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August 12, 1975
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
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COUNTY OF BUTTE )
The Board of Supervisors met at 9:00 a.m. pursu~mnt #o adjournment. Present:
Supervisors Cameron, Madigan, McKillop, Richter and Chairman Ladd. Ev Bosworth,
Assistant County Administrotive Officer; Dan Blackstock, County Counsel, and Clark
A. Nelson, County Clerk, by Margie Cott, Board of Supervisors Clerk.
Pledge of allegiance to the flag of: the United States of America
75-185! APPROVAL OF MINUTES
n motion o pernsor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Cameron and
unanimously carried, the minutes of August 5, 1975 were approved as mailed.
75-1352 COMMUNICATIONS
ry . G azews ~. An appeal is filed to notice of a violation by the Subdivision
~ /?~ , y ,~ Committee. (Hearing previously set for the (2th changed to the 26th).
David Granger. Appeal is filed to notice of violation by fhe Subdivision Committee.
~~ 3, L y (hearing previously set for the 12th changed ro fhe 26th)
Terry W. and Marilyn 5. Walker. Appeal is filed to Butte County Subdivision Committee decision on Ju
/ r ~ .Z~ July 23, 1475'~e AP 62-47-18. Hold until Planning Director is present. '
Previously set for August 26th.
Robert H. and Sylvia Scott. Appeal is filed to decision of the Butte County Subdivision
1 ~ ~' yy/ Committee on July 23, 1475 re AP 62-4T-20. Hold until Planning Director is present.
Previously set for August 26th.
Harold F. and Thelma J. Tilley. Appeal is filed to Butte County Subdivision Committee
~~ 3~ L~ decision re 62-53-40. Hold until PlanningDirector is present. It is felt that
this has been set for August 26.
Walter W. and Barbara J. Hlbintz. Appeal is filed to Butte County Subdivision Committee
~~3. L i~ re AP b2-07-,~64. Hold until Planning Director is present. It is felt that this
is included in the hearing set for August 26.
Ra~ E. Vinyard. Appeal is filed to decision of the Butte County Subdivision Committee
~ ~ ~, Ls re AP 62-53-28. Hold until Planning Director is present. Felt that this is included
in the hearing set for August 2b.
Peter L. Ruiz. Appeal is filed to decision of the Butte County Subdivision Committee re
1 ' 3, L ~ AP 062-53-0-0II-0. Hold until Planning Director is presents it is felt this is
included in the hearing set for August 2b.
Don Mann, Berry Creek. Appeal is filed to Subdivision Committee decision regarding his
L s~ home. Hold until Planning Director is present; it is felt that this is included in
l3' the hearing sat for August 26.
Gorclon L. Shields, land sarveyor. Appeal is flied on behalf of Gerald Blake to Planning
~ I ; O s Commission's decision denying tentative parcel mop on AP 55-O1-125. y.; f~~ - ~• ~;-.
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Darrell W. Stevens. Appeal is filed on behal# of Robert L. and Bettina Clark ro Butte "'
County Subdivision Committee action re AP 62-53-02, b2-53-06 and 62-53-19.
/! 3 . y ~Haid until Planning Director is present; felt this is included in August 2b hearing.
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~ugenuo Gordillo. Appeal is filed to the decision of the Butte County Subdivision Committee
'+3.Z~ re AP 62-07-053. Hold until Planning Director is present; Belt this is Included
in the August 26 hearing.
Gray, Hewitt, Lenhard & Sanders. Appeal is filed on behalf of the Bloomer Mountain
L S Property Owners Association re Subdivision Committee action on Wednesday,
J 13• July 23, 1975. Hold until Planning Director is present; felt this is included in
the August 26 hearing.
oe Alfred Jacto. Appeal is filed re denial of use permit on AP 62-50-75 and 79. Set for
J13. hearing an September 3, 1975 at 11;30 a.m.
Mrs. Catherine Berkland, Magalia. Request is filed for a years extension of time for
,7~ ~ ~/ annexing into the County Service Area No. 4 for AP 57-07-51. Referred to Public
Works Director for study and to obtain an explanation for the request.
Stanley Sedor, Oroville. Attorney files claim on behalf of Warren Douglas Knutson.
7 E 0 • zY See motion following a~mmunications.
Minasian~ Minasian, Minasian, Spruance ~ Baber, Oroville. Attorneys file petitions in
favor of formation of the Lake Modrone Water pistrict pursuant to the previous
. orcler of the Local Agency Formation Commission of Butte County which approved
formation of the District. ~,i Original LAFCO action was on September 5, 1974 and
at yesterday's LAFCO meeting a one year extension was granted for completion
of necessary actions. Referred M County Counsel for study and rewmmendation.
Election Clerk to check petitions.
California State Automobile Association. Notice is filed of their subrogated claim for
~~d• Z~ loss suffered byDavid A. McIntyre onBoucher St., Chico on May I5, 1475.
Referred to County Counsel for study and recommendation.
Northern California Fly Fishers. The Association expresses their approval of Board of
,~ Zd • pV Supervisors action to recommend Mr. Jerry Balasek for the California Fish and
Game Commission. Appointment discussed. The Boarcl will request that Mr. Balasek
appear before Them at a Board meeting prior to recommending his appointment.
Millington 8~ Millington, Gridley. Request is flied that lands within Reclamation District
No. 777 be excluded from the proposed Butte County Resource Conservation District.
Place in file regarding this district.
Millington & Millington, Gridley. Request is filed that lands within Reclamation District
2054 be excluded from the proposed Butte County Resource Conservation District.
Place in file regarding this district.
Reclamation District No. 2056. The District requests that (ands within their District be
excluded from the proposed Butte County Resource Conservation District.
Plac a in file regarding this district.
Mental Health Advisory Board.. Mr. Pblsan, chatiman, writes regarding the review that
~D • ~ V the Mental Health Advisory 8oarcl made regarding the Boar+d's action on July 1,
3 (97'5 Eo'provide recommendation for award of the contract for crisis interven#ion and
mental health screening to the Bridge. Discussed. Dr. Enloe and Dr, Maguire to
appear before Board to discuss contract prior to action being taken.
Oroville Union High School District. The District requests consideration for the renting of the
basement of the Veterans' Memorial Building on Nbntgomery Street in Oroville as
a temporary facility for their Continuation High School. See discussion and action
following communications.
