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October 28, 1980
80- The Board of Supervisors met at 9:00 a.m. pursuant to adjournment.
.~ Present: Supervisors Dolan, Moseley, Wheeler and Chairman Lemke. Clif
Nickelson, administrative officer; Dan Blackstock, county counsel; and Clark A.
Nelson, county clerk, by Nancy Wilson, deputy clerk. Absent: .Supervisor
Winston
Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America
Lion by Supervisor Moseley
7.693 CONTINUE APPROVAL VF M1iVU'1'~~ 'rv Nws~rsnnn ~r i7o.,
The approval of minutes`'o~ October 21, 1980 were continued to
November 4, 1980.
1694 (APPROVE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE :i7:EM5
On motion of Supervisor Dolan, seconded by Supervisor Wheeler and
carried, the following Administrative Office items were approved:
1. Waived the first reading of a salary ordinance amendment
reclassifying several clerical positions and adds a 20~ pharmacist position
from extra help to regular help.
2. Waived the first reading of a salary ordinance amendment
adding three additional Deputy Sheriff positions to the Sheriff s Patrol
Division.
3. Authorized purchase of an IBM Selectric typewriter at a cost
of $875 for the Environmental Review Department; budget transfer B-30 provides
for the budgetary appropriation.
4. Authorized purchase of a Lanier Advocate II court reporting
system for Oroville Justice Court it includes a base recorder and four micro-
phones; budget transfer B-31 provides for the necessary budgetary appropriation.
5. Authorized relief of accountability for cash shortage .for the
Agricultural Commissioner pursuant to Government Code Section 29390 and Board
Resolution 75-177 in the amount of $10.
1695 EXEMPTION FROM PROPERTY TAXATION 1981-82 TAKEN OFF AGENDA
A resolution in accordance with State Constitution Article 13, Sec-
tion 7 and Revenue and Taxation Code Section 155.20 to exempt from property
taxation in 1981-82 all real property in the county with full value of less
than $400 taken off the agenda.
1696 APPROVE REQUEST FOR PENALTY ABATEMENT FOR DAVID & LORRAINE SAMUELS - DENIED
REQUEST FOR PENALTY ABATEMENT
On motion of Supervisor Dolan, seconded by Supervisor Wheeler and
carried, the following peaalty abatement requests were approved or denied:
1. Authorized penalty abatement for David & Lorraine Samuels,
AP 008-03-0-035-0.
2. Denied penalty abatement request in accordance with the provisions
of Revenue and Taxation Code Section 483 for Lance L. Brown, AP 046-02-3-011-0.
1697 APPROVE CALIFORNIA ARTS COUNCIL AGREEMENT
On motion of Supervi§or Wheeler, seconded by Supervisor Moseley"
and carried, the agreement with~Californa'Arts Council for receipt of a
$12,500 planning grant was approved and the Chairman authorized to sign]
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8~- the Administrative -0fficer authorized to submit claims against the grant.
1698 EXCUSED SUPERVISOR WINSTON
On motion of Supervisor Moseley, seconded by Supervisor Wheeler
and carried, Supervisor Winston was excused from the remainder of the meeting.
1699 CONTINUE TO NOVEMBER 4, 1980 SHERIFF'S MANAGEMENT STUDY AND PUBLIC DEFENDER
SERVICES REPORT
Continued to November 4, 1980 the Sheriff's management study and
Public Defender Services report at the request of Supervisor Winston.
1700 APPROVE BUAGET TRANSFERS
On motion of Supervisor Moseley, seconded by Supervisor Wheeler
and carried, the following budget transfers were approved:
8-28 - District Attorney - Criminal Justice Information System.
Transfers $50 from equipment to transportation and travel pursuant to the
final grant budget which was approved by the -0ffice of Criminal Justice
Planning on October 8, 1980.
B-29 - Sunnlemental Manvower Program. This transfer appropriates
the carry forwarding funding of $3,349,871 to the 1981 federal fiscal year
as authorized by the Department of Labor telegram reflected in the Board
minutes of September 30, 1980; Minute Order 80-1453.
B-30 - Environmental Review, Transfers $875 from office expense to
fixed assets - equipment in order to provide the necessary budgetary approp-
riation for the purchase of a typewriter.
