HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrds 453-459 ORDINANCE NO. 12a
AN 011DINANCE FiXING Till.,,' C014PE'NSATION OF OPFICERS AND
EMPLOYEES OF TH,iF COUNT7 OF BU'l'TS AND RE'PSALING ALL
ORDINANCES INCONSISTANT THEREWITH
The Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte, 3tatc of California, does ord.aJ..n
as follows:
OECTION NO. 1.
31-IOIZT TITLE. This ordinance shall be known as the "Salary Ordinance", and shall
be applicable to officers and employees whose salaries are set by the Board of Supervisors,
County of Butte.
SECTION NO. 2.
YUNqULY SALARY SCALE. The followiRL salary ranges are hereby established as a
progroasive salary plan and shall be applicable to the monthly rated classes of positions as
shown in Section No. S.
Salary Normal. First Full Qual- Above, Outstanding,
Range Hiring Incentive ification Average Per- Perfonnance
Number RaLl AM_ Rate forrnanre,. I Efate Hate
1 '��oao JA16 $1.22 $128 $135
2 116 122 128 135 142
3 122 128 135 142 150
4 128 135 142 150 15e,
5 135 1..42 150 158 166
6 111,2 1.501 158 166 175
7 150 158 166 175 185
8 158 166 175 185 195
9 W 175 1..85 195 205
IP 175 185 195 205 216
11 185 195 205 20 228
IN 205 241
195 216 228
13 205 20 228 241 254
14 216 228 241 254 266
15 228 241 251, 268 283
16 241 254 268 2J3 298
17 254 268 283 2981 315
18 268 283 298 315 332
19 283 298 315 332 351
241 298 315 332 351 370
21 315 332 351 370 391
22 332 351 370 391 413
23 351 370 391 413 436
24 370 391 413 A36 )e60
25 391 413 436 460 486
26 1,1.3 436 46o 486 513
2'7 436 4b4) 1a6 513 542,
28 1j6o 486 513 542 573
29 486 513 542 573 605
30 513 542 573 605 639
31 542 573 605 639 675
32 573 605 639 6?5 713
33 605 639 675 713 753
34 639 675 713 753 796
35 675 03 753 796 841
36 713 753 796 841 889
37 753 '/96 81'l 889 939
38 796 841 889 939 992
39 841 889 939 992 1M8
40 889 939 992 1048 1107
41 939 992 1 D48 1101/ 1169
SECTION NO. &
().F POSITIONS.
(a) All offices mid positions in the Cmuty serAce shall be cMssified on the
basis of their duties and responsibilities.
(b) The initial classifications of positions fox, the 1,)i.orpose of this ordinance
shall be as contained in the report "Personnel Classification and Pay Plan, Butte County",
dated may 1950, of which certified copies are hereby directed to be filed. with the County
Clerk and with the Administrative Officer. The class specifications adopted as a part of
tide action shall be used and interpreted as defined in said report.
(a) Thn classification Df positions may hereafter be amended by the addition
division, consolidation or abolishment of classes upon written recommendation of any depart-
ment head on the Administrative Officer and approval by order of the Board of Supervisors.
Whereupon the certified copies of the classification plan maintained in the offices of the
County Clerk'. and of the Administrative Officer shall be corrected accordingly.
SECTION NO. 4.
ALLOCATION OF POSITIONS.
(a) Each position shall be allocated to its appropriate class on the basis of
duties and responsibilities.
(b) The initial allocation of positions shall be as indicated in the report en-
titled "Recommended Allocations of Positions, Butte County", dated May, 19;0, of which a copy'
has been filed with the Administrative Officer.
(c). The allocation of Positions may hereafter be changed upon the written recom-
mendation ofa department head or the Administrative Officer and approval of the Board of
Supervisors;jprovided the proposed change conforms with this ordinance, with the established
classification plan, and with the approved budget.
SECTION NO. 5.
QU,�LIFICATIONS OF EMPLOYEES.
(a) Offices and employees holding positions upon the taking effect of this ordi-
nance are deemed to be qualified for the position to which they are allocated, subject to
the right ofithe department head or the Board of Supervisors to dismiss any employee in ac-
cordance with law.
(b) Officers or employees hereafter appointed, except to an elective office, shall
be required to possess the educational and experience requirements prescribed in the class
specification. Provided, however, that any employee of the Welfare Department subject to the
State Merit System shall be subject only to standards imposed under that system.
SECTION NO. 6.
POSITION CLASSIFICATION-
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(a), Positions listed in Section No. 7 with the prevailing salary range number shall'.
be known as MONTHLY RATED employees. These employees shall be hired and -paid on the basis of
a calendar month at the stipulated rate of pay in accordance with other sections of this or-
dinance.
(b), Positions listed in Section No. 8 with prevailing hourly salary rate shall be
known as HOURLY RATED employees. These employees shall be hired and paid on the basis of a
stipulated rate per hour in accordance with other sections of this ordinance.
(c)' Positions listed in Section No. 9 with the prevailing salary rate as shown shall
be known as FLAT RATED employees. These employees shall be hired and paid on the basis of a
flat amount as stipulated.
SECTION NO. 7.
SALARY RANGE-MONTHLY RATED E-INT 10YEES.
For, each class of Monthly Rated positions there is hereby established the salary
range shown opposite it in this section. The number of positions in each class authorized in
each Department or office of the County shall be as approved in the annual. budget.
Salary Range Salary Range
Class Title Number Class Title NLunber
Accountant 20 Agricultural Inspector, Grade II 16
Accounting Supervisor 23 Ambulance Driver 13
Administrative Officer 29 :Appraiser 17
Administrative Assistant 2.0 Asst. Agric. Commissioner 23
Admission Clerk 12 Assistant Assessor 19
Agricultural commissioner 29 Assistant Dairy Inspector _ 16
Salary Range Salary Range
Class-Tit'l- Class Title _111umber—
Assistant Director, Nurses 20 Map Draftsman Grade 1 19
Assistant Nadical Director 32 Map Draftsman Grade 1-1 21
Assistant PurchasinS Agent 18 Natron 14
Associate Counsel 26 Medical Director 35
Associate Counsel (Part Time) 24 Medical Record Clerk 13
Bookkeeping F!achine Operator 12 Medical Social Worker 16
Branch Library Asst., Grade 1 9 Nuxse Anesthetist 21
Branch Library ASK., Grade 11 31 Nursing Attendant 8
Building Maintenance Man 15 Occupational Therapist 16
Chief Otationary Engineer is Office Appliance Operator 16
Civil Deputy Sheriff 18 Parts Supply Clerk 13
Civil Enginaer 25 Personal Property Appraiser 15
Civil Engineering Asot. 21 Pharmacist 25
Civil Enginnering Associate 23 PhTsic;3 Therapy Tochnicion 21.
