HomeMy WebLinkAboutM112878November 28, 1978
STATE OF CALIFORINIA )
SS.
COUNTY OF BUTTE )
The Board of Supervisors met 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, Assistant Clerk of the Board.
Pledge of Allegiance.to the Flag of the United States of America.
Invocation by Supervisor Moseley.
78-2207 APPROVAL OF MINUTES
On motion of Supervisor Moseley, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, the minutes of November 21, 1978 were approved as mailed
with the correction on Page 447, toss'txate: 4. "Postponed Foothill Boulevard, Off-System projec
until the 1978-79 Off-System money is available this year," Item 78-2178.
~78-2208 WAIVE SECOND READING OF SALARY ORDINANCE AMENDMENT:
ADOPTORDINANCE 1978
'; On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Lemke
and unanimously carried, second reading of the salty ordinance amendment that
increases the CETA participant wage from X1.65 per hour to $2.90 per hour effective
January I, 1979, as required by federal regulations ct¢Ia~ivardi~dl;rGn~ance 1978
was adopted and the Chairman authorized to sign.
78-2209 REROOFING OF COUNTY BUILDINGS-BID NO. 24-79: PUT OVER ONE WEEK
Only a single bid was received far the reroofing of Chico Memorial Hall and
sealing of walls at Superior Court with the bid considerably higher than the original
estimate. At request of Administrative Officer, the Purchasing Officer, Building and
Grounds Superintendent and Administrative Office was authorized to negotiate with
the bidder and other contractors and to report back on how the matter will be handled.
Administrative Officer would like to look at alternatives in this matter.
Put over one week; no action at this time.
78-2210 MENTAL HEALTH MEALS CO NTRACT: DISCUSSED-NO ACTIO N TA KE N
', No bids were received to provide meals to the residential treatment center
in Chico. At this time, they propose to use the Community Hospital to provide
meals while they shop around for a more economical place to purchase the meals.
The present-cost is $3.10 for the meals.
No action at this time.
178-2211 PARADISE MEALS-on-WHEELS: APPROVE CONTRACT AMENDMENT
An amendment to the Mealsron-Wheels contract has been prepared to refdect
the increased cost per meal of $2.85 the agency is paying to Feather River Hospital.
On motion of Page 458.
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On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Lemke and
unanimously carried, contract amendment to Paradise Meals-on-Wheels-contract
was approved and the Chairman authorized to sign.
78-2212 APPROVE AGREEMENT FOR BIDWELL WILDLIFE REHABILITATION CENTER
An agreement has been prepared with Bidwell Wildlife Reha ilitation Center
', in the amount of $2,000 for the care, food and other charges for bicds and mammals.
Allocation included in Fish and Game budget.
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Moseley and carried,
', the Bidwell Wildlife Rehabilitation Center agreement was approved and the Chairman
authorized to sign.
AYES; Supervisors Lemke, Madigan, M~ll~y, Chairman (Winston
NOES: Supervisor Richter
78-2213 LEASE AGREEMENT-PARADISE RECREATION & PARK DISTRICT: PUT OVER I WEEK
A renews 20 year .lease agreement has been prepared with the Paradise
Recreation and Park District for property located on the Skyway near Elliott Road,
Paradise. Clif Mickelson, Administrative Officer, stated that the lease should be
put over one week so that a cancellation clause could be incorporated within the lease.
Put-over one week.
', 75-2214 APPROVE TRANSFER: BUTTE COUNTY FAIR BUDGET TRANSFER-1978-5
', This is a 10,757 transfer of funds between various operating accounts with $8,288
'. coming from the Fair's unbudgeted reserve.
On motion of Supervisor Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, Butte County Fair Budget transfer-1978-5 was approved and
the Chairman was authorized to sign.
78--2215 AUTHORIZE CANCELLATION OF PENALTIES, INTEREST & TAXES,
AP 056-12-0-012-0 (Sale #13326 76}
Pursuant to Revenue and Taxation Code Section 4831, the Assessor is
requesting the cancellation of penalties, interest and taxes on AP 056-12-0-012-0
(Sale #13326 76) as result of a mapping error which caused the assessment to appear
on the 1976-77 secured roll in error.
