HomeMy WebLinkAboutM121774December 17, 1974
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
SS.
COUNTY OF BUTTE )
The Board of Supervisors met at 9:00 a.m, pursuant to adjournment.
Present: Supervisors Cameron, Gilman, Ladd, McKillop and Chairman Madigan.
Clif Mickelson, Administrative Officer, Dan Blackstock, 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- 1854 APPROVAL OF MINUTES
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Gilman
and unanimously carried, the minutes of December I0, I974 were approved
as mailed.
74- 1855 PRESENTATION ON BEHALF OF LOS ANGELES COUNTY TO JUDGE SAVAGE
Supervisor McKillop presented Judge William Savage, Oroville
Justice Court Judge, a resolution of commendation on behalf of Los
Angeles County signed by Chairman Hahn of the Board of Supervisors,
in appreciation for his work in that County,
74- 1856 COMMUNICATIONS
Bruce Martin, Chico. An appeal is filed to Planning Commission's denial
l 3.0 8 of application for rezoning for a parcel of land on Berrington/
Dayton Roads, Chico. Set for hearing on January 14, 1975 at
2:00 p. m.
Dockendorf Equipment Company, Chico. Appeal is filed to the decision
of the Planning Commission denying installation of 3,000 gallon
/~ ?J .d underground fuel tank at the corner of Tom Polk and East Avenue,
Chico. Set for hearing on January 14, 1975 at 2:00 p.m.
Goldstein, Barceloux & Goldstein, Chico. Appeal is filed to Planning Commission
decision regarding denial of use permit by Raymond B. Krumvieda
/ ~ 3,G J for AP 44-03-140. Hearing continued to December 30, 1974.
Palermo Community Center Advisory Board. The Board advises that their officers
for the coming year are Frank Myers, chairman, Mary Tompkins,
/ Z ~.d v co-chairman, and Lillian Brown, secretary. Cxganizational representatives
lv are the same as in the past year but the appointment of Mrs. Georgia
Sparks, as delegate at large, replacing Bob Allen is requested.
See motion following communications.
National Electrical Contractors Association, lnc. The Association sends
copy of its resolution urging adoption of the 1975 National
Electrical Code. To be discussed later in the meeting.
Mental Health Advisory Board. Mrs. Virginia C. Murphy, chairman, advises
that the Mental Health Advisory Board passed resolution recommending
that the Board of Supervisors use revenue sharing funds to design
a new comprehensive program, rather than be used to expand any
information and referral service now being offered. Mr• ~-ekelson
stated they have informed everyone they are starting an inventory on
these programs. This matter will be discussed Thursday night at
at a meeting. No action taken at this time.
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State Department of Fish and Game. G. Ray Arnett, director, writes that he
will be moving on from his position as Director and expresses his
appreciation to the Board for this past assistance in the
departmental programs. Discussed; Chairman Madigan commented on
someone from this department being appointed to Legislature.
Secretary of State. The Secretary forwards copy of Senate Bi11 No. 52i
which provides that boards of supervisors may designate county
~ O a • Z ~ besheldcat statedexpen esforninstruction of representativesshall
of the commissions. They request the Hoard inform the Secretary's
office of any action taken under this bill. Discussed; referred to
Butte County Historical Society for their recommentations.
Daniel E. Boatwright. The Assemblyman writes regarding the Task Force on
Preferential Assessment of Property, which. has been organized, and
requests the County's cooperation in completing a questionnaire
which will be forthcoming. Information; no action taken.
Mrs. G. B. Bauder and Mr. W. A. ~uneman. File an appeal o.f Planning
~ / 2~,(~ C~ Commission's ruling on the use permit for the operation of a home
for the mentally retarded at 2472 Quincy Road, Oroville by
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tuman. Hearing set for January 28, 1975 at 2:00 p.m.
Norman R. Marro la. Files an appeal on Planning Commission's decision.
/ / 3.0 tl To be discussed when Jim Lawson is present.
A. E. McCollam, Chief Engineer and General Manager of Reclamation Board.
He ratites that the Reclamation Board accepted two completed bank
protection works on the left bank of the Sacramento River and
that they were transferring said sites to Butte County for
maintenance and operation. Letter read and discussed. It was felt
that a Letter should be sent commenting on the work of the
revetment of these sites. It just is not high enough; it only
comes up to the sustained water line. George Stamm will draft
a letter to the Reclamation Board, subject to Mr. Blackstock's
approval and to be signed by Chairman Madigan.
David Lantili°, Chairman, P.E. Subcommittee. He writes concerning the parking
proposal at Longfellow and Lindo Avenues, Chico's Sandy Gulch.
Mr. Blackstock said he noticed in the paper that CARD does not
want to be involved in the rental proposal. Mr. Castleberry has
prepared a draft of the boundaries along the Channel. Area
discussed; no action taken.
Stanford Cazier, Fresident-California State University, Chico. He extends
invitation to the Board to join in a cooperative planning
conference to be held at the College, Saturday, January 18.
Discussed; no action taken.
Letters from Chico Workshop Board members. Flaced in tile.
Senator Randolph Collier. He informs the Board of the latest developments
regarding tine food stamp distribution program, A letter will be
written to Senator Collier thanking him for his help in this
matter.
74-_~gy7 APPROVE OFFICERS FOR YEAR: PALERMO COMMUNITY CENTER ADVISORY BOARD
On motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor Mc1Ci11op
and unanimously carried, the Board approved the officers for the coming year
for the Palermo Community Center Advisory Board, as elected at their annual
election held on December 4, 1974:
Frank Myers-Chairman
Mary Tompkins-Co-Chairman
Lillian Brown-Secrets*':,
Georgia Sparks-delegate at large.
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74~185g ADOPT RESOLUTION 74-158 , OF INTENT TO FORM SPECIAL DISTRICT, FIRE
PROTECTION FOR UPPER RIDGE IN PARADISE AREA
Supervisor Cameron stated he had received a letter from the Upper
Ridge Coun;ei~. They would like to proceed with the action to form a
fire service area. The Boundary they are discussing are about the same
as the Kimshew Cemetery District with the deletion of Stirling City itself.
