HomeMy WebLinkAboutM111478November 14, 1978
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
SS.
COUNTY OF BUTTE )
The Board reconvened at 9:00 a.m. pursuant to adjournment. Present:
Supervisors Lemke, Madigan, Moseley, Richter and Chairman Winston.
Clif Mickelson, Administrative Officer; Dan Blackstock, County Counsel, and
Clark A. Nelson, County Clerk, by Margie Catt, Asst. Clerk of the Board
Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America.
Invocation by Supervisor Moseley.
78-212$ APPROVAL OF MINUTES
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Lemke and
unanimously-carried, the minutes of November 7, 1978 were approved as mailed.
'78-2129 STATEMENT MADE BY CHAIRMAN WINSTON
Statement made y Chairman Winston concerning Supervisor Richter,in
which he stated that he has a great deal of respectofor Supervisor Richter and that
', he would miss him on the Board. He said in answer to the many inquiries about
', serving with women, men do not have the monopoly on integrity and objectivity;
and he knows that these women who have been elected to this Board will bring a
great deal of integrity and objectivity with them as they take their seats on this
', Board .
78-2130 WAIVE FIRST READING OF SALARY ORDIENANCE
This salary ordinance amendment implements the classificatian changes by
the Personnel Director. Jim Rackerby, Personnel Director, stated that he had met
with Bob Crisan, Welfare Director, and Clif Mickelson yesterdayd It was agreed that
the Welfare Investigator classifications would be left as they are aY present. He
explained the matter of Social Worker IV classification. Under this amendment,
they-can be hired at either the third or fourth level of the salary range, This will
not increase the staffing and if hired at the third level, it will not increase the costs.
If hired at the fourth level, it will increase the cost but will give more flexibility.
', It was moved by Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Moseley and
unanimously carried, that the first reading of the salary ordinance amendment be
waived, with the deletion of reference to reclassifying Welfare investigators.
'78-2131 BUTTE COUNTY FAIR-BUDGET TRANSFERS APPROVED
Three transfers have een prepared as fol ows: 78-2 transfers $1,250 from the
', unbudgeted reserve to attractions in order to compensate the contract for the Johnny
', Paycheck show; 78-3 is a bookkeeping transfer to allow for the purchase of a pickup truck; and
78-4 is a bookkeeping transfer of $7,500 into special premium augmentation accounts.
On motion of Supervisor Moseley, seconded 6y Supervisor Richter and
unanimously carried, the above transfers were approved and the Chairman authorized
to sign. Page 432.
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78-2132 AUTHORIZE NEGOTIATION FOR A CONTRACT FOR GRIDLEY LIBRARY
l',~)NSULTING SERVICES
', The Building Committee has recommended David Sabsay for the Gridley
Library consultant.
On motion of Supervisor Moseley, seconded by Supervisor Richter and
unanimously carra3ed, the Administrative Officer was authorized to negotiate a
contract for Gridley Library consulting services.
78-2133 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER TO NEGOT~h4TE CONTRACT FORCHICO
LIBRARY CONSULTING SERVICES
The joint County Chico Li rary Committee has recommended David Sabsay
for the Chico Library consultant.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, Administrative Officer was authorized to negotiate contract
for Chico Library.consulting services.
78-2134 CONCURRENCE WITH LIBRARY. BUILDING COMMITTEE RE
ARCHITECT FOR CHICO LIBRARY BUILDING
Supervisors Madigan and Richter reported on the recommendation of
the ~C~-hico Library Building Committee. They met with the Chico representatives
to discuss the selection of an architect; the motion of the commit#ee was
unanimous for the selection of Lawrence Thomson. County Counsel and Administrative
Officer should be authorized to negotiate a contract with Mr. Thomson for his
services.
It was moved by Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Richter and
unanimously carried that this Board concur with the selection of Lawrence Thomson
as architect for the Chico Library Building as recommended 6y the building
committee, subject to the negotiation of a satisfactory contract between the County
and the City of Chico for said services.
