HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrd 483-499 ORDINAVE NO. 483
AN ENERGINCY ORDHOMN OF TMI =UnY OF RMIE, STAIT OF
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ZONINa A PORTIOR LCOUUIY, RMPEPRINa TO
EXISTING ORDINANCE NO. 475 OF SAID COUNTY', AND DECLARING
AN ER'IERGENCY.
The Board of dupervisors of the County of Butte, State of do ordain as
follows:
Section 1. The here inbelow-describod area, sit-wated in the GounLy of Butte, State of
California, shall be and it is hereby zoned as an "1d-2" disLUK, as such di.strict, is defined
in Ordinance No. 475 K this County, the Zoning Enabling Ordinance, to which reference is
hRreby made. The said area so zoned shall be and it is subject to the restrictia�ns and
restricted uses q)plicable to an "A-2" district, as so defined, the said area so zoned
Doing particularly doscribed as follows:
That certain area in and abuut the Toun of 'Mermaito Ln
said County, beginning at the Northwest corner of Section
2, Township 19 No for Range 3 East, Mount Diablo Base and
Meridian; tlynce easterly al.orig Township 11ne to the northeast
corner of Oection I of said Towns1hp; thwr e nort1warly an rwye
line to northwest corner of Section 6, Township 19 North Rangi 4
East; thence Easterly along TownslAp lDw W center of I'leatAr
Riveri thence southerly down center of Feather BLver to the
cenLer of Western. Carml; thence southwesterly down canter of
Western Canal to the extension southerly of the" center Una of
20th Street in Thermalito; thence northerly on said line to
the center line of Fresno Avonue; thence easterly oat center
line K Fresno Avenue to the canter line of 12th Street; thence
NorthsKy on centerline of 12th Street to the center line of
Nelson Avenue; thence westerly along the center line of No3son
Avenue to the west line of Secti.on 2, To"aish-ip 19 North, Range
3 East; thence northerly along the west line of said Sectian
2 to the point of beginning.
EXCEPTING THEREFROM all that area lying w! P,hin thp boundary of the
city lindts of tear, City of Or-ville.
Section 2. The regulatlAns app licahLe to the Ustrict so zoned, as provided in the said
ZacAny Hhubling Ordtmnce are as vaimqs,
All uses shall be permitted in the district except tha fo2lowing, for which a use permit
is raquired:
(n) Junk yard;
(b) Commercial dumning and disposal areas;
(c) Commercial distillation of bound, or slaughter Mums or cwmercial
livestoek feed yards;
(d) Country club, golf course, and drive-in Lheatruq
(e) Auto wreaklug yards;
(f) Commercial auid small, ,nn imn'[ hospit,,.Lls;
(g) Trailer nourts�
(he
) Cemtr
eks, Amatories and mausoleum
Section 3. The penalties for violations of the zoniur hereby imposed upon the, said
disUict shall be as proviled in the said Zoning Ena.Liing Ordlylance.
Section 4. This urdluance shall be, and it is hereby declamd ter be in Dull fmwe and
affect from and after the date of its passago, pursuant to the emergency. hereinafter found
and declared; aid it shall remain in full force and ef%vt wAU wAY tKe as a parmaneat
ordlanqce covering the abova-described area shall take Kfect, following notice, public hear-
ings, and such Kber procedures as are provided in said Zoning Enabling Ordinance, or until
such time as the Board of Supervisors shall determine that the said area shall not bo zoned as
an nA-2" district.
Section 5. For the immediate preservation of the public Dance, health and safety of the
area hereinabove described, and the residents and inhabitants thereof, it is necessary that
this ordinance take eff7ect immediately. A dec3aration of the faAs constid3hq the necessny
therefor is us follows;
Pursuant to the said Zoning Erabling Ordirance, a proper pe;Lition has bean f0 ed KU
this Board for Um zoning of the here ina bove-d o scri.ae,d a:rea as --Ln I'A-211 JHsLr.!-ct, WhAch
petition was signed by at least sixty percent of the property owners of the, sLid area, ,,nd- U
appears, and 3his Board finds, that the ostablishmanO of a commercial dump within the said area
is presently contemplated and planned; that such establishment, if effected, would substan
tially defeat the lawful purpose of the contemplated zoning, and would be detrimental to the
preservation of the public health, peace and safety within the said area; that the threat
and prospect of such detriment is immediate, and warrants and requires the exercise of the
emergency powers of this Board in the premises.
ADOPTED AND PASSED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte, State of California„
this 23rd day of February, 1954, by the following vote:
AYES: Supervisors Lobdoll, Parker, Pellicciotti, Squires and Chairman Polk
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
NOT VOTING : None
/s/ T. H. POLK
ATTEST: Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of
W. F. MATTHEWS, County Clerk and the County of Butte, State of California
Ex-Officio Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors of the County of Butte,
State of California.
By /s/ GENEVIEVE VINES, DEPUTY
ORDINANCE NO. 484
AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE FOR THE REGISTRATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF DOGS;
FOR CONTROLLING STRAY DOGS; FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF A POUNDMASTER; FOR
THE IMPOUNDING AND DISPOSAL OF UNLICENSED DOGS; For the HOLDING OF RABID
DOGS; -'OR THE MAINTENANCE OF POUNDS; FOR THE PAYMENT OF LICENSE FEES FOR
DOGS; AND MAKING A VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE A MISDEMEANOR, AND PROVIDING
PENALTIES THEREFOR.
The Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte, State of California, do ordain as follows
SECTION 1. This ordinance has two purposes: (a) to provide for the registration and
identification of dogs that are owned by residents who live in the unincorporated areas of
Butte County; (b) to provide a method of controlling stray dogs in the unincorporated areas. `',
SECTION 2: Each person who lives in the unincorporated area and owns a dog that is over
three months old must register his dog within 30 days after this ordinance becomes effective
and each year thereafter during the month of January or within 30 days after he moves into
the unincorporated area of the County. The cost of registration will be $2.00 for each male
or spayed female and $5.00 for each female. A certificate from a licensed veterinarian may
be required before issuing any license for a spayed female dog. For any license issued after
the time periods stated in this paragraph a penalty of $1 shall be added to .the cost of regis
traticn.
SECTION 3: The County Clerk shall be responsible for providing applications and license
tags. Dogs may be registered at the Clerk's office or at other designated places. When an
owner registers his dog, he will be given a tag which must be fastened to the dog's collar.
. All registration fees shall be deposited with the Treasurer of the County of Butte. Applications
of dogs that are registered shall be kept on file in the Clerk's office.
SECTION 4: The Board of Supervisors may appoint a poundmaster or designate a county
official or employee as poundmastor. The poundmaster shall see that provisions of this ordi-
nance and laws of the State of California relating to registration and the control and dispo-
sition of unlicensed dogs are enforced.
SECTION 5: Any unlicensed dog running at large in the unincorporated areas may be im-
pounded. If the dog is not claimed by an owner after 72 hours, it may be disposed of. Any
unlicensed dog may be claimed at a pound if the owner registers the dog and pays the pound-
keeper the cost of boarding and feeding the dog.
SECTION 6: On the order of the Health Officer, the poundkeeper shall hold in isolation
any dog that is rabid, suspected of being rabid, or has bitten a person.
SECTION:7: The Board may construct and maintain pounds and arrange for transportation
facilities, or the Board may contract for either or both of these services. The Board may
require a faithful performance bond. The fees for collecting, impounding and disposing of
" dogs may be determined by negotiation and shall be stipulated in any contract signed by the
Board. If a county agency provides these services, the Board shall determine the fees.
SECTION 8: The poundmaster shall see that dead animals are collected and disposed of.
SECTION 9: It shall be unlawful to interfere with, oppose, or resist arly authorized person
, who is collecting or impounding dogs under the provisions of this ordinance. Any auChorized
person other than a peace officer shall wear a badge.
SECTION 10: It shall be the duty Q any shuriff's depuOy, 01' oLftcr auf,harlzed
J-aPrson tu eafwme 1010 cmduwnca.
SECTION 11: Any pouson who vLojaLos we y of, tI,a, j>r(,vi_,,lors ret, tYra sana3 )e
ord jrlcc
guilty of a misdannuero" If hp is Mond daily, he shall pay a fine of not less L'han $5.00
nor more thwa (4z1) for each VoIntini.
SECTION 12: If say section, subsection, sentence, House or phrase of Kin crd.naace is
for any reason, held by a court of competent j,dQt!nn to be uncarstitutional or, invalid, suM
decision shall not affect the Midity of Lhc remaining portinn of this ordinance. The Board
of Oupervisors Of 00 County of Butte hereby declare Lhat they would hnva pmsseed this orad l-and each section, subsection, sentence, clause and purnse thereof, irrnspentive of the
ML Lost any one or more sections, Onbsectlons, sentences, Mums Or Wunscs is dwAared
Megal ur unconstitutional.
GECTION LN All oviUninces, Or parts of ord inancso An conflict herewith are heroby ropoal&
SECTION 14a This carenaace shall Luke Most July f 1950 upd before the exra
pitif
on o
fifteen (15) duy8 aftur jLS passaEc I-L shall be published with Oki names M the members voting
for and aeaknot Lou same at n
least onc in TATA OHOVILL& MERcURy, a ew
nspaper published in the
Cco.,nty of Rutte, State of' Ca li foam 1 a.
