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STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
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COUNTY OF BUTTE )
The Board of Supervisors met at 4:00 a.m. pursuant to adjournment.
Present; Supervisors Ladd, Madigan, McKillop, Richter and Chairman Cameron.
Clif Nickelson, Administrative Officer; Dan Blackstock, County Counsel, and
Clark A. Nelson, County Cleric, by Margie Catt, Board of Supervisors Clerk.
pledge of allegiance to the Flog of the United States of America
76- 432 APPROVAL OF MINUTES
On motion o Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and
unanimously carried, the minutes of June 15, i976 were approved as moiled.
7b-433 ,COMMUNICATIONS '
Butte County I:mp oyees Association. The Association writes concerning a personnel
/O3 O ~ matter and requests an opportunity to discuss this situation with the Board.
Discussed; to 6e placed an agenda for June 29th as regular Board item.
Sam and Mary Smiley, Oroville. The Smiieys' appeal condition No. 3 to their parcel
/! ~ ,per / map requiring installation of curbs, gutters, and sidewalks, AP 30-037-07, 20th
Street in Thermalito. Discussed; held over until Jim Lawson, Planning
Director is present.
Robert Samply, Oroville. Mr. Samply files petition for variance to provisions of
I /3 . ~ O Sections 19-10 and/or i9-12 of the County Code for the placement of a
mobile home on property located on Lone Tree Road, AP 26-25-10.
Renewal of variance; Health Deft. to report back on petition.
Addressing study. The emergency agencies in Butte County forward their
~~~ Da recommendations conceming addressing problems in the county.
Bob Malquist and members of Committee to appear at June 29th meeting.
Local Agency Formation Commission. The Commission forwards notice of hearing
~ far the annexotion of the Feather River Opportunity Center property to
00, ~ the Oroville-Wyandotte Irrigation District. Hearing is set for 9:00 a.m.
/ July I, 1976. Notiee.of hearing only; no Board action required,
Thermalito Irrigation District. The District forwards a proposed addendum to Joint
Powers Agreement between the County (County Service Area No. 2b) and the
Thermalito irrigation District. Addendum is to substitute semi-annual
deposits for annual deposits of bond principof and interest for Farmers
Home Administration Bonds. See discussion and action following
commun i cat ion s. -:...
State Controller's Office. The Controller's office sends notification.ttnat their
records indicate that County Service Areas No. 5 through 10, 19 and 20,
-j 3 0 .~ r3 and 42 have been inactive for a considerable period and urge the
board to initiate procedures dissolve these districts; ,administrative Officer
to write to State in opposition to charge set for dissolving districts.
~ Mendocino National Forest. Dedication of Chico Tree Improvement Center to be ,
3y held on June 26. Supervisor Richter will attend.
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Robert J. Baiocchi, Paradise. Closure of Skyway between philbrook Reservoir Road
and the Coon Hollow lead by Erickson Lumber Company. Road and discussed.
~Q Clay Castlebercy, Director of Public Works, reported thot he did not know
r~ p ~• the road was going to be closed; it is open now. The re-routing of these logging
T trucks has caused some concern. He explained how they might 6e re-routed.
Lt. Cramer is working with the logging people on the re-routing of the
logging trucks.
Philip R. LaGrow. Appeal of Planning Commission denial of rezoning of their
property from "A-2"to "R-3", Lassen Ave. west of Norseman Ave., Chico.
r ~ 3 D v Set for hearing on July 13, 1976 at 2 p,m.
Mackey. Appeal of Planning Commission's decision. Put over anti[
Planning Director is present.
~! d ~ p d Harold T. (Bizz) Johnson. Butte Creek to Stirling City proposed abandonment of
railroad. Bead and discussed. Copies to be made far Board members.
Cal Bachman. Appeal of punning Commission's denial of Warnke parcel map.
Put over until Planning Director is present.
Cahasset Community Association, Inc. Express appreciation for fine road work completed
e f p C . ~ Q by Butte County in Cohasset area. Read and acknowledged.
76-434 APPROVE ADDENDUM TO JOINT POWERS AGREEMENT WITH THERMALITO
IRRIGATION DISTRICT (COUNTY SERVICE AREA NO, 26)
m. nuance, at#omey or rmalito Irrigation District, was present to
explained the proposed addendum to the Joint Powers Agreement between the County
(County Service Area No. 26) and the Thermalito Irrigation District. Dan Blackstock,
County Counsel, stated he had discussed this addendum with the various departments
involved. Background of the matter set out and discussed.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and
unanimously carried, the addendum to Joint Powers Agreement to substitute
semi-annual deposits for annual deposits of bond principal and interest for Farmers
Home Administration Bonds was approved, and the Chairman was authorized to
sign,
7b-435 APPEARANCE OF JUDGE HANCOCK, BIGGS JUDICIAL DISTRICT •RE:
LETTER FROM COURT CLERK
Judge Hancoc ,Judge of Biggs Judicial District, reported on the letter
written by Mrs. L. G. Pilot. The letter was not a letter of criticism of the
Court. She set forth some constructive suggestions. It was suggested that the office
and the court space be closer tope#her for a more efficient operation. He set out
the duties of Mrs. Pilot and how she handled the court offices. Mrs. Pilot
suggested two things: (I) that the Iota#ian of the offices be changed and (2) the
hours of the office be changed.
Case load of the court set out by Judge Hancock. The judges in this
county cover far each other; he sits as judge in the Oroville Justice Court on
Monday and Tuesday.
Clif Mickelson, Administrative Officer, stated he had been meeting with
Judge Hancock and with Norris Goodwin, who will take over the office of
Judge of the Biggs Judicial District on July I, to discuss the relocation of the
court chambers and office space. At the present time, they are considering the
use of resident space in the Biggs Fire Station.
No action taken at this time.
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76-436 REPORT BY CHAERMAN CAMERON RE COUNTY SUPERVISORS ASSOCIATION
MEETING: TREMENDOUS COST OF REFORM ACT
C airman Cameron reporte tot at t e County Supervisors Associatian meeting
held last Saturday in San Francisco, they brought up a subject that many of the
counties are talking about the tremendous costs of administering the reform act.
The reports and paper work to comply with the law is tremendous. It was felt that
this County should determine the costs to this County for handling this act.
Sample ordinance from San Luis Obispa; in which they are urging that a urgency
tax measure be passed to cover these costs, discussed. That county feels that
the costs will be at least $100,000 to administer this reform act.
County Counsel set out the time that is used to handling this act
by his office staff. He said that Coun#y Clerk will have to spend a great deal
of time handling these codes; new filing cabinets will have to be purchased
in which ro file the documents.
Mr. Nickelson will send copies of the San !mils Obispo ordinance to
the Board members.
76-437 bISCUSSION: CABlE T.V. IN PARADISE AREA
Dan B ac stoc ,County Counse , stated t at his office has been
contacted by the Chico and Oroville TJif Companies relative to the Paradise
area franchise. His office has written to Televents asking them to do something
about their franchise. tie has "put them on notice that they have not complied
with the conditions of the franchise.
ORCO is also entering into an agreement with Gridley for cable N
services. Terms of this franchise are not complete at this time.
Paradise Cable N discussed, It was felt that representatives from
ORCO should be heard as to what they plan in the Paradise an:a.
Mr. Nickelson osked if the Board could advertise their intent that
they will cancel out Televents and then that they will take bids for the
cable N service in Paradise.
