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petober 5, 1976
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
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COUNTY OF BUTTE )
The Board of Supervisors met at 9:00 a.m. pursuant to adjournment.
present: Supervisors Madigan, McKillop, Richter and Chairman Cameron,
Clif Mickelson, Administrative O~cer, Dan Blackstock, County Counsel, and
Clark A. Nelson, County Clerk, by Margie Catt, Clerk of the $oard.
Absent: Supervisor Ladd
Pledge of allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America
666 APPROVAL OF MINUTES
On motion o Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
carried, the minutes of September 28, 1976 were approved as mailed.
7 -1667 COMMUNICATIONS
Butte County Compre ensive Health Planning Council, Mardi Worley, President, advises
that the Board of Directors of the Northern Colifomia Heolth Systems Agency
f D ~ j (p elected Edgar N. Black, Jr. to fill a vacant Health Care Insurer position
on the board. HSA bylaws require Board of Supervisors concurrence. See
motion following communications.
Greater Chico Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber writes regarding the affects of the
/1 3_ U ban of future land development within the Chico community. Discussed;
no action taken .
Gity of Chico. The City writes regarding final cost estimates for insurance in connection
7~0. 0 with the proposed operation of the Chico Clipper transportation program.
Discussed; see action following communications.
City of Chico. The City advises that they have selected Mardi Worley and Shelton
Enochs to the Limited Burning Regulation Committee and asks that the Board
3 Z (~ O O schedule the first meeting of this committee. Discussed; Administrative Officer
to tell Chico that the Board has made their appointments and that a hearing
should be set in the matter.
EI Medio Fire District. Inform the Board that they are in receipt of the new fire truck
~ G ~ 'L. ordered some IB months ago and purchased with Revenue Sharing funds.
They express their approciation to the Board for this truck.
Butte County Employees Association. Inform the Board that on Saturday, October 16,1976,
Mr. Jake Petrosino of the Public Employee Retirement System Betterment
0 3 ~~ Committee will be present to speak to members concerning the question of
possible Social Security termination. {lead; no action taken.
California Association of Weights and Measures OfFicials. Inform Boord that John
Houghton, Butte County Director of Weights and Measures, has been elected
~ ~ ~ Z d President of the California Association of Weights and Measures Officials.
head; no action taken.
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76-1668 CONCUR WITH APPOINTMENT TO COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH PLANNING COUNCIL
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan, and
carried, the Board concurred with the Board of Directors of the Northern Colifomia
Health Systems Agency on the appointment of Edgar N. Black, Jr. to fill the vacant
Health Care Insurer position on the Board.
76-1669 DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS TO PROCEED IN MATTER OF CHICO CLIPPER
OPERATION: INCREASE IN PRICE OF TICKET TO BE PICKED UP BY PATRONS
It was moved by Supervisor McKi ap, seconde y Supervisor Mn igan
and carried, that Clay Castleberry, Director of Public Works, inform City of Chico
that the Beard feels they should proceed in the matter of the Chico Clipper, stating
that the public agency will absorb the increase in rates for the outstanding tickets,
but that the potron will pick up the raise for all new ticket sales.
76-1670 MATTERS PRESENTED BY BOARD MEMBERS
Supervisor Madigan stated ad received a letter from James Fortino
wanting to know when the County is going to do something about Crouch Ditch.
Mr. Castleberry set out the background of this situation, Trade of right-of-way set
out and discussed. The property that they are trying to get the County to give up is
between the two ranches. Mr. Castleberry to take Boord members on a tour of the
property in question.
Supervisor Richter commenced on statements made last week by Bob Jones,
BCEA manager. The statement eoncemed the business of public officials being
picketed if the County employees were to strike. It is Supervisor Richter's feeling
that public conduct has nothing to do with his private enterprises. He has received
telephone calls concerning the statements made last week; organized labor in this
County does not approve of th is type m nduct.
Supervisor Madigan asked if the Board thought that maybe they should
respond to the City of Chico's letter regarding the affects of the ban of future land
development within the Chico community. An exewtive session will be held later
in the meeting to discuss this matter. County Counsel stated he could write to the
City of Chico stating that the County is moving as rapidly as they can to comply
with the law regarding the General plan.
76-1671 APPROVE FILING OF APPLICATIONS FOR PUBLIC WORKS FUNDS
Ba is o son, Director o Economic Deve opment, reported t of the
President had signed the Public Works bill. Transfer of funds under this bill
will be made immediately. Yesterday, they went over the applications very
thoroughly, All the figures will have to be prepared by the architect. It was
suggested that the application be approved and the Chairman authorized fn sign,
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and
carried, filing of the applications for Public Works funds was approved and the Chairman
authorized to sign.
