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HomeMy WebLinkAboutM091074September 10, 1974 STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) SS . COUNTY OF BUTTE ) The Board of Supervisors met at 9:00 a.m. pursuant to adjournment. Present: Supervisors Cameron, Gilman, Ladd, McKillop and Chairman Madigan. Clif Nickelson, Administrative Officer, Dan Blackstock, County Counsel, and -- Clark A. Nelson, County Clerk, by Margie Catt, Board of Supervisors Clerk. Pledge of allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America 74-132b APPROVAL OF MINUTES On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Gilman and unanimously carried, the minutes of August 27, 1974 were approved as mailed. 74-1327 COMMUNICATIONS Karely Kasza, Paradise. Appeal is filed to decision of the Planning Commission ~/3.2_~ denying use permit for a beauty shop on Twin Lane. Set for hearing on October 8, 1974 at 2:00 p.m. David D. Olson, Paradise. Appeal is filed to Planning Commission notification f/aj. L Sr of violation of Butte County Code, Chapter 20. Set for hearing on October $, 1974 at 2:00 p.m. Carolyn L. Matthews, Modesto. Compensation is equested for repairs necessary ~ O d~,g' to personal automobile because of tra ersing the Skyway during construction. Discussed; see motion following communications. Jack F. Morgan, Chico. Mr. Morgan as Chairman of the Butte County Revenue Sharing ~ Advisory Committee writes regarding the opinion of one member who was / ~ Z • 2 y not at the special meeting on August 15, 1974. Discussed; no action taken at this time. Fred T. Huntington, Oroville. Mr. Huntington writes in support of smaller / / 7j,0 0 than 150 acre tracts in the Feather Falls area. Referred to afternoon hearing on this matter. Kenneth H. Leach, District Attorney. The District Attorney writes that it o O Sy appears to be no other appropriate action to be pursued in the matter / of the Magalia County Water District which was referred to him and the Grand Jury in June 1974. Discussed; no action needed. Human Care Coalition. TheCoalition is a group of social service agencies 3 D p~0 ~ from throughout Butte County and urges action Co provide access to health care for everyone in Butte County. Referred to Dr. Enloe. KIXE, TV, Channel 9. The station requests theBoard declare the week of 0 SAO ~ October 6 through October 12 as official KIXE Week because of their / tenth anniversary celebration. Referred to Administrative Offieer to write and tell them of Board's policy. Drainage District, No. I00.; The Directors of the Drainage District request / 0 O.S~ ~ the Board of Supervisors to authorize the two full time employees of the District to join the County Employees Medical Plan. Mr. Rackerby ~ explained this request. Referred to him for response at later date. City of Biggs. The City Council recommends the reappointment of Councilman William H. Thebach to serve as the City's representative on the Butte / 0 ~'1~ County Planning Commission. Discussed; this is confirmation of Board's earlier action. No action necessary at this time. Page 2340 September 10, 1974 ~egtgmhe~ J.O~ ~.9Z4; Trinity County. The County Board sends copy of their letter to Mr. Marino, p State Solid Waste Management Board, strongly supporting Butte ~0'~0 County's position re minimum standards for solid waste handling ~ ti.l•' and disposal. Discussed; no action needed. Merced County. County forwards copy of its Resolution No. 74-146 opposing ~~ p,ps Proposition 17 and in support for New Melones Project. Information only, Stanislaus County. County sends its copy of Resolution opposing Proposition 17 ~ oe,os' which would stop the New Melones Project on the Stanislaus River. Information only. County o£ Placer. The Gounty forwards its Resolution No. 74-473 endorsing ~ 0 p.o s~ legislation appropria':ing $10 million for the purchase of land in the Lake Tahoe Basin from Fibreboard. Information. Region C Criminal Justice Planning Board. The Board forwards copy of the Regional ~I ~ A Communic~ions Study Preliminary Report prepared by the R. W. Johnson / Company. Discussed. A meeting is being set up to discuss this matter. No action taken. Superior California Comprehensive Health Planning Association. The Association writes regarding the recently authorized "Emergency Medical Services Steering Committee" and requests the Board to appoint one of its members to serve on the Committee. The initial Committee meeting is scheduled for September 18, 1974. Discussed. Supervisor Cameron has been appointed a member of this committee. Sacramento District, Corps of Engineers. A copy of the draft environmental ~ d st8:~ement on the Sacramento River and Major and Minor Tributari6es ~f/ Z. is forwarded fox comments, which are requested to be received no later than October 30, 1974. Referred to George Stamm for his comments. Phillip C. Houx, attorney at law. Appeal decision of subdivision act 3csbcommittee //,3, z s' denying the certificateof compliance in regard to Mrs. Wright. Matter set for hearing on October 8th, 1974 at 2:00 p.m. Assemblyman Harold (Bizz) .1'ohnson. Writes regarding Board's letter concerning /00.~-~ mining regulations. Referred to Administrative Officer for answering. p Herbert L. Heidinger. Protests rezoning in west Chico from A-3 to A-10. ~~•3•~ To be held until this afternoon's hearing on this matter. State Solid idaste Management Board. Relative to the State's proposed minimum c~! Z~•p ~ standards. Referred to Clay Castleberry for condensation of the letter. /l3 bs nn Dowse (Davis). Appeal of decision of Subdivision Committee. Set for hearing on October 8th, 1974 at 2:00 p.m. ~en Culet. Appeals the decision of the Subdivision Committee. Set fox / ~ J'. Z•-y hearing on October 8, 1974 at 2:00 p.m. Petition for variance to provisions of Sections 19-10 and 19-12 to place a mobile home on private property, Set for hearing on September 24, 1974 at 2:00 p.m. (Wm. C. Kleisner) A. E. McCollum, Chief Engineers, Aept. of Water Resources. He enclosed a revised agreement concerning the Murphy Slough Project. Letter read and discussed. See motion following communications. Roger S. Burnham. He writes concerning the formatian of a volunteer Fire ~ ~ Cj,O J discussedcomCopy of letterrto beesentato County Counsel•andeto and Jerry Letson. County Counsel will report back to the Board on this matter. Louis Ybanez, Ord Ferry Road. He requests that the Board not approve the permit for blasting on the Sacramento River, south of the Tehama County line. `f ! Z .~ ~ Letter read and discussed. Supervisor Gilman said he understands that the blasting will damage wells in the area. Discussed; no action taken. Katherine Best Harris. She writes concerning the West Paradise injunction suit. 1 Mrs. Harris requests various items concerning this suit. She requests ~ p ." Page 235. September 10, 1°7l~. September 10, 1974 a copy of County Counsel's memoVto the Board members.