The foragoinE winance was introdbeed bY SuMvisor PollircLuLL!, who moved its adoption,
secunded by Supeuvisor Parker, und said ordinance was duly adupted ��Alolpaeoed by Loe raurd of
Supervisors o1. the County of lutte, State of Cal ifiren ia, an the Sth day of Maruh, 1954, by
the following vote..
AYES: Supervisors Lobduli, Parker, PelliecioLti, Squires and Chairman Polk
NUM None
AINSM: A a as c,,
A`S°'T ,is 4J F, ,ouroty plerk hairjnan. (,)f' Lhe Board of Sup�..vvisas,s
ar10 eX—Jfii( iO Glcrk ole 1h, of the County oC BulLo, StaLs, (rf CalIC-
Tao ald of Supuvvlsors orn •�.
B,Y /s/ G. VIpL'S,, DepuLy
MINANUIV VO. 48);
&N 13MMENCY ORMAKIA UF TWA MUMI OF BUTH,
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ZONING A POMN UY SAID
COUNTY, RMFEBRING To IAMSMG OMINANCE No, 475
OF CAID COUNTY, IND DECLARING M MMENCY
The Board of Supervisors of the County of Butt e, OtaLe of California, do ordain as
follows-
Sachl5n 3 . ThR hereinbelow describedarea -in the County of '.Butte St�.Jtx" of'
California, shall be and IL is hereo
by is as su tos scdisdef
disrict, - Lch tract is ined,
in Ordinance No. 475 of this County, the Zoning Rnablity MMInance, to Mich refere=e is,
hereby made. The said area so zoned shall be und. it in Kohinct to the restrictions and restrLet
uses applicable to "R-3" district, as so def inee, the mid axon so zoned King particulnrly
described as bollows,.
All properties located on Stewart Avennow down to Pacific Gas and Mctric
Compuny property, across to Bidwell Avenue at Mrs. 0 shm freman's prye&y,
and back duwn Bidwell Avenue ana joinirg Stewart Avenue.
QcLiun 2. Thu regulation applicable to the district so zoned, as provided in the sold
zasl,ng LBnahllrjd,, 0dJnancn; eve, as follows:
This district is for multi-dwelliag units and al.?. uses Neu-a1LLed in "11-l" and "R-211
Districts, subject to the securing of a use promiL for any use No Aid, u use permit
is requited in any "R-1" and "H-2" Districts; and Lire follawl-ng uses permdLted subjuct
to s"ecuring a ws�s ps'lentt in eacol C'ns"o'
(a) Hotels, residential clubs and lodges.
(b) Hnspitals, "sL Wwwq and AmMms and clinic:s
(a) MUMS.
Section I The penalties fnr violatloas of the ZmIng NuTy 3yosed upon the )Ad
dip
strict shall be as rovide(l in said zne [Onahl ng, Grdrlc.ncu.
Section A. The ordinance shall be, and it is herHby declared to be in full force and
offect from and after the date of its passnEw,pursuant to the emergermy hereinafteround and
declared; add it snall remahn in full force d offset until such Lime as a permaner nt
ordinanc; covering the above-described area shall Lake effect, Cca110wdn& jcoLicc,' 1'1(-',^arings
and such o4her procedures as ure provided in said Zoning EMU ng ON
Worm, or urnAl auch
Lime as Lhe Board K Mperviscra shall determino that the said urea sha,31 not be zoned as
an "11-3" district.
Section 5. For the lmundMe preservation of Me Pubdlc peace, hea-ltla ,a-nd safety of the,
:area hereinabove described, and the residents and inhabitant thereof, it is necessary that this:
::ordinance take effect immediately. A declaration of the facts constituting the necessity there-
,:for is as follows:
There is being contemplated the construction and establishment of a machine shop and junk
;yard.
Section 6. This emergency ordinance shall take effect immediately upon its passage and be-
,. fore the expiration of fifteen (15) days after its passage shall be published once, with the
names of all members voting for and against the same, in Chico Enterprise-Record, a newspaper
;!published in said County of Butte
ADOPTED AND PASSED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte, State of California,
this 15th day of March, 1954, by the following vote:
;AYES: Supervisors Lobdell, Parker, Pellicciotti, Squires and Chairman Polk
NOES: None
ABSENT: No
/s/ T. H. POLK
Chairman of the Board of Supervisors
ATTEST: of the County of Butte, Stat? 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
ORDINANCE NO. 486
AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNTY OF BUTTE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
ZONING A PORTION OF SAID COUNTY PURSUANT TO EXISTING ORDINANCE
NO. 475 OF SAID COUNTY, AND AMENDING THE SAID ORDTNANCE.
The Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte, 'State of California, under and pursuant
to Crdinance 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
California, shall be, and it is hereby zoned as an "R-1" (Single-family residence) district,
as such R-1 district is defined in said Zoning Enabling Ordinance, and with the additional
, permitted uses set forth in section 3 hereof within certain areas of the said district; to
be subject to the restrictions and restricted uses applicable to ai R-1 district as defined
in the Zoning Enabling Ordinance, and as modified herein,' the said area so zoned being parti-
cularly described as follows:.
That certain area in the community of Paradise, Butte
County, California, lying and being on each side of the
center line of the Skyway and within three hundred and
fifty (350) feet thereof, commencing at the intersection
of said Skyway and the southwesterly boundary of the
Paradise Irrigation District and running to the intersection
of said Skyway and Neal Road..
Section 2. The regulations applicable to the district so zoned, as provided in the Zoning
Enabling Ordinance, are restated as follows:
The district shall be for single-family dwellings only, subject to the following additional
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.
Section 3. In addition to the foregoing permitted uses, and solely and only within that
portion of the hereinabove described zoned area lying and being within fourteen hundred fifty
(1450) feet of the intersection of Skyway and Neal. Road, and also being solely ate' only within
that portion of the said area lying and being between the East boundary of Lot 40 of the Vista
Village Subdivision, and to and including Lot 41 of said subdivision, retail stores and shops of
a light commercial character and conducted within a building, shall be permitted, upon the secur-
ing of a use permit in each case.
Section 4. The penalties for violations of the zoning hereby imposed upon the said district
shall be as provided in the said Zoning Enabling Ordinance.
Section 5. In compliance with Lhu pr=s!ons or svw IlMe HaWing Ordinanco the
is heroby amended by adding tO Section J thurnuf Me ordinance in Mil.,
BecMu 6. This OrMance shall be cid it is heruby deMa"d to be in Mi fo"c nu(j
affect from and "Or thlrtY (30) days Mur the daLe of its passnru, and beforu We expirat;W
of fifLeen (15) days aftur JLs passmgn, We ordinance shall be publishcd onca, with LA, ,,as
Q thn Tembers of the Board vot%g Ar and u,ia .ns t it, in the PARAMW VDAT, a nowspaper,
published in We Caan[iy or Buft,.,
Mfl) ADU,MlD by thus Board of SupervIsops r,f We County of Butte, State of Callfbrnh-�
We 2V% Ono of Munh, 19jq by tho fogjnwbV vote.
A YES: QpLrMurw Lubdiall, Parker, PoilicciotLi, Notes Used Mairman Polk
NOES: None
AMEMil! ucvne
NOT VOTING, None
A/ T. H. POLK
ATTUST., ChArmau or the Board at Uupvrvju,r, C the
inlet V. MATTUM, CounLy Clark and County of Ruttu, Call:--orrl]a
Clel'k Of the 1soorrl ef
-UPe sVj'cArs of,' Lire (',ounAy of BuUe,
St,atn of (,'nlifurnj,-a
By /S/ G, VIME'S,
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Ah N&MAWY (,PDAUCE QV :,jih, C) 13Tr,1„p 'riuAill a,,
CAAMIM, XOMINU A. MHUMN UW SAW COUMI, PAVOWNG
T5 "XIS`TI TO 05MANCA MO. 4?5 OF S41D COUNTY, AAD DRCIAR!m(.!
hN WIMMMY
The Buspd or M:pepvjn0an or Lhe COunly Of BULK AwtO of California, do ordain an rMlown.
SenIA"n 1. Thu11UPjMWj0W described area, j,[a ib(,' COUWY -' Dutle, A
%QfornLa, oball ba and it is hereby youcul as an "'1'-l” disupT, ns SUCh WArAt is W!"d
11 Ird""ance no. A75 or this County, the ZUH5g hrunbilir W-ijaneu Lo which ropopy... 1,
lriecab'y Thu W& wrea su zonol small be and U in suble"L LO W ventrMhns W restriyt
UI
SS v-PPAW1010 to "11-j" r.NistrWL, as so if.c, yho mid ar,, , ,,d b,p,, y
duscrihod as i-OlInwaa
fL cortbij area in the 000rTIMY A Mudise, AM WaLy,011fornia, jyjnE and
rng on ouch Adu or the cunter I Wo of LA Skyway wlhin Htfor marc aod f,tfky
350) feet thereof, communcing %t a lidtorboAjoa of said Skyway und iiae 3ouoar wowtorly
d(ri'mMI-y of tlie llyrad!so .lir igWan I!stQA nn6 runni-Ing to thn inarsection oa ,
Okywuy alld Nua: .an=
Suction R. Thu rug AnUo's applinabW tc the dls ;r Pt, so iii Mic
Zoning Ecrablira", CrOl -ince, oPlr(-.rA,alad ,as fullows.,
Tho M%rict squil hu POP s"W-f"WY MITIAgs "My, oubjeQ LO Lhe FollowME itWonAl
ulpc),u c of tur'oit tn. cunh co,s(-.".
