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October 12, 1976
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
SS.
COUNTY OF BUTTE )
The Board of Supervisors met at 9:00 a.m. pursuant to adjournment.
Present: Supervisors Ladd, Madigan, McKil lop, Richter and Chainnon Cameron.
Clif Mickelson, Administrative Officer, Jim Griffith, Deputy County Counsel,
and Clark A. Nelson, County Clerk, by Margie Catt, Clerk of the Board.
Pledge of allegiance to the Flag of the United Stotes of America
76-1714 APPROVAL OF MINUTES
On motion of Supervisor MaKillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan,
and unanimously carried, the minutes .of October 5, 1976 were approved as
mailed. • ., .
76-1715 COMMUNICATIONS
Kenda Engineering, Oroville. The engineers request a hearing before the Board
// ~j• O S to discuss denial of the Oro Bills 'Subdivision Map. Set for hearing
an October 2b, 1976 at 1:30 p.m.
Bachman Engineering, Chico. The engineers, on behalf of Wiiiiam T. Heinrich,
/,3 0 Sr appeal the Planning Commission's deterrgination that an Environmental
impact Report be required fur a land division, AP 42-09-07.
Set For hearing on October 26, i976 at 1;30 p.m.
Graves, Geddis ~ Driscoll, Oroville. The engineers, on behalf of Sherman Johnson,
/ / •D S" request a hearing regarding a proposed parcel map, AP 27-29-04. To
be discussed under Planning items.
Lippincott Land Surveyors, Paradise. The engineers, on behalf William J. Beaseley,
appeal the Planning Commission's recommended denial of a parcel map
/ i 3 •Q ~ ,• application, AP 58-20-49. To 6e discussed under Planning's items.
Durham Recreation and Park District. The District requests appointment of Dwight
~ O O ~ S-~ Brinson and John Thorpe to the Recreation District Board as they were the
only persons filing for office. See motion following communications.
Mrs. Eleanor Zahnd, Paradise. Mrs. Zahnd writes concerning a use permit which
~~3 O d was issued for none-year period for a group home at 983 Wagstaff Rd.,
P~adise and expresses concern over reapplication procedures. Discussed;
Board members felt they should hear this each year. Hold of this time.
Minasian, Minasian, Minasian, Spruance 8 Bober. The attorneys, on behalf of
Lake Madrone Water District, express concern for the operation of Berry
r• ~ ~ Creek Dump and Transfer Station and asks that the operation 6e left open
for at least several days each week. Discussed; this site will be open
two days a week. No action needed.
Gary T. Lippincott. Appeal Planning Commission's recommendation of denial of the
parcel map for William J. Beasley. Read; na action taken.
Petition. itesidents of Arrowhead Drive, Paradise, request the Board to accept this
road into County system. Clay Castleberry, Director of Public Works,
c~~ ~r 0 D stated that the developer did not really build the Road to County
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specifications. There are certain things that have ro be done before
the road would be acceptable. Mr. Castleberry to answer the letter.
Petition. Residents of EI Monte Avenue from Highway 32 to East Eighth Street,
including construction of a bridge over Dead Horse Slough, request that
the bids on this road and project be rejected by the Board. Discussed;
to be held over until Public Works Items.
Summons and Complaint. Andrew Martin Taylor, Mary Taylor and Catherine Hutek vs
Margaret Mitzel, County of Butte, Ken Brundage, et al. Referred to
County Counsel.
Ringel $ Associates. Appeal denial of Ellis Matthews variance to building setback on
Almond and Cedar Streets, Paradise.
Donald L. Solheim, Land Surveyor. Request consideration of tentative parcel map for
Joseph Hughes. Hold over at this time.
C. W. Bachman. Proiest determination of Planning Commission to deny tentative parcel
map of Therman B. Walker. Hold over at this time.
C. W. Bachman. Protest of action of Planning Commission on tentative parcel map
of Errol H. Hall. Hold over at this time.
Thiel E. Lippincott. Request for waiving of requirements of Public Works Department
for street improvements for AP 51-IG4-43. This concerns his place of business.
To be discussed later in the meeting.
76-1716 MATTERS PRESENTED $Y SUPERVISOR MADIGAN
Supervisor Ma igan commence on t etter from P.G. & E. regarding
possible sites.
Letter from Congressman Harold "$izz"Johnson regarding House Bills
dealing with aliens trying to get the Federal Government to do something about
medical aid to these aliens. Supervisor Madigan would like to go through CSAC and
then ro the National Association and push these bills. Letter given to Administrative
Officer for handling.
76-1717 APPROVE APPOINTMENTS TO DURHAM RECREATION AND PARK DISTRICT
On motion o Supervisom•fic ter, seconded y Supervisor Ladd and
unanimously carried, Dwight Brinsorazmd~John Thorpe were appointed as members
of the burhom Recreation and Park District, for four year terms, as they were the
only persons filing for the office.
76-1718 ADOPT ORDINANCE 1762 SALARY ORDINANCE AMENDMENT
On motion of Supervisor McKi op, seconded y Supervisor Richter and
unanimously carried, the second reading of the salary ordinance amendment Has waived,
Ordinance 1762 to implement the staff change approved in the Mental Health Services
Program augmentation and to reclassify a vacant position in the Health Services
Agency was adopted and the Chairman authorized to sign.
76-1719 APPROVE TRAVEL RE QUEST OF HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Heat Department requests out rization or Maxine Kelly, Virginia Witt,
and Judy pelgado to attend a conference of Child Abuse in San Francisco November 5
through November 7. Estimated costs $491. Request discussed. Felt that only two
need to attend this conference.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
carried, fHro people from the Health Department were authorized to attend a conference
of Child Abuse in San Francisco November 5 through November 7, 1976.
