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October 13, 1981
-$1T The Board of Supervisors met at 9:00 aem, pursuant to adjournment.
3'' Present: Supervisors Lemke, Saraceni, Wheeler and Chairman=Moseley, Clif
Nickelson, administrative officer; Del Siemsen, county counsel; and Clark A,
Nelson, county clerk-recorder, by Nancy Wilson, deputy clerk, Absent:
Supervisor Dolan
Pledge of allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America
', Invocation by Supervisor Saraceni
SUPERVISOR DOLAN PRESENT AT THIS TIME
'2510 APPROVAL OF MINUTES
On motion of Supervisor Zemke, seconded by Supervisor Saraceni and
unanimously carried, the minutes of August 3, September 29 and October 6, 1981
ere approved as mailed with the corrections and amendments to the July 17,
my 27, July 29, August 3, September 29 and October 6, 1981 minutes as
follows:
mute Order 81-2096, page 39, Personnel budget: Delete: Account 36, Add
13,800, This addition is shown in the final figures and therefore is not
eeded,
nute Order 81-2096, page 39, Civil Disaster budget: To reflect: Account
Reduce $250; Account 63a Reduce $700.. These figures were reversed
i~the minutes,
mute Order 81-2096, page 40, Central Stores budget: To reflect: $7,150
nstead of $7,100 eliminated from fixed assets.
mute Order Si-2130, page 73, Agriculture Commissioner budget: Delete
eductions in Account 63 and Account 21 as shown on page 73, These reductions
re reflected in the motion oti page 74.
', mute Order 81-2130, page 74, Agriculture Commissioner budget: To reflect:
ccount 63, fixed assets, Reduce $7,900 from P~edfly budget.
', mutes of Jul 29 1981
Minute Order 81-2162, page 89, Gridley Judicial Court budget: To reflect:
Account 33, memberships, reduce $235; Account 12, extra help, adds: $1,385;
Account 63, fixed assets, reduce $1,800; Account 43, transportation and
travel, reduce $1,150 out-of-county travel.
mute Order.81-2167, page 104, Sheriff's budget: Change item 3 to reflect:
liminate Lieutenant at Chico Substation, $28,855 instead of $60,237; change
otal to reflect $807,323 instead of $838,705,
mute Order 81-2167, page 106, Welfare budget: Change paragraphs 3 and 4
o reflect:
', Mr. Pyeatt stated that Nr., Crisan presently has six vacant postions
f long standing, He suggested fi&~t the Board take action on those six
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g~_ positions to clear up the salary ordinanceo
~', On motion of Supervisor Wheeler, seconded by Supervisor Saraceni
and carried, the six vacant positions in the Welfare Department were
removed from the budgeto
Minutes of September 29, 1981
Minute Order 81-2461 to reflect that Resolution 81-223 establishing new
fee schedule for the land development section of the Public Works Depart-
. went was effective on October 5, 19810
Minutes of October 6, I981
Minute Order 51-2503 to reflect that Resolution 81-228 establishing fees
for Public Works building division for building, plumbing, electrical and
mobile home permits and providing authority for refunds was effective
October 12, 1981a
Approval of minutes of September 22, 1981 cont~.nued to later in
the meeting,
251 ADDITIONAL AGENDA ITEMS (BOARD MEMBERS) TO BE ADDRESSED AT THE END OF THE DAY
Supervisor Wheeler would discuss community information programs
and involvement with law enforcement,
Supervisor Saraceni would discuss the Nine Northern Counties
Supervisors Association meeting held in Susanvilleo
CLOSED S$SSTON: The Board recessed at 9:06 aom, to hold a closed session
on personnel and litigationo
RECONV$NE: The Board reconvened at 9:55 aom. following a closed session
regarding personnel and litigationo See following motion.
SUPERVISORS DOLAN AND WHEELER ABSENT AT THIS TIME
251 ACCEPT STIPULATION REGARDING DEPARTMENT OE LABOR CETA INTEREST RATE
On motion of Supervisor Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Saraceni
and carried,-the stipulation in the law suit with the Department of Labor
on CETA interest rates was acceptedo
AYES: Supervisors Lemke; .Saraceni and Chairman.' Moseley NOES: None
ABSENT: Supervisors Dolan and Wheeler
251 ADOPT ORDINANCE 2252: WAIVE SECOND READING OF ST±LARY ORDINANCE AMENDMENT
On motion of Supervisor Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Saraceni
and carried, the second reading of a salary ordinance amendment consolidating
all previous amendments and modifies several departments and classifications
was waived; Ordinance 2252 was adopted and the Chairman authorized to sign,
AYES: Supervisors Lemke, Saraceni and Chairman Moseley NOES: None
ABSENT: Supervisors Dolan and Wheeler
WAIVE FIRST READING OF SALARX ORDINANCE AMENDMENT
On motion of Supervisor Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Saraceni
and carried, the first reading of a salary ordinance implementing a 2 percent
retroactive pay adjustment as negotiated with the union for employees in the
General and the Management, Confidential and Supervisory Units was waived.
AYES: Supervisors Lemke, Saraceni and Chairman Moseley NOES: None
ABSENT: Supervisors Dolan-and Wheeler
SUPERVISOR WHEELER PRESENT AT THIS TIME
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AUTHORIZE PURCHASE OF NINE PASSENGER VAN - JUVENILE HALL
On motion of Supervisor Wheeler, seconded by Supervisor Lemke and
carried, the nine passenger van at a cost of $3,200 as requested for Juvenile
Hall which was previously leased by the CETA Program and is being returned
to the leasing company to replace similar van vehicle which was removed
from the Juvenile Hall budget with Budget transfer 47 prepared to provide
necessary budgetary appropriation was authorizede
AYES: Supervisors Lemke, Saraceni, Wheeler and Chairman Moseley NOES:
None ABSENT: Supervisor Dolan
AUTHORIZE PURCHASE OF NINE PASSENGER_VAN - PUBLIC WORMS
On motion of Supervisor Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Wheeler and
carried, the nine passenger van requested by Public Works Director to
purchase and repaint at a cost of $4,000 which was previously leased by
the CEfiA Program and is to be returned to the leasing company, to be used
as a backup vehicle for the Butte County Transit System with Budget transfer
48 prepared to provide necessary budgetary appropriation- was authorized,
AYES: Supervisors Lemke, Saraceni, Wheeler and Chairman Moseley NOES:
None ABSENT: Supervisor Dolan
APPROVE ALCOHOL AND DRUG ANALYSTS CONTRACT
It was moved by Supervisor Wheeler, seconded by Supervisor
Lemke, the agreement with the State Department of Justice for the conduct
of alcohol and drug analysis services to the county for blood and urine
samplers and field breath alcohol tests utilizing the Intoxilyzer breath
instrument in the amount of $21,20 per test during the current fiscal year
be approved and the Chairman authorized to sign.