` Requests discussed. Request No. 3 was discussed during executive session of the Board in June 1973; there are no minutes of the executive session. The Board stated that they would give Mrs. Harris 30 days from today regarding the intent to dismiss the injunction suit. Supervisor Ladd. He stated he had received a Celephone call about the dredging of holes in the borrow area. It is felt that these are mosquito breeding holes. A large amount of dirt has been moved in that area. It is .not known if the Fish & Game Commission was having these holes dug or not. Mr. Castleberry was requested to follow through on this and he will report back later in the matter, 74-1528 DENY CIAI_M OF CAROLYN L. MATTHEWS. MODESTO On motion of Supervisor Ladd, Seconded by Supervisor Gilman and unanimously carried, the claim of Carolyn L, Matthews, Modesto, £or repairs necessary to peBOnaI,automobile because of traversing the Skyway during construction, in the amount of $151.64, was denied and referred to County Counsel. 74-1329 ADOPT RESOLUTION 74-125 AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF HOLD HARMLESS AGREEMENT RE MURPHY SLOUGH PROJECT On motion of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and unanimously carried, Resolution 74-125 authorizing execution of hold harmless agreement regarding the Murphy Slough Project was adopted, the Chairman was authorized to sign, and excluding the request fer formation of a maintenance area, subject to County Counsel's a~lproval. 74-1330 APPROVE ADMINISTRa VE OFFICERS ITEMS Supervisor Ladd said he would like to discuss the Change Order No. 2 to remodeling contract for old library building, to provide security Locking devices and procedures for the computer room. This item deleted from Board action at this time. Amendment to regulations governing Memorial Halls discussed. Supervisor Cameron felt that it will cause some difficulty to have a set basis for the renting of these halls. He explained his feeling concerning a change to this rule. Mr. Mickelson said this rule would cause some problem until people get used to it, but he felt that the change should be approved, The secretary should receive the rent for the hall prior to the use of the building, It is to be changed to stave that the secretary will receive the rent prior to the period of use. It was felt that a rental agreement should be prepared for those who rent the hall. On motion of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and unanimously carried, the following action was taken: 1. Authorized the non-compensated maternity leave of absence for six months for Karen Ritchey, effective November 1, 1974. 2. Authorized the continued temporary assignment for acting Sgt. Imhoff, as requested by the Butte County Sheriff's Department. 3. Awarded bid for reroofing of Jggienile Ha11 to Perma-Tite Roofing of Yuba City in the amount of $3,520.00. 4. Approved agreement with Shasta County for care of juveniles and authorized the Chairman to sign. ~ 5. Approved amendment to regulations governing Memorial Halls, ~ ~ providing for prompt payments for rents and fees for janitorial services. f ~ Page 236. 7 September 10, 1974 _September_10,_1974 6. Approved the request of Dr. Erlingheuser for two persons to attend the California Department of Health, Health and Training Resources Center courses for DCRC counselors. Only expenses involved for both persons would be mileage of $30.00. Course runs from October 15 through October 17, 1974; and approved budget transfer from the reserve of $400.00 to account 43g- Poard authorized travel in the LAFCO budget, to allow all five of tLe LAFCO members plus the staff person to allow them to travel to the Annual LAF'CO Conference. 7. Approved agreement with the State Department of Education for processing of library catalog cards and authorized the Chairman to sign. 8. Approved agreement with the State Department of Education for processing books and authorized the Chairman to sign. 74-1331 DISCUSSION: MERIT SYSTEM: PLACEMENT OF AMENDMENT TO CHARTER ON NOVEMBER BALLOT Draft language concerning the amendment to theButte County Charter, which would permit the Board to establish a standardized Merit System for all employees, has been prepared. A decision is necessary concerning the placement of this amendment on the November ballot. Jim Rackerby, Personnel Director, was present to answer any questions that the Board members might have concerning this matter. Placement of the amendment on the November ballot was discussed at this time. Mr. Blackstock explained the procedure that would have to be followed. An ordinance would have to be adopted in order to consolidate this election with the November election. Appointment and removal of department heads discussed. Discussed the warding that would cover the department heads. No action taken at this time. RECESS: 1D:00 RECONVENED: 10:15 Mr. Rackerby stated that County Counsel is working on a draft of new language to be included within the Ordinance. Action to be taken Later in the day. 74-1332 APPROVE CHANGE ORDER '_d~'. 2 TO REMODELING CONTRACT FOR OLD LIBRARX BUILDING. Hank Hindery, Data Processing Director, was present to explain the change order to remodeling contract for old library building. George S. Candy & Son, contractor, have presented Change Order No. 2 in the increasing amount o£ $551.50 to provide security locking devices and procedures for the computer room. Supervisor Laddts question was, do these locks give any better security than the other locks. Mr. Hindery felt they did and explained the reason for these locks. He said he would like to have the ability to immediately be able to change a lock at any time. He explained who would have access to the computer room. Change of locks discussed. He stated that only authorized personnel will be allowed to go through this locked door. Mr. Hindery feels that security is necessary at this computer room location. On motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor Cameron and unanimously carried, Change Order No. 2 to the contract with George S. Tandy & Son for remodeling of old Butte County Library building, in the increasing amount of $551.50, was approved and the Chairman was authorized to sign. Page 237. September 10, 1974 September 10,_I974 - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 74-1333 APPROVE MENTAL HEALTH AGREEMENTS: ADOPT RESOLUTION 74-i2b APPROVING AGREEMETT WITH CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY CHICO On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and unanimously carried, the following action was taken: 1. Approved amendment to the agreement between Butte County and Chico ABC Ambulance Service for paraprofessional services and authorized the Chairman to sign. 2. Approved Agreement No. 5037 ~~ith California State University, Chico, adopted resolution 74-126 approving agreement under which Mental Health