Ethel 5. Crockett, state librarian. information is forwanjed regarding the formation of
'California Library Authority for Systems and Services -CLASS". This would be a
I ty • ~ A basis for everyone m Aidraft o thelioint exerc'se~; o powers eag men to accomplish
this is enclosed for consideration. Refereed to Jo Terry, County Librarian.
Mrs. Terry to be requested to report to Boarcl on the matter.
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Office of Emergency Services. Charles Manfred, director, acknowledges receipt of
County's Ordinance No. 1323 (this was a resolution) dated August 5, 1975
wnceming action taken by the County Board of Supervisors as a result of the
earthquake on August I, i975. Discussed. See action following communications.
U.S. Department of Labor, Manpower Administration Region IX.' The Region writes
regarding their review of programs funded under the CETA Act of 1973.
~ 03.E Jim Rackerby, Personnel Director, reported on this item. He feels that the
Department is using nit-picking tacffts. They have suggested that the County
should change their accounting method. Anew method of accounry should be
set up. Discussed; no action taken.
Wayne Heldt. Appeal of Subdivision Committee decision. To be heard Sept. 17, 1975-10;00 a.m.
I~ 3 ° 3 Won Bloomer MtppThis matter has beennsetforhear~ng on Avgusg26s property
Dunne G. Powers, County Superintendent of Schools. Certification of funds required for County
Q,~ ~ e ~ Superintendentaf Schools Regional Occupational Program for 1975-76. Referred
to County Auditor.
Baker, Cornell & Hait., attorneys at law, representing Mr. Cecil Johnson. The attorneys
request the continuance of Mr. Johnson's hearing, set for this afternoon, until some
time in September. Put over to time of hearing.
Karl M. Hunn. He sets out his problem concerning with the purchase of a lot. A problem
concerning access to the lot is set out. Read and discussed. Put over until
the 11:00 hearir~ys and appearances.
Leslie J. Gilpin. Appeals the determination of Subdivision Committee regarding their
determination of a violation. Set for hearing on September 17, 1475 at i0:00 a.m.
George E. Dolby. Decision of Planning Subdivision Commiftee regarding violation on
parcels owned by George E. ~ Helma Dolby; Anthony C. & Patricia Dolby;
Ann V. Williams, Claudyne Tubbs, Richard Haas, Sr. Richard Haas, Jr. amd
John F. Carter. Set for hearing on September 17, 1975 at 10:00 a.m.
Frank Oprzedek 8 Florence Oprzedek. Appeal of decision of Buttel~ounry Subdivision
Committee rendered on July 23, 1475 concerning Parcel Number b2-53-30.
tube heard September 17, 1975 at 10:00 a.m.
75-1353 REJECT CLAIM OF WARREN DOUGLAS KNUTSON
On mot ono perv~sor ~ op, sew a pervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, the claim of Warren Douglas Knutson was rejected as it was
not timely filed and the claim was referred to County Counsel.
75-1354 APPROVE REQUEST OF OROVILLE UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT FOR U5 F VETERANS
MEMORIAL BUILDING ON MONTGOMERY STREET, OROVILLir FOR CONTINUA ION
HIGH SCHOOL PURPOSES
e rt anger, Business Manager of Oroville Union High School District,
set out the background of the request of the District for use of the Veterans' Memorial
Building on Montgomery Street in Oroville as a temporary facility for their Continuation
High School. He stated that the State people from O.E.S. were up last week and they recommend
that the students not use the old building. They could not detect anything wrong with the
outside of the building but the problem deals with the roof structure. It was felt that the
owner of the building should correct the problem. Their new building should be completed
the end of October or first of November.
Request discussed. Supervisor McKillop recommended that this be approved for
a three months period of time while the new building is being wmpleted. The Purchasing
Agent shoo Id work out the details of liabilities with County Counsel.
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On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, the Board approved the request of the Oroville Union High School
District for the renting of the basement of the Veterans' Memorial Building on Montgomery
Street, Oroville, as ateinporary facility for their Continuation High Schaal, for a period
of three months, subject to the Administrative Officer looking at the building and
determining that there will be no conflict in the use of the building.
75-1355 ADOPT RESOLUTION 75-121 INFORMING GOVERNOR OF COUNTY'S PLIGHT
CONCERNING DAMAGES CAUSED BY THE EARTHQUAKE
Supervisor Cameron comments on t e matter o t earthquake damages to
the taxpayers of the County. Chairman Latlcl;aid he had a cpl! this naming from the
Small Business Administration and they have declared this earthquake an emergency and
they will make loans available to borrowers and they believe the loans will ba at the
~ratQ of 5% interest. There are people that cannot even afford the loans.
Supervisor Richter asked how the County would be able to obtain help
far these people. He felt it was an outrage that the County could not get funds to
help these people.
Supervisor McKillop felt that positive action should be taken in this matter.
He felt that a resolution should be adopted addressed to the Governor of this State,
indicating the County's plight and requesting h;s help. It was felt that the Governor
could help the County in this matter.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously ~earried, Resolution 75-121 requesting designation as a disaster
area __, addressed to the Governor, with copies going to our State Assemblypersons
and Senators, was adopted and the Chairman was authorized fio sign.
It was suggested that a letter of thanks be sent to the EI Medic Fire District for
their door to door survey of their area concerning the damages that occurred as a result
of the earthquake.
75-1356 CHAIRMAN TO SIGN LETTER TO CONGRESSMAN JOHNSON RE PAPERWORK
REGARDING PROGRAMS FUNDED UNDER THE CETA ACT OF 1973
im c e y, rsonne erector, reports on t e after rom the U.5.
Department of Labor, Manpower Administration Region IX, regarding their review of
programs funder under the CETA Act of 1473. Mr. Rackerby feels that they have just
been nit-picking. He explained the problem of the termination of the youth program, due to
the delay in receiving Federal funds; it applies also fo the adult programs.
The Region feels the County should change their accounting method. He explained
the program and method of accounting. Mr. Rackerby read a letter addressed to
Congressman 'Sizz "Johnson that deals basically with this subject.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, the Chpinnan was authorized to sign the letter addressed to
Congressman Harold "Bizz "Johnson regarding the CETA Act of 1973.