(a) (beuA,ty iuhs and tit O"If --'ou.rscs;
(b) Publ'v ond quasi 'al s,
(c) Provcssinnnj Upciews.
in addithon to We foregoing pe ret! ,d nOlmlY an6 WaY within that ( nrtlun "C
Wo horoWbove Uscrihoo WnOd area lying Ad Wag wit? in Qui fifty (1&50) feat
UC " "arsect"err by "My and ": yOud, UAd aino MAKy on My AM41 sywL pwt%, l,
We sW rs ue lying any being LeMon Lac; WsL boundaTy M LoL Q of tiro Oj,t, Vill,,, 0,hdL-
visjOn, ,tad On and including Lot 41 of said subdivisini, Mail. ';tco`eWd Shops, nf a light,
conUMOT chay uAor.wid conowuLud within a bull!j... ...11 In Purv!Wd, Won Weoecuring,
a porr,i"L in a. (,',o,co.
SHMInn 3. The ponnitlun Me Aulation oC Lhu zuning hareby imponud upon the said ZonAag
EnabllnF Lrninun ne.
Section 4. The ordinance s'rnall be, and it is hereby declared to be in full force and
effect from and after the date of its passage, pursuant to the emergency hereinafter found and
declared; and it shall remain in full force and effect until such time as a permanent ordinance
covering the above-described area shall take effect.
Section 5. For the immediate preservation of the public peace, health and safety of the
area hereinabove described, and the residents and inhabitants thereof, it is necessary that this
ordinance take effect immediately. A declaration of the facts constituting the necessity
therefor is as follows:
There is being contemplated the construction and establishment of a plant for the sale and
storage of butane gas and/or other commercial construction within the aforesaid area hereby
zoned as an R-1 District and wherein no commercial uses are permitted.
Section 6. This emergency ordinance shall take effect immediately upon its passage and
before the expiration of fifteen (15) days after its passage shall be published once, with the
names of all 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 t_ie County of Butte, State of California
this 29th day of March, 1954, by the following vote:
AYES: Supervisors Lobdell, Parker, Pellicciotti, Squires and Chairman Polk.
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
NOT VOTING: None
/s/ T. H. POLK
CHAIRMAN OF' THE BOARD OF SUR,hVISORS,
ATTEST: A F. I�CFFICILS COUNTY CLERK COUNTY OF BUTTE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA
AND EX�OFFICI4Z CLERK OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
BY /s/ G. VINES,DEPUTY
(seal)
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ORDINANCE NO. 488
AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNTY OF BUTTE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
AMENDING CERTAIN SECTIONS OF ORDINANCE N0. 417 OF SAID
COUNTY
Pursuant to amendments to the State Conservation and Planning Act of 1947, the Board of
Supervisors of the County of Butte, State of California, do ordain as follows:
Sections 1, 3 and 4 of Ordinance 417 of this County shall be and they are hereby amended to
read and provide as follows:
SECTION 1. MEMBERS. The Commission shall consist of eight members, not officials of Butte
County, duly appointed by the Chairman of the Board of Supervisors. Each supervisor shall
nominate one member. Three members shall be nominated by City Planning Commissions from their'
respective memberships, with not more than one member from each such Commission. Such members'
shall not be officials of this County. In addition to the appointed members of the Commission,
there shall be two advisory members who shall be the County Counsel or his deputy and the County
Engineer or his deputy.
SECTION 3. OFFICERS. The Commission shall select its own chairman for term to be desig-
nated by the Commission, and such other officers as may be deemed necessary by the Commission.'
The Clerk of the Board of Supervisors or his deputy shall act ex officio as secretary of the
Commission.
SECTION 4. TERM OF OFFICE. Of the members of the Commission first appointed, two shall
be appointed for terms of one year, two for terms of two years, two for terms of three years
and two for terms of four years. Their successors shall be appointed for terms of four years.
If a vacancy shall occur, otherwise than by expiration of term, it shall be filled by appoint-
ment for the unexpired portion of the term. The terms of advisory members shall correspond
to their respective official tenures.
This Ordinance shall be and it is hereby declared to be in nall force and effect from and
after thirty (30) days after the date of its passage, and before the expiraLion of fifteen
(15) days afLer its passage, this Ordinance shall be published once, with the names of the
members &f tho Board voting for and against it, in the BIGGS NEWS a newsi.�aper published in
the County of Butte, State of California.
PASSED and ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte,Btate of California
this 26th. day of April, 1954, by the following vote:
AYES: Supervisors Lobdell, Parker, Pallicciotti, Squires and Chairman Polk
NONS; None
ABSENT: None
NUT VOTING: None
ATTMST. /s/ T. H. FOLK
Chnirman of the Board of �3apervjso.°S,
HARRIETT JAMES, County Clerk and ex- County of Butte, State of California.
officio Clerk of the Board of Superlisors
of the County of Butte, State of California
By /a/ G. Vines, Deputy
ORDINANCE NO. 489
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING BUTTE COUNTY ORDINANCE NO. 4B4 TO ADD TO SAID ORDINAUCH A SECTiGN
PROVIDI14G A LICENSE FOR 1-,)(.)G
The Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte, StMe of California, 4) mumn as
follows.
That there shall be added to Butte County Ordinanne No. 484 the W11OWing SeCtion which
shall be numbered and shall read as follows:
SECTION 2: (a) Every person who owns or controls a kennel or place whers more than
five dogs are kept for breeding purposes, training, sale or other commercial purposes shall
pay an annual lie-nse fee of TEN DOLLARS ($10,00), This license shall be the license for all
dogs kept there. This license shall be obtained within thirty days after this ordinance become;
effective and Rand year thereafter during the month of January, or within thirty days after a
kennel goels into operation. No kennel license shall be issued until the poundmaster or his
authorized representative has first issued a certificate that the kennol is operated in a
sanitary and prOTer manner so as not to constitute a nuisancs to the neighborhood. This
certificute shall be presented to the Clerk with an application for the kennel license.
This Ordinance shall take effect on the 1st day of July, :k. j4 and before thn 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, Stote of Call-f,rnia,
The foregoing ordinance was introduced by OupervLsor Parker who Moved its adoptioa,
seconded by Supervisor Lobdell and said ordinance was duly adopted and passed by the Board of
Supervisors of the County of Butte, State of California, on the W clay of May, 19%, by the
following vote:
AYES: Supervisors Labdell, Parker, Pellicaist-ti, SMAres and Chairman Polk
Noes: None ABSENT: None
A/ T. H. POIX
ATTEST: HARRIETT JAME,13, COUNTY CIL.RF and Chtiirman of thr, Board of Suporvisors
ax-officio Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors Of thO COUKItY Of Butte, State of
California
By Isl Genevieve Vines, Deputy
COUNTY OF BUTTE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA
ORDINANCE NO. 490
AN ORDINANCE ELIMINATING BOND PROVISIONS FOR COUNTY COUNSEL:
WHEREAS, on the 27th day of April, 19531 Ordinance Creating the Office of Bounty Counsel for
the County of Butte, 'State of California";
WHEREAS, Section 5 of said Ordinance provides that "the official bond of said County Counsel
is fixed in the sum of $5,000.00 and premiums therefore shall be a charge against the County
of Butte"; and
WHEREAS, the Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte, State of California, is advised
that said County Counsel, as an employee of the County of Butte, is covered by the blanket bond
of said County;
NOW, THEREFORE, THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNTY OF BUTTE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, DO
ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
That Section 5 of Ordinance No. 472 is hereby repealed but that all other sections of said
ordinance shall remain in full force and effect.
ADOPTED AND PASSED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte, State of California, on
the 10th day of May, 1954, by the following vote:
AYES: Supervisors Lobdell, Parker, Pellicciotti, Squires and Chairman Polk
NOES: None
ABSENT: NONE
NOT VOTING: NONE
This Ordinance shall take effect thirty (30) days after its passage, and before the expir-
ation of fifteen (15) days after its passage it shall be published with the names of the members
voting for and against the same once in some newspaper published in the County of Butte.
attest; /s/ T. H. POLK
Chairman of the Board of
', Harriett James, Supervisors of the County
of Butte, State of California
County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk
of the Board of Supervisors of the
County of Butte, State of California.
By /s/ GENEVIEVE VINES,
Deputy Clerk
ORDINANCE NO. 491
AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNTY OF BUTTE AMENDING SECTION 6 OF ORDINANCE NO. 417
OF SAID COUNTY TO ALLOW COMPENSATION FOR PLANNING COMMISSIONERS.
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNTY OF BUTTE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
That Section 6 of Ordinance No. 417 of the County of Butte shall be, and it is hereby,
amended to read and provide as follows:
SECTION 6: Each Commissioner shall receive the sum of $10.00 as compensation for
each meeting attended, such compensation, however, not to exceed a total of $20:00
in any calendar month, and, in addition, each Commissioner shall receive reasonable
traveling expenses, to be determined by the Board of Supervisors, incurred in attending
meetings of the Commission.
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'
days after its passage this Ordinance shall be published once, with the names of the members of
the Board of Supervisors voting for and against it, in the Oroville Press, a newspaper published
in the County of Butte, State of California.
