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HomeMy WebLinkAboutM070175July I, 1975 STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) County of Butte ) The Board of Supervisors met at 9:00 a.m. pursuant to adjournment. Present; Supervisors Cameron, Madigan, McKillop, Richter and Chairman Ladd. Clif Mickelson, Administrative Officer; Dan Blackstock, County Counsel, and Clark A. Nelson, County Clerk, by Margie Catt, Board of Supervisors Clerk. Pledge of allegiance to the Ftag of the United States of America 75-If17 APPROVAL OF MINUTES On motion o Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and unanimously carried, the minutes of June 24, 1975 were approved as mailed. 75~-1118 COMMUNICATIONS Communications regarding street name changes. Communications have been received 0 ~ from the following persons with proests and/ar suggestions regarding the tf ~• proposed changes: Conference of California Historical Societies; Ruby J. Swartzlow, Paradise; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil A. McMaster, Paradise; Mrs. Lawrence R. Heiden, Paradise; Mrs. O. H. Kale, Paradise. (Enclosing petition with approximately 54 signatures} See discussion following communications. Rr~bert T. Millar, Glenn. Mr. Millar expresses appreciation for the Certificate of ~ ~~, a ~ Merit Issued to him upon his retirement. information only. Gerald A. Letson, Sacramento. Mr. Letson submits his resignation as the Butte County Fire Warden and suggests that Robert E. Paulus who is the new Ranger-ln-Charge / (7 ~'~ 3 of the Butte Ranger Unit, be appointed in his place. See motion following communications. Tom Mitchell, Chico. Mr. Mitchell requests interpretation and opinion regarding legality of conditional sales agreement on an undivided fond parcel prior to ~/3•~5 recordation of the final parcel map. Discussed. Referred to County Counsel to answer. Mr. 13lackstock to report back to Board prior to sending letters. Tom Mitchell, Chico. Mr. Mitchel! requests legal interpretation of Section 20-26, y ~ ~ • d t~ subsection B of the Butte County Subdivision Ordinance. Same action as above. County Counsel to request responses by Departments. `o a,L~Dennis M. Latimer, Chico. Attorney files claim on behalf of David A. McIntyre. See motion following communications. Toward Utili#y Rate Normalizatirrn+ The organization requests donation of $5,000 ~ p'z ,O J to Finance their activities as a state-wide utility public interest group. Discussed; no action taken. Feather River OpportunityCenter. The board of directors at their June 12th meeting elected to pick up the option far the additional two acres adjacent b the ,L p ~~ ~ parcel being purchased. They request direction as to how to consumate #his ~1 transaction. public Vlkxks had taken an option on the two acres; F, R.O.C. would like to pick up this option. It was felt the County could assign #his option to F. R.O.C. and they could have the property in their name. See motion. Page 4b1. July I, 1975 Butte County irnvironmental Review Committee. Committee sends notification that the formation of County Service Area No. 55, for fire pro#ectian in the northeast area of Butte County will not have significant effect on the environment and a negative declare#ion was filed on June 23, 1975. Informotion. Local Agency Formation Commission. The Commission sends certificate of filing ~ ~ S~ ~ format on~ ~~sed Formation of County Service Area No. 55. Drainage District No. One of Butte County. District sends notice that the Board yts~ of trustees goes on record as opposing the formation of a county resources ~ d!~ conservation district, within its boundaries and requests to be excluded if such a district is formed. County Counsel stated he had received a call from Mr. Henderson and he would like to talk to districts. Board approved suggestion. Assemblyman Pauline L. ,Davis. Receipt of Board communication on apposition .~ to Senate Bill 423 is acknowledged and it is further stated that the measure ~ Q d ~ Z failed to get out of the Senate Commi#tee on Public Utilities, Transit and Energy on June l7th. Information. Graves & Geddis. Request for varionce on behalf of Mr. Leo Frericks an the approved tentative parcel map on A.P. 48W22-47 8~ 48. Put over until lV1r. Lawson is present. Richmond Anderson. Letter of appreciation far Fhe efforts of Supervisor Cameron and ~o ~ ~ ~ Supervisor Richter in regards to the awarding of the Skyway widening project. Information only. Treasurer. Application of Harold L. Smith for auctioneer`s license. This is a reinstatement of his bond. It has been ap}amved by the Sheriff and by County Counsel. See motion following communications. Letters in Protest of street Home changes in Paradise. Numerous letters and petitions were received in opposi#ion to the change of street names in Paradise. To be placed in file for discussion at time the matter is seF far,hearing. Chairman Ladd requested that Scott Tandy study eacl~~ of the letters and report back in the Board on the matter. Telegram from William J. Haltigan, Asst. Regional Director for Manpower . He reports on the status of the PSl~ enrollment levels, and of the funds allocated to this County. Jim Rackerby summarized the lengthy telegram. This gives them authority to borrow from Title VI to meet payroll of Title I!. 1t else sets out the matter of the 20 PEP jobs that the State of Calif. has in their employment. As of today, these positions have been terminated, unless the County were to execute a contract with the State ~a fund the positions, Mr. Rackerby recommendesd that as long as the State has made the layoffs, #hat this be the first phase of the layoffs. Board approved the suggestion to follow the course of action recommended ly Mr. RQckerby. Suggested that Mr. Rackerby study the matter of the CCCJ summer plan. lV1r. Raclcerby wi I i report back to the Board an this matter. 75-1119 D1SCL#SSION: PROTESTS OF PDSSIBLI: ROAD NAME CHANG>"S Supervisor Cameron state e a receive many teie~hone-calls and letters protesting the possible road name changes. Letters and petitions were filed with the Clerk. He stated that the report of the study made concerning the road Homes will be presented to the Board on July Z9th, possibly. Supervisor McKillop felt that it would be impossible to answer all the letters received in this matter and requested that the Clerk make up a file of all these petitions and letters and hold said file ready for the hearing. Page 4b2. July I, 1975 Jul~,l 1975__ ~____~-~ _ Chairman Ladd pointed out that he hoped the people would give consideration to the merits of the changes. Hearing to be set at a later date. 75-1120 APPROVE APPOINTMENT OF ROB>:RT PAULUS AS BUTTE COUNTY FIRE WARDEN On matron a uperv sat Cameron, sewn e y Supervisor cKi op an unanimously carried, Robert E, Paulus, new Ranger~n~harge, was appointed as the Butte County Fire Warden, to replace Gerald A. Letson, 75-1121 REJECT CLAIM OF DENN15 M. LATIMER CHICO C aim o Dennis Latimer discussed. C airman Ladd requested that Mr. Nickelson in the fu#ure inform: the Board of the facts of the claims, mat is the amount, what brought abou# the claim and why the claim is being filed. On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Richter and unanimously carried, the claim of Dennis M. Latimer, Chico, in the amount of $1D,ODD for general damages and $1200 for special damages, was rejected and reFerred to the County`s insurance carrier. 