Supervisor Saraceni questioned the cost as compared to last year.
Mike Pyeatt, assistant administrative officer, stated this was
a reduction from last year, They have the ability to return the blood test
for alcohol for a complete drug analysis. Previously it was paid for
separatelyo
Vote on motion:
AYES: Supervisors Lemke, Saraceni, Wheeler and Chairman Moseley
ABSENT: Supervisor Dolan
Motion carried.
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ADOPT RESOLUTION 81-230 - MODIFICATION__OF_ASSESSOR'S OFFICE ROUTES
It was moved by Supervisor Lemke., seconded by Supervisor Wheeler,
implementation of a change of office hours in the Assessor's Office as
authorized by Butte County Code Section 2-1 (Ordinance No. 2241) be
approved; Resolution 81-230 be adopted and the Chairman authorized to sign,
SUPERVISOR DOLAN...PRESENT AT THIS TIME
Clif Mickel son, administrative officer, stated they were changing
their hours from 7:30 aom. to 5:30 p.m, to the new hours of 8:00 a.m. to
5:30 p.m.
Vote on motion:
AYES: Supervisors Dolan, Lemke, Saraceni, Wheeler and Chairman
Moseley
Motion carried,
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81- 251 APPROVE PENALTY ABATEMENT REQUESTS - CHANGE OF OWNERSHTP 12EPORTS
~' On motion of Supervisor Wheeler, seconded by Supervisor Saraceni
and unanimously carried, the following penalty abatement requests - change
of ownership reports were ,approved:
Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Baxter, AP 947-16-0-036-0
Mra Ronnie G. Coleman, AP 040-21-1-002-0
Kenneth & Victoria Mo Colgan, AP 005-01-3-010-0
Mro and Mrs. Donald Dunlap, et al, AP 026-13-2-011-0, 12, 13 and
16
Mro David E. Boggs, AP 031-31-0-054-0
D'r> and Mrso Robin Ro Nichols, AP 008-27-0-019-0
Penalty abatement requests - change of ownership reports denied:
Mr. Ronnie G. Coleman, AP 005-26-4-001-0
252 APPROVE DESIGNATION OE PUBLIC GUARDIAN
Clif Nickelson, administrative officer, set out the background
on the designation. He would request the appointment of Elizabeth Maxon.
as Public Guardian. She will also serve as the Public Administratoro It
is added responsibility at no additional salaryo Tt Rill be at the fifth
step of the range which was the same as John A11en. Mrs. Maxon has been
doing the work all this week and is a very dedicated person and hard warkero
On motion of Supervisor Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Wheeler
and unanimously carried, Elizabeth Maxon was appointed as the Public
Guardian at the fifth step of the ranges
Mr< Nickelson referred to the memo distributed to the Board, on
item 4 there was a proposal to be put together for a possible charter
amendment which would allow the Board of Supervisors to officially designate
the Public Administrator. He has sent the information to County Counsel's
.office and is waiting for a report or response. He was not sure how it
would be operated, it might be more difficult,
Within 30 days a report will be made to the Board,
2521 REPORT TO THE BOARD CONCERNING THE CHINESE CEMETERY ON FEATHER RIVER
BOULEVARD
A report to the Board concerning the Chinese Cemetery on Feather
River Boulevard was held at this time.
Mike Pyeatt, assistant administrative officer, stated they have
researched the issued In 1972 the county abandoned it and declared it as
a memorial parka It was vested to the county because of the Health and
Safety Coded The county is going to have to maintain it. One way to get
around it would be to enter into an agreement with the City of Oroville
for a reversiono In discussions with the City of Oroville they have
indicated they are not interested,
David Jinkens, City of Oroville, stated the only facit on their
agenda was the application as a State Historical Site. They did not discuss
acquisi_tgn~
Supervisor Saraceni stated he had no objection to giving them
the opportunity of assuming ownership and take care of the maintenance
or upkeep.
Supervisor Dolan stated they cannot allow them to do that. There
is some kind of agreement for m&3ntenance by the county,
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Mr, Nickelson stated the cemetery could be considered as a historical
site. There is no maintenance-going on and there is a problem with vand-
alism, The Chan family had agreed to take over and clean .it up. Now they
want someone to take care of it.
Clay Castleberry, public works director, stated it had been
cleaned up with CETA crewso He felt they should maintain it in its natural
state which is the present level of maintenance. He cited Section $826
a Memorial Park. The county has the responsibility to do maintenance.- in
Section 4489. When there was discussion about a Memorial Park someone
mentioned fencing the cemetery, at that time he stated let someone else
if they are interested.
Mr. Pyeatt stated the Historical Society had planned to erect
a monument. He felt if some group, as part of a community project, wanted
to take care of it that would be fine. Mr. McCall spoke before the Board
on this matter. He suggested they sell it for $1. There has been,..discussion
of declaring it in the register of historical sites and then-possibly
obtaining a grant from the federal government,
Supervisor Lemke stated as long as they do not build the fenced
He did not want there to be expense to the county. Or they could forget
the whole thing and keep it in its natural state,
APPROVE BUDGET TRANSFERS - B-45 TO BE CONTINUED UNTIL THERE TS REPORT
FROM TOM STRUTHERS. PURCHASING DEPARTMENT
Tt was moved by Supervisor Wheeler, seconded by Supervisor Dolan
that the following budget transfers be approved:
B-43 - Sheriff - Incarceration, Establishes additional budgetary
appropriations to implement the appropriations from the SB 924 grant from
the State Board of Corrections totalling $11,475 as follows: extra help,
$3,471; overtime, $3,471; and transportation and travel, $4,533.