Douglas Foster, representative from ORCO, gave a copy of the
Gridley application to County Counsel. He stated he was present today to
assure the Board of their interest in building in Paradise. They have made a
study of Paradise and it has only bean recently that they felt they could go
ahead with Paradise. They have the pole attachment agreements with PG &E.
The only thing that they need is a certificate of camp) lance. FCC rules
exp] ained .
Glen Hunsvec, general manager of ORCO explained how they intend
to provide services in Paradise. Use of micro-waves explained. Channels that
will be provided set out.
Supervisor Richter said he Felt that the Administrative Officer's
suggestion was a good one and That the County should go out and secure bids.
Supervisor McKillop felt that ORCO has done a good job in Oroville and they
are offering many channels for the Paradise area.
Mr. Blackstock stated that before the Board takes any action, they
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should hear from Mr. Martin. He called and expressed interest in the
Paradise area.
Mr. bhn Martin, State N of Chico, stated that interest has been
Sh64Vn IR the Paradise area. Franchise for the Paradise area explained.
It was his feeling that the Paradise area should go b public bid. He had
hoped that the Televent situr~ion would be cleared up before a statement
needed to be made. State N could use micro-wave signals to Paradise,
also. State N would be interested in making n bid based on the limited
survey they have made .
County Counsel said it would be in order to set a public hearing to
consider the franchise for the Gridley area. August 3, 1976 at 2:00 p.m.
set for hearing on the franchise. Televents will be advised that their
franchise will be canceled as of August 3, (976. Will also request bids
for a new non-exclusive franchise for Paradise. Both areas will be considered
at the public hearing.
Mr. Foster stated that They are requesting a certificate of compliance
by FCC and plan on proceeding with the Paradise area.
RECESS: 10;30
RECONVENED: 10:45
EXECUTIVE SESSION: ~'1:itigation:discussed ~
76-438 REPORT ON LITIGATION WITH CITY OF CHICO RE BARTRAM REZONING
Dan B ac stoc ,County Counse , reported t at during t e recess
period a short executive session was held to discuss litigation wi#h the City
of Chico conceming the Bertram rezoning. The attorney for the City of
Chico met with Mr. Blackstock and stated he would like #o discuss the matter
before bringing action. They intend to attack the County's General Plan,
zoning being inconsistent with tare General Plan and matters conceming the
environmental process fihat the County went through on this matter. They
intend to secure a restraining order against the County issuing building permits
in that area. The attorney stated that he hoped that he and Mr. Blackstock could
discuss this again after the suit had been filed.
Mr. Blackstock stated that the law suit had not been filed at this
time. The attorney stated that if the County would do certain things, than the
City would drop the law suit. Lawsuit discussed.
Mr. Blackstock will keep the Board informed on this lawsuit.
COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY GOVERNING BOARD
A ROVE CONTRA T F R AA P TO C D CT RKSHOPS
A contract s en eve ape in t e amount o is calls for the
NAACP to conduct workshops in ceramics and knitting in Oroville for senior
citizens in Butte County. Work under the contract has already been performed.
This was continued from the meeting of June 15, 1976.
The Board received the report from Mr. Mickelson regarding the
work performed under this contract. It was recommended that the Board ~
approve the contract and instruct ~Mr_.elson to send a letter stating
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that the Board is not in support of paying for work after the fact. Supervisor
Madigan stated he had received a call from Mr. White and ha stated that they
had discussed This matter with the Auditor's office. They had wanted to get the
work completed before the fair.
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor McKillop
and carried, the contract for NAACP to conduct workshops in ceramics and
knitting in Oroville for senior citizens In Butte County was approved and the
Chairman authorized to sign.
AYES: Supervisors Madigan, McKillop and Chairman Cameron
NOES: Supervisors Ladd and Richter
76-440 APPROVE MIGRANT EDUCATION CONTRACT TO CONDUCT BlL1N'~UAL/
BI-CULTURAL TRAINING WORKSHOPS
On motion o Supervisor Ric ter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
carried, the contract for migrant education to conduct bilingual/bi-cultural
training workshops for agencies and organizations in Butte County was approved
and the Chairman authorized to sign. AYES: Supervisors Madigan, McKillop,
Richter and Chairman Cameron NOES: Supervisor Ladd
76-441 APPROVE SUB-CONTRACT FOR JUVENILE DELINQUENCY PROJECT &
APPROVE HANDICAP GRANT REQUEST FOR HEAD START
On motion o Supervisor Ki op, secande y Supervisor Madigan
and carried, the following actipn was taken:
•••l, Approved wb contract agreement Schools and Butte County E.O.C. for
the 'Big Friend Youth Council "project for an amount nat to exceed $31,000 and
authorized the Chairman to sign.
2. Approved the handicap grant request for Head Start which would provide
diagnosis, treatment and services for 14 handicapped children and their families
for the period September I, 1976 through August 31, 1977. Amount of Grant is
$4,400.
76-442 APPROVE SUBMISSION OF FAMILY MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM G
and Welfare for a family mental health grant in the amount of $15,933 to help
Head Start families unders#and mental health practices and provide individual
children with professional counciling and psychological testing far the period
September I, 1976 through May 24, 1977, in the amount of $15,933.
Nadine West was presen# to answer questions concerning this grant.
On motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, the submission of Family Mental Health Program grant
was approved for submission to the Department of Health, Education and Welfare.
7b-443 APPROVE SUBMISSION OF SUMMER YOUTH Ri:CREATION GRAN REQUEST
AND JOB DESCRIPTIONS FOR E.O.C. STAFF
Butte County E.O.C. is proposing su mission of a program request in
the amount of $3,910 to supply on sight playground activities for low income youth.
program calls for subcontracting with City of Gridley and Feather River Park and
Recreation District to supply on sight playground activities.
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E.O.C. staff job descriptions are based on operational iob descriptions
with minor changes to fit the recent staff reorganization. The only new descriptions
is for the position of Program Manager.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Modigan
and unanimously carried, the following action was taken:
I. Approved submission of summer youth recreation grant request in the
amount of ~3,91fl and authorized Chairman to sign.
2. Approved fob descriptions for E.O. C. staff.
76-444 CONTINUED HEARING: WILLIAM A. RETZER-REZONE FROM "PA-C"
(PLANNED AREA CLUSTER) AND "A-2" (GENERAL) TO "R-1"(SINGLEfAMILY
RESIDENTIAL}, "R-2" (DUPLEX RESIDENTIAL), ANp "R-4" {MAXIMUM DENSITY
RESIDENTIAL) AND CONSIDERATION OF PARK COMMONS SUBMISSION MAP
FOR 1FROPERTY LOCATED ON SOUTHEAST CORNER OF LASSEN AVENUE &
MORSEMAN AVENUE CONTAINING APPROX. 20 AG RE S, CHICO
T continuation o t e eating on t i tam A. Retzer rezone from
"PA-C" (plonned area cluster) and "A-2" (general) to "R-I " (single-family
nsidential), "R-2" (duplex residential), and "R-4" (maximum density residential)
and consideratian of Park Commons Submission map for property located on the
southeast ~ tamer of Lassen Avenue and Norseman Avenue containing approximately
2fl acres, Chico was held at this tune.