78-2135 AUTHORIZE NEGOTIATION WITH OWNER FOR PURCHASE OF LOT NEXT TO
ADMINISTRATION BUILDING ANNEX
Cif is a son, Administrative Officer, stated that in the not too distant
future, the departments in this County Administrative Building will be moving out
to the new building. He requested authorization to negotiate for the lot next to
the Annex, which is now being used for parking, Request discussed,
', On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Moseley and
carried, Administrative Officer was authorized to enter into negotiations with the
', owner of the 9240 square foot lot, next to the County Annex Building, Lincoln Street,
Oroville, for the purchase of said lot, AYES; Supervisors Lemke, Moseley, Richter
', and Chairman Winston. NOES: Supervisor Madigan
78-2136 APPROVE RENEWAL OF VARIANC EFEO?I~'PLACEMENT OF MOBILE HOME:
', CENTRAt HOUSE ROAD, OROVILLE-LONNIE O. TAYLOR
On motion of Supervisor Moseley, seconded by Supervisor Lemke and
unanimously carried, renewal of variance to Sections 19-10 and/or 19-12.of the
Butte County Code for placement of a mobile home at Route 2, Box 2503, Central
', House Road, Oroville was approved for Lonnie O. Taylor.
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78-2137 APPROVE RENEWAL OF VARIANCE FOR PLACEMENT OF MOBILE HOME;
ALBERT RE NE
On motion of Supervisor Moseley, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, renewal of variance to Sections 19-10 and~or 19-12 of the Butte
', County Code for placement of a mobile home at 5075 Eden Road, Paradise,
', AP 55-17-20 was approved for Albert Rene'.
78--2138 APPROVE APPLICATION FO R AME NDME NT TO COUNTYWIDE SEPTAGE
STUDY CONTRACT WITH BROWN & CALDWELL
The State Water Resources Control Board is requesting that the county apply
fora $35,000 grant as an amendment to our existing contrac t with Brown and Caldwell
in order to participate in a lagoon studyo Project is 75% federally and 25% state
fundedo Lynn Vanhart, County Sanitarian, explained the request, Present side being
used discussed. It is hoped that with this study, a better side will be created.
On motion of Supervisor Richeter, seconded by Supervisor Lemke and
unanimously carried, the application for amendment to countywide septage study
contract was approved and the Chairman authorized to sign.
78-2139 WORK RELIEF PROJECT AGREEMENT-CHICO AREA RECREATION AND
PARK DISTRICT: TAKEN OFF AGENDA
At the request of the Administrative Officer, the work relief project
agreement with Chico Area Recreation and Park District was taken off the agenda.
78-2140 APPROVE GRANT APPLICATION-STATE SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT BOARD
A grant application has been prepared for a litter cleanup program $38,697)
and for funds to update the county's solid waste management plan($25,000) including
the environmental impact report for the replacement site on Neal Road. No local
funding anticipated. This project grant is through CETA. This is money to provide
supervision to the policing efforts on all County roads.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Moseley and
unanimously carried, Public Works Direator was authorized to submit the grant
', application, subject to CETA project approval.
78-2141 ADOPT NEGATIVE DECLARATION FOR WIDENING OF CLARK ROAD TO
FOUR LANES FROM PEARSON TO SKYWAY, PARADISE
Earl Nelson, Environmental Review Director, explained the consideration of a
negative declaration far the proposed widening of Clark Road to four lanes from
. ', Pearson to Skyway, Paradise, (FAU Project No. M-Y 746 (2)). The only environmental
concern expressed was to the removal of some pine trees when this project was originally
', heard. There has not been much concern expressedd at the recent hearings. He stated
that there would be no significant adverse effects from this project.
On motion of Supervisor Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Richter and
unanimously carried, negative declaration (environmental determination) for the
proposed widening of Clark Roafml to Skyway, Paradise was adopted, with the finding
that there will be no significant effect upon the environment.