B-31 - Oroville Justice Court. Transfers.$2,750 from the reserve
to fixed assets - equipment in order to cover the purchase~:of a court ~"
reporting system needed to replace old equipment which is worn out and
constantly in need of repairso
B-32 - Public Health - Envioonmental Health. Transfers $600 from
the reserve to fixed assets - equipment in order to provide an appropriation
for the purchase of three file cabinets which was approved by the Board on
August 26, 1980 but inadvertenly dropped from the Schedule b during final
budget preparation.
B-33 - County Counsel. Transfers $1,638 from professional and
specialized services to fixed assets - equipment in order to provide a budget-
ary appropriation to cover the purchase option on a vehicle presently leased
by the department. Approval of this transfer will facilitate Board approval
"For the acquisition of the fixed asset.
B-34 - Data Processing. Provides an additional appropriation of
$22,175.37 in the professional and specialized services account with funding
coming from unanticigated service revenue in order to cover payment to
Systems and Computer Technology for services rendered to implement the CETA
grants management system.
B-35 - Su lemental Man ow.er-Pro ram - vocational education.
Establishes a budgetary appropriation in the amount, of $138,533 in state aid
for vocational educational classroom training in accordance with the letter
and approved grant received from the. State Department of Education dated
September 8, 1980.
1701 APPROVE MINOR HOME REPAIR PROGRAM LOAN RE UEST - COMMUfIITY ACTION AGENCY
On motion of Supervisor Dolan, seconded by Supervisor Moseley
and carried, the Community Action Agency request for a loan from the
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county in the amount of $5,000 to~purchase necessary equipment and allow
sufficient working capital for preparation of the .Minor Home Repair Program
in the south Oroville Community Development Block Grant target area was
approved; the repayment plan as set forth was approved.
APPROVE PUBLIC HEALTH DENTAL DISEASE PREVENTION PROGRAM
On motion of Supervisor Dolan, seconded by Supervisor Wheeler
and carried, Contract ~~80-64158 with the State Department of Health Services
in the amount of $9,600 to implement the Dental Disease Prevention Program
and; a subcontract with the Northern Sacramento Valley Rural Health Project
for the conduct of the program in the similar amount were approved and the
Chairman authorized to sign the contracts.
APPROVE AUCTIONEER'S LICENSE AND BOND
On motion of Supervisor Moseley, seconded by Supervisor Wheeler
and carried, the auctioneer's license and bond of E. D. Norton for the
operation of auctions in unincorporated area of Butte County which has
been approved by the Sheriff and bond by County Counsel was approved.
ADOPT RESOLUTION 80-227 RE: MAKING APPLICATION TO LAFCo FOR FORMATION
OF COUNTY SERVICE AREA FOR STORM DRAIN MAINTENANCE
Dan Blackstock, county counsel, set out the government code
section 25210 relative to per parcel charges. He felt some of the sub-
divisions were controversial and felt there could be the possibility of
litigation. There would be no problem on a sewer charge. He suggested
the subdividers should handle this on their own.
Clif Nickelson, administrative officer, questioned how they
could require the subdividers to provide maintenance. The Auditor is
concerned with this problem.
Mr. Blackstock stated the drainage facility would not be on
private property. He felt the home owners should take care of this.
Clay Castleberry, public works director, stated the Board had
approved the Quail Run County Service Area. Various areas in Chico are
maintained by property owners for the streets.
.Supervisor Dolan stated the next step is final approval of
the subdivision mapo if they choose not to be burdened with paying,
then the county would be required to pay and they cannot afford to.
She would like to see the formation of the service area 'beg~in~.
Mr. Blackstock pointed out the completion of the final map shows
it to be finalization of all conditions on the parcel map. The Board had
reviewed the conditions and approved them, they are permanent. He had no
idea what the condition permanent solution to drainage problems meant..
Mr. Castleberry stated this had been a policy direction by the
Board. The Board has never conditiorieda~ubdivision for the completion of
the maintenance district. To go through a final formation might take
several months or a year. Usually there are no maintenance problems the
first year. By that time the developer has completed all his requirements.
They cannot make a condition if it was not on a tentative map. He has
negotiated with the developer and he approved.