Discussed not implementing the adding on of the moveable partitions.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
carried, Administrative Office was authorized to delete the matter of the moveable
partitions in the plans for the new Administrative Building.
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Clif M ckelson, Administrative Officer, set out the suggestion of
sending two people to Seattle with the apps (cations. Mr. Connerly has employed
a person familiar with these applications. It was suggested that some one from
Ward Connerly's ofFice and Mr. Nicholson be sent to Seattle to lobby on these
applications for Public Works funds. Costs for these two people going to Seattle
set out and discussed; it was felt iF would be a very worthwhile effort. It was
felt that it was very important to hand-carry the applications.
On motion of Supervisor Riohter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
curried, a representative from Connerly's office and Bob Nicholson be sent to
Seattle to hand carry the application for Public Works funds, and that a transfer
of funds be made from the Reserve for contingency to Economic Development
budget ro cover the costs of said travel, in the estimated amount of $700.
76-1672 WAIVE FIRST READING OF SALARY ORDINANCE AMENDMENT
Asa cry ordinance amen meet as en prepare to Imp ement the staff
change approved in the Mental Health Services Program augmentation, and
reclassifies a vacant position in the Health Services Agency.
Jim Rackerby, Personnel Director, said there was one item that had
not been added to this ordinance. A manpower position under CE TA building
and grounds should be added; janitor's position at a salary of X596 per month.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, sewnded by Supervisor Madigan and
carried, first reading of the salary ordinance amendment was waived, with the
added change set out by Mr. Rackerby.
Mr. Rackerby said he needed budget direction from the Board.
The Narcotics Task Faroe was el iminated; the employees have all been transferred.
There is a technical problem of having a person in the Narcotics Task force in a
detached service.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
and carried, the Board authorized Mr. Rackerby to continue Mr. Wadsworth to detached
service for the coming month.
76-1673 APPROVE EXTENSION OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL GRANT
State Department o Education as approve extension v a vocational
educational grant clerical school component. An extension to the equipment
lease agreement is necessary.
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Richter and
carried, Manpower Director was authorized to sign an extension lease agreement with
Hooker Oak Furniture in the amount of x3300.
Mr. Rnckerby reported that TITLE I! grant has been received. All the
programs will continue on for the time being. A grant application under the Public
Works Bill will be prepared for the Manpower Program.
76-1674 GRANT TRAVEL AUTHORIZATION
The Mental Health Director requests authorization For Charles Westwater
and Eugene Lundin to attend a conference of county alcoholish program administrators
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in Tahoe City, October 12 through October 14; estimated cost $140.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
carried, travel request by Mental Health Director wns approved for Charles Westwater
and Eugene Lundin to attend a conferee nce of county alcohol ism program
administrators in Tahoe City, October 12 through October 14, at an estimated
cost of $140.
7b-1675 JUVENILE HALL REFRIGERATOR: ACTION PUT OVER AT THIS TIME
T e remo a ed space a ocated or a re rigerator at Juveni a Ha 1 will not
aceomodate the existing freezer. It will therefore be necessary to purchase a
smaller refrigerator for which one has been located at cost of $1123.60, which
includes trade-in value. Partial roimbursement is available through the State
Office of Food and Nutrition. Discussed; action deferred until Supervisors look
over the site.
76-1676 AWARD OF BID: REROOFING OFGOUNTY BUILDINGS
i s ave en opene or reroo ing o t Data Processing/County
Schools building and the print shop and building maintenance shop. Low bid was
received from Permatite Roofing in the amount of $11,600, which exceeds the
budget appropriation of $9,980.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and
carcied, bid for reroofing County Buildings was awarded to Permatite Roofing
Company and utilization of additional necessary funding from within the building and
grounds budget authorized.
76-1677 AUTHORIZE PURCHASE OF COURIER DELIVERY TRUCK
muc nee a true as en ocate an is available from the
U.S. Postal Service at a cost of $1,200. This truck has 27,000 miles on it
and is in good condition.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
carried, purchase of truck from U. S. Postal Service with o transfer of the
necessary funds to came from the reserve was authorized.
76-1678 AUTHORIZE PURCHASE OF FORKLIFT
A government Burp us for i t as been located in Sacramento at a
cost of $350. This would be used in the print shop for moving paper and other
work around the County offices. Purchase discussed.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
carried, purchase of forklift with funding ro come from within the central services
budget authorized.
