HomeMy WebLinkAboutM102274October 22, 1974
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COUNTY 4F BUTTE )
The BoarC of Supervisors met at 9:00 a. m. pursuant to adjournment.
Present: Supervisors Cameron, Gilman, Ladd, McKillop and Chairman Ivta.digan.
Clif Nickelson, Administrative Officer, Dan Blaclcstock, County Counsel and
Clark A. Nelson, County Clerk, by Margie Catt, Board of Supervisors, Clerk.
Pledge of allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America.
74-1578 APPROVAL OF MINUTES
On motion of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and
unanimously carried, the minutes of October 9th & 15th, 1974 were approved
as mailed, with the change to Item 74-1555, Page 340, beginning of the 3rd
paragraph, to state that Betty Smith had recommended that the Board consider
the sphere of influence as the boundary for the commission.
74-1579 COMMUNICATIONS
Roger S. Burnham, Oroville. Mr. Burnham writes regarding the poor condition
of the Berry Creek Station Road because of heavy logging traffic
Z C U and bulldozers and other equipment, He feels the heavy users
should ~e responsible for upkeep of the road. Referred to
Director of Public Works for answering.
James A. Rowe, Chico. Mr. Rowe writes as representative of the EOC for
~ ' ~~Q d Chico low income people and supports the concept of financing
bus service through the 14 sales tax monies. Board members had
a copy of this correspondence; no action taken.
Curtis V. Soden, Chico. Mr. Soden writes in opposition to the possible move
L'~p ~ of the Butte Meadows transfer station as the new site would be to
close to habitation and would create health and other hgzards.
1'fr. Castleberry explained this correspondence; letter referred to him.
Joyce L. Hall, Chico. Mrs. Hall writes to urge establishment of a
~ ~ C.d ~ detoxification facility in Butte County as soon as possible.
Discussed' referred to Dr. Enloe.
Louise Darman Shannon, Chico. Mrs. Shannon writes to urge the establishment
9,0 ,p p of a detoxification facility in Butte County at the earliest possible
time. Referred to Dr. $11oe.
W. E. Owens, Chico. Mr. Owens writes regarding the drainage problem in the
Chico Vecino area and his correspondence with the Director of
tf.Q O.d ~ Public Works. He requests that positive action be taken by the
County. Mr. Castleberry has discussed this problem with this
man. Item discussed; no action taken.
McCain Associates. Appeal is filed on behalf of Nir. & Mrs. John J. Medina
/~3.a 0 to Condition No. 2 to parcel split (AP 44-054-28). To be discussed
during Planning items.
Butte County Bar Association. The Association forwards its Resolution
~ 0 o~p L in opposition to change in appointment and the removal procedures
of Butte County Probation Officers. ~o be placed in file with
ordinance; no action taken.
Gridley Memorial Hall Committee. Milton Ktster, secretary sends r!otice of
S O~~a ~ Memo~ialLHallfCommittee,ndueTtonill health emb~eof~ericaniLegion
Past recommends that Nlr William Channon, Gridley, be agpointed
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to fill Alr.Trantor's vacancy. The Gridley Memorial Hall Committee
approved this recommendation. Supervisor Ladd recommended that
the resignation be accepted but that the appointment be put over
until November 12th, 1974. No action taken at this time.
Northern California County Supervisors Associat~Lon. Norman A. Wagoner,
p secretary-treasurer writes to thank the Board for tze hosgital~tg
/ ~ C'4 extended them during the meetings on October 11_ and 12. No action
needed.
County Supervisors Association of California. The Association writes regarding
~ O p,V S amendment to CSAC Constitution. Mr. Nickelson will send copies of
this to the Board members.
Employment -evelopment -epartment, Oroville. Chester Tatoian, manager,
submits his resignation as a member of theButte County Manpower
/ D ~•~ 4 Planning Council effective October 30, 1974. He is transferring to
Sacramento as a manpower consultant in the State Manpower Planning
Office. See motion following communications.
Reclamation Board. A. E. Mc Collam, Chief Engineer and general manager, sends
copy of updated propose regulations concerning the Reclamation
~~~ 0 Board's requirements for applications within Butte Basin. He
+-~~ requests an opportunity sometime during November or December to make
a presentation to this Board regarding these regulations. Chairman
Madigan stated they would be in Sacramento Thursday and could check
on a date at that time. No action taken at this time.
Federal Energy Adm~_=-~istration, The Regional Director in San Francisco sends
copy of City of Los Angeles andCounty of Los Angeles ordinances
Z setting forth requirements fox posting of gasoline prices and
4 0.3 suggests that Butte County may want to ccnsider a similar ordinance.
County Counsel will review these ordinances and will send the
Board members his review of this matter.
Department of Youth Authority. They set out their recommendation concerning
Butte County Juvenile Hall. The report states that 60 days from
3 p 0 October 11th, the Ha11 will be unsuitable for tiie holding of juveniles<
Mr. Nickelson said he had run a review of the charges in this letter
and sent copies out to the Board members and to the press
concerning the deficiencies. Supervisor Ladd said he felt there
were several things that should be taken care of; he would like
the direction to be given to take care of the matters withou'_
any delays. See motion fallowing communications.
Virginia Murphy, Chairman, Butte County Mental Health Advisory Board. Mrs. Murphy
G p states that the Mental Health Advisory Board voted that the name of
?~ ~ p' Mr. Gayle Reynolds be submitted to the Board for consideration for
the appointment to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of
Marjorie Bryan. Discussed. See motior following communications.
Goldstein, Barceloux, & Goldstein, attorneys at law, by Alan Burchett.
~ They request that the hearing on the appeal of use permit for
~•~ James La Force be continued to November 12th. Request approved;
see public hearings later in the minutes.
James P. Sweeney, Executive Director of N. T. Enloe Memorial Hospital. He
states that he is in receipt of a copy of Mr. Pete Schabarum's letter
to the Board in which Mr. Schabarum indicates the Los Angeles
D O , L Z Board of Supervisors` endorsed H.R. 5307, which provides for the
reimbursement of medical treatment facilities for aliens. Discussed;
no action needed as action has already been taken.
Donald R. Schaub. He writes in opposition to the proposed rezoning on
i~ 3,p ~ Moore & Warren Road, Paradise. To be held until the public hearing
this afternoon.