UK 13 Physician 28
Cook's Helper 11 Kanning Technician 19
County Dairy Inspector 19 Powderman 1.6
County Librarian 21 Principal Clerk 17
County Livestock inspector 25 Probation Officer -Female -L6
County Probation Officer 21 Probation Worker, Grade 1 11,
Court Clerk m- Grade 1 12 Probation Worker, Grade 11 11?
Court Clark - Grade 11 15 Social Worker Supervisor, Grade 1-2D
Deputy District Atty.(Pt.Time) 24 Social Worker, Grade I I.I.,
Deputy Dist. Atty.(Pt.Time-Chico) 21 Social Worker, Grade 11 16
Deputy District Attorney Public Health Bacteriologist 23
(Part Time, Oroville) 20 Public Bealth Nurse 20
Deputy Sh.eriff 16 Welfare Director Grade IV 26
Director of Nhursing, 23 Road Commissioner 32
Director of Public Ucalth 35 Road Foreman 19
Director of Pub. Health Nursing 23 Road Ourerintendent 25
Director of Swibat ion 21 Sanitarian 18
Election Clerk 16 Sea3ar of Weights and Measures 20
Engineering Aide 15 Seamstress 7
Ferry Operntor 11 Senior Account CUM-, 15
Groundsmen in Senior Agric. Inspector 18
Head Cook is Senior Appraiser 19
Head Jailor 19 Senior Clerk 13
Head Nurse is Senior Deputy Sheriff 18
Health Educator 22 Senior Engineering Aide 18
Hospital Administrator 32 Senior Janitor 33
hospital Housekeeper 14 Senior Librarian 17
Hospital Maintenance Supervisor 19 Senior, Nursing Attendant 11,
Hospital Physician and 3urgeon 32 Senior Stenographer Clerk 15
Hospital watchman 12 Senior Typist Clerk lin
Housekaeper� 8 Sheriff's Captain 20
House-parent 9 Skilled Laborer A
intermadiate Account Clerk 12 Staff Nurse 16
intormedinte C1 e r l'. 12 Stationary Engineer 0
Intermediate Steno-Clork 12 Stact Clerk 12
Int ormodiato Typist Clork 11 at orekeeper 18
3 nve a t i gat on 20 Supervising Public Health Nurse 21
Janitor (Janitress) 10 31 i p a,,r v i,•o r, Juaeni]e Hall. 15
Junior Accountant 16 SurgictE Nurse 17
Junior Clerk 8 Surgical Supervisor 1.8
Junior Librarian 15 Te3aphone Ojerator k Recep-
Junior Steno-Clerk 1.0 tionist, Grade 1 13
junior Typist Clerk 9 Telephone Operator & Recep-
Litc�,hen He 1pe:r 7 tionist, Grade IT 15
0boratory Helper 11 Undersheriff 22
Laboratory Technician, Grade 1 15 Veteran's Service Assistant 15
Laboratory Technician, Grade Il 19 Veteran's Service Officer 18
Laboratory Technician, Grade 111 23 Weed and Rodent Control Foreman 1.6
Laundry Helper 7 Weights and Measures Inspector 15
Laundryman 11 Welder 17
Launary Supervisor 14 X-Ray Technician 16
Legal Typist Clerk 16
Library Assistant 11.
SECTION NO. Cam
HOUULY SALARY SCALE.
The following two rate salary scale is hereby established for hourly rated em-
ployees and shall be applicable to the positions as listed.
(a) Rate "B" may apply to now employees and may be the amount paid for a mutual.
probationary period of 90 days or three calendar months to ascertain if the individual is
qualified to do duties as assigned and fill job responsibilities as listed in Personnel 03as-
sification and Pay Plan.
(b) Rate "A" may apply to employees who have conjp,,],.eted the probattionary period
end whose services have been found satisfactory. The, amp I loyee may be increased to this step
upon written reconnendation of the deparUment head, Administrative Officer and approved by
thei Board of Supervisors.
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(C) In the event an 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.
HOURLY RATE
Class Title Rate ctBtt Rate "Alt
Carpenter, Grade III 1.61 $ 1.71
Carpenter, Helper 1.44 1.54
Driver, Truck 1.61 1.71
Foreman, Bridge 1.93 2;03
Foreman, Painter 1.93 2.03
Foreman, Shop 1.93 2.03
Laborer None 1.54 !
Mechanic, Senior 1.72 1.82
Mechanic 1.61 1.71
Mechanic, Helper 1.44 1.54
Operator, Equipment, Grade III 1.72 1.82
Operator, Equipment, G-ade II 1.53 1.63
Operator, Equipment, Grade I 1.44 1.54
Operator, Ferry, Relief 1.20 1.30 =
Painter None 1.54
Watchman None 1.10
SECTION NO. 9.
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FLAT RATED POSITIONS.
There is hereby established for each class of Flat Rated positions as listed, the
.rate of salary as shown opposite it and shall be paid as stipulated..
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Class Title Rate
(1) Secretary - Memorial Halls
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Biggs $25.00 per month f
Chico t5.00 per month
Gridley 30.00 per month
Oroville 30.00 per month
Paradise 30.00 per month
Janitor - Bugs Memorial Hall (Part Time) 100.00 per month
Members of Board of Education 10.00 per day
Library Branch Custodians, Grade I 10.00 per month
Library Branch Custodians, Grade II 15.00 per month
Library Janitors - Durham 10.00 per month
Paradise 10.00 per month
(2) ELECTION OFFICERS.
Whenever a statewide, countywide or special election is held, the County Clerk is
allowed hereby the following additional help:
Necessary Inspectors, Judges and Clerks according to the number of votes cast, uding
the following schedule: �
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Precin,ots having less than 100 votes cast:
Inspectors - - - - - - - - - - $12.00
Clerks and Judges - - - - - - - 9.00
Precincts having 1.01 to 200 votes cast:
Inspectors - - - - - - - - - - - 13.00
Clerks and Judges - - - - - - - 10.00
Precincts having 201. to 250 votes cast:
Inspectors - - - - - - - - - - 14.00 E
Clerks and Judges - - - - - - - 11.00
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Precincts having 251 and over votes cast:
Inspectors - - - - - - - - - - - 15.00
Clerks and Judges - - - - - - - 12.00 s
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Necessary Registration Clerks, who shall be paid at the rate of Six (6) cents a!
name for each person _legally registered by him. Subject, however to provisions of the Gerierali
laws of the State of California, establishing rates of pay for election officers.