75-1122 F.R.O.C. TO EXERCISE COUNTY OPTION ON PROPERTY AND PURCHASE IN THEIR NAME On motion o Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and unanimously carried, the Board granted permission to F. R.O.C. to exercise the Caunry's option far the additions! two acres adjacent to the parcel being purchased for their building, and for them to purchase the two acres in the name of F. R.O.C., subject to County Counsel's approval . 75-1123 APPROVE APPLICATION OF HAROLD SMITH FOR AUCTIONEER'S LICENSE On motion a upervisor ~ op, sewn e y upervrsor ameron an unanimously carried, the application of Harold L. Smith for an auctioneer's license to hold auctions quarterly at Village Square, Chita, was approved. 75-1124 DISCUSSION: SALE OF COURTHOUSE ANNEX: RESOLUTION 75-9$ ADOPTED iom 5truthers,t'urcnas~ng agent, reported an the sate at tt~e courtnouse annex. A resolution has been prepared to implement the sale of the property located at 14$0 Lincoln Street, Oroville, California known as the Ehmann House. It is necessary that the Board set a minimum bid price for the sale and also the amount of bid deposit required. Proposed sale discussed. The bid will call for two options. One~for the house alone; and two-for the house and lot. Mr. Struthers stated that the bid specifications have been prepared. Chairman Ladd felt that the Board members should have been given copies of the specifications for their study and consideration, Supervisor Richter said he would lilts to know what the property is vuarth. The Assessor has placed a $20,OOD value on the property. Supervisor McKillop felt the County should go to bid with the alternatives and then could consider the most economical way of handling the matter. Discussed whether the County should ask far bids for leases ar other proposals. Page 4(~. July I, 1975 July_1~ 1975 On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Cameron and unanimously carried, Resolution 75-9$ calling for the sale of real property located at 14.$0 Lincoln Street, Oroville, California, which would be for dual bids, was adopted and the Chairman was authorized to sign, Bids to be opened an Tuesday, July 29, 1975 at (1:00 a.m. 75-f125 DISCUSSION: BACK PAY AUTHORIZATION Pay far t e period o June t t roug June 7, 1975 for Larita Pendagraft is requested to adjust for an administrative misunderstanding of the State Merit System procedures. To be discussed during executive session. 75-1126 AUTHORIZE GENERAL ASSISTANCE VARIANCI: On motion a Supervisor Ric ter, secon ed y Supervisor Cameron and unanimously carried, request of Welfare Department for general assistance variance in the amount of $53 was authorized. 75-li27 BUDGET TRAN5Fi:RS APPEtOVED Bu get trans ers iscusse rll Lawrence, County Auditor, stated there was another B transfer that involves the Detox building . !t is a matter of setting up the account. Mr. Lawrence fait this should be approved at this time. On motion of Supervisor McKillap, seconded by Supervisor Cameron and unanimously carried, the following budget transfers were approved; 8-365 SuQerior Court. This t;ansferb $2,600 ftam the reserve, $4,000 from offfce expense and $500 from extra help with the total of $7,100 going to juxy and witness expense. The increase in the number of criminai.trfals and types of criminal trials account far this excess expenditure. B_-366 Sheriff. $1,200 fs transferred from the ammunition account to the equipment account within the Sheriff's budget and is to provide for Che purchase of 12 Smith and Wesson 38 caliber revolvers. This action is necessary to canfox~n to Labor Cade Section 6401. B-367 Fire Protection. ,This transfers $389.72 from equipment - prfar year to special departmental expense - prior year to cover expendable items for tf~e newly purchased fire and rescue truck. 8-368 County Bui'~clings. This transfers $228.02 from structuxea and improvements to the equipment account within the County Buildings budget. $210.52 is to cover purchase a£ 24-foot ladder& needed by the painters snd $17.50 to cover deficiency in the purchase of the three vacuum cleaners previously authorized. B-374 Manta! Health. This transfers X103,000.00 within the Mental Health budget to establish appropriat~`an for preparation of the Aicahol Detoxification Facility from unused alcohol program appropriations in accordance with State Dept. of Health authorizations. 75-1128 DISCUSS[ON: PROVISIONS TO THE: AIR POLLUTION CONTROL DISTRICT'S RULES AND REGULATIONS Dan ac stoc , ounty Counsel, has forwarded copies of the proposed changes to the rules and regulations to the Board members. He stoted that it is a complete re-write of the rulePC and~ulations. Rule changes discussed. age . July 1, 1975 ---________--___.1uly 1,1975=_-=-_____--____.~____ Chairman Ladd felt the County staff should make the comparisons of the present rules and regulations with the proposed changes and explain the changes to the Board members. Mr. Blackstock stated he would have his staff da this, This matter will be placed back on the agenda after the Board members have read the proposed changes and the comparisons, 75-ll29 ADOPT RESOLUTION 75-99 APAROVING AGREEMENT RE MAINTENANCE OF TRAFFIC SIGNALS $ RESOLUTION 75~i00 CONTRACT WITH STATE f=QR ABANDONED VEHICLE ABATEMENT On motion o Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan anti unanimously carried, the following resolutions were adopted and the Chairman was authorized to sign: 75-99 Resolution far maintenance of traffic signals 75-100 Authorizing the pirector of Public VWrks to execute a contract with the California Highway Patrol for abandoned vehicle abatement participation 75~-1130 Oi5CU551ON: AGREEH41rNT FOR PRQFESSIONAL SERVICES WITH THE BiRDGE OF CH1C0 COVERING CRISIS 1NTE1tVENT1ON ORMENTAL HEALTH SCREENING SERVICES: REFERRED BACK TO MENTAL HEALTH ADV15ORY COMMITTEE t-n agreement rot proress3onai servraes with the t3ridge of Ghico is presented for approval covering crisis intervention or mental health screening