William D, Spalding. He writes in support of the efforts of the E1 Medio Fire
Department to share in federal funds available for local governments,
p Z,Z ~ Read; no action taken,
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Aa::on Brown, president of Gridley, Biggs, Richvale ?.~Linisterial Association.
They request clinics to those people over age,65. Letter read and
discussed. Supervisor Ladd felt that it would be a good idea.
Letter referred to Dr. Enloe. Br. Erlingheuser, Tlealth Officer,
.yJ~ ~,0 D said that maybe the County could purchase the vaccine and hold
clinics and give the shots to those requesting Chem. ale stated
the County had had remarkable success with the clinics for those
over 65. Supervisor Ladd said he would like to have Dr. Erlingheuser
look into this matter. Dr. Erlingheuser will report back to the
Board regarding these purchases of vaccine.
74-1580 ACCEPT RESIGNATION OF CHESTER TATOIAN, MEMBER OF BUTTE COUNTY MANPOWER
PLANNING COUNCIL
On motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and
unanimously carried, the resignation of Chester Tatoian, manager of the Employment
Development Department, Oroville, as a member of the Butte County Manpower
Council, effective October 30, 1974, was accepted, with a request that a
letter o£ appreciation be sent to Mr. Tatoian, for his services to the
County.
74-1581 DIRECT THAT NECESSARY REPAIRS BE DONE TO THE JUVENILE HALL AND THAT
NECESSARY CREWS BE PUT ON TO COMPLETE THE WORK AS SOON AS POSSIBLE, INCLUDING
THE PAINTING
On motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor Cameron and
unanimously carried, a written directive was authorized to be written
directing that the minor repairs at Juvenile Hall be done and that the
necessary crews be put on to complete the work as quickly as possible,
including the painting at the building.
74-1582 APPROVE AGREEMENT WITH PLACER COUNTY FOR PLACEMENT OF JUVENILES
Dan Blackstock, County Counsel, reported that he had received a
proposed agreement with Placer County for the placing of our juveniles at
their facility. The agreement is the same as the one with Shasta County,
with minor changes. He set out the changes in the agreement. Mr. Blackstock
recommended that the Board approve this agreement to indicate to the State
that the County is following through on their report of Juvenile Hall.
Agreement discussed.
On motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor McKillop
and unanimously carried, the agreement with Placer County for care of Butte
County Juveniles was approved and the Chairman was authorized to sign.
74-1583_AQpROVE APPOINTMENT TO BUTTE COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH ADVISORY BOARD
On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor McKillop
and unanimously carried, the appointment of Gayle Reynolds to fill the vacancy
created by Marjorie Bryan's resignation was approved, as a member of the
Butte county Mental Health Advisory Board.
74-1584 AUTHORIZE NEGOTIATIONS WITH COOK & ASSOCIATES FOR CONTRACT FOR
PLANS & SPECS FDR PROPOSED PARADISE LIBRARX
Supervisor Cameron reported that he had met with the architect
and discussed the proposed Paradise library, He said he would like to
recommend that the Board authorize negotiations with Dan Cook z: Associates
for a contract for the preparation of plans & specifications. Recommendation
discussed.
On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor McKillop
and unanimously carried, negotiations with Dan Cook & Associates were
authorized for a contract for the preparation of plans and specifications
for the Paradise library building.
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74-1585 DISCUSSIGN OF OVER TIME;
Supervisor Ladd referred to the report on the overtime usage.
The Board members had all received a copy of this report, It had been the
Board's recommendation that the overtime be kept to a minimal amount.
Use of overtime discussed, No action taken.
74-1586 APPROVE CONTRACT WITH HELEN HANSEN FOR TECHNICAL SERVICES FOR HEAD START
AND APPROVE GOVERNMENT SECTOR OF THE P.DMIPIISTERING BOARD
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor G~.lman
and unanimously carried, the following action was taken:
1, Approved the contract with Helen Hansen for training for
Head Start parents and staff and the Chairman was authorized to sign.
2. Approved the reorganization of the Government Sector of the
Administering Board of the Community Action Agency as follows: Supervisor
Jack Madigan, Chico City Councilman Dave Murray, Butte County Sheriff's
Department-Ken Nickelson, County Superintendent of Schools-Duane Powers and
Employment Development Department-Ralph Berryman.
74-1587 APPROVE WAIVING OF FIRST READING OF SAIARY ORDINANCE AN~NDMEldT
A salary ordinance amendment hss been prepared to add 34 CETA
Title II positions to tlce county's Public Service Employment Program, 4 staff
pasitions to Manpower Program Administration, and reclassify 2 sheriff cleric
II's to deputy sheriff I's. Amendment discussed, S~spervisor Ladd asked that
in approving the amendment, does it mean the filling of the positions.
Mr. Nickelson explained the action.
On motion of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor McKillop
and unanimously carried, the reading of amendment to the salary ordinance
amendment was waived, with the request that the filling of tCao of the Manprwer
positions be held up at this time,
74-1588 APPROVE AGREEMENT WITH DRAINAGE DISTRICT ~b100 FOR EMPLOYEE IiEALTH INSURANCE
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Gilman
and unanimously carried, the agreement to include the 2 employees of Drainage
District ~k100 in the county health insurance plan was approved and the
Chairman was authorized to sign.
74-1589 AUTHORIZE ADVANCE STEP HIRING OF A BUILDING PLAN CHECKER POSITION
The Public Worlcs Department requests authority to hire a building
plan checker at the C step of the pay range. The Department has encountered
difficulty in finding qualified persons interested at the A step. This
position has been open for about a year. Mr. Castleberry feels that this would
be the best investment in cutting down on the overtime in that department.
They have 150 building permits waiting to be processed. Mr. Castleberry feels
that the man is well qualified.
On motion of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor Cameron
and unanimously carried, filling the building plan checker position up to the
C step of pay range 21.5 f,~'+93 bi-weekly) was authorized.
74-1590 APPROVE APPO1I~~MENT OF COMMITTEE FOR NEGOTIATIONS FOR CONTRACT FOR
HEALTH SERVICE AGENCY OFFICE AND DETOXIFICATION UNIT
Board authorization is requested to hire an architect to draw
plans and specifications for the proposed Health Services Agency Office in
Ward 9A of the old hospital buildings and the Detoxification Unit in the
old Ward 9B. Services of an architect is needed because the proposed
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remodeling is extensive and includes a sprinkler syster and will require formal
bidding procedures. Mr. Nickelson explained this item.
On motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor Cameron and
unanimously carried, the chairman was requested to appoint a committee to
negotiate for an architect to prepare plans and specifications for the
proposed Health Services Agency Office and the Detoxification Unit and bring
back a proposal to this Board.
On motion of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and
unanimously carried, Supervisors Cameron and Ladd were appointed as a
committee to negotiate for an architect for the preparation of plans and
specifications for the proposed Health Services Agency Office and
Detoxification Unit.
74-1591 ',OLD OVER: AMENDMENT TO DANCE HALLS AND SKATING RINKS ORBINANCE
At the request of Mr. Nickelson the amendment to the dance halls
and skating rinks ordinance was held over so that changes could be made
to the proposed amendment.
74-1592 APPROVE GOLDEN FEATHER FAIR BUDGET
The Fair budget for the calendar year 1975 has been approved by the
Fair Board and is submitted for approval to the Board of Supervisors. The
budget has been reviewed by County Auditor and approved.
On motion ofSupervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Gilman
and unanimously carried, the Golden Feather Fair budget for the year 1975
was approved and the Ch«irman was authprized to sign.
74-1593 BUDGET TRANSFERS APPROVED
On motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by SupervisorMcKillop and
unanimously carried, the following budget transfers were approved:
B-017 Clerk - $3,630 transferred from regular salaries to extra
help and is to cover for a regular employee who
was granted a six month medical leave of absence.
Also $250 is transferred from office expense to
overtime and is to cover overtime for court clerks.
B-019 County Counsel - $172 from office expense to equipment and
X200 from extra help to overtime
B-020 Public Works - $120 from general administration equipment to
engineering and administration equipment and $40
from office expense to engineering and administration
equipment.
74-1594 APPROVE APPOINTMENTS TO MEDICAL AND DENTAL ACCESS ADVISORY COMMITTEE AND
TO CHILD__H_EALTH AND DISA3ILITY PREVENTION PROGRAM ADVISORY BOARD
Dr. Erlingheuser explained the matter of the appointments to the
Medical and Dental Access Advisory Committee 8tid to the Child Health and
Disability Prevention Program Advisory Board. Appointments discussed.
On motion of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor Cameron
and unanimously carried, the following appointments were approved:
Butte County Medical and Dental, Access Project Advisory Committee
1. Barbara Boyle, Chico League of Women Voters, 944 Bryant, Chico.
2. Leonard Coy, Feather River Hospital Administrator, P.O. Box 280, Paradise
3. Jeff Fontana, Community Action Volunteers in Education, S46 W. 2nd, Chico
4. Margaret Howland, Lung Association, 341 Broadway, Rm, 402, Chico,
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5. Margaret Mitzel, County Welfare Dept., 6090 Maxwell Drive, Paradise
6. Helen Nicholson, Paradise Community Council,7`~~52 Molokai, Paradise
7. Wendell Pew, Chico Council of Churches, 273 Wash''.r_gton Avenue, Chico
8. Ruth Rush, pharmacist, 260 Spruce, Gridley.
9. Everett Smith, Northern Valley Indian Health, P.O. Box 328, Oroville
10, Charles Soderstrom, llDS, Northern Calif. Dental Society, 342 R:'.o Lindo, Chico
11. Vicky Vassey, Chico Neighborhpod Health Center, P,O. Box 3222, Chico.
12. Mrs. Donald G. Wiley (Nora) 245 Hazel, Gridley
13. Mrs. Charlene Perry, Oroville Family Health Center, 1453 Downer, Oroville
MEMBERS APPOINTED BY THE BUTTE-GLENN MEDICAL S~C~:ETY
14. Dean H. Holland, M. D. P.O. Box 177, Paradise (until Dec.)
Melvin J. Corry, 771 Buschmann Road, Paradise (alternate)
15. Franklin Murphy, M.D „ 2767 Olive Hwyo, Oroville
16. Paul E. Sartschi, P.O. Sox 125, Gridley
17. Bruce Nicola, M.D „ 1040 Mangrove Avenue, Chico
APPOINTMENT TO CHILD HELATH AND DISABILI~.`Y PREVENTION PROGRAM ADVISORY BOARD
Members
Emma Jean Dillon, Mrs.
1203 Guill, Chico
Alternates
Regina Greer, Mrs.
1761 E. 8th St., Chico
Harold F. Gray, M,D.
1325 Hazel, Gridley
Kenneth R. Harris, DDS
1031 Village Lane, Chico
Charlotte S. DeMetry, M.D.
2767 Olive Hwy., Oroville
Paul Stilley, DDS
1041 Village Lane, Chico
Robert Jeffries, Assistant Supt.
Chico Unified School District
1163 E. 7th Street
Chico, CA.
Robin Nichols, M. D.
572 io Lindo, ~f203, Chico
Connie Rios, Mrs.
830 Orange Street, Chico
Mrs. Majorie Scott, PHN
809 Why. 99E, Gridley
James Wood, M.D.
564 Rio Lindo, ~k105, Chico
Georgia Baugh, Mrs.
19 Short Avenue, Oroville
RECESS: 10:05
RECONVENED: 10:20
Marshall Brewer, M. D.
5730 Canyon View Drive, Paradise
Mrs. Ralph Burdette
1648 Salem, Chico
Dorothy DeaneY-PHN
1188 Hillview Way, Chico
Albert Raitt, M.D, c/o Student Health
Services, CSUC, Chico
Shirley O'Brien, Mrs.
857 Alpine, Chico
74-1595 APPEARANCE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF CAL TRANS: DISCUSS PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
NEEDS IN THE CHICO AREA
Mr. Gray, Mr. Kelly and Mr. Roy Phillips, representatives of Cal Trans
appeared to discuss public transportation needs in the Chico area. Mr. Gray
spoke on this matter. Mro George Gray is Dept. Chief of Mass Transit, State
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of California.