Mr. Rackerby said That getting back to the problem of accounting, they have
worked out a plan to use the cash report prepared by the Auditor. They can plug this
information into the monthly report to the.~s~s:r.V~th the cooperation of Btll Lawrence and
his staff they can eornply with request, page 106. August 12, 1975
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75-1357 DISCUSSION: FOOD 5TAMP PROGRAM-MOTION TO DECLINE TO PARTICIPATE
IN THE OUT-REACH PROGRAM
Supervisor Cameron stated he hod a letter from the Nina Northern Counties
Supervisors Association regarding a marxlated food stamp requirement. Margaret Mittel,
Supervisor for Welfare Department, present to explain this out-reach program.
Mrs. Mittel explained what they were doing to comply with this requirement.
Representatives from their department are available for speaking engagements to give
organizations the full details of the food stamp program. They work with E.O.C. and
with Chico State University. Applications for food stamps are available at the centers.
She explained who was eligible far food stamps and who was not eligible.
Supervisor Richter felt the Department had been too successful fn informing
the people of the program.
Supervisor Cameron said that the action that was taken at the Nine Northern
Counties Supervisors meeting was that they felt a letter should be sent b the President
stating the County feels they are doing a sufficient job in this matter and that we
decline to participate in their out-reach program.
On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor Richter and
unanimously carried, a letter was authorized to be written to the President stating
that the County declines to participate in the out-reach program and that our
Welfare Department is doing a sufficient job regarding the Food Stamp Program.
75-1358 REPORT: ACCIDENT ON RIVER ROAD AND REQUEST FOR SPEED LIMIT ON ROB
5upervisar Ric ter stated t re ad een a tern a accident on River Road yeste
He would like to ask Pu61ic Works Department to hwe a speed limit set on this road ~
he travels the road daily. A speed limit of 45 miles per hour should be established was
his feeling. This could be for the time that the revetment work was being done on the
river. Mr. Castleberry said he would work with Highway Patrol on the matter.
75-1359 MATTERS PRESENTED BY BOARD MEMBERS
airman re a after rom ar ton, Gounty Tax Collector-Treasurer,
commending the Board on their leadership during the time of the earthquakes. He appreeiated
the actions taken at this time. Chairman Ladd said he was proud of the County employees
and department heads during this time of emersency. Supervisor Cameron commented on
the help given by the local radio atatfon in their presenting the true facts of the earthquake.
It was moved by Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor McKiDop and
unanimously carried fhat the focal radio stations, particularly IG't'~ 6e commended on
their giving out the proper information regarding the earthquake and the after shbaks.
75-1360 .iO1N ORANGE COUNTY IN THEIR ACTION REGARDING DECISION BY SUPERIOR COURT
~.+wun[an e.wa srarea rte naa rECetVea a leITBr rrom Vrpnge Wunry t3oaro Ot
Supervisors regarding a court decision. He fait this Board should take action on the
matter as the Superior Court decision might affect the Boards of Supervisors. This
action was brought on when the Orange County Board of Supervisors determined that
twenty-two investigators should be removed from the District Attorney's office and
transferred to the Sheriffs Department. The investigators that were transferred did not
loose any of their County privileges. It was felt that the Court's decision removed the
Boards wntrol over the County budget. The Court felt that the Boards of Supervisors
have been operating outside their realm of control. Orange County Boarci of Supervisors
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urge the Boards of Supervisors to have their County Counsel contact the Orange County
Counsel about this decision.
Letter read and discussed. It was felt that County Caunse! should call the
County Counsel of Orange County and then join them in their action.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, the Board of Supervisors joined Orange County in their action
protesting the unrightful decision of the Court.
75-1361 APPROVE GRANT MODIFICATION FOR CETA TITLE VI
grant app ication as een prepare to imp ement t e plan of continuing all
of the 239 public service employment positions for the wunty and its subagents through the
remainder of this fiscal year. The CETA Title Vl grant is in the amount of $I, 629,272.
On motion of Supervisor MclGillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, the grant modification was approved and the Manpower director
was authorized to sign.
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RECONVENE: 10:4A
75-1362 _,DISCIISSION: PARADISE LIBRARY BID5; CONTIN[;TED ONE WEEK
Supervisor Richter stated that he was concerned that the Board would
consider building this library in light of the damage caused by the earthquake.
He feels that i£ the Board were to award this bid, it would be an acC of
irrespanaibility. FTe feels that the board might have to raise the tax rate to
cover the damage and feels that the board should definitely not award the bid.
Supervisor Cameron stated that he had not pressed the matter of the
bid lest week to enable the supervisors to assess the damage caused b~rthe
quake. He has looked at the damage. It doesn't appear to him that Chere is
so much to be done that the ]ibrary can't go ahead and be built. Supervisor
Cameron stated that he didn`t feel that the Board would ever get s bid below
the estimated amount again and feels the Board should go ahead with the plane.
Supervisor Cameron moved that the Board award the bid for the Paradise
Library to Harold Wellborn.
Supervisor McKillop stated that he concurs with Supervisor Cameron but
would like to wait another week to study the damage further. He questioned•
Mr. Castleberry about the time limit on awarding the bid. Thin was not in the
contract but Mr. Castleberry feels he could get the contractor to give the Board
some extra time on it.
Supervisor Richter restated his objections to continuing thin matter.
Supervisor McKillop doesn't feel the Board should start new pragrame sad
abandon the old ones. Chairman Ladd ouClined the steps the Board has taken
in this matter. He feels that the Board should either build new or wait at
least four years. He feels to do it within two or three years would be short
sighted and would cost the Board much more money. Supervisor Richter responded
to Chairman Ladd's comments.
I+Ir. Castleberry stated that he feels the Board can go ahead with their
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Supervisor Cameron withdrew his motion to enable the supervisors to
study the damages further. Mr. Castleberry is to contact the contractor about
an extension of time.
75-1363 WAIVE FIRST READING OF SALARY ORDINANCE AMENDMENT
The salary ordinance amendment has been prepared to implement the
changes approved in the 1975-76 budget and Yo adjust classification of several
vacant positions. A copy and explanation of the amendment was forwarded with
last week's agenda.
Mr. Rackerby explained that this concerns 7 2~3 new positions. Five
of these positions are ones currently vacant that are being classified downward.
He also informed the Board that the entire salary ordinance has been renumbered
to correspond with the budget.
Chairmen Ladd questioned Mr. Rackerby regarding several positions is
the amendment, including the pay for the pharmasiat. He has contacted a few
on his own and they stated that this amount was high. Mr. Rackerby explained
the survey their office had done. Same people contacted refused to give them
the information. He will give Chairman Ladd hie information from the survey
(not far public disclosure).
