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September 21, 1976
STATE OF CALIFO RNIA )
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CO U NTY O F BUTTE )
The Board of Supervisors met at 9:00 a.m. pursuant to adjournment.
Present; Supervisors Ladd, Madigan, MelCillop, Richter and Chairman Cameron.
Clif Mickelson, Administrative Officer; Dan Blackstock, County Counsel, and
Clark A. Nelson, County Clerk, by Margie Catt, Board of Supervisors Clerk.,
Pledge of allegiance to the Flag of the United States of Ameriea.
76-1582 APPROVAL OF MINUTES
On motion o Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Richter
and unanimously corned, the minutes of September 14, 1976 were approved as
mailed.
76-1583 COMMUNICATIONS
Tom Sawyer, C ico. .Sawyer tenders his resignation from the Substance
~S. 0 ~ Abuse Advisory Committee in which he was the representative from
the special area of higher education. Discussed; no action taken
at this time.
Earf M. Hopper, Chico. Mr. Hopper submits his resignation from the Substance
Abuse Advisory Committee as the representative from the educational
~s, 00 community. Discussed; no action taken at this time.
Marsh, Washington $. Marsh, attorneys at law. The Attorneys for claimant,
O G . ~ ~ Stanley K. Baxter, submit a claim for damages as the result of an
automobile accident on State Rouse 99 north of Chico on Juiy 29, 1976.
$ee motion following communications.
State Department of Water Resources. The Department writes in response to the
County's concern regarding bank protection along the Sacramento
River between Chico Landing and Red Bluff Bank Protection Project.
Letter discussed. Supervisor Madigan requested that the matter be
pu# over one week to give him an opportunity to discuss the matter
with Mr. Peterson. Administrative Officer to contact the State
Department of Water Resources and request that a representative appear
before the Board next week; Mr. Peterson will also be requested to
appear at next week's meeting to disc"vss this letter.
Everett T. Grandbois, palm Ave., Chico. Claim against the County of Butte
in the amount of $500.00, general damages. See motion following
communications.
Robert Millington, Attorney at saw. Original Agreement for sale for surplus
County property in Gridley at a price set at 550.00. Referred to
County Covnse I.
Dow, Lohnes ;& A16ertson. Application for certificates of compliance and related
materials to be served upon local franchising authorities filed by
~ o • a f 3 CATV service to Paradise, filed by Nor Cal Cablevision, Inc. Referred to
County Counsel. Page 171.
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James ~ Peggy Sorrell, Terrace Drive, Chico. Appeal of Planning Commission's
~ denial of rezoning 182 Terrace Drive from "R-I"to "R-I A&C""
Set For hearing on October 19, 1976 at 2:00 p.m.
Darrell Flatt, president, Lime Saddle Baat & Ski Association. Enclose a letter
.• to Senator Collier about their problem of inadequate facilities at the
~• 7~ Lime Saddle Area. Read and discussed. It was felt that a report should
be filed regarding this matter. No action taken.
~.d v Mrs. Franklin Butler. Write in appreciation of the installation of the culvert
that has been put in on Ponderosa Road I'o Nimshew Ridge.
Mrs. Kay Harris. Sets out the problem of West Paradise access to Valley View Drive,
Q d the injunction suit and the Melf building permit. To be discussed toter
in the meeting.
76-1584 REJECT CLAIM OF STANLEY K. BAXTER
On motion o Supervisor Ma gan, seconded by Supervisor MciCillop and
unanimously carried, the claim of Stanley K. Baxter in the amount of $100,000
general damages was rejected and referred to County's insurance carrier and to
County Counsel.