AYES: Supervisors Madigan, McKiNop, Richter and Chairman Cameron
NOES: Supervisor Ladd ~ October 12, 1976
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7b-1720 APPROVE JOINT POWERS AGREEMENT WITH GLENN COUNTY: COMMUNICATION
SITE AT ST. JOHN'S MOUNTAIN
An agreement wit G enn County has been developed for them to assist
development of the communications site at St. John's Mountain with no outroF-pocket
expenditure.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, the joint powers agreement with Glenn County was approved
and the Chairman authorized to sign.
76-1721 AUTHORIZE PURCHASE OF REFRIGERATOR FOR JUVENILE HALL
T e remo e e space a ocate or a re rigerator at Juveni a Hall wil I
not accomodate the existing freezer. It will therefore be necessary to purchase a
smaller refrigerator for which one has been located at cost of $I,i23.60, includes
trade-in value. Partial reimbursement is avoidable through the State Office of
Food and Nutrition. Discussed.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and
unanimously carried, purchase of refrigerator for Juvenile Hal I at a cost of $1,123.60
was authorized and juvenile hall superintendent was authorized to submit reimbursement
application.
76-1722 REPORT ON CONSULTANT PROPOSALS FOR FOUR GENERAL PLAN ELEMENTS
AND E.I.R.
C~Ti~7vlickelson, Administrative Officer, reported on consultant proposals
for four General Plan elements and the E.I.R. He contacted Clair Hill at Redding
and they reffed the County to Sacramento to talk fro the planner in these matters.
Representatives of the firm will come up and talk to the County about the plans for
the four General Plan elements.
Mr. Mickelson stated he had been set on the trail of .lames Campbell, an
elderly man, who has done quite a few General Plans. Cities and Counties whose
elements he has prepared were contacted and they commented on him quite
favorably. Mr. Campbell was interested in preparing Butte County's four elements
to the General Plan. Fie will come to Oroville on Wednesday, October 20th, to
discuss the proposed plans.
Clair Hill 8. Associates, reprosentative will be in Oroville on Friday
October 15th, to discuss the proposal with the Board.
Chairman Cameron appointed Supervisors McKillop and Richter to meet
with these men, Clif Nickelson and Jim Lawson, Planning Director.
Supervisor Richter stated it would be important and essential to have
each Planner make comments on each element os to what their views are on the
elements. Felt should •lv,v~, ;members of the committee appointed by fhe Board
give their comments relative to the elements; Planning Director will also be
requested to give his comments on the elements. Administrative Officer wil! give
the message to the planning Director that the Board would like some comments from
the planners and members of the committee on each element.
76-1723 ACKNOWLEDGE SUBMITTAL OF LIST: TIMBER Y.-IEI.D TAX (AB 1258)
e ssor su mits ist - E. ize version wit contests parcels.
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It was stated that the contested parcels will have to go to hearing. At this time,
the Board only needs to acknowledge fhe list presented. County Counsel will give
the Board o report on how~the contested parcels are to be handled.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, submittal of List A-Finalized version with contested parcels
was acknowledged. (copy attached to original minutes)
76-1724 APPROVE WATER QUALITY MONITORING CONTRACT
A renews contract. r oter Qua ity Monitoring in County Service
Area No. 4 has been prepared with Robert !.. Nevin, Consulting Engineer,
Sacramento, at the same price as last year's contract, X3,565. This is for monitoring
in Paradise pines; the water system and the wells. Time spent discussing the contract
and work to be done.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor AMdigan and
unanimously carried, contract for Water Quality Abnitoring in County Service Area
No. 4 was approved and the Chairman authorized to sign.
76-1725 APPROVE ADDITION TO KENMAR RE5IDENTIAL CARE HOMES, INC. CONTRACT
Ana ition to t e maximum expen iture un er contract wit Kenmar as
been prepared to provide for increased costs due to an increase in the minimum wage
from X2.30 per hour to $2.50 per hour. No additional appropriation is necessary
as X1,730 can be transferred from Residential Rewvery Placements to cover this
increase. Contract discussed.
Supervisor Richter stated he receives many calls about Kenmar and he
wondered if there was something that could be done about the operation. There
are two facilities at this location. It was sugg3sted that the Health Agency Director
could be instructed ro do an evaluation on this facility. Mr. Mickelson will carry
this suggestion to Dr. Svihus to do an evaluation.
On motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor Richter and
unanimously carried, addition to Kenmar Residential Care Homes, Inc. contract
was approved and Chairman authorized to sign.
76-1726 CHILD HEALTH & DISABILITY PREVENTION PROGRAM: NO ACTION TAKEN
T e Hea t Agency requests imp ementation o f i Heat an
Disability Prevention budget approved by the State. The program is mandated by
State law and is 100% funded by the State Department of Health. Included in
the 1976-77 budget as approved by the state was an additional position of Community
Health Aide to do outreach work.
Outreach program discussed. It was felt that Dr. Svihus should explain the
program to the Board.
Action on this matter held at this time.
76-1727 GRIDLEY LIBRARY APPLICATION: DISCUSSEp
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER DESIGNATED AS AUTHORIZED AGENT TO SIGN
EDA PROJECTS
Pu is war s requests approval of the grant application and the revised
contract with Cook and Associates subject #o elimination of payment for all design
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work not completed if EDA rejects project. Also requested is approval and
authorization to file Notice of Determination that Butfe County is the lead agency.
Discussed whether this should be filed at same time as the grant application
for County Administration Building. Supervisor McKiliop said he would not like to
have any other project proceed with the Administrative Building package.
Mr. Mickelson said there were some basic policy decisions that he
would like the Board to make, The Board has to designate someone to certify on
the applications, Administrative Officer should be designated as the one to
sign the applications.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, Administrative Officer was designated as the authorized agent
to sign the grant applications for public Works Bill funds.
Other protects were I fisted in Mr. Castleberry's memo. It was felt that
the primary concern was the Administrative Building. There wil! be other agencies
that will be putting in applications for use of these funds for buildings. Felt the
County should proceed with the other applications and forward them for consideration,
Administrative Building application discussed, It was felt that with Mr. Connerly
going to Seattle he might be able to glean some information as to what is going on.
