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ORDINANCE NO. 460
AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE AMENDING EMERGENCY ORDINANCE NO. 458 DIVIDING THE
COUNTY OF BUTTE INTO JUDICIAL DISTRICTS, NAMING SAID DISTRICTS AND
ESTABLISHING AND DESCRIBING THE BOUNDARIES THEREOF AND DECLARING THAT
SAID D1 5TRIC.TS 30 NAMED, DESCRIBED AND ESTABLISHED, SHALL TAKE PRECEDENCE
OVER JUDICIAL TOWNSHIPS NOW EXISTING.
The Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte, State of California, do ordain as
follows:
Section 1. That the County of Butte, State of California, be and the same is hereby,
divided into judicial districts, and the judicial districts hereinafter named be, and the same'
are hereby, named and established and the descriptions of the boundaries thereof shall be as
hereinafter set forth;
Section 2. BIGGS JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Beginning at point of intersection of the south boundary of
Section 20 Twp. 18 N. R. 1 E. and center line of Butte Creek;
thence easterly along section line 11.4 miles more or less to
SW corner of Lot 25 of Gridley Colony #3; thence southerly
along subdivision line to SW corner of Lot 26 of said sub-
division; thence easterly along subdivision line and its
extension to center line of Feather River; thence northerly
along center line of said River to SUI corner of Block 240 of
South Thermalito; thence northerly along block lines to
center line of ':Oroville-Willow Road; thence westerly along
center line of said road to SW corner of Block 208 of South
Thermalitos• thence northerly along block line to NW corner of
Block 177 `which corner is also common to the south boundary of
Section 21 Twp. 19 N. R. 3 E.) thence westerly along section line
to center line of Larkin Road; thence northerly one (1) mile
more or less along center line of said road to the NE corner of
Section 20, Twp, 19 N. R. 3 E; thence Westerly one (1) mile more
or less to the 'SW corner of Section 17 of said Twp; thence
northerly along section line three (3) miles more or less to the
NE corner of Section 6 of said Twp; thence Westerly along Twp.
line four (4) miles more or less to the SW corner of Section 34,
Twp, 20 N. R. 2 E; thence northerly along section line one-half
(2) mile more or less to the quarter corner of said section;
thence westerly 5.4 miles more or less along quarter section
lines to the center line of Butte Creek; thence meandering
southwesterly twelve (12) miles more or less along center line
of said Creek to point of beginning„
Section 3. CHICO JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Beginning at the SE corner of Section 13, Twp. 21 N. R. 2 E;
thence northerly along section line 4� miles, more or less,
to the center line of Little Butte Creek Twp. 22, N. R. 2 E;
thence meandering northeasterly along center line of said
Creek to the point of intersection of boundary common to
Sections 9 and 10, Twp. 22 N. R. 3 E; thence northerly 3.2
miles more or less,along section lines to N. E. corner of
Section 28 of Twp. 23 N. R. 3 E; thence westerly .4 miles,
more or less, along section line to center line of Butte
Creek of said section of said Twp; thence northeasterly sixteen
(16 miles, more or less, along center line of said Creek to
point of intersection common to boundaries of section 36 Txfp.
26 N. R. 3 E. and Section 1, Twp. 25 N. R. 3 E; thence
easterly 3.2 Miles, more or less, to SE corner of Section 33
Twp. 26 N. R. 4 E; thence diagonally and northeasterly, 8.4
rniles,more or less, to the NE corner of Section 4 Twp. 26
N. R. 5 E, at point which is common to boundaries of Butte and
Plumas Counties; thence northerly, westerly, southerly and
irregularly along county boundaries common to Butte and Plumas
Counties and Butte and Tehama Counties to a point of inter-
section on the center line of the Sacramento River; thence
meandering southeasterly along center line of said River to
point of intersection at the North-South boundaries of Sections
16 and 21 Twp. 21 N. R. 1 11; thence easterly 10.2 miles, more or
less, to point of intersection at the west boundary of A. F.
Jones Subdivision Twp. 21 N. R. 2 E; thence northerly along
subdivision line to the northerly most corner of said sub-
division; thence southeasterly along subdivision line to
point of intersection at the North-South boundaries of Sections
18 and 19 of said Twp; thence easterly 5.4 miles, more or less,
along section line to the point of beginning.
Section 4. DE7Ftk A14 JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Beginning at the E corner of'.' Section 36, Twp. 20 11. R. 2 :la,;
thence northerly along range line one (1) mile, more or less,to the SE corner of Section 25 of said !Hila; thence Easterly
along section Line one and one:-half (lw) miles, more or :Less,
to quarter corner of Section 29 of Twp. 20 N. R. 3 W thence
northerly one-half (i) mile to the center of Section 29 of
said Twp; thence easterly one-half (02) mile., more or less, to
one-quarter corner common to Sections 28 and 29 of said Twp;
thence northerly along section lime: four and one-half 6,4?)
miles, more or less to NW c oxmer of Section 4 of said L n;
thence eastesrlm along township lilac-; 1.81 miles, more or less,
to OE corner of Section 34 of Twp. 21 N. R. 3 E; thence north-
erly along section line two ( ) miles, more or less, to the
NF corner of Section 27 of said twp, thence ea terl.y salon
section line one (l) mile, more or less, to the SE corner of
Section 23 of said, Twp; thence northerly alornrg, section line
foam.° (4.) miles, more or :Less., to NE corner of Section 2 of said
Tamp; thence westerly along Lrnrp. lima::, two :and one-half (2�)
milers to quarter corner of Section 4 of Said Twp; thence
southerly one (1) mile, more or Less., to quarter corner common
to sections 4 and 9 of said Twp; thence westerly along section
line one-half (i) mile, more or 'less, to NE corner of Section S
of said Twp; thence southerly along section line one-quarter Q)
mile, more or less, to quarter quarter corner of said section of
said .twp; thence westerly one-quarter (4) mile, more or less, to
the SW corner of NEI of the NFA of said section; thence South-
erly one-half Q) mile, more or less, to the SE corner of the
NWJ oC the SEA of said section of saied, Twp; thence=, westerly
one-quarter ('0) mile: to quarter section line of said section,
thence southerly aloin, quarter section line one-quarter (4)
mile, more or less, to the quarter corner common to Sections
tl and 17 of said twp; thence westerly along section line one
and one-half (112) males, more or less, to NE corner,of Section
13 of Twp. 21 1n1. R. 2 E; thence Southerly along range line one
(1) mile, more or less, to SE corner of said section of said
Twp; thence westerly along section line 5.4 miles, mare or less,
to the point of intersection of Fast boundary of A. F. Jones
Subdivision; thence northerly ;along East boundary .lime of said
subdivision to the northerly most corner of the said subdivision;
thence southerly along the west boundary line of said subdivision.
