Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara
Historical Minutes Archive
Book 138
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Board of Supervisors of the County of Sant-a Barbara,
State of California, September. 14, 1970, at 9:30 o'clock, a.m
Present: Supervisors George H. Clyde, Joe J. Callahan,
Daniel G. Grant, Francis H. Beattie, and Curtis Tunnell;
and J. E. Lewis, Clerk.
Supervisor Clyde in the Chair
.
In the Matter of Approval of Minutes of August 31, 1970 Meeting.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie seconded by Supervisor, Tunnell,
and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the reading of the minutes of the
August 31, 1970 meeting be dispensed with, and the minutes approved, .as submitted.
In the Matter of Fixing and Determining Fees to be Charged for
Agricultural Preserves and Under Ordinances Nos. 453, 538 and 661, and Chapter 21
and Article I of Chapter 35 of Santa Barbara County Code. (Reducing Fee Charge
for Conditional Use Permits for Small Child Day Care Schools from $75 to $25.)
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie seconded by Supervisor Grant,
and carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO. 70-570
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Appeal of Dr. Eugene Aiches from Conditions
Imposed on Planning Commission Approval of Development Plan (70-M-88) for Office
Buildings, Goleta.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie seconded by Supervisor Grant,
and carried unanimously, it is ordered that Monday, September 28, 1970, at 2
o'clock, p.m. be, and the same is hereby, set as the date and time for a public
hearing on the appeal of Dr. Eugene Aiches from three conditions imposed on
Planning Commission approval of Development Plan (70-M-88) for office Buildings,
Goleta, which conditions pertaining to whether or not Patterson Avenue should be
widened from a two-lane to a four-lane road at the expense of the development, and
that notice be given by publ ication in the Santa Barbara New-Press, a newspaper of
general circulation, as follows, to-wit:
NOT-IC-E
NOTICE is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the Board
of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California on Monday,
September 28, 1970, at 2 o'clock, P.M., in the Board of Supervisors Hearing Room,
Fourth Floor, County Administration Building, City of Santa Barbara, State of
California, on the appeal of Dr. . Eugene Aiches from three conditions imposed on
Planning Commission approval of Development Plan {70-M-88) for office Buildings,
Goleta, which conditions pertain to whether or not Patterson Avenue should be
widened from a two-lane to a four-lane road at the expense of the development
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Aopeal of
Ernest Haec
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September 14, 1970
WITNESS my hand and seal this 14th day of September, 1970
~/ J. E. LEWIS, (SEAL)
J. E. LEw!s, County Clerk and
Ex-officio Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors
In the Matter of Appeals of Ernest Haeckel from Planning Commission
Denial of Requests for Ordinance Amending Article IV if Ordinance No. 661 to
Rezone Property (Rancho San Jose) , Goleta area from ''U'' to WA-T District for
Trailer Park (70-RZ-3); and Conditional Exception Permitting 10 instead of 20
Sites
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that Monday, October 26,1970, at 2 o'clock, p.m. be, and
the same is hereby, set as the date and time for hearings on the appeals of
Ernest Haeckel (70-RZ-38) from Planning Conmission denial of requests, as follows:
1) To initiate an ordinance amending Article IV of Ordinance No. 661
of the County pf Santa Barbara, as amended, rezoning property described as Assessor's
Parcel No. 153-160-26, generally located on the west side of San Marcos Pass Road
approximately 1/4 mile northerly from the intersection of Old San Marcos Pass Road,
Goleta Valley from the 11U11
, Unlimited Agricultural District (permits residential
and agricultural uses on 10- acre building sites) to the WA-T, Watershed Agricultural
District with the Trailer Park Zone Combining Regulations (permits residential
and agricultural uses on one-acre building sites and a trailer park subject to
issuance of a Conditional Use Permit) of said ordinance; and
2) A Conditional Exception under Article X, Section 4 and the provisions
of Ordinance No. 661 of the County of Santa Barbara, as amended, to permit ten
(10) trailer sites instead of the required twenty (20) Sites.
It is further ordered that notice be given by publication in the Sata.
Barbara News-Press, a newspaper of general circulation, as follows, to-wit:
NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the Board of
Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California on Monday, October
26, 1970, at 2 o'clock, p .m., in the Board of Supervisors Hearing Room, Fourth Floor,
County Administration Building, City of Santa Barbara, State of California on the
appeal of Ernest Haeckel (70-RZ-38) from Planning Commission denial of requests, as
follows:
1) To initiate an ordinance amending Article IV of Ordinance
No. 661 of the County of Santa Barbara, as amended, rezoning
property described as Assessor's Parcel No. 153-160-26,
generally located on the west side of San Marcos Pass Road
approximately 1/4 mile northerly from the intersection of
Old San Marcos Pass Road, Goleta Valley from the ''U'', Unlimited
Agricultural District (permits residential and
agricultural uses on 10-acre building sites) to the WA-T,
Watershed Agricultural District with the Trailer Park
Appeal of Walte r
F . ~chwank on req
of J . Robert
Andrews for Speci
';are Home for
t' en tally Retarded
Women
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September 14, 1970
Zone Combining Regulations (permits residential and
agricultural uses on one-acre building sites and a
trailer park subject to issuance of a Conditional Use
Permit) of said ordinanc~; and
2) A conditional Exception under Article X, Section 4
and the provisions of .Ordinance No. 661 of the
County of Santa Barbara, as amended, to permit ten
(10) trailer sites: instead of the required twenty (20)
Sites.
WITNESS my hand and seal this 14th day of September, 1970
J. E. LEWIS, County Clerk and
Ex-officio Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors
It is further ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
referred to the Planning Commission for submission of a report on t he hearing date.
In the Matter- of Appeal of Walter F. Schwank from Planning Commission
Approval of Request of J. Robert Andrews on Behalf of G. Schuirman ~Associates
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(70-CP-48) for a Conditional Use Permit to Allow Special Care Home for 6 Mildly
Mentally Retarded Women and Recommendation for Conditional Exception to Allow 8
Persons to Reside therein instead of Permitted 5.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that Monday, October 5,1970, at 2 o'clock,
p .m. be, and the same is hereby, set as the date and time for a hearing on the
appeal of Walter F. Schwank from Planning Commission approval of request of J.
Robert Andrews on behalf of G. Schuirman ~ Associates (70-CP-48) for a Conditional
Use Permit under the provisions of Article XI, Section 4 and the 20 -R-1
District Classification of Ordinance No. 661 to allow a Special Care Home for
six mildly mentally retarded women, and recommendation for approval of Conditional
Exception under the provisions of Article X, Section 4 and the 20-R-l District
Classification of Ordinance No. 661 to allow eight (8) persons to reside
in this Special Care Home instead of the permitted five (5) on property located
on the south side of Foothill Road, approximately 150 feet easterly of Mission
Canyon Road and known as 840 Mission Canyon Road, Mission Canyon area, and that
notice be given by publication in the Santa Barbara News-Press, a newspaper of
general circulation, as follows, to-wit:
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Ernst & Ern t
Agreem' t
September 14, 1970
NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the Board
of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of Cal ifornia on Monday,
October 5, 1970, at 2 o'clock, p .m. , in the Board of Supervisors Hearing Room,
Fourth Floor, County Administration Building, City of Santa Barbara, State of
California, on the appeal of Walter F. Schwank from Planni ng Commission approval
of request of J. Robert Andrews on behalf of G. Schuirman & Associates (70- CP-48)
for a Conditional Use Permit under the provisions of Article XI, Section 4 and the
20- R- l District Classification of Ordinance No . 661 to allow a Special Care Home
for six mildly mentally retarded women, and recommendation for approval of
Conditional Exception under the provisions of Article X, Section 4 and the 20-R-l
District Classification of Ordinance No. 661 to allow eight (8) persons to
reside in this Special Care Home instead of the permitted five (5) on property
located on the south side of Foothill Road, approximately 150 feet easterly of
Mission Canyon Road and known as 840 Mission Canyon Road, Mission Canyon area.
WITNESS my hand and seal this 14th day of September, 1970 .
s/ J . E, LEWIS (SW.)
J . E. LEWIS, County Clerk and
Ex-officio Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors
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Itf further ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby, referred
to the Planning Commission for submission of a report on the hearing date .
1969- 70 Med - Ernst
Care , Medi - al
In the Matter of Execution of Agreement between the County & Ernst &
to Prepare 1969-70 Medi-Care, Medi-Cal & Option Cost Reimbursement Report.
& Option Co t Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
Reimburseme t
Report carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted authorizing
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Los Alamos
Road, Parki
Lots & Grad
Plans & Spe
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the execution of subject agreement:
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ng Lots,
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RESOLUIION NO . 70- 571
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT Fll.E)
In the Matter of Approval of Plans & Specifications for Road, Parking
& Grading.; ,Los Alamos Park, Santa Barbara County, California.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that plans and specifications for ''Road,
Parking Lots, & Grading, Los Alamos Park, Santa Barbara County, California'' be,
and the same are hereby, approved.
It is further ordered that Thursday, October 8, 1970, at 3 o'clock,
p.m. be, and the same is hereby, set as the date a.nd time for the opening of
bids on subject proposal in the County Clerk's Office, County Office Building,
Santa Maria, California, and that notice be given by publication in the Santa
Maria Times, a newspaper of general circulation, as follows, to-wit:
bids for -
September 14, 1970
NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that the County of Santa Barbara will receive
''Road, Parking Lots, and Grading~ Los Alamos Park,
Santa Barbara County, California'
Each bid will be in accordance with dr~wings and specifications
approved by the Board of Supervisors and on file in the OFFICE OF THE DEPART.-.
MENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, COUNTY ENGINEERING BUil.DING, 123 EAST ANAPAMU STREET,
SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA, WHERE THEY MAY BE EXAMINED AND COPIES SECURED BY
PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS.
Pursuant to the provisions of Section 1773 of the Labor Code of the
State of California (Amended by Statutes 1968, Chapter 699, Paragraph 1, operative
July 1, 1969) the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara has
directed the publishing of the prevailing rate of wages with a copy of the same
being onfile at the office of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors.
EACH BID SHALL BE MADE OUT ON A FORM TO BE OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OF
THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS; shall be accompanied by a certified or cashier's
check or bid bond for ten (10) percent of the amount of the bid, made payable to
the order of the Treasurer of Santa Barbara County, Santa Barbara, California;
shall be sealed and received in the Office of the County Clerk of Santa Barbara
County, Office Building, 312 East Cook Street, Santa Maria, California, 93454,
on or before 3:00 P.M. on the 8th day of October, 1970, and will be opened and
publicly read aloud at 3:00 P.M. of that day in the County Clerk's office listed
. . . ,
above.
The above mentioned check or bond shall be given as a guarantee that
the bidder will enter into the contract if awarded to him and will be declared
forfeited if the successful bidder refuses to enter into said contract after being
requested so to do by the Board of Supervisors of said County.
The Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County reserves the right to
reject any or all bids or waive any informality in a bid.
No bidder may withdraw his bid for a period of thirty (30) days after
the date set for the opening thereof.
Dated: September 14, 1970
J. E. LEWIS, County Clerk and
Ex-officio Clerk of the '
Board of Supervisors
Lompoc Hospital In the Matter of Appointment of George H. Schuknecht, John J. Hannah
District Boa rd
Appt of 3 Directo s and Donald G. Cameron to Lompoc Hospital District Board of Directors in Lieu of
I Election.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted on the appointment of
members to the District Board:
RESOLlITION NO. 70-572
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
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September 14, 1970
Declaration of
Results Sep
B S Co Empl
ees Retirem
Boar d Elect
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y- Barbara
In the Matter of Declaration of Results of September 1, 1970 Santa
County Employees Retirement Board Election. (William H. Cook & Merlin L.
nt
on McCune)
Apptm"3nt to
Medical Sta f
S B Gen11
Hosp
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Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, the following Order was passed and adopted:
-OBPEB
WHEREAS, by Minute Order duly passed and adopted by this Board on August
3, 1970, the Board ordered an election for the election of employee members designated
as Position N11mber 2 and Alternate Safety Member to fill unexpired terms ending
December 31, 1971 on the Board of Retirement of the Santa Barbara County Employees
Retirement Association, to be held September 1, 1970; and
WHEREAS, J. E. LEWIS, County Clerk, duly conducted said election in accordance
with said Minute Order; and
WHEREAS, nomination papers were duly and regularly filed for Position
Number 2 by Albert Anolick and William H. Cook, and for Alternate Safety Member
by Merlin L. McCune; and
WHEREAS, J. E. LEWIS, County Clerk, has certified to this Board that the
following persons received the number of votes shown after his name, as follows,
to-wit:
William H. Cook . 225
Albert Anolick 90
Don Combs 1
Esther V. Dowd .1
and that an unanimous ballot was cast for Alternate Safety Member candidate, Merlin
L. McCune.
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, that William H. Cook and Merlin L.
McCune be, and they are hereby declared elected regular and alternate safety employee
members respectively of the Board of Retirement of the Santa Barbara County
Employees Retirement Association to fill unexpired terms ending December 31, 1971,
and designated as the second member and alternate safety member respectively of
said Board.
The foregoing Order entered in the Minutes of the Board of Supervisors
this 14th day of September, 1970.
In the Matter of Approving Application for Appointment to Medical Staff
as Requested"by Santa Barbara General Hospital Medical Director.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the request of the Santa Barbara General
Hospital Medical Direcror to approve the following application for appointment to
the Medical Staff be, and the same is hereby, approved:
Dr. Walter H. Gerwig, M. D.
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Release of Co
claims for damage
Re]else of Co
claims for
damages
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September 14, 1970
In the Matter of Execution of Release of All County Claims for Damages to
County Property Resulting from Vehicular Accident, in the Amount of $55.00.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carr ied
unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman and Clerk be, and they ar e hereby,
authorized and directed to execute a Release of all County claims for damages to
County property resulting from a vehicular accident, as follows:
Jesus Tereso Martinez, accident on August 1, 1970, damages in
the amount of $55.00.
It is further ordered that the Director, of the Department of Resources
Collections be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to deposit the draft received
in full settlement therefor to the Road Fund.
In the Matter of Releasing the Director, of the Department of Resources
Collections from Further Accountability for Collection of Certain Delinquent Accounts.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, this Board hereby determines that the following amounts are too
small to justify the cost of collection, or that the collection of such amounts is
improbable for the reasons set forth in the verified applications of the Director, of
the Department of Resources ~Collections, and it is ordered that the Director be, and
he is hereby, discharged from further accountability for the collection of the following
amounts, in accordance with Section 25257 of the Welfare ~ Institutions Code:
Name
Alverez Margaret
Alvarez Raymond
Ar echiga Maria M.
Bouthwell Robert
Brown Mary E.
Cano Manuel
Chavez Sally
Comsolver Richard
Cota Mary M.
DeLitt Ronald
DeOrman Patricia A.
Fitzgerald R. L.
Gamboa Luis
Garcia Armando B.
Grrison Norvin
Hamlet Robert ~ Reina
Hampton James
Hedrick John E.
Hernandez Felipe
Hicks Dianne
Isaac Jerry
Lar iba Atilano
Lewis Albert
Lowman Fyrne
Lozano Pedro
Maglish Robert
Mancillas Rita
Mendez Jose
Miller Archie
for Vonnie Young
Moreno Etna
Morin Joe
Nunez Geraldine
Odenthal Kaye
Pinheiro Robert
Realin Dora
Rodriguez Antonio
Rollins Margaret
Rule Orville
Salinas Carlos
Sanidad Nemecio
Showe John
Smith Dorance
Soape Billy for
Bonnie Mack
Soto Faustino
Spangenberg Richard
Spurlock Shirley
Sweeney Ruby
Tarporco Barbara
Teniente Henrietta
Thompson Thomas
Todd Judy
Valdivezo Faustino
Villegas Ramon
Date
10/10/69
5/24/69
10/18/69
11/24/69
10/1/69
9/20/69
9/1/69
11/15/69
11/21/62
7/14/67
4/26/69
10/20/69
12/3/65
12/31/65
10/10/66
7/24/69
7/28/66
10/20/66
2/7/70
10/8/66
11/4/69
7/14/69
10/22/69
10/7/66
7/1/66
5/2/66
11/3/69
1/18/66
12/31/69
2/27/65
8/24/70
9/15/69
7/22/69
6/13/69
10/1/69
1/9/67
8/31/69
6/25/66
1/14/70
3/24/69
4/26/66
12/18/69
2/3/70
11/18/69
10/13/67
8/7/64
4/7/66
6/19/69
8/12/69
10/20/69
3/19/70
1/30/69
8/8/69
7/6/69
7/15/69
Reason
Too small to pursue, moved.
Too small to pursue, moved.
Too small to pursue
Too small to pursue
Too small to pursue
Too small to pursue
Too small to pursue
Too small to pursue
Receives Welfare assistance
Too small to pursue further.
Too small to pursue, moved.
Passed statute
Passed statute
Bankruptcy claim was filed.
Too small to pursue
Unable to locate
Request for Dismissal by County
Counsel
Too small to pursue
Unable to locate
Too small to pursue
Unable to locate
Too small to pursue, moved
Banktrupcy claim was filed.
Unable to locate
Unable to locate
Too small to pursue
Unable to locate
Too small to pursue
Too small to pursue
Too small to pursue
Too small to pursue
Too small to pursue
Too small to pursue
Unable to locate
Too small to pursue
Unable to locate
Too small to pursue
Receives welfare assistance
Unable to locate
Too small to pursue
Too small to pursue
Too small to pursue
Unable to locate
Passed statute
Unable to locate
Too small to pursue
Receives welfare assist.
Too small to pursue
Too small to pursue
Too small to pursue
Left State
Too small to pursue
Too small to pursue
Amount
6.00
11.15
4.00
4.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
6.00
150.70
11.00
10.20
85.05
170.10
180.00
4.50
89.82
386.08
s.oo
118.16
2.65
8.00
8.00
99.76
31.20
31.70
6.00
68.35
6.00
.24
7.35
6.00
10.50
10.00
26.05
6.85
24.00
10.00
8.00
28.35
1.90
1.75
4.00
83.04
239.00
240.00
11.50
16.00
14.80
5.65
11.10
7.00
13.00
10.00
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Draft for
$3 , 053 . 30 f r
Co Services
for Hospita
Claim
Atty Ja.m.e.s
Name -
Wallace Joan
Weaver Silas
Wilder Robert
Williams James
Clairborne Effie M.
Collins Mary Ann
Eddy George Lee
Elliot Agnes
Lay Catherine Roy
Navarro Alejo.
Sais Frank
Wolson Richard
Date
2/12/70
2/11/70
10/7/69
12/17/69
5/25/65
9/13/67
11/18/57
5/1/65
7/14/64
12/21/64
3/23/68
12/18/68
. -
September 14, 1970
Reason
Too small to pursue
Too small to pursue
Too small to pursue
Too small to pursue
On OAS
On OAS
Account over statute,
Amount
5.00
9.40
10.00
8.00
116.20
-79.07
Co. Council unable to reactivate. 2278.18
No money, no assets,
past statute
No assets, past statute
Deceased, no assets
Deceased, no estate
Deceased
7461.33
3151.18
640.60
2721.15
28.69
$18,823.30
In the Matter of Acceptance of Draft in the Amount of $3,053.30 for
Collection Services of County Claim for Hospital Services Rendered.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
1 Longtin is
under Contr
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unanimously, it is ordered that the request of the Director, Department of Resources
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.A tlanticRichf
ie ld
Corner of
U. S . Hwy
101 & Padar
Lane Annex
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Collections to accept a draft in the amount of $3,953.30 from Home Insurance Company
representing payment in full for services rendered in the collection of account for
hospital services rendered.
It is further ordered that the sum of $2,635.53 be deposited to the County
General Fund, and the County Auditor be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to
draw a warrant, in the amount of $1,317.77,in favor of Attorney James A. Longtin of
Lompoc as his collection fee, in accordance with the order of the Board dated August
11, 1969, which authorized County Counsel to permit Attorney Longtin to handle the
collection case for the County on a contingency basis.
In the Matter of Resolution Annexing Territory to County Service Area No. 11,
Carpinteria Valley, Northeast Corner of U. S. Highway 101 Padaro Lane.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO. 70-573
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT Fll.E)
Tract 10 , 95 , In the Matter of Copy of Statement of Change in Boundaries of Goleta Valley
Unit 2 Chan e
of Bdrys Mosquito Abatement District for Tract #10,955, Unit #2.
Goleta Vall y
Mosquito Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
Abatement
Di strict unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby, referred to
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the County Assessor and State Board of Equalization.
It is further ordered that the certified copy of District Resolution #118
ordering annexation to the District be, and the same is hereby, placed on file.
In the Matter of Copy of Statement of Change in Boundaries of Goleta Sanitary
District, Tract #10,933 (Elliott-Rich), Annexation #154. I
Tract 10, 93
Elliott- Ric
Annex #154
Change Bdry
Goleta Sani
District
ary Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
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Easement De d
unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby, referred to _
the County Assessor and State Board of Equalization.
It is further ordered that the certified copy of District Resolution ordering
annexation to the District be, and the same is hereby, placed on file.
In the Matter of Execution of Easement Deed Conveyed by the County to Isla
Isla Vista Vista Sanitary District on Donation Basis for Construction Maintenance of Sanitary
Sanitary /
District Sewer, Third District, Audubon Corp., Parcel 2.1, Folio #571.
Audubon Cor
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman and Clerk be, and they are hereby, authorized
and directed to execute an Easement Deed, dated September 14, 1970, conveying
property to the Isla Vista Sanitary District for construction and maintenance of a
sanitary sewer, Third District, Audubon Corp., Parcel No. 2.1, Folio #571, on a don-
R/W Gran~ for
Albert Eaves , Jr .
atricia Banks , &
valinn Scott
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September 14, 1970
ation basis, said document to be returned to Real Property Division to hold until
the District delivers an executed Quitclaim Deed to the County on the portion of
easement no longer required for sanitary sewers.
In the Matter of Acceptance of Right of Way Grant Conveyed on Donation
Basis from Albert T. Eaves, Jr., Patricia E. Banks, and Evalinn E. Scott for
Elwood Acres No. 2 Project, Parcel 16.1, Folio #546, First District.
Upon motion of Supervisor Bea~tie seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Right of Way Grant, dated August 29,
1970 conveyed to the County on a donation basis by Albert E. Eaves, Jr., a married
man, Patricia E. Banks, a married. woman, and Evalinn E. Scott, a married women,
each individually as their sole and separate property, and all as Joint Tenants
be, and the same is hereby, accepted for Elwood Acres No. 2 Project, Parcel 16.1,
Folio #546; and the Clerk be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to record
said document in the office of the Santa Barbara County Recorder and return to the
Real Property Division.
Easement Deed Cit In the Matter of Acceptance of Ease~ent Deed from the City of Carpinteria
of Carpinteria
/ Conveyed on Donation Basis for Flood Control Purposes, Carpinteria Creek, Parcel
7.1, Folio #239, First District.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Easement Deed, dated August 25, 1970
conveyed on a donation basis to the County by Allan R. Coates, Jr., Mayor, and
Arthur c. Simonian, Acting City Clerk, on behalf of the City of Carpinteria be,
and the same is hereby, accepted, for flood control purposes, Carpinteria Creek,
Parcel 7.1, Folio #239, First District.
It is further ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
referred to the Santa Barbara County Flood Control & Water Conservation District
for acceptance prior to recordation by the Clerk in the office of the Santa Barbara
County Recorder for return to the Real Property Division.
Meeker Developme In the Matter of Approval .of Request of Meeker Development Company for
o Tract 10, 699 ,
nit 3 LAFCO Authorization to Proceed without Notice and Hearing before LAFCO on 100% Consent
100~ Consent
Petition To Co Petition for Annexation of Tract #10,699, Unit #3 to County Service Area No. 3,
Service Area No .
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Goleta Valley.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the request of the Meeker Development
Company for authorization of the Local Agency Formation Commission to proceed without
notice and hearing on the 100% consent petition for annexation of Tract #10,999,
Unit #3 to County Service Area No. 3, Goleta Valley be, and the same is hereby,
approved; and further waiving the right to demand a public .hearing on said matter.
It is f urther or dered that subject mat t er le, and the same is hereby,
Physical Waivers
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referred to the Local Agency Formation Commission for further action.
In the Matter of. Approval of Requests for Physical Waivers of Physical
Standards for Prospective Employees
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the following requests for physical waivers
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September 14, 1970
of physical standards for pro~pective employees be, and the same are hereby, approved:
Parks Department - Raleigh Monroy, . Grounds Maintenance Man in Open Space
Division
Planning Department - Mrs. Ruth E. Bond, Intermediate Typist Clerk.
Health Department - Shirley Licker, Intermediate Typist-Clerk
Easement De d In the Matter of Acceptance of Easement Deed from.Ellen A. Bertoliatti
Ellen A.
Bertoliatti
Mission ,.,re
Conveyed on Donation Basis for Flood Control Purposes, Mission Creek, Parcel 20.1,
k
/ .
s
Folio #354, Second Supervisorial District.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Easement Deed, dated August 26, 1970,
from Ellen A. Bertoliatti be, and the same is hereby, accepted by the County on a
donation basis for flood control purposes, Mission Creek, Parcel 20.1, Folio #354,
Second Supervisorial District.
It is further ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
referred to the s. B. County Flood Control & Water Conservation District for
acceptance prior to recordation and return to the Real Property Division.
Change Or d In the Matt~r of Authorizing Chairman to Execute Change Orders to Contract
Box Culver
San Pedro La~ith Santa Barbara Crane Service for Concrete Box Culvert Extensions on San Pedro & Las
Vegas Cree s
/ Vegas Creeks, Project #3004.1.
R/W Grants
donation
for Rd
Purposes /
R. /W Contra
Ethel
Proctor
Elwood Acr
No . 2 I
Upon motion of Supervisor ~eattie seconded by Supervisor. Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman be, and he is hereby, authorized
and directed to execute the following Change Orders to contract with Santa Barbara
Crane Service for concrete box culvert extensions on San Pedro ~Las Vegas Creeks,
Project #3004.1:
N11m.ber 1, increase of $196.80.
Number 2, increase of $373.00.
Number 3, increase of $1,051.07.
In the Matter of Acceptance of Right of Way Grants Conveyed on Donation
Basis for Road Purposes.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the following Right of Way Grants conveyed
on donation basis for road purposes be, and the same are hereby, accepted; and
the Clerk be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to record said documents in
the office of the Santa Barbara County Recorder:
/ Don s. Connor, dated September 4, 1970, for Pasado Road, Third District
/'Henry L. Day, dated August 24, 1970, for Hot Springs Road, First District
In the Matter of Execution of Right of Way Contract between the County
and Ethel Proctor for Elwood Acres No. 2 Job No. 3049.1, Third District and Acceptance
of Grant Deed Conveyed on Donation Basis for Construction of Phelps Road.
September 14, 1970
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman and Clerk be, and they are
hereby, authorized and directed to execute a Right of Way Contract, dated August
31, 1970, between the County of Santa Barbara and Ethel Proctor, for Elwood Acres
No . 2 J ob No . 3049.1, Third District.
It is f urther ordered that the Grant Deed, dated August 31, 1970, conveyed
by Ethel Proctor on a donation basis for construction of Phelps Road in connection
with subject project be, and the same is hereby, accepted; and the Clerk be, and he
is hereby, authorized and directed to record said document in the office of the
Santa Barbara County Recorder .
It is further ordered that the County Auditor be, and he is hereby,
authorized and directed to draw a warrant, in the amount of $7,091 . 39, made
payable to Ethel Proctor, from Road Fund 140 B 24, as payment for the land secured
R/W Contract In the Matter of Execution of Right of Way Contract between the County
r;unter Wolf et x
Cathedral Qqks and Gunter E. Wolf and Ann L. Wolf for Cathedral Oaks Road Job No. 398.1, Lot Split
Rd /
Pacific Southwest
Realty Co
dr aft $5, 904 .40
improvement to
Calle Real /
10946, and Acceptance of Grant Deed, Third District.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
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carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman and Clerk be, and they are
hereby, authorized and directed to execute a Right of Way Contract, between the
County of Santa Barbara and Gunter E. Wolf and Ann L. Wolf for construction of
Cathedral Oaks Road, Job No . 398. 1, Lot Split 10946, Third District, which provides
for payment of $20,000 for the 2.46 acres of property or interest therein as conveyed
by Document No . 19646-1 within 6P days after date title to said property
vests in the County free and clear of all liens, encumbrances, assessments, easements
and leases with exceptions.
.
It is further ordered that the Grant Deed, dated August 28, 1970, from
Gunter E. Wolf and Ann L. Wolf, Escrow Number 163852-LC, Document Number 1946- 1,
Job No . 398. 1 LS be, and the same is hereby, accepted, and a Certificate of Acceptance
be transmitted to the Security Title Insurance Company for attachment to the
original document being held in Escrow No. 163852-LC; and that the Security Title
Insurance Company be, and it is hereby, authorized and directed to record the original
Grant Deed being held in escrow.
In 'the Matter of Reconnnendation of Road Commissioner for Acceptance of
Draft from Pacific Southwest Realty Company in the Amount of $5,904.40 as Participation
in Road Improvements to Calle Real adjacent to Security Pacific National Bank
Job No. 3004.1, Third District.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the draft received from Pacific Southwest
Realty Company, in the amount of $5,904.40 as participation in road improvements
to Calle Real adjacent to Security Pacific National Bank, in connection with the
County's improvement project on Calle Real and Fairview Avenue, Job No. 3004.1 be,
and the same is hereby, accepted as reconnnended by the Road Commissioner; for
deposit with the Auditor to the Road Fund.
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Santa Barba a
City draft n
amt $900. a
participati n
repair to
Nicholas La e
September 14, 1970
In the Matter of Recommendation of Road Commissioner for Acceptance of
Draft from the City of Santa Barbara in the Amount of $900. 00 as Participation for
Repairs to Nicholas Lane in Connection with Sewer Installation in Surrounding Area.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the draft received from the City of Santa
Barbara in the amount of $900. 00 as participation for repairs to Nicholas Lane in
connection with the sewer installation in the surrounding area performed by the
City of Santa Barbara be, and the same is hereby, accepted, as recommended by the
Road Commissioner; and the Clerk be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to
deposit said draft with the Auditor to the Road Fund
Tract 10,40 In the Matter of Releasing 85% of Road Improvement Bond and Dedication of
Unit 1 rele s -
in~ 85% Roa Streets for Tract #10,407, Unit #1.
IMprove~ent
Bond / Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
Tract 10,40
Unit 2
releasing
85% Road
Improvement
Bond
I
Claims
Against
the County
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carried unanimously, it is ordered that 85% of the following road improvement bond
for Tract #10,407, #1 be released, or if a separate bond in the amount of 15% of
the road improvement bond is posted, all of the original bond may be exonerated,as
provided in Ordinance No . 1358; and that the dedicated streets in the subdivision
be, and the same are hereby, accepted, as recommended by the Road Commissioner:
United Pacific Insurance Company, as Surety -
Mark J . Smith and Dorothy W. Smith, as Principals, for
Bond No. B- 568864, dated September 23, 1968, in the original
amount of $7,600. 00 .
In the Matter of Releasing 85% of Road Improvement Bond and Dedication of
Streets for Tract #10,407 , Unit #2 .
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that 85% of the following road improvement bond for
Tract# 10,407, #2 be released, or if a separate bond in the amount of 15% of the
road improvement bond is posted, all of the original bond may be exonerated, as
provided in Ordinance No . 1358; and that the dedicated streets in the subdivision
be, and the same are hereby, accepted, as recommended by the Road Commissioner:
United Pacific Insurance Company, Surety -
Mark J . Smith and Dorothy W. Smith, as Principals, for
Bond No . B-569422, dated November 5, 1968, in the original
amount of $38,000. 00.
In the Matter of Clajms Against the County Filed by Individuals and/or
Attorneys on Behalf of Clients for Alleged Damages .
Upon motion of Supervis~r Beattie seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the following claims against the County filed by
inqividuals and/or attorneys on behalf of clients for alleged damages be, and the
same are hereby, referred to the County Counsel and insurance carrier.
/ Willard Brown, $99, truck tire damage at County dump .
/ Charles M. Dazey, $20,000, personal injury.
Attorney J ohn Sink for Richard Paul Underwood, $50 ,000 , personal
/ inj ury
September 14, 1970
~ Alan James Kruthers, $300 , false arrest .
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John E. Hernandez, $5,500, personal injury.
/ Attorney Jerry D. Whatley on behalf of Susan Elizabeth Jackson,
$101,650, personal injury
/ Attorney Jerry D. Whatley on behalf of Kathleen M. Powell,
$100,325, personal injury.
! Attorney Burton J. Twitchell on behalf of A. J.
Phillips, $67, unlawful eviction, welfare recipient.
;Farmers Insurance Group & Allen J. Meeks, $574.79, property damage.
; General Telephone Company, $851.01, damage to Company's underground
facilities on Hollister Avenue, south side at Pine Avenue. (Also
refer to Road Commissioner).
Tract 10, 699 , Uni In the Matter of Fixing Tax Bonds for Tract #10,699, Unit #3, for $6,120,
3 settin~ Tax /
Bond and Tract #25,011, for $1,202.80.
Atlantic- Richfiel
lands'ape Bond
$1500. j
Tract 10, 373 re lease
of Tree
Plantin ~ Bond
I
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that tax bonds be, and they are hereby, fixed,
as follows:
~Tract #10,699, Unit #3, in the amount of $6,120.
Jiract #25,011 in City of Carpinteria, in the amount of $1,202.80.
In the Matte~ of Recommendation of County Landscape Architect that Bond
be Posted for $1,500 for Planting, Masonry Wall ic Sprinkler System for AtlanticRichfield
Development, Carpinteria (69-RZ-49) and Cash Deposit of $75 for Main-
tenance of Street Trees.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the recommendation of the County Landscape
Architect that a bond be deposited, in the amount of $1,500 to insure planting,
masonry wall and sprinkler system for Atlantic-Richfield development, Carpinteria
(69-RZ-49) and deposit of cash in the amount of $75 for maintenance of street trees
be, and the same is hereby, confirmed.
The bond should contain working similar to the following: ''In consideration
of approval by the County Planning Commission of a Precise Plan of Development
(68-M-39) for a service station at u. S. Highway 101 and Padaro Lane, being a portion
of Assessor's Parcel No. 5-430-36, the Atlantic-Richfield Company hereby
agrees to install landscaping, masonry wall and sprinkler system within one year
from the date of issuance of the building permit for this facility, and in
accordance with the landscape plan dated August 31, 1970, on file with the County
Landscape Architect.''
In the Matter of Reconmendation of County Landscape Architect for Release
of Street Tree Planting Bond on Tract #10,373.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the reconmendation of the County Landscape
Architect for release of street tree planting bond for Tract #10,373, now located
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PUBLICATION
Ordinances
2107, 2108
2109 &
2111 I
Reports &
Communicati s
/
Planning
Conmission
Reports
I
September 14, 1970
within the City Limits of Carpinteria, in the amount of $265.50 be, and the same
is hereby, confirmed.
In the Matter of Publication of Ordinances Nos. 2107, 2108, 2109 and 2111.
It appearing from the Affidavits of the Principal Clerks of the Santa
Barbara News-Press and Goleta Valley Sun that Ordinance Nos. 2107, 2108, 2109 and
2111 have been duly published in the manner and form prescribed by law;
Upon motion, duly seconded, and carried unanimously, it is determined
.
that Ordinances Nos. 2107, 2108, 2109 and 2111 have been duly published in the
manner and form prescribed by law
In the Matter of Reports and Communications.
The following reports and communications were received by the Board and
ordered placed on file:
/ State Dept. of Navigation Ocean Development - notice of hearing
October 2, 1970, S. B. County Courthouse on proposed Harbor of
Refuge at Cojo Anchorage, downcoast of Govt. Point.
/ Placer Co. Board of Supervisors - copy of Resolution 70-430 requesting
review of assessing practices of State Board of Equalization
re State assessed property.
/ Modoc Co. Board of Supervisors - copy of Resolution 70-62 requesting
review of assessing practices of State Board of Equalization re
State assessed property.
/ LAFCO Resolutions Nos. 207-211, inclusive - approval of annexations:
/
Harlan properties to Isla Vista Sanitary District, Bail~rd #8
property to City of Carpinteria; Battis{c;ne #9 property to City
of Carpinteria; northeast corner of u. S. Highway 101 Padaro
Lane to County Service Area No. 11; and Lot 42, Tract #25,003
.
(Willmoor Ventures) to Carpinteria Sanitary District.
/ County Veterinarian - annual report for FY 1969-70.
/ State Dept. of Fish Game - report on ''The Natural Resources of
Goleta Slough Recommendations for Use Development, August,
1970. ''
In the Matter of Planning Commission Reports for Information Only.
The following reports were received for information only and ordered
placed on file:
/ Approved request of Seventh Day Adventist Church (70-CP-50) for
I Conditional Use Permit for caretaker's cottage patio, 425 Arroyo Road, Hope
I
I
area.
1 Approved request of Modern Neon Sign Co. (70-V-48) on behalf of
Motel 6, Texaco, Inc., Kentucky Fried Chicken, et al, Orchid Bowl, Bray's 101
Restaurant for variances from sign regulations to allow relocation of free-standing
signs, total sign area, and street frontage during remaining portion of 9-year
amortization period caused by widening of Calle Real by the Co\lllty.
Oil Drilling Bond
Approval I
Eu~ene Rene ~ And e
LeRoy R/W Contrac
& Lois Acquistapa e
Brown Rd
/
Tract 11, 196
September 14, 1970
/ Set hearing for October 7, 1970 on request of Road Commissioner
(79-G P-4) for amendment to circulation element of County
Gener al Plan for portion of Goleta area.
~ Dropped from agenda proposed ordinance (70-0A-13) amending Ordinance
No. 453 adding subsections for definitions of ''C'', ''E'', "
''R'' Districts, etc.
In the Matter of Recommendation of County Petroleum Engineer for Approval
of Oil Drilling Bonds and/or Riders.
Pursuant to the provisions of Ordinance No.1927 and in accordance with
the reconmendation of the County Petroleum Engineer;
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the following oil drilling bonds and/or
riders be, and the same are hereby, approved:
/Gilliland Oil" Land Co., Inc. - Fidelity* Deposit Company of
Maryland single bond No. 8377900 for $5,000 covering well
''Houk Fee 33-9'', County Permit No. 2506.
/ Gilliland Oil* Land Company Co., Inc. - Fidelity" Deposit
Company of Maryland riders to the following single bonds,
increasing liability from $2,000 to $5,000 on each well
shown: Bond No. 71-77-066 covering well ''McKenzie No. l''
County Permit No. 533; Bond No. 71-77-065 covering well
''McKenzie No. 2'', County Permit No. 745; Bond No. 80-35-223
covering well "Houk 1143-9'', County Permit No. 1808; and
Bond No. 80-35-222 covering well ''Houk 1142-9", County Permit
No. 1926.
/ Shell Oil Company - The Travelers Indemnity Company, rider to
Blanket Bond No. S-305 covering well ''Lloyd et al 111'', County
Permit No. 3487.
~shell Oil Company - The Travelers Indemnity Company, rider to
Blanket Bond No. S-305 covering well ''Careaga B-3'', County
permit .No. 3484.
/ Continental Oil Company - Hartford Accident* Indemnity Company,
rider to Blanket Bond No. 3507930 covering well ''United
California 41'', County Permit No. 3486.
/Continental Oil Company - Hartford Accident " Indemnity Company,
rider to Blanket Bond Nb. 3507930 covering well ''United California
3~'', County Permit No. 3485.
In the Matter of Execution of Right of Way Contracts with the County from
Eugene Rene "Andre LeRoy, and Ronald L. and Lois M. Acquistapace; and Acceptance of
Right of Way Grants Conveyed on Donation Basis for Construction of Brown Road, Fifth
District, Job No. 5016.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
continued to Monday, September 21, 1970
In the Matter of Recommendation of the Planning Commission to Approve
ao roval of ~enta
Map
ive
Tentative Map of Tract #11,196 (Assessor's Parcel No. 9-313-03) Generally Located
I
on South Side of Danielson Road, First District.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
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September 14, 1970
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the reconmendation of the Planning Commission
to approve the Tentative Map of Tract #11,196 (Assessor's Parcel No. 9-313-03),
generally located on the south side of Danielson Road beginning approximately 210
feet east of Olive Mill Road, First District, stamped "Received June 24, 1970, Santa
Barbara County Planning Department'' be, and the same is hereby, confirmed, subject
to compliance with the following conditions:
A. Departmental letters:
1. Road Department dated August 11, 1970.
2. Flood Control dated July 16, 1970.
3. Public Works dated July 17, 1970.
4. Health Department dated August 11, 1970.
B Planning Department reconnnended conditions:
1. A street tree planting plan shall be filed for approval by the
Planning Department. A bond shall be required in the amount
of $7.50 per tree to assure compliance with the approved plan
and a cash deposit of $15.00 per tree shall be deposited with
the Road Department for maintenance of such trees as are planted
within the right-of-way.
2. Pursuant to Board of Supervisors' Resolution No. 24416, electrical
utilities shall be installed underground.
3. Modifications from Ordinance No. 1722 are approved on Lots No.
1 and No. 8 to allow both lots a depth less than 100 feet and
to allow Lot No. 8 a lot area less than 7,000 square feet.
4. Design of all structures and driveways for each parcel shall
be coordinated with the existing trees. Every attempt shall
be made to preserve specimen trees. When the street tree planting
plan is filed for approval, a tree removal plan shall be
filed with the Planning Department for approval.
5. At the time the final map is filed with the County Surveyor's
office for checking, the developer shall file evidence,
approved by the County Counsel's office, that Mr. L. U.
Lombardi, who has a life estate on the subject property, does
not have to sign the final map.
6. Reconnnendation to the Board of Supervisors that the offer of
dedication to Road ''A'' be waived.
7. Lot 1 may be shown as a single parcel and recorded as the first
unit without the necessity of providing Road ''A'' or removing
existing buildings.
8. All existing buildings shall be removed prior to recordation
of any portion of the final map other than Lot 1 as defined in
Condition No. 7.
Ci r culation In the Matter of Reactivation of Fourth District Citizens Committee in
Element (70 GP - 3) -
Lompoc Consideration of Proposed Amendment (70-GP-3) to Circulation Element of the Santa
--lfalley Ar ea
I
Si~n Re p;ula
Ordinance 2
I
J
Barbara County General Plan as it Pertains to the Lompoc Valley Area.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Fourth District Citizens Committee be, and
the same is hereby, reconstituted with the same membership, if possible .
ions In the Matter of Ordinance No. 2116 - An Ordinance Amending Section 32 of
I, Sign Regulations, of Chapter 35, Zoning, of the Code of the County of
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Article
Santa Barbara, as Amended, to Add Thereto the Effective Date of Said Article I (May
28' 1970).
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, the Board passed and adopted Ordinance No. 2116 entitled "An
Ordinance Amending Section 32 of Article I, Sign Regulations, of Chapter 35, Zoning,
of the Code of the County of Santa Barbara, as Amended, to Add Thereto the Effective
Date of Said Article I. ''
Upon the roll being called, the following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
George H. Clyde, Joe J. Callahan, Daniel G. Grant, Francis H. Beattie,
and Curtis Tunnell.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: None.
SALARY Ord
Eligibility
Supervisor I &
Lay- out Typist
Welfare
I
Bi- Weekly
Payroll System
(
September 14, 1970
In the Matter of Ordinance No. 2117 - An Ordinance of the County of Santa
Barbara, Amending Section 6 of Ordinance No. 2041, as Amended, being the Salary
Ordinance of the County of Santa Barbara.
Upon motion of Supervisor Callahan, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, the Board passed and adopted Ordinance No. 2117 of the County
of Santa Barbara, entitled "An Ordinance of the County of Santa Barbara Amending
Section 6 of Ordinance No . 2041, as Amended, being the Salary Ordinance of the
County of Santa Barbara." (Eligibility Supervisor I and II, and Layout Typist,
Welfare Department, new position classifications).