On motion of Supervisor Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Moseley and
unanimously carried, cancellation of penalties, .interest and taxes on AP 056-12-0-012-0
was authorized.
78-2216 CERTIFICATION OF VOTES CAST AT NOVEMBER 7, .1978 GENERAL ELECTION BY
_. COUNTY CLERK: PUT OVERONE WEEK
Certification of votes cast at the November 7, .1978 General Election by the County
Clerk was put over to Tuesday, December 5, 1978.
78-2217 DAN CODY-RENEWAL OF VARIANCE FOR PLACEMENT OF MOBILE HOME
On motion of Supervisor Moseley, seconded y 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 on AP 63-09-22, Box 158, Forest Ranch was
approved for Dan Cody.
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78-2218 IRIS SOLIS-RENEWAL OF VARIANCE APPROVED FOR PLACEMENT OF MOBILE HOME
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded 6y Supervisor Moseley 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 on AP 72-05-20, 7040 Feather Falls Star
Route was approved for Iris Solis,
78-2219 APPROVE DEVELOPMENT OF CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICES AND HEALTH
', EDUCATION PROGRAM AUGMENTATIONS
-The Depar#ment is proposing to develop a program to serve children with
problems related to Child Protective Services and to establish a position of Mental
Health education assistant to provide public information services. Ftaodl~?g~ for these
', programs will be !00%state funded by Short-Doyle and will require an increase in
the existing budget appropriation.
Clif Mickelson, Administrative Officer, c~cplained this itemsa This is the result
of several meetings Administrative Officer had with Dr. Maguire and Bob Crisan,
Welfare Director. Walt Atkins, Staff Services Manager for Mental Health Services,
explained why this is being handled in this way.
Dr. Maguire stated the first problem was with Title 20, Federal dollars~,and
secondly the problem of the number of referrals of abused or neglected children
', have- increased drastically, The Federal dollars are not keeping up with inflation a
Mental Health will take over the functions of mental health counseling and the
other functions will be handled by Welfare Departmento
On motion of Supervisor Lemke, seconded by ~ehairman Winston and
~j unanimously carried, deveiopment.of a program for Child Protective Services
counseling, was approved; providing a servicy by private contract authorized; and
securing bids; direct the Personnel Department to prepare a sahary ordinance
amendment classifying the position of mental health education assistant approved;
and accepted State monies to fund the programs.
78-2220 AUTHORIZE PENALTY RELIEF: BOB L. & LILLIAN HEMSTALK
A request for penalty relief has been received on unsecured property
taxes for Assessment No. 06-8824ES-00.
On motion of Supervisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Richter and
unanimously carried, penalty relief for Bob .L, and Lilliam Hemstalk was
authorized as requested by the Treasurer and Tax Collector.
', 78-2221 AUTHORIZE QUITCLAIM DEED, LOT 2b CRESTWOOD UNIT NO.
On motion of Supervisor Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Moseley and
', unanimously carried, the Chairman was authorized to sign quitclaim deed
conveying. County's interest in Lot 26 of Crestwood Unit No. ! to Gladys A,
Lendino in order to clear cloud on title created by error in earlier deed to
County for one foot strip.
78-2222 AUTHORIZE ROAD EASEMENT DEED: OLD CLARK ROAD DUMP SITE
On motion of Supervisor Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, the Chairman was authorized to sign road easement deed
conveying a 60-foot wide road easement to Radiology Service Company over a
', partiorr of the ofd Clark Road dump site as a condition of agreement between County
and Radiology Service Company; ac epted d ed and authorized Chairman to sign
certificate of acceptance, .conveyin~ wide road easement to County of
Butte as a condition of agreement between County and Radiology Service
Company. November 28, 1978
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78-2223 ACKNOWLEDGE EDA GRANT FOR MEYER STREET GROUP, CHICO
Clay Castleberry, Director of Public Works, reported that a letter was
received kla5s morning regarding the Meyer Street group south of Chico;
they had applied for EDA job grant, The letter sets out approval of the grant in the
amount of $435,000. Board acknowledged receipt of the letter setting out the
' EDA grant funds.