Supervisor Ladd said that lAFCO was studying this matter. Matter
discussed. Supervisors Cameron and McKillop will sign the request for the forma-
tion.
On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor McKillop
and unanimously carried, Resolution 74 158 of intent to form a special
district, namely, a fire district, in the upper ridge above Paradise
was adopted and the Chairman was authorized to sign.
74- 1859 APPROVE PERSONNEL POLICY CHANGES FOR COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCX GOVERNING BOARD
Personnel policy changes have been reviewed and approved by the
Butte County Economic Opportunity Council and require CAA approval. Supervisor
McKillop stated he has gone over the changes.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Gilman
and unanimously carried, the personnel policy changes for the Community
Action Agency was approved as requested.
74- 1860 CONCUR WITH APPEALS COMMISSION ANA APPROVE THE REINSTATEMENT OF Y-RATED
EMPLOYEE
Reinstatement of a Y-rated employee at the Welfare Department
discussed. Mr. Cris as, Welfare Director, explained the request; he feels
she should be reinstated at the "E" step of the salary range. Jim Rackerby,
Personnel Director, explained how, and when, these employees had been
Y-rated. He stated that the action on Mrs. Stuenkel was treated the same as
the other employees that had been Y-rated. When these employees are appointed
back to a higher position, they receive the higher salary. Supervisor
McKillop said he would rather see an exception made in this case and retain
the standing policy for any other employees that are appointed back to a
higher position.
Time spent discussing action that should be taken. Mr. Crisan
said these employees were to be reinstated at the "E" step when they were
originally Y-rated. He said this employee is the last of the Y-rated
employees in the Welfare Department. At the time that these people
were X-rated, they received more money than others in the same position or
for which the position was justified.
Mr. Jones, Manager of B. C.E.A., spoke concerning this matter.
He felt the Board should concur with the recommendation of the Personnel
Committee. There are some extenuating circumstances in this employee`s
case. A policy decision did not have to be made at this time, merely
concur with the Appeal Commission and approve the reinstatement of this
employee at the "E" step of the salary range for this position. At the
time this employee was Y-rated, she either had to take this rating or quit.
She was assured that she would go back at the same step if she was raised
Co a higher position.
Mr. Rackerby explained the situation; he said there were gaps
in the Personnel Rules that have to be closed. He did not think this would
be setting a •pr,ecedent; other employees have been hired at a higher step
than the beginning step.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Gilman
and unanimously carried, the Board agreed with the Appeals Commission on their
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recommendation concerning the Y~rated employee, with the understanding
and stipulation that this will not set a precedent and that the Employees
Association will file a letter with the Board stipulating that this is
an exception and will not set a precedent.
74- 1861 WAIVE FIRST READING OF SALARY ORDINANCE AMENDMENT
The amendment to salary ordinance discussed. This amendment
added one nursing position for the pre-school health program, two building
inspectors and reclassified several other positions. Supervisor Ladd
commented on the matter of the building inspectors. It was felt that only
one building inspector should be included within this ordinance, and that
the other building inspector be employed through the Manpower program.
Clay Castleberry, Director of Public Works, said they could live with one
permanent building inspector added to this department. Mr. Rackerby said
there were no dollars left to fill this position. There is a;possibility
that the County will be receiving more money for the manpower program from
the Federal Government.
Discussed whether the ordinance could be adopted with the two
positions included, with the instruction that Nr. Castleberry not fill one
of the positions. Supervisor Ladd said he would prefer that this not be
done this way. Mr. Rackerby-explained the criteria far filing the building
inspector positions, under the man-power program.
On motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor Cameron and
unanimously carried, the first reading of the amendment to the salary ordinance
was waived, with the removal of one building inspector position.
CHAIRMAN MADIGAN WELCOMED THE STUDENTS OF THE JUNIOR AND SENIOR CLASS OF
DURHAM, CIVIC CLASSES. THEY WILL BE GIVEN AN OPPORTUNITY TO ASK QUESTIONS
LATER IN THE MEETING.
RECESS: 10:05
RECONVENED: 10:20
74- 1862 EXECUTIVE CHAIR DECLARED SURPLUS PROPERTY
On motion of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and
unanimously carried, one executive chair with arms, Inventory No. 93483, was
declared surplus property and the Purchasing Officer was authorized to dispose
of the same.
74- 1863_APPROV~_._ASSIGNMENT OF GRTDLEY AMBULANCE SERVICE AGREEMENT
The present owners of the Gridley Ambulance Service wish to sell
the service and assign the present county agreement to the purchaser. Purchaser
is the present Oroville Ambulance Operator. ,Assignment is being prepared by the
owner according to advice from County Counsel.
On motion of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervis or McKillop
and unanimously carried, the assignment of the Gridley Ambulance Service
agreement from Robert and Linda Sharer to William Scott was approved and
the Chairman was authorized to sign.
74-..1864 APPROVE REMODELING OF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE
Clif Nickelson, Administrative Officer, reported on the proposed
remodeling~:.of Administrative Office. He said what they were proposing to
do is put a wall in across the present room occupied by the secretary.
His office would be moved out to this new area and his present office
would be retained far use as a conference room or for use during Board days.
At present, on meeting days, or wren the Board room is being used, his
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office is used as a hallway. Remodeling discussed.
On motion of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor Ladd
and unanimously carried, the remodeling of Administrative Office was
approved, on a "in-house" basis.
74-1865 APPROVE AMENDMENT TO FT RE PROTECTION AGREEMENT
The Bivisian of Forestry presents an amendment to the annual fire
protection agreement to implement salary increases approved in the Governor's budget
for state employees and to implement the change in hours to be worked under the
Fair Labor Standards Act effective the first of the year. The change;.3n contract
amount caused by change in salary rates if $27,381. Change is because of scheduling
to comply with the Fair Labor Standards Act is $39,246. Total increase $56,627.
It is recommended that theBoard authorize use of revenue sharing monies to cover
this increased cost. The fire budget is financed entirely by sales tax monies
this year and it is not anticipated that additional sales tax monies over
the amount budgeted would be available to cover this increase. Agreement approved
as to form and for fiscal budgetary control.