to point of intersection at, section lane common to Sections 18
and 19 of said Torp; thence westerly along section lane 10.2
miles, more or less, to the center lanae of the Sacramento River,
thence meandering easterly, southerly, and irregularly along
center lane of said River and the boundary l.i.rne common to Butte
and Glenn Counties to SE corner of Section 33 Twla. 20 N. R. 1. S;
thence southerly to poison of intersection of center line of
Butte Greek; thence meandering northerly acid easterly along
center lane of said Creels to gaaartes section line of Section 34 of
said Twp; thence easterly. along quarter section Line five and
one-half (59") miles, more or less, to quarter corner common to
Bections 33 and 34, Twp. 20 N. R. 2 E,; thence southerly along
section.-line acne-half Q) mile, more or less,, to SW corner of
";lection 34 of said Twp; t hence enster.3.y alon, Twp. lime three
(3) miles, more or less, to point of beginning.
Section 5. GRTI LEY a UDTCPIIL. DISTrQ-T
Be=ginning at the quarter, corner connon to Sections 26 and 27
Tn. 18 N. R. 4 E; thence southerly along section line 4.8 miles,
more or less, to the center line of kloncut Creeks; thence westerly
along center line of said Creels and boundary line cornaraon tea Butte
and Sutter Counties to point of intersection on the center line
of Butte Creels, thence meandering northerly along center line of
said Creels to a. point of intersection of the boundary common to
Sections 20 and. 29, DT. Ada N. R. l E; thence easterly along
section :line 11..4 stiles, amore or les:,, to SS. corner of lot 25 of
Gridley Colony 3; thence southerly along subdivision line, to Std
corner of lot 26 of said subdivision; thence easterly along, sub-
division line and its extension to center line of Feather River;
thence meandering southerly along center "Carne of said River to
point of intersection at the quarter section line of Section 27,
Twrp. 18 N. R. 3 E3thence easterly along` said quarter sectionl.i
line 6.3 aaailea: to Point of nt of beginning.
section 6. 01d.OVJ[llll' jul)IG:l:iL DISTRICT
Beginning at the NE corner of (3ectiorn 13, Twp. 2:3 N. R. 5 E1
thence soutlaerly easterly ,and westerly ;along the county line and
center line of Hoxncut Creek, Mich is also the common boundaries
for Butte and Plumas. Counties and Butte and Yuba Counties, to a
point of intersection of Noncut Creek and the common boundary of
Sections 22 and 23, Twp. 17 N. R. 4 E; thence northerly along
:section line 4.8 unless, more or less, to quarter corrneroarrnon to
Sections 26 and 27, Twp. 1 N. R. 4 E; thence westerly rw.9 s
more or less, along quarter section line to center line of Feather
River; thence meandering northerly along center line of said
River to SW corner of Block 240 South Thermalito; thence northerly
along block line to center line of Oroville-Willow Road; thence
westerly along center line of said Road to SW corner of Block
208 South Thexmalito; thence northerly along block lines to
N4'J corner of Block 177,which is also common to the south bound-
aries of Section,21, Twp, 19 N. R. 3 E; thence westerly along
section Ti.ne to center line of Larkin Road; thence northerly
one (1) mile more or less along center line of said road to the
NE corner of Section 20, .TFrp. 19 N. R. 3 E; thence westerly one
(1) mile more or less to SW corner of Section 17 of said Twp.,-
thence
wp.;thence northerly along section line three (3) miles, more or less,
to NF1 corner of Section 5 of said Twp; thence westerly along
section line one (1) mile, more or less, to SW corner of Section
31, Twp. 20 N. R.-3.E; thence northerly one (1) mile, more or
less, to the NW corner of.said Section 31 of said twp; thence
easterly one and one-half (I.D. miles, more or less, to quarter
corner common to Sections,29 and 32 of said twp; thence north-
erly one-half (1) mile along quarter section line to center of
Section 29 of said twp; thence easterly one-half (2) mile along
quarter section line to quarter corner common to Section 23 and
29 of said Twp; thence northerly four and one-half miles (41)
i along section line to 14W corner of Section 4 of said Twp; thence
easterly 3.8 miles, more or less, along section line to SW corner
of Section 31, Twp. 21 N. R. 4 E; thence northerly one (1) mile,
more or less, to NW corner of said section; thence northeasterly
and diagonally through NE corners of Sections 30 and 20 to center
line of West Branch of Feather River; thence meandering south-
easterly along center line of said River to point of inter.-
section of boundary common to Sections 22 and 23 of said Twp;
thence northerly two (2) miles, more or less, along section lines
to NW corner of Section11of said Twp; thence easterly one and
one-half miles (11), more or less, along section line to quarter
corner common to Sections 1 and 12 of said Twp; thence northerly
eleven (11) miles, more or less, along quarter section line to
quarter corner common to Sections 12 and 13, Twp. 23 N. R. 4 E;
thence easterly 6.5 miles, more or less, along section line to point
of beginning.
! Section 7. PARADISE JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Beginning at the SW corner of Section 7 Twp. 21 N. R. 3 E; thence
easterly along section line one and onemhalf (11) miles, more or
less, to quarter corner of Section 8 of ,said Twp; thence north-
erly along quarter section line one-quarter (4) mile, more or
less, to S4'J corner of NW-4' of SE-4 of said section of said Twp;
thence-easterly along quarter quarter section line one-quarter (4)
mile, more or less, to SW corner of NEI of SEI of said section
of said Twp; thence northerly along quarter quarter section
line one-half (2) mile, more or less, to SW corner of the NE-411
of NE4 of said section of said Twp; thence easterly along -
quarter quarter section line one-quarter (I) mile, more or less,
to point of intersection on the East-West boundary common- to
sections 8 and 9 of said twp; thence northerly along section line
one-quarter (I) mile, more or less to NW corner of Section 9 of
said Twp; thence easterly along section line one-half (lz-) mile,
more or less, to quarter corner common to Sections 9 and 4 of said
: Twp; thence northerly along quarter section line one (1) mile,
, more or less, to quarter corner of Section 4 of said Twp; thence
easterly along section line two and one-half (22) miles, more
or less, to NE corner of Section 2 of said Twp; thence southerly
i 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 35 of said Twp; thence easterly
along section line two (2) miles, more or less, to SE corner of
section 36 of said 'Up; 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 NE corners
of Sections 30 and 20 to the center line.West Branch of the
; Feather River of Twp 21 N. R. 4 E; thence meandering
South-Easterly along center line of said River to point of
intersection on vast-West boundary of Sections 22 and 23 of
said Twp; thence northerly along section line about two (2)
; miles, more or less, to M4 corner of Section 11 of said Twp;
thence easterly along section line one and one-half (12)
miles, more or less, to quarter corner common to Sections 12
and 1 of said Twp; thence 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 Ei thence easterly along
section line five and one-half miles (5z,), more or less to
intersection of County line which is common to Butte and
Plumes counties; thence northerly and irregularly along county
boundary to NE corner of Section Lv, Twp. 26, N. R. 5 E; thence
southwesterly and diagonally to Stir corner of Section 34, Twp.