PASSMD and ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte, `tate; of Californi
this 24th day of May, 19, , by the following vote:
AYES: Supervisurs lasbdeU, Parker, 1"a2licKotti, SMUres and Chairman Polk
NOES: None
ABSENT: NONE
NOT VOTING: None
ATTEST: AD T. H. PUK
C,heir"MA, Board of Supervisors of the
HAIRIETT jAMES, County of Butte, State of California
County Clerk and ex—officio
Clerk of tba Board of Supervisors
of the County of Butte,state nr
California
BylsA Genevieve Vinw.13, Del-afty Clerk
WINANCL No. Q?
AN ODDFUNCE FIXING VIE COMIENSATINN OF OFFICUO AND ENDUYUG up Too UUMT Op BUnL
AND WEAL!& UL nMrmNmS IWU7WnWN TialnWIT0
The Board of Supervisors of the County or Butbe, titrate„ of CA-tfornda, do orduin as
follows:
SICKON NC, :'L
SHUHT TLTLh: This ordinance shall be known as the "Alwy 0MUmnec," RM Hall he,
applicable to officers and employees whose salaries aro set by the Board of Supervisors, CouQ�
of Butte
HICTION NO. u
MORTELY SALARY Wo,h, Ike following saiary scale shall apply for classifications indicated
in Section 3 (A) W Wis urdjAance.
Salary STEP
Range
Be.
8 1,;8 3.66 175 185 19";
9 166 175 185 195 201;
175 iv1 195 205 216
v" 195 20s 216 APE',
1.2 295 205 216 228 241
i1.), 205 216 228 241 25t,}.
228 241 214 268 QQ3
16 P41 268 2S3 298
17 21F 268 283 290 315
18 P68 P83 298 332
19 3 C are, 31
315 3325 351
20 1198 11;"a 332 370
121 31.5
332 351
22 33P e._1
1 370 �jf' 2
2$ "7} 1 11 3
51 370 �p36
�91 460
�191 13 6 6 )�86
26 �36 60 486 53
27 n5o ��86 5a.--�
36 j1+2
28 Wo Q86 511""i 573
29 k4.it 6 51
5731 605
3�) 573 605 639
1 �73 6C 5 639 6'/5
32 573 605 639 675 713
33 60 639 675 713 Al,
'2'�� 639 675 713 7 53 796
35 675 713 M 796 84].
36 713 753 796 Wif 8""q
37 '/53 796 P8"�
939
SPICTWX NO. 3
SALApY PLAN 10GILOYL!'Es
(A) For Clanses with Range Assignments, Salary ranges lishK in Section 2 will apply to
ciassificatinns as WknLA in As 311"ing table-
clas''s Salary Class Salary
Title Range No. Mle Range No.
Wconntant 22 Intermediate Typist Clerk 13
Addressograph Operator A InvesUgatur 21
LANKA, AsKstant 22 Janitor ( Janitress) 12
Admission Cierh, IN Junior Accountunt 19
AgPinrap tural Comminnionor 29 UWar Appraiser 318
Agri. InspecLar 11 Junior Clerk " 12.
Class Salary Class
Title Range No. Title Salary
Range No.
; Ambulance Driver 14 Junior Librarian 17
;Appraiser 20 Junior Steno.-clerk 12
, Asst. Agric. Commissioner 23 Junior Typist-Clerk 11
"'Assistant Assessor 22 Jr. Pub. Health Nurse 19
Asst. County Counsel 20 Kitchen Helper 11
;'; Asst.. Dairy Inspector 19 Kitchen Supervisor 19
, Asst. Director Nursing 22 Laboratory Helper 13
Asst. Director of Public Laboratory Technician I 15
Works & road Commissioner 32 Laboratory Technician II 19
Bookkeeping Machine Opr. 15 Laundry Helper 11
Br. Library Asst. I 11 Laundryman 14
'Br. Library Asst. II 13 Laundry Supervisor 17
Bldg. Maintenance Man 17 Legal Typist Clerk 16
Chief Stationary Engineer 19 Library Assistant 13
Civil Deputy Sheriff 19 Library and Book Maintainer 11
' Civil Engineer 28 Maintenance Supervisor 20
Civil Engineering Asst. 22 Map Draftsman I 19
Civil Engineer, Assoc. 24 Map Draftsman II 22
Gook 14 Mapper-Plat Books 17
Cook's Helper 12 Matron 16
: County Counsel 29 Medical Record Clerk 16
'' County Dairy Inspector 20 Medical Social Worker 17
. County Librarian 23 Medical Stenographer 17
County Probation Officer 24 Nurse Anesthetist 30
Court Clerk I 14 Occupational Therapist 17
Court Clerk II 16 Parts Supply Clerk 15
;!Deputy District Attorney 24 Personal Property Appraiser 15
Deputy Road Commissioner 31 Pharmacist 25
Deputy Sheriff 18 Physical Therapy Technician 23
. Dietician 20 Photostat Operator I 12
Director of Nursing 25 Photostat Operator II 14
Director of PlRnning 24 Principal Clerk 19
IIir. Pub. Health Nursing 25 Printing Technician 22
Director of Sanitation 23 Probation Worker 1 16
Election Clerk 17 Probation Worker Ii 18
Engineering Aide 16 _ �,4�� Pub. Health Bacteriologist 23
Ferry Operator 13- SO)"q, Public Health Nurse 21
Groundsman 12 Road Commissioner 32
Head Jailer 20 Sanitarian 21
Head Nurse 21 Sealer of Wgts. & Measures 21
; Hospital Housekeeper 15 Seamstress 11
Hospital Physician and Surgeon 35 Senior Account Clerk 17
Housekeeper 10 Senior Agricultural Inspector 20
House-Parent 11 Senior Appraiser 2.2
:! Intermediate Acct. Clerk 14 Senior Clerk 16
Intermediate Clerk 13 Senior Deputy Sheriff 19
Intermediate Steno-Clerk 14 Senior Engineer 30
Senior Engineering Aide 19
Senior Janitor 15
Senior Librarian 20
Senior Steno-Clerk 17
Senior Typist-Clerk 16
Sheriff's Captain 23
Sheriff's Sergeant 21
Social Worker I 16
Social Worker II 18
Social Worker, Supervisor I 21
Social Worker Supervisor II 24
Staff Nurse 18
Stationary Engineer 17
Stock Clerk 14
Storekeeper 19
Supt. Const. and Maintenance 27
Supt. of Equipment 24
Supervisor Juvenile Hall 15
Surgical Nurse 19
Surgical Supervisor 21
Tel. Opr. and Recep. I 12
Tel. Opr. & Recp. II 13
Truck Driver, Hospital 12
Undersh(�riff 24
Veteran's Serv. Asst. 17
Veteran's Serv. Officer 22
Vocational Nurse I 8
Vocational Nurse II 11
Vocational Nurse III 13
Watchman 13
Welfare Director IV 27
X-ray Technician I 14
X-ray Technician II 16
X-ray Technician III 20
(B) For Classes withlburly Rate Assignments. The followIng two r(atc, salary scalc,,
is astabltshed for hourly rated employees and shall be applicable to the positions as listed.
'it)u_rly Rata,� 111311 Hourly Hate "All
Carpentur, Grade III ny 1.82
Carpenter. Helper 1.ylf 1.64
Truck Driver 1.72 1.82
Laborer I.Q 1.0i
Senior Mechanic 1.82 1.92
Me chai�!P 1.72 1.82
Mechanic Holpe.T., 1.Q 1.0i
Equip. Opr. Gr. 111 1.82 1m92
Equip. Opr. Ur. 11, 1.64 1.72
Equip. Opr, Gr. I I.Q UA
Ferry Ono. Relief 1.20 1-30
Puinter 1,5l+ 1.64
Watchman N one 1.10
Powdorman IJ2 1.82
Foreman 2X3 2.1,3
General Phreman, None 2Z5
(C) For C&sses with Ylat Rate Ass.ignmeats- &,J_-%r.,y nates for tho following class!fcation
will apply as Indicated.
Class TILle Rate
AgrlculturO. Inspector 1 20 Me
Deputy Shariff Part-time
Janitor Mem. Hall Biggs, Part-time,
Janttor Croville Health Building 75
Lilar nry Rr. Custodian 1 10
Library Br. CusLad.iian 11- 15
Library janitor-Durham 10
Library Janitor Paradise 10
Members Bd. of Education 10 Day
Physician Paradise Part-time 248 Mo
Physician Chico Part time
Secty Memorial Hall Biggs, Gj
Secty Memorial Hall Chico
Seety Memorial Hall Gridley 30
Seety Memorial Hall Oroville 30
Secty Memorl& Hall ParadLse 30
Vocatiorm1hUrse TraLnees 75 me
Ulection Officers.