76-Ib79 APPROVE LOAN PACKAGE FOR LOAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE
an visory Committee as su muted a oan pac age for approval in
the amount of $12,755. The application is requesting participation in the HCD
i~habilitation ProEect in South Oroville.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and
carried, Loan package submitted by Loan Advisory Committee approved.
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76-1680 APPROVE CONTRACT FOR SERVICES OF CONNERLY & ASSOCIATES, INC:
PREPARATION OF 1977-78 PREAPPLICATION PROCESS
contract or t e services o onner y sociates, Inc, in preparation
of the 1977-78 Preapplication and gpplicotion for Housing and Community
Development funds is being submitted for approval. This contract may oat exceed
$5,500.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
and carried, contract for services of Connerly and Associates, Inc. approved
and Chairman authorized to sign.
Mr. Mickelson stated that the costs for the preapplication and
application fees will net be reimburseable.
76-1681 ADOPT LIST OF USES: TIMBER YIELD TAX
Assem y i 25 requires f at Board shall adopt a list and a
detailed description of additional compatible uses For parcels zoned as timberland
preserves. Supervisors McKillop and Richter have gone over this matter with the
Assessor. The Assessor has sent off letters indicating the area that wil! be in
commercial timber. Parcel sizes are taken care of"in the pct.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor McKillop
and carried, the Board adopted the I ist of uses for parcels zoned as timberland
preserves;
I. Compatible uses:
a. Grazing
b. Management for watershed.
c, Management for fish and wildlife habitat.
d. Management for hunting and fishing.
e. Any use integrally related to the growing, harvesting, and processing
of forest products.
f. The erectfan, construction, alteration, or maintenance of gas, electric,
water or communication transmission lines.
g. Outdoor recreation.
h. Exploration For mineral resources and mining operations up to three acres.
2. Parcel sizes:
a. $ite I and I1, 40 acres minimum
b. Site III, 160 acres minimum
c. Site IV and V, 640 acres minimum.
Dan Blackstock, County Counsel, stated that this matter has to be
completed by March of next year. The Board could direct that the matter 6e
referred to Planning Commission for hearing. The Board should direct the Assessor
and Planning Director to put this before the Planning Commission before the end
of tJovember. The Boards hearings could then be completed before March 1st.
Discussed; no action taken.
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76-l682 ADOPT RESOLUTION 76-163, FORMATION OF COUNTY SERVICE AREA X56
Certification of results of election on formation of County Service
Brea ~5b, Glenn Drive area of Oroville, filed by the County Clerk. This sets
the tax rote for the district.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor AMdigan and
carried, Resolution 76-163, forming County Service Area X56 and setting the
maximum tax rate was adopted and the Chairman was authorized to sign.
76-1683 AUTHORIZI: TRANSFER OF TAX PAYMENT
T e Treasurer requests permission to transfer an erroneous payment on
Assessor's Parcel 71-02-038 to the Intended parcel 71-2-37 in accordance with Revenue
and Taxation Code Section 4911 through 4916.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and
carried, the Auditor was authorized to transfer taxes as requested.
76-1684 APPROVE CONTRACT CHANGE ORDER NO. I-LA55EN AVENUE PROJECT
NO. 57183-74-I AND WAIVED FIRST READING OF ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING
SPEED LIMIT ON LARKIN ROAD
n motion o perv~sor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
carried, the following action was taken:
(. Approved contract change order No. I, Lassen Avenue Project No. 57183-
74-1 in the increasing amount of $186.43 to provide for revising a drop inlet to
conform to the existing storm drain line and the Chairman was authorized to sign.
2. Waived first reading of ordinance establishing speed Ifmit on
Larkin Road.
76-1685 GRIDLEY BRANCH LIBRARY FEDERAL FUND GRANT APPLICATION:
HOLD OVER ONi: WEEK
pp cation or federal grant funds from Local Public Works Act for
Gridley branch library has been prepared by Cook Associates as directed by
the Board. Discussed; put over one week.
7b-1686 APPROVE FINAL MAP FOR SUNLAND ACRES UNIT ~I
ay ast a erry, erector o is o s, reported tha# he has letters
from property owners authorizing Public Works to go on their property tv do drainage
work. Subdivision discussed.
On motion of SupervisorMcKillop, seconded by Supervisor Richter and
carried, the final map of 5unland Acres Unit f`I, 17 lots, west of Hickory Street,
Paradise, was approved.
