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HomeMy WebLinkAboutM082483pppisaptap•• ,. O~ S UP,~, •.• es aaa.......aa~ ~~ M I N U T E S ~~ ~ ~ BC~r~R~ CAF SUPERV'I~ORS i~ *^ j?,;:E 00 L.L\, :nd Cistrt c:, CYr~IR w ~•~ : ~ a .aL sAKACE\,. 'sr D:atnc: i ~,~ i~ ~`~ 1'-ILDA WH °_E:.E R, ?rt Des :ri<: • •~~ V ~~ BERTHA ~fO5ELc1', nth Diav:.: ~0+~~•a.. aa. n•a`~~ f ~i LE?f FULTO`7, ich Du:r: ct .•.• COUN~s... August 24, 1983 Call to order - the Board of Supervisors room, County Administration Building, 25 County Center Drive, Oroville. Present: Supervisors Fulton, Saraceni, Wheeler and Chair Dolan;' Martin Nichols, chief administrative officer; James Johansen, auditor; and, Rubye Townsley, secretary: Absent: Supervisor Moseley 83-738 Consideration of the 1983-84 final budget. Department heads appearing: Clay Castleberry, public works director. MOTION: THAT WE GO ALONG WTTH THE ADMINISTRATION OFFICE'S RECOMMENDATION ON THE PUBLIC WORKS BUDGET. M VOTE: 1 2 3 4 5 {Motion dies for lack of a second) MOTION: TO ACCEPT THE CHIEF ADA4INISTRATIVE OFFICER'S REPORT DATED AUGUST 22, 1983: Net County Remaining Additional Cost Financing 1. Appropriate $440,000 to the self insurance trust fund. $ 440,000 & 526,300 2. Appropriate $500,000 to depart- ~ mental operating budgets Account 18 -- employee benefits to finance the anticipated cost of health insurance premiums. The net county cost will be $300,000 due to additional offsetting revenues per previous Board authorization. 300,000 226,300 Page 177 August 24, 1983 August 24, 1983 Net County Remaining Additional Cost Financing 3. Appropriate $70,000 to finance $ $ construction of the Superior Court roof and the remainder of surcharge on misdemeanor fines revenue to fund planning costs for the proposed new county jail. 0 226,300 4. Appropriate $40,000 to fund an agreement with the Butte County. Economic Development Corp. for industrial development activities. This will be financed with federal JTPA funds. 0 226,300 5. Place the remaining funds in the reserve for contingencies. 226,300 0 Actions to promote the financial stability of County Government: 1. Segregated tax bills. The Board approve, in concept, a $25 fee for each segregated tax bill and that the Administrative Office, in marking with the Assessor and County Counsel, prepare a recommendation to the Board regarding its implementation. 2. Planning Department fees. That the Administrative Officer, working with the Director of Planning and County Counsel, prepare a resolution for future Board adoption establishing an appeal fee. 3. Subdivision fees. That the Director of Public Works be directed to prepare a report to the Administrative Office for presentation to the Board that analyzes the percentage of subdivision processing costs financed currently through subdivision fees and includes recommenda- tions for possible fee increases to cover a larger percentage of the total cost of this operation. 4. Fiscal impact study. The Administrative Office be directed to prepare recommendations to the Board regarding actions that will assist the Board to consider the consequences of new development in the unincor- porated areas or the financing of county services. 5. City of Biggs Police Services Contract. That the Administrative Office, in cooperation with the Sheriff, be authorized to meet with officials of the City of Biggs to review the existing police protection contract with the objective of determining the level of police protection services desired by the city. 6. Benefit assessment districts. That the Administrative Office study the concept of benefit assessment districts to fund fire protection services in the unincorporated areas for presentation to the Board in conjunction with the consideration of the 1984-85 budget. 7. County Motor Pool. The Administrative Office prepare recommendation to the Board of Supervisors for the establishment of a general services motor pool with appropriate accounting and financing mechanism for the Board of Supervisor's consideration during the 1984-85 budget. 8. Social Welfare Vehicles. The Board approves in concept the proposal by the County Welfare Director to acquire certain vehicles from savings in his private vehicle accounts. The Administrative Office should be directed to review the details of this proposal for presentation to the Board. Page 178 August 24, 1983 August 24, 1983 Other Budget Actions 1. Department head compensation. That the Board defer action on the 'issue of department head compensation pending a report from the Chief Administrative Officer regarding his proposal for a performance evaluation system. It should be understood that the implementation of such a pay plan would require an appropriation from the reserves to finance any approved system. 