Agricultural Inspector, Grade I $220.00 per month
Assistant Livestock Inspector 110.00 per month
Live stock. Inspector 125.00 per month
Deputy Sheriff (Part time) 125.5m per month f
Nursing Attendant Trainee 110.00 per month
Physician (Part Time)
Gridley 248.00 per month
Paradise 211.8.00 per month
Chico 310.00 per month
Public Assistance Worker, Grade I (Part Time) 108.00 per month
Probation Officer (Part Time) 108.00 per month
S 1E 11 0 Till 0 N N 0. 1C)
ADMINISTRATION W PAY PLAN P�ONTHLY HhTET)
(1) The progressive stop pay plan as listed in Section No. 2 shall appl.y to all
monthly rated employees. Palment of a Monthly Rated employee's salary for a partial month's
working time is to be computed by the Auditor's Uepartment.on a basis that is considered
equitable to the Comy arO employees, hit in no case stall the remuneration exceed the amount
an stipAmad for a full montWs salary.
(b) In canes where it is difficult to secure qualified personnel or if a person of
unusual qualifications is engaged, the department hand, on recommendation of the Administra-
tive Officer, and with authorization of the Board of Supervisors, may hire at the second or
third step.
(2) The first step is the minimum rate and may nornially he the hiring rate for
positions as listed under Section No. 7, 1sJont1dy Rated Empl"ees.
(3) The second step is an incentive advancement. Employees may be advanced to the
second step at the beginning of the fiscal year provided the advancement is recommended in
writing by the department head, Administrative Officer, and approved by the Board of Super-
visors.
(4) The third step represents the middle value of the Monthly Salary Scale and is
the rate at which a fully qualified experienced and ordinarily conscientious employee may
expect to be paid after the completion of one year's service at step two, An employee may
be advanced to the third step at the beginning of the fiscal year ilion, r(.-.,corrmendation in
writing by the department head, Administrative Officer and approved by the Board of Super-
visors
(5) The fourth step is reserved to reward employees whose work is well above the
average for their class, An employee may be advanced to the fourtl; stop at the beginning of
the fiscal year after the cornrletion of crura year at the third step, upon convincing proof, Qi
writing by the department head that the employees's work is above average and upon recommends-,
tion by the Administrative Officer and approval by the Board of Supervisors.
(6) The fifth step Is reserved as a reward for mitstanding service, hn employee
may be advanced to the fifth step at the beginning of the fiscal year after completion of two
years of service at the fourth step, upon convincing proof in writing by the department head
that the emp3oyee's work is outstanding, and upon recommendation of the Administrative Officer
an approval by the Board of Supervisors.
(7) In the event step twn or three is used for the hiring rate in accordance with
pnnngraph 1-(b) of this section, a, suplayee may be advanced to the next step at the beginning,
of the fiscal Year provided this anniversary date is tlaree or more months prior to the begin-
ning of' the fisal,. yenr.
(b) Tn the event an employee is promoted or reclassified during the current year
and such [:)romytion or reclesnificntion takes place three or more months before the beginning
of the fiscal year, the employee may be adv need one step at the beginning of the fiscal year
upon written recommendation of the department he Admintntrative Officer and approvpl of hhc�
Board of Eupervisars,
(8) Notw--Ith standing the foregoing provisions of this section, an employee
, who is
promoted or reclassified from one class to another having as higber overlapping salary range
shall be adjusted to the minl.rmui of the new- range or to one step above his old salary.
(9) Rates of compensation as provided for in Section No. 7 are fixed on the basis
of fulltime!service. If any position provided for in the budget is by appropriate langua,e
specified as being for less than full time service, the amount of compensation paid shell be
adjudged accordingly.
SECTION NO. 11.
ADJUSTMENTS. In any case where by reason of unusual circumstances riid adherence
to the foregoin--, principles related to salary adjustments would cause a manifest injustice,
the Board of Supervisors on recommendation of a department head or the Administrative Officer
may make such order relating thereto as in its discretion is proper.
SECTION NO. 12.
OU','3IDF ACTIVITY. No full-time employee of the County shall engage in any occupa-
tion or outside activity which is incompatible with his employment by the County. Any officer�
or employee engaging in such occupation or outside activity for compensation shall inform the
Board of Supervisors of the time required and the nature of such activity, and the Board shall
determine whether or not such activity is incompatible with County employment.
SECTION NO. 13.
MAINTENANCE PROVISIONS. In every case where full or part maintenance is furnished
to an employee, the following amounts shall be deducted from the salary authorized for the
employee:
For individual meals 25� each
Room (single)
. . . . . . . . . . .;10.00 per month
Maintenance, where other than room and board is
involved . .
SECTION -40. 14.
VACATIONS.
(a),After six months of service each full-time officer and employee shall be en-
titled to a vacation of Five Sixths (5/6) of a working day, for each month of service, not to
exceed 14 calendar days.
(b) Unused vacation may be accumulated to a total of not more than 20 working days,
or four calendar weeks.
All vacations shall be taken at such time or times during the calendar year as
may be approved by the heads of the departments.
(d) � No vacation shall be allowed to any person w1io is discharged from County ser-
vice for cause.
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.
SECTION NO. 15.
SIGH LEAVE 'v,1IT1I PAY.
(a) !After six months of continuous service, each full-time officer and employee 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
.'or in the death of a relative of the first degree. A department head or the Administrative
Officer may require evidence in the form of a physician's certificate or otherwise in the ad-
,'equacy of the irea5on for all employee's absence during the time for such sick leave is requested,
In the event an employee is absent due to disability incurred on duty he may utilize accumulated
sick leave to compensate for the difference between Workmants Compensation Insurance
allowances and full pay.
211TION NO. 16
OVERTIME.
(a) It is the policy of the County that overtime work is to be discouraged, If,
in, the judgement of the department head, work beyond the estpblishr�d rTork wpelc, As required,
he shall report the circumstances to the Board of Supervisors, and he shall not oblige the
County to compensate for such overtime in any fonn or manner except on the specific advance
authorization of the Board of Supervisors. Provided that in case of emergermy to prevent loss
of life or damage to property, the department head may authorize such overtime pending the
earliest opportunity to seek the approval of the Board. Wheri overtime is authori.raed it Ynay
be compensated for in equivalent time off on mutual agreement of the employee and the depart-
menthead, or in cash at the employee's established rate of pay, at the discretion of tno de-
partment head. Notwithstanding the foregoing provision-
(b) The following classification due to the nature of duties involved array be al-
lowed overtime at the rate set farth and at the discretion of the department head..
Nurse - Anesthetist
Major surgery 010.00 first hour
2.50 each additional half hour
Minor surgery 5.00 first half hour
2.50 each additional half hour
Obstetrics 5.00 first half hour
1.25 eacla additional half hour
SECTI2L_i2=_1Z.
Hl!,'PEAL OF OT'NE1Z ORDINANCES, All ordinances and resolutions inconsistent with the
provisions of this ordinance are hereby repealed effective July 1, 1951.