78-2224 DISCUSSION: TREE ORDINANCE
Supervisor Lemke stated. he had received a draft of the tree ordinance and
wanted to know where the. or~fnpRC~ was at this time. He requested that County
Counsel set ovt the implementation costs of the ordinance and then schedule the
hearing of the ordinance. At this time, enforcement costs for this ordinance are
not known. Mr. Castleberry will have this looked into and will send a memo
to the Board. This is just for the- Paradise Irrigation District area. Discussed whether
the enforcement of this ordinance could be delegated to someone in the community.
Mr. Castleberry will express his concerns in his memo to the Board.
78-2225 REPORT ON CLAIM OF SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
FOR REFUND OF PROPERTY TAXES FOR 1977-78 FISCAL YEAR: TO BE PLACED
', BACK ON AGENDA FOR FIRST MEETING IN JANUARY
Dan Blackstock, County Counsel, .explained the report on the claim of
Southem Pacific Transportation Company for refund of property taxes for (977-78
fiscal year. Mr. Blackstock has been in touch with the attorney for Southern
Pacific Transportation Company. He suggested that the Board hold up on the
rejection of the claim; the same claim has been filed against 51 counties,
To be placed back on the agenda for the first meeting in January.
78--2226 APPOLNTMENT TO PARADISE MUNICIPAL ADVISORY COUNCIL:
PUT OVER ONE WEEK
j Chairman Winston requested that the appointment to the Paradise Municipal
Advisory Council be put-over one week.
'78-2227 COMMUNICATIONS
Society for California Archaeology. The Society writes appealing the Advisory
Agency's condition X12 relating to the Rnn Wheeler parcel map, four lots,
', AP 71-06-44, Ponderosa Way (a private road), south of Lumpkin Read, Feather
Falls area. Set for hearing on December 12, 1978 at 10a5 a.m.
AI Thompson, Chico. Mr. Thompson submits his resignation as a member of
the County Service Area No. 31 (Biggs Swimming Pool) Advisory
Committee. Mr. Mickelson to post-this resignation and will solicit
individuals who would be interested in service on this Committee.
Thermali#o Elementary School District, The District writes in support of fihe
Comprehensive Employment and Training Act Program. Information only.
Debbie Altop, Oroville, Ms, Altop writes concerning the need for more
recreational activities for young people in the Oroville area. Referred
to Chairman Winston for answering.
City of Chico. The City writes requesting that the Board discuss its policy on a
public trarisportation program in the Chico urban area at an early date.
To' be discussed tomorrow at BG'~ r~6~i~ing.
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State Farm. Insurance Company. The Company submits a subrogation claim
in an amount exceeding $5,000 far an accident occuring August 2, .1978 at
Greenville and Myers Streets in Oroville. See motion following
communications.
Butte County Legal Services. A summons and complaint has been received in the
matter of Medora Jenkins, et al, vs, the County of Butte with regard
to general assistance, etc. Referred to County Counsel.
State Department of Youth Authority. The Department forwards guidelines
for applying for funds with regard fo implementation of AB 958
(secure detention of status offenders). Mr. Mickelson stated he had
information on this bill; the couhty will not be implementing this bill.
Inter-departmental memo to Undersheriff from Ken Wilson, Sr. Animal Control Officer.
Reply to correspondence from Mrs. Stephen Davenport regarding the
inadvertent killing of her dog. Discussed how the matter could be handled.
-This was a human error. Referred to Claims Committee.
Muskogee Chamber of Commerce, Oklahoma. In answer to telephone call by
Supervisor Madigan relating to their coal fire burning plant. Read and
discussed; no action taken.
78-2i~EE13$lEQIGcCLAIM OF STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANY
On motion of Supervisor Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried, the claim of State Farm Insurance Company in an amount
exceeding $5,000 for an accident occuring August 2, 1978 at Greenville and
Myers Streets in Oroviile re Jimmie McElhaney was rejected and referred to
County's insurance carrier.
RECESS: 9:45 for an executive session.
RECONVENED: The Board reconvened at-10:00 a.m. following an exectutive
session. Chairman Winston stated that the law suit filed by Butte County
Legal Services against the County regarding general assistance payments::
s~~s~~d}peaction taken.