Chairman Ladd also questioned about the positions for the building
department. Mr. Rackerby stated that these were increased because the work
could not be done on a partrtimetbasic. Chairman Ladd also questioned about the
attorney rating and the animal control officer.
Supervisor McKillop questioned 12r. Rackerby concerning the reclassification
study. This is being studied by the departments.
Oa motion of Supervisor McRillop, seconded by Supervisor Cameron and
unanimously carried, the Board waived the first reading of the salary ordinance
amendment.
75-1364 APPEARANCE: KARL HUNN, PARADISElAUTHORIZE LETTER CONFIRMING LEGAL LDT
Mr. Huhn give the Board members information to follow as he read the
letter he had sent to the Board earlier in the day. This concerned a problem
regarding the access to his property and his ability Co obtain a building permit.
He would like for the Board to give him a letter stating that this is a legal
lot so that he will be able to get a building permit when the time comes.
This problem also applies to Jim Carter, who bought an adjacent lot.
Mr. Blackatock stated that the problem arose when a large parcel
was split into three smaller parcels and some mixup evolved.from this split.
This information was explained in Mr. Huttn's letter. Mr. Black stock stated
that the Board could have the man proceed through the certificate of compliance
procedure or could simply great his request for a building permit.
Mr. Hunn stated that they do not need the permit now as they are just
buying the property. However, they want to be sure that in a year or so when
they are ready to build, they can get the permit. Supervisor Cameros didn`t
feel the Board should have this man pay far the certificate of compliance
procedure. Mr, Blackstock stated that this is necessary only if Mr. HiEnn would
like to have something he cos record. Discussion. Mr. Lawson examined the
material Mr. 'Nunn had and stated that it appeared to him that there was ao
problem with the lot.
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Chairman Ladd stated that it was the concurrence of the Board that
this is a legal lot and that the building permit could be granted. It was
suggested that the Board should write a letter to this effect.
On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, a letter was authorized confirming the legality of these.
Iota and the Chairman was authorized to sign.
75-1365 APPEARANCE: MARGARET CALDWELL. MEALS ON WHEELS PROGRAM, PARADISE
Margaret Caldwell, Meals on Wheels program, read a letter to the
Board reporting on the program and thanking the Board for their help in
establishing the program.
Supervisor Cameron atated that he was happy that they thought to
give the Board a report on their progress. He wishes more organizations would
do this. He thanked Mrs. Caldwell for her report.
75-1366 PUBLIC HEARING: S.G. EVANS, JR. REZONE FROM A-2 TO R-3, PROPERTX
ATED AT MORSEMAN AVE. CHICO• MATTER REFERRER BACK TO PLANNING COMMISSION
The public hearing on the S.G. Evans, Jr. rezone from A-2 (General)
to R-3 (Medium Density, Residential) for property Located on the east aide of
Morseman Ave., approximately ~ mile north of Lassen Ave., containing 14.5
acres, Chico, was held as advertised.
Hearing opened to the public; Appearing:
San€ord Evans, Jr., Chico. Mr. Evans gave the Board members copies
of the map showing the proposed area. They would like to establish a permanent
R-3 zoning is order to build triplexes on the property as they have done on
San Gabriel. Mr. Evans atated that they have received no public opposition to
this rezoning. This rezoning would allow them to place nine unite per acre,
which ie three triplexes per acre. The property would not be on city sewer or
water. They are within the proposed drainage district, for which they have
already granted an easement.
Supervisor Richter atated that he was concerned with the report
from Planning stating that this is not in Conformance with the general plan.
He wants a definite line net on how fare-high deaeity dwellings are going to
be allowed. He suggested an R-2 zoning. Mr. Lawson stated that the Planning
Coum:ission has discussed this. Chairman Ladd atated that other counties have
restricted the R-2 zone with an amount of footage attached, such as R-2, 5,000 ft.
This has also been considered by the Planning Commission. Supervisor Richter
suggested that this be sent back to the Planning Commission with a recommendation
for R-2.
S.G, Evans, Sr. explained what they plan to do with the property.
They do not want to put up multilevel, high density structures on their. property.
Mr. Evans explained the problems they will have developing their property if
it is zoned R-2, such ae having to drill wells.
Hearing closed to the public and confined to the Board.
Supervisor Richter staked that the area is low density residential.
The Board has no assurance that the land will be developed as represented by
Mr. Evans and for this reason, he would prefer a R-2 zoning.
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Supervisor Richter moved and it was seconded by Supervisor Cameron
that this matter be returned to the Planning Commission for consideration of
the R-2 zone instead of R-3.
Chairman Ladd stated that he was concerned about the report from
Planning. It implied something he doesn't believe to be totally correct. He
hopes that they are not basing their decision on the fact that the Board upheld
an appeal of an EIR requirement far this property. He agrees with Supervisor
Richter that the R-3 ie the not the property zoning for this area.
Vote oa above motion: Ayes: Supervisors Cameron, Richter, Madigan,
McKiilop and Chairman Ladd; Noes: None; Absent: None.
Supervisor Madigan asked that this be taken to the Planning Commission
this week if possible to helg speed this along. Mr. Lawson will handle the matter.
75-1367 PUBLIC HEARIldG: CHARLES SICRLE5TEEL APPEAL OF REQUIREMENT OF EIR FOR
PROPERTY LOCATED IN MAGALTA
The hearing for Charles ~Sicklesteel's,appeal of the decision to file
and draft an environmental impact report for a tentative parcel map, AP 66-01-04,
05 & 06, west of iadien Meadows Subdivisicn, Magalia, was held at this time.
Hearing opened to the public. Appearing:
Robert Guth, McCain Aeaociatee, representing Mr. Sicklestee1.' Mr.
Guth outlined their objections to the requirement of this EIR. They feel there
has been inconsistency in determining the need for EIRe an the project. Mr.
Guth explained that this is the last of the development of the Indian Meadows
5ubdivieion and there will be no more development. These parcels will have '
on mobile home unit on each. The land cutting and leveling will be minimal as
it has been logged over and• there are several spuulines and landings left from
that.
Supervisor Cameron questioned Mr. Lawson concerning the negative
declaration filed in 1974 on the original map. Mr. Lawson explained that this
is fairly common as there is lase damage likely when big parcels are involved.
