HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrd 468-482 ORUINANCK NO. 468
AN ORDIRANUS GANTINIJING WE PWITION Of QUITNISTRITIVE OIFICNH AND RQUELUGNATINU THE SAME'
Ala "COUNTY AVIKATTATIVN QFF!CMtn AND 00FINIQ THE NATUU1, DUTISu (liar RN31ghSID 111 T I
OF THE PUSITION, lNutdnioo UUMS io—viaUF,FTOTO PORCHA61NO WANT of on UWNYI OF NTS'
AND UMPEALING QUEER ORDINANal NDMIJAD 40 and 426, MITCH PIRTAINAD yu Tjdq U,p
J'aND JAITIL,;S 61 M TV A Or
I. PURPOOS AUD RREAL OF Flids XN jRDLMANCZS, Ordinances of Lhe CounLy Of Butte nuunbured
406 Dud 426 are horcuy rapealed mnd tho added purpose f th" QdKuwu is tO CmLhma the
POsiti0s, OF AlnkistraUivu 0friceir and redesLgnate &he Oame as "COUNTY ADAINT2TRATIYE UVFlcER-,
aud to define thu nawrq, duties and
Z UNRE OF P(lSIT110: Tko County Admin0tccot'va 0-'"-Ticer' olcoo3l Sularvise for QiE�
heard of A qoO,V-j,our, the alainistration of all County OfFicoo, deparLmonts, and institatimls
over which Lhe 300,U has reopanuibility and coulrol Lt6 Power oC al.q.u)iI�aamcmt. In
riddiLlon, tho COMY AdministraLive USicer shall
Board Q enVorce all rules and act +:a„ Offic,�r for the
Of t1w Board which it has the tor so
dounty "Vicus; defusr"ten" Eau SICAdve and uppautive.
&PPHL010A., iJ i"JIA, , nj My: Tho Kunty AdndrKLrakjve UfCj,,j,
shall m3vO such n Ir {a of "C"M 11nd cx�eriuwcu that he &jj p,,, ro
Of Public Dr bualnesu ndwiQutraLion and a particular kno"Jedbe of b,d,tj,,, purounnel, and e
purchnoint pracedureo, He ch"A be aPPOinted by n majoeriLy of Lhc Doavd uf Nupervisura at a
selar; be oe deLurmined by the Hoard, to shall servv nt We Plovuua.rc cl Of rho Board Lud muy by"
removed by a majorit, of thu n: rd at any regular meatin, of kh, provided that he Wnyll
Kvo at least 15 d,,,, oci, ,, Lu xymOvu him hefupo h% romoval tmemms
fInal" During this tuns he may be "Pevdad or relieved Of his dustier , by majcc-ity Oction of &K
JRJTEE2: Tho COunhY Pdminiubrative offjuer sh,jjP.
h,,,
dut1,,u--, eojncl
(a) He shall be responsible bw the KJAvOI K Suporviaors for As V M,,ty
in"tut"s '""Rd in McLljr 2 of tai Drdinance, EO oh,L]
also bc rro6ponmiblv lbr the coordinvG&V OF the work Of ail County o0joes, d,,,,t......
and institutiona, elecLive or nppoktive, in suchna,ar,(,a,!,rah,, az,, the concern and nosp(m�a-
sibillLy V tho Uoord of KupurvjoO,,, He amy maku such Otuaies nnd jnvostjgaLj,,, t,,, he
believes neconsory or nealrable, shall Miss Uny study or inveoUgaN,, th, Anani raTwatr
to shall also n.R. ........ the Hoard Lhak no owdnvo,, Will or(,asiklt., I'n 'grur'Ito-",
"ency and ecOoomy le "he SdAlLuistlation of Cminty afqj,,, TO eNable, him to carij ond,
theseas may r0quir(A revocorto from any OPMaw2 deparWwo; head, or
Nuead®
BaCore Sw suard Of dUPOVviscovs makeb any admjo,j,L,,tj,s to
depnrtmont, uP inohituLLun, the (Jounty Adadmiatrative GCMcer skoll
ctaaal
porsons lyr Love puyl.Uuu. to way leou0mmmid thaL Lhe Board suopond or removig yny
jmromn hold"rg any Kru0n hOlding an administrative pouiwun we'" 50 :Ward has the po�vx
tO
aa ,
and roomme, Uhmovu- he makeu such v recommeadnU00 Lh,
`ul'o v :�0E r d.
tj's r'�Oot to b�-� hPord by �,hc� .
The County Alhinistrativn nfCkor Rhall mainthin and dir(,�Ct, centreil
dervlc.O�,-,, that are approved and laaced in his charge by lbe En,,-ird, arc,ha a,,,
Prop5vLy asnaSauent, the use Of Off!W nPoollances and duplicating, control and assignmont
OV evxa h0loc, as tM uwY;qoom,, of auUmAlve or othcr )mij(a ecjuipa:sn-, and ccautoj 0
its Use. , re r
(d) The County AdmjnkLmive L)Gicer shall lbe ox.a0ficin Pray enflubil; Agent oC the County,
or Butte and, so such, he aaah mintain and diracL P Cur
all County offices, institutions and departments. He may make and enforce such rules and
regulations as are necessary to maintain and centralize a purchasing service.
The County Administrative Officer shall recciunend an annual. county budget. He shall
review departmental budget requests with the persons filing the requests. He shall enter his
recommendations for each departmental budget along with the requests. He shall review the
revenue estimates of the County Auditor. After the County Administrative Officer has sub-
mitted his recommended budget to the Board of Supervisors, the Board shall review his
recommendations and the departmental requests, make any changes believed to be advisable, and
adopt the preliminary budget in the manner provided for by law.
(f) After the final county budget has been adopted by the Board of Supervisors, the County
Administrative Officer shall administer- the budget and exercise curiLinuous budgetary control.
He shall review all requests for appropriation transfers and none shall be approved or
disapproved by the Board of Supervisors until he makes a recommendation to the Board. He shall
supervise expenditures of all offices, departments, and institutions, elective and appointive.
He may disapprove proposed expenditures whether or not they have been included in the budget,
but if he disapproves a proposed expenditure the person requesting expenditure may bring tile
matter before the Board for review. The County Administrative Officer may recommend to the
Board the establishment of a budgetary allotment system and such other expenditure controls
that he believes to be necessary or desirable.
,(g) The County Administrative Officer shall be responsible for the administration of the County ,
personnel program, including the Personnel Classification and Pay Plan. He shall review all
requests for position classification or reclassification and none shall be approved or disapproved
by the Board of Supervisors until he has made a recommendation to the Board on the position
involved. He shall recommend to the Board orocedures that he believes will result in a more
efficient personnel program.
(h) The County Administrat-ve Officer shall attend meetings of the Board of Supervisors. He
iliay participate in the discussion of any matter, but shall have no vote.
(i) The County Adr.,iinistrative Officer shall represent the County in its intergovernmental
relations.
5. This Ordinance shall take effect thirty days after its passa.i�e and before the expiration
of fifteen days after its passage it shall be published, with the narlies of the members voting
for and against the same, at least once, in the Oroville Mercury, a newspaper published in
the County of Butte.
ADOPTED AND PASSED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte, State of California,
on the 12th day of Janu.-xy, 1953, by the following vote.
AYES: Supervisors Lobdell, Parker, Polk, Squires and Chairman Pellicciotti
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
NOT VOTING: None
/s/ DAN PELLICCIOTTI
Chairman of the Board of
Supervisors of the County of
ATTEST: Butte, State of California
W. F. MATTI-2,WS, COUNTY CLERK
and Ex-officio Clerk of the Board
of Supervisors
By Isl Genevieve vines, Deputy Clerk
(seal)
0RDI,'\lANC' NO. 469
AN ORDINANCE AN,EIN)ING ORDINANCE No. 463 ydam AS'
11111 113ALARY 04DINANCE11
The BWMD OF C'UPERVIOuRs of the County of Butte, state of California, Do ORDAIN AS
FOLLOW0
1. That Section No. 7 of Ordinance No. 463, known as bhe, I'SiUary Ordinance", be
amended so Wat Lhe salary range numbers after the following class titles read as follows:
snaltarla[,� XU
County Administrative Officur 33
2. That there shall be added to Section 7 of Ordinance No. 46t kruam as the nalary
Ordinence", the 0110wing titlo and salary mase; number:
O.K.L. Public Healta Staff Nur Per 17.1
JuniOr P—lic Health Curse 18
ADOPTED AND PA53ED BY THE BOAaD OF qJPXRVjs3Rj of tho County of Butte, StaQ of California
on the Dud. day of February, 1953, by the following vote.
AYES: Supervisors Lobdeil, Parker, Polk, Oqub4B aM Chairman PeHimiomd
Noeu: None
Absent: None
This Ordinance shall take effect tnirty (30) days after its passage, and before the
expiration K fifteen (15) days after its papa it shall be publj-,.,�hed wita tllc,, names of the
mmabors voting for and against t1w same once In some newspaper publihed in the County of hjjtt(,a.
/s/ DuN
ATTEST.- ChainUan Df the Board of
W. F. MATTHEWS, Suporvisory; of uot.jyjty
County Clerk and ButUe, 'Jtate o[CalifDO&a.
ex-officio Clerk of
the Board of Supervisors
By G. Vines, Deputy
COUNTY OF BUTTE, OTATS UP =L&UtNIA
ORDINANCE NO. 470
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDININUM NO. 463, KNOMI AS Ito 'WkLal WMINKNOE"
Tlh, la ARA) 'DF SUPEH VISORS of the County of Butte, State ofCalif'urala, DO ORDAIN as fol3aws.
1. That Section No. 7 of Ordinance No. 463, known as the "Salary Ordinance", be ananded
so that the salary range number after the clas�; title �shaLl road as
DJRh;C'T'J.ii, (.)L" 3ANITATION 23,,
AWAT&D PhD PAISED by the Board of Supervisoru of the County of Butte, State K California,
on the 9th day or February, 1953, by the following vote.
A YES'- 3upvrvj--,ars Lobdell, Parker, Polk, Squires and Chairman Pelijeciotti
NOES: None
AHSENT: None
T6is Ordinance shall take offset thirty (30) days after it passage, and befure the expir-
ation of fifteen (15) days after its Passage it sb0l be published oath Um tones of the
members voting for and againnt tQ; same unce, iu sOn's newsPaPOr Published ir, the Counr y of BuGte.
Dan Pellicciatti
ATTEST: Chairman of the Board of
'51Hporvisca's ol, t1o" County of
W. F. MAIT HEM3, Butte, State of California
County Clerk and ex-oCCicia
clerk of the Board of SuVervisur�,�
By /s/ Genevieve Vines,
DeyWy Clerk
ORDINANCE NO. 471
ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 431
IT IS HEREBY ORDAINED as follows:
That Subdivision J of Section 61 of Ordinance 431 be amended to read as follows:
(j) DEAD-END STREETS - Where necessary to give access to or permit a satisfactory subdi-
vision of adjoining land, streets shall run through to the boundary of the property and the re-
sulting dead-end streets may be approved without a turn-around providing they are sixty (60)
feet in width, but in all other cases a turnaround having a radius of fifty (50) feet or
,more shall be provided.
This ordinance shall take effect thirty days after its passage, and before the expiration
of fifteen days after its passage it shall be published, with the names of the members voting
for and against the same, at least once in the Biggs News, a newspaper published in the County )
of Butte.
ADOPTED and Passed by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte, State of California,
on the 24th. day of February, 1953, by the followin" vote:
AYES: Supervisors Lobdell, Parker, Polk, Squires and Chairman Pellicciotti
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
/s/ DAN PELLICCIOTTI
Chairman of the Board of Supervisors
ATTEST: W. F. PMT"HEtidS, COUNTY CITRK of the County of Butte, State of
rind ex-ol'£icio ;Clerk of the California
Board of Supervisors
By /s/ Genevieve Vines
Deputy Clerk
o C 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O O O O O O O O n O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 C O 0 0 0 tl 0
ORDINANCE NO. 472
AN ORDINANCE CREATING TIE OFFICE OF COUNTY COUNSEL FOR THE COUNTY OF BUTTE, STATE OF
CALIFOR14I A.
The Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte do ordain as follows:
Section 1:
That the County of Butte has a population of more than 60,000 persons and is otherwise
qualified by law to establish the office of County Counsel.
( Section 2:
That the office of County Counsel of the County of Butte, State of California, is hereby
created pursuant to Section 27640 of the Government Code of the State of California.