7b-i585 REJECT CLAIM OF EVERETT T. GRANDBOIS. CHICO
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and
unanimously carried, the claim of Everett i. Grandbois, Chico, in the amount of
$500 for general damages was re~ected and referred to County Counsel and to
County's insurance carrier,
7b-1586 MEETING DATE SET FOR HEARING ON MUNICIPAL COUNCIL PARADISE
C airman ameron state t at a coup e o wee s ago t o Boar a agree
that a hearing would be set for the public to discuss the matter of formation of a
Municipal Council in Paradise
Mr. Bailey, Paradise, stated he hod cleared with Mr. Evans that Room 202,
Paradise High School could be used for the meeting. Mr. Bailey said he would not
be present at the meeting as he wilt be gone the whose month of October, A study
has been made of the MAC concept. Many committee meetings have been held to
discuss the formation of this council. Mr. Baiiey explained what has been done to
date regarding this council. The committee is very hopeful that the Board will act
favorably on this matter. This would be an advisory group and could be disbanded
by the Board of Supervisors at any time.
Meeting set for October 19, 1976 at 7:30 p.m. in Roam 202,
Paradise high School.
76-1587 APPROVE ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY COUNCIL 1977 PROGRAM AND BUDGET
GRANT SUBMISSION TO COMMUNITY SERVICES ADMINISTRATION
The Economic Opportunity Council presents its 1977 program and budget
grant submission to Community Services Administration as follows: Administration,
$43,646; Community Development Program, $67,091; and Community Centers Program,
$48,263; for a total of $159,000. Program proposal hos been reviewed and approved by
EOC Administering Board. Supervisor Ladd said he would like ro know how many
County dollars are going into this program, Including the `in-kind' services.
Mr. Mickelson said they could give the Board the dollar value of these services.
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On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor McK[Ilop and
unanimously carried, (977 program and budget grant submission to Community
Services Administration was approved and the Chairman authorized to sign.
Supervisor Ladd said that even as interim executive director of E.O.C.,
the Board has been making a mistake in appointing the Administrative Officer as
EOC director. The Administrative Officer is suppose to advise this group; he should
not be mixed up with the group as director.
Supervisor Madigan stated the committee had spent yesterday aftemoon
reviewing about b0 applications for the position of E.O.C. executive director.
They will pick b candidates and screen them next Tuesday aftemoon.
7b-1568 DISCU5SION: FISH & GAME AGREEMENT: MOTION FAILS
Gene Mercer, Secretary-Fis an Game Commission, was present to
discuss the agreement that has been prepared with the Bidwell Wildlife habilitation
Center [n the amount of X750 for construction, supplies, medicine, publicity,
miscellaneous expenses and food for the birds and animals. There are residents in
the County that takes care of birds and animals that ors injured. This fund would
be to help the people take care of the injured birds and animals. They have to
rebuild a building in Bidwell Park to house the birds and animals. Mr. Mercer felt
this was a legitimate expend[ture. The Fish and Game Commission felt that it was
a good cease .
Supervisor Ladd said that with the exception of the eagles and maybe the
hawks, these are unjustifiable expenditures.
Supervisor McKillop felt that if the County finances this group, it would
be setting a precedent.
It was moved by Supervisor Madigan and seconded by Supervisor Cameron
that the Fish and Gome agreement be approved and Chairman authorized to sign.
AYES: Supervisors Madigan and Chairman Cameron
NOES: Supervisors Ladd, McKillop and R[chter
MOTION FAILS
76-1589 WAIVE SECOND READING OF ORDINANCE: ADOPT ORDINANCE 1755
n motion o Supervisor c ~ op, seconde y Supervisor Ma igan and
unanimously carried, the second reading of the ordinance to implement the final step
in amending the County's retirement contract to provide a 15% cost-of-living increase
for employees retired prior to 7/1/71 was waived.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and
carried, Ordinance 1755 implementing the final step in amending the County's
retirement contract to provide a 15°/a cost-pf-Living increase for employees retired
prior to July I, 197! was adopted and the Chairman authorized to sign,
AYES: Supervisors Madigan, McK[Ilop, Richter and Chairman Cameron
NOES: Supervisor Ladd
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76-1590 WAIVE FIRST READING OF ORDINANCE AMENDING SALARY ORDINANCE
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and
unanimously carried, the first reading of salary ordinance amendment ordinance
was waived.
Jim Rackerby, Personnel Director explained the ordinances and positions
that would be affected. The request of District Attorney explained; Administrative
Officer felt that the District Attorney's office could adjust their work load around
and the Board would not need to add Hare employees other than those set out in this
ordinance .