76-1687 AUTHORIZE CLOSING OF MYERS STREET FOR ONE DAY FOR MAKING
OF MOVIE
~r~astleberry stated that the movie people had requested authorization
for the closing of Myers Street between C lJi D Streets one day next week. Request
discussed.
On motion of Supervisor MelCillop, seconded by Supervisor Richter and
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carried, authorization was granted to the movie people to have Public Works
close Myers Street between C and D Streets, Oroville, one day next week for
the filming of a movie.
76-1668 DISCUSSION: LUNCHEON WORK SHOP INVITATION FROM CAL TRAN
Mr. Cost a rry stated t at Ca Tran wou d i e to now if t e Board
members would like to attend the luncheon workshop meeting. Invitation discussed.
Supervisor Richter felt the Board members should attend. Mr. Castleberry will
express the Board's feelings ro Cal Tran, stating that the Board would like to be
invited to said luncheon.
76-1689 REPORTON ~ SWENE FLU fMMUNFZATION
Dr. 5vihus reported on Swine flu immunization for Butte County.
The program is ready ro go. Supervisor Richter requested that this information
be given ro Channel 12 and Channel 7 TV stations. Dr. Svihus stated that
this release would be given ro the stations. Dates for sold clinics set out and
discussed. The first clinic will be held in Paradise on Friday, October 15th.
RECESS: The Board recessed at 10;15 for an executive session
RECONVENED: The Board reconvened at II:10 following an executive session.
7b-169Q APPOINTMENT OF DIRECTOR OF E.O.C.
On motion of Supervisor McKi op, seconded bySupervisor Madigan
and carried, Etazia Kahn was appointed Director of E.O.C. and as a member
of the Manpower Council.
76-Ib91 DISCUSSION WITH EVEItD MC CAIN CONCERNING WEST PARADISE ACCESS
ASSESSMENT DISTRICT PROPOSAL
Everd McCain present at this time to discuss the West Paradise Access
Assessment District proposal. Mr. McCain had been requested to review this
matter and the possibility of where the matter should go from this date. In 197E
a study of ways and means of providing a second access ro the west Paradise area had
been conducted. At that time, the project wwuld have cost some $185,000.
Since that time many changes have occurred. Construction in the area set out
by Mr. McCain.
The Skyway improvements have been completed and it is now a
four-fare highway. More traffic is over on the east side of paradise now.
Background of the area and the need far access set out by Mr. McCain.
It is felt that the emphasis is different now. The 1971 study needs ro 6e updated.
Access to be constructed at this time would cost approximately $321),000. It
was stated that the entire west area should be studied and a master plan for access
worked out.
As traffic increases, the Noneyrun intersection with the Skyway has
become a problem.
Possible access routes set out. Mr. McCain stated he would be happy
to enter into a contract with the County for the formation of this district. Fie
stated that the County needs a circulation pattern for the areo. Have to come up
with o specific plan for a Netter access.
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Assessment District procedures set out and discussed. Time spent
discussing the possibility of formation of such a district for access to the area.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
and carried, Everd McCain was requested to prepare a contract and present said
contract next week for the development of an assessment district, delineating
the proposed district and the pattern of access.
John Tolle, Fire Chief for paradise Fire District, thanked the
Board for the above action.
Mrs. C. L. Harris filed with the Clerk a letter regarding the above
matter. She stated that the residents in the area would like I+o have cooperation
with Mr. McCain and would like to work with him on the proposal of a new
access for the area.
Supervisor McKillop suggested that the people in the area come
up with a committee to meet with Mr. McCain and to work with him. Mrs. Harris
was suggested as the head of such a committee.
76-1692 PARADISE MEMORIAL HALL RATES (PUT OVERONE WEEK)
Discussion o t Paradise Memoria Ha rates put over one week.
76-1693 PAUL L. STEBBINS: HEARING ON APPEAL OF SUBDIVISION COMMITTEE'S
DETERMINATION TO FILE NOTICES OF VIOLATION AGAINST PROPERTY
LOCATED ON EAST SIDE OF CONDOR ROAD, NEAR POTTERS RAVINE
The continued hearing on the Paul L-Ste ins appea o t e Su ivision
Committee's determination to file Notices of Violation against property identified as
Ap 41-38-04 end AP 41-38-04 (portion) located on the east side of Condor Road,
near Potters Ravine, Sec 34, T21N, R4E, MD68M was held at this time.
Letter from Arthur Greenbow discussed. The letter set out the {ustification for
the appeal and stated that Mr. Stebbins would be unable to attend this hearing
as he was out of the country.