The smaller the parcels in an axes, the more population allowed which results
in a greater impact on the environment.
Mr. Guth stated that they have submitted pare tests and other data
to Mr. Toussaint, who indicated that there would be no problem. Mr. Lawson
stated that this conflicts with a memo they received from the Health Department
on the matter. Mr. Guth stated that Mr. Toussaint was at the Plannipg Commission
hearing and acknowledged that what they had submitted was sufficient as far as
the septic requirements.
Hearing closed to the public and confined to the Board.
Supervisor Cameron stated that he is familiar with the development
and feels they have done a good job. He can see no reason for requiring the
EIR at this time. He feels that having only ono mobile home unit per two
scree (approximately) will create no problem.
Supervisor Cameron moved that the appeal'of C~igrld~-5lcklesteel.be upheld,
finding no significant effect on the environment will result and directed that
a negative declatation be filed.
Supervisor McKillop questioned about the drainage. Mr. Guth stated
that the water flow w311 drain into Little Butte Creek and will not drain oa
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on other property. Mr. Lawson felt that it was possible that it will cross
one property before reaching the creek.
Above motion.esaonded by Supervisor McKillop. Voting: Ayes:
Supervisors Camerion, Madigan, McKillop, Richter and Chairman Ladd; Hoes:
None; Absent: None.
75- 36S DISC SSION• OBSTETRICS PROBLEM IN THE COUNTY
5upervisox Richter stated that he had atteaded a meeting held at
Enloe Hospital which was held to discuss the QB problem is the county.
Supervisor Richter stated that there is a crisis developing because of the
malpractice and he would like the Board to study the matter and try to cove
up with some solution.
Chairman Ladd stated that the Board will look at this matter in
the near future.
RECESSED: 12;5
RECONVENED: 1:30
75-1369 PUBLIC HEARING: APPEAL OF CECIL JOHNSON, PARADISE, RIM ROCK RANCH, RANCHO
PARADISE ESTATES,'INC. & ETIWANDA BUSlNE55 MANAGEMENT REGARDING Si1BDNISION
COMMITTEE'S DETERMINATION TO FILE NOTICE OF VIOLATIONS: CONTINUED TO
SE PTE MBE R 16 1975 at 2:00 P. M.
T e pu is acing on t e appeal of Cecil Johnson, Paradise Rim Rock Ranch, Rancho
Paradise Estates, 1ne. & Etiwanda Business Management regarding subdivision committee's
determination to file notice of violation was held at this time. A letter from Baker, Comefl &
Hait, affomeys for Mr. Johnson, has been received requesting a continuance of this hearing.
Hearing opened to the public.
Appearingz Earl Town. He would like the'-~$oarci to approve the map so that he can
get on with his building. He lives on Rim Rock Ranch.. Mr. Town requested that the Board
accept the map prepared by Mr. Hamby. He is purchasing the property from Mr. Johnson.
Bettye Blair, Planning bepartment, stated that this man is purchasing property
that has a D & R filed on it; it is p small portion of the area in questim, She explained the
property and the problems involved. There is an existing house and a mobile home on this
parcel being purchased by Mr. Town. Brian Rix, deputy county counsel, stated they could
present the evidence today if the Board desired.
Request for continuance discussed. Hir. Rix set out the evidence, showing the
parceling of the property in question. The parceling splits were over a short period of
time. Host of the transfers were of the infra-Famiiy relptionship type. !t was the
commiffee's feeling that these individuals were not acting on their own but as a tool of
the owner.
Supervisor Mc~llop felt that maybe the Boarcl should honor the request of
H1r. Johnson aril approve the extension. Mr. Town's request could be handled separately.
Aks. Blair stated that the tentative map for this man has already been approved.
Request of Mr. Town discussed. ff this man was not a part of fhe scheme, then it
was felt that there should be some way that he could go ahead with his plans. Mr, Town
explained the background of the tentative map ~ the fact that he has not been able to
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comply with the conditions of the tentative map. The tentative map time has expired.
The Board informed Mr. Town fihat since the map time has expired that they could not
help him at this time.
On motion of Supervisor MclGllop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, the hearing vas continued to September 16, 1975 at 2:00 p.m.
75-1370 PUBLIC HEARING: ROBERT DIXON, APPEAL OF DECISION TO FILE AND DRAFT
AN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT FOR TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP PARADISE
T e pu is earng on t e Ro rt Dixon appea o ecis on to ~ e an ra t
an Environmental Impact Report for tentative parcel map, Paradise, was held at this
time. Background of requesf set out.
Hearing opened to the pubic. Appearing:
I. Robert Dixon. He stated he had filed the letter of appeal.
Chairman Ladd asked Jim Lawson, Planning Director, if this was the map that
Planning Commissioner Smith had appealed the decision. She hod disqualified herself.
The Planning Commission had upheld the appeal. Appeal of Mrs. Smith discussed.
Hearing closed to the public and confined to the Boarci for their decision.
Mr. Lawson set out the area involved. There has been a negative declaration filed on
the parcel map. Chairman Ladd felt the Board could not take action on this until they had
more facts. Tice Board should have a determination on the time when Mrs. Smith filed
her appeal.
It was moved by Supervisor Madison that action on this matter be put over one
week to secure the information of whether Mrs. Smith had a right to file her appeal.
Motion discussed; died for lack of a second.
It was felt the Board could take action on the appeal of Mr. Dixon and
get the:~•information concerning the appeal of Mrs. Smith later.
On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by' Supervisor McKillop and
unanimously carried, the appeal of Robert Dixon on the decision to file and draft an
environmental impact report on the tentative parcel map was upheld.
75-137L CONTINUATION OF HEARING: FORMATION OF RESOURCES CONSERVATION DISTRICT
The continuation of the public hearing on the formation of Resources Conservation
District was held. The hearing was closed to the public at last week's hearing. The Board
did not make a decision at that time. The motion was tabled For vote until the Board had
further time to consider the matter.
Supervisor Richter summarized his impression of this district. He asked the Board to
let the voters decide whether the district should be formed and to exclude all those that do
not wish to be in the district.
Supervisor McKillop said he felt that since this was an informational hearing, that
maybe the Chairman should open the hearing again and hear from those that did rwt speak
last week.
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Chairman Ladd re-opened the hearing to the public. Appearing:
I. Mr. Norman Frosty Berry Creek. He spoke in favor of the district.
2. Mr. Robert Blazer, Rt. 1, Durham. He stated he has been in two of these
districts and spoke in favor of the formation.