Hearing opened to the public. Appearing:
(, Mr. Witham Poazer, applicant. He stated that the hearing had
been continued because of the Lassen Avenue Assessment District. The matter
had been fully discussed at the first hearing. Roll curb and gutters discussed
for White Avenue.
Hearing closed to the public and confined to the Board.
Don Blackstock, County Caunset, stated the Board had made their
decision on the type of curbs required for the Assessment District. This property
is within the assessment district. There are 15 conditions listed on the map.
Rolled curbs and gutters were approved for the area within the assessment district.
Condition No. 7 of the map would not stand. No. 7 could be changed to
delete the area along White Avenue, but it would apply to the construction
of the improvements on all the interior streets.
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor ~Itichter,
and unanimously carried, Belzer rezone was approved, the following ordinances
were adopted and the Chairman authorized to sign:
Ordinance No. 1726,
Ordinance No. 1727,
Ordinance No. 1728,
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Richter
and unanimously carried, the Par1K CemmonsSubdivision map was approved,
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subject to the conditions, with the exception of Candition No. 7, which was
changed to stake '~ Construct street imprarements on all interior streets to
Butte County standards including ral lad curbs, gutters and sidewalks. ";
with the finding that it has been found to be consistent with the County General
Plan and that a negative ElRstatement has been filed with the County Clerk,
as foElows: '
PARK CCP4MONS SUBDIVISION
T~rtative Subdivision Man
53 lots, East Lassen AvP.
near r?ors~man Ave., Chico.
owner: William Fetzer
Engineor: Bachman Engineering
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 20.3 of the Eutt~ County
Code, the tentative subdivision man of Park Commons has been re-
v_owed by the ButtA Coun±~~ Subc?iv's_or. Cemmitt~e anti t'~~ Plannincs
Commission.
The Su?~c~ivalion Committ~~ and the Planninci Commis ion rPcemmdr_d
approval of the tentative map, sul~jact to the fcllow'_na condit_ons:
1. Submit soil t~st,_data and calculations on nrooos~d lot area.
Lots to ntPpt the minimum r~quir~ments of the Ordinance.
2. Indicate a Z00 ft. septic tank fr°~ aria an all those lots
where wells on adjacent aronerty ars within 1n0 ft. of thQ
subdivisior. lot lines, or abandon those wells to the satis-
faction of +~? fIealth n~narYment.
3. No objection by the: pant. of Public Works and Environmental
Sanitation to the use of the setback ar°a for calevlat?ons of
minimum lot area for sewage disposal.
4. Install six (6) firms hydrants at ±h~ following Iota±ions:
a. intersection of Lassen Avg . & P*hitca Av?.. 1 , 540 anm
b. White Av?., b~tw~~n Lot 5/6 1,040 cmm
c. White Ave. between Lot 10/11 1,004 gom
d. Winding Way bPtw~pn Lot 28!29 1,SOn crnm
e. Windfng Way b~tw~en Lot 21/22 1,000 qom
f. Intersection of Whits Ave. & Windfng Wav l,onn ctom
5. Submit street and drainage »lans tp tn~ D?pt. of Public Works
and install r~RUired facilit'_=s.
6. Deed to the County of Butts 30 ft. right-of-way for nrooerty
frontage oh Lassen AVP.
7. Construct str~ot improv~m~nt~ on all interior
streets to Butte County standards Inc u nq curbs, nutters, &
sidewalks. (A half--strait s?coon ~aill be r~auirsd on Lassr..n
Ave.)
$. PtOVide "R" V'alua dPterminat'_ons and other data n°C°SSarV tO
support des'_cm df s±ructural section in acrordance with county
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9. Street signs shall be orovidnd at all street intersections. .
(Submit 5 alternate street names for each street).
10. Indicate a 50 ft. building setback lines from the centerline of
all streets.
11. Offer for dedication on the final man or deed ail right-of-way
to the County of Butte.,
12. Provide monumentation as required bq the bent. of Public works
at all street intersections, end of curves, beginnir_g of curves,
and ends of streets.
i3. Mes_ reguir°ments of the nutte County Fire Department or other
controlling agency. Provide proof that fir° flows can be met
in addition to domes*_ic demand.
14. Street lighting shall be provided a= all street ant°zs°etions
and as required by accQnted standards.
15. Femove cul-de-sac (existing) on White Ave. off south end of
development.
A Negative Declaration regarding Environmental Impact was filmed with
the County Clerk on Dec°mb°r iK, 1975.
16. Stsbjeat to approval by the 8oar8 of Supervisors, rezoning of
the property from A-2 and PAG to R-4, R-2, and R-i Which was
approved by the planning Cammisaion pn Jan. 22, 1976.
76-445 REPORT ON EARTHQUAKE PREDICTION
A an R. Smit , a t p ysicist, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory was present
to discuss the laboratory's technique for earthquake prediction. He stated that work
was being done in the Oroville area and explained how they wish to proceed in the
future. They are trying M learn how to predict earthquakes in the future. It is the
Laboratory's feeling that this method they are using is good. It is pat one of the
traditional methods.
Experience on this technique has been obtained in China; they have used
this method and saved a lot of lives because of the prediction of an earthquake.
This technique requires a lot of volunteers on the part of the people
living in the area. People in the Oroville area have been very helpful. There
is a good volunhe~arganization existing here to work on this study. Next year
is uncertain as to the financial aspect of the study. Mr. Smith feels that the
study should continue in the Oroville area for another year.
The data that they have collected looks promising. They are finding out why
some of fhe weals respondand some do nat.
Technique being used explained. Support for this work should be an a
broad basis ; he believed that since mast of the work for the next year will be in
the Oroville area, this County should help fund the work. Fle requested the Board's
guidance and advice,
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Chairman Cameron said he would favor the possibility of wpporting
application to the State and Federal Governments For funds and then maybe
apply matching funds. Mr. Smith said at present the work is funded by a
Federal Agency.
Supervisor McKillop felt that maybe the County should take the leadership
to determine if there is a possibil icy of predicting earthquakes. Clay Castleberry,
Director of Public Works, stated that the State is installing some devices throughout
the State for this work; they are working with the Federal Bureau of Geologists.
The Chinese dato is not openly available ro the geologists in this country.
Work on this study set out; funding explained by Mr. Smith.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
and unanimously carried, Administrative Officer was authorized to work with
Mr. Smith in the vein expressed during this discussion.
76-446 PUBLIC HEARING: W. A. COVERT-REQUEST FOR BUILDING PERMIT' TO
PLACE A MO$II_E HOME ON AP 53-13-84 LOCATED OFF COPLAND ROAD,
Between NUNNELLEY $ ELLIOTT ROAD PARADISE
e pu is eanng on W. A. Covert request r building permit to
place a mobile home on AP 53-13-84 located off Copeland Road, between
Nunnelley and Elliott Roads, Paradise wos held at this time. Background of the request
set out by Clay Castleberry, Director of Public Works. This problem was
created because of a previously created lot. It would be in order to approve the
request.
Hearing opened ro the public.
Appearing: no one.
Hearing closed to the public and confined ro the Board.
On motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor McKillop
and unonimously carried, the request by W. A. Covert for building permit ro
place a mobile home on AP 53-13-84 located off Copeland Road, between
Nunnelley and Elliott 13~ad, Paradise, was approved, subject to the condition
that there is ro be no more development on the parcel unless an approved access
is provided.
