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HomeMy WebLinkAboutM092171September 21, 1971 STATE OF CALIFORNIA -) SS. COUNTY OF BUTTE ) 'The Board of Supervisors met at 9:00 a.m. pursuant to adjournment. Present: Supervisors Gilman, Madigan, Maxon, McKillop and Chairman Reynolds. Cliff Mickelson, Administrative Officer, Daniel Blackstock, County Counsel, and Clark A. Nel-son, County Clerk by Margie Catt, Board of Supervisors Clerk. INVOCATIONe Rev> Wesley Smith, Pleasant Valley Baptist Church, Chico Pledge of allegiance to the Flag,.,of.the United Stites of America.. 71-1777 APPROVAL OF MINUTES On motion of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and unanimously carried, the minutes of September 14, 1971 were .approved as mailed. 71-1778 COMMUNICATIONS Mrs. Wallace Lo Whitney, Chico. Mrs. Whitney expresses concern over driv}ng ~~ O p conditions in he r. area of residence. Referred to I3irsCtor of Public Works for answer. Biggs-West Gridley Water District. The District forwards copy of resolution requesting appointmeht of officials.. The nominees do not exceed / 0 O~Sy the number of offices to be filled and they ask the Board to appoint Edward Boeger and Ralph R. Cassady to the two vacancies. See motion following communications. Paradise Irrigation District. _The District forwards resolution stating that only one person has been nominated for the vacancies to be filled on the f Ot3.S ~ DistrictBoard and requests the Board to :appoint Charles M. Todd, Director, Division 5, J. E. Alley as Assessor-Collector, and Paul A, Horton, Treasurer.. See motion following communications.. State Lands Division. Leslie H. Grimes, land agent, forwards communication regarding the environmental impact of a proposed lease of State-owned c~~a,p d tide and submerged lands (Ord Bend Bridge). Response from Butte County is requested as soon as possible.. Referred to Di~(rector of Public Works. Mr. Castleberry explained the purpose of this letter. Department of Human Resources Development. The Department writes regarding the ~'tate jobs to be filled by residents of Butte County under the Public /b 3,~ ~ Employment Program and forwards a copy of form which Iists the proposed distribution of jobs:. Administrative Officer explained the situation. Mr.~Mickelson will call today about the matter. No action taken at this time. State Controller. The Controller writes regarding a new system of transmittal of State and Federal funds to local government, which will speed up J D ~, ~-~ flow'of monies and which will be effective at the end of September. Details have been forwarded to the County Treasurer. Information. Congressman Harold T. Johnson. Mr. Johnson writes to congratulate the County '~ d Z ,O ~ on its fine booth at the California State Exposition and on the award of first prize in its class. Information only. Telegram from W. R. Gianelli,:~~Dire.ctor, Water- Resources. .Meietng se.t for Friday, //,d ~ September 24, 1971 iR Sacramento to consider the impact of Delta Water Decision on tkte State Water Project. Supervisor McKillop will Page 98. September 21., 1971 September 21, 1971 attend, along with County Counsel and George Stamm, Glenn Kendall. Resignation as member of the Planning Commission. Administrative Officer requested to write a letter thanking him fox his servdces to the 1f 3. ~ ~ County, Supervisor Gilman will present a nominee to fill this vacancy at a later date. Wm~ Retzer, Chairman, Northern District Board of Children's Home Society. Subject-Adoption service=Butte County.. They request a meeting with ~~,~ ~ the Board members concerning this matter. Mr. Nickelson explained the situation. Mr, Retzer will be invited to attend next week's meeting. Welfare Director of Butte County will also be invited to be present at this meeting. p ~ ~,c~amation District No. 833.. Request to have appointments made to the District. ~f See motion following..communications. William S. Lorack, M;D. Protest of high penalty placed on late dog licenses. ~ O ,mil Letter read and discussed.. It was stated that the dates to purchase ~ ~ v these dog licenses are published in the papers and people have ample _ time to purchase them. Administrative Officer was requested to answer letter explaining the situation. 4 /~D ~ Mrs, Wallace L. Whitney, Bidwell Drive, Chico, Request to post Sacramento Avenue and 5tewart.Avenue with no parking signs, Referred to Clay Castleberry. 