26, N. R. 4 E; thence westerly along section line three and
one-quarter miles (34) , more or less, to the center line of Big
Butte Greek; thence meandering southwesterly along center
dine of said Creek to point of intersection common to boundary
of Sections 28 and 21, Twp. 23, N. R. 3 E; thence easterly
along section line to NE corner of Section 26 of said Twp;
thence southerly along section line 3.2 miles, more or less
to intersection of center line of Little Butte Greek of Twp.
22, N. R. 3 E; thence meandering southwesterly to point of
intersection on range line 2 East and 3 East; thence southerly
along range line to point of beginning.
Section 8. The Judicial Districts herein named, established and described
shall take precedence over Judicial Townships as set forth in Article 1, Chapter V1, of Butte
County Ordinance No. 333, and any other ordinance of the County of Butte describing said
Judicial Townships wherever said ordinances shall he in conflict.
Section 9: This Ordinance is an emergency ordinance passed for the inuflediate
preservation of public peace, health and safety, and that a declaration of the facts can-
stituting the necessity is as follows:
That this ordinance is passed to comply with and pursuant to Section .1.1, Article
VI of the Constitution of the State of California, as Amended, in 1950, ffid the Municipal
and Justice Court Acts of 1949.
Section 10: Thin ordinance shall take effect immediately upon its passage and
adoption, and before the expiration of fifteen (15) days after its passage shall be published
once with the names of the members voting for and against in the BIGGS Id9:�WS, a newspaper 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 27th day of December, 1951.
AYES: Supervisors Bills, Lobdell, Pellicciotti, Polk and Chairman Corcoran.
NOES- None.
ABSENT: Anne.
/s/ D. V1. (.;0RCORAN
Chairman of the Board of Supervisors
ar the county of Butte,
Sbate of California.
ATTEST. W. F. DUTTHF.,WS,
Cotmty Clerk of the County of Butte,
State of California, and ex-officio
Clark of the Board of Supervisors
of the County of Butte, State of
California.
By- /s/ S. J. CLEV3, Deputy
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BUTTE COUNTY ORDIAIANTCE N0. 461
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING SALARIES FOR JUDGES OF THE JUSTICE COURTS
OF THE JUDICIAL DISTRICTS OF THE COUNTY OF BUTTE, STATE OF CALIF-
ORNIA, TO COIJ1 ENCS AT THE BEGINNING OF TAE NEW TER1111' OF SAID JUDGES
AFTER THE lst DAY OF JANUARY, 1953.
WHEREAS, Justice Courts in the County of Butte, State of California, established
pursuant to vection 1I, Arti`cle o, of the Constitution of the State of California, as amended
in 1950, and ;the Municipal and Justice Court Act of 1949, are now in being in the Judicial
s
Districts of `-BIGGS, DURHAM and PARADISE, as heretofore established in the County of Butte,
State of Califor?iia, and
WHEREAS, salaries for the Judges of said Justice Courts now in being, as aforesaid,
have been fixed by Butte County Ordinance No. 459, adopted and passed on the 17th day of
December, 1951, and
WHEREAS, Justice Courts, as provided by the said Constitution and Statutes of the
State of California, will come into being on the lst day of January, 1953, in the Judicial
Districts of CHICO, GRIDLEY and OROVILLE, Butte County, California, and
WHEREAS, purse= to said Constitution and Statutes of the State of California, it,
will be necessary to elect judges to all of the Justice Courts in the County of Butte, State
of California] in the year 1952, and
WHEREAS, it is the desire of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Butt;, State
of Californias to set and establish salaries for the judges of the Justice Courts of the six
Judicial Districts of the County of Butte, State of California, which said Districts were here-
tofore established by Butte County Ordinance No. 460, and which said salaries will be payable
commencing at'the beginning of the neva term to which said judges are to be elected in 1952, and
which said term coixnences on the first (lst) Monday of January after the first day of January
next succeeding the election of said judges,
HOW, THEREFORE, the Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte, State of California',
do ordain as follows:
Section 1. That the salaries of the judges of the Justice Courts of the six: (6)
Judicial Districts of the County of Butte, State of California, are hereby established as
follows, and said salaries are to commence and be payable at the beginning of the neer terra for
which judges are to be elected at the state election in the year 1952, to-wit, the first (lst)
Monday in January after the first (1st) day of January next succeeding their election, to-wit:
(a); the salary of the judge of the Justice Court of the BIGGS JUDICIAL DISTRICT
shall be TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS 0200.00) per month,
(b)., the salary of the judge of the Justice Court of the CHICO JUDICIAL DISTRICT
'shall be FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS 0500.00) per month.
(e) the salary of the judge of the Justice Court of the DURHAM JUDICIAL DISTRICT
shall be TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS (1200.00) per month.
(d); the salary of the judge of. the Justice Court of the GRIDLEY JUDICIAL DISTRICT
shall be FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS ($2400.00) per month.
(e) the salary of the judge of the Justice Court of the OROVILLE JUDICIAL DISTRIC`"
;shall be FIV: HUNDRED DOLLARS i5p500.00) per month;
(f) ' the salary of the judge of the Justice Court of the PARADISE JUDICIAL DISTRTCT
shall be THREE'HUNDRLD FIFTY DOLLARS 0350.00) per month.
Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect and b e in force thirty (30) days from.
and after its possage, and prior to the aspiration of fifteen (15) days ofter the passage
thereof tills oath nae:, together with the names of the members of the Board of Supervisors
voting for and against the swne, shall be published once in tlm„ CRTDTJ".:Y TIERALD, a newspape�r
printed and published in the� County of Butte, State of Californi.p.,
ADOPTED AND PASSED by the Board of Supervisors of the Chtun* of Atte, State of
California, on the 4th day of February, 1952.
AYES: Supervisors Corcoran, Mdell, Pellicc=i, Polk and Mmirvwn Bille,
NOES:- None,,
ABOENT: None.