SECTION TD. 118
SEPARABI11TY. If any section, subsection,paragraph, sentence,clause or phrase of
this ordinance is, for any reason hold to be invalid or unconstitutional, such invalidity or
unconstitutionality shall not affect the veliditY or constitutionality of the remaining per.-
tions of this ordinance, it being hereby expressly declared that this ordinairce and each
section, subsection, paragraph, sentence, clause and phrase thereof would have been adopted
irrespective of the fact that any one or more other sections, subsectioris, parn.graphs, sen-
tences, clauses or phrases be declared invalid or unconstitnjasai.
AGLA22.
EFFECTIVE DATE and PUBLICATION. This ordinance shall take effect 30 days after date
of its adoption and shall be operative on and after July 1, 1951, m.nd before the expiration of
15 days after its passage shall be published once with the names of the members voting for and
against thp. same in the OHOVILLE' MERCURY, a newspaper published in said County of Butte.
ADOPTED AND PASSED by the BOARD OF SUPERViSORS of the COUNTY OF BUTTE, State of California, on
the 28th day of NTY, 1951.
AYES: Supervisors BILLE, LODDI!LL, PELLTCCIOTTI, POLK AND CHAIRMAN CORCORAN.
NOES: NOME.
ABSEET: NONE
/a/ D. P, CORCORAN
Chairman of the Board. of Supervisors
of the County of' Butte, State of
California.
ATTE3T. UI.F. MATT11E"viS,
Clerk of the Board. of Supervisors
by- /a/ S. J. CTZ�IE, Deputy
PUBLISHED -
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ORDINANCE NO. 45 f
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AN ORDINANCE DESIGNATING AND NAMING "BIDWELL RIVER PARK"
AND REGULATING THE USE THEREOF.
The Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte do ordain as follows:
SECTION 1: The hereinafter described real property, situated in the County of Butte,
State of California, is hereby designated as a public park and dedicated for the recreation
al use and benefit of the People of the State of California, subject to the limitationsl:pre-ii
scribed in the deed or conveyance thereof and those prescribed by law.
SECTION 2: Said real property is designated and named "BIDWELL RIVER PARK%
SECTION 3: The Road Commissioner of the County of Butte is vested with the supers
vision, control and management of said Park.
SECTION 4: It is unlawful to cut, break, or otherwise injure any flower, bush, vine,
shrub or tree growing in said Park, excepting by an employee of the County of Butte in the
regular course of his employment.
SECTION 5: It is unlawful to remove any earth or soil, or to perform or commit any ex-
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cavation within the boundaries of said Park without the permission of the said Road Commis-
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sioner first had and obtained.
SECTION 6: It is unlawful to throw or deposit in said Park any garbage or filth, glass,
broken ware, hay, straw, dirt, rubbish, or cuttings from plants or trees.
SECTION 7: It is unlawful to build a fire in said Park except at those particular
places designated and appointed by the said Road Commissioner and which designated and ap-
pointed places are plainly marked with a sign stating that fires will be permitted there.
SECTION 8: It is unlawful to camp in said Park.
SECTION 9: It is unlawful to park a house-trailer in said park for a period longer
than six hours in any calendar month.
SECTION 10: It is unlawful to build or construct or place on said park property any
structure of any kind without a written permit so to do first had and obtained from the said;!
Road Commissioner.
SECTION 11: It is unlawful to discharge firearms or kill or injure any bird or animal
in said Park, without permission so to do first had and obtained from said Road CommissionerJl
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SECTION 12: It is unlawful for any person owning or having control of, or being the
keeper of any horse, mule, cow, goat, sheep, ass, hog, or domestic fowl, to permit the same
to run at large in or graze or feed in said park without permission so to do first had and
obtained from said Road Commissioner. j
SECTION 13: The real property herein referred to is more particularly described as
follows:
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All that certain real property, situated in the
County of Butte, State of California, and bounded
and described as follows, to wit:
All that strip of land of varying width bounded on
the west by the Sacramento River and an Inlet
thereof; on the East by the west line of Sutter
Avenue and the West line of the County Road,
said strip of land extending from the North
boundary of Rancho Arroyo Chico in the N.W.1
of Section 22 Township 22 North of Range one
West; M. D. B. & M. to the southerly extremity
of said Rancho Arroyo Chico on the North bank
of Chico Creek near its confluence with the
Sacramento River in Section 2 Township 21 North
of Range 1 West, M. D. B. & M., excepting and
reserving therefrom Lot Thirty-two (32) of the
Meridian Subdivision of the John Bidwell Rancho.
Also all that strip of land of varying width
including both banks and the Cannel of Linde
Channel otherwise called Sandy Gulch, from the
point where said Lindo Channel intersects the
line of the Park deeded by Annie E. K. Bidwell
to the City of Chico, July 10, 1905, to the
point where said Lindo Channel disembogues into
Chico Creek.
Said strip of land includes all lands lying
between the Seventh, Sixth and Third subdivi-
sions of the John Bidwell Rancho, the Cussick
Tract, the lands of H. B. Reed and Park Henshaw,
the Twelfth and Fifteenth Subdivisions of the
John Bidwell Rancho, and a body of land between
the said Fifteenth subdivision and the said
Park line all on the North and West side of Sandy
Gulch or Linde Channel and the Seventh, Second,
Fourth, Fourteenth and Sixteenth subdivisioAs
of the John Bidwell Rancho and a body of land
between the said Sixteenth Subdivision and the
said Park line, all. on the south and east side
of said Lindo 04annel or Sandy Gulch. Also all
that strip of land of varying width on the North
side of Chico Creek and running to the center
of said Creek, extending from the point where
the Southern Pacific Railroad right of way crosses
said Creek, westwardly and down said stream,
following the courses of the same to the mouth
thereof; said strip of land being bounded on the
North by the Second, Seventh and Meridian Sub-
divisions of the John Bidwell Rancho and on the
South by the center of the Channel of Chico
Creek.
�SECTION_ll : Any person, firm or corporation, violating any of the provisions of
this ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be punish-
able by a fine, of not more than Five Hundred Dollars 4500.00), or by imprisonment in the
county Jail for a period of not more than six (6) months, or by both such fine and imprison-
ment.
SECTION 15: This Ordinance shall take effect on August 1, 1951, and after the date
of its adoption and prior to the expiration of fifteen (15) days from the passage hereof,
shall be published at least once in THE CHICO ENTERPRISE-RECORD, a newspaper printed and pub-
lished in the territory hereinabove described, and affected hereby, and in the County of
Butte, State of California, together with the names of the members of the Board of Supervisors
voting for or against the same.
ADOPTED AND PASSED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte, State of
California, on the 11th day of June, 1951, by the following vote:
AYES: Supervisors Bille, Lobdell, Pellicciotti, Polk, Chairman Corcoran.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: None.
Isl D. P. C ORCORAN
Chairman of the Board of Supervisors
of the County of Butte, State of
California.
ATTEST:
W. F MATTHEWS, County Clerk
and ;x-officio Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors.