'
Upon the roll being called, the following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
George H. Clyde, Joe J. Callahan, Daniel G. Grant,
Francis H. Beattie, and Curtis Tunnell
NOES: None
ABSENT: None.
In the Matter of Report from Administrative Officer on Personnel
Management Information System (Bi-Weekly Payroll System).
The Administrative Officer reviewed the report submitted to the Board on
August 17, 1970 on subject matter. November 1, 1970 is the target date for implementation
of the new system, with payroll on a bi-weekly basis with each pay
period being of 14 days' duration, beginning on a Sunday and ending on a Saturday;
payday will be on the second Thursday following the end of a pay period, or the
day before, Wednesday, due to a holiday. There will generally be 26 paydays in a
year. Employees will receive their warrants by either mailing warrant to address
of employee, if so desired, or the employee may choose to participate in a bank
deposit plan. A day or two prior to payday, employees will receive their Earnings
and Leave Statement showing all current and year-to-date earnings, leave balances,
and net pay. Employees will report their time utilization through the use of a
time sheet, and used for p~yroll, labor distribution and statistical purposes
.
Also, all employees will be paid at the same time; and all statutory and voluntary
deductions will be made on each payroll.
The implementation of the bi-weekly payroll system requires the establishment
of a salary ordinance stating the bi-weekly and hourly rates to be paid.
This ordinance will be developed from the current (monthly) salary ordinance to
effect little or any change in employee salaries on an annual basis.
Every 10 years there will be 27 pay days and the first year in which
this occurs is 1975. The first payday with implementation on November 1, 1970
will be Wednesday, November 25, 1970, due to Thanksgiving being on Thursday.
It was suggested that the time schedule adopted by administration be
approved.
Leonard Roders of the Social Workers Union, said they had surveyed their
.
membership about this new payroll system, and they are split on this issue. They
have set up a meeting on September 26th to discuss this whole program, in the Welfare
Department.
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1.8
Overtime
Policy
September 14, 1970
In answer to an inquiry about choosing the date of November 1 to implement
this new system, Paul Floyd, Assistant Administrative Officer explained the reasons
therefor, and pointed ot that they had originally hoped to put this into effect on
July 1, 1970.
A reconnnendation will be forthcoming perhaps in two weeks as to which
bank will be chosen under contract to service the payroll deposit plan; certain
criteria will be used in considering the banks interested. The County will deliver
a copy of the magnetic tape showing the net amount of pay for all County employees.
On the morning of payday they would have opened an account and that account would
be in the form as selected by the employee. The employee will be furnished with
a supply of pre-printed, personalized checks with the account number, name and
address of the ~mployee, with no bank service charge for the employee to write out
a check for deposit or cashing at a bank of his own choosing. The advantage to
the employee is that on payday, he doesn't have to line up to get his check. If
he is ill or on vacation he doesn't have to worry about getting his check from the
County - the full amount of his pay will have already been deposited with the bank
chosen by the County and only needs to write a check on that bank for whatever
purpose is needed, the same as if he were to take his County warrant for his pay
and deposit it to his bank account or cash it, in person or by mail. The advantage
to the County is that this process eliminates the necessity of printing and preparing
so many warrants, and reconciling statements. If the employee chooses to
have his warrant mailed, it is done the day before the payday although there is no
guarantee it will be received necessarily the next day due to congestion of the
mails.
During the discussion, a comnent was made that the timing is not good
for this time of the year with holidays coming up; also installment payment dates
for houses, cars, etc. will have to be changed to avoid extra charges. The
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Administrative Officer pointed out that there will be 26 pay periods so instead of
having one monthly check for a full month's pay, in 10 of the 12 months the employee
will receive two bi-weekly pay checks for 28 days, which will be slightly less,
but in two months out of the year the employee will receive three pay checks, so
in the end the employee gets the same annual compensation. The first month to
receive the third pay check is April, 1971.
Rather than use the January, 1971 target date, it was explained that the
first pay period should begin on the first of the month.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried, with Supervisor Clyde abstaining, it is ordered that subject matter be, and
the same is hereby, continued to Monday, September 21, 1970 for further consideration.
In the Matter of Proposed Amendment to Overtime Policy.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
September 14, 1970
continued to Monday, September 21, 1970, at the request of the Administrative Officer.
~ALARY Resoluti n In the Matter of Allowance of Positions, Disallowance of Positions, and
Plannin'1; Publi
Works -Buildin~ Fixing of Compensation for Monthly Salaried Positions. (Effective September 14,
& Sqfety ef f
Sept 14, 1970 1970, Planning Depart~ent and Public Works-Building ~ Safety)
I Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESO~UTION NO. 70-574
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FllE)
Salary Resoluti n In the Matter of Allowance of Positions, Disallowance of Positions, and
Assessor ' s Dept
eff 10- 1- 70 Fixing of Compensation for Monthly Salaried Positions. (Effective October 1, 1970,
/
Mrs . William
Bryant, Jr . S B
City of represent
ative on 0ounty
Library Advisory
Co1nrn.:ttee /
Assessor's Department).
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUIION NO. 70-575
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Appointment of Mrs. William Bryant, Jr. as Representative
of City of Santa Barbara on County Library Advisory Comnittee.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the nomination from the City of Santa
Barbara of Mrs. William Bryant, Jr. for appointment as City representative on the
County Library Advisory Committee be, and the same is hereby, accepted
Cancellation of In the Matter of Cancellation of Taxes on the 1970-71 Secured Assessment
~axes City of S B
County of s B & Roll o~ Properties Acquired by the City of Santa Barbara, County of Santa Barbara,
Calif State '
; and State of California.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, the following Order was passed and adopted:
ORDER
WHERE.AS, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of California, that the City of Santa Barbara, the County of Santa
Barbara, and the State of California, Division of Highways, have acquired title
to, and are the owners of certain real property situate in the City of Santa
Barbara, County of Santa Barbara, and State of California; and
WHEREAS, it further appears that application has been made for cancellation
of taxes on property described below, as provided by Section 4986 of the
Revenue and Taxation Code of the State of California; and
WHEREAS, it further appears that the written consent of the County Counsel
and County Auditor of said County of Santa Barbara to the cancellation of said
taxes has been obtained therefor,
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NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED that the Auditor and/or Tax Collector of
the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, be, and they are hereby, authorized
and directed to cancel the following taxes on the 1970-71 Secured Roll, penalties
and costs applicable, against the property described below:
CITY OF SANTA BARBARA -39-322-10 Code 2075 assessed to
John R. Lippincott et al - Cancel Land $7,950, Cash Value
$31,800, recorded4 -1-70.
COUNTY OF SANTA BARBARA - 65-090-06 Code 66-031 assessed
to George A. Cavalletto, Inc. - Recorded 7-1-70 - Cancel
Land $5,150, Cash Value $20,600.
71-122-01 Code 66-004 assessed to Equitable Life Ins. of
Iowa - Recorded 7-1-70- Cancel Land $250, Cash Value $1,000.
77-160-46 Code 66-009 assessed to Bowatt Properties, Inc. -
Recorded 4~28-70 - Cancel Land $4,750, Cash Value $19,000.
77-160-51 Code 66-009 assessed to Boise Cascade Bldg Co. -
Recorded 4-28-70 - Cancel Land $10,250, Cash Value ~41,000.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA - 81-210-38 Code 94-006 assessed to Rancho
Tajiguas - recorded 6-1-70 - Cancel Land $150, Cash Value
$600.
81-210-37 Code 94-006 assessed to Rancho Tajiguas - Recorded
6-1-70 - Cancel Land $5,400, Cash Value $21,600.
99-130-45 Code 72-003 assessed to Allan Collar et al -
recorded 4-21-70 - Cancel Land $1,050, Cash Value $4,200.
The foregoing Order entered in the Minutes of the Board of Supervisors
this 14th day of September, 1970.
s/ J , E. LEWIS (SEAT.)
County Clerk
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In the Matter of Cancellation
of Penaltie ,
Costs , ~ e ~ e. pti~nRedemption Fees on Certain Parcels on
of Penalties, Costs, Redemption Penalties
Secured
1969-70 Delinquent/Assessment Roll.
Penalties &
Redemotion ees
Certain Par els
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
I carried unanimously, the following Order was passed and adopted:
ORDER
It satisfactorily appearing to the Board of Supervisors of the County of
Santa Barbara, State of California, from a report filed by the County Assessor,
that it is necessary to cancel the penalties, costs, redemption penalties and
redemption fees on certain parcels listed on the 1969-70 Delinquent Secured Roll;
and
It further appearing that application has been made to this Board by said
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County Assessor for approval of such cancellation as provided by Section 4985 of
the Revenue and Taxation Code of the State of California, and that the written
consent of the County Counsel and County Auditor of said County to the cancellation
has been obtained therefor;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED that the Auditor and/or Tax Collector of
the County of Santa Barbara, State of California be, and they are hereby authorized
to make the necessary cancellation of penalties, costs, redempt.ion penalties and
redemption fees for the following parcels as correctionS were requested, ordered
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Corrections to
1970- 71 Secured
.l\ssessment qoll
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and made to these assessments, and the taxes have been paid:
17-213-21 Code 2001
31-302-01 Code 2001
123-033-11 Code 3000
99-390-11 Code 57-021
99-030-02 Code 80-008
23-162-30 Code 86-019
The foregoing Order entered in the Minutes of the Board of Supervisors
this 14th day of September, 1970.
s/ J. E. LEWIS (SEAL)
County Clerk
In the Matter of Corrections to the 1970-71 Secured Assessment Roll.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, the following Order was passed and adopted:
ORDER
It satisfactorily appearing to the Board of Supervisors of the County
of Santa Barbara, State of California, from a report filed by the County Assessor,
that corrections have been made in certain assessments, and application having
been made to this Board by said County Asse~sor for ap~roval of such ~orrections
to the 1970-71 Secured Assessment Roll, as provided by the Revenue and Taxation
Code, Sections 4831, 4831.5, 4834 and 4835; and
It further appearing that the written consent of the County Counsel
and County Auditor of said County of Santa Barbara to the corrections has been
obtained therefor;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED that the Auditor and/or Tax Collector of
the County of Santa Barbara, State of California be, and they are hereby, authorized
to make the necessary corrections in the 1970-71 Secured Assessment Roll, as
set forth:
43-100-02 Code 2001 assessed to Kims Nurseries Ltd. - Cancel Land $1,000,
Cash Value $4,000 because of a clerical error - this property was accepted
by the City of Santa Barbara as a street by Resolution dated February
27, 1956.
33-062-24 Code 2001 assessed to Clarence/Myrtle Kinkade - Cancel Improvements
$1,200, Cash Value $4,800 because of a clerical error in the allocation
of values in the lot split.
121-011-08 Code 3000 assessed to Rancho Bowl - Cancel Land $1,000, Cash
Value $4,000 because of a clerical error in acreage as shown on the map
- Assessment based on 2.81 acres instead of 2.61.
127-5~0-04 Code 87-001 assessed t.~ ~ena . ~ . B':15~ et al - Cancel Improvements
$1,100, Cash Value $4,400 because building belongs to Homestake
Prod. Co. and is billed on the Unsecured roll.
413-070-51 Code 67-009 assessed to L. L. Kirchoff - Cancel Mineral Rights
$7,545, Impr ovements $1 , 225, Real Property Cash Value $35,280 because of
a correction in cost of production submitted by cer tified public accountants.
93-040-27 Code 72-0lJ assessed to Edith P. Sanor - Cancel Land $250,
Cash Value $1,000 because of a clerical error - 12.04 acres of flood
control easement computed in error as part of acreage.
The foregoing, Order entered in the Minutes of the Board of Supervisors
this 14th day of September , 1970.
s/ J. E. LEWIS (SEAL)
County Clerk
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1970- 71 Uns
Assessment
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September 14, 1970
In the Matter of Corrections to the 1970-71 Unsecured Assessment Roll.
cured
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, the following Order was passed and adopted:
ORDER
It satisfactorily appearing to the Board of Supervisors of the County
of Santa Barbara, State of California, f rom a report filed by the County Assessor,
that corrections have been made in certain Assessments, and application having
been made .to .this Board by said County Assessor for approval of such corrections
to the 1970-71 Unsecured Assessment Roll, as indicated on the attached list as
provided by the Revenue and Taxation Code, Section 4831, 4831.5, 4832, 4834, 4835,
4985, and 4986; and
It further appearing that the written consent of the County Counsel and
County Auditor of said County of Sa nta Barbara to the corrections has been obtained
therefor,
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED that the Auditor and/or Tax Collector of
the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, be, and they are hereby authorized
to make the necessary corrections in the 1970- 71 Unsecured Assessment Roll, as set .
forth be low:
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From the assessment of Sommer Nicholas J dba Sommer Masonry,
tnx bill 1- 000- 138, parcel number 91- 103-01- 002, STRIKE OFF,
~ersonal property $120 assessed value, $500 cash value, taxes ,
all penalties and costs . Assessee not in business as of lien
date, 1970.
From the assessment of Burgess, Elizabeth, tax bill 1- 000- 5369,
parcel 89 - 200 ~22 -129, STRIKE OFF , inventory $540 assessed value,
$2,180 cash value, $162 i~ventory exemption, taxes , all penalties
and costs . Duplicate assessment of produce . See tax bill
1- 000- 4252, Burgess, Elizabeth .
From the assessment of National Cash Register Co The, tax bill
1 - 000- 8821, parcel 0- 000-00-011, STRIKE OFF, personal property
$2,120 assessed value, $8,510 cash value, taxes, all penalties
and costs . Taxpayers error . Incorrect situs area reported .
To be rebilled in cor.rect code area, VAFB 72- 008, parcel
0- 000- 00- 381.
From the assessment of Robb, Dawson E. , tax bill 2- 001- 1354,
parcel CF 5229 EB- 001 , STRIKE OFF, personal property $270
assessed value, $1,100 cash value, taxes , all penalties and
costs . Duplicate assessment. Boat located and assessed
in Ventura County .
From the assessment of Santa Barbara Equip Corp/City of Carp,
tax bill 2- 001 -5499, parcel number 17- 010- 12- 009, STRIKE OFF,
personal property $1,350 assessed value, $5, 430 cash value,
taxes, all penalties and costs . Erroneously reported as
leased equipment, \'Thereas same \'las actually purchased and
0\'1ned by the City of Carpinteria .
From the assessment of Scherbovitsch Vladimir dba Universal
Auto Repairs , tax bill 2- 001- 8996, parcel number 17- 171- 01- 002,
PARTIAL STRIKE OFF, personal property $580 assessed value,
~2 ,340 cash value leaving a balance of personal property
~610 assessed value, $2, 450 cash value . Amended assessment
due to over- valuation as determined by actual field appraisal
by Auditor- Appraiser .
From the assessment of Zumdahl, Gary, dba Baby Originals of
Santa Barbara, tax bill 2- 001-9026, parcel 25- 363- 18- 005,
STRIKE OFF, $340 assessed value, $1 ,370 cash value, taxes,
all penalties and costs . Duplicate assessment . See tax bill
2- 001- 9025, Zumdahl, Gary Arlen .
From the assessment of Deep Steam Carpet Cleaners Inc. ,
tax bill 2- 001-9206, parcel 37- 173- 35-003, STRIKE OFF, $330
assessed value, $1,350 cash value, taxes all penalties and
costs . Taxpayers error. :$quipment sold prior to lien date,
1970 . Erroneously reported by accountant .
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From the assessment of Rose Clark, tax bill 2- 001 - 9237,
parcel number 45-023- 01-001 , personal property $380 assessed
value, $1, 530 cash value, taxes, all penalties and costs .
Assecsor ' s error . Erroneous assessec . See Rose Jack
Cons true ti on, parcel number l.!5 - 023-01- 002.
From the assessment of OBrien, Thomas G MD, tax bill
2- 001-10468, parcel 25- 112- 20-019, PARTIAL STRIKE OFF,
personal property $230 assessed value, $890 cash value ,
taxes, all penalties and costs, leaving a balance of $520
assessed value, $2, 110 cash value . Taxpayers error .
Revised assessment per amended return filed by taxpayer to
correct error on original filing .
From the assessment of Encanto Products Inc , tax bill
2- 001- 11221, parcel number 31- 231- 19- 001, STRIKE OFF, personal
property $10, 010 assessed value, $40, 040 cash value, taxes,
all penalties and costs . Incorrect assessee as of lien date,
1970. See Vigon Lighting Co ., parcel number 31- 231 - 19- 002 .
From the assessment of Frank, Sidney R., tax bill 2- 018-9373,
parcel 73- 080- 10- 052, PARTIAL STRIKE OFF , land $220 assessed
value, $900 cash value, improvements $650 assessed value,
$2,600 cash value, taxes , all penalties and costs , leaving
a balance of land $250 assessed value $1 , 000 cash value,
improvements $1,120 assessed value, $4,500 cash value, total
$1,370 assessed value . Error in term of possession.
Corrected due to addi tional infor mation .
From the assessment of Shell Oil Co ., tax bill 2- 018- 9390,
parcel 73- 080- 17- 035, PARTIAL STRIKE OFF, land $5, 000
assessed value, $20, 000 cash value, taxes, all penalties and
costs, leaving a balance of land $14, 750 assessed value,
$59, 000 cash value . Error in term of possession. Corr ected
due to additional information.
From the assessment of Loretz John P, tax bill 2-062- 6683,
~ arcel number 37- 051-05- 002, PARTIAL STRIKE OFF, personal
ryroperty $320 assessed value, $1, 260 cash value, taxes , all
~ enalties and costs , leaving a balance of personal property
$320 assessed value, $1, 300 cash value . Revised assessment
per amended return f i l ed by taxpayer. Ver i f ied by Audi tor Appraiser
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From the assessment of Santa Maria Coin Op Dry Cleaning,
tax bill 3- 001- 9663, parcel number 117- 210- 01- 004, STRIKE
OFF, personal property $1,250 assessed value, $5, 000 cash
value, taxes , all penalties and costs ~ Out of business
and equipment r emoved pr ior to l ien dat e , 1970 .
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From the assessment of Henderson Philip, tax bill 5- 002- 2706,
parcel CF 4144 EB-001, STRIKE OFF, personal property $250
assessed value, $1,000 cash value, taxes, all penalties and
costs . Boat r emoved from Santa Barbara County prior to
lien date, 1970 .
From the assessment of Hylton Oil Co ., tax bill 5?- 015-7458,
parcel 401- 040-60-001, PARTIAL STRIKE OFF, personal property
$4,850 assessed value, $19,420 cash value, taxes, all
penalties and costs , leavin~ a balance of personal property
$7,200 assessed value, $28,blO cash value . Taxpayers error .
Revised assessment based on additional information submitted
by company .
From the assessment of Mack Frank J ., and Carolyn, dba Rocket
Service Station and Cuyama Trlr Pk, tax bill 63- 002-9993,
parcel 147- 044- 37- 001, STRIKE OFF, personal property $50
assessed value, $200 cash value, inventory $550 assessed
value, $2,200 cash value, inventory exemption $165, taxes,
all penalties and costs . Assessor's error. Not stlfficient - --value
. Verified by appraiser ' s field chec~ -
From the assessment of Miller Michael/Sandra, dba Brothers
Galley, tax bill 66- 008-1, parcel 73- 020- 07- 001, STRIKS
OFF, personal property $4,490 assessed value, $17 , 970 cash
v~lue, taxes , all pena~ties and costs . /Equipment sol d
prior to lien date . See revised assessment to lien date
ovrner, Hamburger Manor, parcel 73- 020-0/- 002. .
From the assessment of Archibald Jo~ W., tax bill 66- 011- 3002,
parcel CF 1233 CZ-001, STRIKE OFF, personal property $230
assessed value, $930 cash value, taxes , all penalties and
costs . Boat removed from Santa Barbara County prior to
lien date, 1970 .
From the assessment of Goleta Valley Orchids Inc ., tax bill
66- 017- 10992, parcel 65- 240- 29- 001, STRIKE OFF, personal
property $190 assessed value, $790 cash value, inventory
p450 assessed value, $1,800 cash value, inventory exemption
~ 135, taxes, all penalties and costs . Taxpayer ' s error .
Revised assessment due to information supplied by taxpayer.
?roperty destroyed by fire in 1969 . No personal property
on hand lien date, 1970.
From the assessment of Diversifie Equipment Leasing Corp.,
tax bill 66- 031- 11269, parcel 0- 000-00-147, STRIKE OFF,
personal property $440 assessed value, $1,760 cash val ue,
taxes , all penal ties and cos ts 'J;'axpayer ' s error.
Incorrect report, no pr operty in Santa Barbar a County as of
lien date, 1970.
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From the assessment o~eal Robert S. , tax bill 66- 088- 3285,
parcel CF 1646 CK- 001, personal property $210 assessed
va l ue, 0850 cash value, taxes, all penalties and costs .
Boat removed from Santa Barbara County prior to lien date,
1970.
From the assessment of Refugio Beach Concession, tax bill
94- 006- 11198, parcel 81- 210- 13-003, PARTIAL STRIKE OFF,
land $2 , 000 assessed value, $8, 000 cash value, taxes, all
penalties and costs , leaving a balance of land $1 , 000
assessed value, $4, 000 cash value, improvements $1,750
assessed value, $7, 000 cash value, total $2,750 assessed
value . Computation error of gross income and economic
rent . Additional information furnished by taxpayer .
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Gerald L. Beal
Educational Leave
of Absence
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The foregoing Order entered in the Minutes of the Board of Supervisors
this 14th day of September , 1970.
In the Matter of Directing County Auditor to Draw Warrants in Favor of
Gerald L. Beal in Accordance with Stipend Award Regulations of State Department of
Social Welfare during Educational Leave of Absence.
The Welfare Director submitted subject written r equest following receipt
on September 2, 1970 of a copy of the graduate education stipend agreement form
f r om the State Department of Social Welfare indicating that Mr. Gerald L. Beal had
been granted a stipend in the amount of $3,150. An educational leave of absence
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had been grated for Mr. Beal who will be attending Fresno State College. The
s tipend is for attendance for the period beginning September of 1970 and ending
June of 1971.
The stipend award notice form from the State Department of Social Wel~are
indicates that the stipend check should be paid in equal payments, not less frequently
than one each month, beginning in October and ending the series of payments
in the month of May, 1971, with checks mailed out by the County Welfare Department.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the County Auditor be, and he is hereby,
authorized and directed to draw warrants, commencing October 1, 1970, and continuing
through and including May 1, 1971, each in the amount of $393.75, not to exceed the
total amount of $3,150.00, in favor of Gerald L. Beal, in accordance with the stipend
award regulations submitted by the State Department of Social Welfare.
It is further ordered that the warrants shall be mailed to Mr. Beal by
the Santa Barbara County Welfare Department.
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Sheriff ' s Benefit In the Matter of Request of Sheriff's Benefit Relief Association for Wage
& Relief Associat ' on
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and Benefit Consideration.
The Clerk read a letter filed with the Board from John W. DaFoe, President
of the Sheriff's Benefit Relief Association of Santa Brabara County, requesting an
appearance before the Board at this time.
The Clerk read a letter from Morton H. Dewhirst, Salary Committee Chairman
of the Sheriff's Association, dated September 2, 1970, giving the background on submission
of a list of salary and benefit proposals from Association representatives
earlier this year for evaluation by the Administrative Officer. The letter indicated
the Association Committee would meet again with the Administrative Officer on September
10, 1970 to discuss another salary and f r inge benefit package which is felt
to be mandatory to implement and to avoid a concerted drastic action by most of the
Sheriff's Depar tment per sonnel. Morale is at an all time low and the necessary pay
adjustments to bring then up to parity with the comparable eight counties used for
pay purposes would hopefully alleviate a part of this problem.
Reference was made to an enclosed statement appearing in the Association
News-Letter from President John DaFoe as well as cer tain exhibits containing salary
figures.
R. D. Johnson, Administrative Officer, commented that he had met with Sheriff's
Association representatives last Thursday, September 10, 1970, and last May in a
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similar request. This meeting had been called to inform the Associations representatives
of the time table. After establishing the meeting date, he received a copy
of the letter, dated September 2, 1970 , from the Association, addressed to, and read
to the Board. It was pointed out that this office was not in a position to make
recommendations regarding salaries and new benefit requests as the data-collecting
process used in making such reconmendations are not complete. It was necessary to
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make recommendations regarding all employees simultaneously in order that all employees
are considered alike. In reading from a prepared statement, Mr. Johnson said that
on June 19, 1970, their requests were responded to by letter, at which time the
Board's salary-setting policy was outlined. This is not the first request which has
come before the Board regarding special salary adjustments, and he has advised on
each occasion that the policy guide precluded specialized group treatment; and to
make a change for one group without considering all would be most unfair and inequitable,
and would most likely lead to larger morale problems and far more general
employee dissatisfaction. Mr. Johnson understands that it is unlawful for public
employees to strike, so it is difficult to accept the threat by law enforcement officers
dedicated to uphold the law. During the past two years, the Sheriff's law enforcement
personnel have been granted salary increases which in the aggregate amount to
almost 22%. There have been liberal additions to the fringe benefits (some of which
have not been provided to other employees). If any of the personnel intend to carry
out their threat to strike, they should be made aware of some of the possible consequences
such as removal from the payroll during the period of absence; may be terminated
if absent for five days; and if terminated, accumulated sick leave is removed
and even if re-employed, the termination results in a break in service which may
have a detrimental effect. It is necessary to have a system and schedule and to
treat all employees on the same basis.
Lieutenant Michael Swan, Chairman of the Membership Committee, S. B. County
Sheriff's Benefit ~Relief Association, appeared and read from a prepared statement,
a copy of which was filed with the Clerk. Reference was made to a report, entitled
''The Challenge of Crime In a Free Society'' prepared by the President's Commission
on Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice,which contains recommendations from
most highly skilled, .educated, and professionally experienced people. President
Johnson, on July 23, 1965 , recognizing the urgency of the nation's crime problem and
the depth of ignorance about it, established this Commission through Executive Order
11236. This general report, published in 1967, embodies all the major findings
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drawn from examination of every facet of crime and law enforcement in America
Lieutenant Swan proceeded to quote from various sections of this report in which
the Conmission made a recommendation that it is apparent more police are needed, and
that municipalities must face up to the urgency of that need, and provide the resources
required to meet it if crime is to be controlled. Concerning commiinity relation
problems, the rapid processing and release of low misdemeanants during a period of
civil disorder is essential lest alienation occur.
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By comparison, he said County administration reconmends reduction of level
of service, a recommendation for less deputies throughout the entire County, cutting
19 officers from new jail staffing after two recent riots. The cost to County
government in fighting law suits and court time will no doubt exceed those positions.
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The proposed five-man walking beat in Isla Vista will not alleviate the alienation
caused by following administration's recommendations. The need has never been greater
to increase police salaries, especially maximums, to competitive levels . Police
salary scales should be re-examined, according to the Commission's recommendations,
which, in most cases, are now too low to attract the best qualified recruits or to
keep the best qualified policeman.
The responsibility of this county to control riots quickly and professionally
goes far beyond the mere local level as evidenced by headlines across the nation
depicting the frequency, the length of local riots which adds fuel to the ambitions
of other militants and other radicals located far beyond the confines of this county.
Attention must also be concentrated on the deadly narcotics problem.
Lieutenant Morton H. Dewhirst, Salary Committee Chairman for the Sheriff's
Association, appeared and read from a prepared statement which pointed out the critical
problem existing in law enforcement, and spoke of the frustrations in the Sheriff's
Department during this year. Salaries and fringe benefits are only a portion of the
existing problems. This is one of the three critical counties in the State who has
such problems; Alameda and Los Angeles Counties have equal problems. Law enforcement
is different than other types of County work, and this must be recognized. The City
of Santa Baroara is proposing for the police officers a salary range of $784-951
compared to Santa Barbara County's deputy sheriff range of $690-839 .
Mr. Pat Burdick, Chief Counsel for PORAC (Peace Officers Research Association
of Calif9rnia) was introduced to the Board. Recognized as one of the top negotiators
who has been involved inl other police strikes he is here for two separate
distinct reasons.
In appearing before the Board, Mr. Burdick stated that PORAC has an unwavering
policy that when any of its associations gets involved in a labor management
crisis which poses a serious threat to cessation of law enforcement activity,
he is required to make an investigation and make a reconnnendation to PORAC. He is
required as Chief Counsel to appear and make an investigation when any local association
of PORAC requests financial or legal assistance in any labor management crisis.
Both of those situations exist in this County today. He has made an investigation,
and will report to the Governing Board of PORAC, during lunchtime, that this County's
Sheriff's Benefit ~Relief Association has good cause and, he believes, the best
cause of any case he has investigated for the past five years for the position it
has taken. He will reconnnend that the local Sheriff's Association get all the
assistance, legal and financial, at their command. His reconnnendations will be
followed by PORAC. He reiterated that he has investigated practically every serious
labor management crisis of law enforcement in the State of California for the past
five years. The situation of the Sheriff's personnel is deplorable -and requires deep
consideration.
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John DaFoe, Pr esident of the Sher iff's Relief* Benefit Association of
Santa Barbara County, appeared and read from a prepared statement. They want to
provide a decent standard of l iving for themselves and their families, and they
should not be penalized for the challenge that is offered in their work. It is
easy to take advantage of them and that is what the Cowity has been doing for a
long time. It is difficult not to think about wages. These men are a dedicated, .
fine bunch of men. Their pr esence here today is an act of bravery. They are professional
law enforcement officers, not negotiators, and are aware that their
careers are on the line. While they are aware of their responsibilities, it is
time Santa Barbara County recognizes them - loyalty and dedication must be a twoway
street. Thursday at 2 p.m. is the deadline to decide.
James Webster, County Sheriff, felt that he should comnent on this presentation
this morning because the presentation was most sincere and a great deal of
thought has been given in checking on the background. These problems, however, do
not only exist in the south coast area; there are labor problems in the northern
part of the County and many of the criminal matters have to be recognized and considered.
Sheriff Webster stated that in 1947 the Board of Supervisors incorporated
in the office of Sheriff the office of Coroner; and in the eight-county sample only.
three Sheriff-Coroner offices are considered. When this. was consolidated, it was
as an economy measure. There were 50 coroner cases per year before, and now there
are 600 cases per year - they are long, technical investigated cases that cause a
great deal of concern, so this, too, should be considered. With regard to the basic
salary, this County is low compar ed with the other 8 comparable counties. It is
imperative that law enforcement agencies in this area be considered. He refer red
to the salaries offered by the City of Santa Barbara as well as UCSB. In conclusion,
he said the Board is being asked to discuss this matter and negotiate it at a very
critical time.
R. D. Johnson, Administrative Officer, referred to a co1ID11ent made by
Lieutenant Dewhirst regarding the del ivery to him of their letter for which he
acknowledged delivery - there is only a misunderstanding, not disagreement. He
also said several statements were made which are out of context or incorrect. He
emphasized one statement that is incorrect - that the County Administrative Officer
has refused to negotiate. If they mean refusal to grant a r equest is refusal to
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negotiate, that is right. Mr. Johnson said he will always meet and confer, as
required by law. He believes all live in a system where there is give and take,
and he is willing to consider the other side. He emphasized that his primary
responsibility is to carry out Board of Supervisors policy in salary or any other
matter of management of the County. In so doing, he is going to play it as uniformly
as possible, and that has been his approach in dealing with the Sheriff's
people. He said he regrets that they feel that their situation is so grave that
they must take this form to convince the Board and administration of their problem
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He restated what he had stated Thursday - that Santa Barbara County has a law
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enforcement problem. This is true nation-wide. The salary adjustments for law
enforcement personnel has been almost 22% which is a substantial increase for
employees. There have also been expansion in fringe benefits. He said administration
has listened and responded, but there has to be a limit. He has to administer the
program on a uniform basis.
Supervisor Callahan pointed out the seriousness of this matter, and
perhaps certain corrections will be made but he cannot approve the idea that this
group will walk off their jobs Thursday. He indicated his willingness to go along
and seriously consider talking with representatives of the Sheriff's Association
and employees of the County along with the Administrative Officer and Personnel
Officer. He requested them to reconsider what they have said this morning about
their demands being met or going on strike.
The Administrative Officer felt the necessity of the Board going into
Executive Session in view of the statements made by the President of the Sheriff's
Association, for certain considerations that should be taken up.
Supervisor Grant stated that law enfor cement today is vastly different
than what is was a few short years ago. The Sheriff's Department has demonstrated,
particularly in 1970, that they are dedicated men in performing work under very
difficult circ11mstances, and they should be compensated if the eight-county sample
is going to be used as an index.
On the matter of overtime, the Administrative Officer explained the
approach in handling the matter of overtime in which some things are common to
public agencies, some to private industry and business, and some that are unique to
this County, all of which are difficult to understand and administer as .a whole.
There is more and more recognition being given to the time and one-half concept
which has been long in coming into public service, because the County only has the
expense to consider, not profit, as compared with others. Therefore, it must be
kept to an absolute minimum. Witn regard to overtime compensation for command
officers, it is only provided for emergency categories.
With regard to educational incentive, he said that at the present time,
2-1/2% is provided for AA degree and intermediate POST certificate; and 5% for BA
or advanced POST certificate. They are asking for doubling of this type of pay,
and he feels the Association has failed to be consistent. I~. com' parison with other
agencies and counties, they are related to salaries but not for the fringe benefits.
Chairman Clyde said that he feels one of the major problems involved is
setting the January , l date for salaries. As it works out for the Sheriff's Department,
in comparison with the 8-county sample, for six months of the year the employees
were getting more than the other c9unties and less for the next six months of 1970.
Serious considerat-ion should be given for the County as a whole if the January 1
date is to be maintained. It was his personal feeling that until the Board can
make that decision, he didn 't think a large group of employees could be treated
separately from the remaining 2,000-odd persons; and the adjustments in salaries are
to be made as well as fringe benefits from reconnnendations made as planned in
September 14, 1970
in November by the Administrative Officer, with action taken by the Board befor e
December 1, to become effective January 1, 1971. All associations and groups of
employees should receive consideration on this.
Supervisor Tunnell said he agrees that the basic problem seems to be the
effective date of the increase propose4 to be made. Perhaps the January 1 date is
not the best time of the year to set salaries. He rejected completely and emphatically
the suggestion that was made that the Board has been unconcerned or unaware of
the importance of the Sheriff's Department, and unconcerned with trying to make
reasonable adjustments. The Board has made an honest endeavor to adjust these
salaries in a fair manner. He regretted that the Sheriff's personnel have deemed
it necessary to hold this club over the Board's heads. He didn't feel it necessary
that they threaten to walk out.
Supervisor Tunnel~ asked Mr. Burdick how many of the cases he has been
involved in during the past five years resulted in a walk out, and Mr. Burdick
replied that in Vallejo police and fire employees were off the job for five days;
the San Diego firefighters were out for three days; the Oakland police were three
hours away from the deadline before negotiations produced agreement. He also explained
the consequences in certain cases.
Deputy DaFoe said that they have always been willing to meet with anyone
to avert a strike, and if a sincere effort had been made, all this would be unnecessary.
Regarding overtime, he said they agree and there should be a new overtime
policy that makes it fair and equitable for everyone. An explosive situation st111
exists in various parts of the County - the University campus, l abor people in Santa
Maria, etc. There is the need for educational pay incentive. There are some areas
where a good percentage of the people they deal with are highly educated people, and
the Sheriff's personnel must be as well educated as they are. The November 15, 1970
date for reconnnendations on salary adjustments is not acceptable because a lot can
happen before then. He said they only want a solid coDJDittment of what is going to
be effective January 1, 1971. Their position remains the same - to walk out on
Thursday at 2 p.m.
Chairman Clyde said all departments are separate, different, and have
different, problems. It is impossible to make a committment now for January 1,1971
on the percentage amount until the Board gets the whole picture for all employees
in the County. It is not realistic or fair for the rest of the employees.
The Board recessed at 11:45 a.m. to meet in Executive Session.
The Board reconvened at 12:30 o'clock, p.m.
Present: Supervisors George H. Clyde, Joe J. Callahan, Daniel G.
Grant, Francis H. Beattie, and Curtis Tunnell; and J. E. Lewis, Clerk.
Supervisor Clyde in the Chair.
Chairman Clyde announced that the Boardmet in Executive Session and the
Administrative Officer, County Counsel, and Director of Personnel have been directed
to meet this evening with representatives of the Sheriff's Benefit ~ Relief Association,
at 7:30 p.m. in the Board of Supervisors Conference Room, County Administration Buil~
ing, to discuss salary recommendations to be made to the Board, and a report will
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be made to the Board on Tuesday, September 15, 1970, at 2 o'clock, p.m.
Sergeant Kearns, Secretary of the Sheriff's Benefit Relief Association,
asked if an impartial third party could be in attendance during this evening's
meeting, and Chairman Clyde advised him that the meeting shall be held by the people
involved only. Sergeant Kearns felt that an impartial Third party would be beneficial
to both sides. He reserved that right at this time to request this third impartial
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party at a later date.
The Board recessed at 12:45 o'clock, p.m. to 2 o'clock, p.m. this date.
Allowance of
Claims
September 14, 1970
The Board recessed until 2 o'clock, p.m
At 2 o'clock, p.m the Board reconvened
Present: Superyisors Joe J. Ca_ll_ahan, Daniel G. Grant,
Francis H. Beattie, and Cl!E_ti~ Tunnell ; and J. E. Lewis,
Clerk.
Absent: Supervisor George H. Clyde.
Supervisor Callahan as Vice-Chairman
,
In the Matter of Allowance of Claims.
Upon motion, duly seconded, and carried unanimously, it is
prdered that the following claims be, and the same are hereby allowed, each claim
for the amount and payable out of the fund designated on the face of each claim,
respectively, to-wit:
Aye, to-wit:
(See Claims List)
(Page 28)
Upon the roll being called, the following Supervisors voted
Joe J. Callahan, Daniel G. Grant, Francis H. Beattie, and
Curtis Tunnell
NOES: None.
ABSENT: George H. Clyde.
Ratification of In the Matter of Ratification of Approval of Claims Against
Approval of 0laim
Against Co Sept. the County on Tuesday, September 8, 1970 with Signatures of Three Supervisors.
8, 1970 with Sign
tures of 'rhree Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor upervi sors
/ Beattie, and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the approval and signing of
claims against the County of Santa Barbara on Tuesday, September 8, 1970, with
signatures of three Supervisors be, and the same is hereby, ratified
Approoriation, In the Matter of Requests f6r Appropriation, Cancellation or
Cancellation or
Revision of Funds Revision of Funds.
I Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor
Grant, and carried unanimously, the following requests for appropriation, cancellation
or revision of funds are hereby approved, in the budget classifications and
,
amounts shown, and the Auditor be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to
make the necessary transfers:
Transfer from:
Data Processing - 66 A 1 Regular Salaries $5,000 to 66 A 4,
General Fund
District Attorney - 15-A-l, $2,000; to 15-A-4, General Fund
. General Fund (Safety) $ 46,740. 88
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Exec of Agr
btw Cities
Co-Wide Li b
System I
Discr etiona
Contr , Law
Enforcement
Assistance
Administrat
thru Calif
Council on
Criminal
Justice /
Exec of Jt
Exe r cise
September 14, 1970
General Fund (General)
Road Fund
Petroleum. Dept. Fund
Trns. Wrk. CAP Fund
S.B. Co. Fld. Contr. * Wtr.
Cons. Dist. Mtce. Fund
Laguna Co. San. Dist. Gen.
Fund.
Includes $12,116.10 C/L Pen
Transfer to - - - - - - - - - - - - -
$126,382.01
10,024.92
280.21
640.72
2,703.55
503.32
- - - - - - - Employees' Retirement
Fund - $187,275.61
em' t In the Matter of Execution of Agreement between the CoWlty of Santa
or
a~arbara and the Cities of Santa Barbara, Lompoc, and Santa Maria for Operation of
County-Wide Free Library System, with Appropriation of $598,687 during FY 1970-71,
and Per Capita Level of Service of $2.30 for Each Inhabitant of the County.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUIION NO. 70-576
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FD.,E)
In the Matter of Discretionary Contract, Law Enf9rcement Assistance
Administration, Project #71-DF-486, in the Amount of $52,250, through California
on Council on Criminal Justice.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
referred to the Administrative Officer.
In the Matter of Execution of Joint Exercise of Powers Agreement between
Powe r s Agr e m' tCounty, Flood Control District, and City of Lompoc, to Provide for Construction of
Constr of
Pedestr ian
Brdge aero s
t-1iguel i to
Channel , Ci y
Lomnoc , Fld
Contr l & Co
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Cuyama Soil
Conservatio
District
Formation &
Naming
Directors
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Pedestrian Bridge across Miguelito Channel, Lompoc.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried Wtanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted: (
RESOLUIION NO. 70-577
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FD.,E)
In the Matter of Canvass of Votes on Cuyama Soil Conservation District,
and Declaring Formation of said District and Naming Directors.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUIION NO. 70-578
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FD.,E)
Rat~ficatio In the Matter of Ratification of Authorization for Supervisor Daniel G.
of Auth for
Supervisor Grant to Sign Argument in Favor of Civil Service Initiative Ordinance.
Daniel Gran
Sign Argume t Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
in Favor of
Civi l Se r vi e
Initiative
Ordinance
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carried unanimously, it is ordered that the authorization for Supervisor Daniel G.
Grant to sign the argument in favor of the Civil service initiative ordinance to
appear on the ballot of the November 3, 1970 General Election be, and the same is
hereby, ratified.
Easement Deed fro In the Matter of Acceptance of Easement Deed from Leona Wallace on
Leona Wallace
L/S 11, 005 Donation Basis for Flood Control Purposes, Off-Tract Lot Split #11,005, Folio
Flood Control
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Lompoc Area
Abolish Fire Zone
No . 7
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#556, Fifth District.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant; seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Easement Deed, dated September 4,
1970, conveyed on a donation basis for flood control purposes, Off-Tract Lot
Split #11,005, Folio #556 be, and the same is hereby, accepted by the County.
It is further ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
referred to the S. B. County Flood Control & Water Conservation District for
acceptance.
In the Matter of Recommendation of Administrative Officer from Request
of County Fire Chief to Abolish Fire Zone No. 7, Lompoc Area, Fourth District.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject recommendation be, and the same
is hereby, confirmed; and the County Counsel be, and he is hereby, authorized and
directed to prepare the appropriate resolution setting hearing on the matter for
adoption by the Board on September 21, 1970.
Waller Park- Majes ic In the Matter of Reconmendation of Administrative Officer on Board Re-
Area S M r eq prmposal
for Street ferral Concerning Proposal for Street Lighting in Waller Park-Majestic Area, Santa
Lighting /
Schedule for
Juvenile Defense
Public Def ender
Cost of I
Maria.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
referred to County Counsel and LAFCO for preparation of the appropriate resolution
to be presented to the Board.
In the Matter of Reconmendation of Administrative Officer on Cost Schedule
for Juvenile Defense, Public Defender.
The Administrative Officer submitted a written report and recommendation
on subject matter, and indicated that Presiding Superior Court Judge Floyd C. Dodson
was in agreement with the recommended schedule.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the recommendation of the Administrative
Officer to approve the cost schedule for Juvenile Defense, Public Defender be, and
the same is hereby confirmed, as follows:
$60.00
$15.00
$10.00
$50.00
For all proceedings, including detention hearing, uncontested,
jurisdictional hearing, and disposition hearing.
Minimum to be added where counsel appointed in Juvenile Court
did not previously represent defendant.
To be added for each court appearance resulting only in a
continuance.
To be added for each half day, or part thereof, for contested
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30
September 14, 1970
jurisdictional hearing.
$15.00 Per hour for research, investigation, and preparation for contested
jurisdictional hearing.