76-447 APPEARANCE: JAMES HANSON, OROVILLE
James Hanson, Orovi e, state enjoys attending these meetings;
this morning he has heard many interesting items.
76-448 APPEARANCE: JOHN STUTZ, CHICO
Jon 5tuiz, C ico, as e w at part of the general plan was
Chico attacking. Mr. Blacksrock said the City of Chico's attorney had
not spelled out in detail which aspects of the general plan with which
the County was in conflict.
76-449 REPORT: PH1LiP R. LA GROW AND JOHN G. SCHLIEPER
Jim Lawson, P anning D rector, presence t Panning Commission's
report of denied rezone from "A-2" (general) ro "R-3"(medium density residential)
district for property located on the northwest side of Norseman Avenue, approximately
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650 feet north of Lassen Avenue, Identified as AP 44-38-99, containing 1.8 acre,
Chico. For information only; no action needed.
76-d50 APPROVE TENTATIVE MAPS RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAL
Supervisor R'ic ter sai a as en consu to a Ut t e R. N. Donnelly
tentative map. One of the conditions of the map was the requirement to install
a fire hydrant on the southeast wmer of the intersection of Shasta Ave. and the
Esplanade, being Condition No. 9, Mr. Connelly feels that the cost for the
fire hydrant should be pro-rated among the other property owners. Mr. Paulus,
Fire Marshal, said the boundaries of the County Service Area could be changed
to include this property. If the property was to be included in the service area,
They would agree to the deletion of Condition No. 9. Deposits could be taken
from all the people splitting the property. Property will be annexed ro the County
Service Area.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and
unanimously carried, the following tentative parcel maps, recommended for
approval, were approved, sub(ect io the conditions, with the deletion of
Condition No. 9 from the R. N. Donnelly map, with the findings that the
• mails are consistent with the General plan and that negative statements have •
been filed With fhe County Clerk:
Zoned A-2 Guy & Mattie Wiedrick, AP 34-12-06, 2 lots, south
G.P. Retail Comm. side of Om-Quincy Hw_y., approx. 20 ft. past of
or 5-8 du/ac Madrone Ave., Oroviile.
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 20.3 of the Butte County Cade,
the tentative parcel map of the above identified propArty has been re-
viewed by the Butte County Subdivision Committee and the Planning
Commission.
The Subdivision Committee and the Planning Commission recommend
approval of the tentative map, subject to the following conditions:
1. Subject to annexation to the City of oroville or a letter•from
the City of Oroville stating that they are willing to provide
sewer service to the parcols.
2. Verify legal access.
3. Provide traversable access.
4. Deed to the County of Butte 30 ft. right-of-way from the centerline
of Oro-Quincy Hwy.
5. Indicate a 50 ft. building setback from tho centerline of Oro-
Quincy Hwy.
6. Show all easQments of record on the final map.
7. Either provide 50 ft. Of deeded access to the publicly maintained
road over the existing right-of-way to the south or provide 60 ft.
of access directly to Oro-Quincy Hwy.
A Negative Declaration Regarding Environmental Impact has been £ilpd
with the County Clerk on May 24, 1976, finding the proposal is in con-
formance with the Butte County General Plan and the conditioas recommended
by the Health Dept. will alleviate any pat~ntial Pnviaronmental effects.
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Zoned S-R Arthur H. Warnke, AP 43-07-15, 2 lots, southwest
G.P. 9-12 du/ac corn^r of W. 8th Ave., and Meadow Road, Chico.
Engineer: Bachman Engineering
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 20.3 of the Hutte County Code,
the tentative parcel map of the above identified property has been re-
viewed by the Butte County Subdivision Committee and the Planning
Commission.
The Subdivision Committee and the Planning Commission recommend
approval of the tentative map, sukiject to the following conditions:
1. Show any existing or proposed well sites on Parcel 1 and a 100 ft.
leach field free radius around said well sites.
2. Indicate a 130 ft. building setback from the centerline of W. 8th
Ave, on Parcel 1 and statement on the final map that there be no
development on the north°rly 100 ft. of Parcel 1.
3. Indicate a 50 ft. building setback from the centerline of W. 8th
Ave on Parcel 2.
4. Construct full urban improvements, i.e., curb, gutter, and sidswalk
and required street section along frontage of W. 8th Ave. and
Meadow Lane.
5. Submit a drainage deposit computed at $1800 per acre to the County
of Butte.
A Negative Declaration P.egarding Environmental Impact was filed with
the County Clerk on May 24, 197G, finding the proposal is in confor-
mance with the General Plan, toning, and existing uses in the area.
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2a¢ted C-1 R. N. Donnelly, AP 44-051-Q4, 2 lots, northwest ~
G.P. 1-4 du/ac corner of Shasta Ave. & Esplanade, Chico. Engineer:
McCain Assoc.
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 20.3 of the Butte County Code,
the tentative parcel map of the above identified property has been re-
viewed by the Butte County Subdivision Committee and the Planning
Commission. .
The Subdivision Committee and the Planning Commission recommend
approval of the tentative map, Subject to the following conditions:
1. Abandon and fill well on Parcel 1 to the satisfaction of the Health
Dept. and submit a letter to the Health Dept, certifying as to the
method in which the well was fill and abandoned.
2. Connect the parcels to California Water Service.
3. Relocate the leach lines on Parcel 1 sa tine lines are entirely
contained on Parcel 1.
4. Construct full urban improvements, ie., curb, gutter, and sidewalks,
and storm drainage (Included in Lassen Avenue Assessment District).
5. Provide a drainage deposit with the County of Butte for that portion
____ of the property not within the Lassen Avenue Assessment District.
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6. Deed to the County of Butte 30 ft. xight-of-way alas radius return
from the centerline of Lassen Atro.
7. Indicate a 50 ft. building setback from the centerline of Shasta
Ave. and a 55 ft. building setback from the centerlinA of Esplanade.
8. Show all easements of record on the final map.
9. install a fire hydrant an the southeast corner of the intersection
of Shasta Ave. and the Esplanade, with the following specifications:
a. Minimum fire flow of 2,000 gpri.
b. Clow Catalina 118 or equal.
A Negative Declaration Regarding Environmental Impact was filed with
the County Clerk on tday 24, 1976, finding the prooosal is in confor-
mance with the General Plan and zoning and a variance application once
made on this site previously received a Negative Declaration.
zoned TM-5 Rick Scholk, AP 56-24-114, 4 lots, east of Hwy.
G.P. Timber & Mt. 32, north of Schott Road, Forest Ranch. Surveyor:
Terrain to 1-~5 ac/du John W. Hamby
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 20.3 of the Butte County Code,
the t_ntative parcel map of the above identifiQd property has beon rA-
viewed by the Butte County Subdivision Committee and the Planning
Commission.
The Subdivision Committee and the Planning Commission recommend
approval of the tentative map, subject to the following conditions:
1. Provid? proof of water or place the statement on the map as required
by the orclinance .
2. .subject to confirmation of soil conditions.
3. Provide traversable access.
4. Show drainage Swale on thQ final map and a 50 ft. septic tank free
setback from the Swale.
5. Indicate a 50 ft. building setback from the cep terline of the access
easement.
6. Show all easements of record on the final man.
7. Provide a road maintenance; agr°em°nt.
B. Access easements to be reserved in deeds per County ordinance.
9. All parcels must meet the minimum acreage requirements of the
zone (five acres) .