On motion of Supervisor Wheeler, seconded by Supervisor Dolan and
carried, Resolution 80-227 making application to the Local Agency Formation
Commission to initiate proceedings in the formation of a county service
area for storm drain maintenance within the Oak Way Estates, Walnut Woods
and Big Chico Creek Estates Subdy~isions was adopted and the Chairman
authorized to sign. Page 350.
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80-1705 APPROVE FINAL SUBDIVISION MAPS - WALNUT WOODS, OAK WAY ESTATES, SOUTHGATE
~ ACRES N0. 2. SIERRA FOOTHILLS AND GOLD HILLS
Supervisor Dolan stated unless they know a service area is formed
it is not a good idea to approve the-final maps.
Supervisor Wheeler stated they have done this in the past and
have not had too much difficulty. She felt they should direct Mr. Blackstock
to research the matter father for the Board. There would be a problem if
Measure A should pass and the final maps had not been approved.
Clay Castleberry, public works director, stated if the Board
would like to change their policy to direct the formation before the
final map approval to let him know. He stated Quail .Run was not quite
the same. It was formed after the final map.
On motion of Supervisor Wheeler, seconded by Supervisor Moseley
and carried, the following items were approved:
1. .Approved final map.for-Walnut Woods Subdivision, 73 lots,
AP 43-15-35 and 36, property located on the north side bf West Sacramento
Avenue, 1,600 feet east of Glenwood Drive, Chico area; accept grant-in-fee
right of way for Almendia Drive, Almedia Court, Colmena Drive, Blackmuir
Court, Autumnwood Drive, Autumnwood Court, Placentia Drive and Marchetti
Court; accept easements granted for light and air; accept easement for
public utility purposes (including water, sewer, drainage, electric, gas
and communication facilities); and the Chairman authorized to sign the
subdivision agreement.
2, Approved final map for -0ak Way Estates Subdivision, 39 lots,
AP 42-14-85, property located on the south side of Oak Way, 1,500 feet east
of Glenwood Avenue, Chico area; accept grant-in-fee right of way for
Autumwood Drive, Valley Oak Drive, Woodview Lane; accept easements granted
for light and air; accept easement for public utility purposes (including
water, sewer, drainage, electric, gas and communication facilities); and
the Chairman authorized to sign the subdivision agreement.
3. Approved final map for Southgate Acres Subdivision No. 2, 20
lots, AP 40-04-36 and 38, property located on the south side of Entler
Avenue, east of Midway, Durham area, (Laguna Court and Baia Court are
offered for dedication, but are not accepted at this time); accept easements
granted for light and air; accept easement for public utility purposes
(including water, sewer, drainage, electric, gas and communication facilities);
and the Chairman authorized to sign the subdivision agreement.
4. Approved final map for Sierra Foothills Subdivision, 17 lots,
AP 46-71-27, property located in the west one-half of Section 7, Township 22
North, Range 3 East, Forest Ranch area; accept easements granted for light
and air; accept easement for public utility pruposes (including water,
dewer, drainage, electric, gas and communication facilities); (this is a
private road subdivision with road maintenance agreements); and the Chairman
authorized to sign the subdivision agreement.
5. Approved final map for Gold Hi11s Subdivision, 13 lots, AP 41-
25-29, property located on the east side of Oregon Gulch Road, Condor-Road
and Cherokee Road, where they intersect, Cherokee area; an irrevocable
letter of credit in the amount of ,7,200 has been provided in-lieu of per-
formance and lobar and material and maintenance bonds on the subdivision;
and the Chairman authorized to sign subdivision agreement.
AYES: .Supervisors Moseley, Wheeler and Chairman Lemke
NOES: Supervisor Dolan _
ABSENT: Supervisor Winston -_
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80-1706 ADOPT RESOLUTION 80-228 SETTING PUBLIC BEARING DATE FOR ABANDONMENT OF
b PUBLIC UTILITY EASEMENT AND RECREATIONAL EASEMENT .PARADISE PINES UNIT 15
On motion of Supervisor Wheeler, seconded by Supervisor-Dolan and
carried, Resolution 80-228 setting a public hearing date of December 9, 1980
at 10:00 a.m, for abandonment of public utility easement and recreational
easement, lots-153 and 154, Paradise Pines Unit 15 for Murray Cain was
adopted and the Chairman authorized to sign.