On motion of Supervisor Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried,, Public Works was authorized to proceed with the Clark Road
widening project.
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78-2142 COMMUNICATIONS
', Razia K an, rovi e. Ms. Khan submits her resignation as`EOC Executive
Director effective November 22, 1978. See motions following communications.
M. A. Holsworth, et al, Paradise. A petition has been received signed by
38 persons protesting the proposed amendment to Chapter 24 of the
Butte County Code for use of mobile homes in restricted residential
areas. To be discussed at time of the continuation of the hearing
', concerning "Aunt Minnie"placement of mobile homes.
', Paradise Fire ProtectiongDistrict. John Tolle, fire chief, writes regarding
safety hazards for pedestrians in Paradise because of lack of pathways
• '', and sidewalks and urges a commitment of revenue sharing to fund the
projects. Self explanatory; no action taken.
', Paradise Irrigation District, The District forwards its resolution dispensing
', with the office of the district's assessor and collector and accepts the
', terms and charges offered by the county pursuant to the provisions of the
Water Code. dEriformation only.
Harlan Duncan, Paradise. MAC. Mr. Duncan submits his resignation due to
health reasons. See motion following communications.
Larry Bannon, Oroville. Mr. Bannon appeals condition #I, to provide a 60-foot
right-of-way to a county maintained road on a certificate of compliance
for AP 72-14-22, Oroville. Set for hearing on November 28, 1978 at 10:00 a.m.
Mrs. Helen Sutherland, Las Vegas, Nevada. Mrs. Sutherland appeals the Advisory
Agency's decision denying her request for an extension of time for filing
the final map of Denis Skouris, 'AP 24--05-08 and 24-09-08 and will be
sending backup information as she will be unable to attend a hearing on this
matter. County Counsel will check into this and will report back to the
Board .
78-2143 ACCEPT RESIGNATION OF RAZIA KHAN, OROVILLE, EOC DIRECTOR
On motion of Supervisor Moseley, seconded by Supervisor Lemke and
unanimously carried, the Board accepted with regret the resignation of Razia,Khan,
EOC Executive Director, and direcfed the Administrative Officer to write a letter
of appreciation to Ms. Khan.
On motion of Supervisor Moseley, seconded by Supervisor Richter and
unanimously carried, Nadine West was appointed interim EOC Executive Director, pending
recruitment of an executive director, at a salary range of 26.5.
78 2144 ACCEPT RESIGNATION OF HARLAN DUNCAN, MAC
On motion of Supervisor Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Richter and
',' unanimously carried, the resignation of Harlan Duncan as a member of -Paradise
', MP~,was accepted with regret, with request that Administrative Officer write
a letterof appreciation to him, with Chairman to sign the letter.
78-2145,MATTERS PRESENTED BY BOARD MEMBERS FOR INFORMATION
Supervisor Lemke reported he had received a letter of complaint
from a lady about her dogihat was put to death after the woman had been
told that she could pick up her dog age s~i 5paid $17.50. Complaint referred
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to Administrative Officer to contact the City of Oroville about this matter.
Supervisor Moseley requested arun-down on the animal control matter.
Mre Mickelson requested that this be held over at-this time. '
78-2146 GRANT AMENDMENT TO USE PERMIT FOR DR. GORDON ANDERSON,
PARADISE, TO CHANGE NUMBER OF PARKING SPACES
Supervisor Lemke requested that the use permit issued to Dr. Gordon
Anderson be amended to allow nine parking places rather than the 10 set outer.
', on the Use Permit. Supervisor Lemke stated he knows the area well and that
', the nine. parking spaces would handle the parking for this building. The...
ordinance calls for 5 parking spaces for this type building.
On motion of Supervisor. Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Richter and
unanimously carried, the use permit issued to Dr. Gordan Anderson was amended to state
9-off streetparking spaces, rather than the 10 set out presently on the use permit.
RECESS: 9;45
RECONVENED: 10:00 a.m.