76-1591 VEHICLES DECLARED SURPLUS PROPERTY
is or s Department requests t at a 1961 model panel truck, 1962 crew
cab pickup, and 1963 crew cab pickup be declared surplus as all three vehicles are in
bad need of repairs and the crew cabs will not be needed for work crews at this time.
Request discussed.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and
unanimously carried, the above vehicles were declared surplus property and the
Purchasing Agent was authorized to dispose of the same.
76-1592 AWARD OF BID-MICROWAVE SYSTEM
Bi s eve en receive r t e purchase of the microwave portion of the
Regional Communications Project; funding coming from LEAA grant funds. Farinon
Electric submitted the only bid meeting specifications in the amount of $41,754,
including options.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Richter and
unanimously carried, bid for microwave rystem awarded to Farinon Electric in the
amount of $41,7'54, including options.
76-1593 AWARD OF SOLE SOURCE PURCHASE
T current dget inc odes 5,000 for the purchase of power generating facilities
for the new county radio/microwave site at St. John's mountain. It is recommended that
the purchase be awarded to Teledyne Energy Systems in the amount of EI2,319.32.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, purchase of power generating facilities for the new county radio/
microwave site at St. John's mountain was awarded to Teledyne Energy Systems.
76-1594 DISCUSSION: COUNTY COUNSEL'S QUARTERS: APPROVE MOVE TO OLD
COUNTY HOSPITAL
Request to move County Counsel's quarters discussed. Dan Blackstock,
County Counsel, said he felt he should bring to the Board's attention the problems
at their present location. Present building discussed. ?he roof leaks during rain
storms; during the last storm the water leaked through and put the telephones out
of commission.
The area that was formerly occupied by the Narcotic Task Force is
available and would meet the requirements of space for County Counsel. There
would be a little more space than the present site and would be nearer the Courts.
Use of the proposed site discussed. Board authorized the moving of
County Counsel to old hospital site. - No motion made.
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76-1595 APPROVE TRANSFER of $750 FROM DEMOLITION TO REHABIlITATION-
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ADMINISiIERING COSTS
A trans r o a ministrative costs from t e demo ition portion to the
rehabilitation portion of the HCD protect is in order to more thoroughly represent
the time spent by the consultant in rehabilitation activities. Total amount of
transfer is $750.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, sewnded by Supervisor McKillop
and unanimously carried, transfer of $750 from demolition to rehabilitation was
approved .
76-1596 APPROVE CLAIMOF CONNERLY & ASSOCIATES, INC.
e ina c aim rom Conner y & Associates in t amount of $1,543.94
for administrative costs on the 1975-76 HCD protect has been received. Claim
discussed.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, claim of Connerly 8~ Associates, Inc. in the amount of
$1,543.94 for administrative costs on the 1975-76 HCD project was approved.
76-t597 APPROVE SHORT-DOYLE AUGMENTATION PROGRAM: MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
Mental Health ~rvice presents funding au ntation p o owls for
additional State Show-poyfe augmentation monies and9a~ready app~i~ated state
and federal alcoholism monies. Program explained by Health Director, Dr. Svihus .
Ordinarily this program would require County matching funds, but they have
worked out a means to accept the funds without County matching funds.
Supervisor Richter asked if the County would be expected to go to the
General Fund fio come up with funds to take care of the 601 Juveniles. Maybe
the Board should look Into the matter before this program is approved.
Dr. Svihus, Health Director, said there was a deadline on the acceptance
of these funds.
Dr. Maguire, Mental Health Director, stated that the bill was signed
yesterday and that i# does bar 601 juveniles. pr. Maguire stated that it is his
understanding that the diversion of the b01's is about 90% accomplished.
program discussed. County Counsel was requested to secure the
Assembly Bill for the Board and summarize it for the Board members.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Richter
and unanimously carried, the Short-Doyle augmentation program in the amount
of $211,078 was approved, Mental Health Director authorized to submit them to the
State; alcohol allocation accepted in the amount of $41,663 and program approved;
refunding of Child Protective Services Program and Family Health Service program
authorized and $358 fund savings accepted.