2. Planning Commission travel. It is recommended that the Director of Planning's recommendation regarding a travel policy for Plannning Commissioners be referred to the Board of Supervisor's Travel Policy Committee fox discussion and recommendation. 3. Planning Commission meetings. The Administrative Office should be directed to prepare a recommendation to the Board of Supervisors regarding the Planning Director's proposal for Commission meetings to be scheduled during regular working hours.. AND THAT THE REPORT BE AMENDED AS FOLLOWS: 1. The Administrative Officez, working with the Director of Planninq'and County Counsel, prepare a resolution for future Board adoption establishing fees for specific plan 2. Direct that a report be brought back to the Board if there are services that can be contracted more economically for the County than what are provided by the Planning Department at this time. 4. Direct Public Works Director to make available through the current Veterans Memorial Halls budget some unspecified money for Chairman of Memorial Hall Committee's expenses, such as telephone and postage stamps, by claim. 5. To appropriate in the Road Budget: $223,000 for Ord Ferry Road Reconstruction; $390,000 for Upper Palermo Road; and, $220,000 for Richvale pavement overlay. 6. To approve CSA modifications as follows: DEPT/SUB- FUND OBJECT INCREASE DECREASE TOTAL CSA #30 k'-0400 VALLOMBROSA LIGHTING & FIRE HYDRANT 930-001 Loan Payments 53 2,750 Interest 54 400 Struct/Improvements 62 5,500 8,650 Powers of CSA #30 were extended to include fire hydrants. A loan of $5,500 was made by Resolution #83-122 for purchase of two fire hydrants. One-half of loan to be paid in 1983-84 with other half to be paid in 1984-85. CSA #35 F-0450 NORTH CHICO FIRE F-0460 HYDRANTS 935-001 F-0470 Maintenance 31 1,000 Struct/Improvements 62 20,000 (21,000) District dissolved by Board Resolution 83-91. Page 179 August 24, 1983 August 24, 1983 DEPT/SUB- FUND OBJECT INCREASE DECREASE TOTAL CSA #82 F-0200 STIRLING CITY SEWER 982-001 Loan Repayment 53 200 Interest 55 20 220 Small loan necessary to meet 82-83 expenditures (Resolution 83-107) to be repaid with intezest in 1983-84. CSA #83 F-0983 LAKERIDGE VILLAGE LIGHTING & DRAINAGE 983-001 Maintenance 31 800 800 Drainage maintenance erroneously omitted from requested budget. GRAND TOTAL (11,330) AND DIRECT THE AUDITOR TO FINALIZE TABULATIONS AND BRING BACK THE BUDGET RESOLUTION FOR ADOPTION OF THE 1983-84 FINAL BUDGET AUGUST 30, 1983. ALL FURTHER CONSIDERATIONS OF THE FINAL BUDGET WILL BE LIMITED TO IMPACTS ON BUTTE COUNTY CAUSED BY STATE OF CALIFORNIA ACTIONS OR INACTIONS. THE EXCEPTIONS WILL BE THE FINAL USE HEARING ON REVENUE SHARING TO BE SCHEDULED LATER. S M VOTE: 1 2 3 4 5 MOTION AMENDED: IF IT CAN BE DETERMINED THAT THE REVENUES OFFSET THE COST, THE TWO ADDITIONAL POSITIONS IN THE FAMILY SUPPORT WILL BE INCLUDED IF IT CAN SE SHOWN THAT THE EXPENSES WILL BE OFFSET BY REVENUES WHICH ARE NOT ALREADY COUNTED BY SOMEBODX ELSE. S M VOTE: l Y 2 Y 3 Y 4 A 5 Y (Motion carried) (THE CHAIR NOTED THAT THIS MOTION DID NOT INCLUDE THE AUDITOR'S REQUEST FOR A SENIOR ACCOUNT CLERK, THE COUNTY CLERK'S REQUEST, MONEY FOR THE VOLUNTEER FIRE BUDGET, WELFARE REORGANIZATION ADDITIONS, PUBLIC WORKS EQUIPMENT ADDITIONS, THE ADDITIONAL ATTORNEX IN THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE, AND PART OF THE REQUEST BY COUNTX COUNSEL.] (BOARD CONCURRED THAT THEIR ACTION, BY ADOPTING THE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE MEMO, ALLOWS THE AUDITOR THE DISCRETION TO DO IT APPROPRIATELY, IN THAT THE AMOUNTS IN THE MEMO ARE ESTIMATES AND REQUIRE REFINEMENT AND REDISTRIBUTION. THERE WILL SE OTHER REDISTRIBUTIONS AND MINOR CHANGES WILL BE NECESSARY. THESE WILL BE LISTED SEPARATELY AND INCORPORATED INTO THE RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE BUDGET) Page 180 August 24, 1983 August 24, 1983 83-739 CLOSED SESSION: The Board recessed at 9:07 a.m, for a closed session on litigation. RECONVENE: The Board reconvened at 9:28 following a closed session on litigation: (ANNOUNCEMENT: THE BOARD AUTHORIZED THE ASSESSOR TO RETAIN AN ATTORNEY TO REPRESENT HIM ON THE ACTION THAT IS BEFORE HTM - THE POTENTIAL SANCTION FOR FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH A DTSCOVERY COURT ORDER - AND WE RAVE AUTHORIZED THIS, IF TT TS DETERMINED THAT THERE IS A CONFLICT OF COUNTY COUNSEL'S OFFICE REPRESENTING HIM ON THIS MATTER. RECESS: There being nothing further before the Board at this time, the meeting was recessed until August 30, 1983, at 9:00 a.m. Page 181 August 24, 1983