Nr. Nickelson explained the increase in the agreement. When the
contract had been entered into, the State had given the County a rate. They
now want to raise the rate.
Jerry Letson explained the matter of the budget and the projected
rate.. He did not receive the information from the State in time to include the
increase in the budget. This is a mandated cost. Matter of premium overtime
explained. Mr. Rackerby said the Board may wish to consider placing CETA
employees out at the Divas ion of Forestry and overcome some of the cost
factors. Mr. Letson said this matter would have to be explored very closely.
Request discussed. Mr. Bosworth stated he had discussed this matter
with the Auditor and they can not set up the necessary appropriation from the sales
tax revenue. The only other way to finance this matter would be from Revenue
Sharing funds.
On motion of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor McKillop
and unanimously carried, the amendment to county cooperative agreement for
fire protection with the State was approved, the Chairman was authorized to
sign and that. this be-funded through Revenue Sharing funds, from the building
construction portion of said funds.
74- 1866 AUTHORIZE FURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT FOR ADMINIST1tATTVE OFFICE
The addition of the administrative analyst an the CETA Program
requires addition of chair and desk to the office. They have rented a chair and a
desk for the current month aC $35 and request Board authority to purchase
Che chair and desk for $190.80 with the $35 rental deducted I00% from the
purchase price. Monies are available in the administrative office equipment
budget from savings on other purchases.
On motion of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor Ladd
and unanimously carried, purchase of chair and desk for Administrative Office at
$1,0.80 less monthly rental was authorized.
74- 1867 APPROVE ENTERING INTO LEASE FOR PARKING LOT FOR EMPLOYEES
Ev Bosworth, assistant administrative officer, reported on the
new information he had concerning the parking lot situation. Last week it was
stated that the City of Orovilie had granted a conditional permit to the
County. The owner is willing to make this offer: The County pay the $1,000
far the paving of the lot, and the cost for the paving would be deducted from
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the cost of the monthly rental. The County would be paying for the paving and they
would recover this through the reduced rental. The lease would only be for
one year. Rental would be at the rate of $80 per month, after the costs far
the paving are paid. Policing of the lot discussed; the lot would be posted:
"For County Employees only".
Supervisor Gilman stn ted that the County does have space for
parking at theother locations for the employees. He feels that the Board
should give consideration for the parking for the employees.
On motion of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor McKillop
and unanimously carried, the Board authorized the County entering into a
lease for the parking lot in Oroville, for a one year period of time, at a
cost of $1,000 for the paving of the lot and $1,000 for the monthly rental
cost, or a total cost of $2,000ifor the one year period of time.
74-1868 BUDGET TRANSFERS APPROVED
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Cameron
and unanimously carried, the following budget transfers were approved:
B-064 District Attorney - $194 from salaries and wages regular to
extra help
B-065 Biggs Justice Court - $6.80 from transportation and travel
to board authorized travel; $300 from salaries
and wages regular to overtime.
B-fl66 Superior Court - $1,500 from the reserve for contingencies
to transportation and travel
B-067 Recorder - $150 from office expense to overtime
B-068 Chico Marshal - $200 from overtime to extra help
B-069 Planning - $200 £rom professional and special services to
overtime
B-070 Welfare - $3,942.46 from the salaries and wages regular account
to overtime
74_1869 RECLAMATION BUREAU REPRESENTATIVE DISCUSSION OF SHASTA DAM FLOOD CONTROL
AND MANAGEMENT OF RELEASES AT SHASTA DAM
David Coleman, chief of the water control bureau, set out the
background of the last report on the operation of Shasta Lake Flood Control
operation. They had indicated last spring that they would appear before the
Board and report on this matter. Mr. Coleman set out the up-date on this
study.
Dave Shuster of the Sacramento office set out the chart of the
operation of the Shasta Lake Flood Control For the 1974-75 period.
Flood control is the primary concern from the first of October to the end of April.
Minimum flood control space set out and explained. He explained how the
permissable line would look and how it was computed. Actual storage operation
set out.
Mr. Shuster covered the eiistorical operations at Shasta Lake.
He split this into the 1965-74 period; after Trinity Storage; then before
Trinity 1955-64 and then the maximum flood control space. This shows that
the maximum flood control space has been maintained.
Flood frequency curves Shasta Dam inflow explained; the first 25
years have been fairly dry; the last 10 years have been quite wet. Weather
forecasting is improving. The matter of the uncontrolled releases set out
and discussed. Mr. Shuster explained the releases.
Water allocations explained. Demands on the water within the
dam set out.
Chairman Madigan thanked Mr. Coleman and Mr. Shuster for their
report and stated he felt that ii was a very good report.
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74-1870 APPROVE GRANT APPLICATION FOR SECE3ND YEAR FUNDING OF THE REGION C
NARCOTICS AND INTELLIGENCE TASK FORCE: ADOPT RESOLUTION 74-15.9
Larry Gillick, Sheriff of Butte County, presented the grant
application for second year funding of the Region C Narcotics and Intelligence
Task Force. An evaluation of the work face has been made and has been submitted
to Sacramento. Robert Shadley is the coordinator of this task force. Costs
of operation of this force set out; total federal dollars received explained.
The increase in total allocation explained. Sheriff Gillick set out the
matter of staffing for this service. Work that is provided explained.
All Region C will continue to be provided with data from this task force.
It is felt that this task force has achieved its goals.
Sheriff Gillick felt that it was too:soon to determine the impact affect
at this time. Budget recap explained by Sheriff Gillick. The task
force's investigations are in and out of the cities.
Time spent discussing the program and the funds for the program.
Mr.'~~adley explained the operation. He stated that Butte County was the
center of the drug traffic; Chico is probably the heaviest center in
Northern California. They have been able to jump into the mid-level of the narcotic
traffic. They have been able to provide some good intelligence information.