Manner of processing the applications discussed.
Administrative building application is ready excep# the breakdown of
work and material costs. This will be ready by Friday.
No action taken at this time.
76-1728 ADOPT RESOLUTION 76-165 AUTHORIZ#NG EXECUTIONOF PROGRAM
SUPPLEMENT NO. 7 TO MASTER AGREEMENT RE FEDERAL AID SAFER ROADS
DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM (RICHVALE EAST !Z/R CROSSING PROTECTION)
On motion of Supervisor Ladd, secon ed y Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, Resolution 76-165 authorizing execution of program supplement
No, 7 to Master Agreement re Federal Aid Safer Roads Demonstration program
(Richvale East railroad crossing protection) was adopted and the Chairman authorizing
to sign,
76-1729 WEST PARADISE ACCESS ASSESSMENT DISTRICT l;, STUDY CONTRACT:
AGREEMENT APPROVED
est Par ise access assessment district and study contract discussed.
Mr. McCain has requested ~3,50i} for tha updating and doing the other things
prior to the establishment of the district. Costs would then be placed on the
district funds.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
and unanimously carried, contract for the West Paradise access assessment district
and study was approved and Chairman authorized to sign, with the provision
that the costs be charged to the district when said district is established.
76-f 730 ADOPT RESOLUTION 7b-ibb DECLARING FOUR~VAY STOP AT NUNNELLY
8 SAWMILL ROADS AND AUTHORIZE NOTICE OF COMPLETION FOR lASSEN r
AVENUE ~ PENTZ-MAGALIA IiWY.
mn motion o Supervisor Richter,'seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
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unanimously, the following action was taken:
I. Adopted I~solution 76-Ibb declaring four-way stop at Nunnelly
and Sawmill Rands and authorized Chairman to sign.
2. (a) Accepted the work of J. E. McAmis for the reconstruction of
Lassen Avenue from Esplanade to Bumap Avenue, authorized Chairman to sign
the Notice of Completion and instructed the Clerk #o record said Notice with
the County Recorder.
(b) Accepted the work of Robinson Construction Co., Inc, for
reconstruction of Pentz-Mogalia Highway at feather River Hospital, authorized
Chairman to sign the Notice of Completion and instructed the Clerk to record
sold Notice of Completion with the County Recorder.
76-1731 APPROVE RENEWAL AGREEMENT WITH CITY OF GRIDLEY FOR SUBSIDIZED TAXI
5F RV IC E
On motion of Supervisor MelCillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, renewal of agreement with City of Gridley for subsidized taxi
service with pay retroactive to July I was approved and Chairman authorized to
sign.
76-1732 APPROVE PONDEROSA WAY LEGAL ACCESS
C ay Caste rry, Director o Pu Ic Wor s, and Chairman Cameron
inspected the requested access on Ponderosa Way. 1f~ree conditions should be
approved as suggested by Mr. Castleberry. Conditions set out and discussed.
Property in question is in the Nimshew Road area. '
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, sewnded by Supervisor McKillop
and unanimously carried, Ponderosa Way from Nimshew Ridge Read easterly 1850 feet
was approved as a public access subject to and after:
I. Verification of right to use Lot 12 and that width of 50 to 60 feet
is available.
2. Road maintenance agreement is signed by all lot owners fronting
on this section of road.
3. Road be graveled similar to voad off Nimshew Ridge south of
Ponderosa Way.
Subject to County Counsel's approval.
76-1733 DISCUSSED: ABANDONED VEHICLE PROGRAM SINCE CHANGE OF
CO NTRACTO RS
. Caste rry presented Board members information on the abandoned
vehicle program since change of contractors. There have been no complaints
in this matter. 51 vehicles have been picked up. No action needed.
76-1734 REJECT BIDS ON i:L MONTE AVENUE AND BRIDGE
E me Avenue an Bri ge ~ opening reported on by Mr. Castleberry.
It was Mr. Castleberry's recommended that the bids -be rejected. He will come back
later next Spring with a report on the project. He stated fihat concrete costs have
almost doubled.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
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and unanimously carried, all bids on the EI Monte Avenue and bridge were
rejected and Public Works Director to write and thank contractors for bidding
on said project.
76-1735 APPROVE REQUEST FOR WAIVING OF STREET IMPROVEMENTS ON BILLE
ROAD FOR LIPPINCOTT PROPERTY
Request or waiving o street improvements on Bille Road for Lippincott
property discussed. Mr. Castleberry recommended that the improvements be
waived. Use of the property will not change. Mr. L%ppincott could deposit
a amount to handle the improvements when improvements are indicated for that
area.
Mr. Lippincott spoke on his request for waiving the requirement for
the improvements. Fle stated that it would cause a hardship to him to comply with
the requirement.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor f~chter
and unanimously carried, the Board waived the requirement of street improvements
on Bille Read as requested by Mr. Lippincott, ' ~provlding Mr. Lippincott places
in a fund enough to put in the improvements at a later date.
Mr. Lippincott and Mr. Castleberry will meet and determine if it is
feasible for Mr. Lippincott to comply with this motion.
76-1736 APPROVE COOK & ASSOCIATES PREPARING MODIFICATIONS TO PLANS
OF GRIDLEY FIRE STATION FOR USE AT THE UPPER RIDGE AREA
Mr. Castleberry stated that t e p ans r t Grid ey ire station
could be used in the Upper Ridge area; he has received a proposal from Cook and
Associates to modify the fire station if the Board wants to consider it. He has
proposed a fee of $2,500 for plans up to bid opening if the County goes to
Revenue Sharing funds. If the Hoard conc~irs with this suggestion, Mr. Castleberry
will bring back the proposal next week.
On motion of Supervisor McKlllop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, Cook $ Associates were authorized to prepare modifications
to the Gridley Fire station for use in the Upper Ridge area.