provides up to 13 hours a week of psychiatric consultant services to the University and the Chairman was authorized to sign. 3. Approved the agreement between Butte County Department o£ Public Health and Butte County Mental Health Services to provide counseling services for the Drug Control Resource Center and the Chairman was authorized to sign. 4. Approved agreement with Chico Community Memorial Hospital for provisions of medical care for psychiatric patients and the Chairman was authorized to sign. 5. Approved agreement with the Bridge~f Chico, Inc. and the Chairman was authorized to sign. 1 b. Approved agreement with Feather River Opportunity Center for rehabilitative services and the Chairman was authorized to sign. 7p Approved agreement with Chico ABC Ambulance Service for parapro- fessional services and authorized the Chairman to sign. 8. Approved contract with Childress Home Society for provision of youth crisis services and authorized the Chairman to sign. 9. Approved agreement with Chico Work Training Center, Inc, for provision of psychiatric rehabilitative services and the Chairman was authorized to sign. Dr. Enloe explained the-agreement between Butte Cnunty Department of Public Health and Butte County Mental Health Services. This was previously funded under CCCJ. It is not a contract for mental health to provide help to the Drug Program. Supervisor Ladd asked how long it has been since the County had an evaluation of the contract with Childress Home Society. Contract discussed. 74-1334 APPROVE FILING OF PRE-APPLICATION FOR EDA GRANT FOR FRONTAGE ROAD NEAR LOUISIANA PACIFIC PLANT. Bob Nicholson, Development Commission Director, requests Board approval to file pre-application for EDA grant to build a frontage road near Louisia~s~ Pacific Plant. Mr. Nicholson explained the pre-application. He stated that Louisiana Pacific would provide 40% of the funds for this road. Request discussed. On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and unanimously carried, the filing of pre-application for EDA grant for frontage road near Louisiana Pacific Plant was approved. Page 238. September I0, I974 September 10, 1974 74-1335 ADOPT RESOLUTION 74-127 AMENDING RESOLUTION 74-124 FIXING TA% RATES IN THE COUNTX OF BUTTE A resolution has been prepared amending Resolution 74-124 fixing tax rates in the County of Butte. The recalculation of the Oroville Elementary School District rate because of their budget containing a clerical error changes the rate £rom $1,621 to $1.717 per $100 of assessed valuation. On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and unanimously carried, Resolution 74-I27 amending Resolution 74-124 fixing tax rates in the County of Butte was adopted and the Chairman was authorized to sign. 74-1336 APPROVE EXTENSION AND MODIFICATION OF AGREEMENT BETWEEN COUNTY OF SHASTA AND COUNTY OF BUTTE FOR MAINTENANCE OF PRI50NERS IN NORTHERN CALIF. REGIONAL REHABILITATION CENTER On motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and unanimously carried, the extension and modification of agreement between the County of Shasta and County of Butte for maintenance of prisoners in Northern California Regional Rehabilitation Center was approved and the Chairman was authorized to sign. 74-1337 ADOPT RESOLUTION 74-128 OPPOSING PROPOSED RATE iNCIEEASE BY CALIFORNIA WATER SERVICE COMPANY Dan Blackstock, County Counsel, presented a resolution opposing proposed rate increase by California Water Service Company. It was felt that County Counsel should attend the hearing regarding this matter. City of Oroville is making a strong protest to this rate increase and it was felt that County Counsel should coordinate his efforts with the City of Oroville. On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and unanimously carried, Resolution 74-128 opposingrroposed rate increase by California Water Service Company was adopted, Chairman was authorized to sign and County Counsel was authorized to work with the City of Oroville on a formal protest for presentation at the hearing of this matter. 74-1338 ADOPT RESOLUTION 74-129 REGARDING CONSERVATION AGREEMENTS On motion of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and unanimously carried, Resolution 74-129 regarding conservation agreements was adopted and the Chairman was authorized to sign. 74-1339 PUBLIC WORKS ITEMS APPROVED: RESOLUTIONS 74-130 74-131 and 74-132 ADOPTED On motion of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and unanimously carried, the following action was taken: 1. Approved the joint-use agreement with the Reclamation Board for work at the River Road washout and near Scotty`s at River Road and Sacramento Avenue and authorized the Chairman to sign. 2. Acceptd the road and drainage improvements at Lori Gardens Subdivision and Lassen Park Subdivision and released the performance and labor & materials bonds. 3. Approved agreement for sale, authorized the Chairman to sign and authorized the Auditor to issue warrant upon demand of County's escrow agent for the following: Skyway 51261-71-I P. Guerra 0.059 ac. $3825 - No impr. 92otal $3825 Page 239. September 10, 1974 _____=~~V~_V ___September 10,,1974____=______~_ 4. Adopted Resolution 74-130 authorizing acquisition of a storm drain easement by eminent domain (Skyway A,D. ~~1) necessary for construction cf a storm drain in Paradise and authorized the Chairman to sign. 5. Authorized the Chairman to sign grant deed conveying a 3.2 faot wide strip of land to Sack Mamich et ux as a condition of a right of way agreement (East Avenue 57192-70-1, Pcl. 50). 6. Approved Change Order No, 1, Skyway Project 512b1-71-1, in the increasing amount of $1,031.93 which provides for increasing the height of and modifying a retaining wall required to keep fill material away from Palos Verde Motel and authorized the Chairman to sign. 7. Adopted Resolution 74-131 declaring through highway-Railroad Avenue, Palermo and authorized the Chairman to sign. 8. Accepted the work of Butte Creek Rock Co., Inc. for the Cohasset Road Project No. 61201-71-~, between 1.4 miles and 2.0 miles northeast of Keefer Road, authorized the Chairman to sign the Notice of Completion and instructed the Clerk to record said Notice of Completion with the Gounty Recorder. 9. Adopted Resolution 74-132 authorizing execution of County-State Agreement No. 32 FAS Project RS-1523(5) & RS-1524(1) re Pentz Road & Pentz- Magalia FAS Project, and authorized the Chairman to sign. 10. Approved the letter to Harry L. Parrish, DOT re transportation system, in answer to Mr. Parrish's letter of August 14, 19740 74-1340 DISCUSSION: REQUEST FROM CHICO NEIGHBORHOOD HEALTH CENTER TO WAIVE CURB AND GUTTER_ REQUIREMENTS Clay Castleberry, Director of Public Works, presented the request from Chico Neighborhood Health Center to waive curb and gutter requirements. The Center states that they have no money for the improvements. The Center is located at 2225 Elm St., Chico. Request discussed; put over one week to have a representative from City of Chico present. 