Section 3:
That in accordance with Section 27641 of the Government Code of the State of California
the County Counsel shall serve for four (4) years from the time of his appointment and until
a successor is appointed.
Section 4:
That the salary of said County Counsel and any assistant, stenographic, clerical, or other'
help that may hereafter be provided for said County Counsel, shall be fixed by the annual salary
ordinance of the County of Butte.
Sectim 5:
That the official bond of said County Counsel is fixed in the sum of 0,000.00 and premiums
therefore shall be a charge against the County of Butte.
Section 6:
This�Ordinance shall be in full force and effect on the lst day of July, 1953, and, before'
the expiration of fifteen (15) days after its passage said Ordinance shall be published once,
I
with the names oP the muQn,,, votjkg f.br and against the ordinance, in the CHICO ENTERFRJS9�
a newspaper pubLinhed in the County of Butte,
AWPMD AN RASSED by the BOARD OF WERVISORS of the County of Butte, State of CalifDrnia
on Lhe 27tic &-ly of April, 195j, by .f Abe folloioling vo,[;e.
AYES 1 SUPERVISORS LOBDELL, PARKER, POLK, 13QIJIKE'E,3, AND CT1fdHD,AN j"ELLICCIOTTI
NONES: N 0 Rup,
ABSENT: NONE
NOT VOTING: NONE
/o/ DAN PSUICCIDTTI
ATTMT- Chniman of Ne Brown! of SuwrAsors
(-)f th(1, County cf Butte, htsa'Ge of
W. Q MATDiEWS, California.
Cauaq Me& "d e"Wior,)
Clark of the Boaxd of Supervj-,--ox,3
of the County Of Butte, State of California.
By GenevievH Vines, Deput,( Clerk.
COU�""TY Oi' BUTT'l, "P'I'TE CALTFMfl)T]h
DRDINANCE W. 473
AN OWNANCY VLAW THE 00WENG1aWN (W UPPIWAN AW) WWWYET; OW W COUWR DO BTFW�
AND HE41E/-JJ)X1 ALL
The Ward of %perviuurN or the COUnLy or BMW, SWo ot, Oa,iiCornia' (10 ardo-ln nr' .ch-]()Ts�
WMIaN NO. 1
SRjM—"11%. This ordinance Wall bu known a2 the 115-11arY and b(,,,
applicabLe to orricBrn ami en1loyeas whose 5alavlusarc ,jwt, the �3y
(x�r(j
e v count'
of Butte,,
SECTION No. 2
WTHLY GALARY SCALE. Me jollowirp, enlory lna shall apny fbr MWNmims AnQc"od
in Section, (.A) of thi,
Salary STEP
2 3 ;
0 5 8 166 175 1S5 195
a;) 166 175 ]E5 195 `)11
TO 1'l'5 185 195 205 2161
11 JS5 195 200 216 228
12 155 205 216 228 241
to 216 228 241 254 268
�15 g 241 254 268 2S)
16 254 268 1f' 298
17 2 6,, 28'
l 2Q8 315
18 268 283 29S 3 Q 332
19 283 298 315 3 3,"' 351
20 29f; 315 332 351370
21 315 332 15 1 370 391
22 33 2 35 L 370 E,l 4 13
23 351 3 70 y�l 413 1"'�6
?,IV 37() 391 b,:1-:3 14.:36 16(;1
25 �3 9] 413 436 469, 486
26 103 436 1,60 /,i�6 ��J 3
27 436 460 486 513 5,��2
2,� 1�6o ij��(, 5 13 542 573
29 406 513 542 573 605
30 513 542 573 615 639
31 542 573 605 61) 675
32 573 605 639 675
1 33 6o,, (139 67 5 '713 7"5 3
Sri3 4 63c� 67 5 71-3 75) 1793,11
. 675 713 T-,�3 7(,,10 6'1V I
34.E '713 753 79(" 041 80()
37 753 /'X, ySty:lb"s'9 939
38 '19b 84 1 8 8 9 939 ��92
j+(I 889 939 992 lus I M7
3 3 a2 1'11)4"3 I &07 1,69
MOTION NO, 3
3ALARY PITN PUR 1,1,A5111-01ED 01,111LUYEE'S'
(A) Yor Classes with Range Asuignmen!,a. Salary ran,!,,ps IAtxfaed in :;,ecyinyi 2 will apply tc,
classifications as indicated in the following table:
Salary Salary
Class Title Range Number Class Title Range Number
Accountant 22 Ferry Operator 13
Addressograph Operator 14
Administrative Assistant 22 Groundsman 12
Admission Clerk 14
Agricultural Commissioner 29 Head Cook 19
Agric. Inspector II 18 Head Jailor 18
Ambulance Driver 14 Head Nurse 21
Appraiser 20 Health Educator 23
Asst. Agric. Commissioner 23 Hospital Administrator 32
Assistant Assessor 22 Hospital Housekeeper 1.5
Hospital Physician & Surgeon35
Asst. County Counsel 20 Housekeeper 10
Asst. Dairy Inspector 18 House Parent 11
" Asst. Director Nurses 22 Intermediate Acct. Clerk 14
Asst. Purchasing Agent 22 Intermediate Clerk 13
Intermediate Steno-Clerk 14
Intermediate Typist Clerk 13
Bookkeeping Mach. Opr. 15 Investigator 21
Br. Library Asst. I 11 Janitor (Janitress) 12
Br. Library Asst. II 13 Junior Accountant 19
Bldg. Maintenance Plan 17 Junior Appraiser 18
Junior Clerk 11
Chief, Identification Bur. 21 Junior Librarian 17
Chief Stationary Engineer 19 Junior Steno-Clerk 12
Civil. Deputy Sheriff 19 Junior Typist-Clerk 11
Civil Engineer 28 Jr. Public Health Nurse 19
! Civil Engineering Asst. 22
Civil Engineer. Assoc. 24 Kitchen Helper 11
s Cook 14
Cook's Helper 12 Laboratory Helper 13
County Administrative Ofcr. 33 Laboratory Technician, I 15
County Counsel 29 Laboratory Technician, II 19
County Dairy Inspector 20 Laboratory Technician, III 23
County Librarian 23 Laundry Helper 11
County Livestock Inspector 25 Laundryman 14
County Probation Ofcr. 24 Laundry Supervisor 17
Court Clerk I 14 Legal Typist Clerk 16
Court Clerk II 16 Library Assistant 13
Deputy District Attorney 24 Library & Book Maintainer 11
Deputy Road Commissioner 31 Maintenance Supervisor 20
Deputy Sheriff 18 hlap Draftsipan I 19
Director of Nursing 25 Map Draftsman II 22
Director of Planning 24 Mapper-Plat Books 17
Director of Public Health 37 Matron 16
Dir. Pub. Health Nursing 25 Medical lecord Clerk 16
Director of Sanitation 23 Medical Social Worker 1.7
Election Clerk 17 Medical Stenographer 17
Engineering Aide 16 Nurse Anesthetist 30
Occupational Therapist 17 Sheriff's Captain 23
Office Appliance Operator 18 Sheriff's Sergeant 21
Social Worker, I 16
Parts Supply Clerk 15 Social Worker, II 18
Personal Property Appraiser 15 Social Worker Supervisor I 21
Pharmacist 25 Staff Nurse 18
Physical Therapy Technicial✓ 23 Stationary Engineer 17
Photostat Operator, I 12 Stock Clerk 14
Photostat Operator, 11 14 Storekeeper19
Principal Clerk 19 Supervising Public Health
Printing Technician 22 Nurse 23
Probation Worker, I 16 Supervisor, Juvenile Hall 15
Probation Worker II 18 Surgical Nurse 19
( Pub. Health Bacteriologist 23 Surgical Supervisor 21
Public Health Nurse 21
Tel. Opr. & Recep. I 12
Road Commissioner 32 Tel. Opr. & Recep 1l 13 ✓
Road Superintendent 27 Truck Driver, Hospital 12
Sanitarian 21 Under•sheriff 24
Sealer of Wgts. & Measures 21
Seamstress 11 Veteran's Serv. Asst. 1.7
, Senior Account Clerk 17 Veteran's Serv. Officer 22
Senior Agric. Inspector 20 Vocational Nurse, I 8
Senior App raiser• 22 Vocational Nurse, II 11.
Senior Clerk 16 Vocational Nurse III 13
Senior Deputy Sheriff 19
G Senior Engineering Aide 19, Watchman 13
Senior J anitor 15 Welfare Director, IV 27
Senior Librarian 20
Senior Steno-Clerk 17 X-Ray Tech I 14
Senior Typist-Clerk 16 X-Ray Tech.Il 16
X-Ray Tech.,III 20
W) For Glaose3 with NourLy Hato Tho ronowinQ 'C:.as ..L, ,�i
08t-bl isixed for houd y rl ted Wloyees and uaW be anQQ&RIc�, be tue pool bi(1�1�s
Hourly Hate
Rate Rate CLoss Mit
n Hourly Rae
11 rr "An Ra
to Me
Carpenter, Grado Ell 1.72 1.82 Equ-L,,,')aien t ()pr. Co�,, T!T 1.82 1.912
MrPenter Halpar 1.54 LK EMment Op" Gr T1 L 63
Truc�' DrLver i.Y2 1.82 Qu 1 Paten,t 0 on Mr. I 45h 7 A,
Loborov 1.54 1.64 Fiji, OpexTtor, Relief 1,20 1.
Senior �echanjc 1.82 1 ')2 PaixA 1,er,
Mahan M, 104 12),
e
I a2 L. Wtchmau Nonn 1.10
Machanic He I per1,/r. P u,4drrrn,'Nn, 1.72 3.82
Voraman 2M3 213
(W For Wouca with Flit Aosignments. Mary ratcy faa^ so fe7.0O3q; CM,WVp,t1 ,
Will q)ply Lndicat�"'d.
Va'o rit1p Ro Cloos TW u Rate
Agriculkwal %3MCW 1 n 25, Yn. ds
y
un: 2�y,8, Mo.
a U('"y J I P u LE E) -1(
K
J,�n itor,- 1 ''15 Y�o .l1 �'no.
Part-Lime 45. Mo
C""i toy'-()r'()Vj I In HeallAn T'e l,r., ecLy-'Mnn'l. p,-Ill ()rcav il
Library bselc (li,ac_,, 1 10 "'ecty-"'Menl
Libur,ar, Dr. Uuau�,(Ij �,,rks,, VOCoU]u-�,'DL _,Ialrse
30. No
1J:'u'ar,y Janicor-jdurqlsj,i U "jo. 30.
Libr,'iry 10 A0.
Livout(p,d,. 135 TIo.
Elactiarr. &VA10ra.
ac:;Lrur is havinq,, tj) ,,.rj .1,0d vote,., aaa>;G
Qqwmars L3 day
MerkB and Judges 10 day
Precl-net's )naving 101 to ;1'00 VoLe's a"r I t
HM V 0"We 1h day
ClurB nnd iudgo6 11 MY
Freeze" Mvixg 2M W AD VAMS CM,
EnspWor",-, 15 da,'i
CLorks and JUdgeS 12 day
I'PoCLIrCtL� 25I end ovor von e cast,
Inspecton,,,, 16 day
Wife Nod Judgv,,-.a 13 day
R0P§StvMti0H (,levkc 81 pwWffl�.
WTION NO, 4,
SALARTAS J? Mi TIVE MAMEM AM) S1 E.
,
A. ElonLlve OfMars. MeVvy ofilcoro shv31 llcaive aralual sninrios as indicated in We
foYaw0g Mblo
a' VA U1051, ANNUAL if W1
3wpwrv!Bnr 2,400
Ddstric't' Ittornoy "k PubIic 7,5 U0
SlarM and Coroner 7,200
Clark 5,400
AW it or, 6,600
Trensurcu Is
to,,
Rr'cJor(Rar 5,1(p)
Asgessor
;up,, ol sclaoo]u, (('Ounty ;h"j 7,100
Jaen r or your t JtuJ"?'e (County y;M0
Judges of JUMIC(",
I)is t
2,400
Wco Judicisi 01strAct 6,000
Duxham Judiclai oluLrict, 2,400
Gr id'le'y J12C1:iCjaJ1. Di ;trict 4,000
OrovilLa Judicial District 6,000
Faiadiso Judicial District 4,200
Constable=
Bi'�';Ds Ju'-'tiuial Di'nLrirt; wo
Chace Judicial Distrief, Woo
Durduim Judici,al D&WIct60o
Gridley Judicial DiMrict, 060o
oro,cl,I]n 11iatnjct 3,600
Mrani se JudVal Mtkc ' 3,600
B. Ulu. Or nqUVWls. The WIMM EIMP10YOW 0hal1 recolve unnual saLarivy as indjuataM
Court Reportez, As Oct by ntntute
Se a
rel,ar,, 3,900
lAw librarian 600
Assistant Law Librarian 300
SECTION NO. 5
ADMINISTRATIJN OF SALAHY PLAN, The Administration of the salary plan for the classificatoris
listed in Se(;U)rl 3 (A) shall be as follows:
A. New Employees. New employees shall be appointed a t the first step of the salary
range in effect for the class of position to which they are appointed. If a department head
is unable to fill a position at the first step, he may request autYrority to appoint at a
higher step of the range. The Administrative Officer shall investigate and report his find-
ings to the Board. The Board may then authorize appointment in a higher step of the range.