RECESS: The Board recessed at 10;25 to go into an executive session.
RECONVENED: The Board reconvened at II:00 a.m. following an executive session.
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76-1598 PUBLIC WORKS ITEMS APPROVED: ADOPT RESOLUTION7b-160
and ORDINANCE 1756
On motion o Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor McKillap
and unanimously can-ied, the following action was taken:
I, Approved agreements for sale, authorized Chairman to sign and
authorized Auditor to issue warrants upon demand of County's escrow agent
on following:
EI Monte Avenue 552556-75-1 O. Vere Raley et.ux 0.208 ac Price $ 1,350
" Henry Evers et ux 4,677 ac $11,150
2. Adopted Resolution 7b-160 authorizing execution of holdover
County-State Agreement No. 33, FAS Protect RS-V366(I}, and authorized
Chairman to sign Resolution and Agreement, subject to Auditor and County Counsel.
3. Approved Change Order ~I, county parking lots and paving of Raseben
Avenue Project No. AC-76-I in the increasing amount of $7,057.42 which provides
for overlaying the parking lot and constructing a concrete valley gutter at the
5heriff's office {Butte Creek Puck Co., Contractor) and authorized 'Chairman
to sign.
4. Accepted the work of Butte Creek Rock Co. for the overlaying
existing pavements and paving Roseben Avenue with 1~" asphalt concrete,
installing concrete pipe, constructing drainage inlets and concrete gutters,
Contract No. AC-76-1, authorized Chairman to sign Notice of Completion and
instructed the Clerk to record said Notice of Compietion wi#h County Recorder.
5. Waived second reading and adopted Ordinance 175b establishing
speed limit of 35 MPH on Humboldt Foad in Butte Meadows and authorized
Chairman to sign.
b. Waived first reading of ordinance establishing speed limit of
35 MPH on LaPorte Road.
7, Approved Change Order No. 3, Clark Road FAU Project M-Y746{I},
in the increasing amount of $512.47 which provides for revising electrical service
connection from traffic signal controller to service poles and authorized The
Chairman to sign.
8. Approved grant of easement to City of Chico for sanitary sewer
easement, Longfellow Terrace Unit 25 and authorized Chairman to sign.
76-1599 REPORT: CHICO CLIPPER SERVICE
C ay Caste rry, Director of Public Works, reported that the
insurance company had advised the Chico Clipper Transportation Service that
their: annual premium would be raised $6,201. Mr. Castleberry wil! keep
the Board informed on this matter.
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76-Ib00 DISCUSSION: CROSSING OF ONE FOOT STRIP Al' END OF VALLEY VIEW
DRIVE AS REQUESTED BY MR. MELF
Dan B ac stoc ,County Counsel, reported on the request of Mr. Melf
for permission to cross the one foot strip at the end of Valley View Drive, Paradise.
He received a telephone call from Mr. Melp's attorney. The attorney stated he
would have #ha Title Company write him a letter explained the situation.
Mr. Biackstock stated he would report back to the Board next week on whether
the County did have clear title to the road and the action that he would recommend
the Board take on the request of Mr. Malp.
Mr. Melp stated he had taken documents to County Counsel's office
yesterday. Mr. Blackstack stated it did not wntain the letter from the Title
Company that he was expecting.
Background of the one foot strip discussed. Mrs. Harris stated she
could not be here next week and requested that the matter be put over an additional
week.
Action on request of Mr. Melp put over to October 5, 1976.
76-1601 DISCUSSION: INSULATION IN PARADISE LIBRARY
C airman Cameron state t t on T urs ay evening a public meeting was held
with the Park owners. These people accused Chairman Cameron and the Board members
of failing to have insulation placed in the ceilings of the Paradise Library.
Mr. Castleberry said he had checked with the Building Department
and the building has concrete walls and insulation in the walls are not legally
necessary. The building meets all the Building Codes and was designed to the
best information of the architect.
Discussed; no action taken.