Note: This is a parcel mac of a parcel map filed in Book 53 of Parcel
Maps at Pag° 36 on September 3. 1975.
This is a further down-parceling of an area designated as timb._r-mountainousl
in the Hutte County General Plan. _
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A Negative Declaration Regarding Environmental Impact was filed With the
County Clerk on May 24, 1976, finding the praoosal is in conformance with
the General Plan, zoning, and uses in the area.
The timber mountain classification is intended for those areas which have
value as timber producing areas, watershed areas, scenic areas, recreational
areas and areas which by their character and particular topography •require
special treatment and protection to mitigate potential damagm. Residential
development in these areas should be confined to areas where the damage by
way of erosion, siltation, surface and ground water pollution or the des-
truction of scenic and historical areas. Density should be considered on
the basis of these factors and weighed against alt°rnate use of the areas
,__• ... ,for timber production, recreation and watershed protection. t
The General Plan indicates two categarirs of open space in neQ:-urban
areas: 1) multiple use open space acid 2) permanent open space,
Within the multiple use open space, land in which the slops is generally
less than 25~ but which are not covered with valuab~.e stands of timber,
the General Plan states that the re is not expected to be any substantial
demand for urbanization of this land dui to its location. Uses for which
it may be suitable include, but are not limited to:
Watershed Mineral Extraction
Erosion control Golf coursAs
Wildlife habitat Private outdoor recreation
Grazing Riding stables
Tree crops Plant nurseries
Field crops Flood control
Seenic easements rreen belts
Zvned A-R Gaza Xasza, AP 55-07-29, 2 lots, West of Foster
G.P. 1-4 du/ac Road, north of Wayland Rd., Paradise. Survey or:
liippincott Surveying
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 20.3 of the Butte County Code,
the tentative parcel map of the above identified property has been re-
viewed by the Butte County Subdivision Cammittps and the Planning
Commission.
The Subdivision Committee and the Planning Commission recommend
appioval of the tentatf ve man, subject to the following conditions:
1. Show all easements of record on the final map.
2. Provide a 25 ft. easement for Parcels 1 and 2.
3. Verify that the subject parcel was legally created prior to March
4 r 19 72 .
4. Verify legal, access .
5. Construct access road from 'Parcels 1 and 2 to R56 LDiI County
Standard.
6. No forth?r division of the parcels until 60 ft. of access has been
provided to the publicly maintained road.
7. Deed to the County of Butte 30 ft. right-of-way from thA centerline
of Foster F.oad.
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A Negative Declaration Regarding Environmental Impact was filed with
the County Clerk on May 24, 1976, finding the proposal is in confor-
maner. with the Butte County G°nera2 Plan, the zoning on the property,
and uses in the surrounding aria.
7b-481 APPROVE TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION MAP & ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT:
KELLY RIDGE ESTATES UNIT f5
Dan B ac stoc ,County Counsel, commented on the Environmental
Impact Report. He asked Mr. Lawson if there would be any environmental
damage if the Board approved the EIR. Mr. Lawson 'stated "No"', there would
be no damaging impact.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Richter and
unanimously carried, the Kelly Ridge Estates, Unit #5 tentative subdivision map and the
Environmental Impact l~port was approved, subject to the wnditions, with the
findings that it conforms with the General Plan and that a negative statement
has been filed with the County Clark, :aid map as ser;out as follows:
KEI,I,X RIDGE ESTATES, UNIT #5
Tentative Subdivision Map
43 lots, north and adjacent
to Royal Oaks Dr., west of
Kelly Ridge Road, Oroville.
Owner: Southern Califoxnia Financial Corp.
Engineer: Murray-McCormick Inc.
Graves, Geddia, & Driscoll
Zoning: RT-1 G.P. 5-8 du/ac
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 20.3 of the Butte County Code, the tentative
parcel map of the above identified property has been reviewed by the Butte County
Subdivision Committee and the Planning Commission.
The Subdivision Committee and the Planning Commission recommend approval of the
tentative subdivision map of Kelly Ridge Estates, tTnit /~S, with the following
conditions:
1. Install fire hydrants in the following locations:
A. South side of Royal Oaks Dr., between existing lot 11/12.
B. south side of Royal Oake Dr., between existing lot 4/5.
C. Between lot 40/41 on new unit.
D. Between lot 35/36 on new unit.
2. Fire hydrants to be Ciow Catalina ~8 with minimum Plow of 1,000 gallons per
minute. Installation as per County Ordinance X974 subject Co final approval
by the Fire Department.
3. Raise to street level two hydrants on the south side of Royal Oak Drive
(designated on tentative map as existing fire hydrants).
A. ~i$tween lot 8/9.
B. I.ot 1.
4. Development to obtain water from Orovilie-Wyandotte Irrigation District, and
sewage disposal from the North Busbank public Utility District.
5. Indicate a 50 ft. building setback from the centerline of all roads.
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6. Submit road aad drainage plans to the Department of Public Works for approval and
install the required fecilitias.
7. Six ft. public utility easements to be provided adjacent to side aad rear lot
lines except where otherwise indicated. A11 lots will have an 8 ft. public
utility easement adjacent to roadways per requirements of P.G.&E.
8. The erosion control measures, as proposed by the applicant, be adhered to,
per requirements of State Water Quality Control Board. Erosion control
measures as follows:
a. Underground utility and earthwork construction will be prohibited during
periods of extended inclement weather in order to minimize siltation
originating from raw earthwork. Prior to the close of the construction
season, ell earthwork areas trill 'be shaped to promote or encourage t
sheet flow conditions aad all disturbed areas rJill be seeded.
b. Surface runoff flowing to the streets will be conveyed is roadside
paved gutters to drop inlets nr down-drains at low points. Storm
flows will be conveyed under streets in culverts. Storm flows
downstream of streets and across lots will be conveyed where
possible is existing natural drainage ewalea. This decision will
be based upon an evaluation of the ab8lity of the native soil to
support storm water flows without significant erosion. Large
rock uncovered during earthwork operatioae may be randomly placed
in stream beds to reduce hydraulic flaw energies. Wherever it
appears that the soils would be subject to excessive erosion,
such concentrated flows will be carried in buried pipe or lined
channels. Use will be made of energy dissipaters wherever
warranted in order to reduce excessive velocities.
c. Cut and fill elopes will be seeded by methods such as "Hydro-mulch."
d. Construction roads, aide and rear lot easements and other areas
where natural vegetation has bees removed or destroyed during the
course of construction will be seeded in a manner similar to the
cut and fill slopes.
e. Storm runo££ will be concentrated as little as possible by making
maximum use of existing natural drainage ewalea and channels.
f. S31t traps will be constructed if and where feasible.
g. A minimum amount of clearing will be performed that is consistent
with County and other governmental regulations.
h. All excavated material that is permanently placed whether
in engineered fills or disposal sites, etc., shall be compacted
and shaped to minimize erosion and siltation.
1. Construction materials iacludiag spoils shall sot be stockpiles
in or immediately adjacent to ewalea or channels.
9. All water lines and domestic units will be installed by Southern California
Financial Corp. per spegifications of and inspection by Oroville-Wyandotte
Irrigation District.
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10. Provide "R" value determinations aad other data necessary to support struc-
tural section design in accordaace with County standards, as required by
the Dept, of public Works.
11. Street signs shall be provided et all street intersections (Submit five
alternate street names for each street).