Whenever the Board grants such authority, all employees being paid at lower steps in the same
classification shall be given a special advancement to the step at which the new employee
is appointed.
B. Reemployment. A person reemployed in a class of position in which he previously
held perrranent status and f rom which he was separated in good standing may, upon recomraendat-
ion of the head of the department in which he is being reemployed and approval of the Admin-
istrative Officer, be appointed to the same step of the salary range for the particular class
of position as the step which he occupied at the effective date of his resignation.
C. Step increases within Range. At the beginning of each fiscal year all permanent
employees may be given a regular advancement to the next step in thou salary raq,,e subject to
the following conditions:
(1) The step advancement must be based on satisfactory performance and can be recommend
ed by the person's administrative superior--the department head or Administrative
Officer, whichever is appropriate--and be approved by the Board.
(2) A person who nas held a classification less than three months shall not be
entitled to a regular advancement;
(3) A person appointed above tyre first step shall not be given a regular advancerr,ent
to the next higher step until he has served an equivalent length of tune to what
he would have served if he had been appointed at the first step.
(4) Any permanent employee woo during the year was given a special advancement to a
higher step because a new employee was appointed above Step 1, as provided in
Section 5 A, shall not be given a regular advancement to the next higher rate until
he wculd normally have been eligible for a regular advancement if he had not
received the special advancement.
(5) A person shall hot advance to the fifth step until he has served two years in the
fourth step.
D. Salary on Promotion. An employee promoted to a position in a class with a hf
xcier
salary range shall receive the nearest higher monthly salary he would otherwise be entitled
to on the date his promotion is effective.
E. Salary on Demotion. An employee demoted to a position in a class with a lower salary,
range shall receive a monthly salary that is one rate below his rate before he was demoted.
F. Salary on 'transfer. An employee transferred to a position in a class with the same
range number shall receive the same salary he would otherwise be entitled to on the date the
transfer is effective.
G- Changes in Range AW—Una. The sWory of an employee who ins n porywaypt
in a cLays us catch is root loubed to a nuw aWnry rwqe w"ll hc d"armi"d vo MAI"s:
1) 17 Low coma 16 rcoil,lacoLed to a MEW rana, He wyloyee chn1l yTyrove the
rearM higher maimly salary over the ops o he wou d have otherwi�o,, beon entdL,led
to on (lot e tj'IC new anal.-Loi otiora i's� el'fecU�V'e.
(2) In case an omployoc in 61ready ,awj,L,, v. al acalK,,
Of the ap�,ruoriwtv range, in shall cunUsue Lo receive ouch salary up Lhe maximum
step in Lho new rmngn, whichover to the granter.
(3) I thn Claus is Mallcombad to n Lower salary r,' npu,�, tho sm7'oyc""' nha_ '] re" :;ive
the next lower nalary in tho now salari ranpe Lhnn hn would have otherwise been entitled
to on the data We new allocation is effective. IC the QWPIWen is re eiving N sw,,�,,ry
groa be r I i an than, maximum at up o7 Go a ppropri,_-A.,e his snJ cr,,' sliail I be meal (:,d
in Lhe uume rnWo as she an W ry range to which the class has boon reallocated beara to
the siclary ran, to widuh the Cluss was MAMM, allocated.
H. Adjustment Or War DeginnUb July 1, 1953. Adjustments in pay for the fiscal year,
hoginning Jul, 1, 1903 as authorized by WeLions 50 and 50 of W6 ordinance shall be limitv(l
by 1 r c. Co: lcow inp, pnntora,
(1) Anton rango end sLnp inensomeu shall not re,,ccod i,wo Ley rcteo or,
minimum of the ompLoyco,"s reeve i"'ang'e, ulhichever is
(2) Any person hired hotween July 1, 1992 mid Me 30, IM rat a rate ont is aurve
the first shop shall be continued at the rate he was fdrnd or be placed at the minimum
S&P Of by new range, whichever is greater.
1. Salary on Position The seinry K the incumbent of a position which is
McWsoiPied shall lo dwannoWd au Conllms„
(1) If—tho position in reclassiPhad so a clout which Is allocated to th, ,,, ,,,,y
raile as is Lam wass or the pouition Wore U was nu;"uvfQQ Moy susq( rtf tile
employnn sh"IT not chnnge, except that a normol fner'it i1'cr1S(,, ur-, Lo, Viewed.
(2) if the as y1tion is rMnswi rind to a class whtch in allocutnd U) a higher soinky,
range them, the class oU tie position oofnrp it one reeMs! CLed, the salary K the
ampLoyeo wal I be governed by Scc%im 5 D of this ard5cance.
(3) Ir the puMtLon is reclassifiod 00 a cless W"ich is allocated to as lower salary,
rango than the clau2 oC the position l,efore it was roclussirind, the salary of the
Wlojee ww"I I uut chalya unless such W a.ryr is greater than the maximum of the rnnge
in anic a coue the War, of ohn unployou shoi l, be ow&cad to Us WMj,,s &,,, Cc, th,
e
new classification.
J. Pay For TemporNry mid Part-time Ewpiki,ees, MyorwrY any parL-tlaw omployeea shall be
paid at the dnily or hourly rate that W the cquivalm of the Mob step v Uh, oRp—TV P404",
co Mich the alo,y - posDtian is allocated. Tha salary simil be computed on Lhe monthly
basis K 21 working days or 168 work1q, hours, whichever is approprinte. No tomporary at,
part-Umon amployeo shall be paid in any Unlao mumh Nn nmww. Wht in gmwwr t6m We mmtMy
rate Poo, Sop I oC the raQge L; thick Ws classification is asainel,lon pcovLAmH of tKis
suctionshal""OL apply to hourly raked classificatVas lfisted in Section 3B Q this ordinnnnp,
K. Pay For Hourly-rated Amployeao. The salrary plan ndminimplint for hourly-wed coployeni,
wwa in SwWw 31 M01 be as Collms:
(1) Acta "B" may, %ay Li new enlyew Met may be the wmmL paid Ir a TuMal
prnbMonnry purlod of 9U dnjo or Uxec cul,eud,"��r mow'jl"'i ti+ ascue,,,tairt ,'if theuti
M qual ( ie d to do dutics an auNigned und VWJ job respoWUMWes nu 1ted Lit
Personnel Classification and Pay Plan.
(2) Rate "Aft may apply to employees who have completed the probationary period and
whose services have been found satisfactory. The employee may be increased to this
step upon written recommendation of the department head.
L. Evening and Night Pay Differential for Hospital Employees. On recommendation of the,
Hospital Administrator, hospital employees assigned to duty on the evening or night shifts may
receive ti40. per month extra.
SECTION No. 6
CLASSIFICATION PLAN. The classificatiris listed in Section 3A constitute the Classificat-
ion Plan, originally contained in the IfPersonnel Classification and Pay Plan, Butte County,
California,t? dated 1950.
A. Class Specifications. Each classification shall have a written class specification
describing the duties of the position and the qualifications necessary for a person to hold
the position. Class specifications contained in the "Personnel Classification and Pay Plan
of 19,4011 shall continue to be in force after July 1, 1953. These specifications may be re-
vised or abandoned on recommendation of the Administrative Officer and approval on minute
order by the Board of Supervisors.
B. Allocation of Positions to Classifications. The number and classification of oermanent
positions shall be as approved by the Board of Supervisors in the Final County Budget. After
the Budget is adopted, department heads shall not appoint more persons to a classification at
any given time than the budget provides without prior approval of the Board of Supervisors,
except that with approval of the Administrative Officer, an appointment may be made to a
lower grade of an authorized classification without permanently downgrading the position
unless this is agreed to by the department head.
C. Classification Chan.-es. A departi.yient head may request that a position be reclassi-
fied if he believes there has been a change in the duties and na sponsibi lite s of the position,
Requests shall be made on forms provided by the Administrative Office. They shall be for-
warded to the Board with a reca-amenda-.ion by the Administrative Officer that the request be
either approved or denied. Whan a position becomes vacant and before it is refilled, either
a department head or the Administrative Officer may recommend to the Board that the position
be reclassified.
D. Review of Classification Plan. The Administrative Officer shall be responsible for
continuous review of the classification plan. He may review classifications and make reco-
mmendations on classification oroblems to the Board.
SECTION NO. 7
TE31,11S OF E1,1PLOY1,1ENT. The following rules shall apply to all classified employees in
the County of Butte:
A. Qualifications. Officers and employees holding positions upon the takin-, effect of
this ordinance are deemed to be qualified for the position to which they are allocated, sub-
ject to the right of the department head or the Board of Supervisors to dismiss any employee
in accordance with law.
B. Permanent Appointments. A new appointment or a promotion appointment to a classifi-
ed position shall be made by a department head. However, any person considered for appoint-
merit must have the qualifications described in the class specification for the position. The
Administrative Officer may review qualifications of prospective employees on the basis of
information supplied by applicants; or he may require written or oral examination. Appoint-
merits siiall. be made in writing on forms prescribed by U.,e Administrative Office copy
of the appoint:nerit signed by the department head and approved by the Administrative Officer
shn1l. be deldvared to Me Auditor be%xv payment is made Lo r,vy am.)Ioyeu occipth', a
Cled pnsitlon.
C. Tomparnry or Parwimo Appointments, HolonrlowanL AM ma, me&; toNwrbry or jort,
LAY awuAkwank; Own in aywoprintion Lbr "Mrn Delp" paii loan provided for in their,
rue ,r[, ;uc h appoin L mint N o in '1.:1. be ww e An WiLin if i,,, re A fblscLs pr''�,,cr 1 1 md 'lay thaa sJ,rs L j ve
J C f"i C i". t copy of Lim oppoinkment signed by UK dopurtmont honu and, oppinand hy Doe AM nUo.
wtHe OUN cor unaJ L be de Use rpd to Los AMU or More payment is made w my employno,
hold&Z a Wpormi-I appnintmenn. Where Akre is nure Ann one grade in a clasHirication, no
temporary or part-timu amployev Sall be appointed to a clandiAcKh, ;Imp inom .al v, or
grade I designatiOi. My PUPSUM Opplainl,ed to as tempornry work shall be alpointud in "a
eMssiftcation carrampondiNj to Lim AMim K M wris he Ly t(:> (jo.
D. Outside AMMAy. No Rill-Lime omplayeo on the Uounty any ocrnapstlon
or ounside notivity Men is Kiconja=Lo with his ongLoyment by 'Qe. CmmqAny ancoroll
anployea ongngh,; in auclo oncuoaLM ur ouLsidu activity for compan5ation skaLl Morm Lho
Ocard K 1womMorn oC Me time requi rud aid Lho misive of such tactt'ivi r,,y, sml tfie 13iard shvll
Jobarminn Schhor or nm such activi ty L, odU Aunvy smoonvis.
I Mhtwwme Muni ,:Loos.. In every case whereil,a11 cor t tnain nco I ,,, Cum J ol ed
Lxa nn
t.. an Mlowj ng amoun as she 11 be d echaco d V mri Lno s<;1-ary nutisorl zed Car the
F or J,u di v id w a I m mi3 5ti
Am (ulng& JULUD !or onnA
F. Vacations.,
(1) Mar An nnWho Of serAce each arMor and employee shaLl by enLitled
as -vauuulm K Five Ulath&Q/6) K a working &y for mob muMh of service.