71-1779 APPOINTMENT TO BIGGS-WEST GRIDLEY WATER DIS'TRTCT On motion of Supervisor Reynolds, seconded by_Supervisor Maxon and unanimously carried, the Board approved the appointment of Edward Boeger and Ralph R. Cassady as Directors of the BiggsaWest Gridley Water District for a term of £our years commencing the last Friday in November, 1971, as set out in the Resolution requesting appointment of Officials presented by the Biggs-West Gridley Water District. 71°1780 APPOINTMENT TO PARADISE IRRIGATION DISTRTCT On motion of Supervisor Maxon, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and unanimously carried, the Board concurred with the Resolution of the Paradise Irrigation District and approved the following appointments, to serve for a term-of £our years, commencing on the last Friday in November, 2.971a Charles M. Todd, Direnctor,, Division 5 J. E. Alley Assessor-Collector Paul A. Horton Treasurer 71-1781 APPOINTMENT TO RECLAMATION DISTRICT N0. 833 On motion of Supervisor Reynolds, seconded by Supervisor Maxon and unanimously carried, the Board concurred with the recommendation of the Reclamation District No. 833 and appointed the following named persons to serve on the Board of Trustees of the Reclamation District No. 833, for a term of four yearsc John P. Kelleher, Jr. Ernest E. Hatch 71-1782 DTSCUSSIONa SAFETY ON LAKE OROVILLE - Supervisor Maxon said he would like co have the Board consider something that is being considered by-the Lake Oroville Recreation Con¢nittee. He said boat safety on Lake Oroville is of top concern to all on the committee. It is felt that the State has done a very poor job of patrolhing the lake. He said there are many violators on the Lake, It was felt by the Board members that recommendations should be made by the. Recreation Committee concerning this matter. Matter discussed; no action taken at this time. Page 99. September 21, 1971 September 21,_1971 71°1783 DISGUSSIONe PROPOSAL FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF SCHOOL AT JUVG~NILE HALL Thomas Evans, Superintendent of Schools, was present to speak on the proposal for establishment of the school at the Juvenile Hall. Mr. Evans stated he had sent a letter to the Administrative Officer setting out_his views on the matter. This has been.an issue before the Board many times. Mr. Evans said he felt these youngsters deserve an education. Costs for said school set out. Mr. Evans said that Donald Nissen, Probation Officer, has pointed out that there are far more high school stud.~Ats,..~han had been listed, and they would generate ADA funds, Time spent discussing the letter of Mr. Evans addressed to the Board members. Mr, Evans said they have funds in their office that could be used to get-the school started. Mr. Evans listed what would have to be done to get the school started. He felt it was. essential to get the school started. He said the present facilities could be used, with adjustments, ' Mr. Evans summarized,the.,,proposed program. Mr. Nissen said the average length. of stay of these children is 9 to 10 days. The Grand Jury has recommended that this school be established. Time spent discussing the proposed program. Supervisor Gilman said he questioned the desirability of the progx•am. Mr. Nissen said that quite often these children do have „educational problems. A11 it takes is 9 days absence from school and the child has lost the entire semester of school. Tt was Mr. Nissen's feeling that if the County rescues just one child, then the money spent on the program would be well justified, Mr. Evans said the County has en obligation when they place a child in Juvenile Hallg he feels that these children should have the opportunity of keeping up with their schooling. Chairman Reynolds suggested that maybe a grant could be secured through CCCJ. It was suggested that Howard Casagrande respond to the suggestion of fuading through CCCJ. Chairman ReynQ].ds said .that CCCJ was attempting to secure fundiag fox the new building for Juvenile.Hall. Chairman Reynolds informed Mr.o Nissen that there would never bean answer to these requests until Mr. Nissen presents a letter of intent in this matter. Chairman .Reynolds suggested that a letter of intent be written by Mr. Nissen, setting out their thoughts in the matter, No action taken at this time. RECESSe 10°05 RECONVENEDD 10x20 7'1 1784 APPEARANCE OF ED FALRENSTEIN,=PARADISE, REQUEST FOR E~TENSIDN OF TIME TO PRESENT ARGUMENTS FOR OR AGAINST PARADISE IRRIGATION DISTRICT' Mr. Ed Falkenstein, Paradise, said the sanitation committee in Paradise, /p 0's7 would like to request an extension of time in which to present arguments, for or against, to the County