Hearing opened to the public at this time. Appearing: no one.
Hearing continued to November 30, 197b at 2:00 p.m.
76-1694 APPEARANCE:: MRS. MARIE LEE MAGALIA re ACCESS PROBLEM ON NIMSHEW
Mrs. Marie Lee, Maga ia, spa a regarding an access pro em on Nims ew
Road. Mr. Castleberry stated that she did have a problem. The Board has made a
determination about the Forestry Roads that. allow development along them. This
road in question has nat been determined to have a full access. The road does not
qualify for access.
Mrs. Lee is attempting to secure maintenance agreements for the access;
she did not have them at this time. She is attempting to secure community acceptance of the
maintenance of the road.
Chairman Cameron suggested that Mr. Castleberry secure all the information
from Mrs. Lee and that he would then go up and look at the area surrounding said
road. Mr. Castleberry will return next week with a report on this request. '^
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76-1695 APPEARANCE: EDWARD FOGARTY CHICO: UNITED WAY ENDEAVOR
Mr. Edward Fogarty, Hi da Way, C ico, stated was c airman for
the United Way Endeavor for Phis year. He requested permission to can#act the
county employees to participate in this drive. Management of United Way explained.
X175,000 is their Baal this year. It was stated that payroll deductions could be
made for the County employees who desired to contribute in this way.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
and carried, the Board endorsed the United Way Endeavor and authorized payroll
deductions for another year.
76-1696 APPEARANCE: MIKE TEETER, PARADISE-APPRECIATION OF WHEELCHAIR
building of the wheelchair ramp at this, the County Administration Building. He
felt this was a remarkable installation and he appreciated being able to use such
a facility.
76-1697 RECONSIDERATION OF TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP FOR STEVE JENKINS AND
TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP FOR DIXON HARD CHROME 1NC.-SET FOR OCTOBER 19
Reconsideration of tentative parce map or Steve Jen ins, AP 2- - ,
2• lots, east side of Meridian Idaad, approx. 1400 ft. north of Kennedy Ave., Chico
and the tentative parcel map for Dixon Harcl Chrome Ins., AP 25-Od-03, 2 lots,
south side of Hamilton Read, approx. t/4 mile west of Larkin Road, Gridley were
put aver to October 19, 1976.
Dan Blackstock, County Counsel, stated that the hearing regarding
litigation with Chico has been continued to October 15th so the Board will not act
on any of the pending tentative map until after the Court hearing.
Mr. Steve Jenkins, Chico, said he was in the middle of harvest and
requested that he be notified of the time of the hearing. The Clerk was requested
to notify Mr. Jenkins.
76-1698 ADOPT RESOLUTION76-164 IN OPPOSITION TO PROPOSITION 14
On mot ono Supervisor Ma Egan, secon e y Supervisor McKi lop
and carried, Resolution 76-164 in opposition to Proposition 14 wvs adopted and
the Chairman authorized to sign.
76-1699 APPROVE BUTTi: COUNTY FAIR BOARD CONFLICT OF INTEREST CODE
Onr ~mot:on o Supervisor Ric ter, secon ed y Supervisor McKi op
and carried, Butte County Falr Board Conflic# of Interest Code was approved.
RECESS: 12:00
RECONVENE: 1130 p.m.
p PUBLIC HEARING: ALBERT B. & LORRAINE E. CtiABOT -APPEAL OF PLANNING
COtIDtISSION'S DENIAL OF A VARIANCE TO MLNIM[TM PARCEL SIZE TO ALLOW A 1.10
ACRE PARCEL AND A 2.46 ACRE PARCEL ON PROPI3RTY ZONID "TM-5" LOCATED ON
BOTH SIDES O~ HUPP i!fI~.L ROAD, APPRORIMATEI,Y 1000 FT. SOUTH OF SKYWAY
NTBR CTION ORT OF PARADISE 0 FROM 9 4
The continued public hearing of Albert i3. aad Lorraine E. Chabot
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to allow a I.10 acre parcel cad a 2.46 acre parcel on property zoned "TM-5"
located on both sides of Hupp Mill Road, approximately 1000 ft. south of
Skyway intersection, north of 8aradise was held at this time.
Mr. Lawson stated that this matter should be continued until
after the 16th of November.
Hearing continued to November 23, 1476 at 1:30 p.m.