JON M. BMIL
(Mdxmm of the Board of Saamisors
County of Butte,
State of California.
ATTKOT:
',Y. F. 1,,!ATTHi,`,,kS, County Clerl, And
ex-officio Clerk of -the Bo,,,--ird of.,
Supervisor,s, of th,a County o Butte,
State of California.
By - /s/ S. J. CIZWE, Deputy.
BUTTE COUNTY ORDINAMCM NO. 462
AN ORDINANCE PERKITTING DIAGONAL PARKING DN CaMAIN S7.'REEM9 TN PARATII�SE,
BUTTE COUNTY, CALI,'Fo�,illIA.
The Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte, State of Californin, do ordain
as follows.
3. That it shall be lawful to park vehicles diagonally upon the following streets
and places situate in FaradMe, Butte County, California-
(a) On the west side of EAI, HIGHWAY, also known as SKYKI', from CONEY RUN TWAD on
the south to fifty (50) feet north of SOONEST BLVD.
(b) On the east side of MEAL HIGHWAY, Me known no Skyway, between the PARADISO
STIRLIMA HIMAZ and the approach to the service station row situate on the southeast c,,)rner
of NEAIi 111G11t,,1A.Y and. BIRCH.
(K On the south side of PARADISE-STIRLING HIGHWAY between FOSTER ROAD and ALMOND
3TREET and between ALMOND STRRET and OLIVE.
(d) On Lim north aide of 1'ARADISE-03TIRLING HIGIMAY between ALMOND STREET and OLM.
(0) On the em side of AIMOND STREET between PAHAMSE-STIRLING HIGMWAI and BIRcH,
STREET.
Or' the west side of OLIVE STREET between PARUISE STIMM HIMMAY and the JALEY
running east and weot i.n Block 1, of P11RADIS13,
(9) On the west side of Olive STREET between PARADIOX-STIREING HIGHWAY and sixty (60)
feet north Of the east-west n1ley, Block 4, PARADISE.
M (M the enst side of OLIVE STREET from n distance of nn(,,,, hundired fifty feet (350)
QuM OC the intersection of MVE STREET with PARADISE-STIRIJUG HIGMY to three hundred
Mrty feet (330) north of the intersection of Olive Street and Paradise-Stirling HiEhway.
(1) 01 the south u!de of FIR MMET a di5tance of one hundred ninety feet (190) from
the interaection of said Fir Sbrm with NEAL HIMAI, sometimes known a.-, Skyway,
?7th
(j) On the north side of FIR STREET a distance of two hundred twenty feet (220) from
the intersection of said Fir Street with Neal Highway, sometimes known as Skyway.
(k) On the west side of CLARK_ ROAD, beginning on the north at the southerly boundarty
Line of the CONP-UNTTY BALL property, and continuing southerly a distance of two hundred seventy-
five (275) feet.
(1) On the east side of CLARK ROAD, beginning twenty-five (25) feet south of the inter
section of CLARK ROAD and ELLIOTT ROAD, and .yontinui_ng south a distance of approximately three ;
hundred (300) feet.
2e; That the hereinbefore described streets, roads and places in which diagonal parking
is lawful in Paradise, Butte County, California, are more particularly described and set .forth )
in the map entitled "AUTOMOBILE PARKING IN PARADISE AS PROPOSED BY PARADISE COMKITTEE" and
dated FEBRUARY, 1952., and should there be any conflict between the designated places set forth )
and said map, then, and in that event, said map shall prevail and control, and it is made a
part hereof.
This Ordinance shall take effect thirty (30) days after its passage, and. before the ex-
piration 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.
ADOPTED AND PASSED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte, State of Cali-
fornia, on the 24 day of March, 1952, by the following vote:
AYES: Supervisors Corcoran, Lobde_il, Pellicciotti, Polk, Chairman Bille.
NOES - NONE.
ABSENT:- None.
Isl JOHN N. BILLS
Chairman, Board of Supervisors,
County of Butte, State of California..
ATTEST:
W. F. MATTI EWS, County Clerk
And ex-officio Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors.
By- S. J. CLLTWE, Deputy
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ORDINANCE NO. 463
AN ORDINANCE FIXING THE COMPENSATION OF OFFICERS AND
EMPLOYEES OF THE COUNTY OF BUTTE AND REPEALING ALI,
ORDINANCES INCONSISTANT THEREWITH
The Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte, State of' California, does ordain
as follows:
SECTI.Op NO. 1.
SHORT 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.
(a) MONTHLY SALARY SCKLE. The following saleary ranges are hereby established ns
a progressive salary plan and shall be applicable tel the monthly rated classes of positions
as shown in Section No. 7.
Salary Normal First Full Qual- Above Outstanding
Range Hiring Incentive ification Average Per- Performance
Number Rate Rate Rate f orman Rate R,-te
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I 1�11,0 $02 $128 $135
2 116 122 128 135 142
3 122 108 135 142 1.501
4 128 135 142 150 158
5 135 142 150 158 166
6 142 150 158 166 175
7 150 158 166 175 185
8 158 166 175 185 195
9 166 175 185 195 205
10 10 185 195 205 216
11, 185 195 205 2:16 228
12 195 205 216 228 241
13 205 216 228 241 254
14 216 228 241 254 268
15 228 241 254 268 283
16 241 254 268 283 298
17 254 268 283 298 315
18 268 283 298 315 332
19 283 298 315 332 351
20 298 315 332 351 370
21 315 332 351 370 391
22 332351 370 391 413
23 351 370 391 413 436
24 370 391 413 436 is60
25 391 413 436 460 486
26 41.3 4,36 46o 486 513
27 436 460 486 513 542
28 460 /+86 513 542 573
29 L^ 513 542 573 605
30 513 542 573 605 639
31 542 573 605 09 675
32 573 605 639 675 713
33 605 6'jq 675 713 753
34 639 675 71.3 753 796
35 675 7,1.3 753 796 gi
36 713 753 796 841 889
37 753 796 841 889 939
38 796 841 889 939 992
39 841 889 939 992 1048
1,0 8* 939 992 1OW", 1107
41 939 992 1%8 11-07 1169
(b) The following special salary ranges are hereby established as a progressive salary plan
and shall be applicable to the monthly rated classes of positions as listed in Section No.
8 only.
17-1 260 275 290 305 320
IL 1 275 290 305 320335
1.9«1 285 300 315 330 31+5
276
SECTION NO. 3
CLASSIFICATION OF POSITIONS.
(a) All offices and positions in the County service shall be classified on the basis of ;their
duties and responsibilities.