Travel Requ sts
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In the Matter of Approval of Travel Request for Superior Court Judges
to Attend Conference September 14-16, 1970.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried, with Supervisor Callahan voting "No", it is ordered that travel from the
County of Santa Barbara on County business be, and the same is hereby, approved
for Superior Court Judges John T. Rickard, Marion A. Smith, Floyd C. Dodson, Morris
J. Stephan, c. Douglas Smith, and John A. Westwick to attend Conference of California
Judges between the dates of September 13-16, 1970, on a program for the improvement
of the Administration of Justice, Seminars, and the study of law revision
Sheriff In the Matter of Request of Sheriff for Additions to Department's 90-C-l
AdditiODS t
Department ' (Fixed Assets) Budget for FY 1970-71, Equipment Totalling Sum of $2,005, on Emergency
Bu~~et
for equipm nt Basis.
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Welfare Dir
report on
~rs . Brown
proposal fo
employable
Welfare
Recipients
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Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
continued .to September 21, 1970, and referred to the Administrative Officer for reconmendation.
ctor In the Matter of Report of Welfare Director from Board Referral of Request
/
of Mrs. Frank E. Brown on Proposal for Employable Welfare Recipients.
The Welfare Director submitted a report on subject matter from Board
referral of August 31, 1970, regarding employable Welfare recipients. There are
over 16,000 persons receiving categorical aid in the County. Of these, there are
3,000 aged and blind recipients, 1,500 disabled persons, 8,500 children, and 3,000
single parents. Of the 3,000 single parents, approximately 700 are employed and
partially support their families. The remainder are unemployed due to various
factors. There are 389 unemployed father cases receiving categorical aid who are
expected to make reasonable efforts toward employment.
In conclusion, it was pointed out that the Welfare Department is cooperating
with the Department of Human Resources Development in accordance with all of
the regulations pertaining to employable recipients and procedures directed toward
their eventual employment.
Supervisor Tunnell asked about people now who make their appearance in
such a manner so as to keep from being employed, and the Welfare Director said that
Monterey County is making a test case on this aspect. Supervisor Tunnell said the
matter of people wilfully and knowingly discouraging employment to be eligible for
assistance may be a significant thing in this County.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
placed on file, and that Mrs. Brown be notified of the Board's action.
It is further ordered that the County Counsel and Welfare Director be,
and they are hereby, authorized and directed to look into the test case in Monterey
County as to the status, and report back to the Board as soon as practicable
Exec of Contract
County of S B ;
Ventura Count
Bd of Education
& Co Suoerinten
dent of Sc 1ools
operation of
Los Prietos Boy
Camp
Communications
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State Depart of
Parks ~ Recreatio
local Grant
of 14, 700 for
park development
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September 14, 19.70
In the Matter of Execution of Contract between the County of Santa Barbara,
County of Ventura, Board of Education " County Super intendent of Schools for Operation
of Los Prietos Boys' Camp.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
' carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
on file.
RESOLUTION NO. 70-579
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Communications.
/
The following comnunications were received by the Board and ordered placed
1 Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors - notice of County delegation to
the Legislature to attend meeting September 16, 1970 to hear explanations
on tax reform.
/ State Dept. of Public Health - acceptance of County Health Department
allocation proposal for FY 1970-71 ($21",500).
1 CSAC - study of California's lower court system.
In the Matter of Communication from State Department of Parks " Recreation
on Administration of local Grant Program on Projects Covered by Bond Act of 1964
Allocation of $40,000,000 to the 58 Counties. $14, 700 distributed to Santa Barbara co .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
referred to the Parks Department.
Endorsement of In the Matter of Resolution of Endorsement of Passage of Proposition 1 at
Proposition 1 at
November 3, 1970 the November 3, 1970 General Election.
General Election
1 Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
Opposition to #1
way imp -ovement t
Harrison Grade
~orrespondence re
questing Cuyama
Valley Law Enfiorc
ment Re ''ire
rotection
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carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO. 70-580
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
ree - In the Matter of Communication from Philip Kerrigan " Elizabeth Carmichael
of Lompoc on Local Opposition of California #1 Freeway from Lompoc Wye North toward
I
' Santa Maria, Improvement of Harrison Grade.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
placed on file with a copy to be furnished Supervisor Beattie.
In the Matter of Request of J. Maxine Smalstig, R. N., Don Maxwell, and
-David Bolla -for More Adequate Cuyama Valley Law Enforcement" Fire Protection.
,
~ Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
placed on file with a copy to be furnished Supervisor Tunnell
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September 14, 1970
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LaMorado
In the Matter of Invitation of La ~roada Residence or Teen-Age Girls to
T
Residence f r Attend Auiiliary Barbecue September 27, 1970, at Skofield Park,from 1 P.M. to 4 P .M.
een-Age
Girls invit
annual
Barbecue
Milpas Lion
Club inv' ite
luncheon at
Porter Hous
Restaurant
I
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant,' and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Board accepts subject invitation
In the Matter of Invitation from Milpas Lions Club To Attend Luncheon at
Porter House Restaurant in Santa Barbara on September 15, 1970.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Board accepts subject invitation, with
Supervisor Callahan expected to attend.
Tract 10, 57 In the Matter of Release of Cortco Company Monwnent Bond for Tract #10,574,
releasing
Monument Bo d Unit #1 to Hugh B. S.d.mpson, Engineer, in the Cash Amount of $700.00 Per Section
to Hugh B.
Simpson 11592 of the Business ~ Professions Code.
$700 . 00
I Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the reconmendation of the Assistant County
Surveyor to release the Cortco Company monwnent bond for Tract #10,574, Unit #1 to
Hugh B. Simpson, Engineer, in the cash amount of $700.00 be, and the same is hereby,
confirmed, per Section 11592 of the Business Professions Code, inasmuch as the
engineer was not paid in full for the setting of the final monwnents within the 90-
day period.
Uptown Lion In the Matter of Proposal of the Uptown Lions Club of Santa Barbara to
Club prooos 1
build Swim- Build Swimming Pool at La Posado Juvenile Hall in the' Near Future.
ming Pool
La Posqdo Uport motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
Juvenile qa 1
, carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
referred to the Probation Officer and Public Works Director for report and recommend-
atio n.
Rudometkin In the Matter of Communication from Beatrice S. Lane, Roxanne L. Sallace,
Property &
Dovali Pro- and Alfred Nicolai Regarding Zoning Violations on Rudometkin Property at 1599 W.
uerty zonin
violations Betteravia Road and Dovali Property on Betteravia Road, Santa Maria, Next to 1521
on Betterav a
Rd / Betteravia Road.
Los Alamos
Fence Award
ing Bid for
Constructio
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Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the County Counsel be, and he is hereby,
authorized and directed to proceed with the abatement of subject nuisances.
ark In the Matter of Awarding Bid for Construction of Los Alamos Park Fence,
Los Alamos.
The Affidavit of Publication being on file with the Clerk; the following
bids were opened at a meeting held on September 3, 1970, in the cierk's office at
the Santa Maria County Office Building; the roll was called, and representatives of
the following departments were present: Public Works; and J.E. Lewis, Clerk~ :
Star Fence Co. $4,266.00
Alcorn Fence Co. 8,645.56
Cyclone Fence 9,247.00.
S B Co Administrative
C n ter
S M Awarding Bid
for Constr of
Sewer Line Impro
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September 14, 1970
Following referral to the County Counsel and Public Works Director , the
Director of Public Works submitted a written report and recommendation to award the
contract to Star Fence Company, 2650 Santa Maria Way, Santa Maria, the low bidder.
The engineer's estimate was $4,850.
It appearing that the bid of Star Fence Company is the lowest and best
bid received from a responsible bidder, and that said bid is satisfactory and in
accordance with the notice inviting bids for said project;
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the bid of Star Fence Company, in the amount
of $4,266.00 be accepted, and that the contract for said project be awarded to the
said contractor from Account 52 C 2, at the price and upon the terms and
conditions set forth in said bid and in said notice inviting bids
It is further ordered that the Director of Public Works be, and he is
hereby, auth9rized and directed to prepare the necessary contract f~r the work; and
the Chairman and Clerk be, and they are hereby, authorized and directed to execute
same.
In the Matter of Awa~di.ng Bid for Construction of Sewer Line IJllprovements,
Santa Barbara County Administrative Center, Santa Maria.
The Affidavit of Publication being on file with the Clerk, the following
bids were opened at a meeting held on September 3, 1970; the roll was called, and
representatives of the following departments were present: Public Works; and J. E
Lewis, Clerk:
West Coast Construction Co., Inc. $7,156.95
W. M. Lyles Co. 9,045.00
Blois & Cardoza 9,275.00
R. M Vukanovich 9,427.50
Fred Julien & Associates 9,060.95
It was noted that the bid bond for Fred Julien & Associates was not signed
Following referral to the County Counsel and Public Works Director, the
Director of Public Works submitted a written report and recommendation to award the
contract to West Coast Construction Co., ~nc., P. O. Box 1142, San Luis Obispo,
California, the low bidder. The engineer's estimate was $10,900.00.
It appearing that the bid of West Coast Construction Co., Inc. is the
lowest and best bid received from a responsible bidder, and that said bid is satisfactory
and in accordance with the notice inviting bids for said project;
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the bid of West Coast Construction Co., Inc.,
in the amount of $7,156.95 be accepted, and that the contract for said pr oject be
awarded to the said contractor from Account 52 C 2 at the price and upon the terms
and conditions set forth in said bid, and in said notice inviting bids.
It further ordered that the Dir ector of Public Works be, and he is hereby,
~uthorized and directed to prepare the necessary contract for the work; and the
Chairman and Clerk be, and they are hereby, authorized and directed to execute same
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Asphalt Con
crete Overl
&: Fog Seal
cost on
Constella ti
Rd & Foster
Calle Real
Awarding Bi
for Constr
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Mi West of
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In the Matter of Awarding Bid for Application of Asphalt Concrete Overlay
y * Fog Seal cost on Constellation Road (Vandenberg Village) * Foster Road (Orcutt
n Wye), Job Nos. L047 .2 * 5038.2.
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The Affidavit of Publication being on file with the Clerk, the following
bids were opened at a meeting held on September 3, 1970; the roll was called, and
representatives of the following departments were present: Road Commissioner,
County Counsel; and J. E. Lewis, Clerk:
A. J. Diani Construction Co.
Sully-Miller Co.
M. J. Hermreck Co.
$11,200.00
11,900.00
12,460.00
Following referral to the County Counsel and Road Commissioner, the Road
Commissioner submitted a written report and recommendation to award the contract to
A. J. Diani Construction Company, the low bidder. The engineer's estimate was
$12,125.00.
It appearing that the bid of A. J. Diani Construction Co. is the lowest and
best bid received from a responsible bidder, and that said bid is satisfactory and
in accordance with the notice inviting bids for said project;
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the bid of A. J. Diani Construction Company,
295 Nort~Blosser Road, Santa Maria, in the amount of $ll~200.00 be accepted, and
that the contract for said project be awarded to the said contractor at the price and
upon the terms and conditions set forth in said bid and in said notice inviting bids
It is further ordered that the Road Commissioner be, and he is hereby,
authorized and directed to prepa~e the necessary contract for the work; and the
Chairman and Clerk be, and they are hereby, authorized and directed to execute same.
In the matter of Awarding Bid for Construction of Calle Real from 0.24
Mile East to 0.62 Mile West of Fairview Avenue, Job No. 3004.1.
The Affidavit of Publication being on file with the Clerk, the following
bids were opened at a meeting held on August 27, 1970; the roll was called, and
representatives from the following departments were present: Road Commissioner,
County Counsel; and J. E. Lewis, Clerk:
E. H. Haskell Company
C. * J. i.,amhert
C. W. Berry
Robert R. Nye
$161,257.45
168,820.50
169,300.30
192,968.50
Following referral to the County Counsel and Road Commissioner, the Road
Commissioner submitted a report with the request to continue subject matter for two
weeks due to a delay in relocation of utilities under the Fairview-Calle Real Underground
Utilities District.
On September 14, 1970, the Road Commissioner submitted a report to award
the contract to E. H. Haskell, whose bid of $161,257.45 was the lowest and best bid
received from a responsible bidder, and that said bid is satisfactory and in accordance
with the notice inviting bids for said project;
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Formation of
Air Pollution
Distr ict Con ' t
Hearing I
September 14, 1970
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the bid of E.- H. Haskell Company, in the
amount of $161,257 .45 be accepted, and that the contract for said project be awarded
to the said contractor at the price and upon the terms and conditions set forth in
said bid and in said notice inviting bids.
It is further ordered that the Road Commissioner be, and he is hereby,
authorized and directed to prepare the necessary contract for the work; and the
Chairman and Clerk be, and they are hereby, authorized and directed to execute
same.
In the Matte.;: of Continued Hearing on Proposed Formation of Air Pollution
Control district in Santa Barbara County.
This being the date and time set for the continued hearing on subject
proposal;
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The Administrative Officer's report dated September 14, 1970, was read by
the Clerk, recommending the activation of a County-wide air pollution control district,
inasmuch as AB 83 has now been passed and signed into law, to take effect 60 days
after adjournement of the State Legislature, which means that all areas will be
required to be within air pollution control district, and coordinating councils will
be created in each air basin to prepare and implement a basin-wide control plan.
The effect of this legislation on Santa Barbara Cowity is that if action
is not taken to activate a County-wide district, two districts will be created
automatically on the date that AB 83 becomes law. Thus, depending npon Board action
prior to October, 1970, the County could have either one County-wide district or two
districts with the dividing boundary located at the Santa Ynez mountains which
s~parates the south coast and south central coast air basins.
The Administrative Officer had inquired of the State Air Resources Board
whether the State would consider a request to change the boundary between the two
air basins so that Santa Barbara County would be entirely within the South Central
Coast Air Basin, but no response to this inquiry has been received to date
Following the formation of district or districts, the budget shall have to
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be refined to reflect the changed tequirements; the responsibility and organizational
position must be fixed; and a committee selected to formulate rules and regulations
It was pointed out that as long as the County remains in two air basins and
with the basin-wide plans required under the terms of AB 83, there may well be two
sets of requirements .
Supervisor Tunnell asked if there was a single County district, could there
be different rules and regulations for different portions of the County, and the
Administrative Officer replied that the County would have to comply with the standards
that are established by the South Coast Air Basin south of Gaviota, and the northern
part would have to comply with the standards of the South Central Coast Air Basin.
The following persons appeared and made statements:
Elwin Mussell, member of the Santa Barbara City Cowisel and secretary of
the S. B. County Range Improvement Association a member for 15 years,
said the Range Association works very closely with the County,
especially the Fire Department, and is highly in favor of a district
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AIR Polluti
Distr ict
Fonnation
Resolution
Creating
Appointment
of Coordina
'":ouncil ?-lem
to Formula.t
Rules and
Re ~ula t ions
fo r Ooeratio
Co - Wide Air
Polluaton
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in the County.
William Denneen, Member of the Santa Maria Pollution Reduction Team,
showed several display maps in color, and said there is the need to
do something in this County for stationary ' sources of pollution, and
went into details on the charts on the screen. He mentioned burning
at the County dump and the build up of a ''PCB'' chemical.
With regard to controlled burning, Supervisor Tunnell said some of
them had met with people in San Luis Obispo last Friday and they have a committee
working on rules and regulations now which are rather stringent but not adopted
as yet. There are a lot of ramifications. He is in favor of the northern part of
the County being associated with San Luis Obispo area. It would make more sense as
they have more in conmon with .them on air pollution.
Dr. Sidney R. Frank spoke on agricultural burning, and the problems involved.
Fire Chief May of the City of Santa Barbara - he would like to have a fire
service member from the City in on the rules and regulations as they
are being considered.
Robert Hunt, Secretary of the Santa Barbara County Farm Bureau - they feel
having a district in this County would be most satisfactory.
Various co1I111unications were received by the Board in favor of the
formation of a district and in opposition, which were filed as a matter of record.
The Clerk read a letter from the San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors
inviting the Board to attend a luncheon on September 25, 1970, at 11 A. M. in San I
Bernardino, Board of Supervisors Conference Room, 175 West Fifth Street, San Bernardino,
t o dis cuss establishment of a basin-wide Air Pollution Control Coordinating Council
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There being no further appearances or written statements submitted for or
against subject proposal;
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted to create a
Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District, as reconmended by the Administrative
Officer:
RESOLUIION NO. 70-581
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT Fll.E)
In the Matter of Proposed Appointment of Coordinating Council Members to
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rs Formulate Rules and Regulations for Operation of County-Wide Air Pollution Control
District in Santa Barbara.
The Administrative Officer indicated the necessity of proceeding on subject
matter to carry out the requirements of AB 83. One of the Board members would be
required to be appointed as a member, and if there are two air basins, the representative
designated for the south coast air basin would be from the first, second
or third district; and the member from the south central coast air basin would be
from the third, fourth or fifth district. Also, it was suggested that members
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would be appointed such as the Admin.i strative Officer, County Counsel, Fire Department,
Health Officer, County Farm Bureau, S. B. County Range Improvement Association,
- - Public Works, each city in the County, County Taxpayers Association, or one from
industry.
Robert Curiel Assistant County Counsel, pointed out the consideration of
the appointment of a hearing board following formation of the District - a 3-man
board to hear appeals on variances, etc. Two members will be lawyers and one member
an engi neer.
It is further ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
continued to Monday, September 21, 1970, .for further consideration by the Board.
The Chairman declared that the regular meeting of Monday, September 14,
1970 be, and the same is hereby, duly and regularly continued to Tuesday, September
15, 1970, at 2 o'clock, p.m.
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Board, of SuEervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, September 15, 1970, at 2 o'clock,
. p .M.
Present: Supervisors George H. Clyde, Joe J. Callahan,
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Daniel 'G. Grant, Francis H. Beattie, and Curtis Tunnell;
and J. E. Lewis, Clerk.
In the Matter of Request of Sheriff's Benefit - Relief Association for
Wage and ~enefit Consideration.
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R. D. Johnson, Administrative Officer, read from his letter dated September
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15, 1970, on the subject of salary reconnnendations for Sheriff's Department which
stated that, in accordance with Board direction, he and other County representatives,
as designated by the Board, met with the Sheriff's Benefit - Relief Association
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officers and the counsel to discuss salary recon:n:nendations for law enforcement
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personnel. The meeting was convened in the Board of Supervisors Conference Room at
7:30 P.M. on Monday, September 14, 1970. On the basis of the existing salary survey
policy, the following data have been used to arrive at the recon:n:nended adjustment to
be effective January 1, 1971:
County
Orange
San Bernardino
Deputy Sheriff
Salary Range
797-940
731-887 (plus 10% for O.T.
for those who qualify)
!Uyerside
Fresno
Ventura
Kern
Monterey
San Lu.is Obispo
Santa Barbara (curr ent)
Recon:n:nendation based on
above data
754-937
721-876 - 757-920
760-923
764-929
685-851
734-884
690-839
761-925
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In comparison of the entry salaries, it should be noted that only the
Counties of Orange and Kern offer a higher salary. -
from these data, the Administrative Officer concluded that the law enforcement
classifications in the Sheriff's Department should be increased 10% effective
January 1, 1971. He has advised the representatives of the Sheriff's Benefit ~
Relief Association that he plans to make these recommendations to the Board of
Supervisors as a part of his salary recommendations to be submitted in November,
1970.
that evening
The Association representatives left the meeting,/statingtliat they would
respond to this at the meeting at 2 p.m. today.
Attorney Allan S. Ghitterman, counsel for the Sheriff's Benefit ~ Relief
Association, stated that the Administrative Officer's ideas do not conform to his
understanding of what happened at last night's meeting. He was surprised to discover
that the Board had asked Mr. J ohnson to meet with them and discuss only one
of the many problems they had submJ.tted to the Board. When asked how he reached
the 10% level, he said Mr. Johnson said he averaged the pay for deputy only . Based
on that average, he determined that the increase of 10% was justified, and the
Association takes exception to that. Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Sergeant has a
pay range of $799-971, and Orange County has a starting salary for Sergeant $20
higher; the lowest pay for a Sergeant is $20 more than the pay for a Sergeant here.
This disparity follows all through the pay scales and the Association has a continuing,
unjustified variance. When all pay scales are added together, they have about
10-20% disparity. A 15% increase across the Board average would justify the pay
for all of them,he said. The Association representatives had gone to the meeting
last night in good faith to negotiate their proposals with the Board of Supervisors,
but they were told by Mr.Johnson that the Board had directed him not to enter into
any negotiations with the Association representatiyes but only to tell them what
his salary position was. They tried to explore all o~ the other proposals, but all
of these efforts were rejected. However, they did talk about uniform allowance.
Educational incentive and overtime pay were not even discussed. Mr. johnson said
the pay scale would start January 1, 1971, but this would be very unfair because
they are always six months behind. The 15% for the first six months would be satisfactory
but the r est of the year would reflect an average or below average. Again,
he reiterated that the men should be entitled to a living wage scale. They stand
prepared at any time to enter into negotiations with the Board on all of their proposals.
They are very reluctant to walk out on Thursday but there is no choice.
These demands have been submitted to the Board many times, and they must be resolved.
The Association is having a meeting this evening at 7 p.m. They see no change but
to walk out absent some change in the Board's position.
President DaFoe read a letter addressed to him from the Sheriff's clerical
personnel, supporting the cause 100% as indicated by their signatures. He said law
enforcement is a profession not just another County department. There is no way to
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make a valid comparison of the Sheriff's people with any kind of County department.
17;1/2% of the County Sheriff's personnel have more than five years of experience,
and there is an unbelievable turnover. The cost to recruit and train personnel is .
tremendous, and a waste to the taxpayers. They have kept in touch with most of them
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who have left the department and over 75% have gone into law e nforcement departments
elsewhere, so the County cost t o train personnel and leave benefits the other
counties, not Santa Barbara, yet Santa Barbara bears the cost.
R. D. Johnson, Administrative Officer, made a rebuttal to Attorney Ghitterman'
s statement. He said that last evening when he asked for a justification of the,
I Association's position with r egard to their demand for a 15% increase, this was ex-
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planned and this is not consistent with the salary survey approach that is the established
policy of this County. He had pointed out to them that if this increase were
granted, this would place Santa Barbara at a higher salary figure than any of the
other comparable -agencies. On the turnover rate, records of the Personnel office
reveal a turnover rate for the Sheriff's Department of one-half the turnover rate
for the whole County.
Attorney Ghitterman said they are not getting adequate wages and this must
be corrected and justified. The pay scale .for patrolman will be higher than any of
the other comparable agencies with the 15% increase but only fp r :s ix months - what
happens between July and January? He filed copies of the wage scales for the eight
comparable counties with the Cler~.
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Supervisor Callahan asked if this 15% increase would apply for Deputy
Sheriff only, and Mr. Johnson replied that as administration sees it, the 10%' which
is indicated is based upon the salaries for the class of Deputy Sheriff and in order
to maintain operation, they would have to provide this amount of adjustment for all
levels of the law enforcement series. Administration has been ahead of schedule
and expect~o get further review of command levels because this is a part of the
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salary survey that is not completed as yet.
The Board recessed at 2:25 o'clock, p.m. to meet in Executive Session,
and reconvened .at 3:20 o'clock, p.m.; and the roll was called.
I Present: Supervisors George H. Clyde, Joe J. Callahan,
Daniel G. Grant, Francis H. Beattie, and Curtis Tunnell;
and J. E. Lewis, Clerk. I
Supervisor Clyde in the Chair
Chairman Clyde announced that the Board has been. in Executive Session
discussing the requests of the Sheriff's Benefit * Relief Association, and has
. directed the Administrative Officer, Director of Personnel, and County Counsel to
meet and confer with representat~ves of the. Association to discuss recounnendations
to be made to the Board of Supervisors concerning requests of the Association, with
a report to be made before the Board of Supervisors this afternoon at 4:30 p.m.
The Board recessed at 3:30 o'clock, p.m., and reconvened at 4:30 o'clock,
p.m.; and the roll was called.
Present: Supervisors George H. Clyde, Joe J. Callahan,
Daniel G. Grant, Francis H. Beattie, and Curtis Tunnell;
and J. E. Lewis, Clerk
Supervisor Clyde in the Chair
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The Administrative office requested the Board's indulgence to further
continue the meeting of September 14, 1970, until 2 p.m. Wednesday, September 16 ,
1970, in order to afford the negotiating committee additional time in which to
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negotiate.
The Chairman declared that the regular meeting of September 14, 1970 be,
and the same is hereby, duly and regularly continued to Wednesday, September 15,
1970, at 2 o'clock, p.m.
Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, Wednesday, September 16, 1970,
at 2 o'clock, p.m.
Present: Supervisors George H. Clyde, Joe J. Callahan,
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Daniel G. Grant, Francis H. Beattie, and Curtis Tunnell;
and J. E. Lewis, Clerk
Supervisor Clyde in the Chair
efit In the Matter of Request of Sheriff's Benefit * Relief Association for
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Wage and Benefit Consideration.
The Chairman announced that the Board will first hear a report from the
Administrative Officer resulting from the discussion with the representatives of
the Sheriff's Benefit * Relief Association.
The Administrative Officer, R. D. Johnson, read from his letter addressed
to the Board, dated September 16; 1970. He stated that, as directed by the Board,
they have met and conferred with representatives of the Sheriff's Benefit * Relief
Association, and have discussed salaries and fringe benefits. As a result of these
meetings, the County staff has agreed to base recommendations upon salaries and
employee benefits that are currently in effect in tqe eight counties identified in
the G-K survey. They have mutually considered and discussed each of the points set
forth in the Association's letter dated September 2, 1970, with enclosures. On the
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basis of the data used for administration's survey, they are recommending, effective
January 1, 1971, a 10% salary increase for the class of Deputy Sheriff and 121/2% for
all other classes of sworn personnel up to and including the rank of Inspector.
They are also recommending that the uniform maintenance allowance be set at $4.50
per bi-weekly pay period. In the matter of overtime, they are recommending a change
fr' om the existing policy to privide that during declared emergencies, all sworn
personnel up to and including the rank of Inspector should be compensated for overtime ,
in cash at the rate of time. and one-half. As a further matter, they have agreed to
recommend that future salary adjustments be made effective July 1, 1971.
The Sheriff's Benefit *Relief Association did not see fit to accept these
recommendations, and terminated the discussions shortly before 12:00 noon.
Mr. Johnson stated that the salary adjustment date in the future recommended
for July 1, 1971 would include all County personnel. However, administration has
not had time to discuss this matter with other employee groups, and will schedule
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meetings to discuss this. Salary adjustments would be made in January, 1971 and
again on July 1, 1971, for all empioyees. ,
Attorney Ghittermarireiterated statements made to the Board earlier about
meeting to negotiate and discuss the Association's terms but there has been no
negotiation. They had presented to Mr. Johnson the act that they had asked for
a 15% wage increase for January 1, 1971, to be carried forward to July 1, when they
would expect some adjustment which would keeu them at the average level of the eight
counties, but were unable to reach an agreement on that except the principle of
how the adjustment would be made in July. If it is fair on January 1, there appears
to be no legitimate reason why it should not be fair today. He proceeded to show
pay scale charts on the screen, with comparison of other counties, showing that as
of July 1, Santa Barbara County was 10% below the average so something must be done
for the 6-month period. To be exactly fair, the Board would have to give 20% increase
on January 1, but the Association is only asking for 15%. It appears to be
a policy of the Board to grant half of the back log. It is unacceptable that this
policy be continued and that is part of the reason for their opposition. The
adjustment date should be the same as all the other counties as long as we are tied
to the eight-county sample. In computing the difference between the 10% and 15%
increase, it was found that the cost to the County would be less than one cent on
the tax roll, or less than $40 ,000.
The uniform allowanceisfair, he said; and there is a problem about the
bi-weekly pay period but this can be taken up later. On over time, it is trivial
to limit coumand personnel to overtime in declared emer gencies because they so rarely
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get involved in other situations. There is nothing on educational incen~ive pay or
longevity. They ar e willing to give up their request on educational incentive pay
to get the 15% increase. On longevity, something should be done for the 17-1/2% of
service to retain their services instead of losing them to other counties. It would
cost the County about $15,000 which is only one quarter of one cent on the tax roll.
Mr. Burdick reappeared before the Board to emphasize the point that he is
impressed that the negotiations that took place yesterday and this morning wer e
meaningful and substantial negotiation.s, and an improvement in the ''climate''. Agreement
has been reached on the most fundamental problem that was facing everyone -
what is an acceptable formula and is a reasonable and legitimate way of applying that
Everyone should be congratulated for having solved this very fundamental problem,
as it will mean a great deal in the future in this coumunity and result in very
meaningful benefits. The ''hangup'' lies in the question of whether or not there is
a Board policy which prevents in full the application of that agreed upon formula as
of right now. The Board's representative (Administrative Officer) feels constrained
by an existing Board policy that says adjustments are made in January. He is willing
to recoumend an increase to put the deputies on the level of equality with the eight
counties January 1, 1971, but he feels powerless to arrive at a figure that would
make it effective today. Mr . Johnson should be relieved of this constraint and if
the Board feels that it is fair and reasonable in January, that the Board permit it
to be applied today. If that is accomplished, the very few remaining issues that
r emain in the negotiations can be $traightened out this afternoon
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Mr. Burdick requested the Board to look at it from that standpoint as
being a reasonable, fair and sound approach.
Supervisor Tunnell mentioned that the Board was given an ultimatum on
Monday that settlement must be reached by Thursday at 2 p.m. or the Sheriff's people
would walk out. Some progress has been made and some points resolved. He indicated
the Association was still willing and anxious to negotiate and work together in an
attempt to resolve the remaining problems. He asked Attorney Ghitterman if the
Association has rejected out-right the recommendation of the Administrative Officer,
and that the ultimatum is still on about walking out tommorrow unless the Associatiorls
wishes are met. Attorney Ghitterman replied that they are here to negotiate and
talk about this and get it straightened out - resolve their problems. Tomorrow is
another day and they will cross that bridge when they get to it. The Association
Board has the membership support.
Supervisor Tunnell contended that it is one thing to negotiate in good
faith on both sizes, but it is a little different to work under threat of a deadline
and threat of a walk out by the Sheriff's Department in this County with unknown
consequences. This makes it different as public safety in this county is
being dealt with in times of uncertainty with trouble spots around the county. This
Board is trying to be fair, honest and sincere to work out some very important
personnel problems.
Mr. Burdick reappeared with regard to the continuation of the negotiations
in the hope that the walk out can be averted. He indicated that the Sheriff's
personnel do not want this Board to arrive at any decision that is not reasonable.
The background is that the problem is not in a sense of a threat but a sense that
these men have virtually exhausted every avenue of assistance
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Supervisor Callahan asked if the strike could be called off now for tomorrow
ahd Attorney Ghitterman said they have a meeting at 7 p.m. tonight. The Association
will present the package tonight in the most favorable light.
The Board r ecessed at 2:40 o'clock, p.m., to meet in Executive Session,
and reconvened at 3:25 p.m.; and the roll was called.
Present: Supervisors Joe J. Callahan, Daniel G. Gr ant,
Francis H. Beattie, and Curtis Tunnell; and J. E. Lewis, Clerk.
Absent: Supervisor George H. Clyde
Supervisor Callahan as Vice-Chairman
Vice-Chairman Callahan announced that the Board of Supervisors has reviewed
and studied the recommendations of the Administrative Officer, and has directed him
to meet again with the Association representatives for further discussion and report
back to the Board at 4:30 o'clock, p.m.
The Board recessed at 3:30 o'clock, p.m., to reconvene at 4:30 o'clock,
p.m.
At 4:30 o'clock, p.m., the Board reconvened, and the roll was called.
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Present: Joe J. Callahan, Daniel G. Grant, Francis H.
Beattie, and Cur tis Tunnell; and J. E. Lewis, Clerk.
Absent: George H. Clyde. - .
Supervisor Callahan as Vice-Chairman
R. D. Johnson, the Administrative Officer, report~d that after meeting
again with representatives of the Sheriff's Association, and further examining
and reviewing the data on which his reconmendations were made, he proceeded to make
the following recommendations:
1) That effective January 1, 1971, the sworn officers and deputy
sheriffs through the rank of and including Inspector be granted a 12-1/2% salary
increase. Also effective January 1, 1971, to establish a rate of $4.50 for uniform
maintenance allowance under a bi-weekly payroll system, or $io.oo per month on the
present monthly payroll system.
2) That on overtime policy, recommendation for a change from the
existing policy that during, declared emergency ,all-.sworn personnel up to and including
the position of Inspector be compensated for overtime, in cash, at the rate of
one and one-half times.
3) That on salary adjustments, the new date be set effective July
1, 1971,
Attorney Ghitterman stated that following the proposal submitted by
the Administrative Officer, the Association Board of Directors in caucus voted
three to two, a majority, to reject the proposal of the Ad.minis trative Officer.
There-will be an Association meeting at 7 p.m. this evening. Attorney Ghitterman
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expressed the hope that the Board would retire now in Executive Session and further
negotiate and try to resolve the problems. The proposal, as read by the Administrative
Officer, will be presented and read to those present tonight at the Association
meeting. He indicated they a r e willing to negotiate right up to the 7 p.m. meeting
time.
Supervisor Callahan asked if they would be willing to continue negotiations
until next Monday, and Attorney Ghitterman replied that he can only submit this
reconmendation to the membership tonight.
Supervisor Tunnell asked for a comment as to whether or not the Association
will be able to lift the strike as some of the Board members have commitments to
be out of town tomorrow. He wondered if the Association would have their position
lowered by extending the strike deadline for a few days beyond tomorrow, and Attorney
Ghitterm.an said the Association has made its position clear .
Association Board members held a caucus for five minutes and the Board
resumed its meeting.
Attorney Ghitterman announced that the Board will recommend to the Association
that the dead line be postponed from Thursday at 2 p.m. to Monday at midnight
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at the Association meeting tonight, and by 7:30 p.m. tonight, they will advise Mr.
Johnson whether or not the Association accepts or rejects his recommendation. If
the recommendation is accepted, they will come in and negotiate again or come back
to t ry to negotiate through-out the night to gain a resolution. If they reject the
recommendation to postpone the deadline, they will be back here this evening so
that they can commence negotiating again and try to reach some conclusion and will
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be back here this evening so that they can commence negotiating again and try to
reach some conclusion and will continue to negotiate as long as it is deemed
necessary.
Supervisor Beattie said he felt the recommendation of the Administrative
Officer was very fair for the Sheriff's Department and that the Board has acted in
good faith.
Attorney Ghitterman pointed out that the Association meeting tonight is
designed to deal with the question of whether or not the strike deadline should be
postponed until Monday at midnight. If the Association accepts this recommendation,
this will enable them to meet further with administration perhaps so they can
present a unanimous recounnendation from ther Board. He reiterated that his Association
Board voted three to two against the Administrative Officer's recommendation.
If they submit that to the Association tonight and it is turned down, there is no
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purpose i n a postponement.
The Board recessed at 5:20 o'clock, p.m. to meet in Executive Session, and
reconvened at 5:30 o'clock, p.m., and the roll was called.
Present: Supervisors Joe J. Callahan, Daniel G. Grant,
Francis H. Beattie, and Curtis Tunnell.
Absent: George H. Clyde.
Supervisor Callahan as Vice-Chairman
Vice-Chairman Callahan announced that the Board requests a delay in the
strike deadline until Monday, September 21, 1970, at midnight, and that the meeting
will be adjourned to Monday, September 21, 1970, at 9:30 o'clock, a.m.
Attorney Ghitterman inquired if is understood from that statement that the
Board has given new direction and new instructions with the Administrative Officer
as a negotiating team, and Vice-Chairman Callahan replied that the Association people
can continue to negotiate; the Board of Supervisors has not given Mr. Johnson, the
Administrative Officer, any new instructions other than the recommendation that was
submitted earlier. Attorney Ghitterman said that if no new directions have been
given the Administrative Officer, it would be pointless to make any extension of
the deadline on the atrike to Monday at midnight.; they will just submit the split
recommendation of the Association Board of Directors on the Administrative Officer's
recommendation, and not consider the strike deadline extension.
Vice-Chairman Callahan stated that the BQard of Supervisors decided in
' Executive Session that its members request the Association to delay the strike
deadline to next Monday at midnight and adjourn this Board meeting to the next
regular meeting time on Monday, September 21, 1970, at 9:30 o'clock, a.m.
Attorney Ghitterman stated, in closing, that .if the Association membership
accepts the County's recounnendation, there will be no problem tomorrow; if
they don't, there will be trouble.
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September 14, 1970
Upon motion the Board adjourned sine die
The foregoing minutes are hereby approved. ,
rman,
ATTEST:
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LEWIS ourtty Clerk
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNTY OF SANTA BARBARA
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
CALL FOR A SPECIAL MEETING
Section 54956 - Government Code
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We, the undersigned members of the Board of Supervisors .of the County of
Santa Barbara, State of California, believing that the interests of the County require
that a special meeting of the Board of Supervisors be called to attend thereto.
It is ordered that a special meeting of the Board of Supervisors of the
County of Santa Barbara, State of California, be and the same is hereby called for
September 18, 1970, at 9:30 o'clock, a.m., in the meeting room of said Board, Court
House, Santa Barbara, California.
The following is the business to be transacted at said meeting, to-wit:
Report of Admin In the Matter of the Report of the Administrative Officer on the Strike
Officer on the
Strike of the of the Deputy Sheriffs and Related Matters.
De outy Sheriffs &
Related Matt ers
I Dated September 18, 1970 s I JOE J ft CAI .I .AHAN
Board of Supervisors of the County
s/ CURTIS TlINNE[J.
of Santa Barbara, State of California s I DANIEJ. G. GRANT
Date of Service of Notice to s/ FRANCIS H. BEATTIE
Board Members September 18, 1970
.
Date of Service of Notice to
' Newspaper September 18, 1970
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In the Matt r
Repo r t of
September 14, 1970
Present: Supervisors Joe J. Call~han, Daniel G. Grant,
Francis H. Beattie, and Curtis Tunnell; and J. E. Lewis, Clerk.
Absent: Supervisor George H. Clyde
Supervisor Callahan as Vice-Chairman
In the Matter of Report of the Administrative Officer on the
Admin Offic r~ Strike of the Deputy Sheriffs and Related Matters.
on Str ike o
the Deouty
Sheriffs an
R. D. Johnson, Administrative Officer, read from a prepared
Related Mat err eport that, after many hours of negotiation with the Sheriff's Benefit and Relief
~
Association, and in conjunction with the California State Board of Conciliation
Service, the County representatives and the Sheriff's Benefit and Relief Association
representatives met until 4:00 A.M. this morning to prepare a memorandum of understanding,
which is jointly recommended to the Board of Supervisors for consideration.
The points of this memorandum are as shown on the attached sheets.
Mr. Johnson introduced Mr. Louis Gilbert from the California
State Conciliation Service, who proved to be a very fine, effective person to preside
over the meeting on negotiations last evening. The following points of memorandum of
understanding were outlined, as follows:
1) 12-1/2% salary increase for all ranks, except Sheriff and
Undersheriff, effective December 1, 1970.
2) A new review date for salaries for any adjustments to be
effective July 1, 1971, using the mean data of the eight-county sample.
3) Uniform allowance of $4.50 per bi-weekly pay period or $10
per month until the bi-weekly payroll system is implemented. This change to be
.
effective January 1, 1971.
4) Extension of the overtime policy for all ranks except Inspectors
and command officers of the administrative and technical division, except during
declared emergencies when the overtime policy will apply.
5) Educational incentive to be adjusted to read as follows:
2-1/2% for Intermediate P.O.S.T. certificate or A.A. degree with additional 2-1/2%
for 30 additional semester units in specific fields. 7-1/2% for a bachelor's degree
or advanced P.O.S.T. certificate, plus an additional 2-1/2% for 30 additional semester
units in specified fields to be effective January 1, 1971 .
6) Application of the vacation plan as worked out ~ith the Santa
Barbara County Employees Association, which will basically be as follows: 12 working
days per year for the first four years; 15 working days per year for the 5th
through the 14th year; 20 working days per year for 15 or more years of service.
This policy to be effective January 1, 1971.
7) A withdrawal of all law suits, no punitive actions to be
taken against the deputies and other officers and the use of compensatory, holiday
or accrued vacation to be e l igible for use during a period of absence, since 2 p.m.
on Thursday, September 17, 1970.
September 18, 1970
Mr. Johnson reported that one of the elements of this recommendation
(accelerated vacation schedule) was something which was negotiated with the S. B.
County Employees Association and something upon which they have prepared a memorandum
of understanding which had been intended to be presented at a later date. It
has been under a long period of study with the Employees Association and it deserves
credit for a lot of work on this particular fringe benefit modification which is
being recommended. He found that this particular element of change in fringe benefits
aided them materially in working out a satisfactory agreement with the Sheriff's
Benefit and Relief Association.
Mr. Johnson said that this morning this memorandum of understanding was
agreed upon that the members of the Sheriff's Association Board unanimously voted
to support this agreement and will take it back to the Association membership and
encourage its adoption and everybody informed that the membership vote has been to
agree to the terms of the agreement.
In closing, Mr. Johnson requested the Board to adopt these conditions and
allow the strike to be terminated and the men in the Sheriff's Department return to
their jobs.
Supervisor Beattie requested the Board to recess to meet in Executive
Session as he had not seen these recommended conditions before that were presented
by the Administrative Officer.
Mr. Johnson elaborated on the fact that what has been proposed here on the
philosophy and implementation of this would extend to all County employees and
departments and administration would propose that the salary adjustment and survey
be completed so it would be presented for Board consideration to also become effective
December 1, 1970.
President DaFoe indicated he is in concurrence with the Administrative
Officer and has a statement to read following the Board's decision.
The Board recessed at 9:50 a.m. to meet in Executive Session, and reconvened
at 11:08 a.m., and the roll was called.
Present: Supervisors Joe J. Callahan, Daniel G. Grant, Francis H. Beattie,
and Curtis Tunnell; and J. E. Lewis, Clerk.
Supervisor Callah~n as Vice-Chairman
Vice-Chairman Callahan announced that in view of the fact that Chairman
Clyde is in the hospital undergoing minor surgery since yesterday, it is deemed
advisable that the Administrative Officer and Director of Personnel contact him
and explain to him fully the recormnendations that the Administrative Officer has
made to the four members of the Board of Supervisors this morning, and the Board
will recess until 1:30 p.m. to get a reaction to the recommendations that has been
made from Chairman Clyde.
The Board recessed at 11:10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
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September 18, 1970
At 1:30 p.m., the Board reconvened and the roll was called.
Present: Supervisors Joe J. Callahan, Daniel G. Grant,
Francis H. Beattie, and Curtis Tunnell; and J. E. Lewis, Clerk. --
Absent: Supervisor George H. Clyde.
Supervisor Callahan as Vice-Chairman
Vice-Chairman Callahan asked for a report from the Administrative Officer's
visit with Chairman Clyde, and the Administrative Officer indicated he would submit
his report in Executive Session.
The Bocg-d recessed to meet in_E~~tive Session, and reconvened at 1:40
p.m., and the roll was called.
Present: Supervisors Joe J. Callahan, Daniel G. Grant,
Francis H. Beattie, and Curtis Tunnell, and J. E.
Lewis , Clerk-.
Absent: Supervisor George H. Clyde
Supervisor Callahan as Vice-Chairman
Vice-Chairman Callahan announced that the Board has received the recoDDilendation
of Chairman Clyde who is in the hospital, and requested the Administrative
Officer to again read the conditions that have been submitted to the Board for consideration
and approval, and the Administrative Officer proceeded to again read
the seven conditions.
Mr. Johnson said that is the agreement that administration has reached
with the Sheriff s Benefit " Relief Association. He understands the membership.:has
approved these terms. Mr. Johnson stated that Chairman Clyde agreed with the complete
list of conditions.
President John DaFo~ said the membership of the Sheriff's Benefit " Relief
Association has voted to accept the l,.isted conditions in a near-unanimous action.
The list of conditions were received by them this morning at 9:30 a.m. from the
Administrative Officer, they have been considered fully, and the Association endorses
them fully.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the recomnendation of the Administrative
Officer to accept the seven conditions, as hereinabove-indicated be, and the same is
hereby, confirmed; and County staff take the necessary action to implement these
provi s i ons.