78-2229 PUBLIC HEARING: E. T. COTTON-ABANDONMENT OF THAT CERTAIN
TWELVE FOOT PUBLIC UTILITY EASEMENT: PARADISE PINES UNIT N0. 15,
ADOPT RESOLUTION 78-198
The public hearing on the E. T. Cotton abandonment of all that certain
12 foot public utility easement lying along the south line of Lot 47 as shown
on the map of "Paradise Pines Unit No. 15"recorded in Book 38 of maps of
record at pages 42 through 44, County of Butte, State of California was held
as advertised. Bettye Blair, Planning Director, stated that-the Planning
Commission recommended 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 Lemke, seconded by Supervisor Moseley and
unanimously carried, abandonment of all that certain twelve foot public utility
easement lying along the south line of Lot 47 as shown on the map of "Paradise
Pines Unit No. 15"recorded in Bo~+kg~84~maps, pages 42 through 44, was approved;
Resolution 78-198 adopted and ChairmanPavas ~i~borized to sign. November 28, 1978
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', 78-2230 PUBLIC HEARING: LARRY BANNON-APPEAL OF SUBDIVISION VIOLATION COMMITTI
CONDITION #I ON CERTIFICATE OF GOMPLA~ANCE, EAST OF ORO BANGOR HIGHWAY,
SOUTH OF RUTHERFORD LANE, OROVILLE
The public hearing on the Larry Bannon aplpoeal of Subdivision Violation
Committee condition #I on a certificate of compliance for property identified as
AP 72-14-22, 300 feet east of Oro Bangor Highway, .1,200 feet south of Rutherford
Lane, Oroville, was held at this time, Clay Castleberry, Director of Public Works,
set outthe background of the appeal. Mr. Bannon did not create the parcel; he did
buy it, It is not possible to achieve a larger right-of-way. Mr. Castleberry said
he would recommend that the Board approve the appeal on the condition that therer:
not be any further divisions until a wider access is obtained,
Hearing opened to the public. Appearing: No one, Mr. Castleberry
stated that Mr. Bannon was present° but would not speak if the Board concurred with
his recommendation. Hearing closed to the public and confined to the Board,
On motion of Supervisor Moseley, seconded by Supervisor Lemke and
unanimously carried, appeal of Larry Bannon of Subdivision Violation Committee
condition I upheld, with the recommendation of Public Works Director that there
be no further division until a 60-foot right of way is obtaineda
78-2231 CLOSED HEARING: ELIZABETH V. EISENHOUR-APPEAL OF NEGATIVE
DECLARATION AND DEMED REZONE FROM "A-5" TO "S-R", WEST OF ALOMO
AVENUE, CHICO: ADOPT ORDINANCE 1979
The closed hearing on the Elizabeth V. Eisenhour appeal of negative declaration
and denied rezone from "A-5" (agricultural -five acre parcels) to "S-R" (suburban-
residential) ofproperty located on the south side of Bell Road, approximately 50 feet west
of Alamo Avenue, identified as AP 42-02-13, Chico held as continued from November 21,
1978. This hearing is closed and confined to the Board, Supervisor Richter stated he
had not been present -,last-week and he has received numerous telephone calls on this
matter. He stated that thisproperty touches the City of Chico's rezone. The map
indicates parcels that are zoned S-R, The people would like to see all the property
within that area zoned "S-R",
It was moved by Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervssor Moseley and
unanimously carried, that having reviewed the environmental review report, the
Board found that the proposed project could not have a significant effect on the
environment and a negative declaration was recommended and approved at this time.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Lemke and
unanimously carried, the appeal of Elizabeth V. Eisenhour was upheld, with the
finding that it is consistene with the General Plan and is in the best interest of
the public, safety and welfare of the people; Ordinance 1979 was adopted and the
Chairman authorized to sign.