Mr. Gray stated that there has been a growing need for public
transportation services. He set out the t3ifferent services used. He said
there were three main areas why public transportation is needed. (1) The
unserved by the automobile (2) he environmental consideration and (3) resource
constraints. He said that 5 out of 10 are unserved by an automobile.
The public hears about the petroleum shortage; now have problems with metal
shartages, also anti-freeze shortage.
There are other ~_•easons why the public needs to look into mass
transit. A look has to be given to the unserved. The persons under 18 years
of age and those over the age of 65. 14% of the households in the Chico area
have no automobile. The elderly and the handicapped need the service of
public transportation.
Mr. Gray said that with all this to be considered, the State`s rol e
is to help. SB 325 is to provide funds to help in L-hese matters. The County
should look at the whole spectrum and look at the type services that they
might caa~~~t to meet. Once a commitment has been made, give it full support.
Services of Amtrak discussed.
Air. Gray said the State is trying to preserve abandoned right-of-
ways of railroads. The Chico-Stirling City railroad line is to be abandoned.
Air. Blackstock stated that this particular line was built under a certain type
]egislation. As soon as the ~~til~oad company ceases to use the railroad right-
of-way, the easement caill revert back to:"the owners. Mr. Castleberry reported
that the railroad company has acknowledged the Board`s request for tha.s
right-of-way.
Air. Castleberry stated L-hat about a year ago the Association of
.governments and Butte County ser,.t an application to the State speaking to
a transportation system between Paradise, Oroville and Chico. Is there any
possibility of any other system that might work. Discussed; no action.
Transportation needs discussed; no Board action taken.
74-1596 PUBLIC WORKS ITEMS APPROVED
On motion of SupervisorMcKillop, seconded by Supervisor Gilman
and unanimously carried, the following action was taken:
1. Accepted the work of Stuart & Unf.ri.Qd~ Contractor, for the work
on building addition to Public Works and Planning Office, authorized the
Chairman to sign the Notice of Completion and instructed the Clerk to record
said Notice with the County RecordeC.
2. Accepted the final map of Simmons Subdivision {7 lots Mt. Ida
Road near Oroville. )
3. Acdepted the work of Robinson Construction Company for the
reconstruction of Wyandotte Avenue from Lincoln Boulevard to 2fl0 feet west of
.Lower Wyandotte Road, Oroville, authorized the Chairman to sign the Notice
of Completion and instructed the Clerk of the Board to record said Notice
with the County Recorder.
4. Approved the paving overlay project on East Avenue between the
railroad tracks and Highway 32 which caas a budgeted project.
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74-1597 INFORMATION AND DISCUSSION ITEMS: PUBLIC WORKS
(a) Butte County FAS Program resubmission. Mr. Castleberry said
this lets the Board know the projects that they are planning on. The Board
has already approved the Pentz Road project. Projects being considered set
out. The projects will all be brought to the Board for approval.
(b) Timothy Road landfill site - Regional Water Quality Control
Board requirements. Mr. Castleberry said the State was coming out with new
requirements.
(c) Acquisition of Davison property for Olive Highway Project.
Mr. Castleberry explained this item. County Counsel will prepare the
documents and this will be brought back for Board action,
(d) Federal flood insurance program report. Mr. Castleberry
stated that the maps that were sent to the County concerning this matter are
not the right maps. He said that the only areas that should be included in
this are those where the County has already adopted a flood plain zone and
where building permits are needed in these areas. He said they would have
to refute the maps that were sent to them.
George Stamm, County water resources engineer, stated that the maps
that were sent are not those areas that are subject to flood hazard. The
maps were prepared by an engineering firm in Pennsylvania. Mr. Stamm
suggested that the maps be reviewed very carefully. If they are incorrect,
the County should notify HUD. Supervisor Ladd said it seemed to him th a
the Board members should have a map that has been prepared by Mr. Castleberry
and ~. Stamm and that delineates the portion that is na~~ covered by the County
ordinance. Mr. Castleberry said he would get this information to Supervisor
Ladd and the other Boa-rd members. No action taken at this time.
(e) Supervisor McKillop questioned Mr. Castleberry about a
traffic hazard on the Skyway. Mr. Castleberry said the Public Works
Department would look at this area.
Skyway.
(f) Supervisor Cameron commented on the parking and selling along the
(g) Mr. Castleberry reported that he had attended a garbage
meeting in San Francisco. Some of the rules may be changed. Discussed;
no action taken.
(h) Supervisor Gilman said he has had complaints along Stewart
Avenue. Enforcing of restrictions is not being handled. Discussed; no action
taken.
REC;v-S: The Board recessed at 11:00 for an executive session.
RECONVENED: The Board reconvened at 11:25 following an executive session.
74-1598 APPEARANCE: MISS LEE ANN KNAl?P, REPRESENTING PROJECT RESPONi1
Miss Lee Ann Knapp, represented the project RESPOND,-said the
project was working out of CAVE, Chico. Right now, they are trying to find out
the needs for transportation. She is present hoping that something will be
done in the future to meet the public needs> This group is working on a
volunteer basis. When someone calls, a member of this project picks them
up in their automobile and takes them to the doctor's office or wherever
they might have to go, Basically now, i~ is only students that 8re responding
to the needs of these people. She explained how the project was being
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handled. She said she was hoping that with the awareness of this project,
that people e;ill call on them until something is set up in the way of
transportation.
74-1589 ADOPT RESOLUTION '4-143 APPOINTING COUNTY OFFICERS AS PROPER REPRESENTATIVES
OF THE COUNTY TO PROSECUTE AND DEFEND ACTIONS IN THE SMALL CLAIMS COURTS IN COUNTY
Dan Blackstock, County Counsel, explained the proposed resolution
appo• ting County officers as proper representatives of the County to prosecute
2.nd defend actions in the samll claims courts in the County. He said attorneys
cannot represent people in this type court, This resolution will allow the
various county officers'ao be authorized to file the documents.
Time spent discussing the proposed resolution and the purpose of
adopting said resolution. Mr. Blackstock said he would recommend as a policy
that whenever any County official is going to bring an action, the official
should go through the Bcard of Supervisors. They would report the possible
action to the Administrative Officer and he will present it to the Board for
action. The present resolution would cover this action.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Gilman
and unanimously carried, Resolution 74-143 appoin*.`.ng County officers as proper
representatives of the County to prosecute and defend actions in the small
claims courts in the County was adopted and the Chairman was authorized to
sign.