Clerk for the election to be held within the Paradise Irrigation District. The people in Paradise will be voting shortly on whether they will have a sanitary dis.cx'ict within the boundaries of "the Paradise Irrigation Di tricto It is necessary for the Board of Supervisors to give their consent to allow the time to be extended fvr the filing of these statements. Request discussed. Supervisor Maxon asked Clark A. Nelson, Count y. Clerk, if the request was legal. Mr. Nelson stated that the time is set by the County Clerk. Tt will take time to have the statements printed to be included with the sample ballots. Mr, Nelson said it would be up to the .pleasure of the Board if they desire to have the time extended. 'The opposition has presented their statement. Mr. Nelson said he would like to mail the ballots by the 15th of October. Page 100. September 21, 1971 September 21,_1971 :. On motion of SupervisorMaxon, seconded by Supervisor McKil"lop ahd~-:unanimously carried, the Haard.approved the extension of time tc receive arguments, both for and against.-, to Friday, September 24th, 1971, as requested for_the-Pa=r~adise Irrigation. District election. 71-1785 APPEARANCEo WM. THOMFSON',,PARADISE, TRANSFERENCE OF TELEPHONE CA1~T,S IN PARAD'ISE TO SHERIFFS DEPARTMENT FOR WEEKENDS AND NIGHTS Mrp William Thompson, Paradise, said an interesting situation developed a few weeks ago, He dialed the Sheriff's substation in Paradise and no~ine answered, In talking to the UnderSheriff, he was-told that "the substation was closed at night. and qn the weekends. He should dial the Sl~exiff direct. He discussed fhe matter wikh the Highway Patrol and Captain Flamm tq~d him how they handed this matter. He said that when the office is closed in Paradise, the call is switched to their main office, Mr. Thompson requested that these calls be switched to the other office, when the substations a re.closed, In case of emergency, the Sheriff should be able to be contacted, Supervisor Maxon felt there was a lot of merit in this request. The Administrative Officer was. requested to contact the Sheriff and have him consider this request. 71~§786~PUBLIC•-W9RK5 ITEMS APPROVEDe,ADOPTED RESOLUTIONS 71-233, 7I-234 & 71235 _ On motion of Supervisor Maxon, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and unanimously carried, ~.a.ction was taken as"follows on items presented by the Degartment of Public Wor'kse "' 1, Adopted Resolution 71~°233 re no parking on the~~splanade and authorized the Chairman to sign. " 2. Adopted Resolution 71 234 declaring through higfiway, Meridian Road ar~d Be 11 Road, and authorized the Chairman to sign, 3. Adopted Resolution 71-235 requesting authorization to cantinue open b.uraling.a~ certain dumps for" a one-year period fzom DecemTier 31, 1971 to December 31, 1972, and authorized the Chairman to sign. 4. Authorized the release of survey bond for Indian Z~eadows Subdivision Unit ~1~1, as the work_has been completed and the work has been paid for'. 5. Approved the agreements for sale for right of way acquisition, authorized the Chairman to sign and authorized the Auditor to "issue warrants upon demand of County's escrow agent on the following< Clark E.oad 57452-~71-1 Spainhower 0.141AC $917 IVo Impr, Total $ 917 " " Metz 0.046AC $286 $T34 Impr, 420 Swan 0,154AC $1001 $270 Impr. 1,271 'e " Gilkeson 0.058AC $377,$' 60 Impr. 437 Manzanita Ave. Ext.56212-70w1-,Kraft 0,.058AC $305 $I37 Impr. 442 6. Accepted deed for right of way acquisition and authorized Chairman to sign .,the certificate of acceptance for following deedo Skyway Parcel 19 F. W. Lewis et al 7. Approved contract change orders for Paradise Pines Units No. 1 and 2 Assessment District No. 1 and authorized the Chairman to-sign on the followings Change Order No. 8 _ $583.28 increase in contract cost. Page lOld September 21, 1971 __________________September2lP 1971----__________ Change Order No: 6 ~ No increase in contract cost Change Order No. 9 - No increase in contract-cost. 8. Approved contract change orders for the Foothill Boulevard & Hilldale.Avenue Project (21554-70-1) and authorized the Chairman.to sign for following change orders Change Order No. 1 - in the increasing amount of $250,00 which provides for hauling and disposing of,a reinforced concrete slab. Ch,an:ge Qrder No. 2 •~ in the increasing amount of $356.57 which provides for phasing perforated pipe and backfilling with permeable material. 