(2) UnuseA vmcabLon may be accumulatod in a ww] of to. wro Unn 20
data, or Cmw Me"ar weaks,
(3) VacuKons nhall bo taken nk such thmes uo any be vpprvvNd by the hwdia
of tjlL
(4) No vacation „hal I ho all ownd Lo any pernon who is (Hsere Qr ;earl rrnm Minty
service (Jr'Pcauum
(0) A 1,5a°; about to resiot, about to rctlro nzWo is to be kid ON KWAut
fault m hipe.rn arK Me lata sr emwea vaDation Me to hin usAt 001 he in"d
for turn vacation on Loa KFactive Me oC such reaQwWon, retWemwt ar By-
M. Movar, on tqo recommendatiou of a denrUnoiO, head arioaclWT o, ia,;, a,apprcxvel,
o' i,ho OrMur, UnUB"d vo, it,,i,ou Limi-, clue he, ah[,Lllhi.kl frrxl wl
emplojen who reoigno Mthraut EMig two.eMs notAw 4 hie, de"runw? head.
0. SM honve wiQ Pay. Mor oix monnho of cyslwwun acrWen, cink offincr and
employne stall be entitled to one worling day of aich, wit,h pay for cac) vion(J, or
mnjnr Unction thornof served, up to mn accumuMed Mal of 60 workinS days. Sunh AS
lcnv(, ie�y c.-ix, he gioHLed only upon the muanwqndution of Lhe dquu"Awmt, hend in ux;Ne
A conafido Allnoss of m employee. A dnpnruawnt hewl or Me MiniNntra"ive Ufftcer�,
smy requiro uviaonce in tie lure or as physicianla ourtificate or. in, Ulac, aderivacy
1 OL Ve
of the neason An an empinsycols absence dunqng the ojm for Mah nick/is rcqueshod. In wc
ovenh aj empLoyen is ahHenk due to dioubUlty incurrud on My he im; uUAizn acnmuhAod
rich lanvo at An time A dioribiMy to cyapensate for the alfforence between Work=5,,
f,orlpsn ea ai-ni A J,i ,urw 00 UU UMMM6 and Mul py.
H. Absence Due to Death or Critical Illness in Family. Whenever any person holding a
positian provided for by this ordinance, the compensation for which is fixed by the month, is
compelled to be absent from duty by reason of the death or critical illness where death appears
to be imminent, of either father, mother, brother, sister, wife, husband or child, such person
shall be entitled to a maximum of three (3) working days absence with pay.
I. Overtime. The following provisions shall appy to overtime work:
(1) In the event an hourly-rated employee is required to work eight or more hours
in any one work day in a classification rated above his normal working classi-
fication, the prevailing rate may be paid to the employee at the discretion
of the department head.
(2)For other permanent employees, if in the judgment of a department head, work
beyond the normal work day or work week is required, he may authorize such
overtime to be compensated for in equivalent time off. In unusual circum-
stances, on the recommendation of the department head and with advance approval
of the Board of Supervisors, employees may be paid for overtime service at the
same rate at which said persons are employed.
(3) The maximum amount of equivalent time off for overtime permitted in Eny one
calendar year shall be ten (10) working days, unless otherwise ordered by the
Board of Supervisors.
(4) No department head may employ a person from outside the service of the County,
or from outside his department as a substitute for a regular employee who is on
leave of absence with pay on account of overtime service, nor shall any depart-
merit head assign or transfer any person within the departmert as a substitute
for any person who is on leave of absence with pay on account of overtime
service, where such person assigned ortransferred receives an increase in pay
as a result of such assignment or transfer, it being the intent of this provisiDn
that where persons are allowed time off with pay for overtime service the depart
merit must perform the work of such absentee without additional cost or expense.
J. Holidays:
(1) Monthly rated employees shall have time off with pay on those legal holidays
designated by law or by proclamation.
(2)
Road department employees paid on an hourly basis shall nave the following
holidays with pay: New Years Day, Memorial Day, July Fourth, Labor Day,
Armistice Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas.
SECTION NO. 8
REPEAL OF OTHER ORDINANCES. All ordinances and resolutions inconsistent with the provis-
ions of this ordinance are hereby repealed effective July 1, 1953.
SECTION NO. 9
SEPARABILITY. If any section, subsection, paragraph, sentence, clause or phrase of this
ordinance is, for any reason held to be invalid or unconstitutional, such invalidity or uncon-
stitutionality shall not affect the validity or constitutionality of the remaining portions of
this ordinance, it being hereby expressly declared that this ordinance and each section, sub-
section, paragraph, sentence, clause and phrase thereof would have been adopted irrespective of
the fact that anyone or more other sections , subsections, paragraphs, sentences, clauses or
phrases be declared invalid or unconstitutional.
SECTION NO. 10
EFFECTI'1E DATE AND PUBLICATION. This ordinance shall take effect 30 days after the date
of its adoption and shall be operative on and after July 1, 1953, and before the expiration
Q 15 aqz G tar its passaan shat I bo published once 'with Un ymns oF tk; mmMrN =&, %:�.-
and up Ins t Lhe .w rete in Lin OR JV I UX MER CU Ey as nenlop'o,')er pu'5 I ! inn oaid Cca 1, 13 lit Lc,.
ADOPTED AV PISSED by the BOARD OF W=RVISORN K tA NUMT OF BUNt State of
Cal L t'orrJ.a, on, the 25 th (bay- 01 Mny, i.9,`3 .
5upet-v!.r,()rtI Lobde3h, Parker, Jhalk, Quirps and ChNirman Pollicciotti
NOES: N mi e
y S 5,ty N9' !care::
NOT VOT1NG; None
/a/ DAN nuaccic,r°�,.[
Chel.rm,un or Lle ',ck�ard uf 'Juporvisor!,,
of the Coufaly of jluLte, S'tab, of
Onli For rAn.
C"JUN'I'A (s LN;HK
AND 01 "11", 1300,0, l)F
SUPERV12ORK.
/s,/
Doputy Clark.
COUNTY OF BUT1'�, '3T111,, JP CAA !1 JlIN1.0
ORDINIINC;11' NO. IP74
AN ORJtNYNC'1,,, 1J!EJ1,Olf11,1G ObBlNIN("I'll, lqo« 473
OF TIE COUNTY OF i'1Y,`TE OF CPITFC)kN1:A
KNO'��N A.S,' THE "SA1,AVY ORDIPIAOCZ"I OF THF,
COUNT! OF BUTTV FJR TM I F(SCIL YVAR 1953-54
WHEREAS, the BDard of Supervisors oC the Gounty Of BUtte, 3tElte Of Cb)J.AfQ1`nia, did, on
the 25th day of May, 1953, pass and ado, Ordinance No. 473 known as the "Salary Ordinance"
of the County of BuLtu, State of California, for the fiscal year 1953-54, and
WHEREAS, it is now necessary to add a certain posiLlon. maid classifIcation thereto, the,
Boaxcl of Supervisors of Ve County of Butte, 6tata of California, do ordain as &13ows�
That Ordinance No. 473, secLion 3, sub-paraMmo "" sludl be amn&d to aild to
followixg:
Qlaspa Title Salary Range
AsHistanL County Clerk. 22
Ibis Ordinanen shall take effect, th�xty (30) (Ian s, nfter the date of its, ndopt-,Jon, and,
before the expiratiun of fifteen (15) days after its passage, shall be published once w!Lh
the names of the members voting for and against the same, in The Paradise Post a newspaper
published in said C(.)unA.j (YL' Butte, St&te of Cal.-,forn:a.
ADWIND ANI PAIED by the Board of Supervisors of the County K' BwUe, StaW of Califarnia,
on Uhe 22nd. day of June, 1953,
Ayu,s; jupervisoxy Lubde,13 , Parker, Palk, SWIres and Chal.rinan llellicclotyi
Noes: None
Isl DAN PELIZOUIOTTI
ATTEST: A. F. MATTHEWS Chairman of the Board
COUNTY C1,Q-IK AND h,;X--0FFIC10 of Supervisors of the
CLERK OF THE K)PRD OF County of Butte, State of Cailiforni.a
/s/ N WNES
Deputy
ORDINANCE NO. 475
AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNTY OF BUTTE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ADOPTING A ZONING PLAN, TO BE KNOWN
AS THE BUTTE COUNTY ZONING ENABLING ORDINANCE, BEING THE LAND USE UNIT OF THE MASTER PLAN OF
SAID COUNTY: SPECIFYING THE PURPOSES AND THE EFFECTS OF THE A11PTION CF SAID PLAN WHEREBY
VARIOUS DISTRICTS MAY BE ESTABLISHED IN SAID COUNTY: SPECIFYING THE PROCEDURE FOR THE AMEND-
MENT HEREOF: REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR PART OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH: AND PRE-
SCRIBING PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF ANY OF THE PROVISIONS HEREOF.
The Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte, State of California do ordain as follows::
SECTION1. ADOPTION OF ZONING PLAN.
1.1 There is hereby adopted a zoning plan for the County of Butte, State of Cali-
fornia, said Zoning Plan being a Districting Plan as provided by law.
1.2 This ordinance shall be known and cited as the "BUTTE COUNTY ZONING ENABLING
ORDINANCE."
SECTION 2. PURPOSE OF ADOPTION OF ZONING PLAN.
2.1. Said Zoning Plan is adpted to promote, protect, and secure the public health,
safety, and general welfare, to provide the social and economic stability of agricultural,
residential, commercial and industrial areas resulting in an orderly and beneficial, dovelo-o-
ment of the county and the areas therein.
SECTION 3 EFFECT AND NATURE OF ZONING PLAN.
3.1 To include all of the unincorporated area of the County of Butte in the IIA-a
District, within which district NC RESTRICTION WILL BE IMPOSED,
3.2 To provide the procedure whereby various areas in the County may secure detailed
zoning.
SECTION 4. ESTABLISHMENT OF DISTRICTS.
1+.1 The classes of districts and certain combinations thereof may be established by
amending this ordinance insofar as the designations, locations and boundaries thereof are set
forth and indicated by written description, or on various sectional district maps which here-
after be filed and adopted, and which show the designationsv locations, and boundaries of cer-
tain of said districts. Said maps and all notations, references, data and other information
shown thereon shall become a part of this ordinance.
THE FOLLOWING REGULATIONS SHALL APPLY IN THEIR RESPECTIVE DISTRICTS
SECTION 5. "A-11- DISTRICT - All of the unincorporated area of the County of Butte within
which district NO RESTRICTION will be imposed.
SECTION 6. "A-2" DISTRICT - This districtis for all uses except the following for which a
use permit is required-.
(a) Junk Yard.
(b) Commercial dumping and disposal areas.
(c).Commercial distillation of bones, or slaughter houses or commercial livestock feed yards-
(d) Country clubs, golf courses, and drive-in theaters.
(e) Auto wrecking yards.
(f) Commercial kennels and small animal hospitals.
(g) Trailer Cotrts.
(h) Cemeteries, mausoleums and crematoriums
SECTION 7. IIR-111 DISTRICT - This district is for single-family dwellings only, and the foi-
lowuses are Permitted subject to securing a use permit in each case:
inM Country clubs and golf courses.
(b) Public and quasi-public uses.
(c) Professional offices.
SECTION 8. "R-211 DISTRICT - This district is for two-family dwellings, and all us permitted
es e mitted
in IIR-l" Districts subject to the securing of a use permit for any use for which a use permit
is required in an 1IR-1" District.
SECTION 9. "R-311 DISTRICT - This district is for multi-dwelling units and all uses permitted in I
"R-l" and IIR-211 Districts, subject to the securing of a use permit for any use for which a use
permit is required in any "R-211 District; and the following uses Permitted subject to securing
a use permit in each case.
(a) Hotels, residential clubs and lodges.
(b) Hospitals, rest homes, sanitariums and clinics,
(c) Motels.
SECTION 10. IICII DISTRICT - This commercial district is for wholesale and retail stores and
shops of a commercial character and conducted within a building; multiple dwellings are per-
mitted- and the following uses subject to securing a use permit in each case:
(aJ All uses permitted in "R-l" and IIR-211 Districts.
(b) Public and quasi-public uses.
(c) Automobile courts and trailer camps.
(d) Bottling works, cabinet shops, contractors yards, lumber yards, plumbing shops, welding
shops7 warehouses, and other uses of a similar character.
(e) Manufacturing of clothing, handicraft products, and other light manufacturing or in-
dustrial uses of a similar character.
SECTION ii. I'M" DISTRICT - This district is for general industrial uses in which all commercial
: uses are permitted; and the following uses subject to securing a use permit in each case:
(a) All "R" Districts uses.
(b) All usesforwhich a use permit is required in the "A-2" Districts.
;. SECTION 12. NON-CONFORMING USES.