1707 REPORT TO THE BOARD ON DAN AND CATHY JENKS ZONING BY SUPERVISOR. WHEELER
CONTINUED TO NOVEMBER 4. 1980
A report to the Board from Supervisor Wheeler concerning the
request of Dan and Cathy Jenks to have zoning initiated to "R-3" for
AP 044-33-0-016-0, property located on Burnap Avenue between Eaton Road
and Lassen Avenue, Chico was continued to :November 4, 1980.
1708 COMMUNICATIONS
Ran Graves & Associates, Oroville. The engineers, on behalf of 'ferry Cross,
appeal the Advisory Agency's condition ~k15 on a tentative parcel
map, AP 71-35-18, four lots, property located 1,300 feet south
of Bald Rock Road, west of the Rockefeller Road intersection,
Bald Rock area. Set for public hearing on November 25, 1980 aC
10:00 a.m.
Jackson Realty, Gridley. The realtors, on behalf of Naomi Schilling, write
advising of their intention to waive the 30 day requirement as
set forth in the County Code relating to the extension granted
on the public hearing to January 20, 1981. Information; no
action taken.
No on 8 Committee, The committee writes requesting that the Board endorse the
county's opposition to Proposition 8 pertaining to controlling any
future development of north coast rivers. See motion following
communications.
Butte County Historical Society. The Historical Society writes with regard
to proposed parking lots in the vicinity of the Ehmann House in
the downtown Oroville area. Referred to City of Oroville.
Upper.-Ridge Coordinating Council. The council writes asking that the
Board prohibit large trucks and related heavy equipment from park-
'. ing on residential streets within the upper ridge area. County
Counsel to bring back next week a county wide ordinance with no
signs to be posted.
City of Biggs. Mayor Calloway writes requesting that a committee be establish-
ed to study a proposal to provide law enforcement in the unincorp-
orated areas as a matter of routine coverage from the city police
departments. Referred to Administrative -0ffice and 5heriff's
Department.
Golden Feather Volunteer Fire Department. The volunteers write requesting
further consideration be given to keeping the state operated
Jarbo Gap fire station open year around (Amador Plan). Referred
to Administrative Office and Fire Department.
Douglas L. Richardson, Oroville. Mr. Richardson files a claim in the amount
of $300,000 as a result of alleged injuries and damages incurred
in an automobile accident on July 23, 1980 on the Skyway in
Paradise. See motion following communications.
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w Offices of Crosby, Heafey, Roach & May. The attorneys, on behalf of
Western Pacific Railroad Company, et aI file a claim for refund
of taxes paid in the amount of $84,607.70 on the assessed unitary
railroad property far fiscal year 1979-80. See motion following
communications.
ert E. Boyden, Oroville. Mr. Boyden submits committee information with
regard to a proposed building code for limited owner-built cabins
and dwellings in designated rural areas of Butte County ("K" codes)
for Board consideration and approval. Continued for Board
discussion on November 18, 1980.
C. Horning, Jr., phone-call from Western Union, appeals the Planning
Commission decision on denied application for rezone from
"A-2" to "SR-3". Set for public hearing on November 25, 1980
at 10:45 a.m.
& S Investments, Chico. Mr. Gary Smith writes appealing the density
requirement on their project on AP 44-33-101. Set for public
hearing on November 25, 1980 at 10:45 a.m. '
Bert M. Huskey, on behalf of Ed Ehmann, appeal the Advisory Agency's
fire protection condition on tentative parcel map, AP 28-08-21.
Set for public hearing on November 25, 1980 at 11:15 a.m. -
ommunity Legal Information Center, Chico. The Community Legal Information
Center writes in regards to the Public Defender's contract.
Continued to November 4, 1980 with copies to Board members.
Cemetery District, Magalia. Florence Brower., secretary, writes
regarding the resignation of Belle Taylor. Vacancy to be posted
by Administrative Office. A letter of commendation to be sent
to Mrs. Taylor.
athy Rose, Chico. Ms. Rose writes regarding problems with the Family
Support Division. Referred to District Attorney Will Mattly.
and Welfare Director Bob Crisan.