(b) The initial classifications of positions for the purpose 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 this action shall be
used and interpreted as defined in said report.
(c) The classification of positions may hereafter be amended by the addition, division, con
solidation or abolishment of classes upon written recommendation of any department head or the
Administrative Officer and approval by order of the Board of Supervisors. Whereupon the cer
ti.fied copies of the classification plan maintained in the offices of the County Clerk and
of the Administrative Officer shall be corrected accordingly.
SECTION NO. W
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 entitled "Recom-
i
mended Allocations of Positions, Butte County", dated May, 1950, of which a copy has been filed
with the Administrative Officer.
(c) The allocation of Positions may hereafter be changed upon the written recommendation of
a department head or the Administrative Officer and approval of the Board of Supervisors,,
provided the proposed change conforms with this ordinance, with the established classification!
plan, and with the approved budget.
SECTION NO. 5
2UALIFICZTION3 OF EMPLOYEES.
(a) Officers and employees holding positions upon the taking effect of this ordinance are
deemed to be qualified for the position to which they are allocated, subject to the right of
l
the department head or the Board of Supervisors to dismissan employee in accordance with law.
(b) Officers or employees hereafter appointed, except to an elective office, shall be rei
quired to possess the educational and experience requirements prescribed in the class speci-
fication. 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.
(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 cal-
endar month at the stipulated rate of pay in accordance with other sections of this ordinance.!
(b) Positions listed in Section No. 8 with the prevailing special salary range shall be known-
as MONTHLY RATED employees and shall apply to hospital occupations only. 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 ordinance.
(c) Positions listed in Section No. 9 with the prevailing hourly salary rate shall be known
as HOURLY RATED employees. These employees shall be hired on the basis of a stipulated rate
per hour in accordance with other sections of this ordinance.
(d) Positions listed in Section No. 10 with the prevailing salary rate as shown shall be
known as TPLAT RATED employees. These employees shall be id,red and paid on the basis of a
flat amount as stipulated.
SECTION NO. 7
SALARY HANGE - MUNTHLY RATED EMPLOYEES
For each class of Monthly Rated positions there is hereby established the salary range shown
opposite it in this section. The nwnber uC pouitionu in each Won aubhorized in each De-
partment or office of the County shall be as approved in the annual budget,
Class Title Salary Range
Number,
Accountant 20
Accounting Supervisor 26
Administrative Officer 29
Administrative assistant 20
Waission Clerk 12
Agricultural Commissioner 29
Agri caltura 1. Inspector, Gx-ade IT 16
Ambulance Driver 13
Appraiser 17
Asst. Agid.cultural Comuiissioner 2:3
Assistant Assessor 19
Assistant Dairy Inspector 16
Assistant Director, Nurses 21
Assistant Purchasing Agent 18
Associate Counsel 26
Associate Counsel (Part Time) 24
Bookkeeping Machine Operator 12
Branch Library Assistant Grade 1 9
Branch Library Assistant Grade IT it
Building Maintenance Man 15
Chief Stationary Engineer 18
Civil Deputy Sheriff 18
Civil Engineer 25
Civil Engineering Assistant 21
Civil Engineering Associate 23
Cook 13
Cook's Helper 11.
County DAiif Inspe�ctor 19
Co=ty. Librarian 21
County Livestock Inspector 25
County Probation officer 21
Court Clerk (1,ade 1 12
Court Clerl.c Grade 11 15
Deputy District Attorney (Part Time) 24
Deputy District Attorney (Part Time, Chico) 21
Deputy District Attorney (Part Time, Oroville) 20
Deputy Sheriff 16
Diractor of Nursing 23
Director of Public Health 37
Director of Public Health Nursing 23
Director of sanitation 21
Election Clerk 16
Engineering Aide 15
Ferry Operatar 11
Groundsman 10
Head Cook 1g
Head Jailor 19
Health Educator 22
Hospital Administrator 32
Hospital Housekeeper 14
Hospital Niain enance Supervisor 19
Hospital Physician and Surgeon 34
Hospital Watchman 12
Housekeeper 8
House-parent 9
Intermediate Account Clerk 12
Intermediate Clerk 11
Intermediate $teno-clerk 12
Intermediate Typist Clerk 11
Investigator 20
Janitor (Janitress) 10
Junior Accountant 16
Junior Clerk 8
Junior Librarian 15
Junior Steno-clerk 10
Junior Typist ;Clerk 9
Kitchen Helper; 9
Laboratory Helper 11
Laboratory Technician, Grade I 15
Laboratory Tee hnician, Grade I1 19
Laboratory Technician, Grade III 23
Laundry Helper` 10
Laundryman 13
i' Laundry Supervisor lb
Legal Typist Clerk 16
Library Assistant 11
Library and Book Maintainer 10
Map Draftsman, Grade I 19
Map Draftsman,Grade II 21
'Mapper - Plat Books 17
Matron 14
Medical Record!Clerk 14
Medical SocialWorker lb
Medical Stenographer 15
Nurse Anesthetist 30
Nursing,Attendant 8
Occupational Therapist 16
Office Appliance Operator .1.6
Parts Supply Clerk 13
Personal Property Appraiser 15
Pharmacist 25
Physical Therapy Technician 23
Physician 28
Photostat Operator, Grade 1 12
Photostat Operator, Grade 11 14
Planning Technician 19
Principal Clerk 17
Probation Officer - Feran le 16
Probation Worker, Grade 1 14
Probation Worker, Grade 11 17
Social Worker Supervisor, Grade 1 20
Social Worker, Grade 1 14
Social Worker, Grade 11 16
Public Health Bacteriologist 23
Public Malth Nurse 20
Road Commissioner 32
Road. Superintendent 25
Sanitarian 18
Sealer of Weights mid Measures 20
Seamstress 10
Senior Account Clerk, 15
Senior Agricultural Inspector 18
Senior Appraiser 19
Senior Clerk 13
Senior Deputy Sheriff 18
Senior Engineering Aide 18
Senior Janitor 13
Senior Librarian 17
Senior Nursing Attendant 11
Senior Stenographer Clerk 15
Senior Typist Clerk 14
Sheriff's Captain 20
Stationary Engineer 16
Stock Clerk 12
Storekeeper 18
Supervising Public Health Nurse 21.