74-1341 APPROVE LOW BID FOR HOUSE ON FOSTER & BUSHMAN ROAD. PARADISE Discussed the bid for the surplus house and Foster and Bushman Road, Paradise. Supervisor Cameron could not believe that the County had received only one bid for this house. He reported on his study of the matter. On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and unanimously carried, the house on Foster and Bushman Road, Paradise, was declared surplus and the low bid from Fred E. Wilkinson was accepted in the amount of $1,500 house, $200 for the garage. 74-1342 PUBLIC HEARING SET: BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION INITIATED- EXTENSION OF INTERIM ZONE TO REZONE TO S-2 SOUTH OF SYCAMORE CREEK, EAST OF COHASSET ROAD. WEST OF WILDWOOD AVE. CHICO A public hearing was set for October 8, 1974 at 2:00 p.m. on the Butte County Planning Commission initiated-extension of interim zone to rezone to S-2 south of Sycamore Creek, east of Cohasset Rd., west of Wildwood Ave., Chico. 74-1343 DISCUSSION: REPORT ON SAMMY & LINDA WADDELL USE PERMIT FOR SIDING STABLE-YEARLY REVIEW BY BOARD Jim Lawson, Planning Director, reported on the Sammy & Linda Waddell use permit for riding stable. The Planning Commission held a hearing to consider revocation or modification of the permit, They found that one of Page 240, September 10, 1974 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _September_10,=1974= _ - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ the conditions had not been complied with. They gave the Waddells up to October 17th to comply with this condition and continued their hearing, They also discussed the matter of horses that the Waddells are allowed to keep on the property. Tt would appear that that the Waddells are in fault but the Planning Commission cannot make a finding in that regard. Mr. Lawson explained the situation of the use of tl~e horses. This matter is still before Planning and they have continued their hearing to October I7th. Matter referred back to Planning Commission and .County Counsel to review the matter of violation of use of the horse on this property. No Board action needed at this time. 74- 134 TENTATIVE PARCEL MAPS RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAL: APPROVED Tentative Parcel maps recommended for approval discussed. The map of Loyd Cadwalader, AP 55-~71-139, discussed. The County had suggested that the driveway might have to be moved. Mr. Castleberry explained this matter. This has been discussed with Mr. Cadwalader and he has agreed that their might be some alternatives concerning the location of the driveway. Mr. Castleberry requested that the condition No. 4 concerning the driveway location be removed from this map. Supervisor Gilman requested that the Henry P. & Gretchen Stoepplewerth map be deleted this week and placed back on the agenda for next week, in order that he could view this property. Request approved. On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Cameron and unanimously carried, the tentative parcel maps recommended for approval were approved, subject to the conditions, and with the note that negative environmental impact reports have been filed: Zoned A-2 Cadwalader, Loyd, AP 55-01--139, 2 lots, both sides of Honeyrun Rd., southwest of Paradise. Surveyor: Walter Grimes Pursuant to the requirements of Section 20.3 of the Butte County Code, the tentative parcel map of the above property has been reviewed by the Butte County Subdivision Committee and the Planning Commission. mhe Subdivision Committee and the Planning Commission recommends approval of the map, subject to the following conditions: 1. Provide a 100 ft. septic tank free setback line measured from high water line. 2. Deed to the County of Butte 30 ft. right-of-way measured from the centerline of the road. 3. Indicate a 50 ft. building setback line measured from the centerline of the road. 4. Change location of entrance to mobile home park to provide adequate sight distance. A Negative Declaration Regarding Environmental Review was filed with the County Clerk on July 29, 1974. Page 241. September 10, 1474 _ _ _ ~ T T = _ _ _ ~ LL ~ -September_10,_1974 _~ _ _ _ - = W - _ ~ W ~ _ _ Zoned A-2 & A-3 walker, Carl L., AP 25-16-11, 3 lots, both sides of Hwy. 70, north of Cox Ln., near Palermo. Surveyor: Gary Lippincott Pursuant td the requirements of Section 20.3 of the Butte County Code, the tentative parcel map of the above property has been reviewed by the Butte County Subdivision Committee and the Planning Commission. The Subdivision Committee and the Planning Commission recommends approval of the map, subject to the following conditions: 1. Indicate a 55 ft. building setback line measured from the centerline of the road. 2. Provide a 100 ft. setback 'ins measured from the high water line . 3. Delieneate Feather River Floodway on map. A Negative Declaration Recrarding Environmental Review was filed with the County Clerk on August 5, 197. caned ~ac~ :~t~zinson ~ ~' dung. ~~ ~~ ~-19~ lots ofP north Bide. of Ste ~f~r Rd:' eas Skyway, Paradise. Su~eyar~ t~a~-. ~3,ppincott .« Pursuant to the requirements of Socto» ,2t).3 of the ~3utte County Cod~e~ the tentative par~~l map of the above pr+~perty has bean reviewed by the Butte County SubdivieiPr~..Committee and the Planning Commission. The Subdivision Committee and :the Planning Commission recommends approval of the map, subject to the Following conditions= 1. Yerify legal access. 2, Construct the road to RS8 LD2 sttandax~ds. 3• Provide a non-exclusive easement .statement. ~i. Execute a maintenance agreement. 5• Provide 1 ft. no-access strips on Pinion. The Planning Commission has proposed zoning to-TMs for this area. A iVega,tive Doclaration Regardi Environmera'~a..l Irnc~ ~~as riled erith _ ~tha County Clerk ora J'caly ~® 19'4. Page 242. September 10, 1974 September. l0, 1974 Zoned A-2_Ltd. Ben & Jean Filer, AP 50-140-24, 2 lots, approx. 1100' east of Clark Rd., at the east end of cypress Ln., Paradis`e: Engineer: McCain Assoc. Pursuant to the requirements of Section 20.3 of the Butte Cowzty Cede, the tentative map of the above property has been reviewed by the Butte County Subdivision Committee and the Planning Commission . The Subdivision Committee and the Planning Commission recommends approval of the map, subject to the following conditions: 1. verify legal access. 