74-1600 TAKEN OFF AT THIS TIME: SUPERIOR COURT BUILDING ARCHITECTURAL CONTRACT
Mr. Blackstock requested that the Superior Court Building architectural
contract discussion be taken off the agen~'a at this time as he has not
received the information that is needed.
He reported that the County had been served in the matter.of Epperson
vs. County of Butte. This is regarding the flooding on Gabrillo Way. No
action is needed at this time.
7~-1601 PUBLIC HEARING SET: REZONE FROM A-R TO A-R-5, Circle Dr. for BARBARA E. KING
A public hearing was set for November 12, 1974 at 2:00 p.m. on
the following:
i. Barbara E. King, etal - rezone from A-R to A-R-S for approx.
190 acres located around and within Circle Dr.
74-1602 TENTATIVE PARCEL MAPS RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAL-APPROVED
Tnr.,tative parcel maps recommended for approval discussed. Map No. 2,
t'.Ze. J.h;:~ J. Medina (AP 44-05-58) 2 Lots, south of Lassen Ave., between Cusick &
Esplanade, Chico, discussed and taken off the agenda at this time. To be
placed back on next week's agenda. Supervisor Gilman will look at the site
and will make a recommendation to the Board regarding the map.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and
unanimously carried, the following tentative parcel maps recommended for
approval were approved, subject to the conditions, and with the note that
negative Environmental Impact Deports have been filed, and with the Sohn
Medina Parcel maps deleted, and to be put back on the agenda for next week:
Zoned A-R Harold 3. & Doris F. Miller, AP 36-13-49, 2 lots,
corner of Mt. Ida and ORO-Bangor, Orovilla.
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 20.3 of the Butte County
Code, the tentative parcel map of the above property has been re-
viewed by the Butte County Subdivision Committee and the Planning
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The Subdivision Committee and the Planning Commission recommend
approval of the tentative map, subject to the following conditions:
1. Deed to the County of Butte 30 ft. right-of-way from the
centerline of OroBangor Hwy. and Mt. Ida.
2. Deed to the County of Butte 40 ft. right-af-way from the
centerline of Foothill Blvd.
3. Deed to the County of Butte the necessary right-of-way from
the left turn lane.
4. Indicate a 50 ft. building setback from the centerline of Mt.
Ida and OroBangor.
5. Indicate a 55 ft. building setback from the centerline of
Foothill Blvd.
6. Statement on final map relative to Parcel 2, stating that no
further development of the property until water is proved.
A Negative Declaration regarding Environmental Impact was filed
with the County Clerk on October 1, 1974
Zoned A-R Howard G. Dotts, AP 53-15-50, 2 lots, east of Libby Rd., -
south of Biile Rd., Paradise. Surveyor: John W. Hamby
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 20.3 of the Butte County
Code, the tentative parcel map of the above property has been re-
viewed by the Butte County Subdivision Committee and the Planning
Commission.
The Subdivision Committee and the Planning Commission recommend
approval of the tentative map, subject to the following conditions:
1. Verification of boundary line.
2. Construct roads to R59LD2 Standard.
3. Non-exclusive easement statement.
4. Deed to .the County of Butte 30 ft. right-of-way from the centerline
of Libby Rd.
5. Deed to the County of Butte 20 ft. drainage easement.
A Negative Declaration Regarding Environm~rtal Impact was filed with
the County Clerk on October 1, 1.974.
Zoned A-2 Charles L. Griffin, AP 55-29-11, 3 lots, east of Pentz
Rd., south of DeMille Rd. Paradise. Surveyor: John W.
Hamby
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 20.3 of the Butte County
Code, the tentative parcel map of the above property has been re-
viewed by the Butte County Subdivision Committee and the Planning
Commission.
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The Subdivision Committee and the Planning Commission recommend
approval of the tentative map, subject to the following conditions:
1. Verify legal access,
2. Verify legal parcel,
3. Non-°xclusive easement statement.
4. Reserve 20 ft, drainage easement for drainage course.
5. Relocation of lot line on Parcels 1 and 2, making Parcel 2
larger .
6. Specify on final map the location site of the well on Parcel 2.
A Negative Declaration Regarding Environmental Impact was filed with
the County Clerk on October 1, 1974.
Zoned A-R Van I. Anderson, AP 55-112-12, 4 lots, south side o~
Rosehill Rd., east of Scottwood Rd., Paradise. Surveyor:
John W. Hamby
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 20.3 of the Butte.County
Cade, the tentative parcel map of the above property has been re-
viewed by the Butte County Subdivision Committee and the Planning
Commission .
The Subdivision Committee and the Planning Commission recommend
approval of the tentative map, subject to the following conditions:
1. Indicate on final map the existing septic tank system, and do
any relocation necessary.
2. Verify legal parcel.
3. Verify legal access.
4. A narrow strip between Parcel 1 and road easement to be deeded
prior to filing the final map.
5. Indicate a 50 ft. building setback from the centerline of the
easements,
6. Participate in installation of hydrants and water mains.
7. Install adequate street signs,
A Negative Declaration Regarding Environmental Impact was filed with
the County Clerk on October 1, 1974.
Zoned S-H & A-2 Richard Ho
of Skyway,
Surveyor:
Pursuant to the requirements
rton, AP 40-02-69, 2 lots, north side
approx. ?mile east of Butte Creek.
Eve rd McCain
of Section 20.3 of the Butte County
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Code, the tentative parcel map of the above property has been re-
viewed by the Butte County Subdivision Committee and the Planning
Commission.
The Subdivision Committee and the Planning Commission recommend
approval of the tentative map, subject to the following conditions:
1, Parcel 1 to be shown as a portion of the parcel to the west.
A Negative Declaration Regarding Environmental Impact was filed with
the County Clerk on October 1, 1974.
74-1603 DISCUSSION: REQUEST FOR AUTHORITY TO EXTEND TIME ON PARCEL MAP FILING
Jim Lawson, Planning Director, stated he had a problem on a parcel
map. The ordinance requires that a parcel map be filed within one year;
an extension can be granted for one year. He said he was requesting that
perhaps the Board c~.*ould concur with the Planning Director and allow him to
extend the parcel map filing time for an addi'.cnal six months.