3upervisor, Juvenfle Hall 3.5
Telephone Operator & Receptionist, Grade 1 11
Telephone operator & Receptionist, Grade 11 13
Truck Driver, Hospital 11
Undersherift' 22
'Veteran's Service Ass.istant 25
Veteran's Service Dffice-r° 318
Weed and Rodent, Cox'Urol Foreman 16
Welfare Director, Grade 1V 26
Weights and Measures Inspector 15
Welder 17
X-Ray Technician, Grade I 14
X-Ray Technician, Grade Il 16
SECTION NO. 8
SALARY RANGE .- MONTHLY RATED EMPLOYEES HOSPITAL ONLY
For each class of Monthly Rated position there is hereby established the special salary
range opposite it in this section. The number of positions in each class authorized to be
employed at the County Hospital shall be as approved in the annual Budget.
Cuss Title Salary Range
Number
Head Nurse 19.1
Staff Nurse 17.1
Surgical Nurse 18.1
Surgical Supervisor 19.1
SECTION NO. 9
HOURLY SALARY SCALE. The following two rate salary scale is hereby established for hourly
rated employees and shall be applicable to the positions as listed.
(a) Rate ttB" may apply to new 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 Classification and
Pay Plan.
(b) Rate "A"' may apply to employees who have completed the probationary period and whose
services have! been found satisfactory. The employee may be increased to this step upon written
recommendation of the department head, Administrative Officer and approved by the Board of
Supervisors.
(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.
SECTION NO. 10
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.
Class Title Rate
(1) Secretary.- Memorial Halls
Biggs
25.00
$� per month
Chico 45.00 per month
Gridley 30.00 per month
Oroville; 30.00 per month
Paradise, 30.00 per month
Janitor m Biggs Memorial Hall 105.00 per month
(Part Time)
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 helps
Necessary Inspectors, Judges and Clorka according to the number of votes cast, using
the following schedule;
SECTION NO. ]0 - cont-inupd
Precincts having less than 1.001 votes cast:
Inspectors $12.00
Clerks and Judges 9.00
Precincts having 101 to 200 votes cast.
Insppct ors 13-00
Clerks awl Judges 10.00
Precincts having 201, to 250 votes cast.
Inspectors 14.00
Clerks and Judges 11.00
Precincts having 251 and over votes cast-
Inspectors 15-00
Clerks and Judges 12.00
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 General
Laws of the State K California, establishing rates of pay for election officers.
SECTION NO. 9 - Continued
Agri c altural Inspector Grade 1 6220.00 per, month
Assistant Livestock Inspector 110.00 per month
Livestock Inspector 135-00 per month
Deputy Sheriff (Part Time) 125-50 per month
Nursing Attendant Trainee 110.00 per month
Physician Part Time
Gridley 248-00 per month
Paradise 248.00 per month
Chico 360.00 per mouth
Oroville 300-01D per month
SECTIOA NO. 11
ADMINISTRATION OF PAf PLAN MONTHLY RATED aWPLOY.EkS
(1) The progressive step pay plan as listed in Section No. 2 shall apply to all monthly
rated employees. Payment of a Monthly Rated employees salary for a partial monthts working
time is to be computed by the Auditor's Department an a basis Wt is conaidwed equitable
to the County and employees, but in no case shall. the remuneration exceed the amount as
stipulated for a fall month's salary.
(b) In cases where it in difficult to secure qualified personnel or if as person of unusual
qualification is engaged, the department head, on recounendation ofthe Administrative officer,
and with authorization of the Boand of Supervisors, may hire At thea,.Cond or third atep.
(2) The first step is the minimum rate and may normally be the hiring rate for positions as
listed under Section No. 7 and 8 Monthly Rated Employees.
(3) The secand step is an incentive advancement. Employees may be advanced to the second
stop at the beginning of the fiscal year provided the advancement is reconnended in writing
by the department head, Administrative Officer, and approved by the Board of Supervisors and
in service date is three or more months before the beginning of the fiscal year.
(4) The thrid stop represents the middle value of the Monthly Salary Scale and is the rate
at which as fully qualified experienced and ordinarily consclenuiouo employee may expect
to be paid after the completion of one year's service at step two. An employee may be ad-
vanced to the third step at the beginning of the fiscal year upon recommendation in writing
by the department head, Administrative Officer and approved by the Board of Supervisors.
(5) The fourth step is reserved to reward employees whose work is well above the average for
heir class. An employee may be advanced to the fourth step at the b eginning of the fiscal
year after the completion of one year at the third step, upon convincing proof in writing by
the department head that the employee's work is above average and upon recommendation by the
Administrative Officer and approval by the Board of Supervisors.
(6) The fifth step is reserved as a regard for outstanding service. An employee may be ad-
vaned to the fifth step at the beginning of the fiscal year after completion of two years
of service atlthe fourth step, upon convincing proof in writing by the department head that
the employee's work is outstanding, and upon recommendation of the Administrative Officer and -.
approval by the Board of Supervisors.
(7) In the event step two or three is used for the hiring rate in accordance with paragraph
1-(b) of this section, an employee may be advanced to the next step at the beginning of the
fiscal year provided his service date is three or more months prior to the beginning of the
fiscal year.
(b) In the event an employee is promoted or reclassified during the current year and such
promotion or reclassification takes place three or more months before the beginning of the
fiscal year, `the employees may be advanced one step at the beginning of the fiscal year upon
written recommendation of the department head, Administrative Officer and approval of the
Board of Supervisors.
(8) Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions of this section, an employee who is promoted or
reclassified from one class to another having a higher overlapping salary range shall be ad-
justed to the; minimum of the new range or to one step above his old salary.
(9) Rates of compensation as provided for in Section N0.7 are fixed on the basis of full-
time sercice. If any position provided for in the budget is by appropriate language specified
as being for :less than full time service, the amount of compensation paid shall be adjusted
accordingly.
SECTION NO. 12
ADJUSTMENTS. In any case where by reason of unusual circumstances rigid adherence to the
foregoing 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. 13
OUTSIDE ACTIVITY. No full-time employee of the County shall engage in any occupation or out-
side activity which is incompatible with his employment by the County. Any officer or em-
ployee engaging in such occupation or outside activity for compensation shall inform the Board
o' Supervisors
/of the timejrequired and the nature of such activity, and the Board shall determine whether
or not suvh activity is incompatible with County employment.
SECTION NO. 14
MAINTENANCE PROVISIONS. In every case where full or part maintenance is furnished to an em-
ployee, the following amounts shall be deducted from the salary authorized for the employee:
For individual meals . . 25¢ each
Room (single) . , . . . . . 10.00 per month
SECTION NO. 1�
VACATIONS.
(a) After six.months of service each officer and employee shall be entitled to a vacation of
fi. e Sixths (5/6) of a. working day for each mornth of service, not, to e.xaarawd I.B, csaalendsr days,
(b) Unused vacation may be accumulated to a,a total of not; rco o than 20 waaorkrrrg; days, or four
calendar weeks®
6) Al.l,. Vacations orns shal.l;be taken at suah time .or times during; the cral,eendaar year as may be
approved by the heads of she departments.