70I PUBLIC HEARING: A. JOHN MERLO - APPEAL OF CONDITION ~4 OF APPROVAL FOR
TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP IDENTIFIED AS AP 44-43-01, REQUIRING THAT APPLICANT PAY
A DRAINAGE DEPOSIT OF $4200 PER ACRE FOR THE CO1~ffiERCIAL USE OF THAT PROPERTY
TO BE USED FOR MOBILE HOME SAFES.
The public hearing of A. John Mer1o appeal of Condition ~9 of
approval ¢or tentative parcel map identified ea AP 44-43-01, requiring that
applicant pay a drainage deposit of $x+200 per acre for the commercial use
of that property to be used for mobile home sales was held at this time.
Hearing open to the public: Appearing: No one.
Mr. Lynn Hubbard called this date and asked for a continuance due
to the facC Chat Mr. Merlo is ill and cannot attend Che meeting today.
Hearing continued to November 23, 1976 at 1:30 p.m.
2 ACCEPT BID=FOR'C8RON0=FLEX'MAP5=IN PLANNING DEPART,MEN'P.
On matioa of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor McKiilop
and carried the bid of $3218 by Phototex is accepted for Chrono-flex maps
and authorized transfer of funds ;from the::reserve.
3 PLANNING DEPARTMENT AUTHORIZED TO CHARGE FOR COPIES OF CODIFICATION
ORDINANCE 1750,
On motion of Supervisor McRillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
and carried copies of the Codification Ordinance 1750 will be sold £or $.BO
per copy.
704 ENTAT VE PARCEL MAP CONTINUED UNTIL OCTOBER 9 1
Tentative parcel maps are continued until October 19, 1976, a list
of which is on file with the Clerk of the Hoard.
705 TENTATIVE PARCEL MAPS DENIED
On motion of Supervisor McLCillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
carried the following tentative parcel maps were denied with the findings that
they are detrimental to the health,-safety and welfare of the people:
E. W, and M. Bray - AP 30-101-30, 3 Iota, southeast corner of
Tehama Avenue and 18th Street, Thermalito.
Richard G. Orman, AP 62-48-34, 2 iota, west side of Surcrease Mine
Read, south of Hunker Hi11 Road, Big Bend.
5 TENTATIVE PARCEL, MAPS DENIED
On motion~of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
and carried the following tentative parcel maps ware denied with the findings
that they are not consistent with the orchard and field crops designation of
the land use element of the General Plan:
Bill J. Griffith, AP 42-05-56, 3 lots, south side of Bell Road,
between Muir Avenue and Nord Hwy., Chico:
Joseph Hughes, AP 24-25-05 and 12 and AP 28-03-19 and 22, 2 lots,
south aide of Lower Honcut Road, approximately ~ mile east of
- Hwy. 70, south of Oraville.
Errol H, Ha11,'AP 4209-06, 4 lots. north side of Liwq. 32, between
Muir Avenue cad Iteanady Avenue, Chico.
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EXECUTIVE SESSION: The Board recessed at 1:45 p.m. to hold an Executive
Session concerning litigation.
RECONVENE: The Board reconvened at 2:00 p.m. following an executive session
concerning litigation, There is nothing to report at this time.
"-" ~' PUBLIC HEARING: CASH DeFLORES MOBILE HOME PARK - REZONE FROM "R-4" (MAXIMCTM
DENSITY RBSIDENTLAL}~ nR-2" (DUPI$X.REBIDENTIAL) AND "R-1" (SINGLE FAMILY
RESIDENTIAL) TO "MBP" (MOBILE HOME PARK) PROPERTY ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF LASSEN
AVENUE Afi MURSEMAN AVENUES CONTAINING 12 ACRES, MORE, OR LESS, CHICO. (CONY
FROM 2S 6 . ._• .. ~ .
" The continued hearingef Casa IIeFlOres Mobile Home Par1c rezolie from
"R-4" (Maximum Density Residential), "R-2f' (Duplex Residential) & "R-i" (Single
Family Residentiala to "Mfg" (Mnbile Home P~x'k) property on tho south side of
Lassen Avenue at Norseman Avenue, containi 12 scree, more or less, Chico
was held at this time.
Hearing open to the public: Ap"peering: No one.
Hearing continued until October 19, 1976 at 1:30 p.m.
708 ADOPT ORDINANCE 1760: PUBLIC HEARING: EXTENSION OF INTERIM S-R-1 FOR
PROPERTY LOCATED SOUTH OF MCFD CREEK, WEST OF ESPLANADE, NORTH OF EAST AVENUE
AND EAST OF 11iE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY, CONTAINING 850 ACRES,
MORE OR LESS. CHICO.