Precincts having loss than 101 votes cast:
Inspectors 13 day
Clerks and Judges 30 day
Precints having 101 to 200 votes cast:
Inspectors 14 day
Clerks and Judges 11 day,
11re-A.a.tv having 201 1,(.) votes cast:
Inspector-, 15 day
Clerks and Judges 32 May
Precincts hav-Prig 251 and over votes cast:
Inspectors 16 day
Clerks and Judges 13 d,,.iy-
Registration Clerks 80 per name
SECTIOU NO. 4
SALARIES OF HLECTIVU OFFICKS AND EMPLOYE&S
NOT IN CLASSIFIED SURVICE
A. E3ective Officers. Elccbivc officers shall receive armual salaries as indicated in the
following table:
0 fV c er Armual Salary
Supervisor 82,4o1)
DIst. A.ttorney & Pub. 7,500
SherifE and Coroner 7,20()
CJerk 5,1 0o
Auditor 6,6no
Treasurer and Tax Co3lector Woo
Recorder 5,10C.)
Assesscu.,, 6,6o(,,)
Slyt. of Schoals (amnly Shme) 7,100
Superior Cmirt Judge C County Share) 6,000
Judges oV Justice Courts;
Biggs Judicial District Moo
Chico Judiclal District 6,000
Durham Judicial DiVrict 2,400
Gridloy Judlcl& DLsLrLet 4,8o(.)
OrovUle Judicial District 6,00o
Paradise ludicial District 2,400
Constables:
Biggs Judicial District $3600.00
Chico Judicial District 3600.00
Durham Judicial District 3600.00
Gridley Judicial District 3600.00
Oroville Judicial District 3600.00
Paradise Judicial Districts 3600.00
B. Other Employees. The following employees shall receive annual salaries as indicated
County Administrative Officer 8,100.00
Court Reporter (as set by statute)
Director of Public Health 10,092.00
Director of Public Works and Road
Commissioner �� 9 6 9,600.00
Hospital Administrator 7,668.00
Law Librarian 900.00
Secretary and Jury Commissioner 4,114.00
SECTION NO. 5
ADMINISTRATION OF SALARY PLAN. The Administration of the salary plan for the classifications'
listed in Section 3 (A) and (B) shall be as follows:
A. New Employees. New employees shall be appointed at the first sten of the salary range
in effect for the class of position to which they are appointed. If a department head is un-
able to fill a position at the first step, he may request authorizty to appoint at a higher
step of the range. The Administrative Officer shall investigate and report his findings 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 classifi-
cation 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 permanent status and from which he was separated in good standing may, upon recommendation
of the head of the department in which he is being reemployed and approval of the administrative
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 their salary range subject to
the following conditions:
(1) The step advancement must be based on satisfactory performance and be recommended
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 has held a classification less than three months shall not be entitled 1.
to a regular advancement.
D. Salary on Promotion. An employee promoted to a position in a class with a higher
salary range shall be paid either at the minimum rate of the new range or at the nearest higher
rate than he would otherwise be entitled to on the date his promotion is effective--whichever
is greater.
E. Salary on Demotion. An employee demoted to a position in a class with a lower
salary range may be paid either at a rate that is one rate less than its rate before he was
demoted or at a lesser rate if a department head so recommends.
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 Allocation. The salary of an employee who has a permanent status
in a class which is reallocated to a new salary range shall be determined as follows:
(1) If the class in reallocated to u higher range, the empluyeo shall receive the
nearest higher monthly salary over tho rate he wouid have otherwise been ehtltlud
to on tho date the new allocation is effective.
(2) In came Nu employee is already ruce!VnE a salary greuLur Uan Lhe maximum step of
tho appropriato runr2 ho QN11 continue to receice ",-'Uch sala.a;tr'Y or Lhe ma'xlmurn step
in the now range, whichovcr in the groal,ur,
() If tho clans is reallocatod to as lower salary mango, the employee shall rcane ve the
next lower salavy An the now sa3ary range than he wnrad hme otherAss bmn ont_lt.led
to on the date the new allocation is effective. if the employee is receiving a sala
greater thun, the maximum sten K the appropriato range, his salary shall ba reduced
the same ratio as the salary range Lo which the Muss has been real3ocated bears to
the salary range Lo which the Mass was Inevamsly all"aLed.
Sal.�,iry ni, lousUlun The mla* of the LacuMon of a posli;ioc
which Ls roclaskXhed shall be dMormLosd as follms;
(1) If the position is reclassifiod to a class which is allocaLed to he: same salary
range as is Loa class of thu posiLion before !L was reclassified, the salary U the,
employee shaR not change, exerph that a normal merit increase may he allowed.
(2) If the peon itioa is roclassified to a close which is allocated to a highcr salary
ranEe than the class of the position before it was reclassified, thu salary of the
employee shall be governed by Sealm 5 D of MUs o&immc,,,,.
(3) If tho position is reclassified to a class wdich is allocuted to a lower salury
ran6w Lhau Lhu class K Qu position before IL was PeciasUfled, the salary of the
employee shall noL changa unless such salary is gruaLwr than the noxiamm of the rang(
in which case tho salary of the omployee shuLl be reduced to the unximum salary for
the new classification.
1. Standard Work Mouth. The sUndard work munith for classified employees an full time,
eXCePt for OMPlOYMS Cf the SheViff"S depurtmo�iot, shall consist for all compuLing purposea; K
21 working days. The standard work monLh ror employees of the. SheriPf's department sbull bo'
determined by Lhe Sheriff and approved by the Board of Supervisors.
0. Puy for Temporary und Part-Lime Employees. Temporary and TaK-Lize employees shall be
paid uL Lhu dolly or hourly rate that Is Ve equiva3unt of the 1nst sWir to whinh tho lase sition
is Klocatad. Except for Lae Shuriff"s department, the sulary, swal be nougKod as a Mention
the standard work month Q 22 working days or 168 hours, whiMover is appngrin"n. Pay for Lem.
porary employees of the SherifV's DeparionaK shall be computed as a Mention of Lho staKurd,
work month approved for ihat department. No temporary or parLLlme eznp1o,,,)'oo shallYxs paid irl
any sinole month an amount that is greater than Cho monthly rate r. Ymp 1 of thn ruga to wmel
his KassVication is assigned. The provisions of this section shall not unply to hourly-rated
classifications Iivted In SC',Ction 3 B of this ordinanco,
K. Pay for Honrly-rated employees. The salary plan admUUsnmtIca fon, hcanqy-naked
employees listed in Son= 31"1 shtal be as f&A"s.,
(2) Rate "B" „racy upply Lu new employees and may be tho; wonoct paJA Ar a YwWal pno-
batinn.Nry period of 90 days or three calendar months to awerLuln W He lKlAdual,
in qualified to du daivieo 2s assigned und fill job rasponsibilitios as listed la
TOrsonnel Classification and Pay Plan.
(2) Rate "A" Tay apply to nmploypns who have nomplated the probationary period and
whose services have been found satisfactory. The employee may be inereRned to this
352
step upon. written recommendation of the department head,
L. Overtime. The following provisions shall at,ply 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 classification, the prevailing
rate may be paid to the employee at the discretion of the department head.
(2) For other permanent employees except for resident hospital physicians, 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) Resident hospital physicians shall be on duty, at the times, and in the manner
prescribed by the hospital administrator, who may however, in his discretion allow compensating
time off for work performed on legal holidays only. Such compensating time off if granted and
not taken shall not be paid for upon termination of employment and shall not be a charge against
the county without the approval of the Board of Supervisors.
(4) The maximum amount of equivalent time off for overtime permitted in any one calendars
year shall be ten (10) working days, unless otherwise ordered by the Board of Supervisors.
(5) 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 department head assign or transfer any
person within the department as a substitute for any person who is on leave of absence with
pay on account of overtime service, where such person assigned or transferred receives an
increase in pay as a result of such assignment or transfer, it being the intent of this pro-
vision that where persons are allowed time off with pay for overtime service the department
must perform the work of such absentee. without additional cost or expense.
M. 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 mayl!
receive $10.00 per month extra.
SECTION NO. 6
CLASSIFICATION PLAN. The classifications listed in Section 3A constitute the Classification
Plan, originally contained in the "Personnel Classification and Pay Plan, Butte County, Calif-
ornia," 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. These specifications may be revised or abandoned on recommendation of the Admin-
istrative Officer and approval on minute order by the Board of Supervisors.
B. Allocation of Positions to Classifications. The number and classification of perma-
nent 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 the 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. Classirlention Changos. A department head may request that to position be re-
classified If be believes there has beer a chaagp in the dutien and renponnibillties of bho
position. Raquests shall be made on forms provided by the Administrative Officer. They
shall be forwarded to the board with a recommendation by the Administrative Officer that
Lh,,., J'EorUeSt be either approved or d enj ed. When a position becomes Y"ant wO Infore it Us
refilled, either as department head or the Admiaistrative Officer may recommend to the Board
that the position be reclassified.
D. Haview of Classification Plan. The Administrative Officer shall be responsible for
cuntinuous review of nhe classification plan. He may review classifinations and makc rocom-
mondaUans on cin-soViclion proMems to Urn lhmrd,
SECTION MV 7
TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT. The fo3lowing rules shall apply to all classified employees Ln the
County of Butte-
A. Qualifications. Officers and employees balding positions upon the taking effect of
thLs ordl-naroso are deemed to be qualified for the position to w0ch they are allocated, snibject
to the right of the department head or the Board of Supervismrs to d1wriss any cmplzVee in
accordance with law.