President John DaFoe proceeded to read from a prepared statement. He
stated they realize they put the Board and County in an extremely pr-ecarious and
awkward position, but after much though, they were compelled to take this reluctant
stand. He expressed appreciation for the sincere effort made to resolve the
problems. He commended the Administrative Officer for his recoDDilendations, the
Assistant Administrative Officer, Paul Floyd, Director of Personnel, Wilbur Wagstaff,
Approval of Minute
September 18, 1970
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Assistant County Counsel Robert Curiel as well as Mr. Gilbert from the California
State Conciliation Board.
Vice-Chairman Callahan said that the Board members deserve some thanks as
a team for their patience exercised in keeping the negotiations open to resolve this
problem as long as they possibly could. He hoped that out of all this harmony will
prevail.
Supervisor Beattie thanked the administrative staff for their efforts in
bringing this problem to an end, and coonn.ended the Coonn.ittee from the Sheriff's
Association who conferred with them. And the Board has a right to expect a day's
work for a day's pay.
Supervisor Tunnell endorsed the remarks made by the other Supervisors.
However, he regretted very much that Santa Barbara County has achieved the very
doubtful distinction of having the first Sheriff's Department in the State,walk off
their jobs.
Supervisor Grant expressed appreciation for the assistance rendered by Mr.
Gilbert.
. . .
Upon motion the Board adjourned sine die.
The foregoing Minutes are hereby approved.
G GE H. E, Chair;man,
Board of pervisors
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LEWIS, Coun
Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of ~!!_fornia, Septe~er 21, 1970, at 9:30
o'clock, a.m.
Present: Supervisors Joe J. Callahan, Daniel G.
Grant, Francis H. Beattie, and Curtis Tunnell;
. and J. E. Lewis, Clerk-.
Absent: Supervisor George H. Clyde
Vice Chairman Callahan in the Chair
In the Matter of Approval of Minutes of September 14, 1970 Meeting.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie,
and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the reading of the minutes of September
14, 1970 meeting be dispensed with and approved without reading
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Goleta Union
School Dist
Negotiable /
Notes (7)
$700, 000.
Solvang Scho 1
District 1
Ne~otiable I
Note $60, 000
September 21, 1970
In the Matter of Issuance of Seven Negotiable Notes of Goleta Union School
District for Aggregate Amount of $700,000.00.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO. 70-582
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
I
In the Matter of Issuance of One Negotiable Note of Solvang School District,
1
for $60,000.00.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO. 70-583
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
Condemnation
of Ethel r
Proctor, et
SBCC 89570
dismissed
In the Matter of Resolution Authorizing County Counsel to Dismiss Condem-
1 nation Action against Ethel Proctor, et al, on Real Property for Ro~d Purposes
(Parcels 1 ~ 2, Elwood Acres No. 2, S.B.S.C. #89570).
Execution of
1 year leas7
Agreem' t
William E.
MCCul l ough ,
et ux
Probation
Dept Office
Space
Disollution
of Special Fire Pro1
tection Zone
No . 7
Upon motion of .Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO. 70-584
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
I n the Matter of Execution of One-Year Lease Agreement between the County
and William E. McCullough, et ux, for Probation Dept. Office Space at 1006 Anacapa
Street, Santa Barbara, at $700.00 per month, Commencing September 15, 1970.
Upon motion of .Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman and Clerk be, and they are
hereby, authorized and directed to execute a one-year lease agreement between the
County of Santa Barbara and William E. McCullough, et ux, for Probation Dept. Office
space at 1006 Anacapa
tember 15, 1970.
Street, Santa Barbara, at $700.00 per month, commencing Sep-
It is further ordered that the Auditor be, and he is hereby, authorized
and directed to draw the necessary warrants for the rental payments in the amount
of $700.00 per.month in favor of William E. McCullough and Gertrude E. McCullough,
c/o Beaver-Free Corporation, P. O. Box 1268, Santa Barbara, Calif. 93102, Attention
of Mr. James L. Free, Jr. Said warrants should be drawn upon submission of the
Demand of Payment form, as submitted by the Lessors, each and every month.
In the Matter of Declaring the Intention of the Board of Supervisors to
Abolish Special Fire Protection Zone No. 7 in the Santa Barbara County Fire Protection
District (Vandenberg-Mission Hill s Area).
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO. 70-585
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
Apnointment of
Election Of fi~ers
& Designating
Pollin~ Places
for Nov 3, 1970
Gen ' l Election
I
September 21, 1970
In the Matter of Appointment of Ele. ction Officers and Designating Polling
Places for November 3, 1970 General Election.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
.
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the above-entitled matter be, and the same
is hereby, continued to Monday, September 28, 1970.
Amendment of cont r ct In the Matter of Amendment of Contract with MacDonald Corporation, General
MacDonald ~orpora on
Santa Maria Public Contractors for Construction of Santa Maria Public Health Center, 900 West Foster
Heal th Center
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Plans and Specs
Tor o 'Janyon Par
I
Rd., Santa Maria, Santa Barbara County, California, Project 460 HC.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO. 70-586
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Approval of Plans and Specifications for Construction of
Comfort Station #1, Toro Canyon Park, Santa Barbara County, California.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the plans and specifications for construction
of Comfort Station #1, Toro Canyon Park, Santa Barbara County, California, be, and
they are hereby, approved. .
It is further ordered that bids be received for said project on or before
October 15, 1970, at 3 o'clock, p.m., and that the advertisement for bids to be
published in the Santa Barbara News-Press, a newspaper of general circulation, as
follows, to-wit:
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
NOTICE is hereby given that the County of Santa Barbara will receive bids
for -
''Comfort Station No. 1, Toro Canyon Park, Santa Barbara
County, California''
Each bid will be in accordance with drawings and specifications approved by
the Board of Supervisors and on file in the OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS,
COUNTY ENGINEERING BUll.DING, 123 EAST ANAPAMU STREET, SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA,
WHERE THEY MAY BE EXAMINED AND COPIES SECURED BY PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS
Pursuant to the provisions of Section 1773 of the Labor Code of the State
of California (Amended by Statutes 1968, Chapter 699, Paragraph 1, operative July 1,
1969) the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara has directed the pub- .
lishing of the prevailing rate of wages with a copy of the same being on file at
the office of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors.
EACH BID SHALL BE MADE OUT ON A FORM TO BE OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OF THE
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS; shall be accompanied by a certified or cashier's check
or bid bond for ten (10) perc~nt of the amount of the bid, made payable to the order
of the Treasurer of Santa Barbara County, Santa Barbara, California; shall be sealed
and received in the Office of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara
County, County Administration Building, 105 East Anapamu Street, Santa Barbara,
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Purchasing
.~gent auth
Dispose of
Surolus Pro
(
September 21, 1970
California, 93104, on or before 3:00 P.M. on the 15th day of October , 1970 , and will
be opened and publicly read aloud at 3:00 P .M. of the day in the Board of Supervisors'
Confer ence Room located on the 4th floor of the Santa Barbar a County Administration
Building.
The above mentioned check or bond shal l be given as a guar antee that the
bidder will enter into the contract if awarded to him and will be declared forfeited
if the successful bidder refuses to enter into said contract after being requested
so to do by the Board of Supervisors of said County.
The Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County reserves the right to
reject any or all bids or waive any informality in a bid.
No bidder may withdraw his bid for a period of thirty (30) days after the
date set fo r the opening ther eof.
Dated: September 21, 1970.
s I JI E. LEWIS (SEAT,)
County Clerk
Santa Barbara, California
In the Matter of Request of Purchasing Agent for Authorization to Dispose
of Surplus Property.
erty
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the request of the Purchasing Agent, dated
September 16, 1970, for authorization to donate obsolete surplus Santa Barbara and
Santa Maria Hospital equipment no longer suitable for resale, as follows , to the
Direct Relief Foundation for distribution to underprivileged hospitals, with con-
currence of the County Counsel, be, and the same is hereby, , approved:
(see page 53)
(for list)
Exec 0 ~ con r In the Matter of Execution of Contract between the County and the Los
Los Alamos
Coordinatin Alamos Coordinating Council for Purpose of Advertising County Resources for Fiscal
Co mcil
FY 1970- 71 Year 1970-71 for an Amount not to Exceed $250.00.
not exceed
$250. 00 Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
I carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO. 70-587
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FilE)
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Execution 0 In the Matter of Execution of Contract between the County and the Santa
CFaoinrt r FYS M1 9 7 _ Maria Fair for Purpose of Advertising County Resources for Fiscal Year 1970-71 for
71 not exce d
$2 , 500 . 00 an Amount not to Exceed $2,500.00.
I
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanjmously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUfION NO. 70-588
(ORIGINAL IN.PERMANENT FilE)
September 21, 1970
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Troop #1 , Bov Scou In the Matter of Execution of Permit to Troop #1, Boy Scouts of America,
of America Mission
Council exec of Mission Council, for Use of County Bowl for Purpose of Selling Christmas Trees
permit use Co Bowl .
sell Christmas Tre during Period of December 1 through December 25, 1970.
I Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell , seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman and Clerk be, and th- ey are
hereby, authorized to execute a Permit to Troop #1, Boy Scouts of America, Mission
Council, for use of the County Bowl for the purpose of selling Christmas trees
during period of December 1 through December 25, 1970; and the Director of Resources
and Collections be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to deposit the fee
of $25.00 to the General Fund.
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RECEIVED FROM SANTA BARBARA GEUERAL HOSPITAL
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NO . TAG NO . QUANTITY DESCRIPTION
l . 4074 l Bed
2 . 1924 l Hi gh Chair ( ~Jooden)
3. 14814 1 Incubator
4. 1981 1 Incubator
5. 1147 4 l Sterilizer
6 . 20384 1 Bu cke t (ki ck)
7. 7458 1 Ch ai r (dental)
8 . 8587 1 X- Ray Table
9. 8593 l X- Ray Unit
l 0. 8461 l Bed (Simmons)
1 l . 8453 .,
I Bed (Simmons)
l 2 . 8425 1 Bed
WITHOUT TAG NOS .
1 3. l Refrige rator (F ri gidai re)
l 4. 1 Wa s htub
l 5. 1 Rad io (AM)
1 6. 1 Bed
l 7 . l Bed
1 8. 1 Bed
l 9. l Bed
20 .
l Bed
21 . 1 Bathtub \Ii th ro 11 e rs
22. 0- Chair (~Jooden)
23 . l Oven
24 . 1 Radio
. . .
SANTA BARBARA GENERAL HOSPITAL
NO .
2 5.
26 .
27 .
28 .
29 .
30.
31 .
32 .
33.
34.
35.
36 .
37 .
38 .
39 .
40 .
41 .
42 .
43 .
44 .
45 .
46 .
47 .
48 .
16631
QUANTITY
1
2
1
l
1
1
1
1
1
2
I
,
I
1
1
l
1
2
l
l
2
1
l
1
l
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Page 2
DESCRIPTION
Bath and Wh irlpool
Stool (Metal)
Basa l Stand
Centri 'i'"uge
Sterilizer with Cabinet
Te le vision
Iron Lung
Table (Wooden)
Ca binet (Bedside , Wooden)
Beds
Sink
High Chair
Potty Chair
Walke r
Refrigerator (Copeland)
Refrige rator (Copeland)
Chairs (student - wooden)
Dryer
Table (wooden, rolling)
Vaporizer (Col son)
Patient Lifc
Tent, Oxygen
Vaporizer (Colson)
Paraffin Bath
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Release vv
Claims
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Release of
County Clai
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Release of
County Cla
I
Release of
County Clai~
I
September 21, 1970
ln the Matter of Execution of Release of All County Clai.t:._ !: r D~mages to
County Property Resulting from Vehicular Accfdent, in the Amount of $19.00
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman and Clerk be, and they are
hereby, authorized and directed to execute a Release of all County claims for damages
to County property resulting from a vehicular accident, as follows:
Beverly Engstrom, Aug. 16, 1970,
Redwood Ave. East of Hillview Road.
It is further ordered that the Director, Department of Resources * Collections
be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to deposit the draft received in
full settlement. therefor to the Road Fund
In the Matter of Execution of Release of All County Clajms for Dmages to
County Property Resulting from Vehicular Accident, in the Amount of $11.46.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman and Clerk be, and they are
hereby, authorized and directed to execute a Release of all County clajms for
damages to County property resulting from a vehicular accident, as follows:
Sgt. William Allan Graeber, July 5,
1970, Lompoc Casmalia Road.
It is further ordered that the Director, Department of Resources * Collections
be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to deposit the draft received in
full settlement therefor to the Road Fund.
In the Matter of Execution of Release of All County Claims for Damages
to County Property Resulting from Vehicular Accident, in the Amount of $236.03.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is o.rdered that the Chairman and Clerk be, and they are hereby,
authorized and directed to execute a Release of all County claims for damages to
County property resulting from a vehicular accident, as follows:
Helen Emily McKeague, July 9, 1970,
Foxen Canyon Road.
It is further ordere'd that the Director, Department of Resources * Collections
be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to deposit the draft received in
full settlement therefor to the Road Fund.
In the Matter of Execution of Release of All County Claims for Damages to
County Property Resulting from Vehicular Accident, in the Amount of $14.72.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman and Clerk be, and they are
hereby, authorized and directed to execute a Release of all County claims for damages
to County property resulting from a vehicular accident, as follows:
April Diane Monroe/Robert G. Monroe,
Lompoc/Casmalia Road, August 6, 1970
It is further ordered that the Director, Department of Resources ~ Collect-
ions be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to deposit the draft received in
full settlement therefor to the Road Fund.
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I
Release of Co
Claims
I
September 21, 1970
In the Matter of Execution of Release of All County Claims for. Damages to
County Property Resulting from Vehicular Accident, in the Amount of $24.08.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman and Clerk be, and they are
Release of Co
Claims
I
hereby, authorized and directed to execute a Release of all County claims for
damages to County property resulting from a vehicular accident, as follows:
Wendy Koch Wheeler, July 28, 1970,
Lompoc-Casmalia Road.
It is further ordered that the Director, Department of Resources ~ Collections
be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to deposit the draft received
in full settlement therefor to the Road Fund.
In the Matter of Execution of Release of All County Claims for Damages to
County Vehicle Resulting from Vehicular Accident, in the Amount of $68.25.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman and Clerk be, and they are
hereby, authorized and directed to execute a Release of all County claims for damages
to County vehicle resulting from a vehicular accident, as follows:
Gid Howdeshell, August 4, 1970,
6396 Hollister Ave., Goleta.
It is further ordered that the Director, Department of Resources ~ Collect-
ions be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to deposit the draft received in
full settlement therefor to the Transportation Working Capital Fund.
Proclaiming Week o In the Matter of Proclaiming Week of September 21st Constitutional Obser-
~tember 21st Constitutional vance Week.
Observance Week
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Exec of R/W Contr
Ronald L. Acquista
pace and Louis ;
Brown Rd I
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO. 70-589
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT Fll.E)
In the Matter of Execution of Right of Way Contract between the County and
Ronald L. Acquistapace and Lois M. Acquistapace in connection with Brown Road Project
No. 5016. 2, Parcel No. 5016.2-1. (Cont'd)
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, artd
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman and Clerk be, and they are
hereby, authorized to execute a Right of Way Contract dated September 4, 1970, between
the County and Ronald L. Acquistapace and Lois M. Acquistapace in connection with
Brown Road Project No. 5016.2, Parcel No. 5016.2-1
Acceptance of R/W In the Matter of Acceptance of Right of Way Grant Conveyed on Donation Basis
Grant Ronald L.
AcqJistapace & Lou sby Ronald L. Acquistapace and Lois M. Acquistapace to the County for Land Needed for
Brown Road
I Construction of Brown Road, Job No. 5016.2, Fifth Supervisorial District.
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Exec of R/W
Contr Eur.sene
-qene LeRoy &
And r e Br own
Rd I I
Acceptance o
R/\l Grant
Eu~ene Rene
LeRov & Ana r~
LeRoy Br own
Rd I
Exec Jt Use
Agr eem't So
Calif Edison
Co relocatio
facilities o
San Ysilro f-
Exec of Dist
Agreem1 t Sta
Hwy 135 ~ S
Way install
Traffic Cont
Sj~nal Svste
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September 21, 1970
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that a Right of Way Grant, dated September 4,
1970, conveyed on a donation basis by Ronald L. Acquistapace and Lois M. Acquistapace
to the County for land needed for the construction of Brown Road, Job No. 5016.2,
Fifth Supervisorial District, be, and the same is hereby, accepted by the County;
and the Clerk be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to record said instrument
in the office of the Santa Barbara County Recorder.
In the Matter of Execution of Right of Way Contract between the County and
Eugene Rene LeRoy and Andre LeRoy in connection with Brown Road Project No. 5016.2,
Parcel No. 5016.2-2. (Cont'd).
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman and Clerk be, and they are
hereby, authorized and directed to execute a Right of Way Contract, dated September 1,
1970, between the County and Eugene Rene LeRoy and Andre LeRoy in connection with
Brown Road Project No. 5016.2, Parcel No. 5016.2-2.
In the Matter of Acceptance of Right of Way Grant Conveyed on Donation
Basis by Eugene Rene LeRoy and Andrew LeRoy to the County for Land Needed for Construction
of Brown Road, Job No. 5016.2, Fifth Supervisorial District.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that a Right of Way Grant, dated August 31, 1970,
conveyed on a donation basis by Eugene Rene LeRoy and Andrew LeRoy to the County
for land needed for construction of Brown Road, Job No. 5016.2, Fifth Supervisorial
District, be, and the same is hereby, accepted by the County; and the Clerk be, and
he is hereby, authorized and directed to record said instrument in the office of
the Santa Barbara County Recorder.
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In the Matter of Execution of Joint Use Agreement between the Southern California
Edison Company and the County for Relocation of Certain Facilities on San Ysidro Road,
First Supervisorial District, Job No. 1005.1 (for culvert installation vicinity of
Bolaro Drive and East Valley Road).
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO. 70-590
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Execution of District Agreement No. 70-23, 05-SB-135-13.0
05103 - 096101, State Highway 135 and Santa Maria Way, between the County and State
Division of Highways, whereby County agrees to participate in Cost of Installation
of Traffic Control Signal System, Safety Lighting and Channelization at Intersection
of Santa Maria Way and State Highway 135 (South Broadway).
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO. 70-591
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
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Execution of Agree
Mark Smith ~ James
Dug~e r Tract
10, 376
September 21, 1970
mt In the Matter of Execution of Agreement between the County and Mark J.
Smith and James Dugger in connection with Dedication of Access Driveway, Tract #10,376
Unit #1, Fifth Supervisorial Dfstrict.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO. 7-0-592
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FllE)
Establishing Stop In the Matter of Establishing Stop Intersections in Isla Vista, Third
Intersectio . s in
Isla Vis~a / Supervisorial District.
Rd Comms appr
req of Isla Vis
Community Counc
close Pirasso R
& Pardall qd at
E Side of
Pesca-iero
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Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO. 70-593
(OR[GINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
of Recormnendqtion
In the Matter/of Road connn1ss1oner for Approval of Request of Isla Vista
a
l Coumunity Council to Close Picasso Road and Pardall Road at East Side of Camino
Pescadero, Isla Vista.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the recomnendation of the Road Connnissioner
for approval of request of Isla Vista Connnunity Council for closure of Picasso Road
and Pardall Road at East Side of Camino Pescadero, Isla Vista, to through traffic as
permitted in Section 942.S (a) of the California Streets and Highways Code be, and
the same is hereby, confirmed.
It is further ordered that the above-entitled matter be, and the same is
hereby, referred to the Road Dept., Sheriff, and California Highway Patrol.
Approval or Plans In the Matter of Approval of Plans and Specifications for Construction of
Specifications
constr Brown Rd Brown Road from 2.36 Miles to 3.36 Miles West of State Highway 1, Log Mile 5.43 to
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Log Mile 6.43, Job No. 5016.2.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the plans and specifications for construction
of Brown Road from 2.36 miles to 3.36 miles west of State Highway 1, Log Mile 5.43 to
Log Mile 6 . 43, Job No. 5016.2, be, and they are hereby, approved.
It is further ordered that bids be received for said project on or before October
15, 1970, at 3 o'clock, p.m., and that the advertisement for bids to be published
in the Santa Maria Times, a newspaper of general circulation, as follows to-wit:
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
COUNTY OF SANTA BARBARA
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
ROAD DEPARTMENT
Sealed proposals will be received at the Off ice of the County Clerk of Santa
Barbara County, Office Building, 312 East Cook Street, Santa Maria, California 93454,
on or before 3:00 P.M. on the 15th day of October, 1970, and will be opened and publicly
read aloud on said day at said place on or about said time for:
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September 21, 1970
CONSTRUCTION OF
BROWN ROAD
From 2.36 Miles to 3.36 Miles West
OF STATE HIGHWAY 1
Log Mile 5.43 to Log Mile 6.43
Job No. 5016.2
Bids Open October 15, 1970
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Bids are required for the entire work described therein. Copies of the
Plans, the General and Special Provisions and blank orms suitable for use in bidding
on said work may be obtained from the Office of the Road Commissioner, County
Court House, and may be purchased therefrom for ELEVEN DOLLARS, said purchase cost
not to be refunded. No bid ~ill be considered which is not in accordance with or on
the forms herein referred to. Pursuant to the provision.s of Section 1773 of the
Labor Code of the State of California (Amended by Statutes 1968, Chapter 699, Paragraph
1, operative July 1, 1969) the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara has directed the publishing of the prevailing rate of wages with a copy of
the same being on file at the office of the Clerk of Board of Supervisors.
Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check, a cashier's check or
bid bond in the amount of ten percent (10%) of the total of the bid, made payable to
the County of Santa Barbara as a guarantee that the bidder, if awarded the contract,
will enter into a contract for the performance thereof satisfactory to said Board
of Supervisors.
The successful bidder shall be required to guarantee the performance of
this contract by a ''Faithful Performance Bond'' in the stnn of one hundred percent
(100%) of the contract bid, and a Contractor's Bond'' in the sum of fifty percent
(50%) of the contract bid.
The Board of Supervisors reserves the right to reject ~ny or all bids,
and to waive technical errors and discrepancies, if to do so seems to best serve
the public interest.
No bid will be accepted from a Contractor who has not been licensed in
accordance with the provisions of Chapter 9, Division 111 of the Business and
Professions Code.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS: ''bidders must satisfy themselves by
personal examination of the location of the proposed work and by such other means as
they prefer as to the actual conditions and requirements of ~he work, and shall not
at any time after submission of the bid, dispute, complain, or assert that there was
any misunderstanding in regard to the nature or amount of work to be done.''.
By order of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, made
this 21st day of September 1970.
si J. E. LEWIS (SEAT.)
J. E. LEWIS, County Clerk
Physical Waiver
(
September 21, 1970
In the Matter of Approving Request for Waiver of Physical Requirements for
Prospective Employee, Solvang Substation, Sheriff's Department.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the request for a waiver of the physical
requirements for the following prospective employee be, and the same is hereby
approved, as recommended by Dr. David Caldwell:
Mrs. Marjorie A. Rock, Typist-Clerk
Releasing Tax
Bond Tract 10, 7
Unit 1
-In- t-he- M-a-tt-er of Releasing Tax Bond for Tract #10,407, Unit 1.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
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carried unanimously, it is ordered that the tax bond for Tract #10 , 407, Unit 1, in
the cash amount of $56.00 be, and the same is hereby, released as to all future acts
and conditions, as recommended by the Tax Collector, to Mark J. Smith, 4565 Orcutt
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PROPOSAL
TO TH.E COUNTY OF SANTA BARBARA
ROAD DEPARTMENT
FO~
CONSTRU CT ION OF
BROWN ROAD
From 2. 36 Mlles to 3 . 36 Mlles West
OF STATE HIGHWAY I
Log Mlle 5.43 to Log Mlle 6 .43
Job No . 5016~2
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TO THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNTY OF SANTA BARBARA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA:
The undersigned, as bidder , declares that t he only person or pa rties interested
In this proposal as pr incipals are those named herein; that this proposal is made
wi thout col luslon with any other person, firm or corporat ion; that he has carefully
examined that location of the proposed work, the annexed proposed form of
contract, and he proposes and agrees If t his proposal is accepted, t hat he will
cont ract with the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara in the form
of the copy of the cont ract annexed hereto, to provi de all necessary machinery,
tools, apparatus and other equipment needed, and to do all of the work and furn
ish all the materials specified in the contract, in the manner and the time
therein prescribed , and according to the requirements of the Road Corrrnissioner
a~ t herein set forth , and that he will take In full payment therefor the fol lowing
un i t prices, t o wit:
.
Item Est . Un i t of Unit Price Total
No . Quant . Meas ure I tern . ( in figures) (in figures)
1 6 Each Furnish timber barricades, Class I
(Santa Ba rbara County Standard)
.
2 1250 Sq . Yd . Obl J.terate roadway ~
.
. .
3 Lump Lump Clearing and Grubbing
Sum Sum
4 2000 M Gal s. Furnishing and applying water
- 1 -
Brown Road
PROPOSAL
.
I tern Est. Unit of
. Un It Pr Ice Tota 1
No. Quant. Measure Item (In figures) (In figures)
5 32,000 Cubic Roadway excavation .
Yards
6 16 Cubic Ditch excavat ion
Yards
7
.
1 6 Ton Commercial fertilizer
8 22 Ton Straw
.
9 785 Pound Seed
10 Lump Lump Fini sh roadway
Sum Sum
11 4,700 Cubic Aggregate Subbase, Class 4
Yards
12 7,000 Ton Aggregate base, Cl ass 2
13 4. 2 Ton Asphalt emulsion (fog seal
coat)
14 4.2 Ton Asphalt emulsion (paint binder)
.
. .
15 17.5 Ton . Llqul1 asphalt SC - 70 (Prime
coat
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16 2,550 Ton Asphalt concrete, Type B
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17 4,9~0 Linea r Placing asphalt concrete dikes
Feet
18 78 Square Placing asphalt concrete
Yards (Miscellaneous areas)
- 2 -
. . Brawn Road . . ""'
PROPOSAL
.
Item Est. Un It of Un It Pr Ice Total
No. Quant . Measure Item (In figures) (In f I gt.: res)
19 32 Linear 2211 x 1311 corrugated metal pip
Feet arch (16 gage)
20 48 LI near 24 11 Bituminous coated corruga-
Feet ted metal pipe (16 gage)
21 156 Linear 2411 Bltuminous coated corruga-
Feet ted metal plpe (14 gage)
22 57
2411 Bttumtnous coated paved Jn
Lt near vert, corrugated metal plpe
Feet ( 14 gage)
23 46 Linea r
4811 Bltumlnous coated paved In
vert, corrugated metal plpe
Feet (10 aaae)
24 7 Each 2411 Bltumlnous coated metal
flared end sectlon
25 2 Each 4811 BI tum I nous coated meta l
flared end sect ion
26 74 Linear 1211 Bituminous coated corruga-
Feet ted metal plpe down drain
27 2 Each
1211 Bltuml nous coated corrugated
metal pipe entrance tapere
28 1 Each 1 211 Anchor assembly
. . .
29 3 Each 36 11 Bltumlnous coated OMP Drop
. Inlet (14 gage)
30 2 Each 4811 BI tumt nous coated CMP Energy
Dissipater (12 gage) ~
.
31 44
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Each Gulde Markers
32 800 Li near Metal beam guard ratl .
Feet
- 3 -
.
1 Srown Road . . "",
PROPOSAL
Item Est . Un It of Un It Pr Ice Tota 1
No. Quant. Measu re Item (In figures) (in f igures}
33 2 Each Cable end anchor assemblies
34 Lump Lump Cattle Guard
Sum Sum ___ ,
. . . . . -,. . -
TOTAL
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Re l e lsing
Monu1ent Bon
Tr ac; 10, 677
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Holmlahl fee
Stor1 Landscao
Lng bond
$1, 0 O .
Rele \Se of
Land 1caping
Bond 1
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Cancell .At.io
of Taxes 19
Secured Tax
Assessment
Roll
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September 21, 1970
Expressway, Santa Maria, Calif
lip the Matter of Releasing Monument Bond for Tract #10,677.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the monument bond for Tract #10,677 in the
cash amount of $1,500.00 be, and the same is hereby, released as to all future acts
and conditions, as recommended by the Assistant County Surveyor, to Ventura Savings'
and Loan Association, 250 S. Mills Road, Ventura, Calif.93003
In the Matter of Recommendation of Planning Department for Placement of
Bond for Landscaping for Holmdahl Feed Store, 7U~V-6, Lompoc Valley.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, -it is ordered that the recommendation of the Planning Department
~or :the placement of a bond, in the amount of $1, 000. 00, for landscaping for the
Holmdahl Feed Store, 79oV-6, Lompoc Valley be, and the same is hereby, confirmed.
The bond should contain wording similar to the following: "In consideration of
approval by the County Planning Commission of a Precise Plan of Development (Case
No. 70-V-6) for a acility at Lompoc Valley, Parcel No. 83-040-01, Holmdahl Feed
Store hereby agrees to install landscaping within one year from the date of issuance
of the building permit for this feed store facility, and in accordance witl1 the
approved landscaping plan dated 9/14/70, on file with the County Landscape Architect''
In the Matter of Release of Landscaping Bonds.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the following landscaping bonds be, and they
are hereby, released as to all future acts and conditions:
. . .
0- 71
Roll.
/ Erlandson Apratments, 60 Eucalyptus Lane,
Santa Barbara, Fidelity - Deposit Co.
Bond No. 81-18-325, in the amount of $1,500.00
1 Mobil Oil Station, S.E.C. Lakeview Road
and Orcutt, Santa Maria, Calif. -
Pacific Indenmity Co. Bond No. 265773,
in the amount of $5,400.00.
In the Mattel'.' of Cancel.J ation of Taxes on J 970-7J ~ecu't'ed Tax Assessment
Santa Barbara County
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, the following Order was passed and adopted:
ORDER
WHEREAS, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of California, that the County of Santa Barbara has acquired title
to, and is the owner of certain real property situate in the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California; and
WHEREAS, it further appears that appl-ication has been made for cancellation
of taxes on property described below, as provided by Sections 4986 and 2921.5 of the
Revenue and Taxation Code of the State of California; and
WHEREAS, it fur~her appears that the written consent of the County Counsel
and County Auditor of said County of Santa Barbara to the cancellation of said taxes
has been obtained therefor,
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September 21, 1970
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED that the Audit or and/or Tax Collector of
the County of Santa Barbara, State of California be, and they are hereby authorized
and directed to cancel the following taxes on the 1970-71 Secured Roll against the
property described below:
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67-270-23 Code 66-031 assessed to Gary E/Wendy B. Martzolf -
recorded 5-28-70 for road purposes - Cancel Land $250, Cash
Value $1 ,000 (proportionate share of taxes) as provided by
Sections 4986 and 2921.5 of the Revenue and Taxation Code,
and transfer balance of taxes due to the Unsecured Roll.
73-230-49 :Code 66-009 assessed to University Exchange Corp -
accepted by Tract 10,846 Map for Open Space effective July 1,
1970 - Cancel Land $800 , Cash Value $3,200 as provided by Section
4986 of the Revenue and Taxation Code
s/ J. E. LEWIS (SEAL)
County Clerk
Release Street Tre
Planting Bond 11, 0 9
In the Matter of Release of Street Tree Planting Bond for Tract #11,089,
Affidavits of
Publication
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in the Amount of $232.50.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell , seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously., it is ordered that the street tree planting bond for Tract
#11,089, in the cash amount of $232.50 be, and the same is hereby, released to
Bur-Van Associates, 4850 E. South Bradley Road, Santa' Maria, California.
In the Matter of Publication of Ordinances' Nos. 2110, 2112 , 2114 and 2115.
It appearing from the Affidavits of Publication of the Principal Clerks of
. the Santa Barpara News-Press and the Santa Maria Times that Ordinances Nos. 2110 ,
2112, 2114 and 2115 have been published in the manner and form required by law;
Upon motion, duly seconded, and carried unanimously, it is determined
that said Ordinances Nos. 2110, 2112, 2114. and 2115 have been published in the
. manner and form required by law.
In the Matter of Approval of Oil Drilling Bond and Riders.
Oil Drillin~ Bo ds
Aoproval
. Pursuant to the request of the County Petroleum Engineer and in accordance
with the provisions cont~ined in Ordinance No. 1927;
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, . it is ordered that the following oil drilling bond and riders
be, and the same are hereby)approved:
/United States Fire Insurance Company - Frank Goldman, P.O. Box 644,
. Bakersfield, Calif., Principal, Blanket Bond No . 724886,
covering wells No. 1,3,5,8,12 and 13 known as Los Flores Lease
Four Deer Area, and Idle Wells No. 2,6,7,9,10 and 11
/ Continental Oil Company - Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company,
Riders to Blanket Bond No. 3507930, covering wells - California
45 and 46, County Permit Nos. 3488 and 3489
Oil Drillin~ Bo ds
Releasing
In the Matter of Release of Rider to Oil Drilling Bond.
Pursuant to the request of the County Petroleum Engineer and in accordance
with the provisions contained in Ordinance No. 1927;
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Repor ts &:
Communicatio s
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September 21, 1970
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the following ri~er to oil well drilling
bond be, and the same is hereby, released as to all future acts and conditions:
Texaco Inc. - The Travelers Indemnity Company, Rider to Blanket Bond
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T-393, covering well Tognazzini No. 1, County Permit No. 2711
In the Matter of Reports and Communication.s.
The following Reports and Communications were received by the Board
and ordered placed on file:
11) Administrative Officer - Travel Report Summary, August 1-31, 1970.
/2) Park Conmission - Attendance at meetings during July, August,
September, 1970.
Division of Animal Control - Report of Money collected during August,
1970.
Claims A~ain t
Co in connec ion
In the Matter of Claims Against the County filed by Individuals and/or
Isla Vista Attorneys on Behalf of Clients for Alleged Damages .
Riots I
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the following claims against the County ~or
alleged damages be, and the same are hereby, referred to the County Counsel for rereferral
to the County's Insurance Carrier:
/ Kenneth Miedema, 447 Mills Way, Goleta - $50,000
/ Barry Jacobs, 6510 Picasso Road, Apt. 22, Goleta - $50,000
/ Jeffrey Spiegleman, 5301 N. Balboa Blvd, Encino, Calif. - $50,000
/ Robert Petrasich, 1812 Santa Cruz, San Pedro, Calif. -$50,000.
/ Fred Takemiya, 1330 N. Meyler St. , San Pedro, Calif. - $50,000
/ Joseph D. Lieb, 10 El Verano, Vallejo, Calif. - $10,000.
/ John K. Stevens, 209 San Marcos, San Francisco, Calif. - $10,000.
/ Paul Harris, c/o Hatch, Parent Abbott, Attys, P.O. Drawer 720, Santa
Barbara - $10,000. .
1Lloyd Sterling Graydon, 12081 Woodbine Drive, Santa Ana, Calif. - $15,000
/ Richard Dale Hoffman, 265 Machado, San Luis Obispo, Calif. - $5,501.00
/ Alice Amy Mauro, 420 Miramonte Drive, Santa Barbara $100,586.75
/ Richard D. Young, Rt. 1, Box 281 , Eureka, Calif. -$50 ,000
/ Rolfe G. Buzzell, 811 Camino Pescadero #20, Isla Vista, Calif. - $105,518.15
/ Gary Allen Earle, 6551 Segovia Road, Isla Vista, Goleta, Calif - $100,315.00
; Michael Whitcomb, 6716 Del Playa, #B , Isla Vista - $2,000.
/ Doneno Fredrick Polizo, 3967 Constellation, Lompoc, Calif. - in excess
of $100,000
/ Harry Gordon Ainsleigh, Rt. 1, Box 1262, Colfax, Calif. - in excess of
$5,000.
1Maxine Greene, 12619 Hortense St., Santa Barbara - in excess of $5,000.
1 Karen Kay Hunt, 2849 Prince, Berkeley, Calif. - $5,000
/ Karen Kay Hunt, 2849 Prince, Berkeley, Calif. - $5,200
/ Authur Herrera, 1800 Loma St., Santa Barbara - $6,020
/ David Duane Wood, 6671 Berkshire Terr. #11, Golet~ - in excess of $5,000
/ Karen Kay Hunt, 2849 Prince, Berkeley, Calif. - $5,200
t Claire Pera, 48 B s. Fairview, Goleta - in excess of $5,000.
1Steven L. Cormany, 587 Via Del Cerro, Camarillo, Calif. in excess of
/ Dr. Walter A. Davis III, 2047 Elise Way, Santa Barbara - $5,000
' Robert M. Gibson, 6504 Madrid #E, Goleta - $5,000
$5,000.
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/ Kevin Laurence Block 3211 Bryant, Palo Alto, Calif. -$581.50.
, Lowell R. C1-ardy, 107 Glendon Way, Petalima, Calif. - in excess of $5, 000
, Donna Epstein, 796 Embarcadero del Norte #101, Goleta - $5,000.
1Djmitri Koutroufiotis~ 775 Camino,del Sur - E6 , Goleta - in excess of $5,000
/ Steven Samuel Miner, 9404 Cervo Vista Dr., Tuj1.unga, Calif. - in excess of
$5,000.
;James Edwin Morgan, 4402 Avocado St., Yorba Linda, Calif. - in excess of
$5,000.
' Stephen K. Oka, 487 Martin St., Monterey, Calif. - in excess of $5,000
'William R. Norrington, 796 Embarcadero del Norte, Apt. #116, Goleta -
in excess of $5,000.
, Madeleine Paul, 1115 Corsica Drive, Pacific Palisades - in excess of $5,000
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September 21, 1970
1 James Richard Silva, 5301 Palo Verdi St., Edwards, Calif. - $5,075.
/ Joseph Ivan Sonier, 4730 Baxter St., Santa Barbara - i n excess of $5,000.
r Daniel Thomas, 232 Downing Lane, Santa Maria - in excess of $ 5, 000.
1 Eric Ratner, 5911 Flambeau Rd., Palso Verdes, Calif. - in excess of $5,000.
1 Dean F. Rich, 6590 #4 Cordoba St., Goleta - $5,000.
1 Eric Ratner, 5911 Flambeau Rd., Palos Verdes, Calif. - in excess of $,5, 000
1 Linda Ann Martin, 6788 B Del Playa Drive, Goleta - in excess of $.5 ,000.
1 Frederick H. Hofmann, 17 E. Calle Crespis, Santa Barbara - in excess of
$5,000.
/ Crista Croait (Cris Croak), 6565 Sabado Tarde, #7, Goleta - $119.
; Walter Noel Higa, 474 Scenic Dr. #B, Santa Barbara - $100,000.
t Lee B. Leach, 9634 Road 30, Madera, Calif. - in excess of $8,310.
1Geraldine Meeks, 633 Por La Mar Circle, Apt. 114-D, Santa Barbara - in excess
of $1,500.
,Ruth Flower, 6690 Abrego Road 4Fl7, Goleta - in excess of $,5,000.
1Kenneth E. Opiat, 1003 Alberta St., Oceanside, Calif. - in excess of $5,000.
1Thomas E. Burke, 230 S. E St., Lompoc, Calif. - in excess of $5,000.
1 Robert Gettlin, 19135 Eccles St., Northridge, Calif - $100,009
, Raymond W. Wolfe, 1392 Camino Rio Verde, Santa Barbara - $500 to $50 ,000.
,Morris F. Friedel!, 6763 Abrego, Apt. 15, Goleta - in excess of $5,000.
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Garry Lewis Shaw, 505 N. Lake Shore Dr. , Chicago - in excess of $5,081.50.
,Harry A. Pribble, Jr., 633 Hendrix Ave., Claremont, Calif. - $10,000.
1Donald Glenn Ollis, Jr., 622 Colfax Court, Goleta - $101 ,475
1Stephen Bruce Imhoff, 006 Garden St. , Santa Barbara - $1,000,000.
, Geraldine Meeks, 633 Por La Mar Circle Apt. 114-D - in excess of$1,500
1Ghulam Farouq Sharif, Box 14943 UCSB, Santa Barbara - $195.02
, Charles Anthony, 601 Por La Mar Circle, Santa Barbara - $62.00.
r Jeffrey A. Barnes, c/o Francis Sarguis, Atty. - $50,000.
, Robert A. Martin, 6835 Trigo Rd., Goleta - $250 ,000.00
, Terry F. Reydon, 6691 Abrego #7, Goleta - $102,750.00.
,Greg9ry Thompson Ratliff, 384 Fairchild Drive, Travis Air Force Base,
Calif. - $75,050
,Mary Slaughter, 1007 Chino St., Santa Barbara - $25,331.50.
, John David Walla, 504 N. Heathdale , Covina, Calif. - in excess of $5,000.
rJohn Michael Christensen, 1214 W. Laurel, Visalia, Calif. - $50,339.10.
1 Palmer William Jenkins, 434 E. Valerio, Santa Barbara - $81.50.
/ Michael T. Kronman, 101 Ocean Ave., Apt. K-8, Santa Monica - $50,000
/Robert Sweikert, 185 C, Vallejo, Calif. - $50,000
1 Rebe~ca Wilson, 514 Del Norte Rd, Ojai, Calif. - $50,000
1Patrick J. McKinley, 6763 Abrego Rd., Apt. 16, Goleta - $5,000.
,Margaret Mary Burke, 2742 Doverton Square, Mountain View, Calif. - $25,250.00
,Virginia J. Gregory, 796 Embarcadero del Norte 4F214, Isla Vista - $5 ,-050
,Katherine O'Neill, 13684 Chalk Hill Rd. , Healdsburg, Calif. - $1,000.
1 Patty Cota, 6F65 Trigo Rd. #A, Goleta - in excess of $5,000.
1Co~ance Leveille, 1262 Sunny Oaks Circle, Altadena, Calif. - $5,277.50.
1 Mary Ann Muir, 1923 De la Vina 4Fl0, Santa Barbara - $5, 300.
1 Ronald C. Swenson, Eunna L. Drake, Ida Pomeroy, Nancy Spickler, 6646 Sabado
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Travel of
Assessors
Employees (2
Out of State
(
D A req Out
of State
Travel for
George Bobol a
J
Corrections
to tax rolls
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September 21, 1970
Tarde Apt. B. Goleta - $5,078.50.
,
,Barbara Turner, 1115 Corsica Drive, Pacific Palisades, Calif. - in excess
of $5,000.
/Marvin Monk, Jr., 369 K~vin, Thousand Oaks, Calif. - $181.50.
/ Mrs. Emma Wilds, 5859 Mandarin, Goleat - $51.30.
In the Matter of Approval of Request of County Assessor for Out-of -State
Travel for Employees.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that travel from the State of California on
County business be, and the same is hereby, authorized for Robert Silva And Kenneth
Cady, employees of the County Assessor's office, to audit business accounting
records in compliance with State laws at Tulsa, Oklahoma, Dallas * Houston, Texas
between the dates of September 27-0ctober 10, 1970, at a total cost of $1,250 with
a large portion of the cost to be recovered from other counties under a joint powers
agreement.
It is ftirther ordered that the amount of $650.00 be, and the same is
hereby, withdrawn from the Advance Travel Revolving Fund from the County Auditor to
cover necessary expenses.
In the Matter of Approval of Request of District Attorney for Out-of-State
Travel for Deputy District Attorney George Bobolia.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that travel from the State of California on
County business be, and the same is hereby, authorized for Mr. George Bobolia of
the District Attorney's office to travel from Chicago while on vacation to Ann
Arbor, Michigan between September 28-30, 1970, to contact Washtenaw County prosecuting
enforcement officials regarding riot cases.
In the Matter of Hearings on Corrections (Additions) to the 1970-71 Secured
Assessment Roll.