services for the Butte County Mental Health Department. Reimbursement for services will be at a provisional rate per unit with a maximum of X43,000. Agreement explained by Dr. Enloe. He stated that there was to Ise a change in the concept of this program. There will be people located in high risk hours at police stations, emergency hospital roams, etc. This program was put ' out to bid. There were two groups that bid for this contract. Proposal explained by Dr. Enloe, It was the decision and recommendation of the Advisory Committee that the Bridge proposal be the one that should be accepted. Program discussed. Dr. Maguire explained the study and consideration given to this matter prior to their making their recommendation. This program will get their people out in the field and will have less reliance on the telephone. There will be a professional on dory at all times tha# wilt work with the trained lay-person. Supervisor Cameron stated he had sat in an these committee meetings. There were two meetings to discuss these bids. The big•item that the committee was concerned with relating to the Family Services proposal was that they would need two or three months to gear up before they could do the work. The committee had the feeling that Family Services was not ready b take on this work.. . Supervisor McKiilop stated that at this point the Court is referring many people for these services. He feels that this is an area that should be in the Mental Health Budget. As proposed, the monies will come out of Family Services. This is all one servicPpage hauld be in the Short Doyle Program. .luly I, 1975 July I, 1975 Chairman Ladd set out the matter of working with and getting a better understanding of the various agencies that make the first contact with these people. 1t has bean requested that 50°k of the time of these workers would be in the field and 50°/a of their time would be in the ofFice where the people could go and talk to them. The Bridge has agreed #o do this. Supervisor Richter said it would be difficult for him to support this contract at this time. Et was felt that the Mental Health Advisory Board could #ake a better look at this. Supervisor McKillop felt that the Bridge is Chico orientated and he feels that the County needs more service in the other areas of the County. Supervisor Madigan felt the contract should he referred back to the Mental Health Advisory Committee for another look at the contract. Supervisor McKillop felt that the duplication of these services should be looked at. On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and unanimously carried, the proposed agreement was sent back to the Mental Health Advisory Committee for further consideration of the points set out at this morning's meeting. RECE55: The Board recessed at 10:26 to go in#o an executive session after their moming coffee break. RECONVENED: TheBoard reconvened at II:00 a.m. following the moming recess and the executive session. Supervisor McKillop stated that there were two people From the Mental Health Council present at this time. Chairman Ladd informed Mrs. Murphy, chairman of the Council, that the Board had referred the agreement back to them far further review. He stated that they would be given a copy of the transcript of this discussion, 75-1131 AUTHORIZE BACK PAY ADJUSTMENT FOR LARITA PENDAGRAFT On matron o Supervisor Ma igan, sewn e y Supervisor Cameron and unanimously carcied, back pay authorization for the period of June 4th through June 27, 1975 for Larita Pendagraft was authorized and the Auditor was instructed ro pay such back pay adjustment. 75-1132 DISCUSSION: GRAVES $ GEDDIS, INC., OROVILLE RE PROTEST OF CONDITION ~2 TO THE K ~ DRCC>MPANY'S USE PERMIT FOR AP 35-13-96 Jim Lawson, Panning pirectar, appeared canceming t e protest i ed by Graves & Geddis~ Inc., Oroville, concerning condition ~2 to the K and DR Company's use permit for AP 3~-13-9fs. This condition relates to the requirement of urban improvements in the urban area. The company does not want to install curbs and gutters at this time. Supervisor McKillop said this map is on the agenda later in the meeting and he felt this condition had been deleted from the conditions. Matter put over at this time. 75-1133 PROCEEDINGS iZE FORMATfON OF CLARK ROAD ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NO. 1 ADOPT RESOLUTIONS 75-101 8 75-l02 e procee ings regar ing t e onnation of Clark R~aad Assessment District No. I was held at this time. Hai McDonald, Public Works Department, stated that Page 466. July I, 1975 representative from Coak 8~ Associate's office was present, The hearing on the formation of this district was held on June 3, 1975. Today the Board is being requested to adopt two resolutions. Dan Blackstock, County Counsel, stated that he has reviewed the resolutions; there should be an open hearing at this time. Hearing opened b the public. Appearing: No one. Hearing closed to the public and wnfined ro the Board. On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and unanimously carried, the following resolutions were adapted and the Chairman was authorized to sign: Reso[u#ion 75-101 Finding and determining #hat the public convenience and necessity require the construction and improvements Resolution 75-102 of intention 75-1134 NO ACTION: MC CAIN & ASSOCIATES, CHICO- CONDITIONS ON PARCEL MAP OF ST. CLAIRE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Mr. Lawson stated t at t is map was referred to t e Subdivision Committee last week. Mr. McCain states he is going to file a new map. No action needed at this time. 75-1135 APPEARANCE: CI.AUDE POPE, DEAN ROAD, PARADISE: PROPOSED ROAD NAME CHANGES C aude Pope, Dean Road, Paradise, read a letter protesting the changes in road names in the Paradise area. He strongly opposes the change in name of Dean Road. Letter filed with the clerk. 