B-44 - Manpower Administration, Restores the $40,000 appropriation
for the purchase of comprehensive general liability insurance to the Man-
power Administration budget which was inadvertently deleted during the
reallocation of insurance requirementsa
B-45 - Administrative Office, Transfers $2,300 from fixed assets
equipment to rents and leases of equipment in order to continue the present
lease of the department's vehicle,
B-4b - Community Action Program, Increases the budget in the
Community Action Agency 1981 Minor Home Repair Program pursuant to contract
modification ~kl as approved by the Board on September 15, 1981 as follows:
salaries and wages, $5,972; benefits, $1,500; travel, $800; and consumable
supplies, $6,728. Total amount of the transfer is $15,000 with revenue
coming from federal aid - Department of Housing and Urban Development.
B-47 - Juvenile Hall. Transfers $3,200 from extra help to fixed
assets - equipment in order to provide the budgetary appropriation for the
purchase of a nine passenger van in order to transport juvenileso
B-48- Intercity Transit Systems - equipment, Appropriates $4,000
to allow the purchase of a used van with funding coming from estimated fare
income which is expected to be greater than anticipated,
8-49 - Salar ordinance amendment transfer November 21 1981 0
Within Manpower Administration, reduces salaries, $50,433 and benefits,
$15,130, together with a reduction of unanticipated revenue - CETA Admin-
istration totalling $65,563. Transfers the remaining appropriations for
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the Biggs Constable's budget, $14,314; Oroville Constable's budget, $16,051;
Paradise Constable's budget, $15,996; together with $10,191 from the reserve;
thereby increasing the Sheriff's Incarceration budget by $56,552, Transfers
$511 from the reserve, with increases to the Paradise 3ustice Court budget
as follows: maintenance of buildings and structures, $187; household
expense, $109; and utilities, $215. Transfers $17,202 from salaries and
benefits within the District Attorney's budget, together with $4,599 from
the reserve; with a total of $21,800 going to salaries and benefits within
the Public Guardian's budget. Within the Building and Grounds internal
service fund budget, transfers $2,358 from extra help with $1,851 going to
salaries and $507 to benefits. Increases the Workers' Compensation internal
service fund budget $1,358 with revenue coming from other county departments,
$1,261 and non-county departments, $97a Within the Unemployment Insurance
internal service fund budget, decreases employee benefits $203, reflecting
an increase of revenue from -.non-county departments of $15 and a decrease
from county departments of $2180 The total amount of funds being transferred
from the reserve is $15,3010
Supervisor Saraceni stated he would like to discuss transfer 45.
There is $2,300 going from fixed assets to continue a present lease for a
vehicle they presently haven He questioned the fact they could purchase
a vehicle for $5,000 which was a little over one year old,
Clif Mickelson, administrative officer, stated at budget time
the requested amount for a vehicle was reducede The purchase price was
$3,300, The present vehicle is no where near that because of potential
problems right now. There is not enough money to purchase one such as
Mr. Castleberry did, In order to stay within the budget, this was their
proposal, The only way to make a savings would be transfer the money from
the reserved
Supervisor Lemke questioned if they could get information from
the Purchasing Officer, Tom Strutherso
Amended the motion:
Exclude Budget transfer - 45 - Administrative Officeo Transfer
$2,300 from fixed assets - equipment to rents and leases of equipment in
order to continue the present lease of the department's vehicle.
Supervisor Saraceni would like information on the buy-back of
the LTD 679. He would like the alternatives to cost savings. Would there
be a savings by repairing the vehicle.
Vote on amended motion:
AYES: Supervisors Dolan, Lemke, Saraceni, Wheeler and Chairman
Moseley
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Motion carried.
PUBLIC HEARING: EVELYN HOLLANDSWORTH, APPEAL OF ADVISORY AGENCY'S CONDITIONS
N0. 4 AND 6 ON A TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP, AP 27-08-2-05, TWO LOTS, PROPERTY
LOCATED ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF SOUTH VILLA AVENUE AND CITRUS AVENUE,
PALERMO AREA
The public hearing on Evelyn Hollandsworth appeal of Advisory
Agency's Conditions 4 and 6 on a tentative parcel map, AP 27-08-2-05, two
lots, property located on the northwest corner of South Villa Avenue and
Citrus Avenue, Palermo area was held as advertised,
Clay Castleberry, public works director, set out the background
on the appeal, The map was befo~e~.them. The appeal relates to drainage
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n the Palermo area. It is a two lot split, He and Supervisor+Saraceni had
attended meetings regarding drainage problems in the area. This project
.y itself will not have a large effect< The channel is already broke. His
staff feels enough concern they do not want to add to any of the drainage
problems in this area. They are hoping for maintenance in the area and
.t will answer the problem, This person alone cannot solve the problem,
'hey have a master plan, but it is not adopted, The Board should be receiving
.t next montho Presently there are a lot of little existing parcels. It
.s not an area of tremendous activity.
Hearing open to the public, Appearing:
1, Mike Evans, Graves and Associates, stated they are appealing
zao conditionso One is drainage and the other is paving of the existing
Iriveways. The applicant will join a drainage district when the project
.s readyo Presently there are two units on two parcelso It is within
:he agriculture segregation with a permit. iT~iere is one unit on one parcel
and the applicant will be living on the other parcel, The larger parcel
ias a loop driveway. Tt would be a burden to pave the driveway. She would
>e willing to pave the approach, Mr, Evans presented pictures to the
3oard of the existing driveways.
2, Evelyn Hollandswroth, applicant, stated it would be a hard-
>hip to pave the driveway. She is in favor of a drainage district.
dater stands in front of her house after a heavy rain, OWID has a culvert
across the road and there is lots of cement which keeps the water from
training away. She has placed gravel in there several times. Blacktop
could make the watex stand more.
Hearing closed to the public and confined to the Board,
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On motion of Supervisor Saraceni, seconded by Supervisor Wheeler
and unanimously carried, the appeal of Conditions 4 and 6 on a tentative
parcel map, AP 27-08-2-05, two lots, property located on the northwest
:orner of South Villa Avenue and Citrus Avenue, Palermo area for Evelyn
iollandsworth was upheld after considering testimony of Public Works
3i rector and from meetings held in the area,
tECESS: 10:25 a,m,
2ZCONVENE: I0:36 a.m,
'UBLIC HEARING: CONSIDERATION OF CONSOLIDATION OF THE BIGGS AND GRIDLEY
JUDICIAL DISTRICTS - CONTINUED TO OCTOBER 27,__1981 AT 10:00 A.M.