76-1737 ACCEPT STATE FUNDING: CHILD HEALTH AND DISABILITY PREVENTION PROGRAM
Dr. Sv:i us was present at t is time to exp ain t request oft Hea t
Agency for implementation of the Child Health and Disability prevention budget
approved by the State. Aides have been used more as an 'but-reach"function to
counsel families. There has been a problem of the patients breaking appointments.
The aide keeps at them about the importance of keeping the appointments. This
is for the well baby program.
Program discussed.
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Richter and
unanimously carried, State funding for the Child Health and Disability prevention
Program was accepted and authorized the addition of a Community Health Aide
position.
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7b-173$ ADOPT ORDINANCE .f7.63 ESTABLISHING SPEfD LIMIT ON LARKIN ROAD
On motion o Supervisor , secon e y Supervisor McKi op an
unanimously carried, •second reading of ordinanceastablishing speed limit on
Larkin Road was waived, •Ordinance 1763 establishing the speed limit was adopted
and the Chairman authorized to sign.
76-1739 AUTHORIZE ADDITIONAL MANNING AND HAULING FOR MOUNTAIN STATIONS
Pu is Wor s requests out orization to pay mountain trans r station
contractor for hauling bins filled on off days by vandals and others breaking into ~
transfer station site. a75 per load including extra cleanup required. Mr. Castleberry
said he was Looking for direction from the Board. It was his recommendation that
these stations be manned two days a week. Recommendation discussed.
It was suggested that the Sheriff hove a man to check the stations more
often. The Sheriff has been called on already in this matter.
Additional manning of these stations discussed. It was felt that one
weekend day and one weekday should be set aside for these stations to be opened
and manned.
It was moved by Supervisor ~AclCll,lap, seconded by Supervisor Ri chter,
and unanimously carried, that additional manning and hauling be authorized for
the Mountain stations, until such time as the County has been able to work out a
system to operate these stations.
76-1740 AUTHORIZE CALL fOR BIDS FOR NEAL ROAD OPERATION
Mr. Caste rry suggeste t at t e aunty ca or ids for cost
comparison of County vs. private enterprise operation of Neol Read site. Many
of the collectors would like the County to keep the control. It was the feeling
that the County should furnish the site and the contractor will do everything
else in operating this area. Butte County would set the rates to be charged.
An alternate bid could 6e written to keep the County out of the operation entirely.
Bids could 6e in within 60 days. Mr. Castleberry will prepare the
bid forms both ways so that the Board would have a choice.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Richter
and unanimously carried, call for bids, to be in both ways, for the contractor to
completely operate the site and also for the County to collect the fees, on the
Neal Road site.
76-1741 DISCUSSION:'AMENDMENT TO OROVILLE TRANSFER STATION CONTRACT
Pu 3c Wor s requests approve o trans er station contract amendment for
franchise collecting snnth of County, insuring availability of collection to all
mountain and rural areas, providing for other collector in area, and elimination of
property tax cost for Oroviile Transfer Station.
Mr. Castleberry explained the present operation. Operation of the
station discussed. Mr. Castleberry stated that ht was present to obtain Board's
guidance to relieve the property-tax for this service. The Oroville Transfer Station
wntract would have to be amended.
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Mr. Castleberry stated that the Board could negotiate for a franch€se
for this operation or do nothing. Would have to discuss a contract for this area.
There should be one collector €n each area. In Mr. Castleberry's proposal, it
states that the Oroville collector would not cross the line unless he had been
inviled to go into another area. A few count€es have negotiated for this service.
There is a 90~1ay cancellation clause in the present agreement.
Proposed drafts of agreements presented by operators discussed.
Chairman Cameron acid he would to look over the proposed drafts presented.
It was felt this ahovld be placed back on the agenda for next week
after looking over the proposed drafts. Mr. Castleberry sa€d he was concerned
about the south County area.
No action taken at this time; to be placed back on the agenda for
Tuesday, October 19, €976.
76-1742 pLlBLIC HEARING: CONTINUATION OF HAROLD E. RUBY RECONSIDERATION
OF TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP, EAST OF SCHOOT ROAD, LI/E OF FOREST RANCH
The continued hearvng on a aro Rr y reconsi erat7on o tentative
parcel map, AP 63-04-I€, 2 lots, east of Schott Road, northeast of Forest Ranch was
held at this time. Jim Lawson, Planning Director, reported that this property is in
an area that has been subdivided; there are many parcels in the area created in the past
three years. Backgrovrad set out. Mr. Ruby has a 10-acre parcel and vrould Tike
to split it into two five-acre parcels.
It was stated that the Board cannot act on this map at this time; action
would have to be delayed until Court allows maps to be acted upon.
Hearing opened to the public. Appearing:
Mr. Russ Croninger, Ringel & Associates, spoke at this time. He does
not see anything wrong with the mop and felt that it should be approved.
Supervisor Madigan felt the Board would have to set aside a special
meeting to take care of these parcel maps and subd€vision maps.
At this paint, the Ruby tentative parcel map €s €n a state of den€a€.
Flearing continued to October 26, 1976 at 1:30, at which time the Board should have
a pretty good idea whether action could be taken.
Jim Griffith, deputy county counsel, suggested that the Board list
all the maps and set one spot on the agenda far them each week. The people
could check with Planning to ascertain when act€on can legally be taken on the
maps.
On motion of Supervisor McK€Ilop, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and
unanimously carried, all maps to be I€sted on agenda each week, adding maps
when necessary by Planning, and Board will take act€on when they legally can
aet an the maps; Mr. Lawson will notify the people when action can be taken.
L€st of maps to be attached to agenda, updated weekly by Planning,
but not typed into regular agendo-pogo 21B.
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76-1743 PUB tIC.HEARING: STEVEN J. 8(1RNS, ETAt-ABANDONMENTOF A 12 ft.
ALLEY LOCATED EASTERLY OF LOTS 8, 9, II, 12 and 13, AS SHOWN ON MAP OF
FINLEY TRACT,BOOK 6 of MAPS: ADOPT RESOLUTION 76-167 APPROVING
SAID ABANDONMENT
Public hearing on the Steven J. Burns request for abandonment of a
12 ft. alley located easterly of Lots 6, 9, It, 13 and i3, as shown on Map of Finley
Tract, Book 6 of Maps at Paye 4, Butte County, State of Galifarnia, held as
advertised.