County Counsel stated that this is one of the changes that will be
made in the ordinance; he will have a report to the Board in a week or so.
Proposed changes discussed, Supervisor Ladd asked if it could be prepared
by this afternoon. Mr, Blackstock said he would bring it back sometime this
afternoon.
Mr. Lawson said the above parcel map has expired; does the
Board want to make a finding in the matter. There are still problems
involved in this property, Mr, Blackstock will look at the conditions
on the map and the problems involved and will report back later in the
day,
74-1604 INTERIM TM-160 ZONING IN STIRLING CITY REMOVED: ADOPT ORDINANCE 1513,
DELETI'dG TOWNSHIP OF STIRLING CITY FR0~1 EXISTING INTERIM ORDINANCE
Jim Lawson said that the interim TM-160 zoning has caused a problem
with building permits in the Stirling City area. The interim ordinance
should be corrected to delete the township of Stirling City, He explained
the proposed zoning for the area.
Supervisor Cameron said that something would have to be done
rapidly in that area. Mr. Lawson said they have prepared an interim ordinance
for the township of Stirling City. Mr, Blackstock stated that when the County
adopts an interim ordinance, they cannot make tlie zoning less restrictive than
the existing zone. Mr. Bloc?.cstock felt that it should be found that the
interim TM-160 zoning was placed on the township of Stirling City by error,
and was improper as it is inconsistent to the Ceneral Plan. Action to be
taken discussed.
It was moved by Supervisor Cameros and seconded by supervisor McKillop
that Ordinance No, 1513 be adopted, correcting the TM-160 interim ordinance to
remove the township of Stirling City from TM-160 zoning, said ordinance to be
atdopted as an emergency measure and the Chairman be authorized to sign.
Supervisor Ladd said he felt that if the TM-1.60 was good for one
area it was good for another, This zoning is an effort to correct the zoning,
He said he knows that a lot of the other areas are suffering the same as
Stirling City, He felt that if the Board was going to consider removing a
portion of this zoning, should remove the entire TM-160 zoning,
It was moved by Supervisor Ladd and seconded by Supervisor Gilman
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that the above motion be tabled for further consideration of the entire
TM-160 zoning.
AYES: Supervisors Gilman and Ladd
NOES: Supervisors Ctmeron, McKillop and Chairman Madigan
Roll call on the original motion:
Ayes: Supervisors Camero•.1, Gilman, McKillop and Chairman Madigan
NOES: Supervisor Ladd
RECESS: 12:10
RECONVENED: 2:00 All Board members present.
74-1605 PUBLIC HEARING: PACIFIC COAST PRODUCERS-EXTENSION OF INTERIM ZONE TO
A-3 PROPERTX BET. SPRR SOUTH OF ALICE AVE. NORTH OF CO% LANE SOUTH OF PALERMO
The public hearing on the Pacific Coast Producers exteus~.on of
interim zone to A-3 property between SPRR south of Alice Avenue, north of
Cox Lane, south of Palermo was held as advertised. Mr. Lawson set out the
background of this matter. The interim expires shortly; the property is in
one ownership. It was suggested that in this instance, where there is only
one ownership of the land, that the adoption of this ordinance would not be
necessary.
Hearing opened to the public. Appearing in favor: no one.
Appearing in opposition: no one. Hearing closed to the public and confined
to the Board.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Ladd
and unanimously carried, the hearing on the Pacific Coast Producers extension
of interim zoning for property between SPRR south of $iice Ave., north of
Cox Lane, south of Palermo was continued to November I2th, IR74.
74-1606 PUBLIC HEARING: (CONTINUATION) JAMES LA FORCE, USE PERMIT TO ALLOW
MI NATURE GOLF COURSE etC. WEST SIDE OF ESPLANADE CHICO
The continuation of the public hearing of the James LaForce
use permit to allow a minature golf course, etc., on the west side of Esplanade,
Chico, was held at this time. Planning Commission had denied the use permit and
their decision was appealed. A Ietter from Alan Burchett requesting that this
hearing be continued to November 12th, 1974 was read.
in favor.
Hearing opened to the public. No one appeared in opposition or
Hearing continued to November 12th, 1974 at 2:00 p.m.
74-1607 PUBLIO HEARING: EBTdARD PHILLIPS, REZONE FROM S-1 to A-2 LTD. PROPERTY ON
EAST SIRE OF 14th ST. SOUTH OF SIERRA OROVILLE
The public hearing on the Edward Phillips rezoning from S-1 to A-2 Ltd,
property on east side of 14th St, south of Sierra, Oroaille, was held as
advertised, Planning Commission recommended approval of this rezoning,
It is in the Thermalito are a_ Mr. Lawson set out the background of this
request.
Hearing opened to the public. Appearing: Mr. Sohn Berchers. He
is the manager G3 the building on the property. He explained the reasons for
the request for rezoning. They have had problems in securing a cabinet shop operator
to tape care of the whole building. There are people that are ready to lease
the building if they can sE.cure a use permit. They z•rould like to lease the
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building to the Moase Lodge; this would be a permitted use..
Hearing closed to the public and confined to the Board.
Supervisor Ladd said he was familiar with the building and it t2s not been
used, He feels that it should be rezoned.
On motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and
unanimously carried, the Board concurred with the recommendation of the
Planning Commission and approved the rezoning request of Edward Phillips, from S-1
to A-2 Ltd., for property on east side of 14th St. ~sotth of Sierra, 0_•cville,
and rvaived the first reading of the ordinance.
74-1b08 PUBLIC HEARING: BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION INITIATED-REZONE ALL
PUBLICLY OWNED PROPERTIES IN THE PARADISE AREA TO P-
The public hearing on the Butte County Planning Commission initiated
rezone of all publicly owned properties in the Paradise Area to P-Q was held
as advertised, Mr. Lawson set out the background of this matter, and
explained the purpose of the proposal.
Hearing opened to the public.
Appearing: No one.
Hearing closed to the public and conf~.ped to the Board.
Supervisor Ladd set out the things concerning this rezoning that bothered
him. Time spent discussing the rezoning.
On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Superviscr McKillop
and carried, the Board waived the first reading of the ordinance rezoning all
the publicly owned properties in the Paradise area to P-Q, concurring with
the recommendation of the Planning Commission.