2. Deed to the County of Butte 40 f_t, right-of-wav measured from the centerline of Pentz-P•7agalia Hwy. 3. Indicate a 55 f_t, building setback line measured from the centerline of Pentz Magali_a Hwy, 4. Access easement alignment to be reialirned to provide sicht distance on Clark Rd, } 74-1345 APPROVE CLOSING OF PLANNING DEPARTMENT ONE DAY TO MOVE Mr. Lawson said he would like permission to close-his department for one day as they are moving and they do not have any arrangements for their telephones. He said his staff did not have regular places for their desks or telephones and the place was upset. On motion of SupervisorMeKillop, seconded by Supervisor Gilman and unanimously carried, the Board authorized the closing of Planning Department for one day to allow the moving of this department and for the moving of the telephones; county personnel was authorized to make the move. 74-1346 APPEARANCE: .TEAK PRATT, OROVILLE ADDITIONAL WATER INTO FEATHER RIVER .Teen Pratt, Oroville, appeared as a member of the Feather River Parks and Recreation District, to discuss the increased flow of water into the Feather River. She read a prepared statement concerning the request for Board support of the Feather River Enhancement Project. She called the Board's attention to a 8-year agreement that provides for water flow into the Feather River. This is the last year of the agreement. She feels that now is the time for the people in this area to let the State know that the people want a greater flaw of water into the Feather River. Mrs. Pratt thanked the Board for going on record of support of the Feather River Enhancement Project. She requested that the Board Support the request for a larger flow of water into the Feather River, requesting that a letter or resolution be sent to the State requesting that the flow of water be greater than that at present. Request discussed. On motion of Supervisor Mc'_~i11op, seconded by Supervisor Gilman and unanimously carried, County Counsel was instructed to write a letter to the Resources Agency of California, indicating the need for a greater flow of water into the Feather River, and that copies of ':his letter be sent to the County's representatives at the State level. Pam 243. September 10, 1974 Septen ber 10, 1974 74-I3~:•7 APPEARANCE: MR. JOHN JURDiGAN, OROVILLE Mr. Jurdigan, Oroville, reported that on the last day of May he decided to sell his house. This property transaction went through the Planning Commission, due to the splitting of the property, and as to this date, he does not have his permit. There is a big backlog at this department. Complaint discussed. Mr. Castleberry requested that this man give him his name and he would handle this problem. No Board action. Supervisor Ladd said that in connection to this problem, the FHA states that they will withdraw their offer if these permits are not handled quickly. He feels that these matters hould have priority and be handled quicker than they are doing at the present. Mr. Castleberry will inform this department that these matters will be handled on a priority basis. 74-1348 ADOPT Q~DINANCE N0. 1481 CALLING AND PROVIDING FOR A SPECIAL COUNTY CHARTER ELECTION: REGARDING MERIT SYSTEM Jim Rackerby, Personnel Director, stated that a change has been made in the documents concerning tl_e standarized Merit System for all County employees. The State has advised him that thc~oard could exempt certain employees from the Merit System; he set out the employees that could be exempt. The Merit System should include .ali positions except those specifically exempt by the Board of Supervisors. Mr. Rackerby set out the language that should be included in th~Charter amendment. He feels that i.t would cover all the exemptions and the Board's intent. ". County Counsel said this met with his approval. On motion of Supervisor McRillop, seconded by Supervisor Gilman and unanimously carried, the Board approved the proposed Charter amendments concerning the Merity System, adopted Ordinance No. 1481 calling and providing for a special county Ctzarter Election for the purpose of submitting to the qualified electors of said County the proposition of whether or not certain specified amendments of the Charter should be approved and consolidating said sgecial County Charter Amendment election with the State General Election to be held on November 5, 1974 and authorized the Chairman to sign. 74-1349 ADOPT RESOLUTION 74-133, CONSOLIDATING THE SPECIAL COUNTY CHARTER ELECTION.W_I__T7i THE_GENERAL ELECTION TO BE HELD NOVEMBER 5, 1474 On motion o~$upervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor Cameron and unanimously carried, Resolution 74-133 consolidating the special County Charter Election with the General election to be held November 5, 1974 was adopted and the Chairman was authorized to sign. 74-1350 DISCUSSION: REQUEST BY PROBATION OFFICER TO RECONSIDER BOARD ACTION ON BUDGET RE TWO JUVEY~LE HALL SUPERVISOR POSITIONS Clif Mickelson, Administrative Officer, stated that the Probation Officer was unable to be present at this time to explain his request that the Board reconsider their action on the budget regarding two juvenile hall supervisor positions. Mr. Nissen requests that these positions be moved over from man-power employees to regular positions. Mr. Rackerby stated that during budget discussions, the Board authorized these positions to be filled by man-power funds, Mr. Rackerby set out the background of the positions and ?pow they had been filled. He stated that Operation Main Stream expired last Friday and two of these positions are now vacant. Page 244. September 10, 1974 __~~____====-W= September_10,~1974=__=_______ Request discussed. Work at the Hall discussed. Supervisor Gilman said he did not think that any Board action was required; the direction at budget time will stand. Supervisor Cameron said that he would like in the future to have these matters put in writing. He does not believe in knocking people out of jobs. RECESS: 12:00 RECONVENED: 1:30 74-1351 ADOPT RESOLUTION 74-134 SETTING HEARING FOR FORBESTOWN CEMETERY Dan Blackstock, County Counsel, said that the Board will recall they heard a delegation from the Forbestown area requesting that theBoard look into the matter of the old cemetery at Forbestown. These ladies have been in to his office and they have discussed this matter. The Board of Supee-~risors in 1934 accepted a deed to this cemetery. The matter of the care and maintenance discussed. This group is interested in declaring this as a Memorial Cemetery. If this were declared a Memorial Cemetery, then there could be no further burials at the cemetery. County Counsel stated that a hearing would have to be held on this matter. This could be posted rather than published. On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Gilman and unanimously carried, Resolution 74-134 setting hearing for the Forbestown Cemetery hearing as November 19, 1974 at 2:00 p.m. was adopted and the Chairman was authorized to sign. 74-1352 CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMENTS TO PALERMO COMMUNITY CENTER ADVISORY COMMITTEE On motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and unanimously carried, the Board confirmed the appointments to Palermo Community Center Advisory Committee as follows: Lillian Brown, Palermo Improvement