RECESS: 10:20
RECONVENED: 10:30
78-2232 PUBLIC (CONTINUED) HEARING: HIGNELL ~ H!GNELL, INC. APPEAL OF
ADVISORY AGENCY'S CONDITION #16 ON TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP:
MANZANITA AVENUE AT CEANOTHUS AVENUE, CHICO: UPHELD APPEAL
The continued hearing on the Hignell and Hignell, Inc. appea[ of Advisory
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Agency's condition #16 on a tentative parcel map relating to the establishment
of a single family zone in order to comply with the :general plan, AP 48-203-15,
four Pots, south side of Manzanita Avenue at Ceanothus Avenue, Chico. held;. Mr.
Castleberry set out the background of this hearing. This is the property that is
fronting on Manzanita. This had been referred back to the Committee to examine
the surrounding area. The Committee found that the property abutted , but was not
surrounded.~by~multiple family dwellings. The Committee could not find that it was
surrounded and abutted multiple family uses. Supervisor Richter said he understands
that this is zoned A-2; this allows for multiple family uses. The applicant was delighted
to go for the zoning as requested; they were told now that the City of Chico would
not be able to serve them with sewers. The applicant would like to hie the
zoning requirement: condition waived,
Bettye B;imir, Planning Director, set out-the area on a zoning map. Parts
of the area has been annexed to the City of Chico, She could not find that the area was
surrounded by like use.
Earl Nelson, Environmental Review Director, set-out the background of
the area,-
Supervisor Richter asked how many divisions are being asked for; four parcels, .two
of them have existing homes on them.,
', Hearing opened to the public. Appearing:
I. Mr. Rolls,-engineer for the applicant. Set out an aerial photo showing
.what is happening in the subject property area. He stated that the parcel map
carries with it no commitments one way or the other. This parcel map was submitted
'; in Ju Iy, 1978.
', 2. Fred Hignell . He stated that they were trying to hook on to the City of
Chico's sewer system. Basically, the reason that they need the parcel map is so that
they can pay the people for the property. They have been waiting a year now for
payment.
Chairman Winston felt there must be a solution to this problem.
', Hearing closed to the public and confined to the Board. Supervisor Richter
stated that the Board could lift the condition; he believes that the General Plan
i amendment applies to this map. The backside of the property could be referred to as
', industrial as the County has been extracting gravel from the property.
It was moved by Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried that the Board uphold the appeal regarding Advisory Agency's
condition I6 on the tentative parcel map, with the finding that the possible development
as proposed is.consistent with the General Plan as it relates to surrounding uses,
78-2233 DATA PROCESSING FACILITIES MANAGEMENT PROPOSALS: TENTATIVELY
SCHEDULED FOR TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1978
Data. Processing Facilities Management proposals were recei>5ed from:
Sierra National Corporation; Computer Sciences Corporation and Systems and
Computer Technology Corporation. These proposals are quite detailed. Mr. Mickelson
recommended thatthe Board take these under advisement for one week. There is a
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date processors users meeting to be held Friday. Supervisors Lemke and Madigan are
on the committee and they wilt meet with Mr. Mickelson to review the proposals.
Tentatively scheduled for Tuesday, December 5, 1978. Each proposal will
be considered at-that time.
78-2234 PRESENTATION BY REPRESENTATIVES OF THE U. S. FISH & WILDLIFE SERVICE,
PORTLAND, OREGON
Representatives of the U. S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Mr. Jim Foster,
appraiser for. the service and Dave Brown, biologist; .present #o show a movie
regarding the Pacific Flyway. Mr Foster explained the bird stamp act; the
project is an easement project of 4,000 acres. The movie covered the Central
Valley. Movie Shawn at this time.
Chairman Winston thanked the representatives for the showing of the movie.
Butte Sink located on the map. There are about 4,000 acres in Butte County.
Sutter County ;has approved this program. Colusa County also has acreage in this
area being proposed. Mr. Foster has contacted the seven owners of the property
in Butte County; they all support the concept but they all want to look at it.
The first step is to get the County's approval. This is an easement concept.
People can still hunt on the property but they cannot change the water pattern. The
Fish & Game Service would have the power to flood the land to keep it wet. This
would be the primary watering area for the birds. They are asking the County for
permission to proceed with the project on a willing seller-willing buyer concept.
Importance of preserving the wet sands acknowledged.