The public hearing on consideration of consolidation of the Biggs
and Gridley Judicial Districts was held as continued.
C1if Nickelson, administrative officer, questioned if the Board
wished to continue this matter to the same time as the Oroville and Paradise
Judicial Districts was considered, The statistics and backup have not been
:ompleted. They are looking at several alternatives and the most economical
way to go. One was for Gridley, Biggs and Oroville become a municipal eourt9
another was Paradise and Chico as a municipal court or Paradise and Oroville
3s a municipal courts Tt takes time to compile the data and statistics.
Chey are not considering a county wide municipal court. This would involve
immediate construction for a new facility, It would have to be close to
the Superior Court or this property so the Sheriff could transport the
prisoners back and forth, The Board will need to make a decision prior to
)ecember ISth, because of the judicial candidates filing date.
Hearing open to the public, Appearing:
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1. Judge Norris Goodwin, Biggs, stated the hearing has been
continued several times. Residents of the Gridley, Biggs and Richvale
area are busy with harvesting at the present time, He was unaware of
some of the proposals mentioned earliero He would like any documents
regarding the several proposals.
The hearing was continued to October 27, 1981 at 10:00 a.m.
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PUBLIC BEARING: CONSIDERATION OF CONSOLIDATION OF THE PARADISE AND OROVILLE
JUDICIAL DISTRICTS - CONTINUED TO OCTOBER 27. 1981 AT 10:00 A,M.
The public hearing on consideration of consolidation of the
Paradise and Oroville Judicial Districts was held as continued.
Hearing open to the public. Appearing: No oneo
The hearing c4ascontinued to October 27, 1981 at 10:00 a.mo
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ADOPT RESOLUTION 81-231 - APPROVE PUBLIC HEALTH ITEMS
On motion of Supervisor Dolan, seconded by Supervisor Wheeler and
unanimously carried, the following Public Health items were approved:
1. Authorized destruction of file copies of birth certificates,
fetal death certificates and death certificates filed during the period
January 1966 through December 1978 as authorized by the Health and Safety
Code with the approval of the State Registrar for the Public Health Department.
2, Approved the renewal contract with the State Department of
Health Services in the amount of $9,OOD, for Dental Disease Prevention
Program; authorized a subcontract with the Northern Sacramento Valley Rural
Health Project in a similar amount for the conducting of the.Dental Disease
Prevention Program in Butte County which consists of educational programs
emphasizing personal dental health practices and prevention services for
all children in kindergarten through third grade, with a grade added each
year; and the Chairman authorized to sign the contract and subcontract.
3o Adopted Resolution 81-231 establishing fees for Public Health
clinic services and the Chairman authorized to sign.
AUTHORIZE NEGOTIATIONS OF REAL PROPERTY ACQUISITIONS IN EL MEDIO TARGET
AREA - AUTHORIZE HOMEOWNERSHIP ASSI$TANC1?_PROGRAM FOR DEVELOPERS - HCD
Pat Osborn, Connerly and Associates, stated in September the
Board authorized their office to negotiate for property acquisition in
the E1 Medio target areas -After advertisements they received 15 proposals.
Some were eliminated as they were outside the project area or tenant occupied,
They have negotiated with the remaining eleven individualso They were
trying to find a price that would be mutually acceptableo They need to
acquire within the price range. They would like to discuss with Chico
Housing Improvement Program to do some of the rehabilitation,as they are
non profit, on two or three of the properties. There is $32,000 of unex-
pended funds from the 1980-81 grant budget. As of October 1, 1981 their
new budget is $75,000. She is not proposing all of that money be used,
but up to that amount,
Supervisor Dolan questioned if those properties purchased were
not negotiated for rehabilitation be handled through the bid process>
Ms. Osborn stated if the county owned the property, they would
have to lease it. All of the structures are different is size, structure,
and amount of bedrooms. The only properties they considered were unoccupied
or occupied by the owner.
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Ward Connerly,~Connerly and Associates, stated they considered a
couple of factorse What was the ultimate costs and the costs of rehabilitation.
They would reject properties purchased for $15,000 and with a cost of $30,000
for rehabilitation. They look at the acquisition price and the price at the
end of completiono They need to determine if they will be affordable to a
potential buyers They try to find property that is comparable, The state
has historically maintained 25 percent of an individuals income should go
to housingo Recently they went to 30 percent, He has found where they
could go up to 35 or 40 percent that would be acceptableo If the people
are acceptable to commitment of certain percentage of their income being p3.8ced
on housing. They consider other assets, size of family, expenses and a lot
of other factorsa Mra Connerly felt in two years a low income or moderate
income family will be paying $50,000 for a home, They are looking at
rehabilitation loan investorsa They are not spurring inflation, they are
lowering the price, There is a limited amount of money at present to purchase
a home. They are buying on the speculation of getting low interest loans.
They are only acquiring property so they can rehabilitate and se11o
Supervisor Dolan stated she felt they were putting a control or
lid on speculation because they are the only one in town ,with the cash
and interest rates that are low,
Mr. Connerly stated as long as they know that they are getting
people in the area th~~t are becoming interested and involved; bhere is no
profit for acquisition, only profit for rehabilitation,
Supervisor Dolan questioned Mra Connerly regarding the developer
benefits of Homeownership Assistance Program,
Mro Connerly stated they may acquire only three or four as it
is a good deal on the seven cabinso One other unit is single family, Tt
would be $10,000 per cabino At the time this issue was first brought up
there were a number of unanswered questionso Since that time he has meet
with Housing and Urban Development, They discussed the use of funds, re-
financing and Article 34, Once a unit has been rehabilitated, they are
providing 100 percent financing, They have qualified at least ten families
for the Homeownership Assistance Program where they put the percentage of
one years rent to be applied to a down payment, They like the developer
to retain ownership until the down payment ha's been accumulated, You give
up $1,000 or $2,000 and let the developer continue the ownership of this
for a tax shelter and share with the County the benefits you will enjoy,
Supervisor Lemke stated it is limiting the tax shelter for one
year until the buyer builds up his equity,
Mr. Connerly stated if the county owns the property it does not
necessarily benefit the county. They do not get the write-off, It will
bring some money back, The county is not involved with a brokero They
have the right to sell the shelter or retain it for a flat amount. He
would grefer the investor assign the tax shelter.