This being the date and time set for hearings on subject proposal; written
notification having been given property owners involved; and there being no appearances
before the Board of written statements submitted;
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, the following Order was passed and adopted to allow for subject
additions:
ORDER
It satisfactorily appearing to the Board of Supervisors of the County of
Santa Barbara, State of California, from a report filed by the County Assessor, that
corrections have been made in certain assessments, and application having been made
to this Board by said County Assessor for approval of such corrections to the 1970-
71 Secured Assessment Roll, as provided by the Revenue and Taxation Code, Section
4831, 4834, 4836, 255 and. 272; and
Salary Resolutions
j
Ordinance 2118
Salary
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September 21, 1970
It further appearing that the sritten consent of the County Counsel and
County Auditor of said County of Santa Barbara to the corrections has been obtained
therefor;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED that the Auditor and/or Tax Collector of the
County of Santa Barbara, State of California be, and they are hereby, authorized to
make the necessary corrections in the 1970-71 Secured Assessment Roll, as s~t forth
below;
Add Homeowner's Exemption to 13-050-05 Code 2001 assessed to
Jonathan W/Ruth E. Laxell (Add $750 Exemption) on the 1970-
71 roll because additional information requested was received
after timely filing claim. (Section 255) .
Add Veteran's Exemption of $1,000 to 123-251-15 Code 3000
assessed to James S/Delia Weare because veteran was in
military service outside the United States during the filing
period. (Section 272).
81-130-35 Code 94-006 assessed to (John T. fool, Jr.) William
C. Sangster, 2101 W. Chapman Avenue, Orange CA 92668, Add Land
$6,075, Cash Value $24,300 because of a clerical error in the
acreage. Assessor's map indicated 176.83 acres, and map division
correction is to 319.75 acres. (Section 4831, etc.).
41-177-06 Code 2001 assessed to James A/Annie Sullivan (912
Calle Cortita, Santa Barbara, 93105) - Add Improvememts $2,250 ,
Cash Value $9,000 because of a clerical error appraiser had
improperly posted information and it was not transmitted to the
roll.
The foregoing Order entered in the Minutes of the Board of Superv.isors
this 21st day of September, 1970.
In the Matter of Allowance of Positions, Disallowance of Positions, and
Fixing of Compensation for Monthly Salaried Positions. (Fire Department, Effective
September 21, 1970).
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOL11rION NO. 70-594
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT Fll.E)
In the Matter of Ordinance No. 2118 - An Ordinance of the County of Santa
Barbara Amending Section 6 of Ordinance No. 2041, as Amended, being the Salary Ordinance
of the County of Santa Barbara.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
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carried unanimously, the Board passed and adopted Ordinance No. 2118, establishing
classification of Principal Personnel Analyst, Range 75 for the Director of Personnel
office, entitled ''An Ordinance of the County of Santa Barbara, Amending Section 6 of
Ordinance No. 2041, as Amended, Being the Salary Ordinance of the County of Santa Barbara."
Upon the roll being called, the following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Joe J. Callahan, Daniel G. Grant, Francis H.
Beattie, and Curtis Tunnell.
NOES: None ABSENT: George H. Clyde
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Bi- 'ieekly
Payroll Syst m
Overtime
Policy
(
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September 21, 1970
In the Matter of Report from Administrative Officer on Personnel Manage-
ment Information System (Bi-Weekly Payroll System).
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
continued to October 5, 1970 at the request of the Administrative Officer.
In the Matter of Proposed Amendment to OvertiDE Policy.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
'
continued to Monday, September 28, 1970, at the request of the Administrative Officer.
~arl Comms In the Matter of recounnendation of Park Counnission to Transfer Agreement
Transfer Agr
btw Co & S B
Riding 0lub
S B Co Parks
Foundation
em't
0
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between the County and Santa Barbara Riding Club to Santa Barbara County Parks
Foundation, for Use of County Property (Old County Dump Station).
George H. Adams, Director of Parks, elaborated on subject matter, stating
there is no charge to the public at this equestrian park but there would be a certain
fee for riding groups to have horse shows, etc.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the recommendation of the Park Coumission to
transfer the agreement between the County of Santa Barbara and the Santa Barbara Riding
Club to the Santa Barbara County Parks Foundation, Inc. be, and the same is
hereby, confirmed.
It is further ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby, referred
to the County Counsel for preparation of the necessary documents.
Execute 1 yr In the Matter of Authorizing Chairman and Clerk to Execute One-Year Renewal
Renewal Agre m' t
btw Do & Mor isof Lease Agreement between the County of Santa Barbara and Morris Henske, Conservator
Henske
Hwy Directio - of the Estate of Mary A. Gutierrez, for Placement of Highway Information and Directal
Sian City
of S M
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ional Sign on Property at Northerly End of City of Santa Maria, Fifth District, at
Rental Rate of $120 Per Year.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman and Clerk be, and they are
hereby, authorized and directed to execute a one-year renewal of Lease Agreement
between the County of Santa Barbara and Morris Henske, Conservator of the Estate of
Mary A. Gutierrez for use of property located at the northerly end of the City of
Santa Maria, Fifth Supervisorial District for a ' highway information and directional
sign, at a rental rate of $120 per year, payable in advance on or before October 9th
throughout the life of the lease.
It is urther ordered that the County Auditor be, and he is hereby, authorized
and directed to prepare a warrant, in the amount of $120, payable to Morris Henske,
Conservator of the Estate of Mary A. Gutierrez, from Bed Tax Fund Account No. 56-B-
20-A, upon the written request of the Right of Way Agent When the warrant has
been prepared by the Auditor, the Right of Way Agent will transmit it to Mr. Henske
Exec Substitute
Form of R/W Grant
to Permit Pacific
Gas ~ Electric Co
convert Wacilities
thru p~rtion Co Pk
I/S Hwy 246 & Firs
St Solvang (
September 21, 1970
in sufficient time for it to reach him before the rew lease period is effective.
In the Matter of Execution of Substitute Form of Right-of-Way Grant to
Permit Pacific Gas ~ Electric Company to Convert Facilities through portion of
County Park at Intersection of Highway 246 and First Street in Town of Solvang.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman and Clerk be, and they are
hereby, authorized and directed to execute a substitute form of Right of Way from
the County of Santa Barbara to Pacific Gas and Electric Company, dated September 21,
to provide a 14-foot-wide strip through a portion of the County Park at intersection
of Highway 246 and First Street in the Town of Solvang to permit conversion of overhead
electrical facilities to an underground system as part of an underground utility
district.
It is further ordered that the Director of Parks be furnished with a map
showing the park area subject to the new right-of-way for underground electrical
facilities.
A/O Appt Coordinat ng In the Matter of Recommendation of Administrative Officer for Appointment of
~ouncil for S B 0o
Air Pollution Coordinating Council for Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District.
Control District
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A communication was read by the Clerk from Mrs. Josephine Webster with a
suggestion that the Community Ecology Center assist in the selection of a person to
work on this committee to represent general citizenry and/or the conservation groups
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
continued to Monday, Septemb.er 28, 1970, at the request of the Administrative Officer;
and the communication referred to the Administrative Officer
Garbage and Ref se In the Matter of Proposed Ordinance Amending Portions of Chapter 17 of
Ord amendin~
Portion of Chpt
17 I
Plannin~ Dept
Purchase 2
Kardex Files
/
r County Code Pertaining to Garbage and Refuse.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
removed from the agenda upon the request of County Counsel.
In the Matter of Recommendation of Planning Director to Approve Requests
for Transfer of Funds to Planning Department and Budget Deviation to Purchase 2
Kardex Files to Carry out Public Services Allocation Study.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the request to transfer funds in the amount
of $10,900 from LAFCO Account 137-BlS to carry out the Public Services Allocation
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Study as approved by Resolution No. 70-416 of the Board of Supervisors be, and the same
is hereby, approved, as recommended by the Planning Director:
To Account 133-A-4 (Extra Help), $9,000.
To Account 133-B-15 (Professional Services. Includes $500 for consultant
advice, and $1,000 contract service fee, payable to State of California
Council on Intergovernmental Relations upon formalization of
contract), $1,500.
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Approval of
Final Map
11 , 049
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September 21, 1970
To Account 133-B-22 (Travel), $150.
To Account 133-C-l (Capital Equipment}, $250.
It is further ordered that the request for a budget deviation be, and the
sane is hereby, approved, for the purchase of two Kardex files.
In the Matter of Recommendation of Assistant County Surveyor for Approval
of Final Map of Tract #11,049 Located West of Orcutt Road, North of Town of Orcutt,
Fifth District.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the recommendation of the Assistant County
Surveyor to approve the final map of Tract #11,049 located west of Orcutt Road and
north of the Town of Orcutt in the Fifth Supervisorial District be, and the same is
hereby, confirmed. The map has been found to be technically correct, conforms to
the approved tentative map or any approved alterations thereof and complies with all
applicable laws and regulations. Also, written notice has been received from the
Land Development Coordinator that all affected departments and agencies have certi-
fied that their requirements have been satisfied and that all bonds, cash deposits
or instruments of credit have been received by the County Clerk; and the County
Surveyor's certificate has been executed on the original tracings as provided in
Section 11593 of the California Business and Professions Code.
Russell Goug
rl,: Dr & Mrs.
Peter Senn
complaints o
violation Or
453 on Quiri
Property
In the Matter of Report from County Counsel on Board Referral of Complaints
onfor Violation of Ordinance No. 453, Montecito Area, from Russell A. Gougeon* Dr. *
Mrs. Peter Senn, on the Quirin Property, 760 Ashley Road, Montecito.
I
A/O recom ap r
req Sheriff
purchase
Certain
Emergency
Equipment
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John Mitchell, Deputy County Counsel, reported that there are five people
who are classified as tenants on the property and he feels this is in violation of
the Ordinance. Mrs. Quirin has been instructed by letter last Friday 1to correct the
zoning violation, and if she does not comply, the County may need to take action.
I
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
continued to Monday, October 5, 1970 at which time Supervisor Clyde is expected to
be present at the Board meeting.
In the Matter of Recommendation of Administrative Officer to Approve Request
of Sheriff to Purchase Certain Emergency Equipment. I
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the request of the Sheriff to allow the following
additions to the Department's Account 90-C-l (Fixed Assets) budget for FY 1970-71 be,
and the same is hereby, approved, as recommended by the Administrative Officer; and
the Purchasing Agent be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to proceed with
the purchase thereof:
A} - Equipment:
B) - Equipment:
Two portable radios, total
price plus tax $1,845
One Hi-Lo Monitor Radio
scanner, total price plus tax
160
Total $2,005
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September 21, 1970
Harold Renz ltr
eg Veteran ' s Assi
could be transferr
ed to Santa
J\1onica in 1 ieu
In the Matte~/~~quest of Harold Renz that Veteran's Assistance be Referred to Veteran's
t
of local ofrice
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Administration in Santa Monica in Lieu of Operation of County Veteran's Service
Offices at Education Service Center on Cathedral Oaks Road.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby, referred
to the Administrative Officer.
Assembly Gom.~ittee In the Matter of Notice from Assembly Committee on Transportation of Hearnotice
on Transoor ation
hearing Oct 6, 197 ing October 6, 1970 in Los Angeles for Committee Review of Method of Allocating
Review of Method o
Allocatin~ Hwy Highway User Taxes.
User Taxes
Atty Mcl-'1ahon re
fee Schedule of
Bd for Public
Def ender Servic
in Juvenile cas
be same as Pri''
Attorney.s . '
Bar ister Club &
S B Co Bar Assoc
report on Admin of
Justice duri.n~
Civil Disorders
1970
I
Columbus Day
Res Commemorating
I
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
referred to the Administrative Officer.
In the Matter of Request from Attorney Patrick L. McMahon that Fee Sched-
ule Adopted by the Board for Public Defender Services in Juvenile Cases be as Pres
~ cribed by County Bar Association for Comparable Service by Private Attorneys.
te
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
referred to the Administrative Officer.
In the Matter of Report of Barrister Club of Santa Barbara and Santa Barbara
C~unty Bar Association on Administration of Justice during Civil Disorders, Santa
Barbara County, 1970.
Stanley C. Hatch, Attorney at Law, and President of the Barrister's Club,
submitted subject written report to th~ Board and explained its purposes. He read
the conclusion of the report which contained 22 recommendations. ,.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that subject report be, and the same is hereby, filed, and
a copy transmitted to the Administrative Officer, County Counsel, and Public Defender
for comment.
In the Matter of Resolution Commermorating Monday, October 12, 1970, as
11Col11mbus Day11
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO. 70-595
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT Fll.E)
Exec 1 year Contr In the Matter of Execution of One-Year Contract between the County of Santa
btw S B Co & Dr.
L. David McDermid Barbara and Dr. L. David McDermid, M. D., to Perform Psychiatric Services for Mental
Mental H alth
Services Health Services at Rate of $20.00 Per Hour.
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Uptown Lions
Club report
from Co on
donation of
Swimmi ng P oo
at Juvenile
Hall I
Allowance of
Claims
I
September 21, 1970
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted authorizing
the Chairman and Clerk to execute said contract:
RESOLUTION NO. 70-596
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT Fll.,E)
In the Matter of Report and Recommendation on Proposal of Uptown Lions
Club to Construct Swimming Pool at Juvenile Hall.
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Subject report was read by the Clerk with a recommendation from the Chief
Probation Officer, Public Works Director, and Juvenile Hall Superintendent that the
Board approve subject proposal and for the Club to proceed with the plans and financi
ng.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject recommendation be , and the same is
hereby, confirmed; and referred t o the Administrative Officer, County Counsel, and
Public Works Director for preparation of the proper documents.
The Board recessed until 2 o'clock, p.m
At 2 o'clock, p.m., the Board reconvened.
Present: Supervisors Joe J. Callah-an, Daniel G.
Gra-nt, Francis H. Beattie, and Curtis Tunnell;
and J. E. Lewis, Clerk.
Absent: Supervisor George H. Clyde.
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Supervisor Callahan in the Chair as Vice-Chairman
In the Matter of Allowance of Claims.
Upon motion, duly seconded, and carried unaniinously, it is ordered that
the following claims be, and the same are hereby allowed, each claim for the amount
and payable out of the fund designated on the face of each claim, respectively,
to-wit:
Claims List
(see page 71)
Upon the roll being called, the following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Joe J. Callahan, Daniel G. Grant, Francis H. Beattie,
and Curtis Tunnell.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: George H. Clyde
In the Matter of Requests for Approp~iation, Cancellation or Revision of
Appropriat io
0ancella ti on or
Revision of Funds.
Funds
I Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, the following requests for appropriation, cancellation or
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September 21, 1970
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I:Jla Vista
g3rvice Gent r
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(71-RZ-36)
Or l inance 2119
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September 21, 1970
Transfer from 90-C-l the sum of $2,005, Sheriff's Department, General Fund
.
Transfer from 152 B 9 to 152 C 1, the sum of $7,012, Public Works Disposal
Division, General Fund.
In the Matter of Hearing on Appeal of Gamma Xi Building Association of
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority from Planning Commission Decision to Approve Request of
Isla Vista Community Service Center (70-CP-49) for Issuance of Conditional Use
Permit to Establish and Operate Community Service Center under Ordinance No. 661 at
6510 Pardall Road, Isla Vista, Goleta Valley.
' This being the date and time set for hearing; the Affidavit of Publication
being on file with the Clerk;
A communication was received and read by the Clerk from Glen and Bernice
Wood in opposition to the center.
Communications were received and read by the Clerk from Ray Varley, Vice
Chancellor, Business and Finance at the University of California at Santa Barbara
and also Kati Perry, member of Board of Directors of the Isla Vista Community Council,
with the request to formally withdraw the application for a conditional land use
-
permit for a proposed trailer site at 6511 Pardall, and also the request to remove
subject matter from the agenda inasmuch as the Isla Vista Community Center, Inc.
has obtained a lease on the former ''Professional Building'' at 966 Embarcadero Del
Mar at a cost of $1,000 per month for the entire building, with an option to buy at
the end of one year, and all lease monies to be applied to the price of _the building.
There being no further appearances or written statements submitted for or
against subject proposal;
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject hearing be, and the same is hereby,
removed from the agenda.
In the Matter of Continued Hearing on Appeal of James H. Forman from Planning
Commission Denial of Request (79eV-43) for Conditional Exception to Allow
Creation of Parcel Approximately 17,000 Sq. Ft. in Size instead of Required 5 Acres
at 690 North Fairview Avenue, Goleta.
This being the date and time set for the continued hearing on subject
appeal;
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject hearing be, and the same is hereby,
duly and regularly continued to Monday, September 28, 1970, at 2 o'clock, p.m.,
at the request of the appellant.
In the Matter of Hearing on Planning Commission Recommendation to adopt
Ordinance Amending Ordinance No. 661 Applying D-Design Supervision Combining Regulations
to Portion of County Known as Isla Vista, Goleta Valley (70-RZ-36).
September 21, 1970
This being the date and time set for hearing on subject proposal;
The Clerk read the report of the Planning Commission who recommended
adoption of said amendment to the area in question on the basis of the Summary,
Report of Findings and Recommendation as set forth in Planning CoUlllission Resolution
No. 70-79 as these regulations can guide development of vacant lands remaining in
the Isla Vista area and thereby improve the appearance of the community.
Mrs. George (Lois) Sidenberg, Chairman of the Santa Barbara County 1970
Grand Jury Committee on Building, Planning, Public Works, Roads, Parking and Zoning,
appeared before the Board to express conc~rn about the Isla Vista area, and
strongly recommends adoption of subject amendment and have the Architectural Board
of Review use the combined regulations.
Mr. Robert Haller of 6 ~6 7 Sabado Tarde Road, Isla Vista, representing the
Isla Vista Association, appeared to endorse the proposed ordinance. The Isla Vista
Community Council also unanimously endorsed the proposal last Spring.
Mrs. Cecily Buckley of 6875 Sabado Tarde Road, Isla Vista, appeared regarding
the progressive degradation of the physical aspects of Isla Vista. She said
there are two principles that should be considered in planning the future of Isla
Vista; there should be no higher density including the area east of the school should
be rezoned for open space. There is the need for more open space and park space.
Also, the Architectural Board of Review is very much needed as the very minimum
consideration for the future of Isla Vista. The area should be like Monterey, an
academic community where faculty and students can feel proud of their surroundings.
Dan Kennedy, Pastor of the United Methodist Church at the campus appeared
in favor of the proposed amendment.
There being no further appearances or written statements submitted for or
against subject proposal;
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
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carried unanimously, it is ordered that the recommendation of the Planning Commission
to adopt an ordinance amending Article IV of Ordinance No. 661 of the County of Santa
Barbara, as amended, applying the D-Design Supervising Combining Regulations as set
forth in Section 3 of Article VI of Ordinance to that portion of the County of Santa
Barbara commonly known as Isla Vista be, and the same is hereby, confirmed, on the basis
of the Summary, Report of Findings and Recommendation as set forth in Planning Commission
Resolution No. 70-79, the area being presently zoned 6-R-1-0, C-2, SR-2, and SR-4.
Under these regulations, there will be the requirement for architectural
review of all structur es to be erected, altered, moved, enlarged or rebuilt. The
area is bounded on the north by El Colegio Road; on the east by the main campus of
the University of California, on the south by the Pacific Ocean; and on the west by a
line coinciding with the southerly extension of Storke Road to its intersection with
the Pacific Ocean.
It is further ordered that the Board passed and adopted the following
ordinance:
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Or d . 2119
D - Desi~n
and " oi(
Oil Drilling
Regulations
September 21, 1970
In the Matter of Ordinance Nol 2119 - An Ordinance Amending Ordinance No.
661 of the Coiinty of Santa Barbara, as Amended, by Adding Section 650 to Article r.v
of Said Ordinance.
Upon the roll being called, the following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Joe J. Callahan, Daniel G. Grant, Francis H. Beattie,
and Curtis Tunnell.
NOES: None. ABSENT: George H. Clyde.
"O" Oil In the Matter of Hearing on Planning Connnission Reconnnendation to Adopt
Drilling
Combining Ordinance Amending Ordinance No. 661 Deleting ''O'' - Oil Drilling Combining Regulations
Re~ulations
Isla Vista from Portion of County Known as Isla Vista, Goleta Valley (70-RZ-55). I
Goleta. Vall y
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This being the date and time set for hearing on subject proposal; the Affidavit
of Publication being on file with the Clerk;
The same persons appeared in favor of subject proposal as the Planning
Connnission recouunendation to adopt an ordinance applying D-Design Supervision
Combining Regulations for the same area (Ordinance No. 2119);
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, the Board passed and adopted Ordinance No. 2119 on subject
proposal jointly with applying the D-Design Supervision Combining Regulations this
date. Said ordinance deletes the ''O'' - Oil Drilling Combining Regulations as set
forth in Section 1 of Article VI of Ordinance No. 661 , on the basis of the S11mmary,
Report of Findings and Recommendations as set forth in Planning Couunission Resolution
No. 70-80. The area is presently zoned 6-R-1-0, and the adoption of subject ordinance
will not permit the production of oil, gas or other hydrocarbon substances.
Midtown Deve op- In the Matter of Hearing on Planning Connnission Recouunendation to Adopt
ment rezone
Ordinance
2120
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Ordinance Amending Article r.v of Ordinance No. 661 from Request of Midtown Development
Company (70-RZ-56) (Tract #11,174) to Rezone Property on South Side of Patterson
Avenue near its Southwest Turn Approximately 1,000 Feet Easterly from Camino Meleno,
Goleta, from the A-1-X to 12-R-l Distri' ct Classification.
This being the date and time set for hearing on subject proposal; the
Affidavit of Publication being on file with the Clerk; and there being no appearances
or written statements submitted for or against subject proposal;
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the recoDlllendation of the Planning Conmission
from request ofMidtown Development Company (70-RZ-56) (Tract #11,174) to initiate an
ordinance amending Article IV of Ordinance No. 661, as amended, of the County of
Santa Barbara, to rezone property described as major portion of Assessor's Parcel No.
69-060-30, generally located on the south side of Patterson Avenue near its southwest
turn and approximately 1,000 feet easterly from Camino Meleno, Goleta Valley, from
the A-1-X, Exclusive Agricultural District (permits certain agricultural uses on
5-acre building sites) to the 12-R-l, Single Family Residential District (permits
single family dwellings on 12,000 sq.ft. building sites) of said ordinance be, and
the same is hereby, confirmed, and the Board passed and adopted the following
?1idtown Development
rezone
Ord 2120 /
Appeal of A Pedott
on Macco Corporat'
permit
I
September 21,1970
ordinance on the basis of the Summary, Report of Findings and Recommendations as
set forth in Planning Commission Resolution No. 70-88:
In the Matter of Ordinance No. 2120 - An Ordinance
Amending Ordinance No. 661 of the County of Santa Barbara, as Amended, by Adding
Section 651 to Article IV of Said Ordinance.
Upon the roll being called, the following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Joe J. Callahan, Daniel G. Grant, Francis H.
Beattie, and Curtis Tunnell
NOES: None
ABSENT: George H. Clyde.
-In the Matter of Hearings on a) Appeal of Mrs. Adolf C. Pedotti from n
Planning Commission Decision to Grant Request of Macco Corporation (Rancho Santa
Barbara) (70-CP-33) for Issuance of Conditional Use Permit on Portions of Hollister
Ranch Located Westerly of Gaviota; b) Appeal of Macco Corporation (Rancho Santa
Barbara) of Condition No. 45 of Said Conditional Use Permit; and c) Planning Commission
Recommendation from Request of Macco Corporation (Rancho Santa Barbara) {70-RZ-34)
to Adopt Ordinance Amending Article IV of Ordinance No. 661 to Rezone Certain Portions
from 100-AL-0 to 100-AL-0-PC Planned Commercial and BO-Beach Development Districts.
This being the date and time set for hear ings on subject proposals; the
Affidavit of Publication being on file with the Clerk;
Communications were received by the Board and read by the Clerk:
Mrs. Helen L. Pedotti - she felt that setting a definite time limit in days,
weeks, or months would strengthen the hands of the County and of the Permittee in
enforcing the conditions set, and would lessen the chance of misunderstandings and
disappointment among the users of the sites and cottages. Such specific time limits
are commonly and successfully used in State and Federal public parks.
- ' Mrs. Charles Tutenberg - the requests for rezoning are absolutely against
the interests of the public and the County General Plan and should be denied
.
League of Women Voters of Santa Barbara - in support of the County General
Plan which permits agricultural and recreational uses of the Hollister Ranch land.
She urged the Board to see that the spirit and intent of the County General Plan is
upheld, that this land be used in no respect for permanent residences, and that public
beach access be maintained in perpetuity as a condition of granting the conditional
use permit requested by Macco Corporation.
Mrs. James Higman for the Sierra Club, Los Padres Chapter - in opposition
t;o the inclusion of the 11Cabina11 concept in the proposal, and recommends that a time
ljmjtation of travel trailer and camper vehicle occupancy be adopted comparable to
that of California State Park and Recreation areas, specifically a maximum of 10 days
in the summer season, and 30 days during winter and other months, per family.
The Clerk read the Zoning Report of the Planning Commission, dated September
16, 1970, referring to the filing of a general appeal by an interested property
owner and an organization. Based on testimony by one of the appellants at a public
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September 21, 1970
hearing on July 1, 1970, it is assumed that the objection is to the possible long
term occupancy of the recreational vehicle sites. The Planning Commission was also
vitally concerned and, in its considered judgment, has reduced this possibility to
a minimum by imposition of certain considerations such as: Recreation Vehicle is
defined as a camp car, motor home, travel trailer or tent trailer, with or without
motive power, designed for hilman habitation for recreational or emergency occupancy,
with a living area less than 220 sq. ft. excluding built-in equipment such as wardrobes,
closets, - cabinets, kitchen units or fixtures, bath and toilet rooms, and is
identified as a recreational vehicle by the manufacturer. Not more than one recreational
vehicle and its attached accessory facilities shall occupy any given campsite.
On Occupancy Limitations, this Conditional Use Permit is for a ''recreational camp''.
Therefore, the 1,415 sites for recreational vehicles are to be used for recreational
stays which are stays of limited duration rather than permanent or long term residency.
While County and permittee agree this recreational rather than residential occupancy
of the recreational vehicle sites, they are unable, because of the newness of such a
development, to develop an occupancy limitation condition for this permit which will
effectuate this recreational purpose and also be a practical condition for permittee
to operate under and for County to review for compliance. Therefore, the practices
of permittee in effectuating the recreational rather than residential use of the
recreational vehicle sites shall be reviewed annually by the Planning Commission on
the basis of a report submitted by the permittee. Such a review may be held at a
regular meeting rather than a noticed public hearing of said Commission. If the
annual review of such occupancy shows that additional conditions on occupancy may
need to be imposed to effectuate the recreational rather than residential use of the
recreational vehicle sites, the Planning Commission may consider the addition of
new occupancy conditions at a noticed public hearing. Enrollment in any public
elementary or secondary school of any child, other than a child of a full-time employee
of the permittee living in a permanent dwelling, living in the area of the recreat- I
ional camp sites and using such a camp site as the child's residence shall constitute
a violation of this permit as evidencing a residential rather than a recreational use
of the recreational vehicle site.
The applicant has appealed Condition No. 45 which requires, prior to
occupancy, annexation of the 2,400 acres to the Goleta Flood Zone. This was thoroughly
considered by the Planning Commission who accepted the recoamendat ion of the Flood
Control Engineer and felt the final decision should be by the Board of Supervisors.
The possibility of a separate District vs. annexation to an existing District was
discussed and annexation was recommended.
The Planning Commission carefully considered the criteria for the granting
of a Conditional Use Permit as set out in paragraph b) of Section 3 of Article XI of
Ordinance No. 661, and determined that the recreational camp and allied uses will
be consistent with the General Plan designation of Agriculture and Recreation for
the area in question.
H. H. Divelbiss, Planning Director, in orienting the Board referred to a
''Plot Plan of the Goleta Coast''. The area shown is not the enti re coverage of the
September 21, 1970
Hollister Ranch as there are 11,000 additional acres of ranch land. The camp sites
were depicted in yellow shading which is the area involved in the conditional use
permit. The area bordered in orange is for rezoning for which separate conditions
are to be imposed. Supervisor Beattie asked if the commercial area shown is strictly
for the service of the people in the area, and Mr. Divelbiss explained that the
conditions placed on it and the type of commercial is accessory and incidental to
the recreational use. The applicant has developed rather elaborate plans for gift
shops, etc. that have no other function except to service the recreational use.
Attorney George H. Allen appeared before the Board on behalf of Macco
Corporation(Rancho Santa Barbara), indicating the unanimous approval by the Planning
Commission of the proposed development after five hearings covering a period of three
months, with the most complicated set of conditions ever imposed. There are over
63 conditions, he said. He commented briefly on the County General Plan. Even
though the Planning Commission and staff unanimously felt this development is consistent
with the County General Plan, some of the comments in the letters read indicate
a misunderstanding of the character and contents of the Plan. The General Plan, as
such, is not a plan in which no substantial growth of this County is envisioned. It
envisions a great growth. One of the cornerstones of the General Plan as written is
an insistence that recreational developments should not only be permitted but actively
encouraged. Apart from the very specific plan and map on this property, the narrative
text of the County General Plan shows that private development of future recreational
area is anticipated. He quoted a portion of the narrative of the County General Plan
on what is envisioned in it . In relation to its comments of the development of recreational
resources by the private sector, he read from page 55 of the General Plan.
The proposal was conceived, planned and designed to meet the requirements and guidelines
of the General Plan. It conforms to the intent and specific content of the
Plan. He briefly reviewed the general layout as shown on the development plan or
map, mentioning a major access road and a gatehouse. There will be clusters of camp
sites which in general follow the existing terrain and will not be flattened out.
It generally f ollows the top of the ridge in each of the areas pointed out. There
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will be a minimum of grading for the roads and individual camp sites as laid out on
the map. In addition to the overnight uses, he designated the two major day use
areas for picnicking, athletic fields, equestrian center for horseback riding and
stables. Trails are shown throughout the development as well as the cul-de-sac roads
serving the camp sites. The standards for recreational vehicle camps are set by State
law. In addition to these, tent camps are permitted. Each site will be serviced by
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underground utilities, sewer, electrical and water connections the same as for state
and national parks. Serving this complex will be a water treatment plant as indicated
on t he plans. The storage yard was also pointed out on the map. The provision for
camp sites of this character by the private sector is not. as unusual as it seems. Of
the 675,000 camp sites in the United States, the Federal government supplies 29,000
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and the various states provide approximately 200,000. Over 60% of all developed camp
sites in the State are provided by the private sector. He referred to a report from
the Director of the National Park Service relating to the private sector in which it
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was indicated that the National Park system is not expanding their campground services.
Colored renderings were displayed before the Board of ''The Gaviota Coast
Bulito Village'' (secondphase); ''The Gaviota Coast Drake Village'' (first phase); and
''The Gaviota Coast Drake Pt. Park'' . There will be 200 units of a mobile home park.
During the Planning Connnission hearing, it became apparent that the structures could
be used as modular or factory housing.
Supervisor Tunnell absent at this time. The plans for these particular units
are now part of the reconnnendation in this case showing the exterior and interior of
each of the units. No grading for pads will be necessary in the area pointed out as
pilings will be used instead, conforming to the topography. The only grading will
be for roadways to serve these units. These wooden structures are smaller than mobile
homes for . permanent living. There is no large st,orage space or laundry facilities and
are conveived as a cottage type for vacation purposes . They should be treated as
part of the commercial development, as part of a planned commercial cottage-type
hotel. These may be sold to individual purchasers. All the maintenance will be
performed by the developer including landscaping and there will be no subdivision of
the land or ownership interest of the land qf the owners. He pointed out that it is
in all respects comparable to the 109 units at Cachuma Park .
With regard to the occupancy aspects, it is to the developer's financial
and economic interest that there be the type of turnover that is indicated. Over
51% of the anticipated revenue from this project will come from per capita spending
and admissions. It is important to the developer that the commercial facilities and
admissions be such and utilized by as large a number of people as possible.
Regarding the length of stay he pointed out the social philosophy. Is the
County ready for social planning? Is the County ready to determine that a specific
resort hotel or a guest ranch or a private club is undesirable? Is the County concerned
with the duration of the stay of people at Alisa! Ranch or the Biltmore Hotel?
If the County is concerned, it could consider the regulation of rates and fees to
maximize the people's use of these private facilities. In the context of land use
planning, it makes no difference whether a guest at the Alisal Ranch stays one night,
one week, or even a month or year. Every facility and every service is precisely the
same regardless of the turnover rate. Except for school. He touched upon the annexation
to the Goleta Flood Zone and the tax element. The Board should defer action
with regard to this until such time as the need is shown, and requested that the condition
requiring such annexation be deleted from the conditional use permit and the
zone change.
Supervisor Callahan asked if there is any part of the development where the
public will be able to enjoy any part of the beach, and Attorney Allen said the
public will be able as a day user at a fee consistent with fees charged for parks to
use all facilities except camp sites which require an additional fee. There will be
an entrance fee at the gate and the area opened to such use.
Mrs . Pedotti appeared briefly and referred to the contents of her letter.
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Robert Hazard appeared before the Board/an individual, objecting to this
development for many reasons. He said the Hollister Ranch is about the most beautiful
September 21, 1970
piece of land of its size in the county, with beautiful landscaping. It is the beaches
that make the ranch unique. Is this development in the best interests of the citizens
of this County? This would be of no great value for the people in our community but
it would for people in the Los Angeles area. Any development here will be detrimental
to the true value of the land and for the citizens of this area. The first
choice use of the land would be to make it available to the general public now -
create a national park with a wilderness project.
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Supervisor Beattie remarked that all the national parks have commercial areas
which is very similar. Mr. Hazard said this area is the last coastline left in its I
natural true state. This is notan economically feasible plan to begin with. Supervisor
Beattie felt this would be a great asset to the County with the numerous conditions
imposed.
Dr. Kelley, representative of the Los Padres Chapter of the Sierra Club made
comments regarding the ''cabinas'' and the stipulation that no child living in one of
the cottages and using that hotel as a residence shall be enrolled in any elementary
or secondary schools. This seems to be completely inadequate as an occupancy condition
- it is in conflict with other laws. It says nothing about families who do not have
school-age children. Dr. Kelley recommended the appeal be upheld.
Attorney Marc McGinnis spoke of social engineering which is effective in
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various ways, economically and politically, As long as this is limited to recreational
use as an acceptable use of the land under the general plan. He felt the Board should
fix the time on the length of stay at this point. Later on amendments could be made
if found necessary. He felt it wise at this point to take a step forward in social
engi neeri ng.
H. H. Divelbiss, Planning Director, said the Planning Commission talked
about the length of stay and they could not come up with any time limit that made
much sense, but they did agree on the necessity for turnover, . ~nd keep oc~upancy for
a short duration.
Attorney George Allen reappeared and made comments on the duration of length
of stay. The condition as set forth in the Planning Commission conditions spells out
fairly clearly that detailed records must be kept by the owner and a full report of
the occupancy and turnover will be required annually, and if at that time there is any
indication that it is not occurring in this manner, it leaves the door open for the
imposition of additional conditions based upon the experience of the particular developer.
he developer wants an opportunity .to work this out as a development as actually con- I
structed and hopes to be able to have the flexibility to make this economically feasible.
Regarding the Building Department's requirements, Wendell Nichols of the I
rading Division of the Building Department said the preliminary plans have been checked
nd mentioned that the pilings will be the foundation.
H. H. Divelbiss, Planning Director said he had not had an opportunity to talk
further with Attorney Allen, and pointe~ out that the planning people feel strongly
hat the length of occupancy is not the only concern with regard to the schools but
he length of occupancy was revealed as completely contrary to the recreational concept
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It is felt this creates an entirely different reaction to the people in the use of
the land and expense of govennment to provide services. There is a very important difference
in the type of governmental services that the people would grow to expect if
temporary rather than permanent. The planners have spent more time with the proponents
than on any other project but have been unable to come up with a specific
time limit. In referring to a paragraph on occupancy limitation in the conditional
use permit, it was pointed out that it is the performance that the applicant comes
up with during the year that is the yardstick with which to measure. If the occupancy
is kept temporary with a lot of turnover, it is good performance. But the
developer should have as much latitude as possible. Supervisor Grant agreed that if
it is recreational development, short term occupancy should be encouraged rather than
getting into permanent residential occupancy.
Robert Deering of the State Division of Beaches and Parks, said they have
met with Macco Corp. representatives in Sacramento concerning their plans, and the
State Division of Highways on access points for the road development, and he said they
object to their preliminary plan, and he went into detail on this aspect and the use
of considerable beach park land for interchange and frontage road. They are asking
the State Division of Highways to hold off on modification of the interchange and
highway until they have completed studies on their new route (bypassing Gaviota Pass
entirely). They are asking that all the planning be coordinated with all agencies
concerned in order that mutually satisfactory solutions may be worked out.
Fred Eissler of the Scenic Shoreline Association, indicated concern about
the interior road. This is a big factor in determining the nature of the whole project
- this should be a consideration prior to construction of the project. The
whole situation seems to be whether or not it is a recreational or residential use.
Recreational would be in accordance with the zoning and general plan but not residential.
Mr. Eissler mentioned a change in zoning should the ownership of the land be transferred.
They would hope the 100-acre zoning would reapply if this property is sold.
Mr. Divelbiss replied that this question came up at the Planning Commission hearing
and the conditional use permit must run to the land and should be suitable no matter
who owns the land, to carry out the purpose.
Richard Chrysler appeared in opposition to this development. This land is
all undeveloped land with a natural untouched seashore which are very few in number
today. If allowed to be developed, it could never revert back to its natural state
- and conunercial zoning there is not needed.
Supervisor Beattie said that half of this County is owned by the Federal
government in open land and will remain as such forever
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject hearing be, and the same is hereby,
duly and regularly continued to Monday, September 28, 1970, at 2 o'clock, p.m. when a
full Board is expected to be present.
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Approval of Minute
September 21 , 197
Calif State :
Migrant H a.1th
Services Agreem t
Contract No . 276
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September 21, 1970
Upon motion the Board adjourned sine die.
T_!_l~ foregoing Minutes are hereby approved.
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J . LEWIS, County Clerk
Meeting .
Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of Californ-ia,- September 28,
1970, at 9:30 o'clo-ck-, a.m.
Present: Supervisors George H. Clyde, Joe
J . Callahan, Daniel G. Gran_!=, Francis H.
Beattie, and Curtis Tunnell; and J. E. Lewis,
Clerk.
Supervisor Clyde in the Chair
In the Matter of Approval of Minutes of September 21, 1970
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor
Callahan, and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the reading of the minutes of
September 21, 0970 meeting be dispensed with and approved without reading .
In the Matter of Execution of Contract No . 276 between County
* State of California for Migrant Health Services in northern Santa Barbara County
(Santa Maria, Orcutt* Guadalupe), FY 1970-71, $61,213.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor
Callahan, and carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO. 70-597
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
Resolution este.bl'sh- In the -Matt-er of Resolution establishing final quantities of ing final que.niti _
on Project Santa work performed and material supplied for Water Transmission Line, Santa Maria County
Mar i a Center; Wat.,.,
Transmission Line Center, Santa Barbara County, in the amount of $35,039.93.
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Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor
Callahan, and carried unanimously, the following Resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO. 70-598
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
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Santa Maria In the Mat ter of Filing Notice of Completion for Water Transmission Line,
Center Filin
Notice of Sant a Maria County Center, Santa Barbara County .
Gomnletion f r
Water Trans- Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
mission Line
; carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Director Public Works be, and he is
R/W !}rant
Jane D. Joh
et al
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Exec Change
Criers E. H.
Haskell Co
Asphalt Concrete
Overla
Surmnerland ,
Montecito lit:
Carpinteria
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hereby, authorized and directed to file Notice of Completion for water transmission
line, Santa Maria County Center, Santa Barbara County by W. M. Lyles Co.
It is further ordered that the Clerk be, and he is hereby, authorized and
directed to record siad Notice of Completion in the Office of the County Recorder
of the County of Santa Barbara.
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Basis by
-In the Matter of Acceptance of Right of Way Grant Conveyed on Donation
Jane D. Johnstone, et al, to the County of Santa Barbara for additional
Right. of Way on Via Real in the vicinity of Padaro Lane, in the First District .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell , seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that a Right of Way Grant, dated August 24 , 1970,
conveyed on a donation basis by Jane D. Johnstone, et al to the County of Santa
Barbara for additional Right of Way on Via Real in the vicinity of Padaro Lane, in
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the First District, be, and the same is hereby, accepted by the County; and the Clerk
be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to record said instrument in the office
of the Santa Barbara County Recorder.
In the Matter- of Authorizing Chairman to Execute Change Orders t9 Contract
with E. H. Haskell Co . for Asphalt Concrete overlay for various Montecito, Summerland,
and Carpinteria area streets; Job No. 1025. 2.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman be, and he is hereby, authorized
and directed to execute the following Change Orders to contract with E. H. Haskell
Co . for Asphalt Concrete Overlay for various Montecito, Sunnnerland, and Carpint eria
area streets, Job No . 1025.2.
N1mber 1, increase of $647 .01.
Number 2, increase of $750.78 .
Number 3, increase of $5,076. 00 .
N1mber 4, increase of ~129. 92 .
Number 5, increase of $1,471.06.
Cancellatio In the Matter of Cancellation of Taxes on 1970- 71 Secured Roll on property
of Taxes 197 -
71 secured R llacquired by City of Santa Barbara.
City of S B
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Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell , seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, the following Order was passed and adopted:
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WHEREAS, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of California, that the City of Santa Barbara, has acquired title to,
and is the owner of certain real property situate in the City of Santa Barbara,
County of Santa Barbara, and State of California; and
WHEREAS, it further appears that application has been made for cancellation
of taxes on property described below, as provided by Section 4986 of the Revenue and
Taxation Code of the State of California; and
WHEREAS, i"t further appears that the written consent of the County Counsel
and County Auditor of said County of Santa Barbara to the cancellation of said taxes
has been obtained therefor
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~ancellation of
taxes 1964- 65 Sec
)elinquent Roll
Citv of S B (
September 28, 1970
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED that the Auditor and/or Tax Collector of the
County of Santa Barbara, State of California, be, and they are hereby, authorized
and directed to cancel the following taxes on the 1970-71 Secured Roll, penalties
and costs applicable, against the property described below:
39-322-20 Code 2048 assessed to John H. Petras et ux - Cancel Land $22,200,
Improvements $29,800 and Real Property Cash Value $208,000 on the 1970-71
Secured roll.
The foregoing Order entered in the Minutes of the Board of Supervisors this
28th day of September, 1970.
s/ J. E. LEWIS~ (SEAL)
County Cler
In the Matter of Cancellation of taxes on 1964-65 Secured Delinquent Roll,
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transfer of taxes to Unsecured Roll and cancellation of all penalties * costs applicable
on property acquired by City of Santa Barbara.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, the following Order was passed and adopted:
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WHEREAS, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of California, that the City of Santa Barbara, has acquired title to,
and is the owner of, certain real property situate in the County of Santa Barbara
State of California; and
WHEREAS, it further appears that ~ppears that application has been made
for cancellation of proportionate share of taxes on the 1964-65 delinquent Secured
Assessment Roll for property acquired by the City of Santa Ba~bara, transfer of taxes
to unsecured Roll, and cancellation of taxes on 1964-71 Secured Assessment Roll on
property described below, as provided by Section 4986 and Section 2921.5 of the
Revenue and Taxation Code of the State of California; and
WHEREAS, it further appears that the written consent of the County Counsel
and County Auditor of said County of Santa Barbara to the cancellation and transfer
of said taxes has been obtained therefor,
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NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED that the Auditor and/or Tax Collector of the
County of Santa Barbaaa, State of California, be, and they are hereby, authorized
and directed to cancel the proportionate share of taxes on the 1965-65 delinquent
secured roll and the transfer of taxes to the unsecured roll of:
39-231- 26 Code 201 on the 1964-65 Secured delinquent roll
and the transfer of taxes to the Unsecured roll;
Also for the cancellation of taxes on the 1964-71 secured roll, against the
property described below:
28th day
1964-65 Code 201 Cancel Land $3,500
1965-66 Code 201 Cancel Land $3,500
1966-67 Code 201 Cancel Land $13,000 Improvements $400
1967-68 Code 200. Cancel Land $13,000 Improvements $400
1968-69 Code 2076 Cancel Land $13,000 Improvements $400
1969-70 Code 2076 Cancel Land $13,000 Improvements $400
1970-61 Code 2076 Cancel Land $13,000 Improvements $400
The foregoing Order
of September, 1970.
entered in the Minutes of the Board of Supervisors this
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Goleta Valle
Hous in,. Com.111
Inc r eq Cond
Use Pe rmit
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In the Matter of Planning Commission Recommendation for Adoption of Ordtee
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inance on Request of Goleta Valley Housing Committee, Inc. (70-RZ~71) Amending
Ordinance No. 661, to Allow for Revised Partial Development Plan Eliminating Condition
for Covering Required Automobile Parking Spaces on Property located on West
Side of Kellogg Avenue, approximately 100 feet north of Hollister Avenue, Goleta,
Third Supervisorial District.