12.1 Any building now used for any purpose inconsistent with the Provisions of this
ordinance may continue to be so used, and may be reconstructed or structurally altered subject
Tito the following regulations:
(a) No non-conforming use shall be'enlarged without first securing a use permit.
MOM 13. USE PERMIT.
13.1 Use permits, AM may bo ruvocable, condIttonal ov valiU for a term.p.,&o.d.,
may be Issood for any uses or purposes Par Muh such par mW are rejArml by Ne Arms of
this ovdinance.
23.2 Application for a use yermit ",hall Im made to the Manning Commission in writing
on an form prescribed 1W the Commission and shall be accompanied by plot plans necessary to
chow dotails of the proposed use or building. Such application AM be accompanied by a fee
of ten (30) dollars ba be deposited in the County General And, no pwt of Mch para 11 be,
tostarnsblo to hhac, ap.plicant.
13.3 The Planning Commission may hold =ach hes.rhigs lthoi-,,eon as, may Ne rl�,-,�oossnry,
T3.4 The findings of the Plannlrq_', Cor�nlsu,,.Aon he thn.t the or Oper-
ation or them use, applied for will or will nokunder the Armasshmmes of Gm paxbimular cane,
comply ON the provisions of Section 2 of this cadixamce.
13.5 Any pernon not lis d. wiaof
th Me pct the Planning Commm
ission ay within
ten (10) days appeal In writing to An Board of Supervisors. A copy of such appe;O shall be
submitted to the Planning Commission. Said Board of Supervisors shall render Its decision
within sixty (60) days after the date of filing of suds, appesJ.
33.6 RevocatIOD
(1) In nny case, Were the conditions of granting of a use permit have notor are
rat compiled gra th9 the Planning Commission shall gie p
vthe ermittee a ten (1 Coe) days
notice to comply. If at the end of said ten (10) days pprloa the permIttee still
rans or refuses to cwTi.y Mh We provisions of the use arm!L5 Wo Conmisslan shall.
havu the right to revoku same. Such revocation shall be hbjeK to Me right or
appeal in the same manner as seb forth in L,kostion 13.',-' of this a-rolinance.
(2) In any case, where a use rwmit has not been used vithin one (1) year after the
date or Craving thereof, hhe uRe permit granted AM he automatically null and void.
SEMION 14. PRXEDIRM VOR PRUCISS ZONINO AN'D
14.2 This ordinance maq be aine-nded W WWI& MW zoning districts or to change
district boundaries only by means of the foliar ing Procedure:
CQ Woh amen,mean L Pnay fan ltlted onIV by a cartifi ;eh patition of n0hy (60)
porcent or mom of the owners or property nffe u'twl lr„" "n:r pryssed mrendm,,,nt.
1012 PuWla Hoarings.
CI) The Manning Commission shall hold two U? pO21c ImaArgs cm wq proposed
aMPAMM, at 1PRO ten (10) d2syg ap"Irt, nn'l shnll gl'vcn()t'fCP- thF,1T'(--('1' by 'Rt: 11-,nSt
or, publication in a npwspaper A genoral Mrailation wihhln M affRMY arnp W
the Onunty at least ten (10) days prW to nadi of sudi hearlygs.
(2) In case the proonsed amendment consiMs of the est,,,-i.b1Ashn-ent of of
Mundarles K any zoned district, As Planning Ccvnmissdon post an additional
notice oC thn time and place of such hearings, and oC the date of eada K w� icki
Tuarines, along the street or roads uan or ahuting tho property proposed to be
Massified or roclasoMed.
34-3 Action of the Planning Commission - Following the mforesaid hearings the Planning
Mamission shaD submit a report of its fincLIngs and a sum.mn.:ry of the hearings, together with
its recommendations Mth respect W the proposed amentnent, to I Board of Apervisars,
wlthln ninety C90) days after the date of the Mr of said hearings.
A)VASAian by W Board or ��, -vlsurs - Upon rocclpL of such report from Lho Men-
M1 Commission, Kh" Duard of Oupervisovs all M the mWer for puldin homriij unO shall,
give aotice tharecP by one pablication in a ne=aper of general cirWation WAY the dP-'
fochad arca of the County at loust tun C30) days prior to owK bewlmg. WOW :Anety (90)
days Vrom the date of receipt of M Planning Commission's rapcK, alae, Board of Suporviacr�s
may adont the proposed amendment or any pnrt thereof. If no Wien take�,n withj,,,,,�� sa]d
Z90i Us Me petltlon shall le void. Aqy pubition for an amendment may he withdrawn
upon the vritkn RITAcahlon of a majority or all The persons who signed such pebiti_rt A
any time prior to the hearing lr,efore VA.'Ie of Snp',srvlsorm.
SECTION 15. PENALTIES AND MUFORCEMENT OY ZONING PLAN.
15.1 Any person, firm or corporgtivan violating any provision of this ordi nence
AM be guilby of n misdemeanor.
15.2 The use of any property or bulTaing in vidhaion of 10o Laos Wrecy is Tareb,",
declared to ie a public twisance and may be abated W the manner provided by law. Tho perl-
Miss ubove described shall uoL he deemed to abrogmte, llmi.t of,� anrn:ul, l:,ho right to enjoin
any Dse in violation of the or dAmme or to alate sme by A&I aMon.
SECTION 15. VARIANCES.
Wre hardl 1p non be shown ly Lbe proporty ow"r in mactAl the MwAaWs of this
ordipmnue, on conditions exist which mate compliance with any rule impracticable, tho Plan-
nine Commissinn may recommend Lhp Board of Apero
visrs o m
toWy or amend any minimum re
quiroment met fnrhh in this as, to snl-d pr,')perty,,
&ECTIM REPc`0,INTGa
Illi ordinances or parLs or ordinances of said Cowly in cmnkh Mh Ws or0runce,
to the extent of.' si,:ich and no ru.rtl�ier, ar,., here'by
SECTION 18. VALIDITY,
Q any sucklon, sub-seeMon, sentence, clause, or phrase of -l'o pot-
wV r-evarn WA by a comt oV emTKeM jurisdicilin to to invalid, sodi decision &W not
affect the valLd!Uy K the rernaindng of f1is
SECTION 19. MOTMENT.
This urd!Hunue shall be arA is hereby doclared f-,o 1>.,, in ru"Ll Lorcet ,and effect Prom
and Ater thirty (30) days arter him Oahu of W saes sHmge.
Hegu3nrly passed and Mpted by the Board of AymMms of Mrs KwAy ef 1`ciW9
Rato of TaMorniol bhjn 3°a, t, day of yuagust, 1.
, ky, thu., Colluwin,,,, vote:
AYES: Supervisors Lobde3l, Parker, Polk, Squirou and Chairman PcIlicciotti,
NOES: None
ARSENT: Nonr�
,fail DAN MILIVIOTTI
crr thf--; floar(i of £`;ipa rvjsoro
of the (.,nunty
4, F% 11/TTHE�WS, County ('AIerk
13-
y /s/ Gl' lli,'VIEYE V.D�,TNES, I)epu-ty
ORDINANCE NO. 476
AN INTERIM ORDINANCE OF THE COUNTY OF BUTTE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA
ADOPTING A ZONING PLAN FOR A PART OF SAID COUNTY AND PRESCRIBING
FOR THE PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF THE PROVISIONS HEREIN.
The Board of Supervisors of the:County of Butte, State of California, do ordain as follows:
I
ZONED AREA
The hereinafter described area situate in the County of Butte, State of California, shall!'
be zoned as an "A-2" District as hereinafter described and subject to all of the restricted
uses applicable to an "A-2" District, said area so zoned being located near Oroville, California
as described and enclosed within the red lines on the attached map and said map is hereby in-
corporated in and made a part of this ordinance.
II
REGULATIONS FOR "A-2" DISTRICT
This district is for all uses except the following for which a use permit is required:
(a) Junk Yard.
(b) Commercial dumping and disposal areas.
(c) Commercial distillation of bones, or slaughter houses or commercial livestock
feed yards.
(d) Country clubs, golf courses, and drive-in theatres.
(e) Auto wrecking yards.
(f) Commercial kennels and small animal hospitals.
(g) Trailer Courts.
(h) Cemeteries, crematories and mausoleums.
III
ENFORCEMENT, LEGAL PROCEDURES, PENALTIES
1. Any person, firm or corporation violating any provision of this ordinance shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor.
2. The use of any property or building in violation of the terms hereof is hereby declared
to be a public nuisance and may be abated in the manner provided by law. The penalties above
described shall not be deemed to abrogate, limit or annul the right to enjoin any use in vio- !'
lation of this ordinance or to abate same by civil action.
3. Any building now used for any purpose inconsistent with the provisions of this ordi-
nance may continue to be so used, and may be reconstructed or structurally altered subject
to the following regulations:
(a) No non-conforming use shall be enlarged without first securing a use permit in
the manner as set out in Section 13 of the Butte County Zoning Enabling Ordinance.
4. No property or building not now being used for a purpose included in subsections
(a) to (h) in paragraph II above shall be used for such purposes unless a use permit is secured
in the manner as set out in Section 13 of the Butte County Zoning Enabling Ordinance.
5. Where hardship can be shown by the property owner in meeting the standard of this
ordinance, or conditions exist which make compliance with any rule impracticable, the Planning')
Commission may recommend to the Board of Supervisors to modify or amend any minimum require-
ment set forth in this ordinance as to said property.
6. This ordinance shall be and is hereby declared to be in full force and effect from and
after the date of its passage until such time as it has been regularly determined by the
Planning Commission and the Board of Supervisors that the property owners in said designated
area&re or are not entitled to "A-2" zoning as requested by their petitions which have been
duly submitted to the Board of Supervisors.
7. This ordinance is made effective as of the date of its passage for the immediate
preservation of the public peace, health and safety, and that a declaration of the facts
constituting the necessity for said ordinance to be immediately effective is as follows:
That in accordance with a zoning enabling ordinance which has already been adopted by the,
Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte, and which will become effective thirty days after,
the 31st day of August, 1953, and,
WHEREAS, pursuant to said Enabling Ordinance petitions containing the signatures of sixty'
percent of the property owners within the proposed zoned area have this day been filed with
the Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte, and
WHEREAS, said Board of Supervisors has been informed that the establishment of a cemetery'
within said zoned area is contemplated and that if so established said cemetery would be
detrimental to the immediate preservation of public peace, health and safety.
The adoption of this ordinance was moved by Supervisor Squires seconded by Supervisor
Parker and duly adopted and passed this 8th day of September, 1953 by the following vote:
AYES: Supervisors Lobdell, Parker, Polk, Squires and Chairman Pellieciotti
NOES: None
Absent: None
/s/ DAN PELLICaIOTTI
ATTEST: W. F. MATTHEWS, CHAIRMAN
County Clerk and ex-officio of the Board of Supervisors,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors County of Butte, State of
California
By /s/ G. Vines, Deputy
ORDTNANUI, NO.
AN OF 1-5] COUIY Co' UP, Carl LI zOINL"C'
& PORTION 04 Shin CCUNTY PUKhANT TO RXINTING ORDITANCE NO. 43r,'
OF SAT U COINTY, IND AMEYTINO SAIn OdDINANCE:
Thn Rnnrd W %parvimrs of the Cramig of Intin, Onto K Ralifurnta, under and pursuant,
Wo Ordjuance No. 4?5 of said CouiLy, being the Znnirg Nawb]YE Ordinanne of said County, do
ordnin as rollows:
Section 1. The hanninTolow-6escrOud area situated in the County of BuLts, Wt.; of Callf-
ornia, shall ba and 1 t !a hereby zoned as a modified "R-1" d!sA!V, as auch "TO" dAtAnt is
defined in said Zoming EnabUnp ordinanou, and with Lho udni tional peywitted uses as W forth
in 5"Unn 2 herucif, Lo be subjuK Lo the mOrIVIons and rwtAuQd uses upplAwlQu to an
W-l" district as so dKinsa as as so mud iClcar herein, said avaa so zoned being PRrOculmly
described as Follows:
That nortuin aren nenr the Clift' or Chico, BuUe Cwnl, CAAArn-14 WoUcalal,ly
doscribod no Pollows:
Cwnwvt T at thn Marthpash cnrqor of Let IP or Bidwell 's PIK f4hdivisinn, thuncc
Snuthcast in the Smitheast corner of Lut 12, thence `,.,outhvjcst alojag back of Inta
12 to 5 to the intersection of the back line or W 5 and the EW 10o of LK 3, thence
Southeasterly alnrl East 1W oV W 3, thence al-9 the soupharn porUon of Lee East
line of Lot 3, and uUng n prolougation of that line South 5 Q Met to a phoWt Avere
sych prolongation intersects the North bank of the South Fork of Dak Homo 82meq thence
Westnr3y following the North bank of thu South Fork of Deand Ename Shru& =d DeR !Qrse
Slough to n poAnt where Dead Horse blough .r or tho common Line of Lots 8 and 2& at'
Humboldt Subdivislon thence North by Northwest along the center block line of Humboldt
Subdivision between Forest Avenue and E2 Monte Avenue and the extension thereof to We NurUn
Kee of East Eighth Street which is also the SouLh buundary of BI.W21 Krk, thence in a
WrLhuasLuvly d1rucLUn along the QuQuou boundary lime of Bidwell Parn, Lu, a, puint, appro-
cimately dun North of the Northeast corner of Lot 12 of Didwell's 210 Gubdivisian, Weace
Sh across Nast Eighth Street be the said NarthooK corner of Lot 22, to the point of
beginning.