75-iI36 APPEARANCE: MRS. EDITH KINGDON, REQUEST FOR INTERIM ZONING -Mrs. Edith Kingdom, Oroville, :fated she had a petition signed by the -- property owners an Foothill Blvd., between Oroville-Quincy Rr~ad and Olive Highway, requesting interim zoning. The reques# is a change from A-R to R-l. Petition filed with Board. Request discussed. Supervisor Richter said he questions the use of interim zoning for this type zoning. He feels that it is an improper use of the zoning processes. Chairman Ladd said he feltfhat where there are small lots, the health and welfare of the people should be considered so pigs and cattle would not be allowed. He said he would like to have Supervisor McK'sllop review this area and bring it back to the board later in the day. Supervisor McKillop said he would look at the site during the noon hour and would bring his recommendation back to the Board. The Board told Mrs. Kingdon she need not be present this afternoon; the'':r action would be relayed to her by telephone, 75-1137 APPEARANCE OF JOE MIGUEL: MANAGER OF HUMAN RESOURCES: MATTER OF STATE CETA EMPLOYEES Jae Migue , manager o -State Department of Human Resources, spoke Page ~vfi7, July 1, 1975 concerning the matter of the telegram read this rooming regarding the CETA employees. In March of this year, the State hired 22 people; they were local Butte County people. He set out the positions held by these people. They were used to help Bvtte County residents that were unemployed. Chairman Ladd agreed with Mr. Miguel. He said the squeeze is on; he explained how the County was utilizing the CETA funds. Priorities explained. He said if the County could get the Federal Government to fund these people, the County would ga along with retaining these employees. No action taken. 75-1138 APPEARANCE: MARGO YERMAN PROTESTING CHANGE OF NAMES OF ROADS Mrs. rgo erman presence er protest concernrng # e propose c ange o names of roads in the Paradise area. She hoped that the Board will give these protests consideration at the time the hearings are held. There are 31 homes an her street; they alI oppose changing the name of the street, She had a petition with 1,8Q0 names upon it; she will file the petition aF the time the hearings are held, She has talked to the Fire Chief in Paradise, with~the postmaster, with the Lt. of the Sheriff's Department and the owner of the ambulance Service in Paradise. They all assured her that they did not approve the proposed changing of names of the roads. Mrs. Yerrnan requested that when the Board receives the report of the study of road name changes that the board hold a hearing but not on the Paradise section. She belieaes she has found a part of the solution. When the emergency number is set up in the county, she fait it would lee a simple matter ro set up a trunk Line to tellthe origin of the call. There would be no need to duplicate road names after that. Chairman Ladd explained the matter of the hearing in this matter. Where there are sound-alike names or the same name, the people should make a suga,~stion for the change of name . No action taken. 75-1139 BILL LAWRENCE; STATEMENT CONCERNING AUDITOR'S ROLL 1N COUNTY i Lawrence, County u itar, state tat recent iscussions attrr ute to the Board indicates that there may be some misunderstanding an the parF of some Board members as to the role of the County Auditor in County Government. He agreed that legislative decisions are limped to the Board of Supervisors. He did na# agree that it is presumptions for the Auditor to attempt to intfluence the Board's legislative decisions that involve fiscal matters. Mr. Lawrence explained the stand he had taken regarding the matter of the issuance of a warrant to Leslie Scott for salary payments far the May Ist to 19th period. Mr. Lawrence filed his prepared statement with the Clerk. No action needed. 75-1140 LAVINA MILLER-PLANNING COMMISSION'S REPORT OF A DENIED REZONE Mr. Lawson reported on the Lavine Miller matter. Planning Commission report of a denied rezone from "A-2"General) and "S-H" (Scenic Highway) to "C-C" (Community Commercial) for property located on the southwest corner of State Page ~8. July 1, 19T5 -_-_--~--___====-July I, 1975____________________ Hwy. 32 and Forest Ave. more particularly described as: ail of that portion of Lat 25 of "Humboldt Sub" per map recorded in book 2 on page !9$ of the $utte County Recorder located south of S#ate Hwy. 32, containing 2.b acres, more ar less, discussed. This matter has been set far hearing on July 22, 1975 at 1;3t3 p.m. No action needed at this time. 75-1141 HEARING SET: CHURCH OF .iESUS CHR15T 4F LATTER DAY SAINTS- REZONE FROM "A-lb4" AGRICULTURAL) TC? "AR-MH-3" {AGRICULTURAL RESIDENTIAL MOBILE HOME} A pe, is Baring was set r Tuesday, July 22, 1973 at 1:34 p.m. on the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints -rezone from "A-Ib4" (Agricultural} to "AR-MH-3" (Agricultural i~sidential Mobile Home} property located an the northwest comer of Campus Drive and Clark Road. 75r11~42 APPROVI: TENTATIVE PARCEL MAPS RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAL Tentotive parse maps recommends or approve iscusse e K 8 D. R. Co. map, AP 35-13-9b, 2 lots, discussed. Mr. Lawson stated that the appeal was on the use permit, not the tentative parcel map. It was suggested that the map and the use permit be approved wi#h the etirnination of condition I~b. 2, which Esquires improvements, with the understanding that they wilt put in the curbs and gutters and other improvements when the other people in that area put them in. This statement to be placed on the tentative parcel map and on the use permit. On motion of Supervisor McKiliop, sewnded by Supervisor Garneron and unanimously carried, the following tentative parcel maps were approved, subject to the conditions, with fhe elimination of Candi#ion No. Zan the K $ D,R.Co. map, with the statement above attached to the parcel map and use permit, and that the maps have been found to be con:istent with the Butte County General Plan and that negative declarations have been filed and no appeals received: toned A-? T,t~xxy ~. Le~-~bert, AP 55--3~-26, 4 .Z~ts~, south of Honey G.P. ~.-~ du,/ac fttu~ Road, Sec 3A, T22N, T3E, 1~if3H~tii, Chico. Engin2pr: JoY~n Bo'cs ford Pursuant to the requirements Qf Seat3.on 2fl.3 0€ the Btztte County Cade, t!xs tent~t:3.ve pa~ce~. reap Qf the $bo~;e ideZ~fiQd propzrty hGs been rs-- viewed b,: the Butte Coz~ty Subdivision Com-nittee and the planning Corran3 s szvn . The Subdivision Ccrrmittee and the Plzaz:ni.ng Cor~m:ission recommend approval of the +i~entative map, suF~~sct to the fol~.owinq condxtio:is: ~.. Specify_ wall sit+~ ~.ocation cm each parcel, with the exception of , Parcel 4, on the final map. 2. Dravida proof o£ watsr os pleas the statemeztt on the map as xequired by the Ordina*~ap . - . 3. P*~avide traversable access, aztd obtain encroacszment permits. ~. Daec~ to t'~e Cdunty of Butte 30 €t. rightrof-*aay from the center3.ine of Honey Run Road . - 5. Indicate a 5t! ft. bailding setback from the center of the easement. .... _. _..~___ _.._...._....._.~cge -~9; --~ - - July I, 1975 .lug i~ 1975 6. Recommend ths'~ acaese be restricted fln Parcel. 2 heGatxse of sight distance. 7. Prov~.de 5#} ft, of access to parcel 3. R Negative Declrzrata~aa Regarding Env~.rflnmenta~. Tmr~act c,~as filed with the County C~.erk ors June 2, 19'15. Zoned R-z David LeRoy, ~P ~7.-03-1aa, 4 lots, located off Truex G , F . ~.