A recommendation was received from the Planning Commission on September
23, 1970, for adoption of the above-described amendment.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that Monday, October 19, 1970, at 2 o'clock,
p.m., be, and the same is hereby, set as the date and time for a public hearing on
Planning Commission recommendation for adoption of an ordinance to amend Section
579 of Article IV of Ordinance No. 661, as amended, on request of Goleta Valley
Housing Committee, Inc. (70-RZ-71) to allow for a Revised Partial Development Plan
which eliminates the condition for covering required automobile parking spaces,
Assessor's Parcel No. 71-090-49, generally located on the west side of Kellogg
Avenue, approximately 100 feet northerly of Hollister Avenue, Goleta, on the basis
of the Report of Findings and Recommendation as set forth in Planning Commission
Resolution No. 70-99; and that notice of said hearing be published in the Santa
Barbara News-Press, a newspaper of general circulation, as follows:
NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the Board of
Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California on Monday, October
19, 1970, at 2 o'clock, p.m., in the Board of Supervisors Hearing Room, Fourth Floor,
County Administration Building, City of Santa Barbara, State of California, on
Planning Commission recommendation for adoption of an ordinance to amend Section
579 of Article IV of Ordinance No. 661, as amended, on request of Goleta Valley
Housing Committee, Inc. (70-RZ-71) to allow for a Revised Partial Development Plan
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which eliminates the condition for covering required automobile parking spaces,
Assessor's Parcel No. 71-090-49, generally located on the west side of Kellogg
Avenue, approximately 100 feet northerly of Hollister Avenue, Goleta, on the basis
of the Report of Findings and Recommendation as set forth in Planning Commission
Resolution No. 70-99.
WITNESS my hand and seal this 28th day of September, 1970.
s/ J. E. LEWIS (SEAL)
County Clerk
It is further ordered that the above entitled matter be, and the same is
hereby, referred to the County Counsel for preparation of an appropriation ordinance.
Quitclaim De d In the Matter of Execution of Quitclaim Deed from the County to Mark J.
f r om Co to
Mark J . Smit , Smith, et ux, Whereby County quitclaims any Interest it may have in Parcels of Land
et ux
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September 28, 1970
in connection with Agreement of September 21, 1970, Dedicating Access Driveway,
Tract #10,376, Unit 1, Fifth Supervisorial District.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman and Clerk be, and they are
hereby, authorized to execute a Quitclaim Deed dated September 28, 1970, from the
County to Mark J . Smith and Dorothy W. Smith, husband and wife as joint tenants,
whereby County quitclaims any interest it may have in parcels of land as detailed
in Agreement of September 21, 1970, dedicating access driveway, Tract #10,376, Unit
1, Fifth Supervisorial District .
It is further ordered that the Clerk be, and he is hereby, authorized and
directed to record said document in the office of the Santa Barbara County Recorder
after receipt of $4.00 payment, which is also outlined in the Agreement.
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Agricultural In the Matter of Recommendations of Planning Commission and Agricultural
Preserves
hearin~ on rezo ePreserve Advisory Counnittee for Adoption of Ordinances Amending Article IV of
& Creation
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Ordinance No . 661 to Rezone Certain Properties in Goleta, Santa Maria, and Guadalupe
Areas; and Proposed Creation of Agricultural Preserves.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that Monday, October 19, 1970, at 2 o'clock,
p .m., be, and the same is hereby, set as the date and time for public hearings on
recommendations of the Planning Commission and Agricultural Preserve Advisory
Committee to adopt ordinances amending Article IV of Ordinance No. 661, as amended,
of the County of Santa Barbara, to rezone the following properties, on the basis
that they conform to the General Plan of the County, and to approve applications to
create Agricultural Preserves on said properties under the provisions of Chapter
1443, Statutes of 1965, known as the California Land Conservation Act, from a land
use standpoint, on the basis that they conform to the criteria established by the
Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County:
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Goleta Valley Egg Ranch (69-AP-25) (69-RZ-60}, Goleta
Wilbur S. Souza (70-AP-14) (70-RZ32), Santa Maria
John B. Wineman (70-AP-27) (70-RZ-53), Santa Maria
Will H. Wineman (70-AP-31) (70-RZ-58), Guadalupe
It is further ordered that notice be given by publication in the Santa
Maria Times and Santa Barbara News-Press,
follows, to-wit:
newspapers of general circulation, as
NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the Board of
Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, on Monday, October
19, 1970, at 2 o'clock, p. m., in the Board of Supervisors Hearing Room, Fourth
Floor, County Ad.ministration Building, City of Santa Barbara, State of California,
on recounnendations of Planning Commission and Agricultural Preserve Advisory Committee
to adopt ordinances amending Article IV of Ordinance No. 661, as amended, of the
County of Santa Barbara, to rezone the following proper ties, on the basis that they
conform to the General Plan of the County, and to approve applications to create
Agricultural Preserves on said properties under the provisions of Chapter 1443,
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Statutes of 1965, known as the California Land Conservation Act, from a land use
standpoint, on the basis that they conform to the criteria established by the Board
of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County:
1) Goleta Valley Egg Ranch (69-AP-25) (69-RZ-60), Goleta
2) Wilbur S. Souza (70-AP-14) (70-RZ-32), Santa Maria
3) John B. Wineman (70-AP-27) (70-RZ-53), Santa Maria
4) Will H. Wineman (70-AP-31) (70-RZ-58), Guadalupe
WITNESS my hand and seal this 28th day of September, 1970.
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/S/ J.E. LEWIS , County Clerk '
J. E. tEW!S, County':Clerk
and Ex-Officio Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors
(SEAL)
It is further ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
referred to the County Counse~ for preparation of the appropriate documents .
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In the Matter of Execution of Extension and Renewal of Lease Agreement
between the County of Santa Barbara and James M. Pollard, et al., to Provide Office
Space for County Welfare Department at 219 East Cypress Street, Santa Maria.
(Folio No. 520)
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan,
and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman and Clerk be, and they are
hereby, authorized and directed to execute the Extension and Renewal of Lease Agreement,
dated September 17, 1970, between the County of Santa Barbara and Vinson L.
Pollard, Zilda Barca Pollard, James M. Pollard and Elaine M. Pollard, Lessors, to
provide office space for the County Welfare Department located at 219 East Cypress
Street, Santa Maria. The term of the extension is for a one-year period beginning
October 1, 1970, with rental at the rate of $330 per month, for a total of $3,960
over the year life of the renewal.
It is further ordered that the County Auditor be, and he is hereby,
authorized and directed to draw the necessary warrants, in the amount of $330.00
per month in favor of James M. Pollard and Elaine M. Pollard, for the rental payments.
Said warrants shall be drawn upon submission of the proper Demand for Payment form,
as submitted by the Lessors each and every month.
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Agreement between the County of Santa Barbara and Pollard, et al., for the County
Welfare Department Office Space at 219 South Vine Street, Santa Maria, Fifth Supervisorial
District, at the Rate of $220 Per Month on a month-to-month basis.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan,
and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman and Clerk be, and they are
hereby, authorized and directed to execute a rental agreement between the County of
Santa Barbara and Vinson L. Pollard, Zilda Barca Pollard, James M. Pollard, and
Elaine M. Pollard, hereinafter referred to as ''Landlord'' to provide for County
Welfare Department office space at 219 South Vine Street, Santa Maria, at the rate
of $220 per month, payable in arrears on the first day of each calendar month, beginning
November 1, 1970, on a month-to-month basis for a one-year period
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It is further ordered that the County Auditor be, and he is hereby,
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authorized and directed to draw the necessary warrants, in the amount of $220 per
month, in favor of Vinson L. Pollard, Zilda Barca Pollard, James M. Pollard, and
Elaine M. Pollard, for the rental payments; said warrants to be drawn upon submi.ssion 4 #~
of the proper Demand of Payment form, as submitted by the landlord each and every
month.
In the Matter of Execution of Advertising Contract with Santa Barbara
1 Fi~sta, FY 1970-71, not to exceed $5,000.00.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan,
and carried unanimously, the following Resolution was passed and adopted:
Resolution No. 70-599
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Execution of Release of All County Claims for
Damages to County Property Resulting from Vehicular Accident, in the Amount of
$14.70.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan,
and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman and Clerk be, and they are
hereby, authorized and directed to execute a Release of all County claims for
damages to County property resulting from a vehicular accident, as follows:
Emma R. Cheuvront, accident on August 5, 1970, damages in
the amount of $14.70.
It is further ordered that the Director, Department of Resources ~
Collections be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to deposit the draft
received in full settlement therefor to the Road Fund.
Res ~ Collections In the Matter of Releasing Director, Department of Resources ~ Colreleased
from
further Account lections from Further Accountability for Collection of Certain Delinquent Accounts
ability of $110, 1 1 . 04
I in the amount of $110,101.04.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan,
and carried unanimously, this Board hereby determines that the following amounts
are too small to justify the cost of collection, or that the collection of such
amounts is improbable for the reasons set forth in the verified applications of the
Director, Department of Resources ~ Collections, and it is ordered that the Director
be, and he is hereby, discharged from further accountability for the collection of
the following amounts, in accordance with Section 25257 of the Government Code. (Code
60)
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MESSICK ,LISA -:.: ()'3 02 35 i 60 l2/3i/69 tr.so 07 /31/70
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r epor t of Public
Auction at Co Rd
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1970
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In the Matter of Recommendation of Landscape Architect for Placement
of Bond in the Amount of $1,080.00 to assure planting of trees and deposit of
$2,160.00 cash for street tree maintenance, Generally Located Nort~ of Stow Canyon
Road and West of Fairview Avenue in the Third Supervisorial District. (Tract #10,699,
Unit 3) .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan,
and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the recommendation of the County Land- - scape Architect to require the placement of a bond, in the amount of $1,080.00, to
assure planting of trees and deposit of $2,160.00 cash for street tree maintenance
be, and the same is hereby, confirmed .
In the Matter of Recommendation of County Landscape Architect for
Release of Street Tree Planting Bond for Tract #10,699, in the Amount of $1,290.00.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan,
and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the street tree planting bond for Tract
#10,699 be, and the same is hereby, released as to all future acts and conditions,
as follows, as recommended by the County Landscape Architect:
Al Barker Insurance Company, as Surety -
Goleta Valley Development Co. as Principal,
for Bond No . 83-M-159-364, dated October 4,
1968.
In the Matter of Report of Public Auction held at the County Road
Yard on September 12, 1970.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan,
and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the above-entitled matter be placed on
file.
In the Matter of Request of Chief Probation Officer For Approval of
Acceptance of $25 .00 Donation.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan,
and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the request of the Chief Probation
Officer for approval of acceptance of $25 .00 donation from Santa Barbara Uptown Lions
be, and the same is hereby, approved for deposit to the Probation Officer's Trust
Fund.
In the Matter of Approving Request for Waiver of Physical Requirements
for Prospective Employees, Santa Barbara General Hospital .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan ,
and carried unanimously, it is ordered that t he request for a waiver of the physical
requirements for the following prospective employees be, and the same are hereby
approved, as recommended by Dr. David Caldwell:
rJoan Pollock - Senior Stenographer Clerk
/ Sandra L. Johnston - Maid
App tment Election In the Matter of Appointment of Election Officer and Designation of
Officer and Desi~n -
ation of Polling Polling Places for General Election to be Held November 3, 1970 .
Places Gen ' l Elect n
November 3, 1970 Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Cal lahan
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and carried unanim~usly, the following Order was passed and adopted; publication to
be in the Sant a Barbara News-Fress:
ORDER
(LIST)
See Li st in back pocket of Book No . 138 .
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Lakeside Mobile
Home Park (Fess
Par ker, Jr . )
100~ Consent to
Co Service Area
No . 3
Claims
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In the Matter of Request of Authorization from Fess E. Parker, Jr.,
Lakeside Mobile Home Park for LAFCO to proceed without notice and hearing on 100%
Consent to annexation of Assessor's Parcel 71-190-27 to County Service Area No. 3
as required for Conditional Use Permit 69-CP-53.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan,
and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the above-entitled matter be approved and
referred to LAFCO.
In the Matter of Claims Against the County Filed by Individuals
and/or Attorneys on Behalf of Clients for Alleged Damages.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan,
and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the following claims against the County
f i led by individuals and/or attorneys on behalf of clients for alleged damages be,
.
and the same are hereby, referred to the County Counsel and insurance carrier.
; John M. Sink for Richard Lee Stempson,
$50,000.00, for personal injury.
/ John M. Sink for Daailo Guzman,
$50,000.00, personal inju~y.
1 James T. Lindsey for Hildegard G.
Lagerquist, $4,500.00, general damages
; Joel K. Kapiloff, $5,081.50, General Damages.
1 Kenneth William Murray, $381.50, general damages.
In the Matter of Reports and Communications .
The following Reports and Communications were received by the Board
and ordered placed on file:
/l) County Treasurer - Investment of Temporary Surplus
Moneys, August, 1970.
/4)
Auditor-Controller - Audit of Parks Department,
January 1, 1969, through-December 31, 1969.
Health Department - ''Jail Standards Evaluation
Form'' for inspection of Lompoc City Jail and
Guadalupe City.
City of Santa Barbara - Resolution 7219 fixing
September 29, 1970, at 2 p . m. ,- for Public Hearing
on consideration of establishment of Underground
Utility District No. 1.
/ 5) Resolutions requesting review of assessing practices
of State Board of Equalization Re State Assessed
property from Yuba and Madera County Boards of Super-
/ 6)
-8)
vi sors.
PUC extension of time to October 30, 1970, for investigation
on Commission's own motion into adoption
of general order prohibiting pollution of railroad
rights-of-way by railroad corporations.
Amended Application of Air West before PUC for Authority
to increase intrastate passenger fares.
California State Advisory Board to Bureau of Land Management
- Resolution urging continued. study of ''Operation
ORVAC. ''
~9) State Board of Equalization - Statement of Local Tax
Distribution, Retail Sales, September 11, 1970 -
$111,439.12.
Rlanning
r eports
0,ommiss on In the Matter of Planning Commission Reports for Information Only.
The following reports were received for information only and ordered /
placed on file:
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Preserves
lqezone and
Creation
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Salaries
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Absence
Salaries
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/ 1) Granted Conditional Use Permit on request of Goleta Baptist
*Ch urch (70-CP-51) to permit construction and use of church church related activities at 6017 Stow Canyon Road, Goleta.
/ 2) Granted Conditional Use Aermit on request of LCR Company
(70-CP-52) to allow establishment and use of commercial parking
lot at 6509 El Colegio Road, Isla Vista.
,-5)
Dropped from agenda the referral from Board of Supervisors
of proposed amendment (70-0A-14) (70-M-67) to Ordinance No.
661 modifying the definition of Automobile Service Station
to permit rental of trucks and trailers.
Continued public hearing to October 7, 1970 meeting on referral
from Board of Supervisors of proposed amendment (70-0A-15)
(70-M-67) to Ordinance 661 to allow trailer and truck rental
in certain comnercial Districts subject to Conditional Use
Permit.
Determined on request of Road Commissioner that proposed
abandonment of portion of Mission Drive, lying east of Alamo
Pintado Road is not in conflict with General Plan (70-R-10).
Denied request of P. A. Anderson (70-V-44) for Conditional
Exception to allow an 8 unit, two-story legal non-conforming
apartment house to remain on proposed parcel with an 31,963
instead of 160,000 sq. foot area, and an adjustment to allow
13.5 foot instead of 15 foot side yard setback at 1185
Anderson Lane, Goleta.
/ 7) Denied request of William Dayka (70-RZ-70) for initiation of
an ordinance amending Ordinance 661 rezoning from 20-R-1-0
to A-1-X-O on property on north side of Serena Ave 750 feet
easterly from Toro Canyon Road, Carpinteria.
In the Matter of Request of Agricultural Preserve Advisory Committee
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for Consideration of Proposed Deadline of November 30, 1970, for Filing and Receiving
of Applications for Agricultural Preserves for Tax Lien Year beginning March 1, 1971.
A discussion ensued with Supervisor Beattie advising that he could see
no purpose in having a closing date this year.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell,
and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the above-entitled request be, and the
same is hereby, continued to Monday, October 5, 1970, for further discussion.
- In the Matter of Fixing Compensation for Monthly Salaried Positions .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO. 70-600
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Fixing Compensation for Monthly Salaried Positions.
(Laguna County Sanitation District).
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO. 70-601
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT Fll.E)
In the Matter of Request of Distric~ Attorney for Four Months' Leave
of Absence Without Pay for Employee from December 1, 1970 through March 31, 1971.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the reques t of the District Attorney for a
four months' leave of absence without pay for Yolanda Huffman, Legal Stenographer
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Clerk, from December 1, 1970, through March 31, 1971, be, and the same is hereby, approved.
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and Fixin~
Clerk ) .
In the Matte r of Allowance of Positions , Disallowance of Positions,
of Compensati on for Monthly Salaries Positions (Sheriff & Coroner- Int ermediate
carried . Upon Moti on of S u~e rvi sor Beattie , seconded by
unanimously, the followin~ resolution was passed and
RESOLU~ION No . 70- 601A
Supervisor Grant , and
adopted :
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Sher iff ' s Dept .
Salaries I
Travel 1equests
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Overtime Polic
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Drug Problem
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Waller Park
Majestic Tract
Annex Co Servic
Area #5 providi
Street Li~hting
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Grant Deed Ko - ~rt
Homes , Inc . Tract
10, 660 open space
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In the Matter of Reconnnendation of Administrative Officer for Addition
of One (1) Position of Intermediate Clerk, Range 41 , in Sheriff-Coroner Department.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the recoII1I1endation of the Administrative
Officer for the addition of one (1) position of Intermediate Clerk, Range 41, in the
Sheriff-Coroner Department be, and the same is hereby, confirmed.
In the Matter of Request of Administrative Officer for Approval of
Two (2) Travel Requests for Judge Royce R. Lewellen, Solvang Judicial District, to
attend California Justices, Marshals and Constables Association's Annuel Convention
in Fresno, Calif., October 14-16, 1970, and Institute for Municipal and Justice Court
Judges in San Diego, Calif., Oct. 30, 31, 1970.
Wpon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant,
and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the above-entitled request of the Administrative
Officer for approval of two (2) travel requests for Judge Royce R. Lewellen,
Solvang Judicial District, be, and the same is hereby, approved.
In the Matter of Proposed Amendment to overtime Policy.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
removed from the agenda upon request of Administrative Officer.
In the Matter of Progress Report by Lorenzo DalliArmi, County Superintendent
of Schools, on Drug Problem in Conmunity.
- Mr. Dall'Armi phoned the Administrative Officer that due to the death
of his mother, he would like above-entitled report continued for one week.
Upon motion of Supervisor Callahan, seconded by Supervisor Beattie,
and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the above-entitled report be, and the
same is hereby, continued to Monday, October 5, 1970.
In the Matter of Proposed Resolution of Application for Annexation of
Waller Park Majestic Tract and Adjacent Areas to County Service Area No. 5 for the
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Purpose of Providing Street Lighting.
The recommendation of the Administrative OFFICER, DATED September 22,
1970, was read by the Clerk.
Supervisor Tunnell questioned whether a l l the people involved are
agreeable to proposed application. He would like to have further inquiry made into
the matter.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell , seconded by Supervisor Callahan,
and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the above-entitled matter be, and the
same is hereby, continued to Monday, October 5, 1970.
In the Matter of Acceptance of Grant Deed from Ko-Art Homes, Inc., to
the County for Lot 56 of Tract #10,660 for Open Space, Third Supervisorial District.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that a Grant Deed, dated June 18 , 1970, from Ko-Art
Homes, for Lot 56 of Tract #10,660 for open space , Third Supervisorial District, be,
and the same is hereby , accepted by the County; and the Clerk be, and he is hereby ,
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aut9orized and directed to record said Grant Deed in the office of the Santa Barbara
County Recorder.
Advance Trav 1 In the Matter of Increasing the Amount of the Advance Travel Revolving
Revolving F d
I Fund.
State Funds
for Park
Development
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Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and .
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO . 70-602
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Requesting State Funds for Park Development .
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Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO. 70-603
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
Surplus Pro- In the Matter of Request of Real Property Division, Department of
perty declar d
by Real Pro- Public Works, for Declaration of Certain Parcel of Land in Vicinity of Corta Street,
perty Divisi n
I 30 Feet East of Fairview Avenue, Goleta, Third Supervisorial District, as Surplus
Clarence H.
Schutte Res
Commendation
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Admin Office
Appt Commt
S B Co Air
Pollution
Control Dist
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Property.
The above-entitled request dated September 24, 1970, from the Right
of Way Agent was received by the Board and read by the Clerk.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the above-entitled request be, and the same
is hereby, referred to the Road Dept ., Planning Dept., and Flood Control Dept. for
report back to the Board, and the Real Property Division, Department of Public Works
be, and they are hereby, requested to notify appropriate public agencies of the proposed
disposition of subject surplus property.
It is further ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
continued to Tuesday, October 13, 1970
In the Matter of Commendation of Clarence H. Schutte.
Upon motion of Supervisor Callahan, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO. 70-604
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Recommendation of Administrative Officer for Appointment
of Committee for Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District. (Cont'd).
A recommendation from the Administrative Officer, dated September
28, 1970, that the Board after reaching agreement on the composition of subject
committee either select the names of the individuals to represent a particular
office or ask that office or agency to submit the name of their nominee.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie,
and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the following list of offices and organizations,
as recommended by the Administrative Officer, be, and the same are hereby,
appointed as members of the Committee for the Santa Barbara County Air Pollution
Control District, with the exception of the County Counsel's office, which should be
Communications
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removed as a member but remain as an advisory member, and with the addition of the
League of Women Voters and the Tuberculosis and Health Association, with the under-
.
standing that each of the County Departments and other organizations nominate a
representative within two weeks:
Administrative Office
Fire Department
Farm Bureau
Health Department
Range Improvement Association
Each City
Santa Barbara County Taxpayers Association
Public Works
Agricultural Commissioner
Farm ~ Home Advisor
County Medical Society
League of Women Voters
Tuberculosis and Health Association
It is further ordered that the Carpinteria Fire District, Montecito
Fire District and the Mission Canyon Fire District consolidate to appoint one person
from the three Districts to represent the Fire Districts .
In the Matter of Communications.
The following communications were received by the Board, read by the
Clerk and ordered placed on file:
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I Mrs. Gilbert O'Reilly - Endorsement of Report on Civil
Disorders
; Carpinteria City Council - Invitation to Observance of the
5th Anniversary of City of
Carpinteria, Sept. 28, 1970, at
7:30 p. m
Loraine Ear ly ltr In the Matter of Commendation from Loraine B. Early for Wally Dawson,
of Commen1ation to
~ally Dawson Vete n Veteran's Service Officer in Santa Maria.
Service Officer S
I The above-entitled commendation dated September 16, 1970,vas received
Citizens Gomms
report on Civi
Disorders /
Rental Retardatio
Boar d Resignation
Rene Beauchesne &
Apptmant of Mrs .
William Mosby /
Ventura Co Harb r mas
ter review and
recom on proposed
Cojo Anc~orage /
by the Board, read by the Clerk and ordered placed on file, and copies transmitted
to the Personnel Office and the Veteran's Service Officer.
In the Matter of Report of Citizens Commission on Civil Disorders.
The above-entitled report dated September 15, 1970, was received
by the Board and ordered placed on file and copies transmitted to the Administrative
Officer, County Counsel, Public Defender and District Attorney.
In the Matter of Acceptance of Resignation of Mr. Rene Beauchesne,
Lompoc Area Representative on Regional Area Planning Board of Mental Retardation and
Appointment of Mrs. William Mosby, 513 North Daisy Street, Lompoc, Calif.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimous ly, it is ordered that the resignation of Mr. Rene Beauchesne,
Lompoc Area Representative on Regional Area Planning Board of Mental Retardation,
effective September 8, 1970, be and the same is hereby accepted, and the appointment
of Mrs. William Mosby, 513 North Daisy Street, Lompoc, Calif. 93436, be, and the
same is hereby, approved.
In the Matter of Request of Ron McClellan, Ventura County Harbormaster,
Channel Island Harbor, for Review and recommendation relative to Proposed
Cojo Anchorage.
The above-entitled request dated September 16, 1970, was received
by the Board and read by the Clerk.
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Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell,
and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the proposal for the proposed Cojo
Amchorage designated as a harbor of refuge in the California Boating Plan adopted by
the Legislature in 1964 be, and the same is hereby, endors~d by the Board, and the
Boards of Supervisors of the Counties of Ventura and San Luis Obispo be, and the same
ar~ hereby, notified, urging their favorable support of same.
In the Matter of Request of County Clerk for Authorization for Certain
Local Measures to be Omitted from General Election Ballot and Printed on Separate
Election Bal otBallot per Elections Code, Section 10232.
and print
separate bal ot
for 2 school
Districts
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Exec of Indemnif
ica tio
Agreem' t btw
S B Mental
Health As soc
& Co Mental
Health Servi e
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Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan,
and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the request of the County Clerk for
authorization for certain local measures to be omitted from the General Election
Ballot and printed on separate ballot per Elections Code, Section 10232 be, and the
same is hereby, approved.
In the Matter of Execution of Indemnification Agreement between Santa
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Barbara Mental Health Association and the County through Mental Health Service for
Use of Real Property of Association for Therapeutic Treatment of Mentally Ill Persons.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUIION NO. 70-605
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
Howar dP . i n the Matter- of Execution of Contract between the County and Howard
Friedman, M.
Psychiatrist P. Friedman, MD., Psychiatrist, Mental Health Services~ for Professional Services.
,
Governor
Reagan ' s
Proclamation
relating to
Nov 3, 1970
election Co
clerk oost
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Upon motion of Sup~rvisor Callahan, seconded by Supervisor. Grant, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLt.rrION NO. 70-606 .
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE) ,
In the Matter of Request of County Clerk for Authorization to Post
Copy of Governor Reagan's Proclamation relating to November General Election on
Courthouse Bulletin Board pursuant to Section 2603 of Election Code.
.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the request of the County Clerk for authorization
to post a copy of Governor Reagan's Proclamation relating to November General
Election on Courthouse Bulletin Board pursuant to Section 2603 of Election Code be,
and the s111De is hereby, approved.
The Board recessed until 2 o'clock p. m.
At 2 o'clock, p. m., the Board reconvened.
Present: Supervisors George H. Clyde, Joe J. Callahan,
Daniel G. Grant, Francis H. Beattie, and
Curtis Tunnell; and J. E. Lewis, Clerk.
Supervisor Clyde in the Chair.
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In the Matter of Allowance of Claims.
Upon motion, duly seconded, and carried unanimously, it is ordered
that the following claims be, and the same are hereby allowed, each claim for the
amount and payable out of the fund designated on the face of each claim, respectively,
to-wit:
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to-wi t:
September 28 , 1970
Upon the roll being called, the following Supervisors voted Aye,
George H. Clyde, Joe J. Callahan, Daniel G. Grant, Francis
H. Beattie, and Curtis Tunnell.
Hoes; Bone
ABSENT: None
An ropriatio In the Matter of Request for Appropriation, Cancellation or Revision
Ca lC'ell.tion
or ~ - -.,_~'( _ - ~ of Funds.
Re 1isi on
I
A17,cicul tural
Pr3serves
Rezone &
Cr3ation
I
A 5r icultural
P?eser ves
R3zone &
Cceation
I
/
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie,
and carried unanimously, the following request for appropriation, cancellation or
revision of funds is hereby approved, in the budget classification and amount shown,
and the Auditor be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to make the necessary
transfers:
Superior Court, Transfer from Acct. 75-Bl4, Office Expense,
$240.00 to Account 75-B-22, Transportation,
General Fund.
Sheriff-Coroner, Transfer from Acct. 90-A-l, Regular
Salaries, $25,000.00 to Acct. 90-A-4,
Extra Help and/or Labor, General Fund.
In the Matter of Hearings on Planning Commission and Agricultural
Preserve Advisory Committee Recommendations for Approval of Requests for Rezoning
and Creation of Agricultural Preserves.
This being the date and time set for hearings on subject proposal;
the Affidavits of Publication being on file with the Clerk; and there being no
appearances or written statements submitted for or against subject proposals; and
the County Counsel having reported that signatures of the contracting parties were
still needed in the contracts;
Upon motion of Supervisor Callahan, seconded by Supervisor Beattie,
and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the hearings on tbe following applications
be continued to 2 o'clock, p. m., October 26, 1970:
/ Maria Antonia Careaga Ranch (70-AP-3) (70-RZ-6)
/ Ramon F. Careaga Ranch (70-AP-4} (70-RZ-7)
and that the hearing on the following application be continued to 2 o'clock p.m.,
October 5, 1970:
1D. A. Silva (70-AP-34) (70-RZ-61)
In the Matter of Hearings on Planning Commission and Agricultural
Preserve Advisory Committee Recoamendations for Approval of Requests for Rezoning
of Proposed Agricultural Preserve Lands.
This being the date and time set for hearings on subject proposal;
the Affidavits of Publication being on file with the Clerk; and there being no
appearances or written statements submitted for or against subject proposals:
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie,
and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the recommendations of the Planning
.
Commission and Agricultural Preserve Advisory Committee to adopt ordinances amending
Article IV of Ordinance No. 661, as amended, for a Agricultural Preserves, on the I
basis that they conform to the General Plan of the County be, and the same are hereby
confirmed, for the following:
/ 1) Manfrina, et al (70-RZ-19) rezone from RA-0 to 40-AL-O
Aiz r ic ul tural
Preser ves Rezoning
Agricultural
Preserves
Creation of;
A~ricultural
?reserves
Creation
Agricultural
Preser ves
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Land Contr acts
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ordinance:
September 28 , 1970
~ 2) Weldon, et al. (70-RZ-41) rezone from 10-AG-to 40-AG
/ 3) Adam ~ Acquistapace {70-RZ-42) rezone from U to 40-AG
~4) Acquistapace ~ Adam (70-RZ-43) rezone from U to 40-AG
,5) Ferini Ranch (70-RZ-46) rezone from U to 40-AG
/ 6) Grisingher, et al (70-Rz-47) rezone from U to 40-AG
1 7) Pasquini (70-RZ~51) rezone from U to 40-AG
/ 8) Guggia, et al. (70-RZ-54) rezone from 10-AG to 40-AG
/9) Manni - Corbellini (70-RZ-60) rezone from U to 40-AG
It is further ordered that the Board passed and adopted the following
In the Matter of Ordinance No. 2121 - An Ordinance of The County of
Santa Barbara, as Amended, by adding Section 652 to Article IV of Said Ordinance.
99
Upon the roll being called, the following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
George H. Clyde, Joe J. Callahan, Daniel G. Grant, Francis
H. Beattie, and Curtis Tunnell.
NOES: None
ABSENT: None .
In the Matter of Hearings on Planning Commission and Agricultural
Preserve Advisory Committee Recommendations for Creation of Agricultural Preserves,
Lompoc, Guadalupe and Santa Maria Areas.
This being the date and time set for hearings on subject proposals;
the Affidavits of Publication being on file with the Clerk; and there being no
appearances or written statements submitted for or against subject proposal.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell,
and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the recommendations of the Planning
Commission and Agricultural Preserve Advisory Conmittee toJ.:prove the following
application to create agricultural preserves, under the provisions of Chapter 1443,
Statutes of 1965, known as the California Land Conservation Act be, and the same are
hereby, confirmed, from a land use standpoint, on the basis that they conform to the
criteria established by the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County:
adopted:
/ 1) Manfrina, et al .
/ 2) Weldon, et al
/.3) Adam ~ Acquistapace:
, 4) Acquistapace ~Adam
/ 5) Ferini Ranch
/6) Grisingher, et al
/7) Pasquini
/8) Guggia, et al
/ 9) Manni - Corbellini
"'(70-AP- 7)
-- (70-AP-15)
/ (70-AP-16)
"(70-AP-11)
/ (70-AP-20)
.-(70-AP-21)
(70-AP-25)
(70-AP-28)
(70-AP-33)
It is further ordered that the following resolution be passed and
In the Matter of Creation of Agricultural Preserves in the Lompoc,
Guadalupe, and Santa Maria Areas, Fourth and Fifth Supervisorial Districts.
RESOLUTION NO. 70-607
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Execution of Land Conservation Contracts for Approved
Agricultural Preserves, between the County of Santa Barbara and Certain Property
OWners.
,
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Appeal of Dr
Eugene Aiche
/
September 28, 1970
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell , seconded by Supervisor Beattie,
and carried unanimously, the following resolutions were passed and adopted, authorizing
the Chairman and Clerk to execute subject contracts for agricultural preserves
between the County of Santa Barbara and the following named property owners:
/ Resolution No. 70-608 - Manfrina, et al.
/ Resolution No. 70-609 - Weldon, et al
1 Resolution No. 70- 610 - Adam & Acquistapace
/ Resolution No. 70-611 - Acquistapace & Adam
.!Resolution No. 70-612 - Ferini Ranch
~ Resolution No. 70-613 - Grisingher, et al
Resolution No. ZP-614 - Pasquini
Resolution No. 70-615 - Guggia, et al
Resolution No. 70- 616 - Manni - Corbellini
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
(70-AP-7)
(70-AP-15)
(70-AP-16)
(70-AP-17)
(70-AP-20)
(70-AP-21)
(70-AP-25)
(70-AP-28)
(70-AP-33)
In the Matter of Hearing on Appeal of Dr. Eugene & Aiches from
Conditions Imposed on Planning Commission Approval of Development Plan (70-M-88) for
Office Building, Goleta.
This being the date and time set for hearing on subject proposal;
the Affidavit of Publication being on file with the Clerk;
Supervisor Grant reported that applicant's attorney had requested a
one week's continuance.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject hearing be and the same is hereby,
continued to 2 o'clock, p . m., October 5, 1970 .
Appeal of In the Matter of Continued Hearing on the Appeal of James N. Forman
James N. For an
; from Planning Connnission Denial of Request (70-V-43) for Conditional Exception to
Appeal of
Mrs . Pedotti
on Macco
aorporation
permit
I
Allow Creation of 17,000 sq. ft. parcel Instead of Required 5 Acres at 690 N.
Fairview Avenue, Goleta.
This hearing having been continued from September 21, 1970, Supervisor
Grant announced that he had discussed the matter with Mr. and Mrs. Forman and
had suggested that perhaps 6 acres of the parcel should be rezoned to a residential
use
'
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that this matter be referred back to the Planning
Connnission with a request that it hold hearings on rezoning the entire property to
8-R-l or the 10-R-l district classification, that any fees be waived and that this hearing
be and the same is hereby continued to Monday, November 30, 1970, at 2 o'clock,
p. m.
In the Matter of Continued Hearings on a) Appeal of Mrs . Adolf C.
Pedotti from Planning Connnission decision to grant request of Macco Corporation
(Rancho Santa Barbara ) (70-CP-33) for issuance of Conditional Use Permit on portions
of Hollister Ranch located westerly of Gaviota; b) Appeal of Macco Corporation
(Rancho Santa Barbara) of Condition No. 45 of said Conditional Use Permit; and c)
Planni ng Connnission recommendation from request of Macco Corporation (Rancho Santa
Barbara) (70-RZ-34) to adopt ordinance amending Article IV of Ordinance 661 t o rezone
cer tain portions from 100-AL-0 to 100-AL-0-PC Planned Commercial & BD-Beach
Development Districts.
This being the date and time set for the continued heari ngs on subject
appeals ;
Supervisors Clyde and Tunnell reported that they had l i s t ened to the
recordings and read the minutes and conmunications of the September 21, 1970 hearings
September 28, 1970
on subject matters.
The Clerk read a communication from the Citizens Planning Association
urging a moratorium on coastal development in Santa Barbara County until State
Legislation can be applied.
Attorney George H. Allen, for t he developer, delineated the proposed
occupamcy time limit controls and plans for the cabinas and camp sites. This is a
''destination camp site''. Sizeable turnover in use of the campsites is essential to
the economic projection of applicant . Gross revenue will derive from admissions
and commercial facilities. Some of the campsites will be leased for as long as one
year. Mr. Clyde asserted his concern that there is nothing in the ''conditions''
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that limited leases or rentals to one year. Attorney Allen pointed out a recollection '
that State ~ County subdivision regulations might apply. He commented on economic
considerations of the proposed development and the conclusion that they precluded
permanent occupancy .
In response to questions from Chairman Clyde, Mr. Allen and Mr.
William Woolett, Jr., Vice President and General Manager of ''The Gaviota Coast''
explained proposed use and limitation in occupancy of the ''Cabinas ''.
In response to Mr. Clydes' inquiry regarding enforceability of school
r'e gistration restrictions, Attorney Allen thought it is enforceable as to the
campsite.
Planning Director H. H. Divelbias displayed and explained exhibits
from the Planning Commission hearing which oriented the 2400 acres to the overall
14,000 acres of Hollister Ranch and Gaviota Pass State Park Area, the entrance road
and road development within the proposed recreational area, grading plan and road
alignment. Several state agencies are concerned with these matters of road development
- State Division of Beaches and Parks and State Division of Highways . Attorney
Allen clarified access rights of developer over the Gaviota State Park area and
preliminary discussions with the State concerning this. The whole question of access
must come before the Planning Commission at a future date .
Mr. Clyde referred to difficulty of policing of occupancy limits and
how State Parks cope with this. Mr. Allen expressed hope they could do likewise,
depending on experience from actual use, and will come up with a specific program.
Miss Virginia Burrell appeared, submitted a written statement quoting
Mr . John Hirten, questioned several unanswered problems - water, sewage, etc., needs.
She feared increase in smog to be generated by the development. She is opposed to
the development.
Phillip Marking, Los Padres Chapter, Sierra Club appeared and questioned
school attendance restriction. He thinks it illegal and unenforceable,
quoting Education Code provisions requiring school attendance. Occupants of ''Cabinas''
will have right to send their children to schools and the county must provide school
facilities .
Mr. Paul Relis, appeared and expressed concern over time limits on occupancy
of units, advocated 3 month limit, use of motorcycles may destroy park-like
quality of area - their use should be eliminated.
Mrs. James Higman, appeared as a citizen for the General Plan and exSeptember
28, 1970
pressed fear that inadequate control existed to quarantee limited occupancy of the
development. There are a lot of questions to be answered before thi s goes ahead.
Mr. Leslie Baird appeared and pointed out existence of oil seeps in the
area which polluted the beach. Do prospective purchasers or renters in the area know
of this?
Mr. James Trynor, State Department of Parks and Recreation, appeared
not necessarily in opposition but in concern with access plan of the development and
its impact upon the quality of the Gaviota State Park experience. Present plan for
interchange and access at Gaviota Store is not acceptable, because it preempts such
a large portion of park land obtained with bond funds . Traffic across the park will
greatly increase.
Supervisor Beattie expressed belief that grade separations across the
State Park must be provided in any event.
Mr. Fred Eissler appeared, representing Scenic Shorelines and pursued
the question of the right of way across Gaviota Beach Park, recounnending that this
problem must be solved first as the present situation and proposed development was
not in the picture at the time the right of way was granted by the State. Highway
One may be an alternative outlet or inlet to the area proposed for development. Duration
of stay - 7 to 10 days for travel trailers in sunnner and 30 days in winter is sugges~
ed. Cabinas are a disguised residential and a subterfuge therefore. Can ''Cabina''
users sublet premises - how can they be limited in occupancy? Entrance by foot and
horseback should be required for the public. Referred to new law (AB-493) requiring
public access to beach in subdivisions. Qualified offer of dedication would permit
county to assert access option at some future time.
Mr. Fred Eissler spoke of attempting to persuade legislators to have
U. S. Government acquire the area for a National Park rather than let it remain subject
to private development.
Dr. Kalon Kelly of Los Padres Chapter, of Sierra Club, spoke of unpleasant
difficulties of enforcing limited time of occupancy of recreational facilities
. Occupants will not know what is required of them in terms of occupancy
duration. Dr. Kelly called for workable and enforceable occupancy limitations .
Garvin Kuskey, Citizens Couunittee for General Plan, requested definition
of recreational vehicle and limits on size of same. Mr. Divelbiss clarified this,
saying State regulations defined Mobile Home and Travel Trailers, could have 40' x 8 1
vehicle, excluding certain non-living space. Kuskey pointed out that thereby a Mobile
Home type trailer could technically be used in the proposed facility. He wondered if
State licensing regulations may be circUDl\Tented and thought this required more study .
As to the proposal being within the County Flood Control District, he
requested Mr. Stubchaer's views. Mr. Stubchaer stated the development is not in a Flood
Zone. Experience is that demand for maintenance follows natural disasters and therefore
reconmended annexation to Goleta Flood Zone.
Attorney Allen, felt State regulations regarding recreational vehicles
are very detailed as to difference from mobile home and therefore developer does not
at this time have permit for a Mobile Home Park. The definition of recreational
vehicle is incorporated in the conditions.
The school restrictions were drafted by County Counsel . The conditional
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September 28, 1970
use permit could be invalidated by someone attending school from these sites. John
Mitchell, Deputy County Counsel, pointed out that no effort had been made to restrict
enrollment in public schools.
Regarding access from U. S. Highway 101, the plan is that of State
Division of Highways not that of applicant. Therefore State Division of Beaches and
Parks should discuss this matter and resolve it with Division of Highways. The General
Plan repre~entative, should attempt to amend same, rather than attack this development.
Supervisor Grant, speaking of duration of occupancy, felt there could
be great misunderstanding as to purchaser's property rights and they could be appealing
to county officials if asked to leave. Why not specify 90 days occupancy?
Attorney Allen replied, that six months is a possible maximum aggregate
time that would cover this.
Supervisor Grant asked how this could be enforced?
Attorney Allen said that they could do this on a contractual basis,
which is clearly enforceable.
Supervisor Tunnell, asked what the concern of the County was in
occupancy limitations?
Supervisor Clyde replied that the General Plan requires it.
Supervisor Callahan expressed, in view of the many unanswered questions,
wouldn't it be wise to return this proposal to Planning Commission for further
study?
Attorney Allen replied that they had had five public hearings before
the Planning Commission already. Nothing could be gained by more consideration of
the Planning Commission. We will accept occupancy limitation on Cabinas.
H. H. Divelbiss, said that nothing would be gained by further Planning
Commission study. Specific time limit of occupancy is the only thing that the Planning
Commission has not specifically studied.
Supervisor Clyde, replied that if a time limit is placed on the. Cabinas,
it would have to go back to Planning Conmission for approval.
John Mitchell, Deputy County Counsel said that the Board of Supervisors
would have to request Planning Commission consideration if a specific occupancy
time limit was placed on the Cabinas.
Supervisor Grant felt strongly that there should be limitation on
occupancy, not to exceed 120 days.
Supervisor Tunnell saw no advantage to a 90 day limit over a 6 months
limitation.
