the county~s cost sharing in the employees health insurance premiums. Mr. Nickelson reported on the results of the "meet and confer" session. The Employees Association-feel the dental insurance was needed but ghat the employees could not afford to pay the premiums on it. It has been suggested that th.e Boax•d of Supervisor's change their policy of cost sharing of the health insurance premium payments. It has been .suggested that the County pay 901 and the employee pay 10%, both for the employee and the employees deper_dents, Phis would give the employees a salary increase, Mr, Nickelson explained how this would affect the employees. This action would help the people with children. The Employees Associat9.an requests that the Board approve this request, Request discussed, On ,motion of Supex•vi~sor Maxon, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and unanimously carried, Resolution 11-I30 increasing the County's.participation in the payment of health insurance premiums for employees was adopted and the Chairman was authorized: to sign.. 71-1325 BUDGET TRANSFERS APPROVED On motion of Supex•vi.sor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Gilman and .unanimously carried, the following budget transfers wer.•e approved 8-171. Auditor-Contrai.ler/~Felfare •~ $468.66 from professional and specialized services, pr.i.or year to the appropriation for contingencies current Year 8-188 Recorder - $813.02 from the reserve, with $16.46 going ±o communications and $796.56 to office expense 8-189 Data .Processing- $500 from salaries and wages regular to extra help B-190 Public Guardian _ $12.5 from salaries-and wages regular to office expense 8-191 Auditor-Controller/Dept..of:Publi.c Works ~- $5,000 from general services/ maintenance of dumps, work order 4l4 to the same account, work order 610.. 71-1326 ADOPT RESOLUTION 71-131 AUTHORIZING CHAIRMAl~ TO SIGN .AGREEMENT FOR FIRE PROTECTION Or., motion of Supervisor NcK.illop, seconded by Supervisor Gilman and unanimously carried, Resolution 71-131 authorizing Chairman to sign agreement for fire protection was approved and the Chairman was authorized to sign. 71-1327 DISCUSSIONs NON:E"ORMUTARY DRUG CHARGES BUTTE COUNTY HOSPI`IAL D. C. Swinney, Gounty Treasurer-Tax Collector, reported to the Board on non formulary costs for the previous twelve month -period at the Butte Gounty Hospital. He said the chax'ges for the fiscal year amounted to $20,908.49, Time spent Page 438 3une 22,, 1971. June 221 1971 discussing these charges. Tt was staled previously that the County could not charge for these non,fnxmulary drugs, Las*_ week Mr, 5winney.stated a lettex' was received that. stated that this requirement had been rescinded a~ns1 the Cou*.a.ty could.bili for these charges. inhere is a back`1og chat '*_he County could bil:€ for these non formulary drugso Mr. 5winney stated that the big problem is that some of these bills are so small that it does _„o t. seem gooei business to bill them, It was stated that there would have to be Boax'd determination so that the Collection Department will know what to do about this billing. Mr. Swinney said the hospital could change the pola.ey and oat keep the non-formulary drugs on hand. Or, he suggested, Mrs. Rowell could be authorized to bill when she feels That she will be able to collect the charges, but if she felt there was no-hope to collect then she would not have to bill. Solctions io this problem discussed, Clif Nickelson, Administrative Officer, was directed to talk to Dr, Bailey to see if the County HospiW'a1 pharmacy could eliminate-all no:n.~~formulary dx°ugs from its shelves. Mro Mickelsan will follow through on this matter and will report back co the Board nexi: week, No action ?:aker. at this timee 71-1328 CON`LI~1!1ED PUBI,,I'.C H~l.Ri~'Go R, Ja MOU'SER., ET A:1,, PARADISE, PROPOSED REZOIdTN'G FROM R-i, (SI?~GL&. FA?~LL~X RES7:AE~F:C:121L) co C•°2 (GE.N~RAL COM[~[tCIAL)PROPER`Tv.,' ON' NOR.`Tfi SIDE OP SRYWAY. WEST Ok' SCH~'1AIE Lf#L~~-~P~,RADISE T`he public hearing .on the proposed x:ezoning from R;~1 (single family residential) to C-2 (general commercial) property on north side of Skyway., west of Schmale Lane, Paradise, as requested by R, Jo Mouser, et al, was held as con**-•inued from the meeting of .June 15, 197'].0 This hearing had been closed to the public and confined ?~o the Board members-fox' discussiono Mr.-Lawson explaine3 the uses of this type zoning. The ordinance would allow light industx:.i.al, useso Hearing closed and action taken as follows 71-1329 ADOPT ORD;11~'AI~CE NO, 1176, ANETdD;T~1G COtT.