SEUTTON 2. The roplations applicable no We disWct so mneQ as proAded in the
said ZoKng Enabling Crdinancn, are restnted as Collows t
Thn district shnll ho Var singl"-fmarily dwnllhTs only, majmt tea tho NOWAIC
additional uses apon the securing of a use permit in each case.
(a) Cnunt-ry clubs @ndl gol r coursn".
(b) Publlc, nnd qunsi-puhUc �jses.
(c) Professional off tree;,
Reforencu is mado to the said Zoning Enabling Ordinance for all provisions applinatde to
"B-3" dWricts.
In addition to the foregoing, the following r, ,es aro al"ho.Amed upon the semaqng of a use
porYL in each cuse:
(d) Duplex residoncm.
W) CommorKil kewwls and wall Wan] hospitals.
(f ) W1';ol9sale and aru tnin Vows and shops of as comwercial character and nducted within a
building.
Automubile and cotor,c)
ycle, r,,,icing of' a11 tyTes.
Nothing Wroin nontained shall be nanstruct,cd as Lim itinE or roUricUng thn right to use
property within tho .,mid district for MrIcuiLuml or fmuD, pmTcsos.
UWTDM 3. TOY penalties for viulations of We zwde herelry 1,oe*0 unm t%u odd
district shaLl be as provided in the said Koning TmMing Ordtance.
SECTION 4. in cornpliancr. wit,h the provisions of snid ZonLng Enabling Crd!oeuc
ie the
same is harehy nmended by adding to Sention 5 thpowr Ws OrMounce 9, W.I.
SECTION 5. This ordinance shall be and it is hereby declared to be in full force and
effect from and after thirty (30) days after the date of its passage, and before the expiration
of fifteen (15) days after its passage, this ordinance shall `:be published once, with the names
'of the members voting for and against it, in.the Chico Enterprise-Record, a newspaper published
in the County of Butte, State of California.
ADOPTED AND PASSED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte, State of California
this 13th day of October, 1953, by the following vote:
AYES: Supervisors Lobdell, Parker, Polk, Squires and Chairman Pellicciotti.
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
NOT VOTING: None
/s/ DAN PELLICCIOTTI
ATTEST: Chairman of the Board of Supervisors
of the County of Butte, State of
W. F. MATTHEWS, County Clerk California.
and ex-officio Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors of the
County of Butte, State of
California.
By G. Vines, Deputy.
No. 478
AN ORDINANCE 05' THE COUNTY OF BUTTE, STATE; OF
CALIFORNIA, ZONING A PORTION OF SAID COUNTY
PURSUANT TO EXISTING ORMNANCE NO. 475 OF SAID
COUNTY,AND AMENDING SAID ORDINANCE
The Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte, State of California, under and pursuant to
Ordinance No. 475 of said County, being the Zoning Enabling Ordinance of said County, do ordain
as follows:
Section 1. The hereinbelow-described area situated in the County of Butte, State of Calif-
:ornia, shall be and it is hereby zoned as an "R-1" district as such district is defined in the
,said Zoning Enabling Ordinance, to be subject to the restrictions and restricted uses applica-
ble to an "R-1" district as so defined, said area so zoned being particularly described as
follows:
That certain area near the City of Chico, Butte County, California, particularly
described as follows:
Beginning at the intersection of the centerline of East First Avenue and Sheridan
Avenues, then easterly to a point approximately 300 feet east of Bryant Avenue, then
southerly to centerline of Palmetto Avenue, thence westerly along centerline of
Palmetto Avenue to the intersection of the centerline of Sheridan Avenue, thence
northerly from the centerline of Sheridan Avenue to the point of beginning.
Section 2. The regulations applicable to the district so zoned, as provided in the said
Aoning Enabling Ordinance, are restated as follows:
The district shall be for single-family dwellings only, subject to the following addition-
al uses upon the securing of a use permit in each case:
(a) Country clubs and golf courses.
(b) Public and quasi-public uses.
(c) Professional offices.
r.
Reference is made to the said Zoning Enabling Ordinance for all provisions applicable to
"R-1" districts.
Section 3. The penalties for violations of the zoning hereby imposed upon the said district
shall be as provided in the said Zoning Enabling Ordinance.
Section 4. In compliance with the provisions of said Zoning Enabling Ordinance the same
is hereby amended by adding to Section 5 thereof this Ordinance in full.
Section 5. This ordinance shall be and it is hereby declared to be in full force and off
act from and after thirty (30) days after the date of its passage, and before the expiration ofl
fifteen (15) days after its passage, this ordinance shall be published once, with the names of
the members voting for and against it, in the Chico-Enterprise Record, a newspaper published
in the County of Butte, State of California.
ADOPTED AND PASSED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte, State of California,
this 19th day of October, 1953, by the following vote.
AYES: SUPERVISORS Lobdell,Parker , Polk, Squires and Chairman Pellicciotti
NOES: None
ABSENT: None NOT VOTING: None
/s/ DAN PELLICCIOTTI,
ATTEST: W. F. MATTHE'WS, County Clerk and Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of
Ex officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors the County of Butte, State of California
of the County of Butte, State of California,
By /s/ G. VINES, Deputy
()E111JTtANCE NO. 479
AN CJRDNN fCr OF `[1RK MUTNf°l:''Y OF B131711, a`:1.AIAC OF
1
l'IRAGUATit` `O XIN�a[[;'G 41,IfrCV�Cltlf(.;ill'r' LiN1Y
AND AVMNDIIG SAID C;tt1.lS,laNANCE.
The Board of „upervis".e°<, of the cCrninty of Butte, State of California, under mid pursuant
to Ordinance No. 475 r;.ri'. said (,niAru'Lya buing the Zoning Enabling Ordinance of said County, do
orc1s,,ln ,:as follows:
Section 1. `h"➢Ica aeor r.a.crbu l cow descrt bed area s.>ito tcud in 'tiny. C,vu.ttat,y of Butte,E.ter, State of
California, shall be aid .it. is bere=by roraced as an "W" district, as .,utc:h district as de:.a"Nru d
in the said Zoning Enabling Ordinance, to be sub;jec°'k to the restrictions, aria aos@::'ride„ uses
applicab;l.€, to an "A,µ.;?"" distr"i_ct, as on defiuRd, said s.rea so zoned being particularly a.lescr .abu,>d
as z°rr::V.:l.crwm
That certain cancan t.cre,ated in Therma.lita, Butte County, A_l.IfOrniaa, particularly
d.r„cox bad an follows,
Beginning at the intersection of the c,r nt;et'r;l Lne of Nelson. Avarmae and Larkin.
Road, i,taence easterly along West,
as'e of 'Nr-.z�Esrrru .dtvwr.r.uxaa torr the in(,e�rs c,tlos��r.
of the centerline of TwelfthTwelftheast, 't,ha.ro,cea southerly along l,he centerline
of Twelfth Street ante'! its projection :.line to ea iuc,t.:rrt approximately 1,50O
feet south or BMW Highway 21A, thence westar3y to the cQnterline of Parkin
Road,, the"r'ce northerly along e^<.nterlKe of Larkin Road Lo the N'olr.at of tsa,i.rrna.ag.
Section 2. The ra:t*u.laa t,:on"s ay D uable to the district so zoned, as provided in the said
Zoning Enabling Ctu•rl.l.ruanc r , a,rw imstated as Mlow,s®
All 'uses shall be ytac°rrr:iLtod :'1„n the ilWr^_Lct, except, the fol3ow:'ing, Cor which a use permit
is required:
(a,) Junk Larch
(b) Commercial Cluonp&H mnd e12.sCaosM air as;
(c;) C,c_ru,mr°c,Wl rlr ,tillatinn of kuuites, or slaughter tr.ta.es cr,° nomnr.,y°r,ial .N.:ivestock.
Wed yar dq
(cl) Country club, golf course,,, and riarvat;-:in theaters;
(e) Iu.a,'90 wra,cktr is ypar°ds;
M Commercial ercial ke,traiels nd �sninla. �:anicial., hospitals;
°a
(y) Trailer coua:rLs—,,
(h) Cemet;a, r .e.s, crematories and mausoleums
Reference e i.., made to the said Zoning Enabling O ra9.:1.n i e fm .'AI puxovA 1 ran¢.0 °u.}:a},L t.e;,co..M s to
"AW districts.
;;c ar't_l cur+ 7. The penalties ('c r violations of the zoning g :he':ur eby imposed seed a pnn the said dist-
rict
as'st--rict', shall L , as provided in t„tao said Zoning ELLelal ng G'rd .nance.
Section A. In compliance with the rrovisions of said Zoning Enabling Ordinance the .,_meta
is hereby tasuu>rua4ed by taa.cicline to Section `j thereof 't,Ca,.as Ordinance an Stall.
Section 5. This ordin,caxue shall he and it; is trer"a;4y deact:i..awd Lo be in C,Q1. f.ar .c,” and
affect; "rim and of"ta=r thirty (30) da.y , after t;1::e date of its pa_-sak,,c,, and be['orc the ex'ra;trai,l¢'n..
of fifteen teen (1.5) days Mcr Us passage, this ordinance shall be 'ts'ta'bli.;hed c.'r.rxc,w, "a i it the rtumns
K the members 'voting for and af;ainst, it, .in the Urovillr Press, °a newspaper-publ Khed in the
County of ]tut,Le, byte oF C.ali.[.7rrrr::i_a
ADOPT'ID ANn PASf,kiD by too Brand of Supervisors rt"uso:r^s of the County cif lS¢.a.'t'te, SAW of Califr.,x'ni"i
16i1f.s .is+th day of Tteraarlber, 1953, by the following vote-
AYES:
(1fa.S: ` f , a,. , Polk, Squires and Chairman, Pell cc:°luk.E;l.
.,aa"sa�t°ark Sarre.; 1.rrYaclo:i 1. 1.<aa°la a:,u� iuldc
IVCJms: None
AB SKN`i: Noone
Not Ming: Nott,:;
,"'ra` L3hN i FJ,'L1`.,::C( Ca Ol'`.C':f:
A`.T"I:''lirl°T`a l',hrtr°n'tan of 't"au Board of lfa f,crv:7.;serrsu
U. FG 1vaiT"G' IXlruy Count? Clarh and of th.e=; (.aunty of Butte, 6t;.ato cf`
E'aa C f P l cio Moro, of 'E,hc lac><ard Of CalifQrnia.
Supe,rvi.,,orc of 't;:a C6aou:u,ert,y of Butte,
State of C a_t i t nr'°,r U,.
ORDINANCE NO. 480
AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNTY OF BUTTE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, DECLARING THAT THE
ATMOSPHERIC PURITY AND FREEDOM OF THE AIR HAS BEEN CONTAMINATED THROUGH THE USE OF ORCHARD
HEATERS AND OTHER TYPES OF HEATING ORCHARDS: PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF PERMITS; THE
OUTLAWING OF CERTAIN TYPES OF ORCHARD HEATERS AND METHODS OF HEATING; PROVIDING FOR CONDITION—
AL PERMITS AND PROGRESSIVE ELIMINATION FOR CERTAIN TYPES OF HEATERS; PROVIDING POP, ISSUANCE
�1REVOCATION, SUSPENSION OF PERMITS; METHODS OF APPEAL; PROVIDING FOR PENALTIES AND VARIANCES
;AND TO BE EFFECTIVE ONLY AFTER APPROVAL BY A MAJORITY OF VOTERS.