Attorney George H. Allen, for the applicant, Macco Corporation, stated
that his client hereby withdraws the appeal of condition 45 of the conditional use
permit relative to annexation to the Goleta Flood Zone.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the matter of rezoning certain portions of
subject property be referred back to the Planning Commission for a recommendation
with the suggestion that the ''Cabina'' occupancy be limited to a period of time not
to exceed 180 days and further, that this portion of subject hearings on the rezoning
be and the same is hereby continued to Tuesday, October 13, 1970, at 2 o'clock p. m.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie and
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carried unanimously, it is ordered that the matter of the conditional use permit be
referred back to the Planning Commission for a recommendation with a suggestion that
'
the camping space occupancy be limited to a period of time not to exceed 180 days and,
furtherr that this portion of subject hearing be and the same is hereby continued to
Tuesday, October 13, 1970, at 2 o'clock, p . m.
In the Matter of Execution of Right of Way Contract between the County of
Santa Barbara and the Santa Barbara County Flood Control and Water Conservation District
and Robert H. Davis and Martha Davis, conveying land needed for the construction
and improvement of the Santa Maria Flood Zone No . 3 in the Fifth Supervisorial District,
Parcel Nos. 3A and 3B, Folio No. 543
.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman and Clerk be, and they are hereby,
authori zed and directed to execute a Right of Way Contract between the County of
Santa Barbara and the Santa Barbara County Flood Control and Water Conservation Dis-
trict and Robert H. Davis and Martha Davis, conveying land needed for construction
and improvement of the Santa Maria Flood Zone No. 3 in the Fifth Supervisorial District,
Parcel Nos. 3A and 3B, Folio No. 543.
In the Matter of Acceptance of Grant Deed, for consideration of $2,700.00
and under the terms and conditions of the Right of Way Contract between the County
of Santa Barbara and the Santa Barbara County Flood Control and Water Conservation
District and Robert H. Davis and Martha Davis, conveying land needed for the construction
and improvement of the Santa Maria Flood Zone No . 3, in the Fifth Supervisorial
District, Parcel Nos . 3A and 3B, Folio No . 543.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Grant Deed, for consideration of $3,700.00 and
under the terms and conditions of the Right of Way Contract between the County of Santa
Barbara and the Santa Barbara County Flood Control and Water Conservation District and
Robert H. Davis and Martha Davis, conveying land needed for the construction and improvement
of the Santa Maria Flood Zone No. 3, in the Fifth Supervisorial District,
Parcel Nos . 3A and 3B be, and the same is hereby, accepted by the County of Santa Barhara
.
Upon motion, the Board adjourned sine die.
The foregoing Minutes are hereby approved
,
J. er
Approval of
Minutes September
28 J 1970
Appeal of Raymond
E. Spencer for P.A
Andersen for Cond.
Exception " Side
Yard Adjustment
at 1185 Anderso
Lane, Goleta
I
October 5, 1970
Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of California, October 5, 1970,
at 9:30 o 'clock, a. m.
Present: Supervisors George H. Clyde, Joe J .
Callahan, Daniel G. Grant, Francis H.
Beattie, and Curtis Tunnell; and J. E.
Lewis, Clerk.
S11peryisor Clyde in the Chair
In t he Matter of Approval of Minutes of September 28 , 1970 Meeting.
Upon motion of Supervisor Callahan, seconded by Supervi sor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is order ed that the r eading of t he Minutes of t he September
28, 1970 meeting be dispensed with, and the Minutes approved as submitted.
In t he Matter of Appeal of Raymond E. Spencer on behalf of P . A. Andersen
from Planning Commission denial of request for Conditional Exception and Side Yard
Adj ustment on property at 1185 Anderson Lane, Goleta (70-V-44).
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Call~an , and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that Monday, October 26, 1970, at 2 o'clock, p .
m. 9e, and the same is hereby set as the date and time for a public hearing on t he
appeal of Raymond E. Spencer (70-V-44) from Planning Commission denial of requests,
as follows:
1) A Conditional Exception to allow an eight (8) unit, two-story legal
non-conforming apartment house t o remain on a proposed parcel with an area of
31,963 sq. ft. instead of 160,000 sq. ft. for eight (8) units.
2) An adj ustment to allow a side yard setback of 13.5 feet from the proposed
northerly property l ine instead of the 15 feet required for a two-story buildi
ng.
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It is further ordered that notice be given by publication in the.Sah"ta Barbara
News -Press, ~ a newsp~pe ~ of g~n~ral _ circulation, as follows, to-wit:
NOTICE is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the Board
of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, on Monday,
October 26, 1970, at 2 o'clock, p . m., in the Board of Supervisors Hearing Room,
Fourth Floor , County Administration Building, City of Santa Barbara, State of California,
on the appeal of Raymond E. Spencer (70-V-44) from Planning Connnission denial
of requests, as follows:
1) A Conditional Exception to allow an eight (8) unit, two-story legal .
non=conforming apartment house to remain on a proposed parcel with an area of 31 ,963
square feet instead of 160,000 square feet for eight (8) units.
2) An adjustment to allow a side yard setback of 13.5 feet from the proposed
northerly property line instead of the 15 feet required for a two-story
building.
WITNESS my hand and seal this 5th day of October, 1970.
/S/ J.E.LEWIS, County Clerk (SEAL)
J.E.LEW'Is, County Clerk
and Ex-Officio Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors .
It is further ordered t hat subject matter be and t he same is hereby,
referred to the Planning Commission for submission of a report on the hearing date .
106
Approval of
Plans and Spec
for Painting
Portions of th
Santa Barbara
County Courthouse
I
October 5, 1970
In the Matter of Approval of Plans and-Specifications for Painting Portions
of the Santa Barbara County Courthouse, Santa Ba~bara, Santa Barbara County, California.
'----
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that plans and specifications for Painting Portions
of the Santa Barbara County Courthouse, Santa Barbara , Santa Barbara County, California
be, and the same is hereby, approved .
It is further ordered that Thursday, October 22, 1970, at 3 o'clock, p . m.
be, and the same is hereby, set as the date and time for the opening of bids on subject
proposal in the Board of Supervisors' Conference Room located on the 4th floor
of the Santa Barbara County Administration Building, 105 East Anapamu Street, Santa
Barbara, California, 93104, and that notice be given by publication in the Santa
Barbara News --Press, a newspaper of general circulation, as follows, to-wit:
for -
NOTICE is hereby given that the County of Santa Barbara will receive bids
''Painting Portions of the Santa Barbara County Courthouse, Santa
Barbara, Santa Barbara County, California''
Each bid will be in accordance with drawings and specifications approved
by the Board of Supervisors and on file in the OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC
WORKS, COUNTY ENGINEERING BUILDING, 123 EAST ANAPAMU STREET, SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA,
WHERE THEY MAY BE EXAMINED AND COPIES SECURED BY PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS.
Pursuant to the provisions of Section 1773 of the Labor Code of the State of
California (Amended by Statutes 1968, Chapter 699, Paragraph 1, operative July 1,
1969) the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara has directed the publishing
of the prevailing rate of wages with a copy of the same being on file at
the office of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors .
EACH BID SHALL BE MADE OUT ON A FORM TO BE OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OF THE
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS; shall be accompanied by a certified or cashier's check
or bid bond for ten (10) percent of the amount of the bid, made payable to the
order of the Treasurer of Santa Barbara County, Santa Barbara, California; shall be
sealed and received in the Office of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of Santa
Barbara County, County Administration Building, 105 East Anapamu Street, Santa
Barbara, California, 93104, on or before 3:00 P . M. on the 22nd day of October, 1970,
and will be opened and publicly read aloud at 3:00 P. M. 0 the day in the Board
of Supervisors' Conference Room located on the 4th floor of the Santa Barbara County
Administration Building.
The above mentioned check or bond shall be given as a guarantee that the
bidder will enter into the contract if awarded to him and will be declared forfeited
if the successful bidder refuses to enter into said contract after being requested
so to do by the Board of Supervisors of said County.
The Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County reserved the right to reject
any or all bids or waive any informality in a bid.
No bidder may withdraw his bid for a period of thirty (30) days after the
date set for the opening thereof.
Dated: October 5, 1970.
J. E. LEWIS~ (SEAL)
County Cler
Santa Barbara, California
,
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Approval of Plans
Specs. for Goleta
Pier Repair
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107
October 5, 1970
In the Matter of Approval of Plans and Specifications for Goleta Pier
Repair, Santa Barbara County, Calif6rnia. ,
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that plans and specifications for ''Goleta Pier
Repair, Santa Barbara County, California'' be, and the same is hereby, approved. -
It is further ordered that Thursday, October 29, 1970 at 3 o'clock, p. m.,
be, and the same is hereby, set as the date and time for the opening of bids on
subject proposal in the Board of Supervisors' Conference Room located on the 4th
floor of the County Administration Building, 105 East Anapamu Street, Santa Barbara,
California, 93104, and that notice be given by publication in the Santa Barbara News
Press, a newspaper of general circulation, as follows, to-wit:
NOTICE is hereby given that the County of Santa Barbara will receive bids
for -
"Goleta Pier Repair, Santa Barbara County, California''
Each bid will be in accordance wi~h drawings and specifications approved
by the Board of Supervisors and on file in the OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC
~
WORKS, COUNTY ENGINEERING BUILDING, 123 EAST ANAPAMU STREET, SANTA BA~ARA, CALIF-
,., 4l
OllNIA, WHERE THEY MAY BE EXAMINED AND COPIES SECURED BY PROSPECTIVE Bl!DiRS .
Pursuant to the provisions of Section 1773 of the Labor Code of the State
of California (Amended by Statutes 1968, Chapter 699, Paragraph 1, operative July
1, 1969) the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara has directed the
publishing of the prevailing rate of wages with a copy of the same being on file
at the office of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors .
EACH B I.D SHALL BE MADE OUT ON A FORM TO BE OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OF THE
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS; shall be accompanied by a certified or cashier' s check
or bid bond for ten (10) percent of the amount of the bid, made payable to the
I
order of the Treasurer of Santa Barbara County, Santa Barbara, California; shall be
sealed and received in the office of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of Santa
Barbara County, County Admjnistration Building, 105 East Anapamu Street, Santa
Barbara, California, 93104, on or before 3:00 P. M. on the 29th day of October, 1970,
and will be opened and publicly read aloud at 3:00 P . M. of the day in the Board I
of Supervisors' Conference Room located on the 4th floor of the Santa Barbara County
Administration Building.
The above mentioned check or bond shall be given as a guarantee that the
bidder will enter into the contract if awarded to him and will be declared forfeited
if the successful bidder refuses to enter into said contract after being
requested so to do by the Board of Supervisors of said County.
The Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County reserves the right to reject
any or all bids or waive any informality in a bid.
No bidder may withdraw his bid for a period of thirty (30) days afterthe
date set for the opening thereof.
Dated: October 5, 1970.
J. E. LEWIS~ (SEAL)
County Cler
Santa Barbara, California
1.08
I
October 5, 1970
In the Matter of Resolution Amending Contract with MacDonald Corporation for
Construction of Santa Maria Public Health Center 900 West Foster Road, Santa Maria,
Resolution
Amending Contract
with
MacDonald Corp
for constructi
of Santa Maria
Public Health
Center, 900 W.
n california, Project 460 HC. (Change Order No. 2)
Foster Rd.
Santa Maria, C
Change Ord;r
No. 2
PREVAILING
WAGE RAT"RS
I
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and carried
unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO. 70-617
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
.In the Matter of Publication of Prevailing Wage Rates (Amendments) of Public
Works Department.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the Clerk be, and he is hereby, authorized
and directed to publish the following prevailing wage rates (amendments) of the Public
Works Department in the Santa Barbara News-Press, a newspaper of general circulation,
to-wit:
( J . ,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
(NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS LIST)
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COUNTY OF SANTA BARBARA
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Pursuant to the p r ovi sions of Secti on 1773 of the Labor
Code of the State of Ca l ifor nia (Amended by Statutes 1968 Chapter
679 , Paragraph 1, oper a t ive July 1 , 1969) , the Boar d of Supervisor s
of the County of Santa Bar bara having ascertained the general
prevailing r ates of wage s and employer payments for heal th and
welfare, vacations, pensions and similar purposes applicabl e to
construction work does dir ect the fol lowing to be published:
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Basic Rate
Per Hour
8.10
7.20
7. 07-1/2
6.29
7 .40
7.03
4.87
7.28-3/4
7.80-1/4
6.26
6.76
6.51
7.19
7.45
5.90
6.54
7.07-1/2
5.00
5.98
6.11
6.18
6.18
6.06
6.08
6.23
4.91
4.65
6.71
6.11
6.11
6.21
6.07
5.97
5.48
5.60
5.73
5.48
5.48
5.48
10/1/70
Classification
Employer Payment
H. and w. vac. & Hol. Pension Appr.
Asbestos Worker
Boilermaker
Bricklayer
Carpet & Lino
Electrician
Glazier
Hod Carrier, Brick
Hod Carrier, Plaster
Lather
Painter, Brush
Painter, Spray
Painter, Steel
Plasterer
Plumber & Fitter
Roof er
Sheet Metal worker
Tilesetter
Tile Helper
48
30
40'
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
21 phw/p
35 phw/p
30 phw/p
35 phw/p
35 phw/p
24 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
40 phw/p
10% phw/p
22 phw/p
39 phw/p
40 phw/p
14-1/2
Employer
67 phw/p
40 phw/p
40 phw/p
deducted
29 phw/p
1 ()~ phw /p
37-1/2 II
1 . 00 phw/p
60 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
75 phw/p
13 phw/p
60 phw/p
73 phw/p
40 phw/p
deducted
30 phw/p
carpenter
Shingler
Hardwood Floor Worker
Millwright
Saw Filer
Table Power Saw Oper.
Pneumatic Nailer or
Power Stapler
4 Employee
51 phw/p
51 phw/p
51 phw/p
51 phw/p
51 phw/p
51 phw/p
51 phw/p
45
45
45
45
45
45
45
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
Wood Fence Builder on
Residential Projects
51 phw/p
Roof Loader of Shingl es 51
Pile Driver Foreman 51
Pile Driver Man - 51
Bridge or Dock Carpenter
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
and cable Splicer
Pile Driver Man -
Derrick Bargeman
51 phw/p
Head Rockslinger
Rocks linger
Rock Bargeman or
Scowman
51
51
51
Cement Mason Journeyman 70
Cement Mason 70
Cement Masons Floating 70
& Troweling Machine Oper.
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
curb & Gutter Machine 70 phw/p
Operator (cement only)
Clary & Similar Type of 70 phw/p
Screed Operator
Grinding Machine Oper. 70 phw/p
(all types)
45 phw/p
45
45
45
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
45 phw/p
45
45
45
50
50
50
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
50 phw/p
50 phw/p
50 phw/p
35 phw/p
55 phw/p
40 phw/p
2-l/2phw/p
2 phw/p
23 phw/p l-l/2phw/p
25 phw/p
30 phw/p 4 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
21-1/4 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
75 phw/p
16% phw/p
15 phw/p
40 phw/p
40 phw/p
34 phw/p
65 phw/p
65 phw/p
65 phw/p
65 phw/p
65 phw/p
65 phw/p
65 phw/p
.
65 phw/p
65 phw/p
65 phw/p
65 phw/p
65 phw/p
65 phw/p
65 phw/p
65 phw/p
75 phw/p
75 phw/p
75 phw/p
75 phw/p
75 phw/p
75 phw/p
1 phw/p
1% phw/p
1/4 phw/p
'
; .
Basic Rate
Per Hour
5 .48
5.48
7 . 30
7.38
7.38
7 .21
4 .805
4.695
4.955
4.805
4.805
4.775
4.745
4.595
4 . 805
4.785
4.805
4 . 595
4.595
4.645
4.955
4.595
5 . 045
10/1/70
Classification
Employer Payment
H. and w. Vac. & Hol. Pension Appr.
Jackson Vibratory & 70 phw/p
Similar Type Screed Oper.
Scoring Machine Operator70
Reinforcing Iron Worker 38
Structural Iron Worker 38
Ornamental Iron worker 38
Fence Erector 38
Asphalt Raker, Luteman 35
and Ironer
Asphalt Shoveler 35
Blasters Powderman 35
Buggymobile Man 35
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
Cement Dumper (on 1 Yd. 35 phw/p
or larger mixer and
handling bulk cement)
Cesspool Digger and
Installer
35 phw/p
Chuc kt ender
Cleaning and Handling
of Panel Forms
concrete core cutter,
Grinder or Sander
Concrete curer -
Impervious Membrane
and Form Oiler
Concrete Saw Man,
Cutting, Scoring Old
or New Concrete
Concrete Screeding for
Rough Strike Off
Concrete, Water Curing
Cutting Torch Operator
(Demolition)
Cribber, Shorer, Lagging,
sheeting and
trench bracing, handguided
lagging hammer
Demolition Laborer, the
cleaning of brick and
lumber
Driller: All power
drills, excluding Jackhammer,
whether core,
diamond, wagon, track,
multiple unit, and any
and all other types of
mechanical drills without
regard to the form
of motive power and excluding
only that work
otherwise awarded in
Memo Understanding
dated Miami, Fla.
2/3/54
35
35
phw/p
phw/p
35 phw/p
35 phw/p
35 phw/p
35 phw/p
35 phw/p
35 phw/p
35 phw/p
35 phw/p
35 phw/p
50 phw/p
50 phw/p
50 phw/p
50 phw/p
50 phw/p
50 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
75 phw/p
75 phw/p
37-1/2 phw/p
37-1/2 phw/p
37-1/2 phw/p
37- 1/2 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
,
,
,. .
.
Basic Rate
Per Hour
4.885
4.595
4.695
4.595
4 . 595
4 . 595
4.805
4 . 935
4 . 675
5 .115
4 . 805
4 . 935
4.595
4. 595
4 . 72
4 . 695
4.595
10/1/70
Classification
Employer Payment
H. and w. Vac. & Hol. Pension
Driller , Jackhammer,
2-1/2 ft . drill steel
or longer
Dry Packing of Concrete
Plugging, Filling of
Shee-Bolt Holes
Fine Grader, Highway
and Street Paving,
Airports , Runways,
and similar type
heavy construction
Fire Watcher, Limbers
Brush Loaders, Pilers
and Debris Handlers
Flagman
Gas & Oil Pipdine
Laborer
Gas & Oil Pipeline
Wrapper - Pot Tender
and Form Man
Gas & Oil Pipeline
wrapper - 6 inch pipe
and over
Guinea Chaser
Head Rock Slinger
Impact Wrench, MultiPlate
35 phw/p
35 phw/p
35 phw/p
35 phw/p
35 phw/p
35 phw/p
35 phw/p
35 phw/p
35 phw/p
35 phw/p
35 phw/p
Kettlemen, Potmen and 35 phw/p
men applying asphalt,
l ay-kold, creosote ,
l ime caustic and similar
type materials
Labor er , General or 35 phw/p
Construction
Laborer, Temporary Water35 phw/p
and Air Li nes
Laborer Packing Rod 35 phw/p
Steel & Pans
Landscape Gardener & 35 phw/p
Nursery Man (has
knowledge of plant
materials and how
to plant them. Lays
out plant arrangements
to follow the landscape
p l an )
Material Hoseman (Walls,35 phw/p
Slabs, Floors and
Decks )
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
I
Appr.
.
.
,
Basic Rate
Per Ilour
4.595
4.805
4.905
4.785
4.905
4.805
4.905
4 . 595
4.785
10/1/70
Classification
Mixer-Truck Chute Man
(Walls, Slabs , Decks ,
Floors, Foundations
and Footings-curb &
gutter & sidewalks}
H. and w.
35 phw/p
Operator of Pneumatic , 35 phw/p
Gas, Electri c Tools ,
Vibrating Machines &
similar mechanical
tools not separately
classified herein
Pipelayer performing
all services in the
laying & installing of
pipe from the point of
receiving pipe in the
ditch until compl eti on
of operation, including
any and all forms of
35 phw/p
tubular material, whether
pipe, metallic or nonmetallic
, conduit, and
any other stationary
type of tubular device
used for the conveyi ng
o f any substance or
element whether water,
sewage, solid, gas , air ,
or other product whatsoever
and without regard
to the nature of material
from which the tubul ar
material is fabricated
Pipe Layer's Backup Man 35 phw/p
coating, grouting, making
of joints, sealing, caulking,
diapering & incl uding
rubber gasket joints,
pointing and any and all
other services
Oversize Concrete
Vibrator Operator, 70
pounds and over
Power Broom Sweepers
(small}
Prefabricated Manhole
Installer
Rigging & Signalling
Riprap Stonepaver,
placing stone or wet
sacked concrete
35 phw/p
35 phw/p
35 phw/p
35
35
phw/p
phw/p
Employer
vac . & Hol .
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
Payment
Pension
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
Appr .
Basic Rate
Per Hour
4 . 855
4 . 805
5 . 045
4.785
4.645
4 . 745
4.595
5 . 02
4.805
4 . 72
4 . 645
4.805
4.725
3 . 935
4.905
4.595
5 . 78
6 . 03
6.03
5.78
5 .78
6.03
6.03
5 .88
5 .78
6 . 28
5 .78
5 . 78
6 . 03
6 . 03
5 . 88
6 . 03
6.03
6 . 03
10/1/70
Classification
Rock Slinger
Roto Scraper & Tiller
Sandblaster
(Nozzleman)
Sandblaster
(Pot Tender)
Scaler
Septic Tank Digger
& Installer (Lead Man)
Slip Form Raisers
Steel Headerboard Man
& Guideline Setter
Tampers, Barko, Wacker
& similar type
Tank Scaler & Cleaner
Tarman & Mortarman
Tree Climber, Faller,
Chain Saw Operator,
Pittsburgh Chipper or
similar type Brush
Shredders
Trenching Machine,
Hand Propelled
Underground Laborer,
including Caisson
Bel l ower
Watchman
Welding in connection
with Laborers' Work
Window Cleaner
Batch Plant Laborer
Blaster, Driller
Powderman
Bull Gang Foreman
Bull Gang Mucker,
Trackman
H. and W.
35
35
35
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
35 phw/p
35
35
35
35
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
35 phw/p
35
35
35
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
35 phw/p
35 phw/p
35
35
35
35
35
35
35
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
Changehouseman 35
Chemical Grout Jetman 35
Cherry Pickerman 35
Chucktender , Cabletender35
Concrete Crew, includes 35
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
Rodders & Spreaders
Diamond Driller
Dumpman
Dumpman , Outside
Gr out GUnman
Gr out Pumpman
Helper for Steel Form
Raiser & Setter
Jackleg Miner
Jumbo Man
Kemper & Other Pneumatic
Concrete Placer
Operator
35
35
35
35
35
35
35
35
35
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
Employer
Vac. & Hol.
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
Payment
Pension
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
6 0 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
Appr.
.
Basic Rate
Per Hour
6.03
5.88
6.03
6.03
6.28
6.03
6.03
5.78
6.03
5.78
6.03
5.78
5.88
6.09
6.03
6.03
6.03
6.03
6.03
6.03
6.03
6.03
6 . 27
6 . 27
6.27
6.27
6.27
6.27
6.27
6.27
6.27
6.27
6 . 27
10/1/70
Classification
Miner - Tunnel (hand
or machine)
Nipper
Powderman-Primer House
Prim er Man
Shaft & Raise Miner
Shotcrete Man
Steel Form Raiser &
Setter
H. and W.
35 phw/p
35
35
35
35
35
35
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
Swamper (Brakeman & 35 phw/p
Switchman on Tunnel Work)
Timberman, Retirnber man 35 phw/p
wood or steel
Tool Man
Tunnel Concrete
Finisher
35
35
phw/p
phw/p
Tunnel Materials Hand- 35 phw/p
ling Man
Vibratorman, Jack
Hammer, Pneumatic Tools
(except driller)
Brakeman
Compressor Operator
Deck Hand
Engineer Oiler
Generator Operator
Heavy Duty Repairman
Helper
Pump Operator
Signalman
Switchman
Building Construction
Inspector
35 phw/p
45
35
35
35
35
35
35
35
35
35
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
Concrete Mixer Operator 35 phw/p
Skip Type
Conveyor Operator
Fireman
Generator, Pump or
Compressor (2- 5 inclusive)
Portal Unitsover
5 units, 10 per
hour for each additional
unit up to nine units
Hydrostatic Pump Oper.
Oiler Crusher (Asphalt
or Concrete Plant)
35
35
35
35
35
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
Plant Operator, Gener- 35 phw/p
ator, Pump or compr essor
Rotary Drill Helper 35 phw/p
(oilfield)
Skiploader-Wheel type
up to 3/4 yd. without
attachment
35 phw/p
Soils Field Techni c i an 35 phw/p
Employers Payment
Vac . & Hol . Pension
25 phw/p 60 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/ p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
Appr.
.
Basic Rate
Per Hour
6.27
6.27
6.27
6.27
6.51
6.51
6.51
6.51
6 . 51
6.51
6.51
6.51
6.51
6 . 51
6.51
6.62
6.62
6.62
6 . 62
6.62
6.62
6 . 62
6.62
6.62
6.62
6.62
6.62
6.62
6 . 62
10/1/70
Classification H.
Tar Pot Fireman 35
Temporary Heating Pl ant 35
Operator
Trenching Machine Oiler 35
Truck Crane Oiler 35
A-Frame or Winch Truck 35
Operator
Chainman 35
Elevator Operator 35
(inside)
Equipment Greaser 35
(rack)
Ford Ferguson (with 35
dragtype attachments)
Helicopter Radioman 35
(ground)
Power Concrete Curing 35
Machine Operator
Power Concrete Saw 35
Operator
Power-Driven Jumbo 35
Form Setter Operator
Ross Carrier Operator 35
( jobsite)
Stationary Pipe Wr apping35
& Cleaning Machine
Operator
Asphalt Plant Fireman 35
Boring Machine Operator 35
Boxman or Mixerman 35
(Asphalt or Concr ete)
Chip Spreading Machine 35
Machine Operator
Concrete Pump Operator 35
(small portable)
Bridge Type Unloader 35
& Turntable Operator
Dinky Locomotive or 35
Motorman (up to and
including 10 ton)
Equipment Greaser 35
(Grease Truck)
Helicopter Hoist Oper. 35
Highline Cableway 35
Signalman
Hydra-Hammer- Aero 35
Stomper
Power Sweeper Oper a t or 35
Roller Operator 35
(compacting)
Screed Operator 35
(Asphalt or Concr ete)
Employers Payment
a.nd W. vac . & Hol . Pension AEEr.
phw/p 30 phw/p 80 phw/p
phw/p 30 phw/p 80 phw/p
phw/p 30 phw/p 80 phw/p
phw/p 30 phw/p 80 phw/p
phw/p 30 phw/p 80 phw/p
phw/p 30 phw/p 80 phw/p
phw/p 30 phw/p 80 phw/p
phw/p 30 phw/p 80 phw/p
phw/p 30 phw/p 80 phw/p
phw/p 30 phw/p 80 phw/p
phw/p 30 phw/p 80 phw/p
phw/p 30 phw/p 80 phw/p
phw/p 30 phw/p 80 phw/p
phw/p 30 phw/p 80 phw/p
phw/p 30 phw/p 80 phw/p
phw/p 30 phw/p 80 phw/p
phw/p 30 phw/p 80 phw/p
phw/p 30 phw/p 80 phw/p
phw/p 30 phw/p 80 phw/p
phw/p 30 phw/p 80 phw/p
phw/p 30 phw/p 80 phw/p
phw/p 30 phw/p 80 phw/p
phw/p 30 phw/p 80 phw/p
phw/p 30 phw/p 80 phw/p
phw/p 30 phw/p 80 phw/p
phw/p 30 phw/p 80 phw/p
phw/p 30 phw/p 80 phw/p
phw/p 30 phw/p 80 phw/p
phw/p 30 phw/p 80 phw/p
,
' ,
Basic Rate
Per Hour
6 . 62
6 . 62
6.8i 6.81
6.81
6 . 81
6.81.
'
6.8i
6.81
6.81
6.81
6.81
6.81
6.81
6.81
6.81
6.81
6.81
6.81
6.81
6.81
10/1/70
Classification
Employers Payment
H. and W. Vac . & Hol . Pension
Rodman
Trenching Machine
Operator (up to 6 ft . )
Asphalt Plant Engi neer
Concrete Batch Pl ant
Operator-(Oiler or
Journeyman- trainee
required) (Where commercial
power is not
used, no less than one
generator operator is
required) (On multibatch
plant uni ts not
less than 1 Oper ator-
Oiler and 1 additional
employee)
Backhoe Operator
(up to and including
3/4 yd.)
Bit Sharpener
Concrete Joint
Machine Operator (Canal
and similar type}
35
35
35
35
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
35 phw/p
35
35
phw/p
phw/p
Concrete Planer Oper ator35 phw/p
Derrickman (Oilfield 35 phw/p
type)
Deck Engine Operator
Drilling Machine
Operator (including
water wells)
Forklift Operator
(under 5 tons capaci t y)
Hydrographic Seeder
Machine Operator (str aw
pulp or seed)
Instrumentman
Machine Tool Operator
Maginnis Inter nal Full
Slab Vibrator
Mechanical Berm, curb
or gutter (concrete or
asphalt)
Mechanical Finisher
Operator (concreteClary-
Johnson-Bidwell
or similar)
35
35
phw/p
phw/p
35 phw/p
35 phw/p
35
35
35
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
35 phw/p
35 phw/p
Pavement Breaker 35 phw/p
Operator (truck mounted,
Oiler-Ja.irneyrnan- trai nee
required)
Road Oil Mixing Machine 35 phw/p
Operator
Roller Operator
(asphalt or finish )
35 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
Appr_.
.
,
Basi. c' Rate
Per Hour
6 . 81
6.81
6 . 81
6.81
6.81
6.81
6.81
6.81
6 . 81
6 . 91
6 . 91
6 . 91
6.91
6 . 91
6.91
6 . 91
6.91
10/1/70
Classification
Rubber Tired Earth
Moving Equipment
(single engine, up to
and including 25 yd.
struck)
Self-Propelled Tar
Pipelining Machine
Operator
H. and w.
35 phw/p
35 phw/p
Slip Form Pump Operator 35 phw/p
(power-driven hydraulic
lifting device for concrete
forms)
Tugger Hoist (1 drum)
Tunnel Locomotive
Operator (over 10 and
up to and includi ng
30 tons)
35
35
phw/p
phw/p
Stinger Crane (Aust i n- 35 phw/p
Western or similar type)
Skiploader Operator 35 phe/p
(Crawler and Wheel Type
over 3/4 yd. and up to
and including 1-1/2 yds . )
Tractor Operator 35 phw/p
Bulldozer , Tamper
Scraper(single engine,
up to 100 h/p, flywheel
and similar types, up to
and including D- 5 and
similar types)
Welder - General
Asphalt or Concrete
Spreading Operator
(tamping or finish i ng)
35
35
phw/p
phw/p
Asphalt Paving Machi ne 35 phw/p
Operator (Barber Green
or similar type-2 screedrnan
required)
BHL Lima Road Pactor, 35 phw/p
Wagner Pactor or similar,
Operator
Bridge Crane Operator
Cast in Place Pipe
Laying Machine Oper ator
Combination Mixer and
Compressor Operator
(Gunite Work)
35
35
phw/p
phw/p
35 phw/p
Concrete Pump Operator 35 phw/p
(truck mounted) Oiler
required
Concrete Mixer Oper ator 35 phw/p
Paving (Oiler or Ja.i r neyman
trainee requ i red}
Employers Payment
Vac . & Hol . Pension
30 phw/p 80 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
Appr .
,
Basic Rate
Per Hour
6.91
6.91
6.91
6.91
6 . 91
6 . 91
6.91
6.91
6 . 91
6 . 91
6.91
6 . 91
6.91
6 . 91
6.91
6.91
6.91
6 . 91
6 . 91
6.91
10/1/70
Classification
Employers Payment
H. and w. Vac . & Hol . Pension
Crane Operator (up to
and including 25 ton
capacity) (Oiler or
Journeyman-trainee
required)(Long Boom
35 phw/p
pay applicable)
Crushing Plant Operator 35 phw/p
(Oiler or Journeymantrainee
required)(Where
commercial power is not
used, no less than one
generator operator is
required)
Drill Doctor
Elevating Grader Oper.
Forklift Operator
(over 5 tons)
Grade Checker
Gradall Operator
(Oiler or J~rneymantrainee
required)
35
35
35
35
35
Grouting Machine Oper. 35
Heading Shield Operator 35
Heavy Duty Repairman 35
Hoist Operator (Chicago 35
Boom & similar type)
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
Kolman Belt Loader 35 phw/p
and similar type (Oiler
or Journeyman-trainee
required)
LeTourneau Blob 35 phw/p
Compactor or similar type
Lift Slab Machine 35 phw/p
Operator (Vatburg and
similar types)
Lift Mobile Operator
(Oiler or Journeymantrainee
required)
Loader Operator
(Athey, Euclid, Sierra
and similar type-Oiler
or Journeyman-trainee
requ ired)
35 phw/p
35 phw/p
Material Hoist Operator 35 phw/p
Muck ing Machine " 35 phw/p
(1/4 yd.-Oiler or
Journeyman-trainee
required-rubber-tired
rail or track type)
Pneumatic Concrete 35 phw/p
Placing Machine Operator
(Hackley-Presswell or
similar type)
Pneumatic Heading
Shield (tunnel)
35 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
Appr.
,
Basi c Rate
Per Hour
6 . 91
6 . 91
6.91
6.91
6.91
6.91
6.91
6.91
6.91
6.91
6.91
6.91
6.91
6.91
10/1/70
Classification H. and W.
Pumpcrete Gun Operator 35 phw/p
Rotary Drill Operator 35 phw/p
(excluding Caisson type}
(Oiler or Journeymantrainee
required)
Rubber-Tired Earth 35 phw/p
Moving Equipment Operator
(Single engine-Caterpillar,
Euclid, Athey Wagon, and
similar types with any and
all attachments over 25 yds .
and up to and including 50
Employers Payment
vac . & Hol . Pension
30 phw/p 80 phw/p
30 phw/p 80 phw/p
30 phw/p 80 phw/p
cu.yds. struck)
Rubber-Tired Scraper
Operator(Self-loadingPaddle
wheel type- John
35 phw/p 1 30 phw/p 80 phw/p
Deere, 1040 and similar
single unit)
Skiploader Operator 35 phw/p
(Crawler and Wheel typeover
1-1/2 yds., up to
and including 6- 1/2 yds . )
Surf ace Heaters and 35 phw/p
Planer Operators
Rubber-Tired Earth 35 phw/p
Moving Equipment Operator
multiple engine up to and
including 25 yds. struck)
Trenching Machine 35 phw/p
Operator (over 6 ft .
depth capacity, manufacturers
rating)
(Oiler or Journeymantrainee
required)
Tower crane Operator
(two operators required
at all times)
35 phw/p
Tractor Compressor 35 phw/p
Drill Combination Operator
Tractor Operator 35 phw/p
(any type larger than
D-5-100 Flywheel h . p.
and over, or similar)
Bull Dozer, Tamper,
Scraper and Push Tractor,
single engine)
Tractor Operator 35 phw/p
(Boom attachments)
Traveling Pipe Wrapping 35 phw/p
Cleaning and Bending
Machine Operator
Tunnel Locomotive
Operator
35 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
Appr .
Basic Rate
Per Hour
6.91
7.01
7.01
7.01
7. 01
7 . 01
7.01
7.01
7.01
7.01
7.01
7.01
7.01
7.01
7.01
7.01
10/1/70
Classification H. and W.
Shovel. Backhoe ,
Dragline, Clamshell
Operator, over 3/4 yd.
35 phw/p
and up to 5 cu . yd. M. R. C. )
(Oiler or journeyrnantrainee
required) (Long
Boom pay applicable)
Crane Operator-Over 25 35 phw/p
ton up to and including
100 tons (Long Boom pay
applicable) (Oil er or
Journeyman-trainee
required) (or two operator s)
Derrick Barge Oper ator 35 phw/p
(Long Boom pay applicable)
Dual Drum Mixer 35 phw/p
(Oiler or Journeyrnantrainee
required)
Monorail Locomotive
Operator (Diesel , gas
or electric)
35 phw/p
Motor Patrol-Blade 35 phw/p
Operator (single engine)
Multiple Engine Tractor 35 phw/p
Operator (Euclid and
similar type, except
Quad 9 Cat)
Party Chief 35 phw/p
Rubber-Tired Earth 35 phw/p
Moving Equipment Operator
single engine over fifty
yds. struck
Rubber-Tired Earth 35 phw/p
Moving Equipment Operator
(Multiple engine, Eucl id
Caterpillar and similar)
(Over 25 yds. and up to
50 cu.yds. struck)
Tractor Loader Operator 35 phw/p
(Crawler and wheel type
over 6-1/2 yds . )
Tower Crane Repairman 35 phw/p
Shovel, Backhoe, Drag- 35 phw/p
line, Clamshell Operator
(over 5 cu. yd. M. R. C. )
(Oiler or Journeyrnantrainee
required) (Long
Boom pay applicable)
Welder - Certified
Woods Mixer Operator
and similar Pugrnill
Equipment
Heavy Duty Repairman
Welder combination
35
35
phw/p
phw/p
35 phw/p
Employers Payment
vac . & Hol . Pension
30 phw/p 80 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/ p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
Appr .
r
Basi c Rate
Per Hour
7.15
7.15
.
7 . 15
7 . 15
7 . 15
7 . 15
7 . 15
7 . 15
7 . 15
7 . 15
7 . 15
7 . 15
7 . 15
7 . 15
7 . 15
10/1/70
Classifi cation
Employers Payment
H. and W. vac. & Hol . Pension
Auto Grader Oper ator 35 phw/ p
(2 Grade Checkers and 1
additional employee
required)
Automatic Slip Form 35 phw/p
Operator (Grade Checker,
Screedman, Oiler or
Journeyman- t r ainee
required)
Crane Oper ator -- 35 phw/p
over 100 tons (Oiler,
Journeyman- t r ainee or
2 operator s requ i r ed)
(Long Boom pay applicabl e )
Hoist Operator, St iff 35 phw/p
Legs , Guy Derricks o r
similar types (capable
of hoisting 100 tons
or more) (Oiler or
Journey-man trainee
required)
Mass Excavator Oper ator 35 phw/p
(2 operators and oil e r
or Journeyman- trainee
required)
Mechanical Finishing 35 phw/p
Machine Operator
Mobile Form Travel er 35 phw/p
Operator
Motor Patrol Oper ator 35 phw/p
(multi- engine)
Pipe Mobile Machi ne 35 phw/p
Operator (2 oper a t o r s
required)
Rubber-Tired Earth 35 phw/p
Moving Equipment Oper ator
(multiple engine, Eucli d ,
Caterpillar and simil a r
type over 50 cu. yds .
struck)
Rubber-Tired Self 35 phw/p
Loading Scraper Oper ator
(Paddle Wheel- Auger type
self-loading-2 or mor e
units)
Rubber-Tired Scraper 35 phw/p
Operator-pushing o ne
another Push Cat, Pus h -
Pull (50 per hr. addi -
tional to base rate )
Tandem Equipment Oper. 35 phw/p
(2 units only)
Tandem Tractor Oper a t o r 35 phw/p
(Quad 9 or simil ar t y p e )
Tunnel Mgle Bor i ng 35 phw/p
Macnine perator
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
Appr .
,
Basic Rate
Per Hour
7 . 60
7.60
7.60
7 . 60
7 . 60
7.60
5 . 735
5.23
5.23
5 . 0 5
5 . 08
5 . 13
5 . 21
5 . 43
5 . 89
6.015
5.05
10/1/70
Classification H. and W.
Canal Liner Operator
(not less than 4
employees : Operator ,
35 phw/p
Oiler, Welder-Mechanic ,
Grade Checker required)
Canal Trirruner Oper ator 35 phw/p
(Operator, Oiler , and
two other employees
covered by this agreement
required)
Helicopter Pilot 35
Highline cableway Oper. 35
Remote Controlled 35
Earth Moving Equi pment
Operator (no one Operator
shall operate mor e than 2
pieces of earth moving
equi pment at one time)
($1. 00 per hour additional
to base rate)
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
Wheel Excavator Oper. 35 phw/p
(over 750 cu . yds . per
hour-~perators and 1
Oiler or Journeyrnantrainee
and 2 Heavy
Duty Repairman
required)
A-Frame or Swedish
crane or similar type
equipment driver
Bootman
Cement Distributor
Truck
Driver of Dump Tr uck of
less than :
4 yds . water level
4 yds . but less than
8 yds. water level
65 phw/p
65
65
65
65
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
8 yds . but less than 65 phw/p
12 yds . water l evel
12 yds . but less than 65 phw/p
16 yds . water level
16 yds . but less than 65 phw/p
25 yds . water level
25 yds . but less than 65 phw/p
40 yds . water level
40 yds . or more water 65 phw/p
level (single unit or
combination of vehicl es)
Driver of Truck Legal
Payload Capacity:
Less than 6 Tons
(Inc . all vehicl es
less than 6 Tons)
65 phw/p
Empl oyers Payment
vac . & Hol . Pension
30 phw/p 80 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
55 phw/p
55 phw/p
55 phw/p
55 phw/p
55 phw/p
55 phw/p
55 phw/p
55 phw/p
55 phw/p
55 phw/p
55 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
45 phw/p
45 phw/p
45 phw/p
45 phw/p
45 phw/p
45 phw/p
45 phw/p
45 phw/p
45 phw/p
45 phw/p
45 phw/p
Appr.
' .
Basic Rate
Per ilour
S . 08
5 . 13
5.21
5 .43
5 .43
5 . 23
5 .29
5 .43
5 .29
5 .43
6 . 015
5 .735
5 .23
5 .23
5 . 735
5 . 05
5 . 38
5 .11
10/1/70
Classification
Employers Payment
H. and W. Vac. & Hol. Pension
Driver of Truck Legal
Puyloud Capacity:
6 Tons to 10 Tons
10 Tons to 15 Tons
15 Tons to 20 Tons
20 Tons or more
Driver of Dumpster or
Dumpster Truck
Driver of Road Oil
Spreader Truck
Driver of Transit-Mix
Truck - under 3 yds.
Driver of Transit-Mix
Truck - 3 yds. or more
Dumpcrete Truck less
than 6-1/2 yds . water
level
65
65
65
65
65
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
65 phw/p
65 phw/p
65 phw/p
65 phw/p
Dumpcrete Truck, 6-1/2 65 phw/p
yds . water level & over
DW 10 and DW 20 Euclid- 65 phw/p
type Equipment , LeTourneau
Pulls , Terra Cobras and
similar types of equipment
also PB and similar type
trucks when performing
work within the Teamster
jurisdiction, regardless
of types of attachment
and when pulling Aqua/Pak
and water tank trailer
Fork Lift Driver
Fuel Truck
Pipeline and Utility
Working Truck Driver
including Winch Truck
but limited to trucks
applicable to pipeline
and utility work, where
a composite crew is used
65
65
65
phw/p
phw/p
phw/p
Ross Carrier Driver 65 phw/p
Highway
Traffic-Control Pilot
Car , excluding moving
heavy equipment, permit
loads
65 phw/p
Truck Greaser & Tireman 65 phw/p
(25 per hr. additional
when working on tire sizes
above 24-inch wheel diameter)
Truck Mounted Power 65 phw/p
Broom
55 phw/p
55 phw/p
55 phw/p
55 phw/p
55 phw/p
55 phw/p
55 phw/p
55 phw/p
55 phw/p
55 phw/p
55 phw/p
55 phw/p
55 phw/p
55 phw/p
55 phw/p
55 phw/p
55 phw/p
55 phw/p
45 phw/p
45 phw/p
45 phw/p
45 phw/p
45 phw/p
45 phw/p
45 phw/p
45 phw/p
45 phw/p
45 phw/p
45 phw/p
45 phw/p
45 phw/p
45 phw/p
45 phw/p
45 phw/p
45 phw/p
45 phw/p
Appr.