The public hearing on the extension of Interim S-R-1 for property
located south of Mud Creek, west of Esplanade, north of Eaet Avenue and east
of the Southern Pacific Railroad right-of-way, containing 850 scree, more or
lase, Chico was held as advertised.
Hearing open to the public: Appearing:
1. Tony Squillace represetttYbg his father-in-law. Mr. Squillace
is in favor of the extension of Interim S-R-1.
2. Joe Ellingson, property owner. Mr. Ellingson is in favor
of the extension of Interim 3-R-1.
3. Beverly Harrington, property owner. Mrs. Harrington questioned
where the interim was located.and wanted to know if her property was involved.
Mrs. Harrington was told that her property was not within the boundaries of
the Interim.
4. Lavenia Black, property owner. Mrs. Black stated that she would
like to know'Nhe•tKet':ber' property was involved.. Mrs. Black was informed that
her- property was not within the boundaries of the Interim.
Hearing closed to the public and confined to the Board.
(hi motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor McKillop
anfl carried, Interim S~R~1 is extendbdrfor a period. of 12 monthA,'Ordinance
1760 was adopted and the Chaimnan authorized to sign. •
76-1709 PUBLIC HEARING: ROBERT J. DU805E - APPEAL OF PLANNING COMMISSION'S DENIM,
OF REZONING FROM "S-R" (SOBURBAN=RESIDENTL9L) TO "C-2" (GENERAL COMMERCIAL)
PROPERTY ON THE SOUTHWEST SIDE OF HWY. 32, APPROXIMATELY ~ MILE SOUTHEAST OF
7.IND0 CHANNEL. CONTAINING 2 ACRES~MORE OR LESS. CHICO, -
The public hearing of Robert J. Dubose - appeal of the Plannit[g ~
_T Commission's denial of rezoning from•"S-R" (Suburban-Residential) to "C-2" _~
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(General Commercial) property on the southwest aide of Hwy. 32, spproxi.mately
~ mile southeast of Lindo Channel, containing 2 acres, more or le6s, Chico
was head as advertised.
Background information net out.
Hearing open to the public: Appearing: Robert 3. Dubose.
Mr. Dubose stated that he only wanted to build an additional building which
would contain 50 - 5x5 lockers for collage students. Mr. Dubose stated that
in the middle of building the complex the zoning was changed and he only
had the additional'~building to complete.
Hearing continued until October 19, 1976 at 2:00 p.m.
ADOPT ORDINANCE 17fi1: EXTENSTON'OF INTERIM S-R-1 BOUNDARIES TO INCLUDE
A-2 PROPERTY THAT WA5 NOT PICitED UP IN TBE ORIGINAL INTERIM ZONING FOR
21 0 DAYS.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
and carried Interim S-R-1 boundaries are extended to include A-2 property
that was not picked up oa the original interim for a period of 120 days
for the area to be studied; Ordinance 1761 adopted and the Chafrman authorized
to sign.
Mr. Lawson is to draw up the legal description for the area iaeluded
in the Interim S-R-1.
~6-711 DISCUSSION• 8IR FOR TA8 FOUR ADDITIONAL ELEMENTS OF THE GENERAL PLAN.
Supervisor Richter stated that it would be highly appropriate to
go outside the County to get a:' Consulting firm to do•the four elements and
__ th_e__8IR__raquired for the elements.
v ~ Mr. Nickelson is to contact Clair.Hi.ll and Associates from
Redding, California to see if they will do the woL'k.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
and carried, Mr. Nickelson is to bring back a proposal concerning the
BIR on the four additional elements and to contact Clair Hill and Associates
to see if they will handle the projecC.
Mr. Lawson stated that he as already sent copies of the four
additional elements and the EIR to the State for their approval.
RECESS: 2530 p:m;~ - _
RECONVENE: 3:00 p.m.
2 SDPERVISOR LARD EXCUSED FROM THE MEETING FOA THE ENTIRE DAY
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded bq Supervisor Richter and
carried Sugervisor Ladd was excused from the meeting for the entire day.
$ ~SCUSSION OF VARIOUS REFUSE_DI_SPOSAL PROBLEMS AND PRAPOSALS.
Clay Castleberry set out the problems involved at the various
refuse disposal aitea•and mountain transfer stations.
Nr. Castleberry stated that he did not object to the proposal
of the Collectors to changing the fee schedule at the dumps. The proposed
change would ba to $A.50 for commercial and one tan vehicles.