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNTY OF BUTTE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1. DECLARATION OF POLICY; The Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte, State
of California, hereby finds and declares that the people of the County of Butte have a primary
interest in atmospheric purity and freedom of the air from air contaminants and that there is,
from time to time pollution of the atmosphere in a large area of the County due to the discharge
i,of soot, dense smoke and carbon from orchard heaters and that such condition is detrimental to
''the public peace, health, safety and welfare.
SECTION 2. DEFINITIONS. As used in this ordinance the following terms have the meanings
,set forth in this section unless otherwise apparent from the context:
(a) "Person" means any individual, corporation, partnership, association or trust.
(b) "Orchard Heater" or "heater" means any article, machine, equipment or contrivance,
:.burning any kind of fuel, which is designed, used, maintained or capable of being used for frost
'protection.
(c) "Distilling type heater" means those commonly used heaters consisting of a square or
,round bowl oil reservoir with a cover upon which is centrally located a stack of the combustion
chamber or lazy flame type and equipped with an air intake regulator. In such heaters gases arg
:'generated in the reservoir for burning in the stack above.
(d) "Non-com lying orchard heater" means an orchard heater which is ineligible for a per- �
,Imit under section 4.
(e) "Return Stack Heater" means the heater referred to in University of California College
�,of Agriculture Bulletin 643 as "return-stack-gas-heaters".
(f) "Pipe Line System" means any of the currently developed generating types of heater where
,,fuel is fed under pressure from central storage tanks through a pipe line distributing system to
the individual heaters.
(g) "Open Fire" means any fire not contained or enclosed or produced by systems or heaters
'described and permitted under this ordinance.
(h) "Frost Protection" means the protection of fruit trees, growing crops or vegetation
and including nursery stock against damage from frost or cold weather.
(i) "Agricultural Commissioner" means the Agricultural commissioner of the County of Butte.
(j) "Board of Supervisors" means the Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte, State of
'California.
SECTION 3. PERMITS. After December 1, 1954, no person shall construct, place, maintain,
.,alter, use or operate any orchard heater in any place where it may be used or operated for
"frost protection without first obtaining a permit to do so from the Agricultural Commissioner.
:Applications for such permits shall be made to the Agricultural Commissioner on forms obtained
,,from him and shall contain all information called for by such forms. The Agricultural Commiss-
',,'ioner may require the applicant to furnish such additional information as he may deem necessary)
before passing on any application. Permits shall not be transferable.
SECTION 4. HEATERS ELIGIBLE FCR PERMIT. Except as provided in Section 5 and 6 no permit
shall be granted for any orchard heater -unless it is so designated or controlled, or can be so
regulated that it will not discharge into the atmosphere unconsumed solid carbonaceous matter
at a rate in excess of one (1) gram per minute.
SECTION 5. CONDITIONAL PERMITS. The Agricultural Commissioner may grant conditional permits
,,for non-complying orchard heaters when such conditional permits set forth conditions which, when
:complied with, will cause such heaters to meet the requirements of Section 4. No orchard heater,
,,shall be used or operated under a conditional permit granted under this section unless the
,,conditions set forth in such permit are complied with.
SECTION 6. CLASSIFICATION OF ORCHARD HEATERS; TEMPORARY PERMITS; PROGRESSIVE ELIMIN-
ATION. For the purpose of this ordinance orchard heaters are divided into the following groups
Class I. Any type of heater which is so designed or equipped that it will not discharge
,unconsumed solid carbonaceous material at a Tate in excess of one-half (1/2) gram per minute.
The Board of Supervisors finds and determines that those types of heaters commonly known or
designated as
Pipe Line Systems
Return Stack Heaters
Coke Heaters
fall within this classification. Permits will be issued for Class I heaters upon application
,therefor. This Class also includes any heater which is shown by competent test to collie within
::the definition of a Class I heater.
Class II. Any type of orchard heater other than a Class I heater which can be operated or
:regulated so thit it will. not discharge unconsumed solid carbonaceous matter at a rate in excess
i
.of one (1) gram Per minute. All orchard heaters commonly known by any of the following names or
designntions fall wltkOu Cluss 11 No dAlmd above:
ollaxinTurn Ba�'nainI." Rcto" 0C Fuel rn
Na,me Pounds per Hour.
Hy-Lo 19?9. . . . . . . . . 8 alas
Q-Lo 148 Original 8 us.
}tat Lo 108 Upoulal. 8 IN.
11-Lo :,qtr ern 8 ins.
Lemor,a, 8 IN.
Jum,b,c Cone 7 1 bo m
Kittle 7 Its.
(Exchango Model
C V inch djamoter stack. 7 1 hs"
(Mchangy 19r Leel
( 6 inch djamoUr otank 6 Its.
Lazy Flame 24 inch sLack 6 ib s,
HY-00 210-A 6 Ihs.
Lazy Flame 18 inch shaR, 6 lbs.
National- Junior LousMr e'l U11 1)3) 'UA,C',r stN-CR 6 lbs.
This Class also includes Nny type or orchard hoRtar (okher Man Class I touters) not
heroin specifically named which is shown vo moot the ruqulromenLs of Section 4.
The operntion of any Class 11 hunhoe at a bum&q," ra'tel'r coccess of ta lm'asimuaj spocifi
ed In tM Atragoing schedule for such honvur is prohl-bitud excepc for We firsL flvc (j)
minuMs after the heater is liKhted. gold mmUmum bmmAg raWs are prod! caLud upon the huul,ey�
being vuasunqbLy vloun. Pauml-Ly for Class TI hen Lars shuLl Y 1.�,,suud tiafmoa pr oe u,,v q plluaLlnn
and shall set E,wth the maAimum braining ,rasa Lw permitted for oanh Lypn of Mateo rovered by minh
!,vrmit.
Cluss III Any type of orrhard Qutnr which cannot be rape ratcd or YcEulnted so as to
disch%rpH unvonsumnd solid narbonaceous maLlur of a rate of one (1) gram nr less per mirmtc,
but in susceptible to conversicn into n Class Al heater. HpaWrs in this class arQ as followss
N"e, MnAmun Burning Rnto of AN In
Pounds per Haut,
By-Lo Hot Blast 6 lbs.
NaticmiJ Lunic ry Louver with 15 or 16 inch stNek Cr IN,,
Ily-Lo Double Mask 6 IN.
D(offl,c, Ibn,,
Ee,cliang,c N�odc,,� 5,,, d L.,,orcda,�r st,"urk Us.
Baby Con( > 31es.
Phoysey Buncon lbs.
Citrus Bel°rrl,a:'r 7 Fos.
C 1 Lrus 3 1-1 Uch r Q 0, 6 Fps.
Ea permits shill he granWd for Class III howWry oxccpt andar the provioWns of 010 &action.
Th, alnuathn ur an, class in huutor at a b"rning rate in oxc�sn of muaal-mum specit'lLud
:1.n th a foregoing scbedln le Por so ch hon Q or is p rob!b1 Lead care I t for th u fir o t fj vu (5) minutes
after the heater to li ghLod. ,a-d annJtirum huuning raLas art VwWWaNd upm tA; hwkws belnE',,
rounnnably Uses. Permits for Class TR hyaLers shall be lamod qrn fampy rTPiv&1jnn and
shall set forth the maa,iamm burn'ng xto permitted for each type of hmter covered by smh
permit
M"ux.'mu'ul r,atus are listEd alove for use before niel after ccnvcrsion.
CLASS IV. Any type of orchard touter which discharges ant cerr sumed solid carbunaceaus
mattor at a rote in excess of one (j) gram per mlnuk and is not suscoptil.J-( to ony mc�difj�
catinn err rugulatlDn Lhat will Cause it La discharge ouch ratlHr at a rate of n
oe (2) gram
or less par minuM and is RRL auncuptible to vnnvnrsjNn into u Wass 11 heater. Any and al],
types or orchard hwuLwro vonu(mly kr own by any of Lie f0EUwAq Mm,, or desigotion, felt
wltl�in Clcss :IV. they are c,,
Garb%Ee Fails, Cans and BuckoLs, h1l Qpu6 of Dunn ubyuLerur
All Typos of Goldor n-tate Heaters, Bothwell, Onnth.ptoan�,,
u
Citrl-with-00an Fk
tac , Nnen ] ,r 5 gallon, A21 Hamilton uod ail Dread
Iran typas at Harturs, Weal0q, Ad no.
No pot-wt shmll hu grn[Ad for any Clans IV ornhayd heater, accept umlor the prowsicns of
this secLion. Thu mUntunanco, u or oiparati"n of rmy Mass 1111 or MAss IV Lemtes, is low
hibited,excopt dm!U We emorerswn periA, as Col lows:
The Board of Supervisors 1Q0 and ria turwinus that at We present au a groat majority
or th, heaters in use for fru protentkn purposus Fail ]�rj hjrc of, Class 1.(.:tand IV heaters. Duo to the high cnst of converting all Class J11 heaters and roplacing all
Class IV heaters, it would work an undue hardship upon the owners of such heaters to untirely
deprivu Men of Ma use nf such heaters uL this time. It is LK AWnt, of Uds ordinnnce,
however to cause the convorsiare, removal or roplacement of aA. Mass III and 3V lhwaJ"s at a
rave which will rNsult in their complete elimination by January 1, 1958. Permits will, there-
Core be Evaniven for Class III and IV orchard Motors onLy in accordance with the following
schejulc,'
(a) auring Lhu period cc janmary 1, 1955 Lo Donombor 31, 055 a pormit WUl be grantud
teaui,� ta u Jna) Imuso uf 75% Clubs III uad TV hea,Qrs. The permit will to granted upon the
utlipalaplon Lhat all Class I and 11 henteus will be plunand in serviou las >L, and cnly in cuse
of amergency when these heaters are not capable of holdinb thu Qmpuruture to a safe level.
may Lina, Cluss ITT and IV heaters be used, and then only as lonE as; We hoallcrs upw ruquirud,
to pec Ve"ni ocs of crcps.
(b) during the period of January 1, 1956 to December 31, 1956, a permit will be granted
to use up to a maximum of 50% Class III and IV heaters. The permit will be granted upon the
stipulation that all Class I and II heaters will be placed in service first, and only in case
of emergency when these heaters are not capable of holding the temperature at a safe level may
the Class III and IV heaters be used, and then only as long as the heaters are required to
prevent loss of crops.
(c) during the period of January 1, 1957, to December 31, 1957, a permit will be granted
to us up to a maximum of 25% of Class III and IV heaters. The permit will be grm'ted upon the
stipulation that all Class I and II heaters will be placed in service first, and only in case '!
of emergency when these heaters are not capable of holding the temperature to a safe level may
the Class III and IV heaters be used, and then only as long as the heaters are required to
prevent loss of crops.
(d) The intent and purpose of this ordinance is complete conversion or elimination of
rd the use of all Class III and IV heaters after January 1, 1958,
SECTION 7. IDENTIFICATION OF HEATERS. When in this ordinance a distilling type heater
is designated by name, such name refers to the stack or stack assembly with which such heater
is equipped, it being understood that many heaters are requipped with a stack of one make and
with a cover or bowl of another make.
SECTION 8. DENIAL OF FE RMIT. APPEAL. If an application for a permit under this
ordinance is denied, the Agricultural Commissioner shall notify the applicant in writing of the
reasons therefor. The applicant may file a new application when the reasons for the objections
to the original application have been removed, or the applicant may, at any time, appeal from
such denial to the Board of Supervisors. Appeals to the Board cof'Supervisors shall be passed
a upon within a reasonable period not exceeding thirty (30) days after the appeal is filed. No
applicant shall be deemed to be in violation of this ordinance with reference to any heater
with regard to which an appeal has been pending and undecided for more than ten (10) days after
the filing thereof.
SECTION 9. USE OF INCOMPLETE HEATERS PROHIBITED. All permits are for complete orchard
heaters. The use or operation of any incomplete or partial assembly of any type of orchard
heater for frost protection is hereby prohibited.
SECTION 10. CLEANING AND -REPAIRS. All heaters for which a permit is issued shall be
maintained in reasonably clean condition and in good repair and working order. Failure to
comply with this or any other section of this ordinance is a misdemeanor.
SECTION 11. The Agricultural Commissioner shall have authority to determine the proper
classification of any orchard heater not specifically named 'herein.
SECTION 12. OPEN FIRES, RUBBER PRODUCTS. The burning of any open fire and the burning
of any rubber, rubber tires or any substance containing rubber, for the purpose of or in
connection with frost protection, is strictly prohibited, excepting drywood fires with suffi-
cient oil or other starting material applied at the time of lighting.