Hearing opened to the public. Appearing: No one.
H ea ring closed to the public and confined to the Board.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
and unanimously carried, Resolution 76-167 abandoning a portion of a highway
was adopted and fhe Chairman authorized to sign.
76-1744 DISCU5510N: ;Po!~I,~A{3lSE.M~MORIAL HALL RATES
Suggestion o t Para se moria Ha Committee relating to
rates discussed. It was suggested by the Committee that the Veterans Council
would be the one to sponsor movies. This would only be in the ease where an
outside movie was brought in and they take the money from the proceeds out of
the community. Mr. Nickelson stated he had discuss Phis matter with County
Counsel. There is the question of whether this could legally be done.
It was felt that this should be referred to County Counsel to be sure that
this can be done legally. It should also determine how other halls are handling
these matters.
Matter taken under advicement; County Counsel to make a recommendation
back to the Board.
76-1745 APPEARANCE: MR. HAROLD WELBORN: PARADISE LIBRARY BUILDI
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he lad not received the balonc:e of the money owing him. The County still owes
him aver $4,000. q special meeting was held in Sep#ember to discuss this matter.
Change order No. 6 was authorized, due to a change in wage conditions. The
contractor changed from Cal Trans wage scale that was paid, to Federal wage rates
being paid.
The second action taken on September 2nd by the Board was to. instruct
County Counsel to write a letter to the man in San Francisco and specifically
state thaf a change order had been granted to the contractor, Mr. Welborn ~:ecause
of the wage change. Mr. Welborn read copy of the letter written by County
Counsel on September 28, 1976, in which no mention was made of the change order.
Jim Griffith, deputy county counsel, stated that Dan 8lackstock, County
Counsel, should hear these comments being made by Mr. Welborn. He suggested
that Mr. Welborn be allowed to return this afternoon and repeat the comments he
was making.
Matter put over until 3:00 p.m. to give Mr. Blackstock an opportunity to ~
hear Mr. Welborn s comments. pag® 219.
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76-1746 APPEARANCE: WILLIAM HOLDING, MEMBER OF CITIZENS ACTION COMMITTEE
Mr. William Holding, member of Citizens Action Committee, stated that
last week the Board had agreed to hire a consultant to look over the other elements
of the General Plan. He has talked this over with Chairman of the Committee, Mr. Geddis.
They wonder if they wil I be spinning their wheels to consider their study of the elements.
They were told to continue going through the elements as they have been doing and
forwarding their comments to the Board.
7~5-1747 APPEARANCE: MRS. FRAN HOLCOMB,~' f:ES9DENTIALCARE HOME IN PALERMO
Mrs. Fran Holcomb, residential care home operator in Palermo, state s e
was angry with the way the residential care homes are handled. She expressed her
opposition to the taxes placed upon her property. More control of residential care
homes requested.
County Counsel to be requested to study the matter of whether the
County eon regulate the number of homes to be allovred in the County.
No action taken on her request at this time.
76-1748-70UR OF JUVENILE HALL TO BE HELD AT NOON RECESS
Tour of Juveni a Na discusse Tour to made during noon lunch
brenk.
76-1749 APPEARANCJ:: ROSS CRONINGER ED WINSLOW VARIANCE
Mr. Russ Croninger o Ringe 8. Associates, spo a concerning the variance
requested by Ed Winslow and which had been denied. He had been told that he
could make application for a re fund of fees. This has gone through the advertising and
hearing procedures and was then denied. Ivk. Lawson set out the background of
the matter. Mr. Blackstock had stated that a variance could mot be allowed in an
interim TRzone. Mr. Winslow is requesting a refund of the filing fees,
Supervisor Ladd felt this should be referred to County Counsel and determine if the
Board could legally return the fee to Mr. Winslow.
On motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor MclCillop and
unanimously carried, the request of Mr. Winslow for refund of application fees For
a variance was referred to County Counsel for his determination in the matter.
76-1750 APPEARANCE: JAMES HANSON, OROVILLE
James Hanson, rovi e, state tat quite some time back a group of
people appeared before the Board and requested that the General Plan not be adopted
in Butte County. He stated that if the County did not take Federal funds, the
General plan would not be needed in the County. He said he would like the
Board to consider getting rid of the General Plan and the acceptance of Federal
monies .
76-1751 APPEARANCE: ED JOHNSON, BUTTE COUNTY DISPOSAL COMPANY
Ed Johnson, Butte County Dispos~Company, as e i cou d
before the Board this aftemoan to discuss the disposal business. Chairman Cameron
told him he could speak at I :30, following the tour of Juvenile Hall and the noon
lunch break.
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APPEARANCE: ELtffiR JOHN50N. CHICO SUITE DISPOSAL.
Mr. 3ohason stated that he would like to offer his services to
the County sad Mr. Castleberry ~onceraing the refuse disposal problems.
APPEARANCE: ED JOHNSON. BUTTE COUNTY DISFOSAL.
Mr. Johnson stated that he had been agpoiated to represent the
So13d Waste industry. Mr. Johnson stated that he would Tike to have an
evening meeting to discuss the refuse disposal problems.
76-754 APPEARANCE: MELVIN MORRIS. S & M TRUCKING.
Mr. Morrie asked where he would be if the County decided to franchise
the refuse disposal people. Chairman Cameron stated that the Board did not
know at this time but that they would dfscuss it next week.
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PUBLIC HEARING: LAWRENCE W. ACHESON - REZONE FROM "R-1" (SINGLE-FAMILY
RESIDENTIAL) TO "C-2" (GENERAL COMMERCIAL) PROPERTY ON THE 50U1A SIDS OF
EId.IOTT ROAD, APPROXIMATELY 400 FT. WEST OF SKYWAY, CONTAINING .57 ACRES,
MORE OR LESS,-,PARADISE.