3. Mr. Roy Bowersox. lie stated he was involved in the Esgoin dispute. The Soil
Conservation expert was brought into the problem. He favored the formation.
4. Mr. Jim tvbore, Anita Road. He spoke in favor of the formation of the district.
5. Mr. John Williams, Berry Creek. He spoke in favor of the formation of the district.
6.. Mr. Ed Burger, Durham. He spoke in favor of the formation of the district.
7. Clair Campbell, Gridley. He wondered if it would be more feasible for those
landowners that wont the district to form ane rather than form the whole County into a
district, There are only about two areas that would be inte!ested jn the district,
8. Mr. Glenn Harris. He asked if a decision had been reached ~as- to whether Assessor's
parcel numbers wind Ise used rather than legal descriptions. Mr. Blackstock said that legal
descriptions would have ro be used. Assessor's parcel numbers would not be acceptible.
Districts that desire to be excluded should file a written request for exclusion, with their
legal description. The Board will honor the request of any district requesting exclusion.
9. Jerome Peters, Attorney at law, representing four districts, asked if the exclusion
of the districts would be determined today. The districts will be excluded when the petitions
are prepared, and any request filed prior to the formation of the district will be honored.
l0. AI Appleman stated that the Western Mining Council was opposed ro the district.
II. Mr. Everett Hammon, Gridley. He stated that when thisii~dbeen before LAFCO he
voted in favor of it but he would now like to withdraw his "Yes "vote.
l2. Mr. Barth, Reclamation District 2064. He spoke in opposition to the Formation.
Hearing closed too the public.
Formation of the district discussed. Supervisor Richter re-stated his motion that was tabled `
last week. Motion amended to state that the Board will honor all exclusions requested by
districts, individuals ancj~or cities.
Public Works requested to prepare a description of what remains of the County
to be formed into a district. The description could be placed vn petitions that could be
circulated for signatures of those desiring to have the district formed. Mr. Blackstock
stated that there would be a public hearing after the petitions are filed.
Forr~ation of the district explained by Mr. Blackstock. Costs for election will
be determined at the time of the public hearing.
Roll call on original motion with the amendment:
AYES; Supervisors Madigan, McKillop, Richter
NOES: S',_pervisror Cameron and Chairman Ladd
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75-1372 APPROVE TENTATIVE PARCEL MAPS RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAL
On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, the foFlowing tentative parcel mops were approved, with the
conditions, having been found to be consistent with the butte County General Plan,
and with negative~declarations and notices of completion having been filed with the _
County Cterk"s ~ .
~casd S-I ~ ~Oscax A. Deck°r, AF ~3-05-54, 4 lets, eouthwast
G.P. 5-8 dufae ooraer of 12tH Avsa.: & 'Zuni Ave., CFi~:cn. Eagiaesr:
P9GCclin ASyoCia.tes .
~,iY.SL'YSYit to tits rzc~tir$tnt~nts •nf Sertion 20.3 0€ t.`:a 23utte Couety Cads,
the CElrl:.ative+ pax~ra~ Ak3A O~ tG:18 .abc~va i[3 =G.'2~j.iie~. pr,O~~St3- 1?a~ baesz re-
view~d .by the suite: Cc~td~ty &tila8ivision Ce~~amii:t+~s aiid ;tiia,, P].anni.xtg
Cr~iumiss?an.
Ths Subdivisipn C~ottiui.+lrtas artri •.t~ha P2.anaiag Cam~ia~~.ai~;:~eCOminead
apgraval ~uf the tea~tivfl ra&p; ~sutiject to tho fo13~c~iriq:carsd~.tioas:
~.. ~'he easisting ta~al.l ou k'tsropl mti'st be property . fil:lad~;aad a+.liii.@an$d
par, spscificaticaa of tnm.II~tiz 13ap~tm9nt. ' ~: ':.~- ~:.
2. D®~ed to .th$ Couaty of Dut~~:30 ft. right--oE--wa~..fta~ tine center.-
~.i~a~ of 12th Av®. ~ Zuni• ;A,ve. ,.
3. Constinct' curbs, gutters.;, and strawt s$atioa ~o~..a11' partians of
tiz~ parcels witls acs®aga' 'or.9 ~ f 1? acre car leas,.: •.
~. xndi•cate a 50 ft. buil.t3in`g ,6etback from the cr~h't+arJ;~:ns or 12th
Av~.,,• &Zuni Ava.
5. 8txhv~.L draiaa~ge plans to ~ctse D+apar'~1$rit a€ Public Trlarks for
. appxoval. ... r.•.
Ntite: 5sction 1f3-9' xo a11o~a subsurface lsrech~.ng •.~il drainage
€i41ds of pr~.vate a~sptic ttyntetes approved by ~e• not~ty
director o€ public works acid t'r-e aountx director' of public
healkl~. ..
A Negative Daclars~cian 17~garding Lnvironmes~ta,l 7acpa.ct was filed with
the Catust~ Clark o:s Ju1y l5, 1975. `. ~ '
xG:~ad Intprtm RT-1 P.abars: ~,. Curti£, AP 65-~ZDZ--12, 2 lots, sauth-
~'rapa~eu Fc2'-110. ~•736~. co~•nez• v€ b47.zawoocl & Sine, Firhav~z Sub-
G.P. 5-8 c:a/ac ciiv~.sio~, rortn of Farc.~.diss. Survayax: Taie3
L~.p~~i.ncatt
Puraua.~et to the x~quiracasr_ts o€ S~cLi.an 2fl.:i of thy. ~3utte County Code,
;aa taaf..ative ;aaxcsl a~ag of t:ha abcnre ~.dentif.Led prap~rty Eras b2sn r~-
v~.°•~r~d by the 8~atte County s-~divt.sion Ccmmittae aad the P3anning
~:am:~.iu Sion .
The ~ubdivzsion Comana btatt a_~d the Planning 4vmmission racomrnr~ad
denial G1C the tesrtat.LLe snap. Zf zlsx~raved, ti13 followiaq conditiosss
axe rsc~sn~endea:
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A tlagative Fsecl~r~at:ion A~agazding ~-aviroameatel Ympact 'r,raa >:iZed with
~~ Corznty Clerk oa July 15, 1975•.