They advise peace officers of the path of activity. Most of their early arrests
are now in court. They have been able to obtain a 82% average for convictions;
most of the conviction ratio is usually lower than 50%.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Gilman
and unanimously carried, the grant application for second year funding of the
Region C Narcotics and Intelligence Task Force was approved, Resolution 74-159
approving the application was adopted and the Chairman was authorized to sign.
7y.-1871 APPEARANCE OF RUTH SHELDON, REAL ESTATE B&O,KER: HEARING ON APPEAL
REGARDING=''c~~E PERMIT FOR HOME FOR MENTALLY RETARDED ON QUZNCY ROAD, OROVILLE
Ruth Sheldon, Real Estate Broker, appeared on behalf of her
clients. She asked about the hearing date for the use permit for the home
for the mentally retarded that had been approved by the Planning Commission.
The seller has already .had Luxe tenants move and they would like the hearing
on the appeal to be held as soon as possible. Supervisor McKa.ilop said
this had been set for hearing on January 28,.1973, at 2:00 p.m. Hearing
date discussed. The Board rescinded their action of this morning and changed
the hearing date to January 14, 1975 at 2:00 p.m.
~4-1872 DISCUSSION OF OVERTIME IN SHERIFF'S DEPT.: PUT OVER ONE WEEK
Dick Stenberg, Undersheriff, and Sheriff Larry Gillick explained the
hand-out materials regarding the overtime at the Sheriff's Department. Supervisor
McKillop felt the Board should study the material before this item was discussed.
Action on the overtime in Sheriff's Department put over to
Monday, December 30, 1975.
RECESS: 12:2$
RECONVENED: 2:00 p.m.
74-1873 APPROVE AGREEMENT WITH NAACP-SICKEi:~ CELL ANEMIA PROJECT
The agreement for the Sickel Cell Anemia Program is for a maximum
expenditure of $3,000 to be disbursed on the basis of $10 per laboratory screening
test. The agreement is funded through the general fund. Agreement has been approved
as to form and for fiscal and budgetary control. This item carried forward
from previous week so that Dr. Enloe can explain the basis for charges.
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Dr. Enloe was present to answex the questions of the Board
members regarding the agreement. Supervisor Gilman as ked if $10.00 covered
the cost of the screening. Dr. Enloe said the total program includes the
educational work. He explained the matter of payment. Last year they were
operating without any funding at all; they need the money to do the testing
immediately.
Agreement discussed.
On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor McKillop
and unanimously carried, the agreement with Butte County Brach of National
Association for the Advancement of Colored People was approved and the
Chairman was authorized to sign.
74- 1874 APPROVE AGREEMENT WITH FAMILY SERVICE ASSOCIATION
The agreement with Family Service Association for revenue
sharing funds discussed; the agreement covers purchase of services from
the Association on the basis of so much per interview hour with the maximum
of $9,000 funding by the County. Agreement approves as to form and for
fiscal and budgetary control.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Cameron
and unanimously carried, the agreement with Family Service Association for revenue
sharing funds mas approved and the Chairman was authorized to sign.
74- 1875 DISCUSSION: STATE PLAN FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
Dr. Enloe reported on the current status of the State Emergency
Medical Services Plan. The Board members had received a summary of the County's
responsibility under the State Plan. Plan explained and discussed. Dr. Enloe
did not know if the County would be willing to accept these responsibilities,
the Board would designate the agency to handle the plan. It was felt that
the Comprehensive Health Planning Board would be the planning body; Health
Service Agency would be the administrative appointment and the Emergency Medical
Care Agency would be the evaluating committee. The Board would designate
the agency's in 1975 to handle this matter.
It was felt that the ~:ergency medical services plan should be
placed back on the agenda for some in-depth discussion.
This item was set tentatively to be placed back on the agenda for
Tuesday January 21, 1975.
74- 1876 DISCUSSION: REQUEST BX MENTAL HEALTH ADVISORY BOARD FOR USE OF REVENUE
SHARING FUNDS TO DESIGN A NEW COMPREHENSIVE PROGRAM
Supervisor McKillop requested that Dr. Enloe speak briefly on the
letter from Mrs. Virginia Murphy, which advises that the Mental Health Advisory
Board passed a resolution recommending that the Board of Supervisors use
revenue sharing funds to design a new comprehensive program, rather than be
used to expand any information and referral service now being offered.
Dr. Enloe said there was a problem with Mental Health Advisory Board asking
Mental Health Services for follow-up on the patients. There will be money in
the budget next year €or this. This is a tie-in with the Crisis set up.
He feels that Mrs. Murphy thinks that the program needs more-.than an
answering service or referral service. There are duplications as it exists
now, Matter discussed; no action taken.
74- 1877PUBLIC HEARING: PENTZ ROAD-APPEAL OP SUBDIVISION COMMITTEE DECISION
CONCERNING LOT SPLITS
The public hearing con~.n the Pentz Road appeals of Subdivision
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Committee decision concerning lot splits was held at this time. Brian
Rix, deputy county counsel, stated that they were prepared to go ahead with
this hearing but they would like the Board to entertain the thought of a
continuance for at least 30 days. Mr. Aisthorpe, attorney at law, would
like to meet with the people in the area.
Also, the State Board of Realtors will be holding their meetings
on Thurs~?ay and Friday, concerning these matters.
Hearing opened to the public. Appearing:
1. Mr. Palmer Hatch, attorney at Law. They concur with the
request for the continuance, but they would rather see it for two months.
They would like to be able to meet with members of the Planning Department
and the Subdivision Committee. Supervisor Gilman said he questions this
development in that area; he does not know if there should be a development
there or not.
2. Mr. William Spruance, attorney at law, representing Mr. and
Mrs. Olson. He stated he had discussed the~natter of a continuance with his
clients and they have consented to the continuance.
3. Mr. Phil Mace, attorney at law, representing Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Hagenbardt, Mr. and Mrs. Garner and Mr, and Mrs. Munjar. He said he
appeared for a different purpose than the other clients. His clients are innocent
purchasers, relying on the title companies to show up any problem areas.
His clients have no information to present regarding the appeals. They are
simply property owners that are denied the right Co secure a building permit.