BY /s/ S. J. CLEWE, Deputy
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BUTTE COUNTY ORDINANCE NO. 455
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR BOUNTY ON COYOTES KILLED
IN BUTTE COUNTY
The Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte, State of California, do ordainas
follows:
SECTION 1: That a bounty in the sum of Five Dollars ($5.00) shall be paid for each
k
coyote killed within the County of Butte.
SECTION 2: "Coyote" shall include the male, female, and pups or whelp of the
species.
SECTION 3: Claims for the payment of the bounty must include an affidavit to be
signed by the claimant that the kill was made within the County of Butte within 60 days, and
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shall specify the Township and locale of the kill.
SECTION 4: All claims for bounty must be signed in the office of the County Clark, '!
after the whole pelts of coyotes have been inspected by the office of Sheriff.
This Ordinance shall take effect thirty (30) days after its passage, and beforethe
expiration of fifteen (15) days after its passage, it shall be published with the names o£
the members voting for and against the same, at least once in THE GRIDLEY HERALD, a newspaper
published in the County of Butte, State of California.
The foregoing Ordinance was introduced by Supervisor Polk who. moved its adoption,
seconded by Supervisor Bille, and said Ordinance was duly adopted and passed by the Board; of
Supervisors of the County of Butte, State of California, on the 23 day of July, 1951, by,the
following vote:.
AYES: Supervisors Bille, Lobdell, Polk, Pellicciotti, and Chairman Corcoran.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: None.
Is/ D. P. CORCORAN
Chairman of the Board of Supervisors
of the County of Butte,
State of California.
ATTEST: W. F. MATTHEWS, County Clerk and
Ex-officio Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors
BY:- /s/ S. J. CLEWE
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COTIN77 OF BUTTE, STAT'2OF CALI..F()RN1A
ORDINANCE NO. 456
AN OHDINANCE ANUSNDING SECTIO-,�,[S 2, 7, 8, 9, 14 and .15
OF ORDINANCE NO. 453 KN01jM AS THE 11SALARY, ORDINANCE"
WHEREAS, the Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte, State of California, did, on
the 28th day of May, 1951, pass and adopt Ordinance No. 453, known. as the "SALARY ORDINAICE";
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WHEREAS, it is now necessaiT to correct certain clerical errors contained therein, and
Rau amend, delete and add to certain sectiona thereof.
NOW, TBEREME, the Board of Supervisors of the, CouxMy or Butte, State of California,
does ordain as follows:
1. That the fourth step of Range 33 as shown in Section 2 of said or No. 453
shall road "753" instead of "653T1.
2. That the salary range nwabor no contained in Section No. 7 of said Salary Ordinance
No. 453, after the classification ""'T'elephone Operator & Receptionist, Grade 1.11, shall. be,
changed to read as Range No. HIM, instead of Range No. 13; further thnt "Telephone Operator
& Receptionist, Grade IV shall be changed to read Range No. "13" instead of Range No. IQ
3. That there shall be added under Class Title in Section No. 7 of sKd SNArT Or-
dimance No,, 453, the following-
Class Title Hange_N2.
Library la Book Plaintainer 10
NOpper Plat Books 17
4. That there shall be added under Class Title in Section No. 8 of oaid Salary Cr-
dinance No. 453, the followir,Z.-
Rata-3 Ria t e A
Foreman, Road 1.93 2.03
5. That the Salary Range number as contained in Section No. 7 of said Saln" Miname
No. 453, after the classification "Accounting Supervisor" shall be changed to read range po. 26
6. That the Salary of the Livestock Inspector as set forth in Section No. 9 of said
ordinance shall be changed to read H$135.00 per month" instead of 1125.00 per month".
7. That from Paragraph (a) of Section No. 14 of said ordinance, the words nfull-time"r
shall be deleted.
S. That from Paragraph (a) OV Section No. 15 of said ordinasm, the words "All-Aine"
shall be deleted.
9. That the classifications as contained in Section No. 9 of said ordinance be changed
to read "Social Worker, Grade I", instead of "Public Assistance Worker, Grade 1"; and to
"Probation Worker (Part Time)" instead of "Awbation Offiew, (Art Thie)".
This Ordinance shall, taJc, offoat thirty (30) days after, the date of lts adoption, and
before the expiration of fifteen (15) days after its pasuage ahall be piabliahed once VLth bhe
names of the members voting for and against Uie some, in DROVILLE PRESS, a newspaper published
in said County of Butte.
ADOPTED AND PASSED by tlie Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte, State Q Cali-
fornia, an the 50 day of Novenber, 1951.
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AYES: Supervisors Bi._lle, Lobdell, Pellieciotti, Polk, Chairman Corcoran.
NOES: None,
ABSENT: None.
Isl D. F'. CORCORAN,
Chairman of the Board of Supervisors
of the County of Butte, State of
California,
ATTEST: W. F. MATTHEWS,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
By-Isl S. J. CLEWE, Deputy ,
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COUNTY OF BUTTE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
ORDINANCE No. 457
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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 434, AND
CHANGING OFFICE HOURS OF THE COUNTY LIBRARY.
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNTY OF BUTTE, STATE, OF CALIFORNIA, DO ORDAIN AS j
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1. That Butte County Ordinance No. L434 is hereby amended as follows:
(a) That there shall be deleted from Section 1., of said Ordinance No. 1434j the
words a' County Library";
(b) That there shall be deleted from Section 2, of said Ordinance No. 434j the
words "County Library".
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This Ordinance shall take effect thirty (30) days after its enactment and before
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the expiration of fifteen. (15) days after its passage, and shall be published with the naves
o' the members voting for and against the same at least once in PARADISE POST, a ndwspaper
published in the County of Butte,
ADOPTED AND PASSED by the Board. of Supervisors of the County of Butte, State of
California, on the 13th day of November, 1951, by the following vote:
AYES: Supervisors Bi_lle, Lobdell, Pellicciotti, Polk, Chairman Corcoran.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: None.
Isl D. P. CORC:ORAN
Chairman of the Board of Supervisors
of the County of Butte, State of
California.,
ATTEST: W. F. MATTHEIVIS,
County clerk and ex-officio
clerk of the Board of Supervisors
By /s/ S. J. CLEViE, Daputy Clerk
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ORDINANCE NO. §25L�
AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE DIVIDIN'G I1I COUNTI OF BUTTE INTO JUDICIAL
DISTRICTS AND MANING SAID DI1>1',"UCT3 AND ESTAILIMENG AND DESCRIB-,
TKG fiiE, itOUNDPRIES THEREOF, AND DECLARING UAT SAID D13TRICTS SO
AND ESTABLISHED SHALL TAXI] PRECEDENCE OVER
J'UDICIAI., 1`0'AiSI=S NOW EXISTING.
The Board of Supervisors of the Uounty of Butte, State of California, do ordain as
follows.