(d( No vacation shall be allowed to any person who is discharged f;°x•cm County service for
c8use
(e) A person about to resign, about to retire; or who is to be lad off w Shout fault an his
part, and who has earned vac,at:iona. Lime to his credit shall be paid :for such vacation an the
effective date of such n esiSn.e-fiio n,, a e°et'.i.:renmenta or layoff.
SECTION NO. M
SOCK LEAVE MID PAY.
(aa) After six months of continuous service, epcha officer and employee shall be entitled to
canis; working day of sick leave with pay :for each manth or major fraction thereof served, saps
to an accumulated totaal. of 60 working days. Such sieR leave With pay cin the granted only
upon the recommendation sof the; department head in case of'bona.a,fide illness of an employee
or in Be death of a relative of the first degree. A department head or the Administrative
Officer may require evidence :in the form of as physician's certificate or otherwise in the
adequacy of the reason for asn eimployeae as absence; during the time for such, sick leave i c
requested. In the event arca employee is absent due to disability incurred on, duty he may
utilize ace ujnur,Inttoal sicl, l.eaarre to compensate :for the difference between Workmen's Comapuen.;at:i,on.
Insurance allowances and f'uul3., pay.
SECTION NO. 1.°7
It is the.; policy of the County that, overtime work is to be daiscouingedm If, in the judgement
of the department head, work beyond the established work week, is required, he sh,all rrvepar°t,
the circumstances to the Board of Suprerv:Noor°s, and, he shell not oblige the County to coms,pen-
ea'te .for such overtime in aaray u 0rm or sraaumm' except on the specific advance authorization cnn o'f
the, I3owd of Supervisors. Pravided that in case of emergency to prevent loss of life or Nam-
age to property, the department head ..may authorize such overtime pending the c,ar°:N.i,est oppor-
tunity to seek the approval of the Board. Whxen, overtime :is: authorized it; may be compensated
for in ecpui,.vaul,ent time off can mutual agreement mee*menta of the eupaloyee acrd the depaxrmtne nt head, ear
ars cash at the employee's established rate of pay, at the d,i„scretion of the deprar°trsrent. head.
SECTION NO. 18
REPEAL OF OTHER ORDINANCES. All ordinances and resolutions i nc.on,a.stennt with the provisions
of this ordinance are hereby repealed effective Julys 1,, 1952.
SECTION NO. 19
SEPARABILITY. If any section, subvect:1on paragraph, sentence clause or phrase of this or..
di.rnasnc;e :isa, for any :reason hold to be invalid or uraconsst,titutional., such invalidity or un.con..
atitut onality shall not affect the validity or unconstitutionality of the remaining portions
of this ordinance, 1t being;, bereby expressly declared that this ordinance ;and each section,
subsection, paragraph, sentence, clause a ndp hr°ase thereof would have been adopted irrespective
of the fact that any one or arson.°e, other sections, subsections, paragraphs, sentences clauses or
phrases the declared invalid or unconstitutional.
SECTION NO. 20
EFFECTIVE DATE and PUBLICATION. This ordinance shaal..l take effect 30 days after the date of
M adupti on and shaal3 be operative on and after Job 1., 1952, aa.rad before the expiration of
15 days after its passage shall be published once with the names of the members voting for arid'
against the some in the PARADISE POST, 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 26th day of May, 1952.
AYES: Supervisors Corcoran, Lobdell, Pellicciotti, Polk and Chairman Bil.le.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: Norse.
Isl JOHN N. B ILLE
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 /s/ L. GEORGE, Deputy
PUBLISHED - Paradise Post.
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COUNTY OF BUTTE STiTE OF CALIFORNIA
ORDINANCE N0. 464
AN ORDINANCE-AIgENDING SECTIOIdS'7 and 9 OF ORDINANCE
Na. -461. KNOWN AS THE "SALARY ORDINANCE° OF THE;
COUNTY OF BUTTE FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 195a:5
WHEREAS, the Board of Supervisors of theCounty of Butte, State of California, did, on the
26th day of May , 1952, pass and adopt Ordinance Ao. 4,63, known as the "Salary Ordinance" of
the County oflButte, 1tate of California, for the fiscal year 1952-53, and
WHEREAS, it; is now necessary to add certain positions and classifications thereto, the
; Board of Supe visors of the County of. Butte, State of California, do ordain as_follows:
1. That there shall be added to Section 7 of Ordinance No. 463 the following class title
and salary range nuiaber:
Class 'Title Salary Range
Director of Planning 23
2. That 'there shall be'added to 6ection 9 of Ordinance No. 463, the following class
title and hourly rate:
Class Title Hourly mate
Rate "A" Rate "B"
Janitor None 1.10
This Ordinance shall take effect thirty (30) days after the date of its adoption and,
before the expiration of fifteen (15) days after its passage, shall be published once with the
names of the members voting for and against the same, in THE OROVILLE MERCURY, a newspaper
,published in said County of Butte, State of California.
ADOPTED AND PASSED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of butte, State of California,
on the 21st. day of July, 1952.
AYES- Supervisors Corcoran, Lobdell, Pellicciotti, Polk and Chiarman Bine,
NOES- None
Absent Iaone.
_J- J03NN. BILLS
Chairman of the Board of Supervisors
of the County of Butte, State of California.
ATTEST:
F. JAATTHEVis,
;County Clerk and ex-officio clerk of the
Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte,
State of California
Byjs/ L. GEORGE, Deputy
ORDINANCE 465
AN ORDINAECE POR AD LEVY AND CCLLECTICN OF TAXES
FCB ATMENTING L�'UND E"CIR CATITAL OUTLAYS
WHEREAS, the Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte, State of California, by-
ordinance, have heretofore created a special fund for the "Construction, acquisition, im-
provement, extension of, or addition to, the County Court House Building, County Jail,
grounds and/or other County Buildings at Croville, Butte County, balifornia," and
WHEREAS, it is tin desire of said Bond of Supervisors to augment t1be aforesaid
special fund.
NOW, THEREFORE, the Board of Supervisors of the bounty of Butte, State of California
does ordain as follows,
That there is hereby created a special fund in accordance with Act 8496a of Deering's
General Laws of the State of California, as amended, to augment said spacial fund for
capital outlay as hereinabove referred to, and
That for the fiscal year 1952-53, taxes shall be, levied and collected for the augmen-
tation of said speci6l fund far the "Cons true ti.on, acquisition, improvement, extension of
or addition to, the County Court House Buildin�,,, County Jail, grounds and otner County
buildi ngs at Croville, Butte County, On Lifornia," in the amount of FIFTY THOU SAND DOLLARS
($50,000.00); and
That a tax shall be levied and collected upon real and personal property and
public utilities within the County of Butte, sufficient to raise said sum.