(Z'l~ase ncte: e.ttaciisd shaeicj .
nrat~ to P.G. ~ Zhis parcel u+e<g ir3 in an aYSS~ ttit~t tree considsr~3
earll~ar thie ev6x~ing for rr~snn~.ng to AT-~IA. ._
75 -1373 DISCUSSION: TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP OF GERALD BLAKE RECOMMENDED FOR DEN1At '
Tentative parce map recomme a or erne o Gero B a e, - , ots,
wes# of and adjacent to Neal Road, southwest of Paradise, discussed. A waiver has been
requested but it has not been provided by Mr. Blake, Mr. Blacksfock stated that the Board
wuld advise the applicant that they are going to deny the map;_withouF prejudice. A
letter of appeal was read during communications this rooming and a hearing date was
set. Hearing set for August 19, (975 at 2x00 p.m.
75-1374 CONTINUANCE GRANTED ON REQUEST OF ATTORNEY REGARDING THE
WOODRIDGE SUBDIVISION
t was state tot r Mace has requested b-~cdnfinotinc~concactivn.regardint__•- ____
the Woodridge Subdivision, 56 lots, approx. 3 miles north of Mogalia on Nimshew Ridge.
Owner. Sam Fortino Realty.
It was moved by Supervisor Madigan and seconded by Supervisor McKlllop
that_`~the Woodridge Subdivision tentative map be approved with the conditions.
Motion discussed and withdrawn.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Cameron and unanimously
carried, action an the Woodridge Subdivision tentative map was put over to Tuesday,
August 19, 1975 at 2:30 p.m.
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RECESS: 3:45
RECONVENED : 4:00
75-1375 PUBLIC HEARINGS SET:
pu is earrng was set for September I6, 1975 at 11:00 a.m. on the following;
Extension of Interim S-2 for property located northeast of Chico, 5tilson Canyon.
A public hearirrq was set for September 16, 1975 at In30 p.m. on the following:
Butte Co. Planning Commission initiated: Rezone of the areas within the FirHaven
Subdivision and the Sierra Del Oro Sub from int. RT-I (single-family residential trailers) and "A-2 Ltd
(limited) to 'C-C"{Community Commercial), "A-2 Ltd"(limited) 'RT-IA" (single family
residential trailers, and "AR-MH"{agricultural Residential Mobile Home), which was Belted
by the Commission.
75-1376 SUPERVISOR MADIGAN EXCUSED
n moron o Superv sot c ter, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and carried,
Supervisor Madigan was excused from the meeting at this time. --
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75-1377 APPROVE AWARD OF BID{OVER MATERIAL NEAL ROAD DUMP &
APPROVE AGREEMENT WITH SOLANO COUNTY REGARDING FOUTS SPRINGS BOYS CAMP
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Cameron and carried,
the following action was taken:
I. Awarded bid for cover material to B. C. Richter for Neai Road Dump in the
amount of $47,250,
2, Approved agreement with 5olano, Yolo and Colusa Counties for use of
Fouts Springs Boys Camp and au#horized the Chairman to sign.
75-1378 DISCUSSION :RESPONSE TO 1974-75 BUTTE COUNTY GRAND .JURY REPORT
~rt oraer•ro comply warn me provisions or me rerta~ ~,oae ana ro give me tsoara an
opportunity to review responses required from department heads in connection with the Grand
JuryReport, o packet containing all fury recommendations and responses thereto have been
prepared for the Board's review. It was suggested that the Boarcl review these responses and
that action be taken next week. The Auditor stated his response would be mailed this
evening.
Action put over one week,
75-1379 APPROVE REFUND OF
can motion or x+perwsarc,ameron, seeonaE
carried, refund of late campaign filing fines were
Name Amount
G`~iriok ~6
T. Davison 50.00
M. Steinegger 30.00
P. Houx 50.00
H, Beam 50.00
N. Biedove, Jr, 25,00
N. Biedove, Jr. 25.00
A. Anderson 60.00
D. Butler 50.00
A. Abnlux 20.00
B. Richter (0.00
L. Ricci 10.00
D. Vasco 30.00
for the following:
& M. Houx $50.00
75-1380 APPROVE NOTICE OF COMPLETION: MONTE VISTA AVE., ETCs ADOPT RESOLUTION
75-122 DECLARING FOUR-WAY STOP & APPROVING FINAL MAP OF RANCHO CALLE SUBDI.
n mot ono 5uperv sot op, sewn e y uperv~sor ameron a
carried, the following action was taken:
I. Accepted the work of Baldwin Construction Co., Inc. for the Nbnte Vista Avenue from
Lower Wyandotte Road to Lincoln Boulevard on Las Plumes Avenue from Walmer Road to 150 feet
east of Crest Ridge prive amd on Hearst Avenue from Monte Vista Avenue to Las Plumes Avenue,
authorized the Chairman to sign the"No}Tce of Completion and instructed the Clerk to record
said Notice with the County Recorder.
2. Adopted Resolution 75-122 declaring four-way stop at the intersection of
Foster and Rice Roads.
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3. Approved the Rnai map of Rancho Celle Subdivision (B lots-Ceres Avenue, and
accepted the offer of dedication. ,
75-138) ACCEPT ADDRESSING STUDY & AUTHORIZED PAYMENT UNDER CONTRACT WITH CHICO
STATE FOUNDATION
wee Dr. Collins presented the street naming and numbering study to the Boarcl.
It is recommended that the Board make formal acceptance of the report and authorize final
payment under the contract. It is also recommended that Administration, Planning and
Public Works 6e authorized to prepare plans for implementing the program.
Clay Castlebery, Director of Publ~ c Works, suggested ways to implement this study.
There will be public hearings. Implementation discussed. Mr. Castleberry suggested that
a representative from the County and representatives from the cities get together and go over
this together. Scott Tandy stated that Dr, Collins had indicated to him that he would
be more than happy to go over any recommendation that public Works or anyone should bring up
regarding the addressing study, withouf cost.
Study and implementation discussed.
On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and
carried, the addressing study was accepted, payment under the contract w€th Chico State
Foundation authorized, and Public Works Director was directed to bring back alternate
ways ro proceed in this matter and that Dr. Collins could be called back as consultant without
payment.
75-1382 ADOPT RESOLUTION 75-123 TO ESTABLISH SPECIAL PURPOSE FUND FOR HUD
Bi Lawrence, County liar, present t e propose reso ution to esta i
special purpose fund for Hud Community Development Slack Grant, ro designate
signatories on letter of credit to continuously appropriate the monies in the grant fund.