78-2147 GRANT AONE-YEAR EXTENSION FOR FILING OF MAP BY HELEN SUTHERLAND
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, a one year extension of time to file her final map, as requested
in her letter, was approved for Helen Sutherland for the Denis Skouris map,
AP 24-05-08 and'24-09-08.
', 78-2148 PUBLIC HEARING: JIM BURRIS, ABANDONMENT OF PORTION OF ORD
FERRY ROAD BEING 60 FEET IN WIDTH, ON EACH SIDE OF CENTERLINE::'
SAID CENTERLINE BEING LINE COMMON TO RANCHO LLANO SECO AND
RANCHO DE FA RWE LL, O N WEST BY SACRAMENTO RIVE R
The public hearing on .the Jim Burris abandonment of a portion of Ord Ferry Road
being 60 feet in width, lying 30 feet on each side of its centerline, said centerline
being the line common to Rancho Llano Seco and Rancho de Farwell also bounded on the
', west by the Sacramento Riera~eand on the east by the west right-of-way line of the
- Ord Ferry Road as it was approved on June 30, 1970, as shown on the plans on
', ~ file in Butte County Department of Public Works was held as advertised.
Bettye Blair, Planning Director, set out the recommendation of the Planning
Qmnamfi sion~ltJ~re~irx~commend approval of the abandonment.
Hearing opened to the public. Appearing: no one. Hearing closed to
the public and confined to the Board.
- ', On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Richter and
', unanimously carried, above abandonment approved, Resolution 78-189 approving
said abandonment was adopted and the Chairman authorized to sign, as shown on
the plans on file in Butte County mepartment of Public Works.
78-2149 PUBLIC HEARING: SHERMAN FROST &.. P. STEVE NS, ABANDONMENT OF WESTERL'
20 FT. OF MULBERRY STREET, CHICO: ADOPT RESOLUTION 78-190
The public hearing on the Sherman Frost and P. Stevens abandonment of
the westerly 20 feet of Mulberry t4~qdelineated upon that certain
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map entitled "Mulberry Tract, Subdivision No. I, Valley Syndicate
Addition to Chico, Cal. "which map was filed in the office of the County
Recorder of the County of Butte, State of California, on Marbh 14, 1907
in Book 6 of maps at page 90, commencing at the north line of 21st Street,
running thence northerly a distance of 281 ob7 feet was held as advertised.
Bettye Blair, Planning Director, .reported that Planning Commission
recommended that. the abandonment be approved.
Hearing opened to the public. Appearing: no one. Hearing closed
to the publiaand confined to the Board.
On motion of Supervisor Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Richter and
unanimously carried, abandonment of westerly 20 feet of Mulberry Street,
as delineated upon that certain map entitled "Mulberry Tract, Subdivision No. I, Valley
Syndicate Addition to Chico, Cal. "was approved, Resolution 78-190 adopted
and the Chairman authorized to sign.
78-2150 PUBLIC HEARING: PAULA NELSON-PROPOSED NEGATIVE DECLARATION
{NO EIR REl42HIRED) AND REZONE FROM "TM-40" (TIMBER MOUNTAIN-40 acre
parcels), TO "TM-10" {TIMBER MOUNTAIN-TEN ACRE PARCELS, EAST OF
SC HO TT ROAD, NORTH OF CHICO
The public hearing on the Paula Nelson proposed negative declaration
(no EIR required) and rezone from "TM-40"(timber mountain -40 acre parcels)
to "TM-16" (timber mountain-ten acre parcels) property located approximately
600 feet east of Schott Road approximately one mile south of Doe Mill Read,
identitied as AP 63-01-96 (portion), containing 42.31 acres, more or less, north
of Chico, was held as advertised.
Ms. Blair stated that this had been heard by the Planning Commission and
they recommend approval of fhe rezone and that a negative declaration be
adopted .
hearing opened to the public on the negative declaration and the proposed
rezone. Appearing: no one. Hearing closed to the public and confined to the
Board .