-5 ac/du Rd . , ab eve the Y~. Branch Britlga, aril aa~ acent to Lake ' Orovil3e . Engineer : Jahn S~ . f3arnby Pursuant to the requ3.rernes-ts of Sacticn 20.3 of the Butte Caunt~y Cods, the tentative parcel map of the above identified pgooerty has been re- viewed by the ~3utte County Subd~.vision Committee and the Planning Commis sior- . Th$ Snbdz.visidn Crrircr€~ittee and the Planning Commission x~co~aend approval of the tentative map, gub~eat to the Following conditions: 1. Provide proof of water, and show a~.3. areas in excess of 30~ aid note that the area is unsyxitabls foe septic tank systems, and that the rernaininq Sot area meets the minimum requirements of the Ordinance. 2 . Specify the location of the wells on the final. map, ~ to the satis fac-- t3.on of the Health Department. 3. Verify legal parcel, 4 . verify legal access . 5, Provide traversab~.e c'~CCes3r and Ancroachment permits. 6. Indicate a 50 f~ build~.ng setback from the Centerline of the @aa~TKi2nt. A niegat~.ve Declaration Regarding EnvironmQntal Impact was filed with the Caxzn ty Clexk on June 2 , ~.9 7S . Tne General Plan indicates two categories of oven space irr non--urban areas: 1) multiple use open space and 2) permanent open space. Within the multip~.e uEe open space, Sand in tah•3 ch th9 s~.ope is generally Zees than 25~ but which are not covex~d with valuable stands of timber, the Genera. Plan states that there xs not expected to be any substantial demand for itrban~.zatian of th~.s land due to its location. Uses far which it may be suitable include, but are not ~.irnited to= ~1atRrsned Erosion ct~trol ti~'ild? ~.fe hab~.tat Grazing Tree crops Fie~.a craps Scenyc easements Miaera~. Extraction Golf courses Pr~,vata outdoor recreation Rid3.ng stab~.es Plsnt nurseries Flood control Green belt page 47"0. J~iy I, 1975 ~_~=~~____=__= ju~l~l 1975 ~...______ --- Za~ad A-2 Ronald D. Bri3.2hart, AP 5fi~2$-gyp, ~ tots, west of Neal G .P . Ti.~ber Road, r_vrth of Skyway , Pazadise . Surveyor: Trtiel E . :~~t. Terra~.n Li.ppincatt Pz,~rsuazt tv the ~quirenex:'~s of Ssctivra 2{3.~ of the Butte Cacutty Cade. the tentative paxae3. map of the ~ao'~e ~.r~ant3.£aPd property ha.s been rr- viewad by the Butte County Subdivision Committee and the Ylancting COIi72!!1 S8 ,.021 . The Subdivision cvm~ittpa and the P~.anning Commission recommend apps:oval of the tentative map. subject to the fa~.~.owing conditions: ].. Provide proof of water, 2. aged to the County vx" Eutte 30 ft-. r~.ght-af-way from the centerline of Ng a3 Road. 3 . Indicate a 50 ft . bui~.danc~ setback from the centerline of Neal Fd. Note : The county road 3.s not maintained during the wirttsr months . A Negata.ve Dsclarat3.on RAgardixiq Environmental T2~act was f~.led with •tha County Clerk on Juan 2, 1975. Zhe tambyr mountain cl.assifica~tio21 is intended for those areas which have ~ra3ue as ti.mbar producing areas, watezsY,ed areas, scenic areas, recreational areas and areas which bX their character and particular topography r2qu; re special treatment and protect~.an tv mitigate }?oters- tail damage. Res~.dnntia~. developments in these areas should be confined to areas where the topography of the land w~.11 allow a minimum amount of damage by way of erosion, silta4:a~nn, sur :ace auxd ground water pvllu~ t'.on ar the destruction of scenic zutd h~.storical areas. Density should be cons#.derad an the basis of these tractors a2~d weighed against alterrlats use of the areas for timber production, reareat~-vn anal watershed protection. Za:1ed '~NI-20 David He3t~an, A~' S6-0~-97, 2 lots, adjacent to vitas G.P. 1--5 acfdu RCi., east of Cohasset Road, C~hasset, Chico. Engineer: ~~ Bachman Engineering . Pursuant to the requirements of sgct~.on 2Q .3 of the Butte Cou:~tY Gor3$, the tentativQ parce3 mag of the above identified property has been re~- vap~~ed by the Butte County Subdivision cam~ttee and the Planning Cvmmi ssiazl. The Subdivision Con~ittee and the Planning Cs~m~.ssion recornntend a~apraval o~ the tentative map,• sui~~act to the following eond3.tiens : . 1. Iadicata a lt?0 ft, septic ta'~k free setback from bath sides of ~ . Alud Creek xr+easured frox~ the high water line. 2 . Prcv? de proof of water, or place the atatem~ent on ~11e mas as required by the ordinance. ,~ 3, Provide a easement of 3a ft.,., from- the centerline fl;f `V'itas Rcad. ~ . Ind~.Cate a 5Q ft. bt~i,Zda.xtg set~aeck from the centerl~xe of 'Vilna Rd. Note : Vitas Raad is not msix~ rained by the County durir~:g ;the w#.xxter • • maaths . ~ _,~_...~..___._ ~...~.._w~. _ .. - - _ . - - - . . . .. - - ..----....- Page 47"i. July I, 1975 f f r JuI~ I 197'5 =cnc=__...____~~~__ ~_==~==ate--==-__-_....~~~ A Negative Declaration Regar:4it3cJ Enviroa.~nental Irrpac~ ~~as Filed with the County Clerk on June 2, 1975.' - The Gpkirr~il. Plan indicates twG cate~ori+es of apes space• ' in nan~urban areas; ~.1}~ ~il.tigle use open apac~s and 2) permanent open space. +j-Iitnin the mn].tiple use open spaces, Iand in which tht~' slaps is generaliir ~.ess than -25~ but which ors net ccvzred w~.th valuable stands of titflber, th+e Ggn~ral Pl.aa states that mere is not expect+ad to be any se~stantiai demand for urbanization of th~.'s Sand due to its laeatfon. Uses for which it maiy' b~a su3tabxa include, )out era not limited ~ta: Watersh+~d ErpS~.oA C~Tl,t=O~ ~ilt~life hab~.tat ~raz3ng Tree erogs F~.eid crape Scenic easmments Mineral Ea~tract~.ozt Colf courses Private outdoor reorea~cion R3dia+g stables p3ant nurssries~ F? and cc~ntm 1 Green boat ... . - ~ _ . » ..-- ~ .. _. . - . Tom---~ ~ansd C-2 Thorns J. Canterb~.y, AP 52-223-17, 1 lot, nvrt~zwast ~,~. 9--I2 dulac corner of Pearson Rd. & S1'RR intersection, Parac3isa. Surveyor= ~'hiel Li•~p~.ncot;t Pursuant to the requirements ox Section 20.3 of the Eutte County Code, the tentative map of the above icipntified nronexty has been rAviewed by the >[~utte County Subdivision Cor~.ttee axzd the pl.ann~.nq Commission. The S-ubc~i',~•ision Cot;unittAe $nd the Planning Commission r~:commend approval of the tentative pax~ael. map, sub~sct to the fol.lowiaq conditions: 1.. ~nda.cate a 55 ft. building setback frotTe the center3ine of Pearson Roan. 2. ~ndicatp ~ 50 ft. building setback from the ceateriine of ozive St_ A Negative neclaratian Regarding Environmental lmt3act was filed Frit~i the County Clerk on IBay 27, 1975. Zv'nsd S-1 ~3. R. & OYpha E. Roberts, AP 30-35-28r 2 Tots, north G.P, 1_q du/aa ref ~'eaf~ser River Ave. , bat-wesn 14th and 1Sth Streets, Thermax~.to. Engineer; R~.ngex & Associates Pursuant to thn requirements of s6at~.on 28.3 of the Butte CDUrity Code, the tsr,tat~.ve parcel. map of the above identif3~d nYOpdrty has beers re-- viewAd pv the Sutte County Subdivisio:~ CommJ. ttee and the Plann~.nq Coinmz ss ion . The Subaavis~.on Canmtittee and the Pianning Ccnunf.ssion recommend approval og the tentative Paxeex map, subject to the following conditions: ?. Verify legal access, 2. Provfc~e traversable access, anal construct to RS9 LD2 standard. 