[41r. Bosworth explained the procedure of receiving approval for the purchase of properly.
The Board has to approve the purchase of the lands. ~-Resolution discussed.
On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor MclC+llop and
carried, ,Resolution 75-123 was adopted, with the 6'hange suggested by the Auditor,
to establish special purpose Fund for HUD and the Chairman was authorized le sign.
75-1383 APPROVE REQUEST FOR EXTE NSION OF ONE YEAR FOR COMPLETION OF
NECESSARY ACTIONS FOR FORMATION OF LAKE MADRONE WATER DISTRICT
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded lay Supervisor Ric ter a carried,
the request of Minasion, Minasian, Minasian, Spruance 8~ Bober, Oroville, attorneys at
law, tier a one year extension for completion of necessary actions for formation of the Lake
Madrone Water district was approved.
75-1384 HEARINGS SET ON APPEALS RECEIVED UNDER COMMUNICATIONS: SEPT, 17
C airman state t at t e appea s receive in communications t is mom ng
appealing the Subdivision Committee's notices of violation, in the area of Assessors AP Na. 63-
47-18, 20, 40, 3b4, 28, 011, 02, 06, 19, 353, 75 and 79, etc. should be set for Dearing
following the BCAG meeting to be held on September 17th. Hearings act for 10:00 a.m.
following the BCAG meeting. All owners in that area to be notified of said hearing.
75-1385 CONTINUATION OF BUDGET HEARFNG
T e continuation o t e get caring was held at this time. Supervisor Cameron
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said he would prefer that the entire Board was present to wnsider this matter.
On motion of Supervisor MciCillop, seconded by Supervisor Cameron and
carried,the continuation of the budget hearing was put over one more week, to
Tuesday, August l9, 1975.
Supervisor Cameron said he would like to see some kind of list of what the
department needs are. How much room will they need.
Chairman Ladd said he was going to bring up some direction on that matter,
He gave a recount of the information that the Board received today from the meeting
with the people from O.E.S.
No. I -There is every indication that they will try to be as helpful as they cnn.
The Board has 60 days to make a request to get State funding. They will give the_County
the benefit of every doubt, staying within the law. They Vrant a letter or plan of intent of what the
County plans to construct. Discussion held concerning tl-ie plan forCtrJilding meedsforoffice
space.
Discussed whether the County should re-build along the master plan lines.
Ev Bosworth set out how the State could participates
Office Space 10,000 ft. @ X38 $380,000
Storage 2b,000 ft. @ $I6 glg,0pp
Shop 1,008 ft. C~ X22 12,[76
X840,176 X840,176
- 62,000
State X466,906
County 373,270
Total #840,176
Mr. Bosworth explained how the funds could be obtained. Funds discussed.
Chairman Ladd felt that a study and determination of the various departments,
the number of employees that ore in each department and the space that would be requir+ed~
would have to be made.
Chairman iadd said he would like to sec the plans and needs down on paper.
Administrative Officer will work with Public Works in the making of the pions and the
recommendations that should be made. it was felt there should be full utilization of
all the departments.
Administrative Officer and Mr. Castleberry will proceed with the necessary paper
work to apply to .the' State . A rough estimate of the needs and funds that wi I I be
needed will be put down on paper and presented to the Board for consideration.
Letter of intent will be drafted for the Board consideration.
75-1386 DISCUSSION: OB CRISIS
Supervisor Ric ter fe t that the County was facing a crisis where OB cases are
concerned. He said he cannot conceive there being only two doctors in the County that
will deliver babies. He said he hoped that thcf}'~alth Agency will carne up with a plan to
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help solve the problem. Supervisor Cameron said there was some relunctance on
the part of the State Legislature concerning A8 I. The doctors can support the
bill as it prepared. He explained the situation. Discussed; no action.
75-1387 MATTERS PRESENTED BY BOARD MEMBERS
Supervisor Ric ter said a etter rom EOC regarding a letter from the
Neighborhood Health Center. It bothered him. They state that they are not going
to request any more funds from EOC as they ore asking the County for funds. He set
out his thinking in the matter.
Supervisor Cameron said he was going to go to a Steering Committee meeting
on the 18th of August in Lake County. He will report back to the Board on the meeting.
Bob Nicholson said he would like to know which of the Boarr! members
are going to participate at the State Fair on August 29th, Butte County Day. Board
members told Mr. Bosworth who would attend.
Chairman Ladd said he had a letter that the writer requested b~ read.
It is from James Rowe; he would like ro be on next weeks agenda. The letter
is in regard to 'Your Bus" . Mr. Rr~w~ will be given time on next week`s agenda
at II:00 a.m.
Supervisor Madigan had suggested to Chairman Ladd that there be a better
way of assessment of the damages caused by the earthquake. He feels that George
Stamm could coordinate this. Suggested that maybe could get some of the civic
organizations to participate in thts. Chairman Ladd said that the County should also
prepare a plan to be used in the event of an emergency or disaster.
George Stamm will be used for assessment of the earthquake damages.
Supervisor Cameron asked Mr, Bosworth where the County was in the matter of
the contract with Mr. Stamm. This will be discussed next week. Hotter to be
placed on the agenda.
75-1386 AUTHORIZE DISMISSAL OF CASE OF COUNTY OF BUTTE VS. HELLERMAN
Dan B ac toe ,County Counse ,state tot ost year ad fi a suit
entitled County of Butte vs. Hellerman. The defend,rapt., .has moved the horses and he
has also moved from the area.
On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and
carried, County Counsel was authorized of file a dismissal in the molter of the
cash of County of Butte vs Hellerman.
75-1389 REPORT: COUNTY COUNSEL REPORTED ON RESOLUTION REGARDING EMERGENCY
aunty ounse reports on t reso utron opts t rs momrng. reso utron wr
state, 'State of emergency"rafher than a 'disaster area". Resolution read and discussed.
The Clerk was instructed to place a gold seal and ribbon on the original resolution and keep
a copy for our file.
ADJOURNMi: NT:
ere erng nothing further before the Board at this time, the meeting was adjourned
of 5:30 p.m. to rewnvene on Tuesday, August 19, 1975 a.m.
ATTEST: CLARK A. NELSON, COUNTY CLERK
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