Mr. Mace presented his case at this time. He said the sequence of events
regarding the violations, if violations exist, started before his clients
purchased the property. He said it is the duty of the County to record
notices of violations. His clients would not have purchased this property
if they had seen such, a notice on the title insurance. The clients are
not party to this appeal. He wou7.d suggest that this Board direct attention
to the plight of his clients as innocent purchasers,
Supervisor McKillop said he would like to have County Counsel
speak to this request. Nh•. Blackstock stated that one of the reasons that
they Have a notice of hearing 3s to give due process. He said he would
suggest that the County's method of handling this does comply with due
process. Mr. Blackstock explained how the County was handling the requests
for building permits. He said that if these buyers have a hardl~t-ip
situation they can apply for a building permit and have the Subdivision
Committee review the application.
Request of Mr. Mace discussed. Supervisor McKillop said he
would like to have the staff consider Mr. Mace's request,
4. Mr. Howard Johanson, Magalia. He stated that he had purchased
a lot in this area. He went to Planning and requested permission at a later
time to list the lot for sale. Mr. Johnson set out his complaint in this
matter.
Matters presented by those people appearing discussed by the
Board members.
Hearing continued to January 28, 1975 at 2:00 p.m.
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74-1878 PUBLIC HEARING: JUDY EBWARDS, PARADISE-PETITION FOR VARIANCE TO PROVISIONS
OF SECTIONS 19-10 and/or 19-12 TO PLACE MS28ILE HOME ON PRIVATE PROPERTY
The public hearing on the Judy Edwards, Paradise, petition for
variance to provisions of Sections 19-10 and/ar 19-12 to place mobile home
on private property was held as advertised. Howard Toussaint, Sanitarian,
explained this petition.
Hearing opened to the public. Appearing: no one.
Hearing closed to the public and confined to thel~oard,
On motion of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and
unanimously carried, the Judy Edwards, Paradise, petition for variance to
provisions of Sections 19-10 and/or 19-12 to place mobile home on private
property was al~foved f®r a period of one year, with the right of renewal
following a hearing,
7t'.-I879 PUBLIC HEARING: C-E BUILDING PRODUCTS, APPEAL OF DENIAL OF USE PERMIT:
CONTINUED TO DECEMBER 30, 1974
The public hearing on the C-E Building Products, appeal of denial of use
permit, was continued to Monday, December 30, 1974.
74-1880 PUBLIC HEARING: INTENTION OR CONFIRMATION OF PURCHASE OF DURHAM LIBRARY SITE
ADOPT RESOLUTION 74 160 CONFIRMING PURCHASE OF DURHAM LIBRARY SITE
The public hearing on the resolution of intention to confirm
purchase of the Durham library site was held as advertised. Nr. Nickelson
explained the background of the purchase.
Hearing opened to the public. Appearing: no one. Hearing
closed to the public and confined to the Board.
On motion of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor Cameron
and unanimously car7t'?ed, Resolution 74-160 confirming the purchase of
Durham library site was adopted and the Chairman was auti_s»rized to sign,
su~ject to County Counsel's approval and subject to the Auditor's approval
concerning funds for said purchase.
RECESS: 3:25
RECONVENED: 3:30
7t'.- 1881 MEETING WITH CHICO AREA PLANNING REPRESENTATIVES: RE CHICO AREA
PLANNING PROPOSALS., CONTINUED T0__DECEMBER 30th
T Chairman Madigan stated he had received a request to put over
the discussion regarding the ChLN area planning proposals.-over until,next meeting;il
was received from Fred Davis, Chico City Manager, and he stated that the
City of Chico had not been notified of this meeting. Mr, Nickelson stated
that that' had been notified. Chairman. Madigan stated that tll,e subject would be
put ovex::,tq~ December 30 for a,fi:nal d~e_i~ion.
Supervisor Gilman said he feels that there has been some
conspiracy afoot to have this matter put over until he is off the Board.
If he has some indication from the Board that, they will reach~a decision on
the 30th, he will go along with the continuance. He said there were some
people present that would like to be heard.
Appearing:
1. Mr. Bob Carr, Rt. 2, Box 5, West Sacramento Avenue, Chico.
He feels that the farmer always bears the Brun ~~ of these matters that
increase the tax base. He does not think another commission should be formed.
2. Mr. Jerome Peters, Attorney at Law, Chico. He appeared
repress*_'ing himself. He has a non-productive walnut grove. He explained
his reasons for objecting to this matter.
3. Claude Willis, Forest Ranch area. He spoke in opposition
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to this proposal.
4. Mro Bob Hyman, Bidwell Avenue, Chico. He does not think a
new commission should be formed; he would oppose the formation. He said he
had a request to present to the Board. About two years ago he requested
the Public Works Department to come out to his place to cut down .sAme of
the limbs of the dead walnut trees. They have cut some of the limbs but
there are still some that should be removed. He wanted to go on record
that he has requested that this be done. Mr. Castleberry said he would.
go out to the area and see what can be done.
5. Mr. Don Thompkins, owner of orchard on Bidwell Avenue. He
spoke in opposition to the formation of another commission.
b. Mr. Orin Stratton, Chico. He stated that the Butte County
Taxpayers Association opposed the formation of this commission. He said
he could not see any advantage to having this new counnission.
7. Louis Camenzind, Chico. He said he did not see why they
had to have another commission.
8. Mr. AYeans. He spoke in opposition to this new commission.
Time spent discussing the formation of such a commission.
Action on this proposal put over to December 30th. for final decision.
74-1882 REFER SALARY ORDINANCE AMENDMENT ADDING ONE SUPERIOR COURT
CLERK TO CLERK'S BUDGET TO PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT
The Superior Court has requested theCounty Clerk to add one
Superior Court clerk position to his staff primarily to handle juvenile matters
upon establishment of the third court. Request discussed. Mr. Bosworth
stated that the funds for the operation of the third superior court would
be contributed to the County by the State.
Request referred to Personnel Department.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by SupervisorCameron
and unanimously carried, the request for the salary ordinance amendment to
add one Superior Court clerk to the Clerk's budget was referred to Personnel
Department, with the request that it be brought back to the Board on
December 30th.