It was moved by Supervisor Moseley, seconded by Supervisor Richter and
unanimously carried, that the Board finds that the proposed projectcouid not have
a significant effect on the environment and that a negative declaration be
.recommended and approved.
78 On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, rezone from "TM-40" to '.TM-10 ° for property located
approximately 600 feet east of Schott Road approximately one mile south of
Doe Mill Road, identified as AP 63-01-96 (portion ), .containing 42.31 acres,
more or less, north of Chico, was approved, with the finding that the rezone is
in conformance with the General Plan and will promote the health, safety and
welfare 6fi$haf people; Ordinance 1975 was adopted and the Chairman authorized
to sign .
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78-2151 RESCfJND ACTION ON SUTHERLAND REQUEST FOR EXTENSION OF
ONE YEAR TO FILE MAP
Clay Castleberry, Director of Public Works, reported that County
Counsel had reported to him that-Helen Sutherland had already had athree-year
extension of time in which to file her final map. A further extension could not
be granted.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Lemke and
unanimously carried, the Board rescinded the action taken in Board Item
78-2147, approving an extension of time on the Sutherland map, and that the
Director of Public Works be directed to write a lettler to Mrs. Sutherland
explaining the reason for denial of said request for extension.
CHAIRMAN WINSTON WELCOMED SUPERVISOR ELECT JANE DOLAN TO
THE BOARD MEETING AT THIS TIME.
RECESS: 10:10
RECONVENED: 10:15
78-2152 PUBLlC HEARING: WILLIAM B. HAMILTON-PROPOSED NEGATfVE
DECLARATION (NO EIR REQUIRED) AND REZONE FROM "A-2 .Ltd."(LIMITED
GENERAL) TO "C-2" (GENERAL COMMERCIAL, PROPERTY LOCATED ON SOUTH
-SIDE OF BILLE ROAD, WE5T OF CLARK ROAD, AARADISE: ADOPT ORD-. 1976
The public hedifrang on the William B. Hamilton proposed negative
declaration (no EIR required) and rezone from "A-2 ltd, " {limited general) to "C-2"
(general commercial), property located on the south side of Bille Road
approximately 300 feet west of Clark Road, identified as AP 53-OII-24,
containing 0.10 acres, more or less, Paradise, was held as advertised.
Earl Nelson, Environmental Director, stated that the check list
shows that there will be no significant effect on the area and they recommend
that a negative declaration be approved.
Bettye Blair, Planning Director, stated 'that the Planning Commission
had reviewed this rezone and recommend approval with the finding that it
conforms with the General Plan,
Hearing opened to the public. Appearing: no one. Hearing closed
to the public and confined to the Board,
On motion of Supervisor Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Moseley and
unanimously carried, the Board found that the proposed project could not have
a significant effect on the environment and a negative declaration was recommended
and accepted at this time o
On motion of Supervisor Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Richter and
unanimously carried, the rezone from 'TM-40 ° to 'TM-10" {timber mountain-ten acre
parcels)g property located on the south side of Bille Road approximately
300 feet west of Clark Road, identified as AP 53-OII-24, containing 0,10
acres, more or less, Paradise was approved, with the finding that the rezone conforms
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with the General Plan and is in the best interest of the jzeblfb, safety and
welfare of the people; Ordinance 1976 was adopted and the Chairman
', authorized to sign. .._
78-2153 INFO ITEM: PRESENTED BY SUPERVISOR MOSELEY
Supervisor Moseley announced that Mr. Dolan t~iet to have
the appraisal on the Gridley library property by tom~rnom~w and perhaps
it-could be placed on the agenda for discussion for next week.
RECESS: 10:20
RECONVENED: 10:30
78-2154 PUBLIC HEARING: AMENDMENT TO REVENUE SHARING BUDGET
The hearing on the amendment to Revenue Sharing budget held at
this time. Clif Mickelson, Administrative Officer, stated that when the
Board approved the budget, through over-sight, records only showed
there were only several specifica actions taken concerning the revenue sharing
funds. The balance of the revenue sharing proposals were not acted upon and
the Auditor would be unable to implement the programs.