Club; George Engasser, representing Palermo Youth Group Mary Tompkins, representing Dar Da Nell ,ik299 Degree of Pocahontas Bonnie White, representing Pomona Grange Frank Myers, representing Senior Citizen's Group Merl Henry, representing Volunteer Fire Department Frank Rickey, representing E.O.C. Robert Rabe, member at large - Secretary Robert AIIen, member at large 74-1353 APPOINTMENTS OR REAPPOINTMENTS TO VARIOUS COMMITTEES AND COMMISSIONS APPROVE APPOINTMENT TO PINE CREEK CEMETERY BOARD Appointments or reappointments to various committees and commissions discussed. There are quite a few vacancies. Vacancies on the Tree Removal Committee discussed. Supervisor Gilman objected to the appointment in question. Make-up of the committee discussed, Meeting of the committee discussed. Appointment put over one week. Appointments to the other committees and commissions set out and discussed. Appointments put over one week, with the exception of the following: On motion of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and unanimously carried, the following were re-appointed as members of the Pine Creek Cemetery Board of Trustees, for terms of four years: Wayne Yuhnke Elwin A. Roney page 245. Caleb Baker September 10, 1974 _____________~5eptember_10,_1974 ________~~~ AST 74-1354 DISCUSSION: COMMENT ON STATE GENERAL PLAN GUIDELINES Administrative Officer explained the matter of comment on State General Plan Guidelines that had been carried forward from a previous meeting. A response to the comment is needed. Planning Department has responded to this comment; contents of the response explained. Guidelines explained. County Counsel read the guideline concerning that matter of the zoning ordinances being consistent with the General Plan. Matter discussed; no action taken. 74-1355 DISCUSSION: LETTER FROM CHARS LACHMAN CONCERNING ADJOINING MOBILE HOME PARK Supervisor Cameron felt that the letter from Charles Lachman should be discussed. Mr. Lachman complains of the other mobile home park next to his park; lee feels that a fence should be required. Letter read and discussed. County Counsel recommended sending this man an amended use permit. The Commission felt that the applicant should build a fence at this park. The Soard felt that if is was the intent of the Planning Commission that a fence be built, then it should be a condition on the permit. Planning Department was requested to send this man a amended use permit. 74-1356 CQ~t1UATI0N OF PUBLIC HEARING: REZONING OF FEATHER FALLS AREA TO TM-160 The continuation of the public hearing of the rezoning of Feather Falls Area to TM-160 *vas held at this time. Jim Lawson, Planning Director, set out comments concerning this rezoning. At the last hearing, the discussion hinged on one property owner-the Lousiana Pacific Corporation. He did not think it was proper to keep referring to one property owner in the area. Area involved set out. Mr. Lawson ha.3 sent a memo to the Board members concerning the TM series. Range of uses set out and explained under the TM series. Hearing opened to the public. Appearing: 1. Priscilla Hanford, member of the Planning Commission. She set out comments as a member of the Feather Falls study committee and as a member of the Planning Commission. She set out the background of the study made and the recommendation of the zoning for the area. She hoged that the Board will carefully consider the land as a resource base. 2. Mr. Irv. Schiffinan„ speaking on behalf of the Yahi Group of the Sierra Club. He is a Professor of Political. Science at Chico. This group feels that the TM-160 is appropriate zoning for the Feather Falls area. 3. Mr. Dave Lantis, Chico. He presented a short petition supporting the zoning of Feather Falls area ~; a TM-160 zone. 4, Mr. Seth Derish, a member of the Board of Directors of the Associated Students of Chico State University, appeared in favor of the rezoning to TM-160. 5. Mr. David Gallo, member of the Economic Department at Chico, aFpcaring in favor of the rezoning. 6. Mr. Elmer Ames, President of Oroville Industrial Development Corp, appeared in opposition to the rezoning. 7. Mrs. Bernadine Guyton, Chico, speaking for the Butte County League of Women voters, appeared in favor of the rezoning. 8. Mr. .Tim Farley, Mitchell Avenue, Oroville, appeared in opposition. Page 246. September I0, 1974 September 10,_1974 _ _ _ _ _ _ - _ _ _ _ 9. Mr. Phil Woods, San Francisco, owner of land in the Feather Fa11s area, appeared in favor of the rezoning. RECESS: 3:05 RECONVENED: 3:15 Continuation of the hearing. 10. John Luvaas, representing the landowners of the Feather Falls area. He read a prepared statement concerning their feelings on the rezoning. The residents of the area favor the rezoning. He read a statement given to the tenants of the developer in the area. He showed pictures of the Louisiana- Pacific chipping operation of tan oak. He agreed that there were problems caith the TM zone as written. He would recommend that the Board adopt an interim TM-l60 zone and send the permanent zoning for the area back to the Planning Com<c€ission for restudy. 11. dam Fortino, Chico. He spoke in opposition to Mr. Luvaas's statements and ~_n opposition to the rezoning. 12. Ray Leonard, Oroville, appearing as an individual and not as attorney for the developer. He set out his thinking concerning the rezoning. 13. Mr. Jim DeLaVerne, Paradise. He felt the Board shouid set a day apart from their regular meeting day for this type hearing. 14. Ben Terry, Director of the Chamber of Commerce. He spoke in favor of the Curry Development in Feather Fa11s. 15. Leslie Sidle, Oroville. She spoke in opposition to Mr. Leonard's statements. 16. Mrs. Richard F. Smith. She spoke in favor of the rezoning to TM-160. 17. Michael McDaniel. 'He asked if the rezoning would allow mobile homes in the area and, if so, then this would bring in more Welfare recipients. 1$. Roy Alston, Feather Fa11s. He spoke in favor of the rezoning. 19. Mr. Jim Kennemier, Oroville. He asked Mr. Lawson about pre-existing uses up in that area. He was told that the County would honor pre-existing uses. 20. Mrs. Gail Nelson, Valley View Drive, Oroville. She questioned the Board about the removal of timber in the area; she felt that the owners could ruin the proper:.y in the area by stripping it of timber. 21. Mrs. Iamme Elan, Feather Fa11s, speaking in favor of the rezoning. 22. Harold Moore, Feather Falls, speaking in favor of the rezoning. 