3. Ikon-exclusive easement statement. Page X72. July 1, 1975 ,tul~,r I 1975 4 . Indicate a 50 ft , bui.Zding s$tbaek ~ from the centerline of the easement. A Negative Declarstion Ragard3ng ~vironmental Fact w$s filed with the County Clerk on stay 27, 19 75. •~ Zoned A-3 Gerald Sise}.ove, ~+P 25--~2--~~, 2 Tats, an west side of G.P. Orchard Watt Lane, X004 ft, north of Stimpsan Rd., asst of. & ~~ { e].t3 Crops Gridley, south of Oro~'i~.Ze . Eng~.neer: craves & Geddi.s Pursuant to the xequiretnents of Sect~.on 20.3 of the Butte County Coda, the tentat] vc~ parc~~. map of the abov$ idenzif~.ed property has been re- viewed by tine Butte County Subdf.vis~.vrx Cvmm~.ttee and the planni.nq Commi s s ~.on . The 5ubdiv~.s~.on Cwtunfttse and the P~.artning Comrnissian recommend approval of the tenta~eiv'e rnsp, subject to the folio~~ing conditions ~.. Verify iega~. parcel. 2 . Daed to the Caixnty of Butte, 30 ft . right-of~-way frame the centerline of Watt Laps. A Negation Declaratfan Regarding Environmental impact Boas filed with fife Chanty C3erk an May 2i, l9 i5 . All reasonab3e efforts should be made to protect Agriculture, pat only for its economic advantages to the Catznty , but, as an important and desirable use of the land wh~.ch estab3ishes many of the values for urban arc~a~: Agw~.cultura3. .and sF~auid be preserved against piecemeal urban~.zat~.or~ wh~.ch would tend to adversely effect the eevncsrnic potentials of this important seg~tent ofr the County's base. in prov3.ding for urban growth and expansion, ache fertf.3e areas shou~.d be preserved, whersvgr poss~.bie, to encaurgae prior use df land that has less Agricultexral potential. Zoned M~-2 ~. & D. R. Cor~,par~y, Ap 35-I.3~96, 2 ~.ots, east side G.P. Ind4str~.a~. of Psathar R~.ver Blvd. , approx. X00 ft. north 4i Georgia Pacific Z~ay, drau~.lie. yng~.neer: Graves & ceda3s Pursuant tv the requ~.ruYr;snts of Section 20,3 of the Butte CoEm.ty CVda, ~ the tentative parcel mag of thQ above id2ntifiQd property has bserx x^e- viet,~ed by the Butte Coztnty Subd3.vision Committee and the P~.2nnixaq Carnrnis s,ion. The subdivision Committee and the Planning Caz~nniss~.vn recoranend approval of the tentative map, subjeci tv the following condit~.ons: 1. Indicate a 304 ft. septic tank free setback from th~2 existinq~ sewer ditch . 2. Subject to any canditfons of the Water Qe~aZity Ccaitrol Bd. Page 4~3, ,_ ... .l~~y t, 197`5 3. Dees to the County of Butte 30 ft. right-af-way Pram the ceateriine of Feather Raver Slvd. - 4. Indicate a fi0 ft. bufldinq setback frazn the centetl~.x~e of Feather River Blvd. - A Neg•stive Declaration Regarding Environmental Impact was filed c~rith the Ca;anty C Is ~~~e on t lay' 2 7 , I9 75 . . ~o~zsd A-R _ G. A. Ne£f, AP 55-1710, 3 ~.ots, Eden Fray, south of G.P. 1--5 acfdu Scott•~as~od Rd., Paradise. Survegorc John W. Hamby Puxsuant to the x~qui.rements of Ssction 24.E of the 8tttte County" Cade, the tentative parcel. map •csf the aT~ove 3.dentif~.ed propert~r has 'been re- ~riewed bar the St;tte County SubdiiT3.siCn Committee as~~d the Planning Ca:r~s si ^n . The Subdivision Comm~.ttee ana thg Planr~3.ng Comrnissf.on recommend approval of the tentative map, subject to the follow~.ng conditions: 1. Verify legal access. 2, Construct access to Parcel 1 and Parcel 2 to RS8 LD2 standards. 3. Show a•,cul-de-sac at the eartd of the proposed easement on parcel 2. 4. Ncn-exc~.usxve easement statement. 5. Indicate a 2A ft. setback l~.ne from the ed~~•of;the easement 6. No further div~.sion until 60 ft. of access has beext provided. R Nega.tlve Declaration Regard~.rtq Enzr3ronmex:tal Tanpaat was filed with the County Clerk oa ~isy 27, 1975. .:, The General Plan indicates t~ac catec~oriee •of open space in nozi-urban ar+sas: ~.) ,~• m~.ltipls use epee spaco and ~) permanent c7pen space. Within the miltiQ~.e use omen space, land ~.n which the slope ,is genera~.ly less thaw 25~ but wh~.ch are not coversd wi-~h valuable stands of timbEP, the Gsnera~. Plan States that there is not expected to be• axiy sxnbstant3.ai demand fist urbanization oP this land due ~o its locatfon. Uses for ~ah5.cn tt may be su3.table include, but ars not limitsc3 ta: Watershed Mfnesal Extraction - ••. Erosion control Gals csaurses wild33fe habitat Private outdoor recreation ~ - Graz#ng Riding stables - Tree crops P3.ant nurseries '~~.e~.d crops Fivod control scenic easc~z~ents Green ba~.t ~ . 7k i Page 474. ,duly f, l475 _~~~_ 2cned Int. TM-2 ~A-2) Anthony Santos, AP 55-~4-1ti2, ~ lots, east of G.P« Timber x tit. State BiTy. 32, north of Schott Rd., Forest Terrain R~xch . Surveyor ; John W . Hamby Pursuant to the requirements of Sectio:~ 20,3 of the Eutte Co~mty Cade, the tentative parce3. map of the above Identified propartX has been r2-- vzewad by the Eutte County Subdivision Camm~,ttee and the Planning Cc-nmission . The Subdivis3.on Cor+raittee and the Pl.ataning Cox~ission reaammend approval. of the tentative map, subject to the following conditions: 1.. Indicate a 50 ft. septic tank setback from the ~arainage swal,e. 2. provide proof of water or place the statement on the ntsp as required by the Ordinance. '. 3, Verify legal access. . 4. Provide traversable access, 5. Ir1.r~icate a 50 ft. buildiag setback line frog. the centerline of the easunent & Sugar Pine. • A Negative Declaration Regarding Environmental 3rapact was fi3,ed with the County Clerk on Mme, 27, 3975. Note: This appl~.cat~.on far a parcel. map is a divi,sion• of AP 56-24-24, recorded July 25, X973. The timkaer mountain class~.fa.catioa is intended for those areas which have val.ue-~as timber producing erase, watershed areas, saen~,c areas, recrea- tional are~es and areas which by their character and particular topographx require special. treatment and protect~.on to m~.tiaate potential damage. Residential. deve3opraent in these areas should ~be confined to areas where the ts~pography Hof th$ land will all.aw a minimwu amount of d$mage by way of erasican, si3tation, surface send greund water po3lution ar the destruc- tion of scenic and historical areas. Density should be .considered on the bas3.s of these factors and weighed against alternate use of the< areas for timber productirn, recreation. and watershed pxntectfon. - honed A-~ Ltd. Ann HesJenb8zt. AF 50-0$2-14, 2 I.t3ts, C18rk ROLE, north G.P. S-S c3u/aa l;im~arl.y ~.ane, Paradiso. 