The public hearing on the Lawrence W. Acheson rezone from "R-1"
{single-family residential) to "G2" (general commercial) property on the
south aide of Elliott Road, approximately 400 feet west of Skyway, containing
.57 acres, more or less, Paradise was held as advertised.
Hearing open to the public: Appearing: Mr. Lawrence Acheson,
property owner. Mr. Acheson stated that he was for the rezone.
Mr. Lawson stated Chat Mr. Acheson's property wen divided by
two zones. Oae is "C-2" and the other part ie "R-2".
The hearing is left open to the public and continued until
October 19, 1976 at 1:30 p.m.
EXECUTIVE SESSION: The Board recessed at 1:55 p.m. for an executive session
to meet and confer.
RECONVENE: The Board reconvened at 2:20 p.m, after an executive session
concerning meet and confer. Nothing to report at this time.
PUBLIC HEARING: M & T INCORPORATED - REZONE FROM "A-2" (GENERAL) TO
"C-2" (GSftERAL"OOT~RCIAL) PROPERTY ON THE WEST SIDE OF ESPLANADE, APPROX.
270 FT. SOUTH OF EATON ROAD. CONTAINING_1.22 ACRES. MORE OR LESS. CHICO.
The public hearing on the MS~f Incorporated rezone from "A-2" (general)
to "C-2" (general commercial) property oa the west aide of Esplanade, agproa:imately
270 feet south of Eaton Road, containing 1.22 acres, more or leas, Chico was
held as advertised.
Hearing span to the public: Appearing: Na one.
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The hearing 1s left open to the public and continued until Octaber.l9,
1976 at 1:30 p.m.
PUBLIC HEARING: BUTTE TALLOW COMPANY - REZONE FROM "A-2" (GENERAL,) TO "M-2"
(HEAVY INDUSTRIAL) PROPERTY ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF SHIPPEE ROAD & HWY. 99E,
APPRO%IMATELY 8 MILES NORTHEAST OF OROVILLE, CONTAINING 22.85 ACRES, MORE OR
LESS.
The public hearing of Butte Tallow Company rezone from "A-2" (general)
to "M-2" (heavy industrial) property oa the northeast corner of Shippee Road
and Hwy. 99E, approximately 8 miles nasthwest of Oraville, containing 22.85
acres, mare or less was held as advertised. llr: Lawson set out background of
thethe rem The Planning Commission voted.7-0-2ebeent.w
ocrober r2, 1976
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E~earing open to the public: Appearutgs No.one,
the hearing is left open to the public aad crnttiaved to October 14,
7976 at 10:30 a.m.
PUBLIC HEARINGS EDWARD 8. BEERS AND TERRY L. GUSTAFSON - APPEAL OF PLANNING
COMMISSION'S DETERMINATION TO REQUIRE AN }a1VIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT FOR SEWAGE
OUTFACE FROM GO-UNIT APARTMENT COMPLEX ON PROPERTY LOCATED ON THE EAST SIDE OF
MORSEMAN AVENUE, APPRORIMATELY 1120 FT, NORTH OF LASSEN AVENUE, CONTAINING 3
ACRES MORE OR LESS CO.
The public hearing on the Edward 8, Beers aad Terry L. Gustafson
appeal o£ Planning Caam~ission~s detexminatioa to require an Environmental
Xmpact Report for sewage outfall from 40-unit apartment complex an property
located on the east side of Norseman Avenue, approximately 1120 feet north
of Lessen Avenue, containung 3 acres, more or less, Chico was held at this time.
Discussion of the septic system had at thfs time.
searing open to the publics Appeasings Terry L. Gustafson,
property owner. Mr. Gustafson stated that he did net feel. that .ea EIR
should be required for the property as there was a good deal of new
construction going on in the same area. Mr.,Gustafson 6et•optt the
different problems on the property such as drainage and water. Mr.
Gustafson stated that the property was in the Shaeta•~rainage District
and that emergency fire water was not now available but he was hoping
to get water later oa.
Hearing closed to she public and confuted to the Beard.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor McKillop
and unanimously carried, the appeal is denied and the ERC committee is
directed to consider the EIRs that have already bean submitted for that
area.
754 HEeONFIRM DENTAL OF ORO HILLS SUBDIVISION MAP.
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Richter
and carried, the denial of the Oro Hills Subdivision map was reconfirmed.
AYES: Supervisors Madigan, McKillop, Richter and Chairman Cameron. NOES:
Supervisor Ladd.
760 PUBLIC HEARINGi RICHARD C. SMITH, ETAL - APPEAL OF PLANNING COI~fISSION'S
APPROVAL OF A USE PERMiT FOB DON L. HARRIS FOR A 24-RUN COMMERCIAL DOG A~~•
ON PROPERTY LOCATED ON TsE NORTHEAST SIDE OF HWY. 32 AT KENNEDY AVENUE,
CONTAINING 2.20 ACRES. MORE OR LESS, CHICO.
The public hearing on the Richard C. Smith, etal appeal of Planning
Commission's approval of a use permit for Don L. Harris for a 24-run commercial
dog kennel on property located on the northeast side•of Hwy. 32 at Kennedy
Avenue, containing 2.20 acres, more or less, Chico was held as advertised.
Mr. Lawson set out the background on the area.
Hearing open to the public: Appearing:
1. Richard C. Smith. Mr. Smith stated Chat he is opposed to
having a dog kennel across the street from him because it would create
a problem with noise, odor, and hie property would drop in•ealue.
2. Mrs. Watkins. Mrs. Watkins stated that she was concerned
about the pollution to the walla in the area. Mrs. Watkins also stated
. . _•__~,. ~ ^that she was concerned with the ssaitatiaa problem aad oleo the noise.
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3. Don Harris. Mx. Harris net out how the dog kennel would
be rue, how the sanitation would be taken care of.