AD07IIIED AND PASSED by tho Board of Supervisors of the bounty of Butto, State of
Cadfornig, on the 25th day of August, l9b2, by the fallowing votes:
.AYES✓ Supervisor Corcoran, Lobdell, Pellicclo1;ti, Polk and Chairman Bills
NOES: Bone.
MEN$: None
This ordinance snail take effect thirty (30) days after its passage, and before
the expiration of fifteen (lb) days after its passage it snail be published with the nsfrms
of the members voting for and against the same , once, in scone newspaper puniiabed in the
County of "Butte.
/a/ JOHN N. DILLE
Chairman of the dca-r.yi of Supervisors,
County of Butte, State of California.
ATTEST: W. F. IMATTIIETS, COUNTY
Clerkand ex-officio (.'lark of the
Board of Supervisors.
By G. Vines, Deputy
ORDINAM NO. 466
AN MUMMM&OVIDINO A SMINMINN M DATE5 FOR M YQYMMT nP swuT:dn ojil
Rwuv, c 1, i.,;) ifl,T lkly OF TE 1,; L MIT)
0
IF _UR COIJN"'Y OP BUTTI
WURHM, the COUNTY IP DUM is a vhhrter counh,, NnA, under Me provisions or sprtlon
2MK7? of thp Movnrnuank Me of Me Mto ur M,,,f provhli, e 1`,,.u" I'lle
pnjmHnt of aninrin; nr un orricers, deputiec cints and omphVevs or We wvnral
do1wrtmeM end irstitutions of the County oV Butte, and
MARKS, it io tne Mirn oP tho Board of NuyrAB=8 K,hn Hun; K B"hy ho fie
such -( scnodule of, s's]" r ie"j,
13,)ddd) JF, JMP,;dv_15JIC� C') NTOF BTY'l"PF" ,'T,%TE
286
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SO I]EREBY ORDATV, AS FOLI01IS:
I. That on the last, day of each month the Auditor shall_ draw his: warrant upon the
Treasurer in Favor of each officer, depE,,ty, clerk or employee for the amount of salary
duo him for that month, unless such .alar; is oiheinAse payable, as provided in this
Ordinance.
2. That: twice r, ,nt,hly the Auditor shall draw a warrant upon the Treasurer in favor
each l
`'i.ce „ n, i,., clerk and employee of the Hospital c o
for the amount ,f salary r �
wage dne "0 11 r, deput:Y, clerk: unci employee.
3. T4,at tw ce monthly the Auditor shal..l draw a warrant upon the Treasurer in fav
nr
of each employee rF tto Road Department employed on an hourly basis for the amount, of the
or Lv2., a dro
ADOPTED AVD PASSED by Board o,: Supervisors of Vie County of Butte, State o
California, on he 29th dry of September, 1952 y t; l
. September, ,>-•, o the following ,rote:
AYES: Supervisors Cornoran, Tcudel.l, Pel.licciotti, Polk, Chairman Bille
NOES: None,
ABSENT:None
V03
take aFfect b.,_rt; i3D? days after its
passage, and, before the
expir tC_ n of Fifteen ( 15) d.nos after its passage, it, ,halt be published_ with the nsmes o° the
mne,t;ers ro ,y-, r and aj-ai.nst, .the sane once in some newspaper published in theCounty of
B t.e of
�sf JOHN N. 3111S
Chairman, Bngrd ot" Supervisors,
3r�t,a, 3t _to of n aliF r,te f
AT
! ATiF ..
unc✓ C1 alar
clerk, ot' the Bo
S:I. lt;c of tr e County of
Bu ;.e, St ;e of eal .fornia
By/s/: e evieve Vines
Deputt,.
I�
ORDINANCE NO. 467
AN ORDINANCE NAMING AND REGULATING THE ORGANIZATION OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
AND ITS MEETINGSAND PROVIDING FOR THE SEAL OF THE SAID BOARD AND OF THE SUPERIOR
COURT OF SAID COUNTY, AND PROVIDING FOR A SYSTEM OF ASSESSMENT AND TAXATION IN
SAID COUNTY AND DISPOSITION OF COUNTY FUNDS:'
ESTABLISH., NAMING AND FIXING THE BOUNDARIES OF SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICTS, JUDICIAL
AND TOWNSHIP DISTRICTS:
DEFINING PUBLIC PARIS AND PLAYGROUNDS AND PRESCRIBING REGULATIONS TO BE ENFORCED
THEREIN:
PROHIBITING INTERFERENCE OR INJURY TO PUBLIC BUILDINGS, MONUMENTS AND APPARATUS:
PROVIDING REGULATIONS FOR THE PROTECTION OF AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL INTERESTS:
PROVIDI'dG REGULATIONS TO PROTECT PUBLIC HEALTH AND SANITARY PURPOSES AND REGULATINd
BUSINESS INIMICAL TO PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY:
PROVIDING FOR THE CONSTABULARY DEPARTMENT OF THE COUNTY OF BUTTE AND DEFINING SPECIFIC
MISDEMEANORS:
LICENSING BUSINESSES FOR REGULATION, INCLUDING DANCE HALLS JUNK DEALERS, POOL ROOMS,
BILLIARD PARLORS AND OTHER SPECIFIC BUSINESSES:
AND INCLUDING ORDINANCES TO PROVIDE FOR THE PRESERVATION OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH SAFETY,
MORALS AND GENERAL WELFARE AND PROVIDING THAT ALL ORDINANCES OF A-GENERAL NATURE BE
REPEALED AND THAT THIS ORDINANCE SHALL BE KNOWN AS THE trCOUNTY CODE'' AND WHEN THE SAME
SHALL TAKE EFFECT.
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNTY OF BUTTE DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
CHAPTER I
GENERAL PROVISIONS
Section 1. NAME OF COUNTY CODE. Whereas it is necessary that the general ordinanceiof
the County of Butte in the State of California should be amended, revised, codified and
enacted in the form of a County Code and all general ordinances and parts of ordinancesof a ii
general nature not contained in such County Code repealed, it is hereby ordained that this
ordinance shall be enacted and that it shall be known as the "County Code."
Section 2. Repeali.na and Savin;; Clause. All general ordinances and Darts of ovdinanras