5ur'~eyor: John Hamby Pursuant to the requirements of Section 20.3 of the 8•atte Cauaty Cone, this ter:tat~.ve parcel map of the above identified property has been ~•e-~ viewed by the Sut4e County Su7~division Cvmm3ttee and the Planning Commiss~ on . The Subd~v3s~.on Coz~tmittse and thn Planning Commission recommend approval of the tentative parcel map, subject to the following condition~z: ?.. Indicate a 100 ft. septic tank free setFaac}c from both sides of the stream traversing the parcels sad around the edge of the marshy . area as Shawn on the map. , 2. _ Construct access to Pa_rael 2 to It58 LD2 standards. ~Qge~ 475; - •.. _ . ~._ .-- .... . July 1, l975 ~~~__~~~=__~~__~~~~~g~~=sue===~~~________=_ 3. Deed 40 ft. right-~of-Jway from the future centarl~.ne of Clark to floe County of Sutte. ~. Indicate a SS ft. building setback from the future cnnte~rline of Clank Raad. 5. Indicate a 5~ ft. bu~.lding setback from the centerline of the easement A Negative Declt3on Regarding Environmental Fact was filed with the County C}.erk on ~~;s 2T, 1975. ~ ~ .. honed A'2 Ltd. Margur~rita R. Abbott, ~ 54-201-f~6, 4 iota, east sides G,P. I--4 du/aa of Saw*a~.~,l Rd. , appzax. 23x0 ft. south of Pearson Fd., Paradise. Surv'ayor: Thiex 3~ippincott Puzstsant to tF'te r$quireraents of Section 2~ .3 of ''che Butte County Cads, fiche tentative parcel map of the above identified property has been re~ tr~,awed by tixe Butte County 5utsd3v$sian Co~rnnittEe and the Planning Ca.~mis s~. on , The Subdivisio:~ Carunittee aitd the Planning Comrniss~.r~n reconanertd apprava2 of the tsr~tative parcel map, sub3ect to the folivwix~g conditions: 1. Provide traversab?e access, 2. Constx~ct easement to R58 LD2 standarr~s. 3. Indicate a 5S ft. bv3lding setback from the centerline of Sawma.l2 Road. 4. Deed to the County of Butte 4q ft. right-of~-way from the centerline of Sawmill Road . 5. indicate a 50 ft. bui~.d#.ng setback frcrin the ennteriine of the easement. A Negative Decl.arat3on Regarding Environmental Lmpact was filed with the County Clerk vn May Z7, ].975. 75-1143 DENY WITHOUT PREJUDICE, TEf~ITATIVE.PARCEL MAP: S. A. LI:VIS On motion o Supervisor Ric ter, sewn e y Supervisor Ma igan and unanimously curried, the tentative parcel map recommended for denial without prejudice was dented far the S. A. Levis, AP 3B-1~-15, 2 lots, adiacent to Stanford Lane, east of Midway, Durham, without prejudice. 75-1144 REPQRT ON 51'RINKLER SYSTEM AT LIBRARY im an ar, ~c r s Department-~ wilding & Subdivision Section, reported on the sprinkler system a# the County library. The County was notified by the insurance company that they could save money by turning off the system. He has checked with the three fire districts in the County and they are unaware of any water leakage of fire systems, They have no history of any water leakage to these systems. There would have to be a fire under the opening for the water b gv off. The system is not tied in with the Oroville Fire Department and this should be done. Page 476. July 1, 1975 Mr, Glander recommended that the system not be disconnected but that it should be tied in with the Oroviiie Fire Department. It was suggested that the costs for tying this infio the Oroville Fire Department should be obtained. System discussed, Supervisor Cameron suggested that while the costs are being obtained for tying the system in #o fibs Oroville Fire Department costs ' should also be obtained for smoke detectors, Casts will be obtained as requested. hb action taken at this time. 75-1145 INFORMATION !TENS PRESENTED 13Y PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT Dona reports t at t e protect ante yway at t e galia Dam has been started. A portion of Ponderosa Way wi I l have to be closed. There will be some delays. Supervisor Cameron said he hoped that they will make every effort to keep the road open as much as possible. lv1r. McDonald reported that there had been excessive damage to the Pentz Road. The damage is due to the trucks, This rwrk will be done through the 1975-76 budget. The County could have the contractor do this work. Work to be done from funds out of the maintenance budget, River 13aad discussed. 'the Corps of engineers have awarded a contract for the work down on Murphy Slough. Work to be lane explained, There is a gap in the river bank down stream. They will have to do the work on the gap; this will be brought back to the Board for discussion later. 75-114 APPROVE CITY OF 81GGS FIRE DISPATCHING SERVICES T e Division o vestry su mils recommen anon or prevision of dispatching services to the City of Biggs without cost. On motion of Supervisor McKi I lop, seconded by Supervisor Cameron and unanimously carried, fire dispatching services were approved for the City of Biggs as set out by the Division of Forestry. 75-1147 PRESE NTATIO N OF THE 1975-76 PROPOSED BUDGET: RESOLUTION ~5-103 ADOPTED-HEARING SET FOR .JULY 15. 1975 at I.30 n_rn_ vn mor~an or ~upervtsorMcKillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and unanimously carried, Resolution 75-I03 adopting proposed budget for the fiscal year 1975-76 was adapted and the Chafrman was authorized to sign. Jul~lS, 1475 at 1:30 p.m. 75-1148 CHARGE FOR COPIES OF BUDGLrT SET: ~,2.5a On motion o Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Richter and unanimously carried, the charge for copies of the County Budget for fiscal year 1975-76 was set at X2.50 per copy. RECESS: 12:x5 RECONVENED: 1:30 75~-1144 APPROVE VARfANCE ON BEHAE.F OF LEO FRER[CKS ON APPROVED TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP T e etter from Graves $ ~Geddis,, requesting a variance on behalf of • ~f'ag~e 4'77. July 1, 1975 Mr. Leo Frericks an the approved parcel map on AP 48w22-47 $, 48 explained by Mr. Hal McDonald. This is for a variance to use the set back for a leach line. In the past the Board has granted variances to use the right-of-way, The right-of-way is 50' and whenever the road is constructed, there would be ample room to construct it. Public Works recommends that the request For the variance be approved. It is on a private street. On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor MciGllop and unanimously carried, the request far variance an behalf of Mr, Leo Frericks on the approved tentative parcel map on AP 4$-22-47 8, 4i3 was approved. 75-1150 PUBLIC HEARING (CONTINUED} NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ESTABLISH COUNTY SERVICE AREA NO. 53 : ADOPT ItESCt<.