71.17877, .APPROVE PRELIMINARY PLAN'Se B'U'TTE COUNTY ffIRE STATION-PALEKt~Oo APPROVE PAYMENT .'TO COOK & ASSOCIATESo APPROVE PAYMENT FOR BIGGS SWIILNfCNG' POOL PROJECT PLANS ~ _ _ Glay Castleber-r-y, Director of 2'u-trhi-c-Works:y:xepor[ed that Public Works and.,Di.~ision of Forestry have approved, the preliminary plahs fdr the fire station __ .~,in-Pa.lermo and recommend that .payment be authorized for the-$1,000 for this portion of the Consultant Contract to Cook Associates. Nlr. Castleberry stated that_Mr, Seely .was. reluctant to..pay-:Mrt =Cook--for-this wo•x~k. hIr. Seely should be-auttiarized to pay Mr. Cook~for,this work. Mr.. Castleberry requested that Mr. Seely.should also be authorized.to.pay Mr.. Cook $400 for the preparation of the plans for the Biggs swimming pool sunshade structure. Re_questi~discussed. On moiion of Supervisor Reynoldsn seconded,by Supervisor Cilman and unanimously carried, the preliminary plans for the Butte County Fire station at Palermo were approved; Mr. Seely_w~s authorized to pay Gook Associates $1;000 for_prepa.ratf:on of the plahs, subject to approval byrMr-, Letsan and Mr. Castleberry, and payment to Cock Associates i~n the amount of $400 was approved for their work on the Biggs swimming pool„sunshade structure.,' 71-,178$ DISCUSSIONa SKYWAY STORM_DRATi4L~GE PROCEDURE AND FIlVANCII~G _ CSA ~p38 Mr, Castleberry->x:eported~_that Public~Works recommends approval of "idea.". of a general service area revolving .fund after .Iuiy,r9TZ and authorization to.pz'o.ceed with attempts for .form and financing 'of..: this project. Mr. Castleberry stated that he had a meeting with Mr. Seely,'Bi1x Lawrence and Supervisor Maxon concerning, the means of financing the 4 lanes on the Skyway. Mr. Castleberry requested that the Board approve the idea set out in the. letter -to the Board dated_September ~i, 1971. He said they were asking that .the Board approve the idea .4f_budgeting a County Service Area revolving fund for next year. He said it would work similar to the loan to the file hydrant district in Chico. __ Mr, Castleberry stated that there was a considerable area in the back.of the merchants property along the Skyway, there is a possibility that the property could be used for_off-street parking. Tt was suggested that maybe this could be financed by the service area. Discussed this suggestion. Mr. Blackstock, County Counsel, will research this suggestion and determine whether-this could be included within the service area. Mr. Nickelson questioned Mr. Castleberry about the request for the development of a revolving fund... _It was Mr. Mickelson's feeling that this fund would place a tax on the whole .county. Mr. Castleberry asked if the Board would Like to follow through with this revolving fund plan. If not, they will have to look to other-means to handle the matter. Mr. Blackstock said he would give the Board a written report on the matter. Page 102. . September 21, 1971 September 21, 1971 - Time spent discussing the request, Discussed the widening of Skyway and Clark Roads in Paradise, It was felt that both roads are going to need to be widened. Mr. Castleberry wilt bring back more information concerning this matter to the Board, 71x1789 REPORT ON PROPOS$D WITHDRAWAL ANA RESERVATION OF' FEDERAL LAND <.• Dan Blaekstock, Gour~ty Counsel, xeporr_ed~ on- the proposed withdrawal and reservation of Federal land by.Bux•eau of Land Management 'as requested by the Board of Supervisors at their meeting held September 149"I971. He said the. la.nd.is up near DeSabla. P"onderosa Way goes through from DeSabla over to the Eosest Ranch area. The area is known as "the "Forks of the Buttes". They plan to do recreational work in that area. The Land will be used for recreational purposes. Supervisor Maxon stated that he has had notice from two miners that their claims will. be terminated when action is completed on this. matter. Mr. Castleberry will determine whether these claims will be terminated; he will make a telephone call and report. back to Supervisor Maxon. Mr.,. Castleberry said that no action was necessary on the part of this Board. Matter to be placed back on the agenda next week. No .action aL this time. 71 1790 ADOPT RESOLUTION 71°•236 d< RESOLUTION 71-•237 DECLARING SUBDIVISION LOTS FREE OF_RESTRTCTIONS ON SALE-O:i.I'V~. HOMESTTES „ -UNIT N0. 