Et was moved by Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Madigan and
unanimously carried that the Board gives approval to the U. S. Fish & Wildlife
Service to pursue acquisition of the wildlife easements on a willing seller-willing buyer
concept, within the confinesagf Butte County for the wildlife wet lands concept program.
RECESS: 11:25
RECONVENED: I I :30
78-2235 APPEARANCE: DR. STUTZMAN, ORD FERRY ROAD, CH1C0, RE
AVAILABILITY OF REPORT ON NCPA SPRAYING
Dr. Stutzman, Ord -Ferry Road, Chico, stated this was the third time
he has appeared before the Board to ask about the report that was to be presented
to the Board about the drifting of NCPA spraying within this County. In
September he appeared and hoped that the ~yrt of the study would be available.
', This study report was necessary because there was much conflicting data about
NCPA spraying. It had bean stated that the report would be available in early
September. He is attempting to find out when the report would be available.
Chairman Winston requested that Mr. Mickelson call Mr. Bandy and
obtain .comments from him about this report.
Dr. Stutzman asked what authority this Board had in this matter; Mro Bandy
is appointed by this Board but he is responsible to the State. The Chairman stated
that the State of California has control of the Ag Commissioner, Mr. Bfackstock
stated that-this Board is subject to State Law. The Board members carry out the dictates
of the law. If there is a drift problem; this is a misdeamenor.
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Mr. Blackstock stated that the Board appoints the Ag Commissioner. The
Ag Commissioner is responsible for the enforcement of State Iawo The Board must
do its duty as they see it and comply with the law. 1~drr. Stutzman stated that if the
Board has no control over the Ag Commissioner as to use of pesticides, then is he
wasting his time appearing before the Board. He was told that if Mr. Bandy does
make findings that such and such a condition exists, then the Board must act on his
recommendation..
Administrative Offi cer to write a letter to Dr. Stutzman to inform
him of the status of the report and when he might be abletbo expect the report
to be available for viewing.
78-2234 APPEARANCE: -DON BLAKE RE MEETING WITH DEPT. OF WATER RESOURCES
Don Blake stated he was present today to talk about the Board's meeting
with Department of Water Resources. He unders#ands that the Chairman and County
Counsel will meet with Dept, of Water Resources on December 4th, relating to
the County assigning the entitlement water to other agencys. He asked if ltwould
be all right if he attended this meeting. He was told that it was a private meeting
and he could not attend. He requested that action on the contract for water be
put off until after the first of the new year,
78-223~CHAIRMAN TO SIGN LETTEROF CONDOLANCE TO MRS. LAVENDER
Chairman Winston stated that the Board mem rs had read a out a man
drowning in San Francisco. This man was Joseph Lavender who had helped
the County develop the south side in Oroville. Chairman Winston-was authorized
', to sign a letter of condolence addressed to Mrs. Lavender.
78-223 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE TO PREPARE RESOLUTIONS DIRECTED TO
FAMILIES OF-MAYOR MOSCONE AND SUPERVISOR MILK
Chairman Winston commented on the tragedy that took place in San
Francisco yesterday with the killing of Mayor Moscone and Supervisor Milk.
Chairman Winston said he decried the tendency on the part of people to take
out their frustrations on Government officials; Chairman Winston requested that the
Administrative Officer prepare a resolution directed to Mrs. Moscone and another
resolution directed to the heirs of Supervisor Milk as to the tragic events that took
',' place on Monday, November 26, 197$.
Administrative Officers to prepare resolutions for adoption on Tuesday,
', December 5, 1978.
78-223~`~REQUEST FOR REFUND OF RCRC DUES PAID BY MISTAKE
Mike Pyeatt was requested to check the records and determine the
amount of dues paid on the 24th of October for RCRC d and Chairman Winston
directed Mr. Pyeatt to seek reimbursement of the. es. burin the rush of
preparing and adopting the budget, this was ov rlooked. Mr. yeatt was
directed to write to RCRC requesting that#he~es be reimbursed the Co~ty.
ADJOURNMENT: i.
There being nothing further before th` Board at this t' ,, h m eti g wa
adjourned at 11:55 to reconvene on Tuesday, ecember 5, 8 at 4 .m
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