Supervisor Dolan stated it is a changed The county would be the
owner of record until the purchaser acquired the down payment. The county
will not be on the titled
Mro Connerly stated at the time the developer completes the rehab-
ilitation, they can do that. He felt instead of doing that, let the developer
continue ownership and lease to the county their county controls until the
rent has built up to the down payment, The county gains no benefits by
retaining the property and suffer no losso They still control the property,
If the purchaser chooses to:sell, the county has the option to call the loan.
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Mr. Connerly stated once^an individual qualifies for low or moderate
income, they are controlling and they know what they are getting, They
know the price and are negotiating and know what is going into the unit.
If the county retains ownership, they must worry about liability.
Supervisor Lemke stated by the county being the owner it takes
the property off the tax roll.
Supervisor Dolan stated she felt this was very tricky. She felt
they were getting around Article 240
Mr, Connerly did not think it was a problem. They would be
rehabilitating the homes and making a savings, Their administrative costs
are the same whether they make this savings or not, The money would go
into the program income and be recycled for additional loansa There are
not many counties that get out of the grant programs.
'William Dejork, Oroville, stated they are involved in several
of the homes in this area. He is not a brokers He is a California real
estate agent. He is acceptable to the tax shelter, there is no problem
selling the homes. The-net price is determined by the market and the
potential of the buyer. When there is changing of title to property it
involves fees and going through escrow. The county has complete control
with the property, He feltz,Mr. Connerly was an astute negotiator and thus
would allow purchasers to pay less for the property they acquired. At
one hearing he came before the Board and felt the program was inflationary
to the private sector, his charges were unfounded. He felt it benefited
both the recipient:a~td;. the business communityo
Supervisor Dolan stated the business community is getting
benefits and contracts whether they provide or allow. people to get tax
shelters. She felt this was an additional area of governmental bureaucracy
extending out. She felt the county was underwriting 100 percent of it,
Mro Connerly stated they are not asking a person to bring in
additional money. They are using the tax laws to bring in more money to
keep the programs going. This could allow more buyers than otherwise
would use the programo
Supervisor Lemke stated he was confident it was an astute move
and he recognized the ability to increase their income through this program,
It was moved by Supervisor Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Saraceni,
the negotiations of real property acquisitions in the E1 Medio target area
for purchase of as many properties as the 1980-81 and 1981-82 acquisition
budgets will permit was authorized9 Connerly and Associates was allowed
to explore with Chico Housing Improvement Program (CHIP), the possibility
of developing a self-help housing rehabilitation program, or using CHIP
to rehabilitate two or three of the houses under the Home Purchase Assist-
ance Program was authorized,
Supervisor Dolan stated she did not agree with this proposal, It
boggles the mind. She was uncomfortable with this. They are moving into
another area of government which cannot. be answered.
Vote on motion:
AYE5: Supervisors Lemke, Saraceni and-:Wheeler ,_-..
NOES: Supervisor Dolan
ABSTAINING: Chairman Moseley
Motion carried,
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It was moved by Supervisor Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Saraceni,
policy direction to Connerly and Associates to proceed and use the Developer
Benefits of Homeownership Assistance Program with the tax shelter method;
and have that further discussion on approval of County Counsel and the
Auditor be authorized,
Supervisor Dolan stated they will be giving direction for the
policy to be worked out so it will not be back before the Boardo
Vote on motion:
AYES: Supervisors Lemke, Saraceni, Wheeler and Chairman Moseley
NOES: Supervisor Dolan
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Motion carried,
APPEARANCES: BILL BURGH - REPORT BACK FROM SUPERVISOR WHEELER ON NOV-
EMBER 3.1981
Bill Burch, Forest Ranch, stated he had presented a letter from
the Forest Ranch Community Associatior~for the Board, Tt.appears they were
not distributed, The Association felt there was a certain amount of confusion
that existed within their area, as to the future of the areao They were
concerned of certain granting of various property provisionsa It was felt
that all concerned whether interested in development of land division or
investments should request from the Board their consideration and the Board
authorize a specific or comprehensive study of the Forest Ranch area,
There is concern regarding the water availabilitya They would like a study
indicating the number of residential wells, number of people living in
Forest Ranch, the depths of the wells so they can be informedo They are
asking for the Board's help in the form of direction or consideration of
staff departmentse
Supervisor Wheeler stated before the Board gives direction, she
would like to sit with staff and the Association or the community and out-
line specific issues to be addressedo They need to be allowed some timed
There is a great deal of concern as far as the growth pattern in that areao
She could bring a report back by November 3, 19810 She would like it placed
on the agenda at that time, She wants to address this with staffs They
are involved in the "green line" issue and a great deal of information
that will be gathered in the areao
Supervisor Lemke stated Supervisor Wheeler was addressing problems
that will involve the use of other"than Planning Depa"r-tment staff,
Supervisor Dolan stated she would like to think about this mores
Planning decisions are not absolute, The information could be gathered
for reasons other than grod~th such as where drainage swells and water wells
are locatedo They have a lot of this information,
Mro Burch stated people like the areao They should be able to do
a better job of planning for growth and make more intelligent decisions for
tomorrow and on down the lined. He knew there were no guarantees, but they
had to tryo
Supervisor Lemke questioned if the Forest Ranch Community Assoc-
iation was willing to helps Several years ago residents of Paradise helped
with the land use studyo The county could never have been able to afford
to pay for the help which was contributed,
Mro Burch stated he hoped the data could help the volunteer fire
departmento Non county roads are being put in and they are not on any mapso
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They could generate an up date of information and broaden out. He felt there
would be less conflicts if all. this information was in the open and"availableo
They will cooperate and help gather the data.
Supervisor Wheeler stated Cohasset has voiced the same concerns.
She would like to formulate the plans for both of the areas. Their problems
are similar.
Supervisor Dolan stated she was willing to discuss the issue and
provide as much help and anticipated the advisory help of the Community
Association. She questioned what if the plans are changed. The Community
Association needs to"know what started the ideas for the General Plan.