B. Permanent Appointments. A now appoinWent or a 1promotlon appointment to a classiVied
positioi shall be made by a department hoad. However, any perann. ewaidwod Qr apToiAmeat
must have, the qualifteations described in the class spocifications for the position. Tho
Uministrative Officer may reKew qualifications of pr ospeKive emocqees on the basis of
lKnrmation supplied by alplicants; or he may require writlen o.r on-'Ci examinivti(ort. Appoint-
menLs snaLl be made in writing on forms prescrited by the Administrative Office. So that
quo llf1cations of to prospective employee may bp reviewed, a copy of Lhe appointment form shall,
be delivered to the Administrative Of fl,cc before the parson beEins work or before his promotian,
takes affect. The mpproved appointment form shall be LbrwarOed to the,, Auditor.
Q Temporary or Part-tarn Appointments. Departmc,,nt headis may mc.ke temporaxy ur part-
time appointments when aza appropriation for "Extra Ho p" has becn provided for in thcdx
Such appointments shall be made in writing an forms prescribed by the Administrative Office.
A copy of the appointment signed by the department head end approved by the Administrutive
Officer onall be delivered to tho Auditor before Vayment is made to any employee holding a
temporary appointment. Where there is more than one grade in a classification, no temporary as
part-time employee shull be nppointed to a classification above intermediate or Grade I
designation. Any person appointod to do temporary work shall be appointed in a classification
corresponding to here, TONS LX tie wark hu Q to dram
D. Outside Activity. No full.time employee of the County sto,11 anga" 1. ... ...
or outside activity which is incompatible with his employment by the Ccrunt,. Mv aficur as
employee engaEing in such orrupation or outside activi-Ly for compensation shall inform the
Board of Supervisors of the time required and the nature of such ;wMvUy, aM Me Board shall
determine whether or not such activity is incompatible with County employment.
E. Maintenance Providions. In every case where full rat's part nlaint(an'anco is furnished
to an eWaWeq the following amounts shall be deducted from the salary authorized for the
employee-
For Individual c(�.,jts
Room -------,-$10.00 p(-.,1, month.
F. Vacations.,
(1) After six months of service each of, and employee in a permanent posiLion shm3l
be entitled to a vacation of Five-Sixths (5/6) of a working day for each mcarth of aerv&e.
(2) Unused vacation may be accumulated to a total of not more than 20 working days, or
four calendar weeks.
(3) Vacations shall be taken at such times as may be approved by the heads of the depart-
ments.
(4) No vacation shall be allowed to any person who is discharged from County service for
cause.
(5) A person about to resign, about to retire or who is to be laid off without fault
on his part, and who has earned.vacation time to his credit shall be paid for such vacation on
the effective date of such resignation, retirement or layoff. However, on the recommendation <
of a department head and with the approval of the Administrative Officer, unused vacation time
may be withheld from an employee who resigns without giving two-weeks notice to the department
head.
G. Sick Leave with Pay.
(1) After six months of continuous service, each officer and employee in a permanent posi-
tion shall be entitled to one working day of sick leave with pay for each month or major fraction
thereof served, up to an accumulated total of 60 working days. Such sick leave with pay can be
granted only upon the recommendation of the department head in case of bonafide illness of an
employee. A department head or the Administrative Officer may require evidence in the form of
a physician's certificate or otherwise in the adequacy of the reason for an employee's absence'.
during the time sick leave is requested.
(2) In the event an employee is absent due to disability incurred on duty he may utilize
accumulated sick leave at the time of disability to compensate for the difference between Work-
men's Compensation insurance allowances and full pay.
H. Absence Due to Death or Critical Illness in Family. Whenever any person holding a
, permanent position provided for by this ordinance, the compensation for which is fixed by the
month, is compelled to be absent from duty by reason bf 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. Leave of Absence Without Pay. Leave of absence without pay may be authorized by the
,Board of Supervisors upon the recommendation of the Administrative Officer. An employee shall
not be entitled to leave of absence as a matter of right, but only upon good and sufficient
reason, and then not to exceed a period of one year. Upon returning to active employment,
the employee may be paid at the same step that was in effect when he began his leave of absence,
J. Holidays.
(1) Monthly rated employees shall have time off with pay on those legal holidays desig-
nated by law or by proclamation.
(2) Road Department employeed paid on an hourly basis shall have the following holidays
with pay: New Year's 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 provisions
of this ordinance are hereby repealed effective July 1, 1954.
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 un-
constitutionality shall not affect the validity or constitutionality of the remaining portions
of this ordinance, it being hereby expressly declared that th_s ordinance and each section,
[subsection, paragrqh, sentence, clause and phrase thereof, would have been adopted irrespective
of the fact Met anl2ge or more sections, subseaticns, paragrapan, sentences, clauses or,
phrases be declared invalid or unconstitut.lonal.
SECTION NU. 10
EFFECTIVE DATE AM 6UBLICAT30N. This ordinance Mali take effect 30 days after the date,
of its adoption and shall bo operntivo on and aPbar JW7 1, 191, and Wom We expimtAn of
15 days after its passage shall be pubdinhed once with the names of the members voting Par and
against the same in the SAW ENTERPHITE as newspnper published in said County of BuLte.
ADOPTED AND PASSED by the BOW OF SUEUISURG of We COUNTY IF BUTTE, State of California,
on the 24-th day si' May, 191)4.
AYES: Supervisors Lobdell, Parker, PellieciottL, Squires and Chairman Polk
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
NOT VOTING: None
/s/ T. D. POLK
ATM& T. I! ® Polk, Cta,,Lirrian of the Boo rd of
Suporvis
gARHIETT JAMS, Stat
urs of tur, County of lyatte,
State of Colifornia.
County C,(-rk Lind ex--nffir�lo
Cle�rk crf' the Boa-rd of Supervs-sors
By /s/ Genevieve Vines,
Deputy Me&
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ORDIN&SCE NO. 493
AN ORDINANCE CREATINU A DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC MAPS
IN TUN COUNTY OF BME AND PHOVIDING FOR A DIIACTUH
THEREOF$ AND DERINIAG TR h ITY121ES OF f,UCH
AND UIRMTOR
THE B(R,iil) OF 5UPMEBORS OF TIE COUNTY 01' BUM, STAW OF CAMFO7t1?0, DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOW0
1. ThaL Marc is hereby croatod in the County of Bu"a a DeparNnut of MUM WAS.
2. The duties to be performod by said Department of PMW Wrks shAl be as falms.
(a) supervise, prepare, or obtain designs and plans Cor roads, bridges and county
buildings;
(b) handLe a13 technical matters pertaining to subdivisions;
(c) po,,rforai surveying and mapping,;
(d) inspect county roads, bridges and buildings-,
(e) bul ld-ing
, permits;
(f) enforce zoning;
(g) construct and maintain, and contract for Uw construcHon and maNtmaurce of
roads, bridges and drain,,age;
(h) do all things pprinvining to cauny Mumps;
do all. things pry rtai-rjing to county ferries;
(j) assist in all matters pertMning W water davelopmant aK =WQ;
W perform the duties of the Head Department as defl,',ed I.-,y law;
(1) psrform any and all other activities and Mies that nay be oNer& by the Board,
of Supervisors;
3. The Surveyor and ex-officlo Road Engineer, and Road WmAsWer, MAI be the Ann&r
of Public Works, and as such shall be the administrative head of th,e Departmemt or Public Work.s.
A. The Director of Public Worko shall Iva a graduato registered engineer, with broad
experience in public works administration.
5. The Mentor of Puhlin Works shall perVorm the Mies of the Surveyor, Road Engirooer
and Road C.connil.ssioner as dcf:ned by Law.
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6. 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 PARADISE POST, 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 1st. day of June, 1954, by the following vote:
AYES: Supervisors Parker, Pelliceiotti and Squires
NOES: Supervisor Lobdell and Chairman Yolk
ABSENT: None
NOT VOTING: None
/s/ T. H. POLK
Chairman of the Board of Supervisors
ATTEST: HARRIETT JAMES, COUNTY CLEa of the County of Butte, State of
And ex-officio Clerk of the California
Board of Supervisors
by /s/ Genevieve Vines
Deputy Clerk
(Seal)
ORDINANCE NO. 494
AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNTY OF BUTTE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ZONING A PORTION OF SAID
COUNTY PURSUANT TO EXISTING ORDINANCE NO. 475 OF SAID COUNTY, AND AMENDING THE 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 hereinafter described area situated 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 in
Thermalito, Butte County, California, particularly described as follows:
Beginning at the northwest corner of Section 2, Township 19 North, Range 3 East, Mount
Diablo Base and Meridian; thence easterly along Township line to the northeast corner of
Section 1 of said Township; thence northerly on flange line to northwest corner of Section 6,
Township 19 North, Range 4 East; thence easterly along township line to center of Feather
River; thence southerly down center of Feather River to the center of Western Canal; thence
southwesterly down center of Western Canal to the extension southerly of the center line of
20th Street, Thermalito: thence northerly on said line to the center line of Fresno Avenue;
thence easterly on center line of Fresno Avenue to the center line of 12th Street; thence
northerly on center line of 12th Street to center line of Nelson Avenue; thence Westerly along;
center line of Nelson Avenue to the west line of Section 2, Township 19 North, Range 3 East;
thence northerly along the west line of said Section 2 to the point of beginning.
Section 2. The regulations applicable to the district so zoned, as provided in the Zoning'.
Enabling Ordinance, are restated as follows:
The 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 bonds, or slaughter houses or commercial livestock
feed yards.
(d) Country clubs, golf course, and drive-in theaters.