SECTION 13. ACTION ON APPLICATIONS. The Agricultural Commissioner shall act on all
applications within thirty (30) days after the receipt thereof, and shall notify the applicant i•
in writing of the approval, conditional approval, or denial of the application in whole or
in part, stating the reasons for the conditional approval or denial of such application if
that is the action thereon. The standards hereinafter set forth shall be determinative as to
whether a permit shall be issued, denied or conditionally approved.
SECTION 14. TERM OF PERMITS. Permits issued after June 1 of any year are effective
until November 1 of the following year. Permits issued prior to June 1 of any year are
effective to June 1 of that year.
Separate applications and permits shall be required for heaters located on non-adjoining
properties though under a single ownership. Permits issued are not transferable.
SECTION 15. VARIANCE:
(a)) Any person requesting a permit for a variance from the provisions of this ordina7
nce shall make a written request therefor on or before January 15 of each year to the Board of:
Supervisors of the County of Butte, upon a form to be supplied by the Agricultural. Commissioner,
and each such request shall be first filed in duplicate with the Agricultural Commissioner,
who shall forthwith forward the original of said request to the Board of Supervisors with his
approval or disapproval endorsed thereon.
(b) Upon receipt of such request said Board of Supervisors shall, at their next
regular meeting, set the time and place of hearing such request, which date of hearing shall
not be sooner than ten (10) days from date of setting.
(c) If at the hearing the said Board of Supervisors finds that the strict enforce-
ment of this ordinance as to the applicant would not result in a substantial reduction in air
pollution commensurate with the detriment to the applicant, and would result in the arbitrary
and unreasonable taking of property, the said Board of Supervisors may grant a variance from
the provisions of this ordinance, or may prescribe other and different requirements appli-
cable to classes of growers, or to separate persons.
(d) In determining under what conditions and to what extent a variance from said
requirements is necessary and will be permitted, the Board of Supervisors shall exercise a
wide descretion in weighing the equities involved and the advantages to the residents of the
county, and to the grower, resulting from requiring compliance with the ordinance or result-
arp, from ,r�)n 1.,1 ng , vt�r!s wa-,,,
(e) The sold P oar d & Sup ervi so rs may revalue or, tric)(Jify by wri hten on: I or ariy urder
purmiLting as variance, aftEr a hearing act in Qu same nLrawr as u"n as Napno Ax variance.
Cf) Any, or permitting a vurlannv� may specify 't, h. t,'Lmu ("'urliag wl-Ji.Ch atCfJ, silil
be effoebive, iq no event to oycoad one (1) year, but such varjancp may be cankinued from
year to year MOM amt1wr Waring, unLess thore is written objention ther� to 7 W Which
event there shall be a hearing set in the same manner as upon a request ror varlance.
SICTION 16. BBF ORUMUT. It Noll he the duty of Lhu Aqv!uKLuru2 Cummissioner 0.)
(,wdauancu.
(a) Any officer, employee or agent engagod in the onfornomunt of—thic urKnowwo shall
have the right to ontor upon Cho property of an aVlolicant for a permit, or . permitee, for
tha purposo of inspecting crnhari houters awl s1n3l havo Live righl; Lo Lake and remove any
orh
curd heaLor WaLmed to n v
be iiolation or this ordinance, and to pr a
eve the same s
evideuce.
sKmanN 17.01TWT On PAMU TUALIDTTY. If any provNicai of Uhis arduunce or i1cc
applicntlon thcr:of to any person or KrcumstanQes is held invalid, tho remainder of the
ordinance or Lhe applicattun of such provision to othar porsons or circumstaacus shall not be
affected theveby.
SECT10V W. MALTUS. My parsDn, firm, aswc.51LOn or co"unuMn violotLag any
of We provisiois of this ordinance shall bo deemed guilty of a misdemeanor nad upon convict-
ion thereof shall be pu0shed by a fine of not more than Five Hundred Dollars (6500.00) , or
by imprisonment in the county jail for not more Wan six (6) mon0s, or by both such Vine aml
Imprisonment. Hoch person, firm, association Dr corporation =32 be deemed guilLy of a
Beparato offanse for each duy during any portion of which any vlolzaJon of 'Nis ordirssato Is
cc,Y!'O'A Iaosa.l or J'erql�tted.
SECTIM 19. COMUMOU. In the event the convmYWn or rqAwwncmt of CAss TU and
IV heaters is uM possible due to the nun-avall-abilLby of miterjulo becausQ of wo , natiunal
amergurwy ov Mines, lion, and in thut cvcnt, iyon a poper showing to the Board oP Super-
visors, the grawar wAll not be ruquired to convert or as nlm^r;e his Msc In art IV hcodw"s,
during the eMstence of said pericd during which Werlals are not avmilnble. Enwavor, in
any your that it in pnowdbln Lo ccnvart, or re tar said Class TTT and IV henQrs Lha grnwer
Mail he Wirahed to nonvert nr replace said Class III and IV heabovs at Zhu cunvsrs1cr)
ratc soL farlh in SuKlan 6 of this ofdhancu.
SECTIUh 20. EFFECTUN DATE. This ordWanca shall take Krum Waty (30) days after
the date of Us wdopWon, and pricr to the expiration of fiftoon (15) days from the date of
passagH shall be published warn in Lim OROVILLK MIRCURv REGIME, a aawspnpur of general
OrculatLon printed and published in the Conuty of MdAc, tog"Inar Oth the names of Me
members of the Bnard of Snpervtsuro voting far un? agQ!nsL tqo same; prnvided, however, that
9M ordmance skali nut become opar"tive or cfrecLivu for any purrusc� w11',,a,,oaevur un,tl] . L oa,s
been apDruved by a majority of the votes vast by Me votarn of the County or Butte at the
next succuedinE rugular election, or at a Oowuan special w!ucL1(,u oh,)uld Ulu Bm�rd of my.-,
visurs duum it advisubW to call sucb special WoMon,,
kDOPTED Vo,a,IJJED by the Board K Snparvisars of Or CaMy op Butho, boat;-, of, Cahfornla
on thu Unt. My W Duromber. L92, by thn: MlKwing votet
AMS: Supuryicor s Parker, Polk, Aquirus and MA mnq F411120oW
ri H 1,;S" Sup(��,rvlsor T,obdcll
ADGENT: Nowe
N 0 T V01 1",11G„ 1V o n e
DAN PEACIOTTI
ATTEM Chs3,rcn,,-a) of lhe Roarl of Supe"vVisors
W. R. RATTHER, Of the COUnLy as I' b-utt< , St,,H:c.r OP
Wnty Clerk and ex-afrillo California.
clerl, 0", hlr l'oom'd of,
by /a/ GNUMavE Mus,
Deputy Clark
STATE OY CAMPORMA Q,.
ConnLy of BuM
1, W. W. 101.THEWS, County Clerk and ax-cMelo Clerk of LY Board of Supervisors of tax,
County of Mit'no, Atntu of CaMornia, hereby certify Lunt ut a rw,,gular of Lne", 13oaar,d.
of suporvisors O'l, said und Stale, which rusting was h0d an thu listday of Doceader
19533 aad of which meeting Lho,e wnru prasont Nuparyicurs Lobd ;,l1 , habc PkolOW J.re s and
ChaIrman WINK-W the foregoing trdiranu-, consistlig of twontp 1265 shw',tirjns, ms Met
onuaidnred sdWon by sueltion, and each section supa--a ,ely "A'dupUed, artd Uhu scid
,Ca5 I-iui.i pass(�xd and udnptuO aa,: u whole by Lhu rullowiNg vote, Lu QL:
AYWS: Oupurvisors Metes, Volk, S'flu"Ll"03 and Chbilc`]Ul 1'(-,d.I1cCiLOttJ
NLoldo2A.
ARSENT: N an c
o "MI-d":;�_,,U3 W:,]-h,Jitai`,' I havo Wrnunto set ray hand and affixed Lhu WWI& soO. of tho
Rc)ir(! cX ��Ahl,'-, cls'- day of 19,i,3
JvA.'1.`lH.h,4S, County Cl(ark and ex-
cf,'Cio]o) C1,en,,k, oi' `lrward o.f' Supe.rvisors,
of the County of Bottc,,r 5tn'L(r of C,.,,IJ-forn
H'y /st/ G�:ano,;Jevn, Depur ,y C'.erk
(seal)
ORDINANCE NO. 481
AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE OF THE COUNTY OF BUTTE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ZONING A
PORTION OF SAID COUNTY PURSUANT TO EXISTING ORDINANCE NO. X75 CF SAID COUNTY, AND A,'IENDING
SAID ORDINANCE
The Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte, State of California, do ordain as
follows:
SECTION 1. The hereinafter described. area situated in the County of Butte, State of
California, shall be zoned as an "A-R11 District as hereinafter described and subject to all of
the restricted uses applicable to an "A-R" District, said area so zoned being located east of
the City of Chico, Butte County, California, particularly described as follows:
Beginning at Larch Street from Vallombrosa to Linde Channel as an eastern boundary,
west on Vallombrosa to Bryant', north on Bryant to Filbert, west on Hill View to Neal Dow,
north on Neal Dow to Palmetto, east on Palmetto along the southerly line of Longfellow Terrace'
No. 3 to the southwest corner of Longfellow Terrace No. 3 and No. 2 thence in a northerly dir-
ection along a straight line between Longfellow Terrace No. 3 and No. 2 to East First Avenue,
thence following the easterly line of the Chico City Limits to Linde Channel, thence easterly 3,
along Lindo Channel to Larch Street, the point of beginning.
SECTION 2. The regulations for a "A-R" District shall be for residential dwellings and
agricultural uses.
SECTION 3. The penalties for violation of the zoning hereby imposed upon said district'
shall be as provided in the said zoning Enabling Ordinance.
SECTION 4. This ordinance shall be and is hereby declared to be in full force and
effect from and after the date of its passage until such time as it has been regularly deter-
mined by the Planning Commission and the Board of Supervisors that the property owners in said
designated area are or care not entitled to "A-R" zoning as. requested by their petitions which
have been duly submitted to the Board of Supervisors.
SECTION 5. This ordinance is made effective as of the date of its passage for the im-
mediate preservation of the public peace, health and safety, and that a declaration of the
facts constituting the necessity for said ordinance to be immediately effective is as follows:'
That in accordance with a zoning enabling ordinance which has already been adopted by
the Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte, and which became effective thirty days after
the 31st day of August, 1953, and
WHEREAS, pursuant to said Enabling Ordinance petitions containing the signatures of
sixty percent of the property owners within the proposed zoned area have this day been filed
with the Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte, and
WHEREAS, said Board of Supervisors has been informed that the establishment of a junk
yard within said zoned area is contemplated and that if so established said junk yard would be,
detrimental to the immediate preservation of public peace, health, safely and general welfare.S'
The adoption of this ordinance was moved by Supervisor Lobdell and seconded by Super-
visor Parker and duly adopted and passed this 25th day of January, 1954, by the follo�aing vote.
AYES: Lobdell, Parker, Squires, Pellicciotti, and Chairman Polk.
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
/s/ T. H. Polk, Chairman
ATTEST: vd. F. MATTHEWS Board of Supervisors, County of Butte,
County Clerk and ex-officio State of California
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors
By /s/ G. VINES Deputy
ORDI,01A.NCE NC. 482
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 3 (A) OF ORDINANCE NO. 473 KNOWN AS THE
"SALARY ORDINANCE"
The Board Of Supervisors, of the County of Butte, State of California do
ordain as follows:
1. Section 3 (A) of Ordinance No. 473 is amended to change the salary range number
assigned to the Class Title, "head Jailer," from Salary Hange No. 18 to Range No. 20.
2. This Ordinance shall take effect thirty (30) days after the date of its adoption,
and before the expiration of fifteen (15) days after its passage shall be published once with li
the names of the members voting for and against the same, in THE PARADISE POST, a newspaper
published in said County of Butte.
ADOPTED AND PASSED by the Board of Supervisors of County of Butte, State of r
California, on the 8th day of Feb. 1951+.
LOBDELL
AYES: STIPEPVISORS/PARKER, PE1LICCIOTTI, SQUIRES AND CHAIRMAN POLK
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
/s/ T. I1. Polk, Chairman
Board of Supervisors, County of Butte
ATTEST: W. F. MATTHEWS State of California
Clerk of the Board of Sun_ervisors
by /s/ Q. Vines, Deputy
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