Mr. Castleberry stated that the commercial rates at the transfer
station was controlled by the contract with Oroville. The only way the
Board could change this would be to renegotiate the contract or cancel
the contract with Oroville and the mountain stations.
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Discussion of possibly cancelling the contract for flroville sad
adopting a franchise had at this time.
Discussion of the Stirling City transfer station had at this time.
Mr. Castleberry stated that it would be difficult to close the transfer
station in Stirling City as there have been so many complaints about the
station only being open one day a weak. Mr. Castleberry stated that the
biggest problem waa that when you take away a free service it takes time
for the people to adjust.
Mr. Castleberry stated that the Ord Ranch site was doing as
well as could be expected.
Mr. Castleberry estimated that it would cost $25,000 per year
to keep the mountain stations open oa the weekends.
Mr. Castleberry explained that the collectors are concerned about
franchising. They wonder why Oroville has a contract and the other parts
of the County do not have a contract. Discussion of limiting licenses or
franchising the County had at this time.
Hearing open to the public: Appearing:
1. William Houston, Berry Creek. Mr. Houston showed the Board a
picture he had taken of the garbage that fs along the roads. Mr. Houston
stated that he was concerned with the charge at the dump and also that rats
could become a problem if the garbage is not taken care of.
2. Ed Parker, Paradise. Mr. Parker stated that all of the
commercial people should pay the same for deunpiag. Mr. Parker said that
collectors want to work with the County on an answer.
3. Mike Cecilberry, Berry Creek. Mr, Cecilherry state that
he was concerned with the hauling of trash away from the Berry Creak School.
Mr. Cecilberry stated that he did not object to the fee so much as the
fact that the dumps era not open but one day a week.
4. Daisy George, Berry Creek. Mrs. George stated that she preferred
to have the system the may it was.
5. Elmer Johnson, Chico. Mr. Johnson stated how he felt oa the
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6. Yvonne Jeaner, Berry Creek. Mrs. Jeaner stated that she
objected to the dump only being open one day a weak and feels that it should
be open at least two days a week.
7.. Melvin Morris, Mountain Station Contractor. Mr. Morris set
out his problems isxvolving the transfer stations.
8.• ~erett Johnson Chico. Mr. Johnson stated he tiros in favor
of having restrictive liceasiug and /or franchises.
9. Mrs. Houston, Berry Creek. Mra. Houston stated that she would
be willing to pay for home pickup if it were available.
10,' Ed; Chisppari, Oroville Transfer Station. Mr. Chiappari set .
out how he rune his•operatioa.
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11. Bill Jeaner, ~rrq Creek. Mr.~Jeaner stated he would like to
nee the additional coat of running the dump added to the tax bill so that
the dumps could remain open all week.
On motion of Supervisor MciCillap, seconded by Supervisor Richter
and carried the fee schedule for Commercial sad one-ton vehicles is•raised
to $4.50.
Discussion of e•Stabliehing a County Service Area to handle the
refuse disposal situation, had at this time.
l7n motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Chairman Cameron
the mountain stations era to be open two days a week and the Public Works
Director is to work with the communities to see which days they would like
to have the mountain stations open. AYES: Supervisor McKillop and Chairman
Cameron. NOES; Supervisors Madigan and Richter. ABSENT: Supervisor Ladd.
Motion fa 1s.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor McY,{llop
and carried, the mountain stations era to be open two days a week and the
Public Works Director is to work with the communities to sea which days
they would like to have the mountain stations open, this will be oa a 30-
day trial basis and will start immediately.
Mr. Castleberry stated that the State and comaittae recommended
requirements for licensing end a charge of $25.
Discussion of franchising had at Chia time.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
the Board will move towards franchising of refuse collectors in the Southern
part of the County.
0 on W~.thdrawn.
12. Eleanor Mann, Paradise. Mrs. Mann was against having a franchise
and letting the people undercut others.
Discussion of different Counties who have contracts instead of
1lcensea and franchises had at this time.
ADDITIONAL MATTERS PRESENTED BY THE BOARD MEI~ERS.
Chairman Cameron stated that Mrs. Terry, Librarian, had called and
the shelving for the Paradise Library has arrived and will be put in next
week.
Clif Miskelson stated that the Board will have to act oa the
Grand Jury Report next week. The Board was presented with packets for
their review and comments.
ADJOi]RNMENT; ~.
There being nothing further before the Board at Chia time, the
meeting was adjourned at 5:15 p.m. to reconvene on Tuesday, October 7,
1976 at 9:00 a.m.
ATTEST: CLARK A. NELSON, COUNTY CLERK
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