23. Bruce Stiles, landowner in the area; he spoke in favor of the rezoning. Hearing closed to the public and confined to the Board for consideration. Time spent ddscussing th P ge p247 d rezoning and the area to be zoned. September 10, 1974 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _September=10,=1974 = _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Classification of the soil in the area discussed. Supervisor McKillop stated that this area is in his district. He feels that the TM-160 zoning for this area is unrealistic. He thinks the County should go back to the General Plan and bring the area into an area that it should be in. He said he was thinking of an area that would be more restrictive than the TM-160. He is not a "no-growth" man. He explained his thinking concerning the rezoning for this area. Supervisor Ladd felt that the land should stay in timber production. Supervisor Cameron felt that the area around Feather Fails could be developed. He said he would rather return this matter to the Planning Commission to return with the type zoning suggested by Supervisor McKillop. County Counsel stated that the County has to have the open space element in the~General Plan. The Board cannot authorize anything that conflicts with the General Plan. Time spent discussing the zoning and action that should be taken by the Board. It was suggested that the matter be put over one week to give County Counsel time to come up with a recommendation on how this could be handled. On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and unanimously carried, action on the Feather Falls rezoning to TM-160 was put over one week, with the request that County Counsel and Planning study this matter and bring back a recommendation to t11e Board. Chairman Madigan requested that Mr. Lawson and Mr. Blackstock place a summary in the Board's packe+t on how this matter could be handled. Mr. Blackstock said he would summarize the action that this Board could take, and that he would meet with Mr. Lawson to discuss the matter. 74-1357 PUBLIC HEARING: BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION INITIATED REZONE OF THE MAGALIA-DE SABLA WATERSHED AREA FROM A-2 TO PQ, TM-1,TM-2zf TM-5, TM-10, TM-20,- TM-40 and TM-160 The public hearing on the Butte County Planning Commission initiated rezone o€ the Magalia-LeSabla watershed area from A-2 to PQ, TM-1, TM-2'~, TM-5, TM-10, TM-20, TM-40 and TM-160 was held at this time, as advertised. Jim Lawson, Planning Director, summarized the background of this matter. He explained the study of the watershed that was made in the area. Hearing opened to the public. Appearing: 1. Mr. Lester Johnson, Fickett Lane, Paradise. He said he would like to have all of his land zoned as TM-l. 2. Mrs. Marjorie Cox, Paradise and Magalia. She stated that Mr. Johnson`s property adjoins her property. She requested TM-1 zoning for her property. She set out the various parcels of land owned by her and requested that they all be zoned TM-1. 3. Mrs. Fairclo~h, Magalia. She said she was concerned about this zoning and the property of Mrs. Cox; she felt that the Board should take into consideration a road maintenance agreement for Mrs. Cos property. 4. Phil Mace, attorney at law, Paradise. He appeared for Mrs. Elsie M. Cunnings. He set out the area owned by his client, Her Page 248. September 10, 1974 ---------=====September=10,,1974 __-__________-____ property has been divided into four parcels. He said he would recommend that the Board study this area further. 5. Priscilla Hanford. She set out points regarding the rezoning of this area. The Flanning Commission did consider the land use of this area. She set out points Chat she fe1C should be covered. 6. Mrs. Elsie Cunning. She said she would have to take this to a higher court if this Board did not consider her request as she would like to be able to sell her property if she desired to in the future. She would like her property zoned as TM-1 or TM-2. Hearing closed to the public and confined to the Board for consideration, Mr, Blackstock felt that the key issue at this time is the use of the land. The Board has a right to zone on density of use, Mr. Blackstock feels that the comments made by Brian Rix in his letter regarding TM zoning would be applicable in this rezoning issue. Zoning proposed for the area discussed. Supervisor Cameron said he would like to see the Planning Commission take another look at this zoning proposal, considering the information presented at this Nearing, and determine if there isn't a better way to go. He would alsa like to look at the Burkland property on Steiffer Road. On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and unanimously carried, this res.®ning proposal was put over to Tuesday, September 17th, 1974, to give Supervisor Cameron an opportunity to look at the Burkland property. 74-1358 PUBLIC REARING: BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION 1NITIATID REZONE OF THE WEST CHICO AREA FROM A-R, RT-1, A-2, A-3, to M-1, R-1, S-2 and A-3, A-10, A-20 and A-40 2'he ';aual,~c= t~ar#n~.~of the butte County Planning Commission initiated rezo*a o£ the-T~Test Chico area fro~:~-R, RT-1, A-2, A-3, to M-1, R-l, S-2 and A-3, A-10, A-20 and A-110 was held as advertised. Jim Lawson summarized the proposed rezoning, explaining the Planning Commission's recommendation in this matter, Area involved set out and explained. Planning Commission recommended approval of this rezoning on a vote of 8-1 in favor. This rezoning conforms with the General Plan of both the City of Chico and the County of Butte. It is prime agriculture soil, Hearing opened to the public. Appearing: 1, Mr. Charles Harvey, Oak Park Ave. He stated that the main issue to him has to do with any major increase in development in this area, He is concerned with the safety of his children, He appeared in favor of the rezoning, 2, Mr. Roy U11. He stated he has lived in Chico for over 60 years. He requested that his property be excluded from the rezoning and left as zoned (an A-R district), 3. John Morehead. He set out the background of his property, Some of `the acreage in this area has been in the Morehead family for over 100 years, In these days, it isxnot-aeonomical].y feasible to farm 10 acres. He requested that he be deleted from this rezoning, He would like A-R zoning for this area. _,_ Page 249. September 10, 194 _______~_____September 1021974_____TT=_=_~_ ~. Mr. Dave Lantis, Oak Park Ave, He supports this rezoning. 5. Mac Hill, Oak Park Ave. He agreed with Mr. U11 and opposed the rezoning. 6, John Stutz, Ciuico. He explained his thinking regarding this rezoning. He presented a petition signed by 13 property owners opposing this rezoning of S-2 on Oak Park Avenue. 7, Mr, Reno Ricci, Chico. He has 10 acres adjoining the City of Chico, He has replaced his trees and he stated it takes a lot of money to grow a new orchard. He said he would be farming for the next few years. 8, John Robinson, Dayton Road. He explained his reason for wanting this area to.'