1709 OPPOSITTON TO PROPOSITION 8
On motion of Supervisor Wheeler, seconded by Supervisor Moseley
and carried, the Board send a letter in support of opposition to Proposition
8 on the November 4, 1980 ballot pertaining to controlling future develop
went of north coast rivers.
YES: Supervisors Moseley, Wheeler and Chairman Lemke
OES: .Supervisor Dolan
BSENT: Supervisor Winston
1710 REJECT CLAIM - DOUGLAS L. RICHARDSON
On motion of Supervisor Wheeler, seconded by Supervisor Moseley
and carried, the claim of Douglas L. Richardson, Oroville, in the amount of
$300,000 as a result of alleged injuries and damages incurred in an auto-
mobile accident on July 23, 1980 on the Skyway in Paradise was rejected;
and referred to Risk Management and County Counsel.
1711 REJECT CLAIM - WESTERN PACIFIC Rt~ILROF,D COI~PL~NX . ~:'r ny
On motion of Supervisor Wheeler, seconded by Supervisor Moseley
and carried, the claim o£ Western Pacific Railroad Company, et al in the
amount of $84,607.70 for refund of taxes paid on the assessed unitary rail-
road property for fiscal year 1979-80 was rejected; and referred to Risk
Management Coordinator and County Counsel.
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ADDITIONAL ITEMS BY BOARD MEMBERS
Chairman Lemke stated he had received a memo from the Assistant
Clerk to the Board regarding a telephone request from Tom Rogers asking
that his hearing be continued for one week due to: an illness.
Clif Mickelson, administrative officer, stated he would try
to contact Mr. Rogers to sign a 30 day waiver.
Mr. Mickelson stated he was working with Mr. Davis, City of
Chico, to set up a meeting date to discuss the Redevelopment Plan.;
EXECUTIVE SESSION: The Board recessed at 9:43 a.m. to hold an executive.
session regarding litigation. .
RECONVENE: The Board reconvened to 10:15 a.m. after holding an executive
session regarding litigation. There were no announcements at
this time.
PUBLIC HEARING: ABANDONMENT OF PUBLLC HIGHWAY. EASEMENT FOR OLD LARKTN ROAD
The public hearing on the abandonment of public highway easement
far Old Larkin Road was held as advertised.
Clay Castleberry, public works director, set out the background
on the abandonment. A map was posted on the board-to locate the inter-
section. It was a request by the surrounding property owners. He had
contacted the California Highway Patrol and they felt it should not be
abandoned until the intersection is rebuilt. He has advised the petitioners
there is no funding for rebuilding the intersection. He would hesitate to
abandon this portion until such time as there is funding available. At
the present time there is a stop sign and reflectors which were just placed
on a pole. There is heavy truck traffic on Larkin. He suggested placing
a left hand turn some time in the future after it has been realigned and
constucted. They will have to acquire additional right of way for the
right hand turn pocket. There are orchards and orchard related industry
in the area.
Hearing open to the public. Appearing:
1. Daniel Fisher, Ord Ranch Road, Gridley. Mr. Fisher stated
he represented the people who signed the petition. The speed limit is
posted at 35 mph. Most people do not obey the speed limit and do not stop
at the signs There is a safety hazard. He agrees with Mr. Castleberry
the road should not be abandoned until the necessary work is completed.
2. Charles Herrington, Ord-Ranch Road. Mr. Herrington was
representing Onstott Orchard land which is located on both sides of Larkin
Road. They are opposed to the petition. He would like to have the petition
modified. He was concerned about truck traffic in the area at harvest time.
If the flow of traffic was closed on Larkin it would be hazardous for their
employees.
A letter from Mrs. Louann Choate was presented to the Clerk by
Amadora Garcia. Chairman Lemke read the letter into the record.
Mr. Castleberry stated they recognize the concerns of property
owners in the area. They will review the project at budget time. The
project will be placed on a priority and when the funding should become
available they will complete the project.
Hearing closed to the public and confined to the Board.
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gp_ On motion of Supervisor Moseley, seconded by Supervisor Wheeler
3 and carried, to not abandon the public highway easement on 01d Larkin; to
be reviewed at budget time for consideration of the left hand pocket at
the intersection.