Hearing cloned to the public and confined to the Board.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
and unanimously carried, the appeal of Richard C. Smith, etal is upheld
with the findings that the use permit is inconsistent with the General Plan.
761 HEARING SET: MR5, ELEANOR ZABND, PARADISE, itE: REAPPLICATION OF USE
PERMIT FOR A' ROUP HOME 'AT 83 WAGSTAFF ROAD' PARAD25E.~ ,.
A~hearing is set far November 9, 1976 at 10:00 a.m. to discuss
the reapplication of use permit far a group home at 983 Wagstaff Road,
Paradise.
762 PUBLIC HEARING 3ET: EXTENSION OF INTERIM "S-R-1" (SUBURBAN-RESIDENTIAL)
A public hearing is set for November 23,•1976 at 2:00 p.m. to
consider the extension of Interim "S-R-1" (suburban-residential) for property
north of Pearson Road, on both sides of Cherry Lane, Paradise.
763 PUBLIC HEARING SET: EXTENSION OF INTERIM "R 1" (SINGLE-FAMTLX RE5IDENFIAI.}
FOR PROPERTY LOCATED 90UTH OF GRAND AVENUE, WEST OF 12TH STREET, EAST OF 14TH
STREET AND NORTH OF THE CENT' ERLINE OF SIERRA AVENUE__(NOW ABANDONED). THERMALITO,
• A public hearing to consider Che extension of Interim "R-1" (singie-
family residential) for property located south o£ Grand Avenue, west of 12th
Street, east of 14th Street, and north of the cenCerliae of Sierra Aveave
(now abandoned), Theraialito ie set for November 23, 1976 at 2;00 p,m.
764 PUBLIC HEARING SET: EXTENSION OF INTERIM "TM-20" (TIMBER-MOUNTAIN) FOR
PROPERTY LOCATED EAST OF VILAS ROAD, APPRORIMATELY ONE MILE NORTH OF PONDEROSA
WAY. C4BtASSET.
A public hearing ie set for November 23; 1976 at 2:00 p.m. to
consider the extension of Ynterim ^TM-20" (timber-mountain) for property
'located east of Vitas Road, approximately one mile earth of Ponderosa Way,
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On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, tentative parcel maps for the Board's consideration
is caatinued until next week, October 19, 1976, a list of which is on file
with the Clerk of the Board.
On motion of Supervisor MCltillop, seconded by Supervisor Richter
and unanimously carried, George H. Gilbert is appointed Chairman, Board of
Zoning Adjustments.
767 DISCUSSIONS HAROLD WELBORN, CONCERNING FARADISE LIBRARY PENALTIES,
Mr, Welborn asked that County Counsel write another letter to
the State industrial Relations Board explaining that a contract Change
Order had been approved on September 2, 1976 and that the penaitiea
should not be assessed.
Dan Blackstock is to prepare a letter and bring it back to the
Board next Tuesday for signaL•uxea•- • . - ~ ^° ~ - .
7 -17f8 WITHDRAWAL OF BUTTE COUNTY FROM RCRC(REGIONAL COUNCIL OF RURAL COUNTIES)
MEMBERSf€IP •
Supervisor Madigan excused himself at this time from the meet3ng••
as he• isas••i'nvolved in• RCRG and did iiot feel that' he should be ~ conBidered _, •_, • .
fn-this' matter
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Discussion of the coat of membership in itCRC set out at this time.
' ' Supervisor' McRiliop stated• ghat Fte. felt' the membership itt RCRC was
a duplication of the Board ~s: membership -~.n :CSAE,. ,
Discussion of duplication of membership had et this time.
On motion of Supervisor McRillop, seconded by Supervisor Richter
and cerriad Butte County withdraws Its membership from RCRC. AYES:
Supervisors Ladd, McKillop, Richter and Chairman Cameros. ABSTAIATING:
Supervisor Madigan.
DISCUSSION: APPLICATION OF FUNDS UNDER PUBLIC WORK BILL FOR CONSTRUCTION
OF NEW ADMINISTRATION BUILDING.
Gerald Lively, Administrative Analyst, set out the=procedures
for"fiiing:the applibetios. '.Wi.thin five days•aftez receipt~o$_the-
applicatioin~;,'~rhere'is~a deficiency report done and then the application
is sent back to be filled in. Fourty five days after the application
has:~been submitted the Western Regional Office puts together a list
of projects far funding. The Regional office determines the ranking.
Each application is scored on its merits. The long term benefits of the
project will coast quite highly. On October 26, 1976 Seattle will start
accepting applications. There will be five days advanced notice.
77Q PROVE CONFLICT OF INTEREST CODES.
' Oa motion of Supervisor McRillop, seconded by Supervisor Richter
and unanimously carried the following Conflict o£ Interest Codes were
approved:
El Medio Fire District Up"hamoGemef ~t~ryti?~r}trict
Richvale Irrigation District Bangor Cemetery District
Reclamation District No. 833 Gridley-Biggs Cemetery District
Drainage District No. l Kirnshew Cemetery District
Drainage District No. 2 roville Cemetery District
Drainage District No. 100 t'orodise Cemetery District
pp ne Cree .~1~te tery District,
T~ompson Iu~ C.ernefery District
EXECUTIVE SESSION: The Board recessed at 4:15 p.m. for as executive session
to discuss litigation.
RECONVENE; The Board reconvened at 5:35 p.m. following an executive aessios
concerning litigation. Nothing to report at this time.
.COMMENTS SY'THE BOARD' RE: "'GRAND": JURY` REPOR~„ _ :` .
Discuaeioa of the responses to the Butte County Grand Jury
recommendations had at this time.
FINAL REPORT OF THE 1975-1976 BUTTE COUNTY GRAND .U7RY
Recommendation No. 1: The Grand Jury recommends a management and systems
audit of all Butte County Department functions to be undertakes immediately
by eontractiag with a firm which has demosatrated ezpertiae is the field"• of
both Government sad private industry. This is in addition to the Mandatory
Audit of Fiaaaciai traass loos. _•_•
Comments of the Board: The expenses of an audit of ehis type
would save mosey in.the long run. Yt is logical to pursue updating at
this time due to the new Administration Building.