Memo dated November 9th , page 2, set out the items that
were addressed in the budget.
Chico Library project discussed. It-was stated that by the time the
Chico Library was put out to bid, the Board would be considering next
years' budget.
Revenue sharing allocations discussed. Supervisor Lemke
questioned Mr. Mickelson about the Chico Pound expenditure.
Mr. Mickelson stated he would not be uncvnfortable if the Chico
Pound expansion was deleted. Mr. Mickelson asked where the Board
stands in regards to the Sealer of Weights and Measures building.
Mr. Pyeatt stated a decision had not been made yet as to where the
building would be. Mr. Mickelson suggested that maybe the County could
enter into an agreement with the City of Chico for use of part of the
Public Works Building located in Chico.
Hearing opened to the public. Appearing:
1. Don Blake, Oroville, questioned the Board about the
procedure involved in this hearing. The Board will have to allocate
funds for specific projects. Dick Puelicher, Auditor's Office, stated
that the Board had a specific amount of funds to be allocated.
2.`
2. Glen Douthit, Orovi l le, stated that he was not aware of any
consideration being given to daetltex~grercsoi~c~yscounty; it is about
time that-the taxpayers collect a few benefits he felt.
3. Mr. Clay McGowan, Butte Creek Estates Subdivision. He
stated that the developers were trying to work out something with the County.
The big problems is the sewage in this development. They ~#have been
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working with the County staff for years. All efforts have been shot down.
The demand for lots is great; these lots cannot be used for anything else but a
subdivision, The first half of the project was started sixteen (16) years ago.
Background of the subdivision set out. They have found out that the' money
that had been earmarked by the County for this development has been placed
back in the G;esre~al Fund. The engineer feels that $230,000 would be
Butte Creek Estates share. They feel that $420,000 would be needed over the
next two years. $210,000 would be needed this year and $210,000 would be needed
next year. Mr. McCain spoke concerning this request.
Chairman Winston said he did not think that there was any commitment
made by the Board.
Request discussed.
4. Mr. Jim Flood, representing newly formed project in Paradise for
building a community Center in Paradise. This committee would like the Board
to set aside development funds for this project.
5. Mr. Joseph Graham, Feather River Senior Citizens Center.
They are requesting about $20,000 as they need all the help they can get.
', 6. Ms. Sherl Knudsen, representing fihe Path West of Paradise.
She presented each of the Board members a summary of their request.
There are- four basic areas in Paradise that need pathways. They realize
that a walkway along Elliott is needed. There were several accidents that
have occurred on Pearson Road by the school. As a result of the accidents,
they decided that they would look into the Pearson Road area. There is a lot
', more traffic, both pedestrian and automobiles, along this ropd with the
development of that prep. This is between Clark Road amid Pearson. Property
owners were contacted about easements and they even offered some financial
help in the building of the walkway. This is a 900' area; the County has
given an estimate of about $[5.00 per foot for this type walkway. $35,000
total would handle this project. Revenue sharing funds in that amount requested.
', $45,000 igm~a'e{aei~isthis group for other walkways in the Paradise area.
', There is about $13,000 left of this amount that has not been used.
Hearing closed to the public and confined to the Board.
Requests discussed.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Moseley
and carried, the list on Page 2 of the November 9th frremotlfieocf~d~n?~d~li~'rative
Officer was approved for funding by revenue sharing funds, with the reduction
of the Weights and Measures Building to -0- funding and reducing the amount for
the Chico Pound expansion to $53,900, with the list approved as follows:
On going project over-runs x$10,000
Administration Building-furnishings 500,000
Chico Sheriff's Sub-Station 3,500
Residence No. 4-demolition 1,000
Miscellaneous building demolition 4,000
fin/ ~ghts 8~ Mea ure i (di g
C~-apmantown ~2oac~s~rebuaget)
Chico Pound exp~agen440.