74-1883 DISCUSSION: CHERRY AVENUE ABANDONMENT RE UEST
Public Works requests consideration of the following proposals
rather than abandoning Cherry Avenue:
(a) Use of two alternate access points, Vance and Palm Avenues.
(b) Fish & Game proposes to .provide a;-^rking area on public
property adjacent to public access east of recreation pond.
(c) Fish & Game proposes to construct path from parking area to
pond (about 200 feet).
{d) Board direct Public Works to install lockable pipe gate
furnished by Fish & Game at west side of levee.
{e) County not abandon right of way but be able to remove gate
from right of way at west toe of levee at County's choosing.
Mr. Castleberry said the Board could either act favorably on
this or hold it over to December 30th. The.Bo.ara put this matter aver to
December 30th.
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74-1882 ACCEPT FINAL MAP HAGENRIDGE RANCHETTES
On motion of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor Ladd and
unanimously carried, the final map of Hagenridge Ranchettes (18 Lots on Keefer
Road and Hicks Lane, Chico) was accepted; no road or drainage improvements
were required as condition of approval.
74-1883 ADOPT ORDINANCES RE BUILDING, PLUMBING, MECHANICAL CODES, ORDINANCES
NOS. 1533, 1534 & 1535 & ADOPT RESOLUTION 7461, AESIGNATING DEPT. OF PUBLIC
WORKS AS ENFORCING AGENCY MOBILEHOME REGULATIONS OUTSIDE PARKS
Synopsis of ordinances regarding building, plumbing and mechanical
codes have been sent to Board members. Public Works request that these
ordinances be considered at this time. The ordinance regarding the electrical
code is being held off at this time.
On motion of Supervisor Ladd, seconded by Supervisor McKillop
and unanimously carried, the following action was taken:
I. Adopted the following ordinances, following the waiving of
the second reading of said ordinances, and authorized the Chairman to sign:
Ordinance No. 1533, amending Chapter 26 (buildings) of the County Code
1534, amending Chapter 28 (plumbing) of the County Code
1535, repealing Section 26-7 of the County Code and
enacting Chapter 26A of the County Code
2. Adopt Resolution 74-161 directing the Department of Public Works
to enforce Part 2.I of Division 13 of Health and
Safety Code relating to mobilehomes and
authorizing the Chairman to sign.
74-1884 APPROVE RIGHT OF WAY AGREEMENTS FOR SALE. RIGHT OF WAY ACOUISITiONS
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Gi1ma^
and unanimously carried, the following right of way acquisitions, agreements
for sale were approved, the Chairman was authorized to sign and the Auditor
was authorized to issue warrants upon demand of County's escrow agent: 1
Pentz-Magalia Hwy. Deward Ne1~
45471-74-1
Skyway 512b1-71-1 M. Corry
0.017 ac $229 No impr. $229
-0- -0- $400 $400
74-1885 APPROVE REQUES_T__FOR MAINTENANCE OF TRAFFIC SIGNALS
Public Works reported-that due to,extensive work renovating traffic
signals at Pearson and Skyway in conjunction with Skyway project by state
maintenance crews and higher costs of maintaining all other county signals,
DOT has requested an additional deposit of $3,500 to cover fiscal -,ear
1974-75 signal maintenance. Matter discussed.
On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor McKillop
and unanimously carried, the request of DOT was approved and the Auditor was
authorized to issue warrant in the amount of $3,500 and deposit with Department
of Transportation,
74-.1886. APPROVE USE OF ROAD RESERVE FUNDS FOR SKYWAY PROJECT. SEMI-FINAL PAY ESTIMATE
Clay Castleberry, Director of Public Works, reported that the semi-
final pay estimate in the amount of$11,000 is due and payable to contractor.
Progress pay estimates now exceed original contract by $31,000, of which
$20,000 was previously approved by Board, subject to BCAG approval. Since
Skyway is an approved SB325 project, Public Works recommends that the
contract appropriation increase be made from SB325 funding. Final costs will
be determined pending completion of ch ange order cost calculations and
measurements which will necessitate additional funds.
On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor McKillop
and unanimously carried, the Board authorized the $11,000 contract appropriation
increase and that it be made with regular .road reserve funds pending approval
of SS 325 funding appropriation increase by BCAG,
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74-1887 INFORMATION AND DISCUSSION ITEMS:
Clay Castleberry, Director of Public Works, reported on the
following information items:
(a) Bridge repair program. He said Public Works was working
on this program.
this time.
(b) State report - solid waste plan. This was deferred at
(c) Report on "Rules and Regulations - Rural Highway Public
Transportation Demonstration Program."
(d) Problems on Mangrove Avenue. Mr. Castleberry said he had
talked to the fellow that is tearing down the building and he told him he
would have to clean up the area. The man said it would be cleaned up in
about 10 days.
74-1888 DISCUSSION: BOUNDARIES FOR PROPOSED SERVICE ARFA N0. 53 UPPER RIDGE ARFA
Dan Blackstock, County Counsel, said that before Mr. Castleberry
leaves, he would like to have him view the proposed boundaries of County
Service Area No. 53. This is the service area requested to be formed for
fire protection in the Upper Ridge area. A map of the Kimshew Cemetery
District was looked at and boundaries discussed. Discussion was held;
no action taken.
74-1889 DISCUSSION: EXTENSION OF INTERIM ZONE TM-l60 (TIMBER MOUNTAIN) FOR
EASTERN BUTTE COUNTY
Jim Lawson, Planning Director, said that the interim TM-160 zoning
for eastern Butte County would expire January l5, 1975. He said it was
suggested that a public hearing be set on this matter.
Supervisor McKillop felt that the interim zoning should be
allowed Co expire at this time. Mr. Lawson reported on the areas that are
zoned TM-160, Most of the areas that are interim zoned TM-160 are being
rezoned. He said they now have a new zone called "The Commercial Forest Zone"
that has some options available.
On motion of Supervisor Y_clCillop, seconded by Supervisor Ladd
and unanimously carried, the interim TM-160 zoning for eastern Butte County
will be allowed to expire at this time.