12. Provide monumentation as required by the Dept. of Public Works in
accordance with accepted standards.
13. Offer for acceptance by County of Eutte fee simple all road right-of-way.
A Notice of Completion Regarding Environmental Impact was filed with the County
Clerk on February 17. 1976.
76-452 AUTHORIZE PURCHASING OFFICER TO SOLICIT BIDS FOR VEHICLE ABATEMENT
C ay Caste rry, Director o Pu is Wor s, reports t at t e present contract
for vehie[e abatement with One Stop Auta Wreckers expires June 30, 1976.
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor McKillop '
and unanimously carried, Purchasing Officer was authorized to solicit bids for 1976-77 year i
for vehicle abatement. ~
76-453 APPROVE RELEASE OF MAINTENANCE BOND FOR HIMANGO ACRES SUBDIVISION
8. APPROVED CHANGE ORDER NO. f, OROVILLE-QUINCY HIGHWAY CONTRACT
On motion o Supervisor Ma igan, secon y Supervisor K~ op and
unanimously carried, the following action was taken:
I. Approved release of maintenance bond for Himango Acres Subdivision
and accepted Ginny Lane into the County maintained system.
2. Approved Change Order No. I in the increasing amount of $2,621.54
which provides for placing perforated mefal pile and drain rock to alleviate springs
encountered in the work on Oroville-Quincy Highway (Contract hb. 275b1-73-I)
and oufhorized Chairman to sign.
7b-454 APPROVE AWARD OF BID, FOOTHILL BOULEVARD B.OROVILLE-QUiNCY
HIGHWAY PROJECT 21554-702
. Caste rry reported on the bid opening for the Foothil! Boulevard and
Oroville-Quincy Highway project. Three bids were received. He recommended
that the bid be awarded to Robinson Construction Company in the amount of
$105,755.70.
On motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor McKillop
and unanimously carried, the bid for the Foothill Boulevard and Oroville-Quincy
Highway project was awarded to Robinson Construction Company in the amount
of $105,755.70 and the Chairman was authorized to sign the contract.
page 435.
June 22, 1976
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76-455 ADOPT RESOLUTION 76-Ifl7 AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF PROGRAM NO. 6
TO MASTER AGREEMENT FOR FEDERAL-AID SAFER ROADS DEMONSTRATION
PROGRAM
Program Supplement No. 6 covers continuation of pavement marking
demonstration program at no cost to County. Approval has been received from
Federal Highway Administration and California Department of Transportation for
the continuation work to be done by County crews.
On motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor Richter and
unanimously carried, Resolution No. 76-I07 authorizing execution of Program
No. 6 to master agreement for Federal-Aid Safer Roads Demonstration Program was
adopted and the Chairman authorized to sign.
76-45b AUTHORIZE PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR TO EXECUTE COOPER4TE AGREEMENT
FROM U. S. FOREST SERVICE: HUMBUG ROAD COUNTY LINE 2.2 MILES WEST
On mofiion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and
unanimously carried, Public Works Director was authorized to execute cooperative
a8reement from U. S. Forest Service, subject to no or short-tme delays and to
include culverts, rock and oiling of short section at Jonesville if used in timber haul .
76-457 AUTHORIZE INCLUSION OF GRIDLEY SB 325 PROJECT IN PAVING BID
0n motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor Richter and
unanimously carried, inclusion of Gridley SB 325 project in County bid scheduled
for opening July I, 1976 was authorized and Mr. Castleberry was authorized to
meet with the City of Gridley to discuss engineering matters.
76-456 APPROVE AWARD OF BID: ROLL CAGES
B'r s ave en received r ro r protection on public works road equipment.
The low bidder is Bell Roll Cage in the amount of X19,548.81.
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and
unanimously carried, award of bid to Bei! Roll Cage was authorized in the amount
of $19,548.81 and purchase of said roil cages authorized.
76-459 INFORMATION ITEMS
Mr. Caste rry reported on the meeting of the State Highway Commission
relating to the State skimming off local projects. Staff of CSAC and League of Cities
have convinced them to vote the proposal down. This will save the County much money.
Supervisor Madigan reported that there is survey work being done on
Vallembrosia Avenue for another entrance to Bidwell Park. Mr. Castleberry
explained the matter of another entrance to the Park. He has nat seen the plans
for the entrance.
76-460 APPROVE LEAVE OF ABSENCE: WARREN',,i€"rlLBEI~T
On motion o Supervisor Madigan, seconded y Supervisor Richter and
unanimously carried, a 30-day non-compensated medical leave of absence was approved
for Warren Gilbert, office of Agricultural Commissioner.
76-461 AUTHORIZE AWARD OF BID-MOBILE RADIOS
Bids were received for mo Ile radios under the CCCJ communications grant.
The low bidder is Aerotron, Inc. Additional grant funds are available to purchase
six more mobile radios. Page 436.
June 22, 1976
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On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and
unanimously carried, bid for mobile radios was awarded to Aerotron, Inc. in the
amount of $15,74! and authorization was granted for purchase of six additional
radios in the amount of $6,9b4.20.
76-462 TRAVEL REQUEST AUTHORIZED
The Welfare Director requerequests authorzation to send fraud investigators
R. Easthom and L. Dummei to Bakersfield July 14-17 for California Welfare Fraud
Investigators Association Training Conference. Travel by county car at
estimated cost of $l88.
On motion of Supewisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, travel for two persons was authorized as set out above.
76-4b3 APPROVE CITY OF CHICO-COUNTY LIBRARY CONSOLIDATION AGREEMENT
The City of Chico-County library consolidation agreement discussed.
The Board could authorize the Chairman to execute agreement as it now stands
or with the provision that the City put Mrs. Williams on as a permanenh•regular
employee and that they allow her to be transferred to Oroville.
Agreement discussed.
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and
unanimously carried, the City of Chico-County Library consolidation agreement
was approved as_written, with the three employees listed, and the Chairman was
authorized to sign.
RECESS: 12:05
RECONVENED: 1:30 p.m.
7b-464 pUBLEC HEARING: ANNEXATION TO COUNTY SERVICE AREA NO. 13
CONTINUED ONE WEEK
T e pu is aring an annexation of territory to County Service Area
No. 13 (street lighting, Paradise) for the Merman Road area, with the recommendation
that a separate zone of benefit and a method of direct assessment be created.
Mike Pyeatt, administrative analyst, informed the Board that the fax rate now
was I~~ to a maximum of 2t that would, with this addition go to 2~~ to 5~.
Mr. Pyeatt stated that unless a separate mne was created, this would have to go
back to the voters. Details discussed.
Nearing opened to the public. Appearing:
I. Walt Bitterolf; citizen in the area. tie stated that there were five lights
in the area now being supported by the residents. The lights are effective in keeping
out the criminal elements. He spoke in favor of the present ligh#s, and, possibly,
adding more lights.
2. Frank Appleby, speaking in favor of the annexation.
3. Les Potts, resident, requested more information regarding the annexation.
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June 22, 197b
Hearing closed to the public and confined to the Board.
Dan Blackstock, County Counsel, requested that this hearing be continued
one week for further study, stating that the Board should be aware of file
complexities of forming a county service area and~or annexation to present service
areas.
Heoring continued one week.