~1"lON 75-104 T e pu is aring continue on # e notice of intention to establish County Service Area Na, 53 was held at this time. Supervisor Cameron said he was net sure whether this had been left open to the public. It had been his suggestion that this be put over until this time. He felt that it would be to the best in#erest of the area and everyone ooncemed to establish this district. He suggested that the Magalia Water District area be deleted. Boundaries should be established so this can go on the November balloF. There would be na legal hang-up with LAFCO; the County is allowed by law to modify the boundaries. Mr, Blackstock stated he needed the legal description to put in the resolution so that the Magalia Woter District area could be deleted from the description of the boundaries. Tax rate discussed, It was suggested that the maximum figure be set at ,75~ . Maybe the .75 could take care of the contingency in the future. Gary Buzzini, Department of Forestry, U.S., spoke an the matter. He felt the .75 figure would be a reasonable rate to set. This would provide far one engine, one station, Station discussed, Ted Molquist, President of the volunteers, asked what the people were going to receive from these taxes. 1`io answer was given to this question, It was felt the Board should proceed with the formation and give the people a chance to vote on the matter. Time spent discuss~irig=~heaBoar`d's action at the previous meeting. Supervisor McKillop said that if the service district were formed and these people are willing to help themselves, then the Board will help them. Resolution and action fo 6e taken discussed. On motion•~of $upervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and unanimously carried, Resolution 75-104 establishing County Service Area No. 53, setting the maximum tax rate of .75 was adapted and the Chairman was authorized to sign. Page 478. .iuly I, 1975 - - 75-1151 ADOPT RESOLUTION/S~EQUESTING AMENDMENT TO REVENUE AND TAXATION CODE 11005.7 (MID-TERM CENSUS) an ac slat , aunty unse ,state a had a resolution regarding the legal requirements for the taking of a mid-term census. Resolution discussed. Supervisor Richter felt that the government should stop the pushing of the census during the mid-term, He said that throughout the state, other counties are doing the same thing; he felt that it was rndnsense to reduce the revenue in this manner, It should be pointed out that it wilt not change the amount of revenue to the people. He felt tha# the following should be added to the resolution: "cities and counties throughout the state are finding it necessary to take this census, which ps a total result, causes lase of large amounts of tax payers money. Resolution discussed. On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Cameron and unanimously eari~iei3, Resalu#ion 75-105 requesting amendment to Revenue and Taxation Code Section 11005,7 (mid-term census) was adapted and the Chairman was authorized to sign. 75-1152 DISCUSSION: LAND LEVELING ORDINANCE Mr. 131ackstock reports tat Santa C ara County has a land leveling ordinance. He will continue to see what counties da have such an ordinance. Santa Clara's ordinance deo#s with grading, If the County were grading for agricultural purposes, the County would still need a grading or clearing ordinance. E.I.R. under building permits discussed, Supervisor i~chter felt that the county needs to stop erosion that is damaging to the people and is a fire hazard. Supervisor Madigan said he did not know haw this situation had gone on existing in the Forest Branch area. It. should not have been permitted, Mr. 131ackstock stated he would search throughout the other counties and see if they can come up with other ordinances. No action taken at this time . 75-1153 auTHaRIZE COUNTY COUNSEL TI FILE AN INJUNCTION IN THlr MATTER OF THE VIOLATIONS OF JOHN L. FO~:~C,lOANN FOCII~,AN© LYVONNAE GEMMILL On motion of Supervisor Ccmeron; seconded y Supervisor McKi op and unanimously carried, County Counsel was authorized to fits an injunction in the rrratter of the violations of Lyvonne G. Gemmill, John Foulke and JaAnn I+oulke concerning property off Spar Woy in Magalia. 75-1154 LETTER TO SE WRITTEN TO GOVERNOR iJRGING HIM TO MAKE A RECOMMENDATION TO HEW REGARDING HEALTH SERVICE AREAS pervrsor ameran gave a s rt report ante a ornra upervisors Association Health Committee meeting held yesterday in Sacramento. It was suggested that all members ga back to the County and urge them to write a latter to the Governor regarding health service areas in the State. Supervisor Richter said he has the impression that because the County has opted to ga to a rural area, that this could penalize the County in the area of the pragrarns. Rural areas are an a different fee basis that the urban areas. Supervisor Cameron disagreed with this. Appropriations are based on population. page 479. July I, 1975 July 1L1975 On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and unanimously carried, a letter was authorized to be written to the Governor urging him to make a recommendation Fa HEW, setting forth approval of the recommendation of the Medical Council. 75-1155 MOTION REGARDING REQUESTED INTERIM ZONING FOR AREA ON FOOTHILL BLVD. OROVILLE Supervisor cKi op stated he had gone out and looked at the property requested by Mrs. Kingdon to be interim zoned. He felt the Board should approve .the request for said interim zoning, it is his feeling that ag uses are non-compatible to the residents in this area and that this is a logical request. It was moved by Supervisor McKillop and seconded by Supervisor Cameron that the interim zon'sng from A-R to R-I far that property on Foothill Blvd., between Quincy !load and Ol'rve Highway, as requested by Mrs. kingdon, be approved and that the appropriate ordinance be adopted. Supervisor Richter sta#ed he had looked at the property with Supervisor McKillop, He feels that this would be an abuse of the zoning processes. He said he was going to vale against this motion. Vote on above motion; AYES: Supervisors Cameron, McKillop and Chairman Ladd NOES: Supervisors Madigan and Richter Nbtion failed as interim ordinances take afour-fifths vote of the Board. 75-1156 MATTERS PRIsSENTED.BY SUPERVISORS FOR INFORMATION C airman a state tat everyone a een won er ng at Ken Cory, State Controller, has been doing, Appointing someone to take Bob Winston's place as appraiser discussed. Supervisor Madigan stated that the appointee was a new comer #o the county; he wondered if she would use the land values of southern California. Appointment discussed, no action taken. _, Mat#er of the appointment of the third Superior Court Judge discussed. It was suggested that maybe this Board should adopt a resolution requesting the Governor to make this appointment at an early date. Appointment discussed; no action taken. AD,IOU RIhJME NT: ere Bing nothing further before the Board at this time, the meeting was adjourned at 2:30 p.m. to reconvene on Tuesday, .July 8, 1975 at 9:00 a.m. ATTEST: CLARK A. NEi.SO N~ COUNTY C \_ ~ BY% ~' irman o t e Boar Board of Sue isors C er Page 480. July 1, 1975