74 1890 PUBLIC HEARINGS SET: PLANNING ITEMS
Public hearings were set for January 28, 1975 at 2:00 p.m. on
the following:
1. Evelyn Ruth Wilson - rezone from "11-C" (highway commercial)
and "A-R" (agricultural-residential) to "C-1" (light commercial) for property
on the southeast corner of Lower Wyandotte Road and Upper Palermo Road.
2. Norman Moralla - report of Planning Commission's reconsideration
of a denied variance to sideyard setback requirements to allow carport 1 foot from
property line of property zoned "S-1" (suburban) located on the west side of
Manor Circle, 75 ft. south of Lawston Drive.
rezoning request=
Discussed theBruce Martin, Planning Commission's report on the denied
rezone from "5-1" (suburban) to "AR-MH" (agricultural residential-mobile home)
for property located on the north side of Herrington Road, east of
Dayton Road. This has been set for hearing on January 14, 1974.
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74-1891 AFPROVE TENTATIVE PARCEL MAPS RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAL
Tentative parcels recommended for approval discussed. Supervisor
Gilman felt that the Leonard McKee property would have a sewage problem.
Map discussed. He requested that this map be put over to December 30th
so he can go over and look at .the area. No action taken on the McKee,
AP 39-24-10, two lots, south of Dayton-Durham Hwy „ across from Fimple
Road, Durham.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Cameron
and unanimously carried, the following tentative parcel maps recommended for
approval were approved, sub3ect to the conditions, with the note that
negative environmental impact reports have been filed on each map:
Zoned A-3 Jim Fukui, AP 36-24-'007, 2 lots, north of Oro-Bangor
Hwy., west of Wyandotte-N.iners Ranch Rd., Orovilie.
Engineer: Graves & Geddis
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 20.3 of the Butte County
Code, the tentative parcel map of the above property has been
reviewed by the Sutte County Subdivision Committee and the
Plannincj Commission.
The Subdivision Committee and the Planning Commission recommend
approval of the tentative map subject to the following conditions:
1. Prove domestic water or put statement on the "final" map per
the Ordinance.
2. Indicate a 25 ft. drainage easement for the Swale.
A Negative Declaration Regarding Environmental Impact was filed
with the County Clerk on November 18, 1974.
Zoned A-R Gary Ott, AP 36--14-34 & 35, 4 lots, south of Mt. Ida
Rd., east of Oliva Ave., Oroville. Engineer: Graves
and Geddis
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 20.3 of the Butte County
Code, the tentative parcel map of the above property has been
reviewed 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. Provide a minimum of 5 acre parcels, exclusive of rights-of-
way, per Health Dept. requirements.
2. Verify legal access, to Parcel 1.
3. Provide traversable access.
4. Indicate a 50 ft. building setback from the centerline of all
easements and Oliva Ave.
5. Pro~ride a road maintenance agreement.
6. Provide 60 ft. of access to the publicly maintained road by the
westerly extension of the 60 ft. easement from Mt. Ida F.d. to
serve the parcel or provide the required minimum of 65 ft.'
frontage with 60 ft. of access to the publicly maintained
road, Oliva Ave.
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A Negative Declaration Regarding Environmental Impact was filed
with the County Clerk on November 18, 1974.
7. Provide proof of water or place statement on map as set forth
in the Subdivision Ordinance.
Zoned A-3 Erna M. Wagner, AP 39-05-09, 2 lots, southeast corner
of Hegan Ln. & Bruce Lane, Chico. Engineer: D. R.
Roper
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 20.3 of the Butte County
Codes, the tentative parcel map of the above property has been
reviewed by the Butte County Subdivision Committee and the
Planning Commission.
The Subdivision Committee and the Planning Commission recommend
approval of the tentative man subject to the following conditions:
1. Deed to the County of Butte 30 ft. right-of-way from the
centerline of Bruce and Hegan Lane.
2. Indicate a 20 ft. radius return at the intersection of
Bruce and Hegan Lane.
3. Indicate a 50 ft. building setback from the centerline of
Bruce and Hegan Lane.
A Negative Declaration ??egarding Environmental Impact was filed
with the County Clerk on November 25, 1974.
Zoned A-2 Gerald P~tisner, AP 25-19-72, 2 lots,~east of Hwv. 99,
north of Ord Ranch Rd., rridley. Engineer: Edward
Hall and Assoc,
Pursuant to the rsctuirements of Section 20.3 of the Butts County
Code, the tentative parcel man of the above nraperty has been
reviewed by the Butt= County Subdivision Committee and the
Pla_*~ning Commission.
The Subdivision Committee and the Planning Commission recommend
denial of this tentative may duE to the fact that it does not
meet the Health Department requirements of the Subdivision
Ordinance, as .amended.
If annroved, the following conditions are recommended:
1. Verify legal parcel.
2. Indicate. a 55 ft. building setback from -the centerline of
HUry. 99.
A Negative Declaration Regarding Environmental Impact was filed
with the County Clerk on November 25, 1974.
Planning Commission, at meting of December 5,
tentative parcel man, granting a request for a~
size requirement of Ordinance, due-to 'the fact
have been developed for. years.
rage %+%~.
1974, approved this
exception to parcel
that both parcels
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74~~1g92 DISCUSSION TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP, J. J. O'CONNDR, RECOMMENDED FOR DENIAL
PUT OVER TO DECEMBER 30th
The tentative,,parcel map submitted by J. J. O'Connar, AP 66-43-08,
four lots, E1 Dorado Mobile Estates, north of Paradise Irrigation Aistrict, near
Skyway, was discussed. Planning Commission denied the map on a vote of.7-2.
Supervisor Cameron requested that action on this map be put over to
December 30, 1974. Put over to December 30, 1974.
74-~ REPORT TO BOARD ON LETTER FROM DR. EBIN INCREASE IN ASSESSMENTS
Dan Blackstock, County Counse, reported on the letter from Dr. Ebin,
who maintains that he did not receive notice of an increase in the assessment
of his property. The Assessor uses data processing procedures to make aut
these notices; the Assessor's office has no means of checking to see if the
card went out.