(e) Auto wrecking yards.
(f) Commercial kennel and small animal hospitals.
(g) Trailer Courts.
(h) Cemeteries, crematories and mausoleums.
section 3. "The penalties for violations oV the zoning herVy iyadsed upon Me sald dist-,
rinL shall be ns provided in the said Zoning Enabling Ordjnancc
Secticn 4. In complLanen with tUe pro0stons of .,a Zon.'LnS Enahl,ing Ordinance the some
is hereby amended by Wing to Section 5 Lhurcof this ordinance in fb1l.
Suction 5. ThLs Cr WnNneo shall h and it to hereby dcnlorad to be in full force and
efQ& from and after thirty (30) days aCtur the We of its passage, and berore thn expirntion
of fiftcen (15) days after its passaga5 this ordinanco shall be puhlishollonce, Wth the names
of the meanburs of the Board voting for end agninst it, in tho OBOVELLE MERCURN, an newspaper
published in the cmnty to jymm, GkAe of CHAfurnia
PASSED AND ADDITIT) by the Board of Suparvisors of the County of R&W, State of California
this 7th day W" Jurre,,, 1954, by Pas following vote�
AYES: Superviscro Lobdoll, Parke;, Pellieciatti, Squires and Chairman Poll',.
NOES: None
ABSERT: None
NOT VOTINGi None Isl T. H. POLK
&TTEST: HAIRIETT WMES, COUNTY CLABly ch'-druaan 'P")'ar(? nf,
p r,ra a n A"s
and Ex-Of finin Clark of Lbo Board County of Butte
of Supervisors
By Isl Nenevinvm Vinns, Deputy
ORDMANCY NO. 495
AN OWNANCE OF Thn COUNTY UF UWTn, STAn, OF CULMOMNU, 2XI10 4 aofplok�
Cil ,,Ai.) COUNTY PUBSUANT TO IXTSTING ORIUINIVI,,:�i OF 'SAfl) COUNTY, MD
AMNNDLUG 7111 SAiD WHANCE
Thu Board or Supurvisurs of the Ccmnty of Butte, State of California, nnder and pursuant
Lo Ordinanoo No, 475 of said County Wng thn Zoning EnubllrrE Ordinance of said CounLy, do
ordain as fo12ows:
SECTION 1. The herein after described aron s' tufutod in the County cf' Butte, State of
California, shmll bu zmmo as nn "Tq" District as hevulnuner WwMlood and sUlMi, to all of
tho restricted uses applicable to an "R-3" nistrint, s0d arnH so znnyd being located west of
the City of Chico, Butte CoEnty, V1 ifornia, parti.(,,-ularSiy doscribed as follows .
Beginniag at tho intersection of the cenlerlino of Stewart Avaoue and the northerly extorn-
,lion of the west line OC Lot. No® 08 of Uostmrls Subdivikon; thwee muWhwqy Qmrg the woQ
line of LoL No. A and LuL No. 9 of said subdivision to the ceUtOrLine of Bidwell Avenue,,
Were waster3y along the centerline of Bidwell Avenue to the center2lqe of Stowart Avenue;
thence easterly on the contarline of Wwart A"am 0 t1se poLat of bug%Wg.
SECTION 2. The regulations applicable to the district so zoned, as provided in tho Zoning
Enabling Ordi oanep, nro restated 3s follows
This distrieL is for multi-dwelling units and all uses permitted W "W" and "R-2" districts
subject to the sucuring of a use permn for any us,, for which as USO J,)( rnllt is re(juAr(.A in @,'�-Iy
"RA" or "W" District; and the following use permitted subject to securing R use permit in
each case:
(a) 11,ete1, rcsnientjah ciubs, arld lodlge,,
Ch) Anspi W-11 nW hmmq =M-taricum Lmd cUnks
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SECTION 3. The penHlLlos for v1,l,Quus as wo, zOn-1119 horcby imposed u�;,:)on the said dj of r:ict
shall bo as provided in We said Zoning Enabling Ordinance.
SECTION 4. In complinume vltb the provisions of said Zoning Enabling Ordinance the same is,
hereby amended by adding to Section 5 tr)exr--,cfiJj'is Ord 2nancu In ful]_
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 fif-
teen (15) days after its passage, this ordinance shall be published once, with the names of the members o
!:the Board voting for and against it, in the CHICO ENTERPRISE, a newspaper published in the County
' of Butte, State of California.
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte, State of California,
this 7th day-of June, 1954 by the following vote:
AYES: Supervisors Lobdell, Parker, Pellicciotti, Squires and Chairman Polk
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
NOT VOTING: None
ATTEST: /s/ T. H. POLK
Chairman of the Board of Supervisors
,HARRIETT JAMES, County Clerk and of the County of Butte, State of
ex-officio clerk of the Board of California.
. Supervisors of the County of Butte,
State of California
By /s/ Genevieve Vines Deputy
ORDINANCE NO. 496
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 492
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS of the County of Butte, State of California, DO ORDAIN AS
FOLLOWS:
That section No. 4, Sub-section B "Other Employees" of Ordinance No. 492, known as "The
Salary Ordinance", be amended as follows to-wit:
The Director of Public 'Works and Road Commissioner shall receive an annual salary of
$10,800.00.
ADOPTED AND PASSED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte,State of California
on the 12th day of July, 1954, by the following vote:
AYES: Supervisors Lobdell, Parker, Pellicciotti, Squires and Chairman Polk
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
This Ordinance shall take effect thirty (30) days after its passage and before the expir-
ation of fifteen (15) days after its passage it shall be published with the names of the members
voting for and against the same once in some newspaper published in the County of Butte.
ATTEST: /s/ T. H. POLK
Chairman of the Board of Supervisors
HARRIETT JAMES, COUNTY CLERK of the County of Butte, State of
and ex-officio Clerk of the California
Board of Supervisors
By /s/ Genevieve Vines, Deputy
ORDINANCE NO. 497
AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNTY OF BUTTE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ZONING A PORTION
OF SAID COUNTY PURSUANT TO EXISTING ORDINANCE NO. 475 OF SAID COUNTY, AND
AMENDING THE 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 hereinafter described area situated in the County of Butte, State of Calif'-
ornia, 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 east of the
City of Chico, Butte County,California, particularly described as follows:
Commencing at the intersection of Larch Street, and Val.101pbrosa Avonue as Ea po.Jnt of
beginning, thence west on Vallombrosa Avemie to Bryant Avenue, thence north on Bryant Avenue to
Filbert Avenue, thence west on Filbert Avenue to Downing Avemie, thence n.arth, on Downing Avenue
to Hill View Way, thonce west on Hill View Way to Neal Dow Averme, thence north on Ne�--11 Dow Ave-
nue to Palmetto Avenue, thence east an Palmetto Avaiva to and along the southerly line of Long-
fellow Terrace Vs. 3 to the southwestern corner of Longfellow Terrace No. 1, thence in a
northerly direction along a straingt line between. Longfellow Terrace No. 1 and No- 3 to East
First Avenue, thence in a northerly direction following the easterly line of Chic.o Uity Lanrits
to Lindo Channel, thence following Lindo Channel in as generally easterly direction to the
northerly extension of Larch Street, thence southerly on Larch Street to Vallombrosa to the
point of beginning.
Section 2. The regulations fur an "AM District shall be as providod in the said
Zoning Enabling Ordinance.
Section 3- Via penalties for violation of the zoning hereby imposed upon 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 Ml force and
effect from and after thirty (3D) days after the date of its passage, and before the expiraticri
of fifteen (15) days after its passage, this ordinance shall be published once, with the names 0
the members of the Board voting for and against it, in the CHICO EUTEURME, a newspaper
published in Lbe Couraty of Butte, State of California.
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of BUM2 State of California,
this 10th day of July, 11,154 by the following vote.
AYES: Suparvisors Parker, Pellicniotti,Squires and Chairman Polk
NOES: None
ABSENT: Supervisor Landoll
NOT VOTING: NONE
attest: Harriett Jamen County Clerk /s/ T; H. POLK
and ex-of ficlo Clerk of the Board of ChaLrynan of the :Ede,ord Df Supervisors of
Supervisors the County of Butte, State of California
By /a/ Genevieve Vines, Dep-uty
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ORD IM&MClel NO. 498
AN EmERazNCY URDINANCE OF THE COUNTY OF BUTTE, STATE OF CALUMNIA, ZONIM A PORTION
OF SAID COUNTY, R1_,FERRING TO EXISTING MINUM NO. 47F SAID COUNTY, AND
DECURING AN EMERGENCY.
THE BOARD OF SUPERVIGORB OF THE COUNT1 OF BUTTE, STATE OF GMAMMIA, DO MMAN AS PTILOWS:
SMTEON 1. The hereinbelow described area, situate in the OountY of Butto,State Of
California, shall be and it is hereby'7oned os es, "A-211 district, as such district is defiried
In Cr d: No. 475 of this County, the Zoning Enabling Ordinance, to which referenie is here-
by made. The said area -so zoned shall he and it is subject to the restrictions and restricted
uses, app3icable to "A.2H district, as so defined, the said area so zoned being particularly
described as follows,
Beginning at the intersection of the Easterly line of US. H.Ighi.way 9911,' and the cel-ItCr
line of Twentieth Street, also Chico City bimits; thence Easterly a1mg CM0 CAY IiAls to
the center line of Mulberry Street to the cenLerl3ne of Twentieth Struet, thence Northeasterly
along the center line of Twentieth Street to the contarline of Franklin Street, thonco Smith-
easterly along thE center line of Franklin Street and its extension to tile intersec Lion of the
extension Nortbeasterly of the line between Lot #5 and #6, Sears Industrial Tract, thence
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Southwesterly along last mentioned line to the Easterly line of U. S. Highway 99E, thence
Northwesterly along said Easterly line of U. S. Highway 99E to the point of beginning.