The Board reduced Planning staff and gave them more to do, They still have
a number of areas they are working on,
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A report back from Supervisor Wheeler to be held on November 3,
APPEARANCES: ,TAMES HANSON
.Tames Hanson, Oroville, stated he felt government has never made
anything but debts for the people, The Board was made aware of how vicious
people can become when they were attempting to balance the budget, He
discussed the issue of the Med-fly spraying. It has been stated it .is
not harmful, yet those doing the hand spraying are using face masks.
APPEARANCES: KELLY MEAGHER - APPROVE MOTION NOTHTNG FURTHER BE DONE
REGARDING THE ELECTION BALLOTS
Kelly Meagher, Butte Creek Canyon Road, spoke regarding the
synopsis prepared by County Counsel for the November election ballots
regarding the ordinance and Butte Creek Canyon rezones He read from the
synopsis. He stated 86,000 voters in Butte County are being told on their
sample ballot there will be no development. In Condition 30 it allows for
the development as set out on page 12 of the conditions which were approved.
A mistake was made, Another mistake is indicated where the State Election
Code 3795 set outs the synopsis material must be submitted to the Clerk
and on file 20 days ~iefore it is submitted to the printer. This material
was not available to the public during the 20 days. They feel there are
alternatives to the Board. The sample ballots could be reprinted, a
retraction could be made or a series of newspaper articles giving the
correct information. Radio, television or additional mailings could be
a possibility of informing the public.
Supervisor Lemke questioned County Counsel Del 5iemsen if there
had been any changes in his opinion or the written synopsis. Whether
the statement is misleading regarding the sample ballot or the argument,
Del Siemsen,~county counsel, stated no.
Supervisor Lemke stated he was not in favor of reprinting the
balloto Based on County Counsel's opinion he does not feel the county has
the finances for additional mailers.
It was moved by Supervisor Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Wheeler,
that nothing further be done regarding the synopsis on the sample ballot,
Mr. Meagher stated he felt it was unfortunate that there will be
a cost to the countyo He believes democracy will be better served. He felt
it was hard to put a price tag on it. It is a misleading statement, There
are other alternatives,
Supervisor Lemke stated democracy was being served. They are going
to have a ballot measure. Nothi}}g has been done to misinform or mislead.
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Supervisor Dolan stated she did not think the impartial analysis
was illegal. She felt something should be done to correct it. This is a
complicated issue. She has researched the minutes of the Board; They
cannot maintain or assume what the property owners will do with that 300
acres of wildlife refuse. The owners themselves will do that, The
property owners association can initiate a rezone, She felt they need
to do something as a Board. She has had the opportunity to read both sides.
She feels it should be presented either or, the referendum or the 375 acre
parcel, She is not supporting redoing the ballot.
Supervisor Lemke stated it is in there now and everyone knows
it is a law on-the books until it is changed, As you know, 80,000 people,
which is 20 percent of the population, is going to make the choice for
one areao
Supervisor Dolan stated she felt there should be a correction
to it. She feels there is an argument, They are saying no development
can take place. It is going to be a refugeo A rezone and the General
Plan can change that. The people in Gridley and Biggs have no knowledge
of what is going on.
Supervisor Wheeler stated she felt the people who will be
purchasing the property are doing so for the reason of open space. A
certain percentage of the property owners before have indicated changes
could occuro
Mr. Siemsen stated he did not feel these issues could be upheld
in a court, The Board does not have the authority to preclude anyone from
applying fora rezone.The analysis is set forth. They should go that route
or be of th opinion people are ignorant of the state lawso
Supervisor Dolan stated she had not heard the issue of the 20
days before today,
Vote on motion:
AYES: Supervisors Lemke, Saraceni, Wheeler and Chairmand Moseley
NOES: .Supervisor Dolan
Motion carrieda
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ADOPT RESOLUTION NO'S 81-232, 81-233, 81-234, 81-235, 81-236 PUBLIC HEARING:
LAICERIDGE VILLAGE ASSESSMENT DISTRICT - DETERMINATION OF PUBLIC CONVENIENCE
AND NECESSITY AND HEARINGS OF PROTESTS CONCERNING FORMATION OF THE ASSESS-
MENT DISTRICT
The public hearing on the Lakeridge Village Assessment District
for determination of public convenience and necessity and hearings of
protests concerning formation of the assessment district was held as
advertised,
Robert Bxunsell, bond counsel, set out the background on the
assessment district. It is a simple owner subdivision assessment district
with no controversy. The hearing should be opened and closed. There is
one correction, they do not have ready today the offer for the purchase
of the bonds from Birr Wilson and Company, Inc. He would like to bring
back that resolution in two weeks. The maximum coupon rate is 10 percent,
Legislature did increase that maximum rate to 12 percent at the first of
the year. It is a difficult bond market at this time, It has been very
~volatihe.
Hearing open to the public. Agpearing: No one.
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Hearing closed to the public and confined to the Board, r
On motion of Supervisor Saraceni, seconded by Supervisor Lemke
and unanimously carried, the following actions regarding the Lakeridge
Village Assessment District were approved:
7:. Adopted Resolution 81-232 for summary abandonment of a portion
of Hillcrest Avenue and Kelly Ridge Road,
2. Adopted Resolution 81-233 amending the resolution of intention
to include the provision for agreements with various utility companies.
3. Adopted Resolution 81-234 finding and determining that the
public convenience and necessity require the construction of the improve-
ments.
4, Authorized filing of the amended engineer's report,
5. Adopted Resolution 81-235 approving the report and assess-
ment and ordering the improvements. ,
6. Authorized filing of the consent and waiver of the property
owner to waive the cash collection period.
7o Authorized filing of the paid and unpaid lists.
8. Adopted Resolution 81-236 authorizing change orders,
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9. Approved the final Lakeridge 'Village Subdivision Map for
the 112 lot subdivision located on the south side of Hillcrest Avenue,
between Kelly Ridge Road and Riverview Drive, AP 34-30-various, Oroville
area, which will provide the necessary means to guarantee construction
of road, drainage, water, sewer, telephone and electric facilities within
a period of one year; noting there are no taxes or special assessments
for which there is a lien or payment required at this time; accepted ease-
ments as granted in items 1, 4 and 5 of the owner's certificate; accepted
grant in fee.simple'for a.11.-streets and no access strips as described in
items 2.:and 3 of ahe owner's certificate; and the Chairman authorized to
sign said subdivision agreement. .