Suction 1. That the County of Butte, State of California, be, mid the same is here--
by divided into judicial diatricts, mid the judicial districK heruloafLor naned be, and the
came are heroby, namod and ombliohod and the deocriptions of the boundaries thereof uhall be
as hereinafter set forth,
SECTION 2. L31-_r
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Beginning at point of intersection of Lhe south
boundory of Section 20 T'wp. IS N.R. I- D. k'nd center
line of Butte Creek; thnnee easterly ainna section
line JJJ miles more or leas U) SW corner of Lot 25
of Gridley Colony 13, thence southerly along sub-
divn line bo SW coryor of Lot 26 of uaid aub-
division; thence easterly along suadivision line
and through 3ect7ons 29 and 28 to center line Al
Veather River; t�hence northerly center line
of said Hiver to SW corner of Block 240 of South
ThernaUto; theam wrWerly alang block Ihms to
center line of Droville-Willow Roud; Kence westorly
Kong center lluu of said road to OK corner of Block
208 of Oouth Thermalito; thence northerly alciaL
block line to NW corner of UK& 377 which corner
!a nlao cannon to the ocoxth boundary of Sootion 17
Up. 19 N.R. 3 A thence westerly along saction
line to center line of Larkin Hand; thence northerly
one (1) mile more or less along center line of said
road to th(,.� NE cayn.,jer of 13e-,,rtion 20, Tvrp 19 "�.R-
313; thence Westerly one (1) mile more or less to
the SW corner of Section 17 of said Twp; 0ence
northerly along section line three (3) miles acre
or leas to the NE corner of Suction G of said 'Zwp;
thence 'weir oterly along Top. line four (4) miles
more or leas to the OU corner of Section 3 ,, Top. 20
N R 2 Q timnce northerly sse
long ction U ,one.-
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hT Q mUe nore or less to the quarter corner
of said seution; thunce =Uerly 5.4 mileu more or
lots Lo the cerh;ex 11.xae of Putt e Creekl thence
meondering soutiraesterly twelve (12) milds more or
Uss alare center lino r„ tui,el tood: to point of
beginninL .
CHICKD !tYDICTAI' ]'FESTRITE
Deginning at the SE corner of Section 23, Top. 21
N.H. 2 Z; thence iwrbherly adong uection 11ne K-`,
milus, mare or :l „:-'s, to the wnanber 39m of Lhnle:
Butte Creek Twp. 22 N. R. 2 U; thonco mcandoring,
northeauterly along cantor line of sold Creek to
the point of intersecUion of Eaut-West boundaries
of sections 9 wid 10, rl'wp. 22 1,% q.— 3 E; thelncr,-,
nsoar 0erly 3.2 milas, more or less, @QnZ 3ecton,
l5wo to NO. carner of Section 20 of spid Twp;
thence westerly .4 mileu, more or loos, aloq,,,
section line to center llne of Dati;e (.1,reek d said
mcUon of s2d, Tva thmoo noxthwesterly sixteerl
(16) miles, more or less, along center line oC
said Creek to point of intersection of llc)rth-Soirth
boundaries of Section 30 Twp. 26 N. R. 3 E. end
Section I Twp. 25 X. J. 3 A thence easterlY 3.2
milevare or less, to DE corner of Section 33
Top. N. R. 4 E; Lhence diagonally, 84 Klan,
amra or less, to the NZ ccrner of Section 4, Twp 26
N. Q. 5 A at point which is conmon to boundariao
of 3utte ,and Plaines Couiltiess; uianice northerly,
westerly soulkerly una irroguKrly al-Z county
boundaries KIM 'U�, Botts and 1`luxas a Co-'a,-,
sna Butte and Tahama Gountneon bo a point of inter-
section an the center lina of the Sacr,",rsEoIlto) River';
thence meandering aouthosoterly clons center line
of s"'JL(l Givesto 'pol,nt if, int(,,xsecticar at bhe uNorth-
Douth bondarico 3ec
of tions 16 ,nad 21 Pap. 21 N� 11.
tynme Instmly 10.2 mihm Ir is""S, to Point
t y or A. F. J,nws
K intersection at bhe wes boxindal'
Subdivision Twit. 21 N. R. 2 E; thence northerly
along subdivision line to the northerly most corner
of said subdivision; thence southeasterly along
subdivision line to point of intersection-at the
North-South boundaries of Sections 12 and 19 of
said Twp; thence easterly 5.4 miles,
more or less,
along section line to the point of beginning.
Section 1;.. DURHAM JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Beginning at the SE corner of Section 36 '',rp. 20
N. It. 2 E; thence northerly along range line one (1)
mile, more or less, to the SE corner of Section 25
Of said Tvip; thence easterly alone; section line
ono and one-half (1-�fl miles, pore or less, to
quarter corner of. Section 29 of Tryp. 20 N. R. 3 4
thence northerly one-half (ti;) mile to the mid--point
of Section 29 of said Twp; thence easterly one-half
(2) mile, more or less, to one--quarter corner of
said se:ction, -a point of intersection common to
East-West boundary Of Sections 28 and 29 of said Twp;
thence northerly elon,section line four. and one-half
(4,) miles, more or less to NIJ corner of Section t,
of said Twp; thence easterly along township line 1.:8
miles, more or less, to SE corner, of Section 34 of
Twp. 21 'd R. 3E�; thence northerly along section
line two (2) miles, r,ore or less, to the, rn, corner
of Section 27 of said tav— thence easterly along
section line one (11, mile, r.ore or less, to t1le, SE
corner f jection 2� of d ';'c,p; thence northerly
along section line four (Ir) miles, more or 1o1s, to ,
NE corner of Section 2 of said Irp;- thence westerly
aloe `"wp.line two and one half (22) i1 les to
quartr,r corner of Section LF or said I'rrp, thence
souu.leriy one (1) mile, ?Here or le's, to quarter
corner of Section 4, which is also a point of inceir-
section ocrmnon totheNorth-South boundary of
Sections t and 9 of said.Twp; .thence westerly alone
section line one-half ( ) mile; more or less, to NE
corner of Section 8 of said Twp thence southerly
atom section line one-quarter ) mile, more or
less, to quarter corner of said section of said Tarp;
t'nence westerly one-quarter ( ) mile, mor-e or less,
to the 514 corner of ti of the NE'_ of said section;
t e::ce :`southerly ore-half ( :) anile, more ov less. to
the SE corner of the NW' of the SE4'- of said section
of said-Twp; ther:ce_viestarly one-quarter (1) mile
to quarter eection line of said section; thence
southerly alon,L quarter section line one-quarter ( )
mile, more or less, to the point of intersection cornrion to
North-South,boundary of Sections 8 and 1.7; thence
westerly along section line one and One-half (1')
miles, more or less, to SE corner of Section 13
of Twp. 21 N. N. 2 E; thence Southerly along range -
line one (1) mile, more or less, to SE corner of
said section of said•T,,,rp; t'r.ence westerly along
section line 5.4 miles, rriore or less, to the point
of intersection of East boundary of A. F. Jones
Subdivision; thence northerly along East boundary
line of said subdivision to the north erlymos't.corner
of the said subdivision; thence southerly alone the
west boundary line of said subdI'vision to poiirt of
intersection at section line common to Sections 18
and 7.9 of said Twp; thence 1;*esterly along section
line 10.2 :Hiles, more or less, to the center, line
of the Sacramento .liver; thence meandering e t-rly,
uoutherly, and irregularly along cente 1-ine of said
River, and the boundary line coamon to Butte and Glenn
CountiestoSSE corner of Sect=on 33 Twp. 20 N. R. I r; thence
southerlytc poi.nt of IntersectIon of center line of
Butte Creek; thence meandering northerly and easterly
along center line of said Creek to midj)oiht of Section
31; of said Twp; thence easterly along quarter section
line five and one-half (51) miles, more or leas, to
point of intersection at the East-'.Nest boundary line of
Sections 33 and 34, ivrp. 20 N. R. 2 ; thence southerly
along section line one-half ( ) mile, more or less, to
S51 corner of :lection 34 Of said Twp; thence eastarly
along Twp. line three (3) miles, more or, less, to
point of beginning.