76-1602 APPROVE PLAN AND FUNDING FOR-THE BICENTENNIAL PARK
T Bicentenn a Par Comm ttee an an scope esigner, avid Bobb,
submit plan and budget for installation of the Bicentennial Park Square. Jerry
Lively, Administrative Analysts, reported on this project.
Mr. 8obb presented slides setting out proposed plan for the square
and slides of other areas of a similar nature. Supervisor Richter asked Mr. Bobb
if the money For this project would have to be taken from the General Fund;
the money will have to be transferred probably from the General Fund.
Supervisor Ladd felt that ail the people of the Oroville area
would be in support of such a}oroject. Supervisor McKillop agreed that there
was a great deal of public support.
On motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and
unanimously carried, plan and funding for the Bicentennial Park was approved and
the Administrative Officer was instructed to prepare a transfer of funds from the
fund he felt it should be 'transferredt from, in the required amount.
Jean Minasian thankedPageB~'d for their actions in this matter.
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Mrs. Minasian introduced the other members of her committee.
76-1603 FINAL STATUS REPORT ON ACTIVITIES AND RECOMMENDATIONS OFGENERAL
PLAN CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE: COMMITTEE WILL CONTINUE TO SERVE
i e :s, mem r o t o enera an ~tizens v:sory omm:ttee,
reported on the activities and recommendations of the General Plan Advisory Committee.
They have held meetings on a weekly basis and have arrived at recommendations that
are reflected on the fins! page of the report. They strongly recommend that the
Generol Plan, with the final segments be prepared by staff : ~ _ _
Mr. Geddis said that with the available information on the various
elements to be considered through other Counties that have prepared them, the
plan could be prepared and set for public hearings. The committee has read
other Geneml plans prepared by the other counties and they are much more concise'
than Butte County's General Plan.
As a committee, they would continue to offer the services in assisting
the staff.
Report discussed. It was felt it would be be#ter to start from scratch
on the Land Use Element, rather than using the exls~ing plan. There is information
available in the present plan that could be used. The plan should be kept simple.
Supervisor McKillop felt the committee had given.a very-good status
report and recommendation for the General Plan. He suggested that maybe they
should review the other four elements that the Board will have to adopt. tt was
felt by the Board that they could review the elements and present their recommendations
on the other four elements to the Board. If the committee would take this as an
additional scope, it would be appreciated.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and
unanimously carried, the Board requested the present committee to continue to
serve and study the 4 elements that are being considered, and that copies of the
elements be given to the committee for their study; they could present their
recommendations on the four elements and that written or oral recommendations
could be presented at the time of the hearings to obtain the participation of the
general public in the matter.
John Siutz, Chico, stated that originally he was not in favor of a re-
write of the General Plan; now he thinks it is good. The conflict should be cleared
up in the elements. The Plan should be made more simple.
76-1604 APPEARANCE: BARBARA S.I:fi4FFER, OROVILLE
Ba era a er, rove e, stated s was astounded on the action taken on the
Wildlife request thts rooming. Funds for this request to take Bare of injured birds
and animals would come from fines and forfeitures. Mr. Mercer had stated that there
was no other program to help take care of these animals and birds. She said she
would rather have seen the money spent on the Fish and Game request than for the
Bicentennial Square.
No action taken.
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76-1605 APPOINTMENT TO MANPOWER PLANNING COUNCIL: PUT OVER ONE WEEK
Appointment to Manpower Planning Council was put over one week;
Mr. Rackerby was to check out names for appointment.
RECESS: The Board recessed at 11:40 for an«•executive session to•~diseuss a
Personnel matter.
RECONVENED: The Board reconvened at 11:50 following an executive session.
Chairman Cameron stated the Board had nothing to report on the session.
76-1606 CLARIFICATION OF CONFLICT OF INTEREST CODE FILING REQUIREMENTS
Clarification is in order for tl~e conflict of interest codes relating to all
cemetery districts, as well as needed adoption of conflict of interest codes for the
Bangor Union School District, Building Code Board of Appeals, EI Medio Fire
District, Butte County Fair Board, and most of the water, drainage and irrigation
districts. A decision will have to be made by the Board as to whether to go ahead
and adopt a code for these districts that have not adopted a code.