AYES: Supervisors Cameron, Gilman, McKillop and Chairman Madigan
NOES: Supervisor Laid
74-1609 PUBLIC HEARING: WESTERN NATIONAL INVESTMENT CORPORATION: REZONE FROM A-R
TO R-3 FOR PROPERTY LOCATED ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF LASSEN AVE. WEST OF HIGHWAY 99,
CHICO
The public hearing on the Western National Investment Corporation
request for ;Ytzone from A-R to R-3 for property located on the south side of Lassen
Ave. west of Highway 99, Chico was held as advertised. Mr, Lawson set out the
background o:c this matter. It was recommended to be approved by the
Planning Commission, Mr. Lawson said this property does have single family
dwellings in the area. The Commission feels that it is an appropriate area
for multiple family dwellings.
Hearing opened to the public. Appearing: no one.
Hearing closed to the public and confined to the Board for
consideration.
On motion of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and
unanimously carried, theBoard concurred with the Planning Commission and
approved the Western National Investment Corporation request for rezone from
A-R to R-3 for property located on the south side of Lassen Ave. west of
Highway 99, Chico, and waived the first reading of the ordinance.
74-1610 PUBLIC HEARING: WILLIAM BAKER-REZONE FROM C_1 to C-2 PROPERTY LOCATEB OIL?
1TiE_VORTH SIDE OF NORD AVE., APPROX. 245' WEST OF COLUMBUS AVE „ CHICO
The rublic hearing on the L~illiam Baker rezone from C-1 to C-2 for
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property located on the north side of Nord Ave., appro.:. 245' west of Columbus
Ave., Chico, was held as advertised. ?4r. Lawson set out the background of
this request. Planning Commission recommended approval of the rezoning.
Purpose of the rezoning explained.
Hearing opened to the public. Appearing: William Baker, applicant.
Hearing closed to the public and confined to the Board.
On motion of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor Cameron
and unanimously carried, the Board concurred with the Planning .'.ommission and
approved the William Baker request for rezone from C-1 to C-2 for property
located on the north side of Nord Ave., approx. 245' west of Columbus Ave.,
Chico, and waived the first reading of the ordinance.
74-1611 PUBLIC HEARING: THOMAS R. CHASE-REZONE FROM INTERIM RT-1 TO PE_?tMANENT
RT-1 I'OR PROPERTY LOCATED ON BOTH SIDES OF ~]ARREN RD. WEST CLARK RD PARADISE
The public hearing on the Thomas R. Chase rezone from Interim RT-1
to permanent RT-1 for property located on both sides of [darren Rd., west of
Clark Rd., Paradise was held as advertised. Mr. Lawson set out the background
of this matter. Planning Commissio~~. recommended approval of the rezoning.
Hearing opened to the public. Appearing:
1. Mrs. Tom Chase, Paradise. She feels that this is a
residential area. She read a prepared statement requesting that the area
be permanently zoned as a RT-1 district. She had the Clerk read a Letter
from Roger Simpson objecting to the placing of horses on property in this
area. Supervisor Cameron asked Mrs. Chase what was on the petition that
she had circulated. Mxs. Chase presented a copy of the petition to the
Clerk and requested that it be read. A letter from Mr, and i~rs. Fred Reeves
was also read in favor of the zoning.
2. Mrs. Rose Dar'.ington, Rose Road. She spoke in favor of the
rezoning.
3. Mrs. Susan Graham. She stated that she had left Paradise
because of the ball park on Moore Road. She has property in that area and
she is in favor of the rezoning.
4. Mr. Bob Tucker, owns parcel at the corner of Moore and Warren
Roads. He read a statement concerning this matter. He is opposed to the
rezoning. He said he was acting fi:r the property owners in the area that
are against the rezoning. He requested that the people opposed to the
rezoning stand. They feel as a group that the present A-2 zoning is necessary
for the property owners in this area. They requested that the Board reject
the rezoning. He stated that he had a steer and some pigs on his property.
5. Mr. Gerald Goodwin, Warren Road, He spoke in opposition
to the rezoning.
6. Mr. James Nibb, He spoke in opposition to the rezoning.
7. Robert Sherrill, Thornberg Road, spoke in opposition to the
rezoning.
8. Mrs. Priscilla Hanford, member of Che Butte County Planning
Commission. She stated that she had made the motion in support of this rezoning.
Since the Planning Commission's actions, she has talked to at least four groups
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interested in horse activities. She said she would be willing to meet with
the people and discuss the zonings that would a11o~a animals. She feels that
the area should have the proper zoning.
9. Karen Carver, Forest Service Road. ShE :!as 3 acres and has two
horses and two ponies. She bought the property so she could have animals.
She spoke in opposition to the rezoning.
rezoning.
10. Richard C, Devore, Skyway. He spoke in opposition to the
11. Robert Anderson. He said he also represented Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Schaub. A letter from Mr. and Mrs. Schae.b was read by the clerk.
They object to the rezoning,
Mrs. Chase again spoke on the matter of the horses. She feels
that the horses will r:zin her property.
Hearing closed to the public and confined to the Board. Letters
from Donald Schaub and Richard Allen read at this time. Supervisor Cameron
said he had received ma,-.y telephone calls about this zoning. He does not
feel that these two groups are too far apart.
Time spent discussing how the matter should be handled,
On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor McKillop
and unanimously carried, t'_ie Thomas R. Chase rezone from interim RT-1 to
permanent RT-1 for Rroperty located on both sides of Warren Road, west of
Clark Road, Faradise was sent back to the Planning Commission with .the request
that they study AR-MH zoning for this area, as away of compromise.
It was stated that if the Planning Commission came back with a
recommendation for the change in the zone, then the hearing should be opened
to the g~•blic. The Board felt that the in-put should be at Planning
Commissions recommendation.
Hearing continued with the request that Planning Commission
report back to the Board on their recommendation.