1 and L'~NTT NO'; 2 ----- The Health Department presents two resolutions declaring subdivision lots tree of restrictions on s31e for Olive Homesites Unit ~l and Olive Homesites i]'nit ~~2. There were originalZ~r,subdivided with certain lots to be used as building. lots and adjacent lots as easement lots for sewage~disposa"1 purposes. The use of seepage pits has made it unnecessary for sewage purposes to be retained. The resolutions will release all lots in Units ~~1 and ~k2 with the exception of Lot 20 of Unit ~~1, which still has leach lines extending across the easement lot. On.motion of Supervisor Maxon, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and unanimously carried, the following resolutions were adopted and theChairman was 2uthorized to signo Resolution 71-236 Declaring subdivision lots free of Restrictions on Sale _ Olive Homesites9 17nit :No. 1 71237 Declaring subdivision lots free of restrictions on Sale d Olive Homesites, Unit No. 2, 71°•i791 APPROVE AGREEMENT WITH GLENN COUNTY FOR ALCOHOLISM CO`UNSELrNG SERVICES Dr. Maguire x'equests appx'oval of agreement for alcoffoIism counseling services between Glenn and Butte County. These services are budgeted in the Mental Health budget and the agreement calls for a maximum_of $3,090 for the fiscal year. Request discussed. On. motion of Supervisor Maxon, seconded by Supervim r McKillop and unanimously carried, the agreement with Glenn County for alcoho~iaah counseling services was approved and theChairman was authorized to sign. 711792 ACCEPT PROPOSAL OF ADNffNISTRATIVE OFFICERa GRIDLEY AMBULANCE SERVICE C1if Mickelson, Administrative Of€icer, reported on the negatiations for the Gridley Ambulance Seryicee Purchasing Officer contacted Mr. Macy to discuss and negotiate for these services. Mr. Macy's original contract was fox' $27,000 per year. His bid was the highest bid received. Mr. Mickelson explained how they had arrived at figures for negokiation. During the period of the price freeze, the contract would remain at $27,000. The new contract would be factored up 5%, or $28,350 for "the first year. Mr. Mickelson exRlained the factoring up processes. He said under the negotiated contract, Page.103. September 219 1971 _____~~~_________September_2i,_1971~y J________~__ the proposal would have a savings of $9,240 to the County. The~Advisory group had. recommended acceptance df Mr•. Macy's bid because of the quality of the services received, There was no opposition received from anyone in the area concerning the acceptance Hof Mr. Macy's bid. Bid and negotiation discussed. It was moved by Supervisor Rey nolds, seconded. by Supervisor McKillop and unanimously, carried that the proposal negotiated with Mr. Macy for ambulance services in the Gridley area be accepted as followse During price freeze period - $27,000 New contract -F 5% 28,350 (1972) -F 5% 29,7b8 (1973) +~3% 30,b61 (1974) + 3% 31,581 (1975) 71-I.793 APPROVE PURCHASE OF SURPLUS 7TEMca CLASSED AS CAPITAL EQUIPMENT On motion of Supervisor MaX~$, seconded by Supervisor Gilman and unanimous-ly carried, acquisition of following surplus items was approved and transfer of $60 from account $310 to account ~k630 within the Buildings and Grounds budget was authorizeda 1. A 4' x 10' rubber tired trailer valued at $450 with surplus cost o~ $60..'Ihis will be used by Buildings and Grounds Maintenance; 2, A gasoline powered generator valued at $1,480 with a surplus price of $180 to be used at the Neal Road land fill dump to replace an emergency generator which is on loan from the Sheriff's Office. This can be purchased with anticipated savings already in account X630 in the Public Works general services budget, 71-_I79/~ DISCUSSIONa BOARD MEETING FOR_OC`I'OBER 19 CONFLICT WT`I.'H CSAC CONFERENCE Glif Mickelson, Administrative Officer, stated that the regular Board. meeting of October 19, 19.71 would conflict with the GSAG conference to be held .in Monterey at that time. The CSAC meetings starts on Wednesday. It was suggested that maybe the Board should eliminate theix regular Board meeting of that date, Discussion on whether to eliminate the meeting or not. Tt was determined "*_hat the Board would not set any hearings for that date; the regular meeting could be held with the understanding that the meeting would adjourn at 12000. 71•'1795 RFPOR.T BY PUBLIC WORKS_~IRECTOR CONCERNING MINING CLAIMS Clay Castleberry, Director of Public Works, reported on his telephone call to the Bureau of Land Management concerning the matter of mining claims. He said hp was assured that the. withdrawals of these properties were subject to nay valid claims, Mx. Castleberry will invite representatives from the Bureau of Land Management and from the Mining Council to appear at next week"s Board meeting.. 