On motion of Supervisor McKiliop, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and
unanimously carried, the Butte County Fatr Board was granted an extension to
September 28, 1976 in which to file their conflict of interest code.
Don $lackstock, County Counsel, explained the problem of the
districts that have not filed a code. The Beard will have to adopt codes for those
that have not filed a code.
Time spent discussing how the situation should 6e handled. It was
suggested that a formal letter be sent to the districts that they have two weeks
in which to file a conflict of interest code. The districts will be told what is
required in the codes. Mike Pyeatt will send out the letters in #his matter,
with the required information. The Districts will be told that if they have not
adopted a code by October 12, 1976, the Board will adopt a code for them.
Conflict of interest codes will be placed back on the Board's agenda
for Tuesday, October 12, 1976.
Mr. Blackstock stated that when the Board adopted the various County
Department codes, they did so in segments. It was felt That it would be easier for
the clerk. However, the Election Clerk stated that this caused a problem for them.
The County Clerk would like the codes to come in at one time, once a year. A
proposal setting the time in the year for all the codes to be presented will be prepared
and presented to the Board.
RECESS: 12:00
RECONVENED: 1:15
76-1607 DISCUSSION: RESOLUTION TO $E PREPARED INOPPOSITION'TOPROPOSlTION 14
On motion o Supervisor igan, secon ed y Supervisor Ric ter and
unanimously carried, a resolution is to be prepared in opposition to Proposition 14.
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Daa 8lackatock, County Counsel, explained the typographical
errors in the proposed Subdivision Ordinance.
Further discussion on this matter will be continued until
after the public hearings that are scheduled. There are people who
wish to discuss this matter with the Board.
610 APPOINTMENT: MANPOWER PLANNING COUNCIL
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor MclCillop and
unanimously carried, Joe Persona, Butte College, is appointed to the Manpower
Planning Council in the Client Sector.
Appointment to the Community based sector is continued until
next Tuesday after the new E.O.C. Director is appointed.
611 RUBLTC HEARING: GEORGE M. LINAM - APPEAL OF PLANNING COMMISSION'S DENIAL
OF A USE PERMIT TO ALLOW STORAGE OF__CO_N_STRUCrION EQUIPMENT.
The puhlic hearing of George M. Linam - appeal of Planning
Commission's denial of a use permit to allow storage of constructiaa
equipment an property located oa the west aide of Kibler Road, approximately
1075 feet north of Nvnnelly Road, containing 1/3 acxe, more or less, Paradise
waa held as advertised.
Hearing opened to the public: Appearing:
1. George Linam ' Property owner. Mr. Linam stated that he was
in favor of the use permit. Mr. Linam net out what would be done on the
property.
2. 81eir Morgan - Property owner. Mr. Morgan stated that he
had ao opposition to the use permit. Sis property is adjacent to Mr. L1nam's
property.
3. Phil Mace, Attorney at Law - representing Mr. DeWell and Mr.
Bateman, property owners. Mr. Mace stated that the people in the area
were opposed to the use permit. This area is a residential area. Mr. Mace
set out the Planning Commission's comments oa the Environmental Impact
Report. Mr. Mace also stated that the access roads into the property
were 20 feet paved roads and part o£ the County maintained system.
Mr. Mace ie in support of the Planning Commission's decision.
Hearing closed to the public and confined to the Board.
Chairman Cameron stated that he was in concurrence with the
Planning Commission's decision to dewy the use permit.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously parried, the Planning Commission's decision to deny the
use permit was upheld and the appeal was denied.
PUBLIC BEARING: EUGENE MATHEWS - APPEAL OF PLANTING CON1 SSION'S DENIAL
OF A USE PERMIT TO ALLOW STORAGE OF COMMERCIAL yEHICLE5~
The public hearing of 'Eugene Mathews - appeal of Planning
Commission's denial of a use permit to allow storage of commercial vehicles
on property on the east aide of Skyway, approximately 1/4 mile north of
Wagstaff Road, containing 1.21 acres, more or less, Paradise was held as
advertised,
]searing open to the Public: Appearing:
1. Lea Allison - property owner., Mr. Allison stated that he
had no objections Co having commercial vehicles stored oa the property.