Mr. Blackstock recommended that the matter be referred to the
Assessment Appeals Board for hearing. It was suggested that maybe it should
be heard by the Hearing Officer. Letter referred to the Assessment Appeals
Board for action.
74 -189_4_ REPORT: LIST OF PRESENT LITIGATION _
Mr. Blackstock listed the present litigations being handled by
his office. Memo setting out these matters discussed; no action taken.
He said that the Board will recall that last year he had requested another
attorney for his office. He said this request would be handled if the
Board granted fiscal independence to the Superintendent of Schools.
Discussed; no action talcen.
74-- 1895 DISCUSSION OF MEETING TO BE HELD IN SACRAMENTO, ALSO REPORT ON CEMETERY DISTRIC
Chairman Madigan questioned County Counsel concerning a meeting to be
held last Friday. He called down on Thursday afternoon and was informed that
the City of Chico had called down and requested a cancellation of the meeting.
Chico has not withdrawn their appeal. The meeting is set now for January 3rd.
County Counsel was authorized to attend the meeting and report back to the
Board.
Chairman Madigan questioned Mr. Blackstock about his study of
the audit report on the Oroville Cemetery District. Mr. Blackstock said he
would have a complete report on the 30th of December.
74 _.-_1..8.96 DISCUSSION: PUBLIC DEFENDER CONTRACT
Dan Blackstock, County Counsel, set out the background of the
Public Defender's contract. His office has prepared some amendments to the
contract and they have mailed out copies to the Board members. He
suggested that the Board examine the new agreement and put the matter back
on the agenda for discussion.
Agreement discussed; cancellation provision set out and discussed,
Mr. Blackstock said that the only person that could determine that the contract
is being performed well would be the three superior court judges. They
could make the decision to cancel the contract. The contract is set up for a
threewyear period, subject each year to the Board budgeting for the contract.
Jerome 4larren, Public Defender, explained the increase in the
amount to be paid under the contract.
Supe:.-visor Gilman said he felt the County should ask for some
proposals. It was stated that if no one comes forward on December 30th,
1974, a decision will be made at that time.
Action on the Public Defender contract put over to December 30.
Chairman Madigan questioned Mr, warren about the reports on the
case loads of the public defenders. Mr. Warren stated he submitted them
monthly to the Auditor. The Auditor will be requested to supply the Board
members with copies o£ the reports.
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74 ~ 1897 DISCUSSION COUNTY MEDIGALLY INDIGENT FOLTCY AS IT RELATES TO INDIGENT
TRANSeI•ENTS AND INDIGENT ILLEGAL ALIENS
Mr. Mickelson said he had sent out a memo to the Board members
concerning the County's medically indigent policy as it relates to indigent
transients and indigent illegal aliens. He has had meetings with the local
hospitals on this matter. Mr.Mickelson said he feels that there should be
a Medi=Cal Reform Law. _
Time spent discussing how this matter should be handled.
It was felt that Dr. Enloe should work out a review procedure. The County
should not go into a full blown contract with the hospitals for the
handling of these aliens; it was felt that all the cases should be screened by
Dr. Enloe before payment is made.
Mr. Mickelson will have something back to the Board on
December 30th.
74-. 1898 APPROVE APPOINTMENT TO CHILD HEALTH AND DISABILITY PREVENTION
PROG_R_AM ADVISORY BOARD
Appointments to Child Health and Disability Prevention Program
Advisory Board discussed. It was stated that Pat Idarren did not qualify
for this Board.
On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor Gilman
and unanimously carried, 7u1ia Brown was appointed as a member of the Child
Health and Disability Prevention Program Advisory Board.
74~ 1899 APPROVE AP°OINTMENT TO THE BUTTE COUNTY MOSQUITO A$ATEMENT DISTRICT BOARD
On motim of Supervisor Gilman, seconded by Supervisor Ladd
and unanimously carried, Mr. T.A. Evans, Hagen Lane, was appointed a member
of the Butte County Mosquito Abatement District Board.
74- 1900 APPROVE WAIVING OF FIRST READING OF ORDINANCE AMENDING CODE::SECTION
20'22.2 MERGER OF NEIGHBORING PARCELS
Supervisor Cameron brought up the matter of Ordinance No. 20-22.2;
merger of neighboring parcels. County Counsel had been requested to prepare
something in clear language so that the department heads, would carry through
with the matter. Mr. Blackstock presented the proposed amendment to the
ordinance:.-,~ndment discussed.
On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor McKillop
and unanimously carried, the first reading of the ordinance amending Section
20-22.2 of Chapter 20 of the Butte County Code was waived.
y4-_1901 APPROVE APPOINTMENTS TO THE PARADISE MEMORIAL HALL COMMITTEE
On motion of Supervisor Cameron, seconded by Supervisor Gilman
and unanimously carried, the following were re-appointed to the Paradise
Memorial Hall Committee:
Sam Kennedy
Leonard EIIis.
74 1902 AUTHORIZING PLACING FUNDS OF RECLAMATION DISTRICT N0. 2106 IN INTEREST
BEARING ACCOUNT
Chairman Madigan brought up the matter o£ the funds that are
being held that were collected as assessments for Reclamation District 2106.
It was felt that the Auditor and Treasurer should be advised that these
funds should be placed in interest bearing accounts.
On motion of Supervisor McKillop, seconded by Supervisor Cameron
aad carried, the Auditor and Treasurer were instructed to place the funds
being held for Reclamation District No. 2106 in interest bearing accounts.
SUPERVISOR GILI~4iN ABSTAINED FROM THIS DISCUSSION AND FROM VOTING ON THE MOTION.
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74-1903 DISCUSSION ON VETERAN SERVICE OFFICER TO BE GIVEN TIME ON DECEMBER 30 MEETING
Chairman Madigan brought up the subject of the Veteran Services
Officer. He requested that time be reserved during the December 30th
meeting for discussion of this matter. Mr. Nickelson was report on Chis
at that time.
RECESS: The Board recessed at 5:40 p.m. to reconvene on Monday, December 30,
1974 at 9:00 a.m.
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