71-1796 PUBLIC HEART&'Go REQCTEST E'OR USE PERMIT (JER.OME PETERS The Public hearing on request of Jerome Peters fora use permit was held as advertised, A letter from Mr. Peters was received in which he requested a continuance of this hearing until January ll, 1972, Request discussedo Hearing continued to Tuesday, January 11, 1972 at 11000 a.m. 71-13197 REPORT ON FROG SI`NATION IN THE CO'iINTY Dan Blackstock, County Counsel, reported on the frog situation in the County. He said he had researched the law.on the mat"ter. The natural supply is diminishing. The man who heads the staff of the State Fish and Game has informed Mr, Blackstock that the s ent' c taking of frogs-in Butte County has ~'a ge x14 . September 21, 1971 September 21, 1971 been terminated. The commercial aspect of the taking of frogs will be eliminated in this County. The matter of the limit of frogs that can be taken will be handled separately. The Board..could support the legislation concerning the limit of.frogs that could be taken. Mr. Blackstockstock said he would keep the: Board._informed in this matter. 71•-1798 REPORT ON MEDI CAL PROBLEM ^Mr. Blackstock reported on the problem with regard to MediaCal. He stated he had contacted both Assemblyman Johnson and Senator Mailer concerning the effective date of the new. legislation and its effect on the County. They requested-that the County put their concern in writing. Mr. Nickelson felt that it w.ould_be better Lo have the letter signed by.the Chairman, The Chairman has signed the letter and it has gone forward. The County should receive a reply shortly. Mr. Blackstock said he would keep the Board informed of this matter. 71.1799 SATI:SFAC'IION OF MORTGAGE. AT.7THORIZED On ,motion of Supervisor Maxon, seconded by Supervisor McK.illop and unanimously carried, the chairman was authorized to sign a Satisfaction of Nos;tgage satisfying fhat certain mortgage dated the 9th day of February, IR71, made and executed by To Wo Ambrose, as mortgagor, to the County of Butte as mortgagee, for the total amount owing of $221.63, which amount was paid fn full. 711800 A~J'IHORIZE PURCHASE OF SURPLUS TYPEWRITER FROM WELFARE DEPT, FOR. COUNTY COUNSEL On. motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and unanimously carried, the purchase of a surplus typewriter in the amount of $20.00, from the Welfare Dapar'sment, for the new deputy county counsel, was authorized, 711801 MATTERS PRESENTED FOR. DISCUSSION Supervisor McItillop stated that the Oroville Lions Club were putting on .a hill drive. They wonder Y.f they will need a permit to have this type activity, The drive will be conducted on private property. County Counsel stated that no permit will be necessary. ..Chairman Reynolds reminded the Board members that there would be a City-~Gounty meeting this Thursday. Dan Blackstock, County Counsel, explained the request of the City of Oroville to purchase tax deeded property. He said that hi.s office has reviewed the matter. He explained how the City could purchase these Infs. He said the County would have no chance to recoup the past taxes. Time spent discussing how the matter should be handled'. It was stated that the Board could raise the minimum price for these lots, Time spent discussing how the matter should be.handled. No action taken at this time, 71~-1802 COI~TINUAT'ION- OF HEARI'~TG< SUPDRVTSORIAL REDISTRICTING Dan Moellenberndt set up maps setting out the boundaries proposed for the supervisorial redistricting. He said that last. week the Board had discussed the realinging the Concept "C" in the Chico-area. Changes in the propnsed..boundaries set out and discussed. Mr. Nickelson stated that it would be necessary for the Board to adopt the ordinance next week in this matter. Maps and boundaries discussed. County Counsel stated that the key date in this matter is November 1, 1971. He said "that if the Board has not adjusted the boundaries by November 1st9 then a,special boundary commission would have the duty of handling the problem. Nr, Llackstock stated that he would Page 105. September 21, 1971. ___ ________=-===Septembe_r.21s 1971________________ suggest that the Board adopt the ordinance on the 28th of September, at their regular Board meeting. Chairman Reynolds stated that the ordinance would be adopted on that date. Hearing continued to Tuesday, September 28, 1971. AD70iJR13MBN`~ There being nothing further before the Board at this time, the meeting was adjourned at 11045 a.m. to reconvene on Tuesday, September 289 1971 at 9000 a.m, A7'I'ESTo CLARK A. NELSON, COUNTY GLER3C By~~ ~ C man of the Bo d Board of ervisors Clerk Page 106. September 21, 1971.