-remain in 10 acre parcels, 9, Mr. Bill Priel, Chico, He set out the background concerning the zoning for his property, He favored the M-2 zoning for his property, Hearing closed to the public and confined to the Board. Supervisor Gilman stated that this area was in his district, He said he was not sure that he agreed with the S-2 zoning; maybe it should be S-1, He asked County Counsel if the Board could do something with the south end of this rezoning. County Counsel explained what the Board could do; he recommended that Supervisor GiLnan not participate in the vote on the A-40 zoning. Rezoning discussed, On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and carried, the first reading of the rezoning to A-~14 Qrdi~;ax~ce was waived. Supervisor Gilman abstained from voting. On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Cameron and unanimously carried, the first reading of the ordinance rezoning the portion of the area to M-1 District was waived. On motion of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and unanimously carried, the first reading of the ordinance rezoning that portion of the area as a A-3 District was:~rraived, On motion of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor Cameron and unanimously carried, the first reading of the ordinance rezoning the portion of the area designated as an A-2© District was. waived. Supervisor Gilman said he would like to think about the S-2 zoning. He suggested that the S-2 and the A-10 rezoning be sent back to the Planning Commission for study, with the reco~unendation that he would like them to consider coming down Rose Avenue for the A-10 rezoning. S-2 and A-10 rezoning sent back to Planning and continued for one week, On motion of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and unanimously carried, the first reading of the ordinance designating the R-1 district was waived, 74-1~~9 PUBLIC_HEARING: BOYD F. BICE-APPEAL OF DENIAL OF USE PERMIT: ~t0 ACTION The public hearing for the Boyd F, Bice appeal. of denial of use permit was placed on the agenda by mistake, No action necessary. Page 250. September 10, 197+ 7~-1360 PITBLTC HEARING: THOMAS & NELUA FERGUSON-REZONE FROM A-2 to S-1 FOR PROPERTY ON EAST SIDE OF LARKTN ROAD SOUTH OF ANS-REIMER A GR The public hearing on the Thomas & Nelda Ferguson rezoning from A-2 to S-1 for property on east side of Larkin Road, south of brans-Reimer Road, Gridley, was held as advertised. Mr. Lawson set out the background of this rezoning. The Planning Commission has recommended the deletion of the Locative property. Rezoning discussed, Hearing opened to the public. Appearing in favor: no one. Appearing in opposition: no one. Hearing closed to the public and confined to the Board. Supervisor Ladd stated that because of some question of this matter, he would like to defer action on this for one week. Matter conta.nued one week as a closed hearing. 7~-1361 PUBLTC HEARING: JULIA KELLY APPEAL OF CONDITIONS TO TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP CONDITIONS (CONTINUED FROM AUGIIST 27. 19'74) The continuation of the public hearing of the Julia Kelly appeal of conditions to tentative parcel map conditions was held at this time. Mr. Castleberry gave a run down on the conditions. A parcel map has been filed creating three parcels. There is a right-of-way proposed that would be an extension of Elliott Road. He would recommend that one-half of the street section be improved. He feels that the Elliott Road extension is needed. The developer does not feel that this should be developed. Mr. Castleberry explained his recommendation. He stated that the road did not have to be physically built at this tame; the right-of-way should be reserved for this improvement for the road. The developer should guarantee that the right-of-way would be there, Recommendation of N1r. Castleberry discussed. Hearing opened to the public. Appearing: Mr. William Spruance, attorney at law, representing Mrs. Kelly. He set out the basis for the proposed land division. The extension of Elliott road was improved by the existing subdivision on the opposite side of the road from Mrs. Kelly. The reason that Mrs. Kelly has requested him to appear is that the request to improve this right-of-way to County's standards is not reasonable. There are only two parcels that would use this right-of-way. He requested that the Board approve their suggestion of supplying a graveled and oiled road for these parcels. He felt this type road would be adequate for these parcels, Mrs, Ke11y stated that there is interest by a Church in using this property; they would have no plans to build on this lot for the present, They would be satisfied with the type road proposed. Mr. Spruance filed the letter from the Church with the Clerk. Supervisor Cameron stated he had looked at the site. There is a lane down to the property. He would suggest that the parcel map be approved with the change to Condition No. ~ to read that the road would be built as a 20' graveled and oiled road. Tt was suggested that Mrs. Kelly build one~half of the street to the property line of Lot 3 as a paved road. Mrs. Ke11y stated she could not afford to pave this road, Fage 251. September 10, 1974 = W = _ _ _ _ _ = _ _ _ _ _ ~eptamher 1.0,. 1.94_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Mr. Spruance requested that this hearing be continued for one week. Hearing continued to Tuesday, September 17, 1974. 74-1362 CONTINUATION OF HEARING OF BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION INITIATED REZONING OF LAKE MADRONE AREA FROM A-2_to_TM-1 and TN-5 The continuation of hearing of Butte County Planning Commission initiated rezoning of Lake Madrone area from A-2 to TM-1 and TM-5 was continued to Tuesday, September 17, 1974 at 2:00 as the first item on the hearings. 74-1363 MATTERS PRESENTED FOR BOARD INFORMATION Chairman Madigan announced that Howard Casagrande has arranged for a meeting Monday evening, September 16, 1974, at 7 p.m. Mr. Nickelson announced that Mr. Dale Wilson, representing the State Parks and Recreation will present tentative plans on October 11th, in Chico. 74-1364 LETTERS FROM A-C CONSTRUCTION, INC. CONCERNING RECONSTRUCTION OF w SK_YWAY,_PARADISE ' ~ ~' _ Two letters from A-C Construction, Inc, concerning reconstruction of Skyaray, Paradise, requesting an extension w~re~received. These letters were referred to Mr. Castleberry and County Counsel for study and to report back to the Board next week. 74-1 6 NOTICE 0_F INTIl~ITTON TO PURCHASE PROPERTY IN GRIDLEY SET FOR HEARING Mr. Nickelson stated that on August 6th, 1974 the Board passed a motion to purchase property in Gridley. No date was set for the hearing to make the decision on the purchase. A hearing date has to be set so Purchasing Department can go ahead with the purchase. The Board set the intention to purchase this property for Tuesday, October 8th, 1974 at L1:00 a.m. ADJOURNMENT: There being nothing further before the Board at this time, the meeting was adjourned at 7:~o p.m. to reconvene an Tuesday, September 17, 1974 at 9:00 a.m, ATTEST: CLARK A, NELSON, COUNTY CT,ERK n /J~ /) y By: ~ ~~ '' ~ - C}~airman of the Board Bcard of Su 'sors Clerk ~ Page 252. September 10, 1974