Section 5. GRIDLEY JUDICIPLL DISTRICT
Beginnirv' at the quarter corner of Section 27 Tarp. 18
11. Ft. 4 E., which point is also conmion to the East-Z+:est
boundaries of Sections 26 and 27; thence southerly
alone section line .Lr miles, more or less, to ttre
center line of Iloncut Creek; thence 'dJesterly along
center line of said Creek and boundary line coronion
to*13utte and Sutter Counties to point Of int erSeCt:.Grl
ori the center line of Butte Creep; thence meandering
northerly along center line of said Creek, to a point
of intersection on the North-South boundaries of
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Noctions 20 and 29, TTT. 18 N. R. 3 A thmco
anuterly along were linn 11,4 Men, norp or
laws, to SW corner of Lot 25 of Gridley CoWnY 3;
thunco ^sauthar°ly alone subdivisican li).ae to
corner of Lot 2n of said subdivioion; thence
entat( ly along siabdivioLona ]inrend Eroui;h ;r'ectd.ons
29 and 28 to center line of Feather River; thunce
weandarinZ southeMy ahmb; oonter Me of said jdvec,
is point of inoorsection at the quarter aection
line of section 2/, 'fwp. lJ3 N. R_ I Ekhence ea�,erly
Q, said qunrtor line 6.9 adles to jwWL or agin-
ning.
rect.ion 6. olauvil ",,E Jul)lclf,[, T)10R,1(YP
jeginning at We NE corner A SoMan 13 Twp 23
N. R. 5 t"'s"Lico, e�',Sterly alad acre; t,erly.
on the County lino and cmMor lino of Wtho Creek,
which is Wo Me common 1cuundaries for Dow nnd.
Plumns Countios and Butte and Yubn Counties, to a
point of inbersoo,,,ti-on of HoncutCreek and the
West boundaries of Renbions 22 mns CA Dy. 17 N. R. 4 W,
thonce northerly alormc., section I.Jim lq_8 H111'es,
or As, to quarter corner connon. to2
We tions
or 2L 2". 18 N. J`t. 4 J ; tvenco, 6.9
more or Am, alany qnurter mecUon line to centee,
lirm of Feather River; bhence umandealry northerly
along center line of said River to SW corner of
Block 240 South Thermali=; thunce northar]y along
block line to ceater line of Drovillo-Willaw Road;
thence vewarly No, canUer line of said Rand bo
SW uuruer OV Block 2Q8 South Thermalito; thence
norLhuiay w1u, UWA 11we to NW ummuo, of Mocb
177 which is also uunmon, to 'thea owith buundaview of
Section 17 UP. 19 A R. 3 W thence wooterly along
section line bo center linu of Orkin Road; thence,
northerly along center line of said Road 3 Men, ,
moro or less, to NW corner of Section 5 of said Twp;
thence ensterly along section line one (1) mile,
more or less, to SY corner of SacbLon 33 Tap. 20
N. R. 3 Q; thunce narthorly one (1) mile, more or less,
to the Ad corner of raid Seation .all khencv,, eaoterly
ono and one-half (1�!,) raJ.lea,' ware ox, less, to (LuarLer
corcommonns
ner to Sectio29 and 3W
2; aence rcrxthexly
one-half (,%) mile alonie; clan an d see ,:ecL!Un 11ne 'to
center of Section 20 Um"e eaKerly am-&If
We along quarter line to ha2f corner common to
sections 26 and 29 of sn1c t Tw th(DrICE'
four and one half miles (41) 1101,11 "ouct,lan
line to UW cre,nur cel Oection, 14, ol' ,aid Twp; thence
ea6barlY 3.0 mileo, more or le , ,?long oucticn "I.Inc
to NA! cocuca, of Notion 31, Twp. 21 N. H. 4 A thence
northorly one (1) Wz, more or loss, to NW coam-
of said section; thencu, northonsterly and diagonally.
Wrough HE cornars of Sections 30 and 20 to center,
line of Feather River; thence meandering southeasterh
along center line of said River to point A intor-
auction on the cast-jest boundpries of 2ec4"ions 22
and 23 of o0d TWI); thence northerly two (2) m-_llss,
more or less, along section lines to NW corne:r n3'Section 11 of said Tup; thence easterly one and one
(,n1f miles (1j) more or loss, along section
lines to spar ter corner common Lo NobluDs I and 12
of said Tap; thonce northerly eleven (11) milas, moro
or loss, DID06 (S1QY'L0V 2(.Cti,an line nc qsWrter cornel,
co)gc�aj to pc,c,tions 1.2 and 1.3, J'wp. 23 N. R. 4 E; thence
eauterly U.5 miles, mwT Or Imm, ak-6 swAian Arn-
to point of beginning.
�3ec1tion 7. P1Uhldl'_LE 111ICIAL
BeginnAL at We VJ curnm (A Actim 7 Do. 21 A R.