ADOPT RESOLUTION 81-237 AND 81-238 - TREASURER-TAX COLLECTOR ITEMS
On motion of Supervisor Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Wheeler and
unanimously carried, the following Treasurer-Tax Collector items were
approved:
1. Adopted Resolution ST-237 approving the selling of tax-deeded
property by sealed bid for six parcels of property at various minimum bid
amounts and giving Ytotice of intention to sell; and authorized the Chairman
to sign,
2, Adopted Resolution 81-238 approving the notice of intention
to sell tax-deeded property at public auction pursuant to the Revenue and
Taxation Code to sell 29 parcels of property at various locations and at
minimum bid amounts; and the Chairman authorized to sign,
ADOPT RESOLUTION 81-239 AND 81-240 - PUBLIC WORKS ITEMS
On motion of Supervisor Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Saraceni
and unanimously carried, the following Public Works items were approved:
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1. Adopted Resolution 81-239 an amendment. to Resolution 81-189
in order to correct the description of a road right-of-way which was in
the wrong form as it did not include all of the area requested for abandon-
ment and the Chairman authorized to sign,
2, Adopted Resolution 81-240 giving notice of intention to setting
a public hearing on November 24, 1981 at 10:00 a,m. for the abandonmenX
of portions of Brown Street and Goodspeed Street in the town of Durham at
the property owners' request and the Chairman authorized to sign.
AUTHORIZE ADVANCE ENGINEERING FOR KEEPER ROAD AND BRIDGES ON MIDWAY - PUBLTC
WORKS
On motion of Supervisor Zemke, seconded by Supervisor Saraceni
and unanimously carried, the advance engineering for Keefer Road which will
be the next federal aid secondary route and for bridges on the Midway at
Butte Creek and Western Canal as they are substandard bridges and appear
to qualify for federal bridge replacement funding as requested by Public
Works was authorized.
ADOPT RESOLUTION 81-241 - SETfiING PUBLIC HEARING FOR COUNTY SERVICE AREA
N0, 82 STIRLING CTTY SEWER
On motion of Supervisor Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Wheeler and
unanimously carried, Resolution.81-241-setting-a`publc-heal-ing. date of
November 24, 1981 at 10:15 a.ui. to reorganize the existing Stirling City
Sewer Maintenance District into a county service area (County Service Area
No. 82) was adopted and the Chairman authorized to sign,
ADOPT RESOLUTION 81-242 - SETTING PUBLIC HEARING FOR COUNTY SERVICE AREA
N0. 26
On motion of Supervisor Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Saraceni
and unanimously carried, Resolution 81-242 setting a public hearing date
of December 8 ,1981 at 1:30 p.m. for the extension of storm drainage
maintenance authority to County Service Area No, 26 in the Thermalito area
of Oroville was adopted and the Chairman authorized to sign.
ADOPT RESOLUTION SI-243 - SETTING PUBLIC HEARING FOR LEN KELLY ABANDONMENT
OF PUBLIG UTILITIES EASEMENT,_PARADISB PINES UNIT 2, LOT 162
On motion of Supervisor Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Saraceni
and unanimously carried, Resolution 81-243 setting a public hearing date
of November 24.,_1381•at,10:00-a.m.'for consideration>:of:ab andonment of a
publi"c utilities:.easement>;`. Paradise'Psnes' Unt'2, Lot..162-for:Len•Kelly
was adopted and the Chairman authorized to sign,
APPROVE CONVEYANCE FOR PERPETUAL OPEN AREA EASEMENT FOR KENNETH R. AND
NANCY A, HANSEN - PLANNING DEPARTMENT
On motion of Supervisor Wheeler, seconded by Supervisor Saraceni
and unanimously carried, the conveyance of development rights for a perpetual
open space easement for Kenneth R. and Nancy A, Hansen to comply with the
conditions of approval on a use permit for AP 40-17-141 and 142 was approved
and the Chairman authorized to sign.
REPORT TO THE BOARD ON CONDITIONAL ZONING - REFERRED TO COUNTY COUNSEL. AND
Discussion and policy direction regarding the endorsement of the
Planning Commission on the adoption of the resolution for development
agreements and a recommendation from the Commission for the Board to consider
an amendment to the zoning oxdinance (Ordinance 1750) to provide for candit-
ional zoning was held at this time<
Bettye Blair, planning director, set out•the background;on'the ~•-
conditional zoning request from the Planning Commission, She would like
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the matter referred to~County Counsel to allow Planning and Counsel to work
out any problems before the Board takes action,
The matter was referred to County Counsel and Planning Director
for report backs
REPORT FROM COUNTY COUNSEL REGARDING WAIVING OF BUILDING PERMIT FEES FOR
MAGALIA COMMUNITY CHURCH
A report to the Baaxd concerning the request of the Magalia
Community Church to waive building permit fees was held at this time,
Del Siemsen, county counsel, stated he set out his concerns in
a letter to the Board, Tt is his conclusion to prohibit this type of fee,
Clif Mickelson, administrative officer, stated they would notify
the church by letter.
CONTINUE TO OCTOBER 20, 1981 - APPOINTMENT TO THE NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
HEALTH SYSTEMS AGENCX
Continued to October 20, 1981 the appointment to the Northern
California Health Systems Agency,
COMMUNICATIONS
Greenhills Investment Company, Ltd. The firm writes appealing the Advisory
Agency`s Conditions No, 7 and No. 19 on the Oakvale Meadows Sub-
division, AP 68-36-114, 74 parcels, property located on the west
side of Oakvale Avenue, approximately 450 feet south of Hilldale
Avenue, Oroville area. Set for public hearing on November 3, 1981
at 10:00 a,m. '
City of Oroville. The city writes indicating that they are in opposition
to the inclusion of incorporated territory within the proposed
extension of powers to County Service Area 26 for storm drain
maintenance. Information; considered earlier in the meeting
when set for public hearing.