Section 2. The regulation applicable to the district so zoned, as provided in the said
Zoning Enabling Ordinance are as follows:
This district is for all uses except the following for which a use permit is required:
(a) Junk yard,
(b) Commercial dumping and disposal area
(c) commercial distillation of bonds, or slaughter house 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 Courts
(h) Cemeteries, mausoleums and crematories
Section 3. The penalties for violations of the zoning hereby imposed upon the said dis-
trict shall be as provided in the said Zoning Enabling Ordinance.
Section 4. The ordinance shall be, and it is hereby declared to be in full force and
effect from and after the date of its passage, pursuant to the emergency hereinafter found
and declared, and it shall remain in full force and effect until such time as a permanent
ordinance covering the above-described area shall take effect, following notice, public hearings,
and such other procedures as are provided in said Zoning Enabling Ordinance, or until such time
as the Board of Supervisors shall determine that the said area shall not be zoned as an "A-2"
district.
Section 5. For the immediate preservation of the public peace, health and sfaety of the
area hereinabove described, and the residents and inhabitants thereof, it is necessary that this
ordinance take effect immediately. A declaration of the facts constituting the necessity there-
for is as follows:
There is contemplated the establishment of a junk yard in the proposed area.
Section 6. This emergency ordinance shall take effect immediately upon its passage and
before the expiration of fifteen (15) days after its passage shall be published once, with the ill
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names of all members voting for and against the same, in/CHICO ENTERPRISE, a newspaper pub-
lished in said 0ounty of Butte.
ADOPTED AND PASSED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte, State of California
this 19th day of July 1954, by the following vote:
AYES: Supervisors Lobdell, Parker, Pellicciotti,Squires and Chairman Polk
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
NOT VOTING: None
/s/ T. H. POLK
Chairman of the Board of Supervisors
ATTEST: of the County of Butte, State of
California
Harriett James, County Clerk
and ex-officio clerk of the
Board of Supervisors of the
County of Butte,State of California,
By /s/ Genevieve Vines
Deputy
BUTTE COUNTY VDINANUE NO. 499
AN ORDINANCE AMMIDINU WMNANCE NO.467, MOWN AND DE31GNA.TED AS THE' COUNTY CODE OF
THN UOUNTY OF BUTTE, BY MING THEIMTO SEMONS 90b to 901 BEGULATINO THE DUSINESS
OF PUBLIC AUC TIONEMRING AND SM,HS AT AUCTION.
T11E BOA11,I) CY S1 PLUVIDUR3 OF THE COUNTY OF BUTTE, STATE OF CRAFORUh M ORDAIN AS FOLIOM
Ordinance No.467, the County Code of the County of Butte, State ofCalifornia, is hereby
amended by adding thereto sections 901c to 90i, inclusive, as follows.
SECTION 90bIt shall be unlawful for any person to engage in the calling, business or
occupation of auctioneer, or to hold, conduct, carry on, or maintaln any auction room or pl,�,Lce
for holAing public auction sales, or to advertise or to had hhwe1f out to the pubMe as an
auctioneer, or to conduct, carry on or maintain any sale of goods at public auction, within
the unincorporated area of the County of Butte, unLess such person hal I us a valid subsisting
permit issued in accordance with this ordinance. The teum "person" as used Q this section
shall be construed to include fJrms, assoclatious and CWFOI°d.tiO�-Lc,, but any pormit issued to
a firm, association or corporatinn5 shall designate the individual person or persons thereof'
who shall act as auctioneer.
SECTION 90c. Each application for permit shall be in writing, and shall be submitted
to the Sheriff of the County of Butte, who is designated as tkv-,, J.ssuing officer. Each. appli-
cation shall be accompanied by a good and sufficient bond conditioned upon the faithful.
perf'ormancS Df all obligations and duties under this ordirumce, and Wall also be Or the
benefit of any aggrieved purchaser at any sale conducted by the penal-twee, which said bond
shall be in the sum of $2,500.00 if issued by a surety couTmny; otherwise, in the sum of
S5,00.00. Such boW shall be subject Lo tho approval of the Board of Supervisors, and wherk
so approved shall be filed with the County Clerk. Tho pormittee shall be liable upon said
bond to the State of California or to the County of Butte for any fine imposed by any snort
upon permittee arising out of his activities as an auctioneer, Rnd permittee shall further
be liable upon said bond to any person ear parannn aggrieved or damaged by any act or amissiorl
of the permittee as an auctioneer or seller of merchandke.
SEXTON 90d. Upon the filing with him of an application for a permit hereunder, accampanie
by bond as horeinaLove provided, the Sheriff shall investigate the applicant and shall issue
the permit provided (a) the bond is approved by the County Counsel oV Dlstrict Attorney as to
form, and finally approved by the Board of Supervisors, and the snj. ei;y or ssrc-,,L!t.s th.ereon are
each worth the amount of the bond over and above all encumbrances und exemptions; and (b)
the applicant is of gond moral charaKer and of sound business re.putai;Jon, If re.n application
Is refused by the Sheriff, the applicant may apply to Uae Poard cf Sup(,?,rvisors withAn tsarl (10)
days of such Mucci , in writing, and a hearing shall be had within twenty days frnm the time
of filing such roquest.
SECTIM 90e. Any perwit issued hereunder shnll remain In force and effect withait limit
as to time, bub subject to revocation by the Sheriff upon ten days' written notice for cause.
h permitbee whose permit is revoked for cause may, within ten days of such revocatLon, apply
to the Board of Supervisors, in writing, for a review of such revocation, and a hearing tharc-
an shall be held before the Board of Supervisoro within twenty days of Goo fitnE of au ch re-
quest. Grounds for revocation for cause sh.9-12 any Intuntional violation. of any ,prow_
visionof this ordinance, and intunt shall be presumed from the fact of tho, violation, itself.
SECTION 90f. Without limiting the generality of the term "sale by pal lic auction" the
same shall include a We in which, instead of the lidders making increasingly higher bids
for an article or articles of merchandise offered for sale, thp auctioneer annaunces the price
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at which he will sell one or more articles of merchandise and then, if no sale occurs, increas-
ingly adds additional Articles of merchandsie to those originally offered, with or without vary-
ing the previously announced price, until a buyer is finally induced to buy the accumulated ar-
ticles at the price fixed; and such term shall also include a sale in which, instead of the
bidders making increasingly higher bids for an article or articles of merchandise, the auction-
eer announces the price at which he will sell one or more articles of merchandise and then, if
no sale occurs, decreases the price of the article or articles so offered until a buyer is
finally induced to buy the same.
SECTION 90g. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to sell, or attempt'''
to sell, by auction, or to advertise for sale by auction in any manner, any goods, wares or
merchandise falsely representing or pretending the same to be in whole or in part a bankrupt
or insolvent stock, or damaged goods, or goods savved from a fire, or to make any false state-
ment regarding the previous history, ownership, quality or character of such goods, wares, and
merchandise; or to offer for sale at auction any article and induce its purchase by any bidder''
and thereafter to substitute another article in lieu of that offered to and purchased by the
bidder, except with the bidder's express knowledge or consent.
It shall be unlawful for any person falsely to act as bidder in the capacity of "capper",
"booster", or"shiller", as those terms are commonly used and employed in the business of auction-
eering, for the purpose of increasing the amount of bids at any auction sale, or to offer to
make, or to make, any false bid, or to pretend to buy any article offered for sale at public
auction. It shall be unlawful for any permitee to connive, procure, or acquiesce in any act
or acts of such false bidding.
SECTION 90h. The provisions of this ordinance shall not apply to judicial sales or to
sales by executors or administrators; and the provisions hereof relative to permit and bond shall
not apply to any auction or auction sale conducted and held for charitable or benevolent pur-
poses, and wholly conducted in good faith by charity, church, or other sponsor of such auction
or sale.
SECTION 90i. This ordinance is an amendment to Article 3 of Chapter VII of the County
Code of the County of Butte, and all applicable provisions thereof, including the penal
provisions of 'Section 90, but not limited thereto, shall govern the interpretation and enforce
ment hereof.
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 PARADISE POST, a newspaper published in the County of
Butte, State of California.
The foregoing Ordinance was introduced by Supervisor BARKER, who moved its adoption,
seconded by Supervisor SQUIRES, and said Ordinance was duly adopted and passed by the Board of
Supervisors of the County of Butte, State of California, on the 19th day of July, 1954, by the
following vote:
Ayes; Supervisors Lobdell, Parker, Pellicciotti, Squires and Chairman Polk
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
NOT VOTING: None
/s/ T. H. POLK, Chairman Board of
ATTEST: HARRIETT JAMES Supervisors, County of Butte, State
County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of California
of the Board of Supervisors
By /s/ Genevieve Vines
Denuty Clerk