Recommendation No. 2: Comments of the Board: The Board has
authorised the recommendation.
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Recommendation No. 3: Ca~ents of the Board: The Board does
not concur with this recommendation. Maybe there should be prerequisites
set for the Clerk, Recorder and possibly the Treasurer-Tax Collector.
Recommendation No. 4. Comments of the Board: The Board will
investigate the recommendation and possibly examine through a public hearing.
Recommendation No. 5. Comments of the Board: Supervisor Richter
moved that the Board look into exploring the Grand Jury recommendation oa
a County wide basis for 2 months.
Motion fails for lack of second.
Our Soard was most divided upon this recommendation believing
that there were equal merits, both for placing the funding into the County
fire operations back upon the property taxeB where they used to be, and
also in keeping the funding mechanism as it is currently handled.
Recommendation No. 6: Comments of the Board: The Board concurs.
Recommendation No. 7: Comments of the Board: The Board concurs.
Recommendation No. 8: Comments of the Soard: The Board
silonB$rera~.~n control of the 8xecutive Board.of 80C.
Recommendation No. 9: Comments of the Board: The Board stated
that the Health Agency is taking care of the problem of providing outpatient
medical care for indigent persona in Butte County.
Recommendation No. 10: Comments of the Boards The Board concurs
with the comments of the Administrative Officer.
Recommendation No, ll: Comments of the Board: The Board concurs
with the comments o£ the District Attorney.
Recommendation No. 13: Coou~ents of the Board: The Board concurs
with the recommendation except by changing the war}i air conditioning to
air circulation.
Recommendation No. 14; Co~ente of the Board: The Board stated
that the issuing of citations to persons arriving at the dump with uncovered
loads should be left to the Sheriff and the Highway Patrol.
Recommendation No. 15: Comments of the Board: The Board concurs
with Public Works.
Recommwadation No. 16: Comments of the Board: The Board is new
complying with the SCate Law.
Reconmeadation No. 18: Comments of the Board: Concur with the
Public Works Director.
Recommendation No. 19: Comments of the Board: No. Comment.
Recommendation No. 20: Comments of the Board: The Board ie
making s study at this time.
Recommendation No. 21: Ca~ente of the Board: The Board stated
that the practical. application should be pursued.
' Recommendation No. 22: Comments of the Soard; The Board concurs. '
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Recormnendatioa No. 23: Comments of the Board: The Board concurs.
Recommendation No. 24: Comments of the Soard: The Board concurs.
Recommendation No. 25: Coanaents of the Board: The Board will
cover th16 matter at this time.
SPECIAL REPORT ON REGBNt~i. NARCOTICS TASK FORCE ~~
Comments by the Board; The Board concurs with the Grand Jury.
The Board has seen fit to transfer this to the Sheriff's Aepartment.
SPECIAL REPORT ON BUTTE COUNTY StEERIFF'S DEPARTMEN'P
Recommendation No. 1: Comments of the Board: The Board stated
that management study could dispell much of the problems.
Recoa~endation No. 2: Comments of the Board: The Board stated
that management study could dispell much of this -problem.
Recommendation No. 3: Comments of the Board: No comment.
Recommentatioa No. 4: Comments of the Board: The Board stated
that the study now under way covers much of this problem.
Recocaaendation No. 5: Comments of the Boards The Board stated
that the solution is careful evaluation and then taking personnel action
that is necessary.
Recommendation No. 6: Comments of the Board: The Board riontvrs
if the Lsw Enforcement Adviser would be completely utilized,
Recommendation No. 7: Comments of the Board: The Board will
keep them in mind.
action.
Recommendation No. 8: Comments of the Board: The Board concurs.
Recommendation No. 9: Comments of the Board; Discussed; no action.
Recommendation No. 10: Comments of the Board: M ecussed; no
Recommendation No. 11: Comments of the Board: The Board stated
that the committee should become more active and participate in the
program,
Recommendation No. 12: Comments of the Board: The Board stated
that this is under the purview of the DistricC ACCOrney.
SPECiAL~~tEPORT ON ILLEGAL LOT SPLITTING AND LAND FRAUD
Recommendation No. 1: Commeaes of Che Board: This has already
been done.
Recommendation No. 2: Comments of the Board: The Board concurs
with the Administrative Officer.
Recommendation No. 3: Comments of t}:e Board: Discussed; no action.
Recommendation No. 4:' Comments o£ the Board: The Board stated
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RecommendationNo. 5: Comments of the Board: The Board stated
that Data Processing sad the of#ices involved are in the process of
establishlag a working program.
Recommendation No. 6: Commeats of the Board: The requirements
of degradation of documeats is preempted by State Law.
Recoamiendation No, 7; Comments of the Board: The Board concurs
with County Counsel aad the District Attorney.
APPOINTMENT T4 THE FISS AND GAME COPQiISSIO~T.
On motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor Madigan
and unanimously carried, Frank Holder is appointed to the Fish and Gsme
Commission.
ADDITIONAL MATTER PRESENTED BY SUPERVISOR MADIGAtT,
Supervisor Madigan stated that he resented the comments made
about Senior Citiseas concerning the tickets for the Chico Clipper.
Supervisor Madigan does not feel that senior citisene would fraudentiy
try to obtain tickets. Supervisor Ladd concurred.
RECESS: The Board recessed at 6:25 p,m. to reconvene on Thursday, October 14,
1476•at 5600 p.m.
_RECOIIVENE: The Board secorrveaed at 5t06 p,u. on Thuredsy~ October. i4, 1476,_
Tilers being no~atte_{er~rett~~ the meeting was adjourned.
ADJOURNMENT:
T ere ing nothing further before the Board at this time, the meeting
was adEoumed to Tuesday, October 19, 1476 at 9:00 a.m.
ATTEST: CLARK A. NELSON, COUNTY CLERK
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