1714 PUBLTC HEARING: KENNETH LANGEt`APPEAL OF ADVISORY AGENCY CONDITIONS ON
TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP, AP 43-29-21, TWO LOTS,,PROPERTY LOCATED ON SOUTH SIDE
OF WEST SACRAMENTO AVENUE BETWEEN OARLAWN AND GLENWOOD AVENUES CHICO
The public hearing on Kenneth Lange appeal of Advisory Agency's
conditions ~6, ~~8, ~'9, ~~14, ~F~17 and ~~21 on a tentative parcel map, AP 43-29-21,
two lots, property located on the south side of West Sacramento Avenue,
between Oaklawn and Glenwood Avenues, Chico was held as advertised.
Clay Castleberry, public works director, indicated the subject
property on a map posted on the board. He set out the background on subject
project. It is dividing a parcel 7/100 of an acre into two. Most of the
appeals would not have been before the Board had the ordinance adopted
last week been in effect. It allows a narrower right of way or extension
of parcels rather than the 60 foot width. He felt there were no big
problems with the appealed conditions. He recommended the appeals be
sustained.
Hearing open to the public. Appearing:
1. Cal Bachman, engineer. He was present should the Board have
any questions to ask.
Hearing closed to the public and confined to the Board.
On motion of Supervisor Wheeler, seconded by Supervisor Moseley
and carried, the appeal of conditions #6, #8, ~k9, ~k14, ~k17 and ~k21 on a
tentative parcel map, AP 43-29-21, two lots, property located on the south
side of West Sacramento Avenue, between Oaklawn and Glenwood Avenues, Chico
for Kenneth Lange be upheld; noting that based upon the new subdivision
ordinance adopted by this Board, this proposal does not conflict with the
County Ordinance or the Land Use Element of the Butte County GeuePal Plan.
I715 PUBLIC HEARING: CONTINUED TO NOVEMBER 25, 1980 AT 10:30 A.M. - TOM ROGERS
APPEAL -0F USE PERMIT TO ALLOW TWO DUPLEXES ON PROPERTY ZONED "A-R", AP 36-71-1
AND 2, NORTH SIDE OF ORO-BANGOR HIGHWAY, APPROXIMATELY 300 FEET EAST OF
FOOTHILL BOULEVARD OROVILLE
The public hearing for Tom Rogers appeal of Planning Commission's
revocation of use permit to allow two duplexes on property zaned "A-R",
AP 36-71°1 and 2, property located on the north side of Oro-Bangor Highway,
approximately 300 feet east of Foothill Boulevard, Oroville was continued
to November 25, 1980 at I0:30 a.m.
Clif Nickelson, administrative officer, had been in contact with
Mr. Rogers. He is to forward a waiver to the Board.
RECESS: 10:29 a.m.
RECONVENE: 11:03 a.m.
I716 APPEARANCES: ROBERT BOYDEN
Robert Boyden set out the background on the "K"code' far building
limited owner-built cabins and dwellings in rural areas of Butte County.
The information had been previously forwarded to the Board members. It was
for them to approve or disapprove. Earlier in the meeting the item was ,
continued to November 18, 1980 for Board discussion.
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4PPEARANCES: WILLIAM HUSTAN
William Hustan, Berry Creek. Mr. Hustan spoke regarding Measure
A on the November 4, 1980 ballot. He would like the Board to vote in favor
of Measure A.
1718 ADDITIONAL MATTERS BY BOARD MEMBERS
Supervisor Wheeler requested a resolution be brought back regarding
the Pre print of SB 14.
Chairman Lemke requested Mr. Crisan, welfare director, to develop
a position paper for his signature and have it placed on the agenda.
Supervisor Wheeler presented a folder regarding rice industry
she would like the public to become .aware of. The State Rice Industry is
paying to find a solution to do away with rice burning.
There being nothing further before the Board at this time, the
meeting was adjourned at 11:21 a.m. to reconvene on Tuesday, November 4,
1980 at 9:00 a.m.
ATTEST: CLARK A. NELSON, COUN7.'Y CLERK-
RECORDER and ex-officio Clerk
of the Butte County Board o
Supervisors
Chairman, Board of upervisors
By
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