) s; munce enswAl As, 3ection linc one and one.
half (10) mileu, more or less, to juarter cornor of
nction 8 0C said T'Wla; "thcncv. nor tnarly al(rI6 Warter,
6ection line ono-ouarber (1) mile, more or less, tO
A minor jj M04 3FOij of said section of spid TWP;
thance easterly along quarter quRrter section line
ono-quarter QI mi.l, rams nr low, to SW corner of
kc' of UE1 or said section of ,a_',,d Tvp; the,11ce,
QWerly slank", qj,L,rtc.sc sc-utian :line one-
�zno f ( ,) milo,, jncnre or IUs 31'j crnm of the NT",,,
of NQ of said section <xf said Twp, thence easterly
along quarter quarter section line one-quarter (4)
mile, more or lew, Co pant of Umww"ton on the
last-Wen boundpry of Sections 6 PA 9; thancc,,
northerly along section line one-quarter (4) Milo
more or loss, to NW corner ol Section 9 oC said Twp;
thence easterly along sccUon Una, oneQuIC (1) AN,
nnre or les" to quljrter corP,ccr co,,ir,kon to SecLions
9 and 4 cstsLL thence northerly aloiq quart&�'
swian MR on (I mue, mWe or M., to qwrtm'
curner of oection In A uald TWp; thuncu Ocsterly vlcnC,
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section line one and one-half miles (11), more or
less, to NE corner of Section 2 of said Twp; thence
southerly along section,line .four (4) miles, more or
less, to SE corner of Section 23 of said Twp; thence
westerly along section line one (1) mile,; more or
less, to NW corner of Section 26 of said.Twp; thence
southerly along section line two(2) miles, more or
less, to SW corner of Section 36 of said Twp; thence
easterly along section line two (2) miles, more or
less, to SE corner of said segtion_of said Twp; thence
northerly along section line one (1) mile, more or
less, to NE corner of said section of said Twp; thence
northeasterly and diagonally through the TSE corners of
Sections 30 and 20 to the center line of West Branch of
the Feather River of Twp. 21 N. .R. 4 E; thence mean-
dering South-Easterly along center line of said River
to point of intersection on East-West boundary of
`sections 22 and 23; thence northerly along section
line about two (2) miles, more or less, to NU corner.
of Section 11 of said Twp; thence easterly along
section line one and one-half (1j) miles, more or
less, to quarter corner common to Sections 12 and 1;
Vence northerly along quarter section line eleven (11)
miles, more or less, to quarter corner common to
sections 13 and 12 Twp. 23 N. R. 4 E; thence easterly
along section line five and one-half miles (52') ; more
or less, to intersection of County line which is
common to Butte and Plumas Counties; thence northerly
and irregularly along county boundary to NE corner
of Section 4, Twp. 26, N. R. 5 ice; thence southerly and
diagonally to SI'',' corner of Section 34, Twp. 26, U. R. 4 E;
thence westerly along section three and one-quarter
miles (30) , more or less, to the center line of Big
Butte Creek; thence meandering southesterly along
center line of.said Creek to point of intersection of
Nc 1 Ssouth boundary of Sections 28 and 21, Twp. 23,
T. R 3 E; thence easterly to NE corner of Section 23
of sold TPT; thence southerly along section line 3;2
miles, more or less to intersection of center line of
Little Butte Creek of Twp. 22, N. R. 3 E; thence mean-
dering southwesterly to point of intersection on range
line 2 most and 3 East; thence southerly along range '
line to point of beginning.
Section r The Judicial Districts herein named, established and de-
scribed shall take precedence over Judicial Townships as set forth in Article One, Chapter
VI of Butte County Ordinance No. 333 wherever they are in conflict.
Section 9. This Ordinance is an emergency ordinance passed for the it..
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oiate preservation of public peace, health and safety, and that a. declaration of the facts
constituting the nocossity is as follows: That this ordinance is passed to comply with and
pursuant to Section 11, _article Vl of the Constitution of the State of California, as Amended,,;
in 1950, and the Municipal and Justice Court Acts of 1949.
Section 10: This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon its passage
nd adoption, and before the expiration of fifteen (15) days after its passage shall be pub-
lished once with the names of the members voting for and against in the BTGG3 YEWS, a newspap2r
;published in the County of 3utte, State of. California.
ADOPTED Q PASSED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte,
State of California, on the 3rd day of December, 1951.
LIES: Supervisors Bills, Lobdell, Peilicciotti, Polk, Chairman Corcoran.
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NOES: None.
AB NT: None.
Js/ D. P. CiORCCRAN
Chairman of the Board' of Supervisors
of. the County of Butte,
State of California.
T 1F..^T: - t T11 ?3,
County Clark of the County
of Butte, State of California
and ex-officio Clerk of the Board.
of Supervisors of the County,
of t ut-to, :;tate of California.
By /a, S. J. CLEWE, Deputy.
ORDINANCE No. 459
AN 04ERGFLICY ORDINANCE PROVIDING SALARIES FOR THE JUDGES OF THE BIGGS, DURHAM AND PARADISE
JUSTICE COURTS.
WHEREAS, in accordance with Section 11, Article 6 of the Constitution of the State
of California, as amended in 1950, and the Municipal, and Justice Court Act of 1949, the
Justice Courts, as provided therein, will begin to function on the 1st day of January, 1952,
in the BIGGS JUDICIAL DISTRICT, 'the DURHAM JUDICIAL DISTRICT and the PARADISE JUDICIAL DIST-
RIGT, of the County of Butte, State of California; and
WHEREAS, it is requisite and necessary that salaries be provided for the Judges of
said courts;
NOW, THEREFORE, the BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNTY OF BUTTE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
do ordain as follows:
Section 1. The salary of the Judge of the Justice Court of BIGGS JUDICIAL DISTRICT
shall be $150.00 a month;
Section 2. The salary of the Judge of the Justice Court of DURIU04 JUDICIAL DISTRICT
shall be $150.00 a month;
Section 3. The salary of the Judge of the Justice Court. of PARADISE JUDICIAL DIS-
TRIUT shall be $165.00 a month;
Section 4. That it is necessary for the immediate preservation of public peace,
health and safety that this ordinance become effective immediately, and the facts constituting
such necessity are that the Justice Courts of the Biggs, Durham and Paradise Judicial Districts,
as provided in Section 11, Article 6 of the Municipal and Justice Court Act of 1949, will be-
gin to function on the let day of January, 1952, and that unless the salaries of the Judges
of said courts are provided for prior to that date said courts will be unable to properly and
adequately function;
Section 5. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon its adoption and pas-
sage, arid, prior to the expiration of fifteen (15) days after the passage thereof, this or-
dinance, together with the names of the members of the Board of Supervisors voting for and
against the some, shall be published once in the OROVILLE PIERCURY, a newspaper printed and pub-
lished in the County of Butte, State of California.
ADOPTED AND PASSED by the BOARD OF SUPERVISORS of the COUNTY OF BUTTE, STATE OF
CALIFORNIA, on the 17th day of December, 1951, by the following vote:
AYES: Supervisors Bille, Lobdell, Pellicc-iotti, Polk and Chairman Corcoran.
DOES: None.
ABSENT: None.
Isl D. P. CORCORAN
Chairman of the Board of Supervisors
of the County of Butte, State of
California.
ATTEST. W. F. MATTHEWS,
County Clerk aad ex-officio
Clerk of the Board of Super-
visors of the County of.Dutte,
State of California.
BY Isl S„ J. CLEKE, Deputy,