74-1612 PUBLIC HEARING: RALPH BEEMER-EXTENSION OF INTERIM ZONE OF RT-1 FOR
PROPERTY LOCATID AT PARADISE PINE: COUNTX CLUB ESTATES PARADISE SIERRA DEL ORO
The public hearing on the Ralph Beemer request for extension of
interim zone of RT-1 for property located at Paradise Pines Country Club
Estates, Paradise, and Sierra Del Oro was held as advertised. Mr. Lawson
set out the background o£ this request. He said that they were in a position
to write an environmental impact report; it will be about 30 days before
this report gets back to the Commission. They have finalized the recommendation
for the permanent zoning. It would be appropri:~te to extend this interim
zoning. He recommended thr•t the time be extended for a period of one year.
Hearing opened to ~:he public. Appearing: Ralph Beemrr, He
concurred with the recommendation of the Planning Commission for the extension
of the interim zoning, They are about to go into permanen'~ zoning for this
area.
74-1G13 ADOPT ORDINANCES 1514 and 1515 FOR EXTENSION OF INTERIM ZONING FOR
PROPE_:TY LOCATED AT PARADISE PINES COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES PARADISE
On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor McKillop
and ._nanimousiy carried, the following ordinances were adopted and the '
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chairman was authorized to sign:
Ordinance No. 1514, extension of interim zone of RT-1 for property
located at Paradise Pines Country Club Estates,
Paradise, Sierra Del Oro., for 240 days.
Ordinance Na`. 1515, extension of interim zone of A-2 Ltd. for property
located at Paradise Pines Country Club Estates,
Paradise and Sierra Del Oro., for 240 days.
RECESS: 3:45
RECONVENED: 3:50
74-1614 CLOSED HEARING: BUTTE COUNTX PLANNING COMMISSION INITIATED: R~sZONE FROM
A-2 & A-3 to A-3, AR-MH, P-Q, & C-i for PROPERTY IN THE TOWN OF RICHVALE
The continuation of the public hearing (closed. to the public) for
the Butte County Planning Commission initiated-rezone from A-2 & A-3 to A-3,
AR-MH, P-Q, & C-1 for property in the town of Richvale was held at this time,
,Tim Lawson set out the actions that have been taken to take. Supervisor Ladd
had wanted to take a look at the area involved. Tae concurred with the
proposed rezoning with the understanding that the present usage of the Iand
be continued as it is presently being used.
On motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor Gilman and
unanimously carried, the Board concurred with the recommendation of ttae
Planning Commission and approved the rezoning to A-3, AR-MK, P-Q, & C-7.,
for the town of Richvale, with the understanding that the present usage of
the land be ,. allowed, as determined by the Board of Supervisors, Planning
Department and the Planning Commission, and waived the first reading of the
proposed ordinances.
74-1615 MATTERS PRESENTED BY BOARD MEMBERS
Supervisor Gilman stated he had an item that needed to be discussed
but he would defer discussion of it until next week, He requested that the
discussion of a possible library site in the Durham area be placed on the agenda
for next week.
Supervisor Cameron asked if all the Board members had received
notice of a public hearing relating to a Health Planning meeting in
Oroville. Board members had received notice.
Supervisor Cameron a~ o asked about the Bicentennial meeting.
It will be held thistdednesday. Someone from Mr. Mickelson's office will
attend the meeting and will bring information back to the Board.
Supervisor Cameron said he would like to suggest that the discussion
of the Economic Development Budget, relating to the contribution of funds
to the Chambers of Commerce, be placed on the agenda for November 12th.
The resolution presented by Tom Evans, Supt. of Schools,
relating to fiscal independence, will be placed an the agenda for Tuesday,
October 29tr, 1974.
Chairman Madigan stated that when there are matters to be presented
to the Board, they should be presented in a formal manner. He said that
last Saturday, Dave Vasco, County Assessor, lead presented some matter to
the Supervisors Association meeting. Ae had presented a copy of his proposal
and Norm Waggoner's r~M~~.y to it. As a matter of courtesy, this is something
that should be brought before the Nine Northern Counties Supervisors' Association. -
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Matters of this type should be cleared through the Board members. Chairman
Madigan said he intended to have this matter discussed at the meeting to be
held in Anaheim.
Chairman Madigan said there should be some tyke report or
re-cap of some of the assessments. Corrections discussed. P; Blackstock
stated he would look into this matter. Dave Vasco wil'_ be requested to be
present next weetc; matter to be placed on next week's agenda.
Chairman Madigan stated that discussion of the City-County site
for a library in Chico had been on the October 8th, 1974 agenda. A telephone
call was received requesting that the matter be taken off the agenda with
the request that it be placed back on the agenda in three cveetcs time. That
would be next week. Chairman Madigan said he feels that there is a lack
of communications; this Board has not even considered the location for the
proposed City-County library in Chico. Site discussed. County Counsel said
the wou'_d sceggest that the county ask the City of Chico who is going to take
care of the re-location of the people that axe at present leasing the building.
It was felt that maybe the City would have all this information when the
Board meets with them. Chairman Madigan asked if the Board wanted this on
next weeks agenda? Yes-matter placed on the agenda for Tuesday, October 29,
1974.
Mr. Blackstock stated that earlier in today's meeting, the Board discussed
the modifying of the subdivision ordinance. After a study of the ordinance,
as it presently stands, he feels that it covers the matters the Board '_cad
discussed. The ordinance allows the Planning Director to extend the time for
filing of the map for one year. If the condi~i.ons a~~e not met, the Board
would not have to approve the filed map.
Map presented for discussion by the Planning Director discussed.
There are conditions on the map that must be met. This map had some
sanitation problems. Supervisor Cameron said he would like to see what
h•s been done and what conditions have not been met.
Supervisor Ladd felt that instead of~having the Planning Director
continually bringing these matters to the Board, the Planning Director should
be able to grant an extension on the maps. County Counsel will place this in
the ordinance.
Charter Amendment discussed. Prop. 4k2 will affect the matter
of taking charteY~ changes to the Legislature. Discussed; no action taken,
AD30URNMENT: IN MEMORY OF CONSTABLE LESLIE THOMAS, PARADISE
There being nothing further before the Board at this time, it was
moved by Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor McKillop and unanimously
carried that this meeting be adjourned at 4:20 p. m, in honor and memory of
Leslie Thomas, former constable of Paradise, to reconvene on Tuesday,
October 29th; 1974 at 9:Ofl a.m.
ATTEST: CLARK A. NELSON, COUNTY CLERK ~ #
By: airman of the Boar f Supervisors
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