76-465 pUBUC HEARING: WILLIAM B. HAMILTON-APPROVE REZONE FROM '°Ai'2 LTD. "
TO "C-2 ": ADOPT ORDINANCE NO. 1729
T e pu w aring on t Wi lam B. Hamilton rezone from "A-2 Ltd"
(limited) to "C-2" (general commercial) property on the north side of Bille Road,
approximately 150 feet west of Clark tiQad, Paradiser containing .67 acre, more or less
was held as advertised. Jim Lawson, Planning pirector, set out the details of
the hearing.
Hearing opened to the public. Appearing:
Bill Hamilton, who stated that there was no opposition to this change
expressed by the residents in the area.
.- Hearing closed to the public and confined to the Board.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Richter and
unanimously carried, Tezoning approved,-O,rflinance'No. 1729 was adopted
and the Chairman authorized to sign.
76-466 PUBLIC HEARING: JAME5 A. pINOCCHlO & DAVID & SANDRA MC COY-REZONE
FROM"R-I"(SINGLE FAMILYRESIDENTIAL)TO "C-2"(GENERALCOMMERCIAL)
PROPERTY LOCATED NORTH OF SKYWAY, PARADISE :ADOPT ORDINANCE 1730
T e pu :c Baring on t e James A. Pinocc to & David McCoy rezone
from "R-I " (single-family residential) to "C-2" (general commercial) for property
located approximately 350 feet north of Skyway, approximately 150 feet east of
Center Street, Paradise, identified as AP 52-06-I6, 39 & 41., was held as advertised.
Jim Lawson, planning Director, set out the details of the rezoning; the Planning
Commission vote was 8 to 0 with one absent, for approval.
Hearing opened to the public. Appearing:
I. Jim pinocchio, applicant, appearing in favor of the rezoning.
Nearing closed to the public and confined to the Board.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Richter and
unanimously carried, rezming approved, Ordinance 1730 rezoning the property
to "C-2"was adopted and the Chairman authorized to sign.
76-4-,67 PUBLIC HEARING: JOHN H. BIBLE JR. APPEAL DENIAL OF USE PERMIT TO ALLOW
A RIDING STABLE ON PROPERTY ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF ORO DAM BLVD:
CONTINUED ONE WEEK
The pu is eoring for John H, Bible Jr. appeal of Planning Commission's
denial of a use permit to allow a riding stable on property located on the
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south side of Oro Darn Blvd. West, at IOth Street intersection, containing
1.6 acres, more or lass, Orovilfe, was held as advertised. Jim Lawson,
Planning Director, set out the back ground of this appeal. Reasons for denying
the •:vse~permit explained. There are residences within 300 to 500 feet of the
property and a stable can be an obnoxious use due to flies, odor, efc.
Hearing opened to the public. Appearing:
I. John H. Bible, applicant, spoke in favor of the use permit being
granted. Fle said there were no residents close by and he felt this would be a
good use of the property.
Hearing closed to the public and confined to the Board.
Supervisor Ladd requested that this be put over one week to allow him
the opportunity to go and have a cook at the property in question.
Hearing continued to Tuesday, June 29, 1976.
76-4bB APPROVE CLAIM-CONNERLY AND ASSOCIATES
The Firm of Corinei•ly 8 Associates, Inc., as submitted a claim for
services rendered under contract for implementing the bock grant awarded by
Housing and Urban Development this year. The total claim for the period of
May I through May 31, 1976 is $2,017.63.
On motion of Supervisor McICillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, the claim submitted by Cannerly & Associates, Inc, for
services rendered was approved in the amount of $2,017.83 and the Auditor was
authorized to make payment.
76-469 APPROVE AIRPORT CLEAR ZONE AGREEMENT
A cooperative agreement tween t e City of Chico and the County has been
prepared which would allow the County together with the City of Chico ro
purchase air clear zones near the Chico Airport as part of a federal aviation
administration grant. County portion of funding shall not exceed $75,000.
Agreement has been Approved by Auditor and County Counsel .
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, the Airport Clear Zone agreement was approved and
the Chairman authorized to sign.
7b-470 BUDGET TRANSFERS APPROVED
n motion o Svperv sor d, seconded by Supervisor Richter and
unanimously carried, the Following budget transfers were approved;
5-213 Etanning. Transfers $1,500 from office expense to publications
and legal notices because of incze~ase in zoning, use permits,'end
eovironmental_activities that require•legal advertisements' ,•.
8-214 Grand J ry. Transfers $136,35 from the reserve to professional
and specialized services in order to cover legal expenditures for transcript
services taken at the request of the Board of Supervisors.
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B-215 Juvenile Hall. Transfers $2,500 from food to extra help in order
to cover an extended sick leave for a regular employee.
B-216 Forestry. Transfers $2,500 from within the volunteer program
Transportation and travel to special deparCmental expense within the regular
fire budget in order 'to purchase additional first aid kits and other
necessary medical aid and rescue materials and other supplies.
B-218 Bfees 3ustice Court. Trans#ers $350 from jury and witness expense
to overtime to cover overtime deficiencies because of a heavy workload.
B-219 County Service Area No. 26. Transfers $3,424.42 €rom sewer
development reserves to sewer bond debt repayment in order to cover payment
of the July 1 inCerest billings to the Farmers Home Administration.
B-220 Public Works a ui ment ac ui~ sitfon~ Transfers $7,000 from the
road reserve to fixed assets -equipment in order to provide an additional
appropriations to purchase approximately $20,000 of roll over cages mandated by
safety regulations. The remaining $13,000 1s realized by savings in the purchase
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76-471 APPROVE RENEWAL OF VARIANCE
On motion o Supervisor McKi lop, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and
unanimously carried, renewal of variance for Mrs. Mildred Rexroat, AP 56-9-48,
Cohasset was approved, under Sections 19-10 and/or 19-12 of County Coda.
76-472 REPORT: DR. HEINDL, SWINE FLU INOCULATION IN BUTTE COUNTY
Dr. Heindl, Health-Director, state tat CSAC as presents a
proposal regarding swine flu inoculations ,but they want to be sure the Gavemor
will approve the, proposal before approving the State contract. The proposed
contract would provide the County with $12,000 to cover some of the program
casts. Dr. Heindl said this would not cover the costs of inoculating everyone
in the County, as the costs for liability insurance has risen, along with the
other costs.
Dr. Heindl further stated that this would be a voluntary program and
in the event that the contract was approved, the county would then hire a
caordinotor to put together a publi c education progrom.
Possibility of charging a fee for the inoculations discussed.
Contract for program to be presented at Board meeting of June 29, 1976.
76-473 CONTINUED HEARING: PROPOSED SUBDIVISION ORDINANCE:
CONTINUED TO JULY 14, 1976 FOLLOWING BCAG MEETING
Brief discussion was heidonn t e propose su ivision o mance.
Supervisor Ladd stated that the chances were mostly discretionary. Dan
Blackstock, county counsel, stated that the original ordinance woe no longer
appropo with the state map act.
Pleating wntinued to July !4,1976 following BCAG meeting.
76-47a REQUIREMENTS OF LAND CONSERVATION ACT: ADOPT
RESOLUTIONS 76-108 & 76-109
Mr. Mac essy reported on the La d Conservation Act requirements. .•
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He stated that the land conservation act committee recommended that the application
fee be raised from $25 to $50. They did not recommend any changes in the minimums.
A comparison of the minimums were made of various counties.
On motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and
unanimously carried, the following action was taken:
Fee for inclusion in the Land Conservation Act raised from $25.00 to
$50.00; acreage requirements to be last as they ore ,at present; Board to study the
possibility of smaller acreage requirements and change the requirements accordingly,
if necessary; that an additional proviso be added for the applicant to submit a lot
book report instead of a title report when applying for inclusion in the Land Conservation
Act.
Adopted Resolutions 76-108, amending Resolution 74-129, setting out the
$50.00 fee and establishing administrative
procedures and uniform rules including
compatible uses for agricultural preserve
and the Chairman was authorized to sign.
76-475 REPORT: COUNTY COUNSEL ON AB 3800 and 3808
Dan 8 ac stoc ,County Counse , repor#ed on Assembly Sills 3800 through
3808. These bills were re hated to the treatment and care of patients in state hospitals,
for mental conditions. Mr. $lackstock advised the Board to oppose these bills.
On motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
carried, the Board went on record as opposing AB 3800 through 3808.
AYES: Supervisors Ladd & Madigan
NOES: Chairman Cameron
ABSTAINING: Supervisors McKillop and Riehter
MOTTO N DIES. _.
76-476 REPORT ON REQUEST FROM HAYS 8. BUNCH ON WITHDRAWAL FROM WILLIAMSON
ACT: REFERRED TO ASSESSOR
ounty Counse state that the County is proceeding wifh litigation,
bvt that thins a requests should be referred ro the Assessor.
On motion of Sup=rvisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and
unanimously carried, requests of Hays $Bunch for withdrawal from the Williamson
Act was referred to the Assessor.
76-477 APPROVE REFUND OF BUILDING PERMIT FEES: POULLIOT & BENNETT
On motion of Supervisor McKi op, seconded y Supervisor Ric ter and
unanimously carried, the refund of the building permit fees were approved for
Poulliot and Bennett, as recommended by County Counsel.
76-478 ACTION RESCINDED ON MARY & SAM SMILEY, ARTHUR WARNKE 8.
MAC KEY TENTATIVE MAPS: HEARINGS SET FOR JULY b, 1976 at f0:3D a.m.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and
unanimously carried, the Board rescinded their action approving the tentative maps
for Mory & Sam Smiley and Arthur A. Wamke and set a hearing date for
July 6, 1976 at 10:30 on both maps and a hearing date was set for the same date for
the appeal of David Mackey for his appeal of Condition No. 4 on his tentative
parcel mop.
76-4.79 APPROVE TEMPORARY RENTAL OF BOOKKEEPING MACHINES AND INITIATE
7UDY TO DETERMINE WHAT COST OF DATA PROCESSING IS COMPARED TO
COST OF PURCHASING NEW BOOKKEEPING MACHINE FOR COUNTY. AUDITOR
Wi lam Lawrence, County Au itor-Controller, reported that the Data
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Processing system of accounting was inadequate and expansive and requested the
authorization to rent, lease, or purchase a new Bookkeeping machine.
Hank Hindery, data processing director, concurred with Mr. Lawrence in that it
was not practical to continue with this system.
On motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor MaKillop and
carried, rental of a bookkeeping moshine..~ authorized and a study to determine
difference in cost of data processing and the purchase of the new bookkeeping
machine was approved to be initiated. Auditor and Administratiive Officer to
report back to the Board next week.
AYES: Supervisors Ladd, Madigan, McKillap and Chairman Cameron
ABSTAINING: Supervisor Richter
7b-480 RATIFICATION OF APPOINTMENTS TO NORCOA HEALTH SERVICES AGENCY
APPROVED
On motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor McKillap and
unanimously carried, the following peopie were appointed to the Health Services Agency
Board of Directors:
I. Dennis Hefner of 1178 E. Fifth Ave., Chico
2. Betty Wright of Gridley
3. Doris Goodson, 2736 EI Noble Ave., Oroville
76-481 APPROVE APPOINTMENT TO WYANDOTTE CEMETERY DISTRICiC'
n motion o Supervisor La d, secon ed y Supervisor McKillop and
unanimously carried, Dallas Baer was appointed a member of the Wyandotte Cemetery
District Board of Directors, for a term of Faur years.
76-482 APPOINTMENT OF CONSUMER MEMBER TO EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
COMMITTEE: PUT OVER ONE WEEK
Appointment o t e consumer member tb Emergency Medical Services
Committee was put over one week.
76-483 APPROVE APPOINTMENT OF RAY APPLEGATE TO SUBSTANCE ABUSE ADVISORY COM
On motion o Superv sor , seeon e y C nirman Cameron and
unanimously carried, Roy Applegate was appointed o member of the Substance Abuse
Advisory Committee.
76-484 SUGGESTIONOF ONE EXTRA MEETING PER MONTH TO HOLD PUBLIC
HEARINGS: NO ACTION TAKEN
C airman Cameron suggested that one extra meeting be held each month
to take care of public hearings. Discussed, no action taken.
76-465 CONFLICT OF INTEREST CODES ADOPTED
On motion of Supervisor La ,seconded by Supervisor Richter and '
unanimously carried, the following wnflict of interest codes were adopted and
the Chairman authorized to sign:
Durham Uaified School District C
Paradise Fire Protection District
Butte Couaty Mosquito Abatement District
Durham Mosquito Abatement District
Oroville Mosquito Abatement District
Paradise & Durham Irrigation Districts
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Feather River Rec. and Park Distric
Durham Rec. & Parlr~Dietrict
Richvale Sanitary District ~
Kimahew Cemetery District &
Wyandotte Cemetery Aietrict .~
Paradise Rec. & Park Dietict
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On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and
carried, codes for the following were instructed to be changed to require only
the property within the Cemetery Districf to be reported for the districts and
the codes were approved:
Biggs Gridley Cemetery District
Pine Creek Cemetery District
Paradise Cemetery District
76-486 CONFUCTOF INTERESTCODES FILING DATE EXTENDED
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ununanimously carried, the fnllawing Canflict of Interest Codes were extended to
September !, 1976:
Bangor School District
EI Medio Fire District
North Burbank Utilities District
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and
unanimously carried, the filing time for the Paradise Recreation District conflict
of interest code was extended to September !, 1476.
76-487 CONFLICT OF INTEREST CODE AMENDED .8 ADOPTED: EOC
On motion o Supervisor La , seconde y Supervisor cKiliop and
unanimously carried, the file form number on the EOC conflict of interest code
was changed to conform with standard form (number to be changed and the
code was approved and the Chairman authorized to sign.
7b-488 CONFLICT OF INTEREST CODE ADOPTED FOR BUTTE COUNTY BUILDING
CODE BOARD OF APPEALS
On nation of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor Richter and
unanimously carried, conflict of interest code for the Butte County Building Code
Board of Appeals was adopted and the Chairman authori zed to sign.
76-467 DISCUSSION: SCA-40, SENATE AMENDMENT: BOARD TO OPPOSE
On motion o Supervisor Madigan, sewn ed y Supervisor McKi op
and unanimovsly carried, S CA-40 Senate Amendment was opposed.
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ADJOURNMENT:
There being no further business before the Board at this time, the
meeting was adjourned at 4:50 p.m. to reconvene on Tuesday, June 29, 1976 at 9:00 a.m.
ATTEST: CLARK A. NEL50N, COUNTYCLERK
By:
Board o Su Isors C er
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