85,000
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AYES: Supervisors Madigan, Moseley, Richter and Chairman Winston
NOES: Supervisor Lemke
Supervisor Lemke felt that the Weights & Measure Building and the
Chico Pound expansion should have been left in as set out in the memo.
The deficit should 6e taken from the furni{;hings of the Administrative
Building. Chairman Winston defended the furnishings for the Administration.
Building. This is part of the building.
782155 PRESENTATION OF 20 and 30 YEAR EMPLOYEE SERVICE AWARDS
Jim Rackerby, Personnel Direator, was present to help the
Chairman pass out the 20 and 30 year employee service awards,
Chairman Winston made the presentations fd'o fallowing:
30 year award:
Leonard Chollet, Assessor`s Office
Harry Francis, Super. Bridge Maint. Wkr. Public Works
20 year awards:
Woodrow E. Estes, Ag. Commissioner's Office
James Bachand, Chico Marshal
', Betty J,.Stelle, Probation Department
', Cecil H. Foote, Jr. , Public Works, roads
Everett R. Patten, Public Works, engineering
Hal McDonald, Public Works, Administration
Jane McDonald, Public Works, Administration
', Paul, L. Kintner, Public Works, Bldg. & grounds
/Margaret Hllborn, Sheriff's Department
', Rose Allred, Welfare Department
Cleo Vance, Welfare Department
Chairman Winston exprescsed the thanks of the Board to these employees
for their services to the County.
78-215b APPEARANCE: TOM WILSON, BROOK WAY, PARADISE.
Tom Wilson, Paradise, stated he was conductor of the Paradise Symphony
orchestra. They have been complimented on the success of their first years
opera concert. Another concert is scheduled and he invited the Board members
to attend. They hope to serve the cultural needs of the people in this area.
Supervisor Richter commented on the accomplishments of this group; it is good
to have this type effort in this county. It makes for a better place to raise
chi Idren .
78-2157 DON BLAKE: CITIZENS AGAINST POWER COAL FIRE PLANTS
Don Blake, as ~+tesentative of the Citizens against-Power Coal
Plants, said he was here to thank the people of the county for their efforts
in this campaign. He singled out the name of Dave Hopper, Chico, as
without him they would not have been able to publicize their efforts.
Mro Hopper paid a great deal of the expenses to publicize this matter.
He set out each Supervisorial District and how they voted on this measure.
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He explained that the campaign won the election. He feels that this will
kill the power plant here in Northern Califarnia. They will have to take the matter
to the Energy Commission and make the defeat sticko
78-2158 MATTERS PRESENTED BY BOARD MEMBERS
- Chairman Winston stated he had a report on the Economic Development District;
he would assume that the Board is interested in joierigg. this group. Administrative
Officer?fto pursue this matter.
Supervisor Madigan said he understood that Shasta County is amazed that
this County is turning its back on a $2 billion dollar project.
Supervisor Richter asked if the BCAG meeting could be changed to
another date. He is ~'~ ff~ <~i~ii~&~#enoa ~atran.MrEvlAGli~k's~laeduot~:s~rited
it-could be changed to November 29, f978 at 8:00 a.m. He will handled the
scheduling of this meeting..;fo November 29, 1978.
Chairman Winston st~;ted that the Economic Development Commission 's
operation in this County has been hampered. He suggested that the Commission
be urged to call a meeting so they could tell the Board of their future plans.
Administrative Officer wilt call or request that they have a meeting and he will
have Jerry Lively, Administrative Analysts att t e suing as laison officer for
the Board . ~
ADJOURNMI=NT:
There being nothing further be ore the Board at this
was adjourned at [1:30 a.m. to reconv ne on Tuesday, Nod
9:00 a . m . , (~/ ~
ATTEST: CLARK A. NELSON, COUNTI`~CLE
Asst, Clerk of the Board
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