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2. Charles Green - property owner. Mr. Green stated that the
people am Momtma Drive era not against individual enterprise but feel that
the area is not suitable for this type of use. If the commercial vehicles
are stored on this property this could present a safety hazard fox the
' children catching the school bus.
3. Mrs. Mathews ~ property owner. Mrs. Mathews stated that there
has been a use petmit on the property for retail lumber sales. Mrs. Mathews
also stated that she, was in favor of the use permit and set out what would
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Supervisor Richter stated that staff should give the Board a
judgment decision whether the use permit now is existence would cover
the storage of vehiciea.
4. Anthony Lombardi, property owner. Mr. Lombardi stated
that he was opposed to having the commercial trucks parked on the
property.
5. Howard Huff - property owner. Mr. Huff stated that he
was opposed to the use permit. Mr. Huff is concerned for the safety
of the children getting oa and off of the school bus.
6. Linde Smith, property owner. Mra. Smith stated that she
was opposed to having commercial vehicles parked on this property. Mrs.
Smith was concerned _about the •gafety Df~ the.-ch3,18~en.- °. ~~ ' "
7. .Mrs.`Cha~les GrHen,rgraperty~owner. MrsG Green stated that
she was opposed to the use permit. Mra. Green also stated that she had
circulated petitions against this matter.
Supervisor Richter stated that he would Like to have a judgment
from County Counsel on this matter.
The hearing is left open to the public and continued until
September 28, 1976 at 2:00 p.m.
613 PUBLIC HEARING: PAUL L. STEBBINS - APFEAL OE THE SUBDIVISION CO1~QiITTEE}S
DETERMINATION TO FILE NOTICES OR VIOLATION.
The public healing on the Paul L. Stebbins - appeal of the aubdivison
Committee's determination to file notices of violation against property
identified as AP 41-38-04 and AP 41-38-04 (portion), located on the east
side of Condor Road, near Potters Ravine, Section 34, T21N, R4E, MDB&M
was held.
Hearing open to the public: Appearing: No one.
Hearing continued until October 5, 1976 at 10:30 a.m. The Clerk
is to notify the parties by mail and publish in the newspaper.
9~DOPT ORDINANCE 1757: SUBDIVI50N ORDINANCE:
Discussion of the dedication of land ko a park district bad at
this time.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor McKillop
the second reading of the Subdivision Ordinance is waived sad Ordinance 1757
is adopted.
.. Supervisor Ladd naked that the motion be broken dower into two
.motions./' pope 181.
September 21, 1976
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
and unanimously carried the second readiteg of the ~ubdivisioa Ordinance
is waived.
Oa motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
and unanimously carried Ordinance 3359; Subdividon Ordinance, was adopted
and the Chairman authorized to sign.
6-1615 pfATTERS PRESENTED HY THE BOARD t.~1r,B~~S•^
Supervisor Madigan stated that he had received a letter from
Congressman Bizz Johnson concerning the Shasta Dam operational coats.
Supexvisor Madigan stated that the earnings from the Dam should be placed
into ban3c protection projects.
Chairman~.Cameron reported oa AB 4000, AB 4001. Chairman Cameron
reported ,on~SB 1412, concerning duplication of Health 6ervices agencies,
and fel£~that the Board should take a stand oa this matter.
Chairman Cameron stated that the Planning Commission requested
that an alternate be appointed to the Soard of Zoning Adjustments. The
matter of an alternate is continued £or one week.
ADJOURNPfl±NT:
There being nothing further before the Board at this time, the
meeting was adjourned at 3:20 p.m. to reconvene on Tuesday, September 28,
1976 at 9:00 a.m.
ATTEST: CLARK A. NELSON. COUNTY CLERK
By C~airman~of the Board
,. •_ ...Soard_of_Sup isor~ Clerk. ._. ._-- .. .. ...;
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