Canyon Committee for Responsible Zoning. The committee writes supporting
the need for a "greenline" initiative in order to preserve Butte
County's agricultural land, Information; no action taken,
James Wa Lenhoff, Oroville, Mr. Lenhoff writes concerning the placement of
a fence and locked gate across the entrance to the old Flag Canyon
county road where it intersects with the Cherokee Road, west of
the town of Cherokeeo Referred to Public Works Director for a
response to Mr. Lenhoff,
Forest Ranch Community Association, The association writes expressing concern
that they do not have Sheriff's deputies patrolling their area.
Discussion; synopsis letter regarding budget to be mailed, See
discussion following communications.
Northern California Emergency Medical Care Council. The council writes for-
warding information concerning 100 percent and 50 percent county
funding levels for the organization. Discussion; no action taken.
State Department of Water Resources. The department forwards a copy of their
application for amendment to license on the Thermalito Diversion
Dam power plant, Project No, 2100. Information; no action taken.
Department of Aging. Department Director Janet Levy writes concerning a
public hearing to be held in Chico on Monday, October l9, I981 at
~ 2:00 p.m. concerning ,the ,operations of the Area Agency on Aging.
Information; no action taken.
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PUBLIC HEARING DATE SET FOR OCTOBER 27, 1981 AT 1:30 Y.M. WITH THE SHERIFF
AND RESIDT:IVTS OF THE FOREST RANCH AND COHASSET AREA
Discussion was held regarding the letter from Forest Ranch Comm-
unity Association expressing concerns of the Sheriff's deputies patrolling
their area,
Clif Nickelson, administrative officer, stated there are on-going
meetings with the communities regarding their concernso
Supervisor Dolan stated the Board at budget session did not impose
a hiring freezeo They requested the Administrative Office to review each
position as they become vacant,
Supervisor Wheeler stated there are concerns in both the Cohasset
and Forest Ranch areaso Mike Pyeatt had forwarded a memo to the Sheriff
regarding neighborhood watch programs in the two areas, People are concerned
about the levels of law enforcemento She questioned if the Board would be
acceptable to her meeting with the Sheriff and staff to discuss the issueso
There are many misnomers going aroundo Supervisor Wheeler read a letter
from Howard C, Johnson of Cohasset which was mailed to the newspapers She
cited an incident where an individual had been tied up and robbed, His
wife untied him when she returned home from work and they telephoned for
a deputy. They were told there would be a deputy in 12 hours, They tele-
phoned her and she contacted the dispatcher. A group of citizens went to
the Chico Substation to donate $500 for the Secret Witness Program and
were told they were not sure there was a program. She felt someone needed
to talk to the people, the levels of services need to be provided to both
rural and urban areas.:
Supervisor Lemke stated he felt it should be held here in the
Board room. and in open session,
Discussion of the levels of law enforcement in both the rural
and urban areas to be held in public session on October 27, 1981 at 1:30 p.m.
with Sheriff Gillick to be in attendence.
REPORT BACK FROM SUPERVISOR WHEELER ON LIBRARY HOURS
Supervisor Wheeler stated last week the resolution regarding the
library hours was adopted. She would like to make a couple of changes to
the Chico and Paradise hours. They would be willing to give up part of
the hours in order to be open on Saturdays for 22 hours or a half day,
She will discuss this with Librarian Jo Terry and report-back.
ADDITIONAL ITEMS BY BOARD MEMBERS
Supervisor Lemke was concerned about the letter from the Northern
California Emergency Medical Care Council, It sounded like a threat, He
would like someone to come before the Board and speak. He felt the problem
was in the Board of Directors.
Supervisor Saraceni reported on tine Nine Northern California
Supervisors Association meeting held in Susanvillee There was governmental
discussion and information regarding the State timber yield bids, They
were so high they cannot bring it out of the forest, A resolution was
adopted to try to get the federal representative working on ito He stated
Butte County is in line for the president of the Supervisors Association.
He was not aware of any discussion or action regarding the Welfare mandates.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
On motion of Supervisor Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Dolan and
unanimously carried, the minutes of September 22, 1981 were approved as
mailed with the following corrections:
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Minute Order 81-2400, page 264, to reflect: new instead of small.
Minute Order 81-2405, page 266, paragraph 1, line 9, to reflect: It seems
the hours are for the convenience of the courts and only for hearings that
are in process, while access for information on property titles, vital
statistics and everything else the public has.a right to have access to
will be hurt.
Minute Order 81-2405, page 266, paragragh 6, line 1, to reflect: Supervisor
Dolan stated there are many kinds of service to the publico
Minute Order 81-2405, page 266, paragraph 6, line 6, to reflect: Possibly
this could be seen as a tradeoff of services to different types of public.
Minute Order 81-2405, page 267, paragraph 2, line 6, to reflect: The
Board started this by the reduction of 22 people and now to say we want
everything done as before doesn't make sense.
Minute Order 81-2412, page 269, paragraph 3, line 1, to reflect: Supervisor
Dolan stated the budget she had just received shows there would be much
higher personnel costs going to put on seminars than for the counseling
services. She felt having the seminars get the most money for staff was
backwards to her. She felt there would be a lot more staff time put into
ongoing counseling than organizing two seminars.
Minute Order 81-2412, page 269, paragraph 4, line 4, to add: ...personnel
costs to put on the seminars.
Minute Order 81-2412, page 270, paragraph 1, to reflect: statistics of
homeownership for low income, the counseling for management of mortgages
might be futileo
Minute Order 81-2412, page 270, paragraph 5, line 4, to reflect: there
was so much more money for the two housing seminars than for the counseling,
Minute Order 81-2413, page 272, paragraph 3, last line, to reflect: 40
acres and larger parcels involved,
Minute Order 81-2418, page 280, paragraph 2, to reflect: density is more
a greater density for septics than proposed by the Planning Commission,
Minute Order 81-2418, page 280, paragraph 4, line 4, to reflect: higher
density and she did not want to give an impression of encouraging develop-
ment on good soil.
Minute Order 81-2422, page 284, line 3, to reflect: new communitiesoa...o
with local impact but without local control....
AD30URNMENT
There being nothing further before the Board at this time, the
meeting was adjourned at 12:45 p.m. to reconvene on Tuesday, October 20,
1981 at 9:00 a.m.
ATTEST: CLARK A. NELSON, COUNTY CLERK-
RECOR-ER and ex-officio Clerk
t Board of Supervisors
By:
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