~~I'~~ ORD:I~ANCR 996, CON'SOLIDA`TING °'0211 ~E1~EtAL COMN.~RCIA:L~FOR~~ARADT.S~ AIOrAAIOrA On.,moti.on. of Supervisor Maxon, seconded 'by Supervisor Mc1CiIlop and unanimously carried, Ordinar.LCe :~o0 11.76, amending County Ordinance 996, consolidating "C-2 " (General Commex•cial) fox• 4 parcels located on the north side of the Skyway, west of Schmale Laney identifi.ed.as AP 5122-19, 20, 2i„ 37, 38 and 59, Paradise was adopted and the Chai.xman was authorized to signo 71-1'330 PUBLIC H7gARINGS SETo '+7I:ST~P1 1:?VC. PROPOSED RRZON'IN'G :FRO.M I:A~21° TO:"PA~CB1 (PLANI~'ED .AREAwCLU5TER), CH1:C0 ~&. PROPOSED REZONZNG'FROM °1A~•2" TO °YPA-C11 FOR..PR.OPERT'~.' LOCA`PED BETWEEN MOILSENA~' A'~IE[~Til'R, BUR~IAR AVE1~T]E, 50GTH OF' L955E?~, CHTCO, SET POR PUBLIC ?~EAR:I.~TGS a 3ULy' 13 y 1971 at 11x 00 a .m. Public hearings were set for July 13, 1971 at 11°00 a.m. on the faliowingo i. ~/istic l'.nc. (Wayne Wede11) proposed rezoning from "A-2" to "PA-C" (planned area-cluster) district for property. located south of Sacramento Avenue, west of Oak Lawn Avenue and north of Bidwell. Avenue,, approximately 15.5 acres, identified as AP 4,3-26-03 and AP 43••-29-72 ,, Chicoo 2. William RetzerWpr.oposed x•ezor!ing from "A-2" to•"PA-C" (planned area- clus"ter) district for property located between Norsemen Avenue, 23urnap Avenue, south of Lassen and north of ?3acienda Oaks Sub. and the easterly prolongation of north line of said ~Iacienda Qaks Subdivision, approximately 35°74 acres, identified as AP 44-.3607, 8, 9 and 24, Chico. ~cEPTr.ons e zaQn~ Page 439 June 22, 1971 ____-_-__ ______-===,?une22_ 1971------------====T==- 71°1331 DISCOSSIONS BY' BOARD 1~MBBRS Supervisor Gilman asked Mr., Lawson whoa Effect zoning has on assessments. 1Kr. Mace stated that zoning does affect the,AssessorBS office. `l~he intent of zoning was to protect the agricultural areas from high .assessments.. Na action needed. Glif Nickelson question Mr. Lawson about the ep701" grant package. lie said the BC.AG meeting would be he'id on July 15th and would continue over to July 22nd so that they could be presented with the pla::, grad have time to study the package, Mr. M.ic.ke'ason a;od Mr. Lawson will meet• ar.~d discuss how this matter wi11 be handled, Mr. :L~wson asked the Board whether there would be sesrings for all the PLan:ni.r;g Commissioners on the pla_'form when th~Board room has been rebuilt as set out in the configuration for the Boar,•d room, Mr, l,awsor. said they would like to be able to have a large map mounted and displayed, He was'toJ,d than this could he handled. NIo action needed. ' 711332 APPROVE APPOIN`L'ML?SVT OF A MEMRBR 'TO T~ LAW..L'1'BR4tR'~`' COI~iLLSSIOT~'o ST_TPSR(~LSOR MADTGAN Oa motion of Supervisor. Reynolds, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and unanimously carried, the appoi.ntmeni of 5upervi.sor Madigan as a.member to the Law Library Commissl.on. was approved. 71°1333 APPR.011$ APPO:LI~':[:N]ItN`T OF H~R:B~1L'T_rSC ~7.~NAHAN.AS A MRNERR OF' :?'N.R FAIR BOARD On motion of Super.°visor Reynolds; seconded by Supervisor Maxon and unanimously carried, Hex•bex't McClanahan., Gridley, was appointed a member of the Butte County 'F.ai.r. :Board, to serve the unexpired term of Ray Clements. 711334 D~SCI7SS1:0~1'~ SI~P~R.l1ISORIA~i, RRDIS`LRICTING Dartrvl~+eJ.'7e~!1~~T~::ac;•~wauld explain the proposed supervisorial redistricting, Supervisor.' Maxon requested that a Supreme Court 1.aw be confirmed by County Counsel in this mater. He e:xplaaned the ruling of a ?dew Fork State redistricting case. Mr. M~6e11enbe*'*z.ayexplain.ed the 3% change an popalataon that triggers this mattex'. Supervisor Maxon. requested that County Counsel study t:he matter; he said he wanted the County to come up with the 'best plan -possible. ~M±•. Nre11•er~bei':~.dt stated that most. of his figures are within 1! of the 20,000 regai,red. He had a number of a:ltex'nates That he presented. .Ail the proposals tha't'. he has made will be wathf.n 3% of the popu'~ation. Tame spent di.scussi.ng the redistricting; no action taken at this time. 71-13.35 AWARD BY' HT,S'SOIY.ICAL SOCI~`r~ `T0 BB PR~SEIVTRD I_N OA~L,AYv-D Super-'•visor Madigan. announced that Dr, Mclntos~, Chita, would be present an Oakland Briday at the time the award is gresen.ted to Butte County by the Historical Society. REC~SS~ 'The Board recessed at 12s00 to x•ecan.vene o~~ Thursday, June 24th, 1971 at 830 a.m. for budget discussion, `{: ~ 3:' ',~: °iK '2': SE.: 7~C '35 'g: ?C "~;' 1.`C ".TC '~ Wage 440 June 22, 1971.