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Basic Rate Employers Payment
Per Hour Classification H. a.nd W. vac . & Hol. Pension
6 . 015 Truck Repairman 65 phw/p 55 phw/p 45 phw/p
5 . 285 Truck Repairman Helper 65 phw/p 55 phw/p 45 phw/p
6 . 115 Truck Repairman-Welder 65 phw/p 55 phw/p 45 phw/p
4.97 Warehouseman & Teamster 65 phw/p 55 phw/p 45 phw/p
5 .11 warehouseman Clerk 65 phw/p 55 phw/p 45 phw/p
5.11 Water or Tank-Type 65 phw/p 55 phw/p 45 phw/p
Truck Driver - under
2500 gallons
5 . 23 Water or Tank-Type 65 phw/p 55 phw/p 45 phw/p
Truck Driver - 2500
gallons to 4000 gallons
5 . 35 Water or Tank-Type 65 phw/p 55 phw/p 45 phw/p
Truck Driver - 4000
gall ons and over
6.015 Welder 65 phw/p 55 phw/p 45 phw/p
Winch Truck Driver -
12-1/2 per hr .
additional when operating
power winch, or similar
special attachments
By order of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of California, made this 5th day of October, 1970.
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Resolution that all
ballots in Nov. 3,
1970 General Electio
be counted at desig
p es
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Resolution Annexing
Territory to County
Service Area No. 3
in Goleta Valley,
Tract 10,699, Unit 3
with 100% consent
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Resolution Bstab.
''No Parking Zones''
on Portions of
Walnut Lane, 3r
District
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Releasing 85% of
Road Improvement Bon
for Tract #11,089
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Change Order No.l fo
Burton Mesa Blvd.
Project No.4046.1
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Request of
Authorization t
perform Slurry
Seal Work on certain
More Mesa Streets
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October 5, 1970
In the Matter of Resolution providing that all ballots in November 3, 1970
General Election shall be counted at designated central counting places.
ted
109
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO. 70-618
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Resolution Annexing Territory to County Service Area No.
3 in Goleta Valley, Tract 10,699, Unit 3. (LAFCO Resolution No. 213 Approving
Annexation on 100% Consent Petition)
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and carried
un~imously, it is ordered that the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLurION NQ, 70-619
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FilE)
In the Matter of Resolution Establishing ''No Parking Zones'' on Portions
of Walnut Lane, Third District.
Upon motion of Supervisor. Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and car-
ried unanimously, it is ordered that the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESQLUTlON NO, 70-620
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Releasing 85% of Road Improvement Bond and Dedication of
Streets for Tract #11,089.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that 85% of the following road improvement bond for
Tract #11,089 be released, or if a separate bond in the amount of 15% of the road
improvement bond is posted, all of the original bond may be exonerated, as provided
in Ordinance No. 1358; and that the same are hereby, accepted, as recommended by
the Road Commissioner:
Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company as Surety, Bur-Van
Associates as Principal, in the Amount of $14,000.00, Bond No.
3947954, dated February 2, 1970.
In the Matter of Authorizing Chairman to Execute Balancing Change Order No.
1 to Contract with Diani Construction Company for Construction of Improvements on
Burton Mesa Boulevard, Project No. 4046.1
.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman be, and he is hereby, authorized
and directed to execute the following Balancing Change Order to contract with Diani
Construction Company for Construction of Improvements on Burton Mesa Boulevard,
Lompoc, Fourth District, Project No. 4046.1.
Number 1, increase of $2,877.12 .
In the Matter of Request of Authorization to Perform Slurry Seal Work
on certain More Mesa Streets, on request of More Mesa Homeowners Association, at
approximate cost of $90Q.(bto land owners.
Advertising
Contract with
Goleta Valley
Chamber of
CoUJDerce FY
1970-1971
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October 5, 1970
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the above-entitled matter is hereby approved.
In the Matter of Execution of Advertising Contract with Goleta Valley Chamber
of Commerce FY 1970-71, not to exceed $22,500.00.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the fol l owing resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO. 70-621.
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
Resources In the Matter of Releasing the Director of the Department of Resources *
Collections
released from Collections f rom Further Accountability for Collection of Certain Delinquent Accounts.
Further
Accountability Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and carfor
Collection
of Certain ried unanimously, this Board hereby determines that the following amounts are too
Delinquent
Accounts smal l to justify the cost of collection, or that the collection of such amounts is
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Execution of
Rental Agreeme t
between the
County of S.B.
improbable for the reasons set forth in the verified applications of the Director, of
the Department of Resources * Collections, and it is ordered that the Director be,
and he is hereby, discharged from further accountability for the collection of the
following amounts, in accordance with Section 25257 of the Government Code:
(SEE PAGE 111 FOR LIST)
In the Matter of Authorizing Chairman and Clerk to Execute Rental Agreement
between the County of Santa Barbara and Jesse C. and Theresa A. Ruiz for Mental Health
Jesse C.
Theresa A. Rui
for Mental Hea
Services Off ic
Space 1079 Air.B
Peralta St.,
Guadalupe, 5th
Supervisorial
District for a
one-yr. period
Services Office Space, 1079 A * B, Peralta Street, Guadalupe, Fifth Supervisorial
t 1bistrict, at the Rate of $300.00 per Month for Total of $3600.00 beginning October
15, 1970, and ending October 14, 1971, for a one-year period.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman and Clerk be, and they are hereby,
I authorized and directed to execute a rental agreement between the County of Santa
Barbara and Jesse C. and Theresa A. Ruiz, to provide for Mental Health Services Office
Space at 1079 A * B, Peralta Street, Guadalupe, California, at the rate of $300 per
month, beginning October 15, 1970, and ending October 14, 1971, for a one-year period.
It is further ordered that the County Auditor be, and he is hereby, authorized
and directed to draw the necessary warrants, in the amount of $300 per month, in
favor of Jesse C. and Theresa A. Ruiz, for the rental payments; said warrants to be
drawn upon submission of the proper Demand of Payment form, as submitted by the landlord
each and every month.
Right of Way G ant
Conveyed on
Donation Basis
Paul J. Wiener
to the County
S.B. for Road
Purposes, Elwo d
In the Matter of Acceptance of Right of Way Grant Conveyed on Donation Basis
Acres No. 2,
Parcel 5.1, Jr
District
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bjY Paul J. Wiener to the County of Santa Barbara for Road Purposes, Elwood Acres No . 2,
f Parcel 5.1, Third District .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that a Right of Way Grant dated September 23, 1970, conveyed
on a donation basis by Paul J. Wiener to the County of Santa Barbara for road purposes,
Elwood Acres No. 2, Parcel 5.1, Third District, be, and the same is hereby, accepted
111 x.D!U
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Barbara County
Barbara , California
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Santa
Santa
Gentlemen :
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Pursuant to the provisions of Section 25257 of the Government Code ,
the undersigned her eby certifies that the collections of the following
accbunts is impossible, and the undersigned Tequests that he be
discharged from further accountability for the collection of such
accounts , as provided in .said. section
These accounts have been assi gned to the Department of Resources.
and Collections by the Santa Bar bara County General Hospital . Subsequent
investig&t ion and follow-up indicates the listed accounts
to be uncollectible for reasons shown on the attached sheets and
ju.s tify our recommendations.
N.rl.IlE
Allen, Michael R.
Alva , Helen
Ander son , Rick
Ander son , Robert R.
Aro , Arthur
Arterburn , Jack V.
Ayres, Victor
Baltramaitis , Clement
Barton , Sam K.
Bekes , Robert
Berge , . Henry L.
Bernal , Carlos
Biesanz , .t'iichael P.
Bigwood , David 1,J .
Blackwood , Ellen D.
Buchanan , Mary E.
Burtsfield, Charles
Buse , Francis
Bush , Oliver
Campbell , Linda D.
Campbell , William H.
Canniff, Ralph A.
Castillo , David
Chase, :I?avid L.
Chavez , Francisco
Chavez , Gilbert R.
Clemens, Denni s H.
Conelly, Paul E.
Contr eras, Thomas
Cree, Robert
Cumberledge, Robert C.
Czarnecki, Dan
Dagle , Paul A.
Davis , Gary Lee
Davis , John E.
Davis , Capt. John F.
Diller , Russell
Dominguez , Manuel
Doran, Lav1rence
Dorland , Gregory
Driscoll , Mrs . John
Droescher, Howard L. Jr.
Drtina , Bo
Dunn , Frank
Dunne , Timothy
Dyer , Wallace M.
Easter, Eugene
Emery , Maurice
Escobar , Floyd
Ferrel , Faye H.
Figuer oa , .Henry
DATE
4- 9- 70
10- 29-69
5- 24-70
' 3- 27- 70
5- 22-69
1- 16- 70
4- 8-69
10- 21-68
3- 11- 66
9- 12-68
1- 25-70
3- 19-70
1- 24-70
8- 8-69
12- 8-64
12- 30-69
11- 13-68
11- 6-68
6- 6-69
4-14-69
7- 21-69
5- 23-69
10- 29-69
9- 17- 68.
1- 3-68
5- 26-70
8- 4-69
11- 12- 68
8-13-68
5- 24- 70
1- 17- 69
4- 8- 70
11- 13-69
7- 18- 68
4- 22- 70
1- 6-69
4- 15- 70
11- 10- 69
7- 25-69
5- 28- 70
3- 6- 69
8- 20-68
11- 17-68
1- 20-68
11- 9-68
3- 24-70
7- 6-68
2- 5- 70
2- 21-70
10-20-69
9-23-64
LI ST .
7 B
144 Amb.
7 B
7 c
2 G
5 A
2 G
2 G
1
2 G
5 A
7 B
5 B
1:52 Amb.
73
5 A
2 E
3 L
2 G
3M
7 D
3M
7 D
2 G
278
7 B
144 Amb.
2 G
2 G
7 B
3 :t-1
7 B
7 D
87 Amb.
7 D
3M
7 D
7 D
2 I
7 D
3M
2 F
2 I
2 F
3M
7 B
. 3M
5 B
5 B
118 Amb.
60
AMOilllT
$ 16.00
37.00
8 . 50
17. 30
15. 20
8 . 50
20 . 25
47. 60
19. 60
16. 70
17.75
20.15
36. 50
49.00
58.45
13. 30
3,286.60
11. 50
17. 90
465 .15
10.00
105.00
11 .15
515.80
420.20
8 . 50
26. 25
472.45
18.00
8. 50
10. 50
14.50
11.75
25 . 50
8 . 50
5. 50
18.10
8 50
24. 55
5. 50
17.40
18. 70
795 . 00
34. 00
7 .00
19. 95
11 . 50
29 .00
8 . 50
117.00
277. 23
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.N.Al'lE DltTE LIST AMOUNT
Fleming , Patrick D. 1- 5-69 2 I 144.00
Flores , Manuel s. 4- 18-69 2 I 32. 30
Foley , Edward E. 1- 20- 69 3 i'l 5 .50
Foust , Gerald D 7- 25-68 2 F 60. 80 Fulkerson , Ann 4- 4- 70 7 E 8 . 50
Garcia , r-ielisio 7- 27- 69 2 K 31 . 75
Gardner , \.Jilli am 11-9-69 7. E-. 13. 60
Garner , Fraly R. 4- 4-69 7 E , 23 . 50 f Garoute , Robert 6- 25- 69 . _ 2 K 19. 80
Garrepy , Richard 4- 1- 70 7 B 22.85
Garrett , Elber t 10- 6-69 2 K 19 . 50
Gaut , Ray 7- 31-69 7 E 42.25
Gibson , Douglas 4- 30- 70 7 E 8.~o
Gilbert, Earl 6- 15- 69 142 Amb. 32 . 0~ Gomez , Luciano A. 3- 13-69 7 E 17.2
Gottesman, Her bert , 9- 22-68 2 K 8 . 75
Greene, Leonard 7- 18-68 , 7 E 8 . 50
Hall , Hollis E 4- 3-69 3M 36 .15
Harrison , Christine 7- 6-69 3M 20. 50
Ha\vkins , Mike D. J~. 11- 13-69 3M 95. 95
Ha\vley , Geor ge a B. 4-10- 70 7 B 13.75
Hernandez , Jesus 3- 7- 70 6 D 19. 25
Hernandez , Mr s . Joan 8- 4-70 144 Amb. 26 . 25 Hernandez , Lucy R. 1-22-69 7 G 15. 65
Hill, Thomas 4- 4-69 142 Amb. 22 . 50
Holmes , Leslie D. 12- 6-69 5 A 18. 50
Huffman , Burdette 4- 28-69 2 L 38. 60
Johnson , Harold L. 10-17-69 7 G 12.40
Johnson , Jesse E. 3- 11-69 , 7 G 12. 50
Johnson , Robert L. 8-10-69 7 G 11. 50
Jones , James N. 8- 6-69 3M 21 . 25
Joslyn, Wilbur 4- 7-69 130 Amb. 36. 25
Keel er, Harold Edward 12-10- 69 7 G 8 . 50
Kel logg , William 8-18-68 2 M 27.00
Keppel , Rudol ph E. 2- 21- 69 7 G 17. 50
Ki nnamon , Herbert 3- 26- 69 4 ll 22 . 30
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Knox, John r-1. 2- 27- 69 7 G 5. 25
Koch , Jienry J. 5- 29-69 4 B 56. 50
Koch , John 8- 26- 69 4 A 14.90
Kowalski , Stanley 1- 14-70 138 Amb. 36.00
Kunkle , James N. 9- 5-69 2 M 23 . 50
Landers , Willard J . 2- 12- 69 . . 2 0 68. 70
Langdon , Eli zabeth 4- 4- 70 7 D 14.00 I
Larson , Robert 3- 17- 70 6 D 8 . 50 I
Leach , Terry 5-11- 70 7 B 8 . 50
Lee Chenoweth , Mary 9- 2- 68 2 0 247. 90
Lester, Roy J . 4- 23- 70 7 B 18.45
Li etzow , Rita 11- 16-69 143 Amb. 33 .75
Livingston , Robert 1- 17- 70 7 H 18. 30
Llamas , Alphonso 10- 29- 69 144 Amb. 37.00
Lockhart , Alison 9- 6-69 2 0 17. 30
Lopez , Angelo 1-28-69 7 H 5. 50
Lopez, Ramon 12- 12-69 7 H 8. 50
Lowry, Jeffr ey J . 1- 13- 70 7 G 8. 50
Lundsfor d , Herman 1- 23- 69 4 A 5. 50
Lundstrom , St even 11- 2- 69 7 H 8. 50
Machado , Margaret 3- 28- 70 7 B 8. 50
Macvicar , Sheila 11- 24- 68 4 A 6 . 50
Mahaffey, Chuck 11- 28- 69 5 B 8 . 50
Marqui s.s , Don C. 1- 22- 70 5 A 9 . 75
Marshall , Donald 11- 22- 68 7 H 5. 25 I - Martin , Don 2- 10- 70 7 H 7. 50 I Mar tinez , Richard 10- 13-69 4A 5. 50
Medland , Br ian 9-11- 69 140 Amb. 39 . 50
Mendoza , Samuel 12-16- 68 7 H 5. 50
Mer cado , Caremelo 11-26- 68 7 H 10.00
Merri l l , Melvin 11- 26-69 7 H 11. 50
M11l ler, Ora L. 10-13~69 144 Amb . 36.00
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f'li tchell , Eugene
f'loloney, Barbara J.
l'lontiel, Fred
i"Ioore, Allen
Muller., Michael J !'lyers; Melvin
!-le Clellan, Allen
!'le Clung, J~ck
Mc Coy, Dave
Mc Gowan, Michael
~c Reynolds , Robert
Mc Roberts, Charles
Neal , Leroy
Neely, Charles
Nevarez , Hermelo H.
Nuno, Jose
Oliver, Jesse M
Ollar , Loretta
Ortiz, Rudy
Owens , Robert
Papas, Ralph
Palmer , Nettie
Pardo , Teddy
Parish , Linda
Peterson , Wallace
Ponce, Richard C.
Potts, Mrs. J .
Popa , Phyllis
Purkey , Donald
Ramirez, iiorberto
Rarnjrez, Raymond
Rasmussen , Lynn
Ratcliff, Roberta
Raymond, Neil
Regan , Philip
Reid , Robert
Rennie , Raymond
Richardson, Andrew
Righetti, Kyle
Rigsby , Clarence
Ritchie, William
Roadruck , David
Roath , Gilbert
Roback, George
Roberts, Anton
Robinson , Clifford
Rodriquez, Pedro
Rogers, Ro'Qert
Rohrer, Robert
Rosborough , Evelyn
Ross, John
Rudd , Davelle
Ruiz, John
Ruti ve, Barbara
Sandoval, Emilio
Schlesselman, John
Schnider, Robert
Schragl , Raymond
Schvreibinz , Germaine
Scott, !-1rs. Robert
Scott , Virginia
Seaman, Carmen
Seville, ~igue l
Shafer, Brian
Shaloob, Skip
Silva, Ray
Simms , George
Slosson, Jud
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DATE LIST
5-13-69 4' ' A
11-6-68 3 A
12- 6-68 3 A
5- 25-70 7 B
1- 18-69 3A
1-24-68 100 Amb .
I 4- 4-69 142 Amb.
8- 23- 69 3 K
5- 23-69 3 B
5- 10-69 6 D
7-18-68 3 B
12-13-68 3 B
12- 19- 69 5 A
7- 19-69 3 B
11- 1-63 1
10- 30- 68 3 B
11- 21-68 3 c
. 7- 11-69 124 Amb.
" 3- 6-69 4 A
2- 25- 70 5 B
4- 19-69 142 Amb.
2- 9- 70 5 B
1- 22-68 281
7- 7- 68 3 c
11-13-68 4 A
1- 29- 70 5. B
1- 25-69 ~ -- 3 D
9- 24-69 144 Amb.
9- 21-68 3 D
1- 16- 70 5 B
8-18-68 3 F
11- 26-69 5 B
4- 26-69 6 B
9-10- 68 4 A
4- 2-70 7 B
5- 11-70 3 F
8- 20-69 5 B
9- 6-68 3 F
11-28-68 4 A
2- 18-70 5 B
8- 31- 68 3 F
5- 22- 69 3 K
7- 2- 69 3 F
1- 3-69 3 F
. 4- 27- 70 7 B
11- 22- 68 125 Amb.
12- 26-68 3 F
1-19-70 5 B
8- 18-69 3 G
7- 26-69 5 A
4- 28-70 7 B
10-13-69 144 Amb.
10-9- 68 4 A
5-19- 69 142 Amb.
11- 4- 68 4 B
12-11- 69 5 B
4-18- 70 7 B
10- 12- 69 5 A
12- 7-69 143 Amb.
12- 22- 69 5 A
4- 1-69 4 B
4- 26- 70 6 D
3-16- 70 7 B
9- 6-68 . 3 H
2- 5-70 5 B
11-26-63 20
1-20- 69 3 H
5-10-69 151 Amb.
AMOUNT
19. 50
34. 30
16.70
17. 00
24.28
36.00
22.50
188. 15
19. 25
11. 75
21 . 80 .
14.50
16.00
26.00
383 .00
69.60
25. 50
30 . 50
5. 50
20 .00
34.75
11 . 75
29.50
249 .95
179.95
8.50
20.40
26.00
72.50
8. 50
22.20
22.s5
127.50
49.90
153.70
91.30
19. 25
16. 30
22. 50
8.50
25 . 20
23 .90
12. 50
13. 75
8. 50
30 . 50
12. 20
18.65
10.35
4 .00
8.50
36.00
5.00
38.00
22.00
8.50
11. 75
8.50
44.75
30.75
15.16
8 . 50
111.25
85.00
19. 75
110.10
159 . 70
20.00
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NAf'IE DATE LIST AMOUNT . .
6 D . $ Smith, Daniel 8- 21-69 7 . 30
Sniggen , John Allen 4- 13- 70 7 B 15. 00
Spears , Bill 11- 14-69 150 Amb . 34. 25
Spivey, Gerald W. 1- 11-69 5 c 64. 80
St ahl,. David 5- 29-69 142 Amb . 33. 33
Starker, r-:orris W. 2- 20-69 3 I 18 . 50
Steele, Claudia I 7- 7- 68 3 I 31 . 00
Stern, f"ir. . 12- 21-69 5 A 26. 25
Stone , Rodn~y 6- 24-69 3 I 8 . 50
Strdomski , Chester 7- 28- 68 3 I 45.05 Stricklin, Sadie 6- 4-69 128 Amb . 40. 00
Sullivan , Lorna J . .1- 21- 70 5 it 20. 25 .
Sutton , J.onah 4- 21- 70 7 B 14. 50
Sverdloff, Ronald 1- 24-69 3 I 25.00
S\van, nobert E. . . 5- 5-70 7 13 s . 50 ~ Thomc:.s , Shane 3- 19- 70 7 B 8 . 50
Thomas , \lillard -6- 11- 69 4 B 30 .00 .
Thompson , Donald 4- 19- 69 151 Amb . 30. 50
Thornbury , Robert 5- 25-69 117 Amb . 24. 66
Tilghman , \rlilliam 6- 19- 69 3 J 9. 25.
Tinado , Sharon 9- 20- 69 140 Amb. 43. 00
Tomlinson , Gl ade 8-18-69 140 Amb . 23 . 25
Topham, Juliette 6- 14-69 3 J 8.50
Toppin , Alan 4- 4-69 142 Amb . 22. 50
V andermast , Margaret 10-18-69 3 J 17. 90
Vandermast, Robert 12-14- 68 4 B 8 . 80 Van Loon , John 4-17- 70 7 B 8 . 50
Vargas , Alfonso 11-13-67 1 282.00
Vargas, J acinto . 11- 28-66 171 553 . 59
Villegas, Belia ~ 3- 6- 70 6 D 1 . 25
Villeneuve , Richar d z. 7- 11-68 5 E 85. 90
Vogel , Loran 12-15-69 5 A 9. 00
, Volkoff , Paul 2-1-70 5 B 14. 75
\rlallace , Donald 4- 15- 70 6 D 28. 55 . -
'\ti ay , James 1-23-70 5 A 8 . 50
\.felborn, Christine 10- 20- 68 3 J 23 . 35
\lest , Joel 9- 20- 69 3 J 17. 70
\rlheeler, David 11- 3- 69 3 K 22.60
'\rlhi te, James K. 6- 8-69 3 J 1 . 75
Williams, \r/illiam 5- 8-69 98- 3 58. 70
Wi lson, Robert s. 12- 29- 69 5 A 8 . 50
Woellert, Geor ge 12- 17- 68 4 J 19. 50
Zimmerman , David 6- 14- 69 3 J 20. 50
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Barcelona, Rudolph 2- 7-69 8 $ 8 . 0
Botelho , Mrs . Don 1- 31-66 4 6 . 0
Buckhadt , f"Irs . Carol 1- 11- 69 8 6 . 00
Claf5gett, r-Ir. s . rf. 6-20-69 . 8 3 . 00
Goss, Mrs . Frida 3- 18- 68 5 15. 00
Grij alva , Ralph 12- 16- 68 7 30. 00
1Iac:-er, Orville 5- 19- 69 8 5. 00
IIeredia , Salvadore 8- 14- 6'8 8 14. 00
Molitor, Paul I II 7- 7-64 . 4 5.00
!1yers , Clifford 9- 2-69 8 9.00
Neeley , Mrs . Betty 11- 7- 68 '8 5.00
Sholars, Constance 10-12-67 8 2 ,00
Wood , Nancy 2- 10-65 5 29 .00
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Board of Supervisors )
State of California ) SS
County of Santa Barbara )
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John E. Fabyanich being first duly S\1orn, deposes and s ays:
That he is the Director of the Department of Resources & Collections
and is the County Officer charged with the duty of collecting amo.unts
due the County for hospitalization and medical care; that he has read
the contents of the foregoing request ; tha~ the same is true except
as to such matters which are stated therein on information or be.lief
and as to such matter s ~hat he believes it to be true.
Subscribed and Sworn to before me
J . E. Lewis: County Clerk
l:li!lll. ,___,:, ~. ~A
Deputy
Date ,'J,4-?,lz()
Approved by t he Board
of California, this
of _Supervisors, Co.unty of Sant a Barbara, State
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These accounts have been thorou(5hly researched and found uncollectible
Charges below $20.00 are not listed as court costs make collection prohibitive.
We are asking for release from collection of the following
accounts for the listed reasons:
Alva, Helen
Baltramaitis, Clement
Biesanz, f-1ichael
Big\'1ood, David \.I .
Blackwood , Ellen D.
Burtsfield, Charles
Campbell , Linda D.
Canniff , Ralph A.
Ambulance . No response , unable to locate ,
out of the area , last address Compton , Cal.
:f\1an, \'Tife and 5 children. Alcoholic with
very little income, spends more time unemployed
than employed. Unable to collect .
Home town was vlinona, Minn., moved left
no address , cannot locate . .
Transient from Greenfield , Mass. Cannot
locate .
Have been trying to collect since 1964,
moved, left no address
. ,. Accident case brought to trial, settled for
less than full value . Judge .and court
,. find that it \'1ould be f air, just & equi table
for all dept . to accept 2Cf/o of claims
Cocktail waitress, sep . from husb .- left
the area , unable to locate .
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Chase , David L.
Chavez, Francisco
Address was a motor hotel,pt. was seaman,
not in the area very long, unable to locate .
Left the area, unable to locate. /
Pt. with tourist card from Mexico, emp. I
Clemens, Dannis
Conelly, Paul
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Davis , Gary Lee
Doran, Lawrence
Drtina, Bo
Dunn, Frank
Emery, Maurice
Ferrel , Feye H.
Figuer~a, Henry
Fleming, Patrick
Flores , f'1anuel
Foust, Gerald
Garcia, f'1elisio
Garner, Fraly
Garrepy, Richard
Gaut , Ray
Gilbert, Earl c.
Hall , Hollis
Hawkins , f'1ike
Hernandez , Joan
Hill ; Thomas
Huffman, Burdette
Jones, James
Joslyn, Wilbur
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by Lemon Assoc.,gone back to Mexico, unable
to locate.
Amb .Pt . home address is Pennsylvaniaout
of state, unable to collect~
Left the area, may have gone to \.lashington
over a year ago.
Amb. In the L. A. area somewhere, unable
to locate.
Roving gardener , out of the area, unable
to locate.
Alcoholic tree-trimmer, in and out of jailout
of the area.
Unable to locate, left the area over a
year ago .
Ft. is apparently on east coast; no leads
to whereabouts, unable to locate.
Amb. Out of the area , unable to collect .
County Counsel agreed on settlement, to
cancel balance.
Out of the country-went back to home,Ireland
upon release from Hospital.
Unable to locate, out of the area
Emancipated minor, unable to locate or
collect.
Gardener with 7 children, unable to collect .
Out of the area, unable to locate. '
Unable to locate, in the San Francisco area.
Bench warrant out for him-lower court fine
being cancelled, unable to locate .
Amb . Moved left no address .
Chased him from L.A. to 5anDiego , cannot
locate
Another lemon picker, unable to locate.
Amb . Out of state-east coast, unable to
collect.
, Amb. Pt.'s home address is Arkansas, unable
to collect .
Unable to collect thi s amount from San
Antonio, Texas.
Out of the area, around Bakersfield, unable
to locate.
Amb. Left the area, unable to locate
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Kellogg , William
Kinnamon , Herbert
Koch , Henry
Ko\.,ralski , Stanley
Kunkle , James
. La.nders , \./illard
Lee Chenoweth , Mary
Lietzow , Rita
LLamas , Alphonso
Medland , Brian
Miller, Ora Lee
Moloney, Barbara
Muller , Michael
Myers , Melvin
Mc Clellan , Allen
!"le Clung , Jack
Neel y , Charles
Nevarez , Hermelo
Nuno , Jose
Oliver, Jesse
Ollar , Loretta
Papas, Ralph
Pardo , Teddy
Parish, Linda
Peterson , \/allace
Popa , Phyllis
. Purkey , Donald
Ramirez , Raymond
Rasmussen , Lynn
Ratcliff, Roberta
Raymond, Neil .
Regan, Philip
Reid , Robert
Righetti, Kyle
Ritchie , \./illiam
Roadruck , David
Robinson , Clifford
Rudd , Davette
Ruti ve , Barbara
Si ndoval, Emilio
Schv1eibinz, Germaine
Scott , M~s . Robert
Seville , Miguel
Shaefer , Brian
Silva, Ray
Simms, George E
Slosson, Jud
Spears, Bill
Spivey, Gerald
Stahl, David
Steele , Claudia
Stern, r"!I' .
Stradomski, Chester
Stri ckl i n, Sadie
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Cannot locate , left the area
Left the area , in Arizona some\rhere
Can' t locate , haven ' t any clue to whereabouts
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Lemon- picker who has left the area.
Cannot locate , out of Santa Barbara ~ea .
Last knovm to be in the L. A. Area~
can ' t locate .
Bill 2 yrs . old , moved , no way to 1 cate .
Amb . In L.A. area, unable to locate
Amb . Out of the area, unable to locate .
Amb . Moved , left no address .
Amb .In the L.A. area , unable to locate .
Address \.,ras area where people move in
and out almost daily- moved , can ' t locate .
Unable to locate , billed for 6 mos .
. r Amb . In prison , 1-5 yrs .
Amb . Address was Fort Ord. Discharged.
Unable to locate
,. f'1oved, left no address , was out of area
previously.
In Rolling Hills area, unable to locate .
Have been trying to collect since 11- 63.
Subj. has gone back to Mexico , unable .to
locate
Deported to Mexico .
Can ' t locate , address unknown.
Amb . Out of the area, can ' t locate .
Amb . Unable to locate , out of the area.
Have tried to collect for over 2 yrs.
.Amt. isn' t vJorth further pu.rsuing.
Subj . entered for attempted suicide . Now
has permanent brain damage , medically
. indigent .
Deceased 4- 70. No estate
Amb . Out of the area , can ' t locate .
Unable to locate , in the L. A. Area.
Moved , unable to contact .
Can ' t lee.ate, unable to collect .
Moved , left no address . No clues to locate.
Original address was Minn . \.las currently
residing in S. B. Moved , left no address
43 yrs . male with alcoholic prob . moved,
left no address.
Unable to locate, moved , left no address .
Mail returned, left no f orwarding.
Unabl e to locate , left the area.
Lost at sea , presumably drowned.
Amb . Out of the area , unable to collect .
Amb . In the L. A. area , unable to locate .
Amb .Address in Huntington Beach. Addressee
unkno\'ln.
Gardener , left the area.
Amb. Out of the area , unable to locate.
Moved, left no address.
Can ' t locate , transient orchard \1orker.
Subj . on the east coast , unable to locate . 1 Have been trying to locate and collect since
1963. Unable to collect , no resources.
Mentally unstable, constantly in and out of
jail.
Amb . Out of the area, unable to collect.
Amb. Mail returned, unable to locate.
Mail returned, addressee unkno\vn.
Amb. Fort Ord address. Left the service,
unabl e to locate .
Mai l returned , unable to locate.
Somewhere in midwest , unable to locate.
Unable to locate , in Flor ida area.
Amb . Medic all i ndigent, on \./elf are .
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Thomas , Willard
Thompson, Donald
Thornbury , Robert
Tinado , Sharon
Tomlinson , Glade
Toppi n , Alan
Vargas , Alfonso
Vargas , Jacinto
Vi lleneuve , Richard
\./allace , Donald
Wel born , Chri st i ne
\-/heeler, Davi d
\.li lli ams , william
Grijalva, Ralph
Wood, Nancy
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Out of the country , lives in England.
Unabl e to collect , out of the area.
Amb . Can ' t locate . Not in the area.
Amb . Mail returned , addressee unkno\'m ,
out of the state .
Amb . Moved , left no address .
Amb . Out of the area , unable to coll ect .
~b . Original address \'Tas Fort Ord. Left
the service , unable to locate
.Medically indigent , on \./elf are .
Have been trying to collect since 1966. -
Husband can ' t be found and wife is on
Welfare.
On \./elf are , can ' t collect .
.Musician and writer , unable to locate .
Unable to locate , out of the country.
Mail returned , unabl e to l ocate .
Unabl e to l ocate , not in the area .
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Charged in error, subj . was on
at t he time .
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by the County ~nd the Clerk be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to record
said instrument in the office of the Santa Barbara County Recorder.
Recommendation In the Matter of Recommendation of Administrative Officer fo~ Acceptance
for Acceptance
of Draft fo~ . , -~ of Draft for $378.00 for Energizing Street Lights, Tract #10,955, U~~t . 1, county
Energizing.
Street Lights, Service Area No. 3.
Tract #10,955,
Unit 2, County Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
Service Area 3
/ carried unanimously, it is ordered that the recommendation of the Administrative
Fixing Tax
Bond for Tract
#11,004
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Release of Wal
Bond for Tract
#10,699, Unit
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Placement of
Wall " Fence "
Landscaping
Officer for the acceptance of a draft in the amount of $378.00 for energizing street
lights, Tract #10,955, Unit 2, County Service Area No. 3, be, and the same is hereby,
confirmed; and the Clerk be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to deposit
said draft to the credit of County Service Area No. 3.
In the Matter of Fixing Tax Bond for Tract #11,004, in the Amount of
$4,112.50.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the tax bond for Tract #11 ,004 be, and the
same is hereby, fixed in the amount of $4,112.50.
It is further ordered that the action of the Board at its meeting of September
29, 1969, initially fixing the tax bond be, and the same is hereby rescinded
. In the Matter of Planning Director's reconnnendation for Release of Wall Bond
for Tract #10,699, Unit 1, in the Amount of $4,620.00.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the following wall bond for Tract #10,699, Unit
1, be, and the same is hereby, released as to all future acts and conditions:
American Motorists Insurance Company - Goleta Valley Development
Company, Principal, in the amount of $4,620.00, Bond No. 8SM 159 364,
dated October 4, 1968.
In the Matter of Recommendation of Planning Director for Placement of a combination
Wall and Fence and a Landscaping Bond along the rear of those lots ad-
Bond for rear
lots adjacent
Cathedral Oaks
Rd. & Fairview
Ave .
o jacent to Cathedral Oaks Road and Fairview Avenue. Tract 10, 699, Unit 3
Tr 10 , 99 , Uni
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Bond for Tract
110,913, Unit
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Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the reconnnendation of the Planning Director for
the placement of a bond for a combination wall and fence and including landscaping
in the amount of $18,400.00 for those lots adjacent to Cathedral Oaks Road and Fairview
Avenue be, and the same is hereby, confirmed.
In the Matter of Planning Director's recommendation for Release of Wall Bond
for Tract #10,913, Unit 1, in the amount of $1,155.00.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the following wall bond for Tract 1110, 913, Unit
1, be, and the same is hereby, released as to all future acts and conditions:
Pacific Employers Insurance Company - Luria Development No. as
Principal, in the amount of $1,155.00, Bond No. M 138,573, dated
May 22, 1969.
Placement of In the Matter of Recommendation of County Landscape Architect for Placement
landscaping,
Sprinkler Syst mof laudsC81?irig, Sprinkler System and Wall Bond, in the Amount of $3,5qO.OO, LCR
" Wall Bond,
LCR Company /
omm. Parking ot
(70-CP-52)
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Requirements /
Waiver of Physical
Requirements
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Claims Against the
County
Release of Oil
Drilling Bonds
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Company Commercial Parking Lot, (70-CP-52).
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that a bond, in the amount of $3,500.00 be placed to
secure performance of the landscaping, sprinkler system and required walls, as
recommended by the County Landscape Architect as well as a cash deposit of $165.00
for the maintenance of eleven (11) street trees. The bond should contain wording
similar to the following:
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"In consideration of approval by the County Planning Commission of
a precise plan for pevelopment, Case No. (70-CP-52) at 6509 El
Colegio Road, Isla Vista, also known as Assessor's Parcel No.
75-041-12, Mr. Louis J. Carnesale hereby agrees to install
landscaping, the sprinkler system and the required walls within
one year of the date of issuance of the zoning clearance for the
parking lot plan. And in accordance with the approved landscaping
plan dated September 24, 1970, on file with the County Landscape
Architect.''
In the Matter of Approving Request for Waiver of Physical Requirements for
Prospective Employee, Santa Barbara General Hospital.
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Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the req~est for a waiver of the physical requirements
for the following prospective employee be, and the same is hereby approved,
as recommended by Dr. David Caldwell:
Patti J. Coffman, Staff Nurse.
In the Matter of Approving Request for Waiver of Physical Requirements for
Prospective Employee, Sheriff's Department.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the request for a waiver of the physical requirements
for the following prospective employee be, and the same is hereby approved,
as recommended by Dr. David Caldwell:
Mrs. Lorine S. Trumbull, Intermediate Clerk
In the Matter of Clajms Against the County filed by Individuals and/or
Attorneys on Behalf of Clients for Alleged Damages.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the following claims against the County for
alleged damages be, and the same are hereby, referred to the County Counsel for rereferral
to the County's Insurance Carrier:
Robert L. Monk for Alberta Morgan - $118,800.00.
J. P. Derbyshire $19.00.
In the Matter of Release of Oil Drilling Bonds.
Pursuant to the request of the County Petroleum Engineer and in accordance
with the provisions contained in Ordinance No. 1927:
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the following oil drilling bonds be, and the
same are hereby, released as to all future acts and conditions:
Publication of
Ordinances Noa
2116 and 2117
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Reports and
Communications
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Reports for
Info. Only
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Quitclaim Deed
for I.V.
Sanitary Dist.
Parcel 1.1, in
exchange for
Easement Deed
from County fo
Construction ic
Maintenance of
Sanitary Sewer
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/ Frank Goldman - Maryland Casualty Company, Bond No . 94-073104,
covering ''The Goldman wells on the Los Flores Lease in the Four
Deer Area''
1 Standard Oil Company - Pacific Indemnity Company, Bond No. 119594,
covering well ''Tognazzini 1F3A, ''
In the Matter of Publication of Ordinances Nos. 2116 and 2117.
It appearing from the Affidavits of Publication of the Principal Clerk of
the Santa Barbara News-Press that Ordinances Nos. 2116 and 2117 have been published
in the manner and form required by law;
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is determined that
said Ordinances Nos . 2116 and 2117 have been published in the manner and form required
by law .
In the Matter of Reports and Con:munications .
The following Reports and Communications were received by the Board and
ordered placed on file:
/ l) Annual Financial Report of Santa Barbara County, FY 1969-70, County
Auditor=Controller.
/ 2) Solvang Municipal Improvement District Resolution No. 259 Declaring
Result of General District Election Held on September 8, 1970.
13) LAFCO Resolutions No . 212 approving annexation of Conni~. Way Properties
to City of Santa Barbara; No. 214 approving annexation of
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; Tract 10,699, Unit 3 to Goleta Sanitary District; No. 215 approving
annexation of Tract 10,699: Unit 3 to Goleta Valley Mosquito
Abatement District; No . 216 approving annexation of Atlantic /
Richfield Co. Property to Carpinteria Sanitary District; and No.
1 217 approving annexation of Assembly of God Property to Goleta
Sanitary District .
PUC - Notice of Temporary Removal from Calendar of Application of
Golden West Airlines, Inc., for certificate to provide passenger
air carrier service to and from Santa Maria Airport; and Petition
for Modification of Decisions 77323 and 77612 Re Golden West Airlines
carrying of passengers between certain airports
/ 5) Assembly Transportation Committee Hearing Notice, October 20,
1970, at 10 a . m., State Building, San Francisco, Re development
of high=speed ground transportation systems in California.
In the Matter of Planning Commission Reports for Information Only.
The following reports were received for information only and ordered placed
on file:
/ 1) Denied request of Albert J. Baron on behalf of Royal Irish Kennels
(70-CP-53) for Conditional Use Permit to allow establishment and
operation of commercial kennel for breeding of dogs at 1594 Lillie
Avenue, S11unnerland.
In the Matter of Acceptance of Quitclaim Deed by the County from Isla
Vista Sanitary District, Parcel 1.1, for Portion of Easement no Longer Required by
District, in Exchange for Executed Easement Deed from County (both without monetary
consideration) for Construction and Maintenance of Sanitary Sewer.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that a Quitclaim Deed, dated September 14, 1970,
from the Isla Vista Sanitary District, a public corporation, Parcel 1.1, Sanitary
Sewer, Folio, No. 571, for portion of easement no longer required by the District,
in exchange for executed Easement Deed from the County (both without monetary
consideration) for construction and maintenance of sanitary sewer be, and the same
is hereby, accepted by the County.
In the Matter of Recommendation of Planning Commission for Approval on
Request of Richard T. Passmore (70-V-52) for Renewal of Conditional Exception to
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Richard T. Passmore
for Renewal of Cond.
Exception to Permit
S~rage & Sale o
Wood at 1415
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Permit Storage and Sale of Wood at 1415 Solomon Road, Orcutt, Fifth Supervirorial
District .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and -
Solomon Rd., Ore tt carried unanimously, it is ordered that the reconnnendation of the Planning Connnission --
I for approval of the request of Richard T. Passmore (70-V-52) for Renewal of Conditional
Exception under Article X, Section 4 and the 10-R-l District Classification
of Ordinance No. 661 to permit the storage and sale of wood, westerly portion of
Parcel No . 111-250-48, located on the north side of Solomon Road, approximately
1/2 mile west of Blosser Road, and known as 1415 Solomon Road, Orcutt, California,
be, and the same is hereby, confirmed as an interim use of the land subject to the
following conditions:
1) This Permit shall expire two (2) years from and after the date
of issue.
2) The County of Santa Barbara retains the right to terminate the
use with ninety (90) days notice.
3) No signs shall be permitted.
Req. for Rezonin In the Matter of Requests from Santa Barbara Audubon Society and American
to 100 AG or AL
land now zoned Society ef Landscape Architects, Santa Barbara Section, for Rezoning to 100 AG
''U'' from Western
Boundary of Em.barcad ro or AL the land now zoned ''U'' from the Western Boandary pf Embarcadero Subdivision
Subdivision to
Gaviota from Ocean t to Gaviota from the Ocean to the Boundary of Los Padres National Forest.
the Boundary of Los
Padres National~ore t Conmunications from subject organizations were read by the Clerk.
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Mr. Herman Farnum, representing Goleta Farm Bureau, appeared and stated
that he felt the request is out of order, objected to persons other than landowners
in the area attempting to dictate the zoning and explained that he had purchased
the Las Varas Canyon property in 1960 because of the 10- acre zoning in order to be
able to pass the property on to his children and grandchildren. He pointed out that
there was very little demand on the part of the present landowners for County
services.
Mr. Ray Martin Engineer connected with the El Capitan development, appeared
and explained that he felt the requests were aimed at that development. He questioned
the reference in the letter from the American Society of Landscape Architects
to the hazards of the Bentonite clay zones and suggested that if it is hazardous to
future subdivision development, it is accordingly so for agriculture because of the
amount of water the latter operation introduces to the soil.
Supervisor Clyde suggested that these arguments should be directed to a
hearing on rezoning of the land. Supervisor Grant stated that he was unable to
understand why single areas of the County should be singled out for rezoning.
Upon motion of Superviso'r Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried,
it is ordered that the above-entitled request be, and the same is ereby,
denied and the connnunications be placed on file.
Supervisor Clyde voted ''No'' on this motion.
Req. for Considerati n In the Matter of Request of Agricultural Preserve Advisory Committee for
of Nov. 30, 1970
Deadline for Consideration of Proposed Deadline of November 30, 1970, for Filing and Receiving
Filing and
- Receiving Applic tia:ni Applications for Agricultural Preserves for Tax Lien Year beginning March 1, 1971.
for Agricultural
Preserves for Tax Li n (Cont'd)
Year beginning March
1, 1971 Mr. George Goodall of the Agricultural Preserve Advisory Committee, appeared
J to state that the County still prefers a November 30th deadline.
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unanimously, it is ordered that the filing deadline for applications for
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Progress Repo
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Drug Abuse in
the Community
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Joint Powers
Agreement to
Finance
Terminal Bldg
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Airport /
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Agricultural Preserves for Tax Lien Year beginning March 1, 1971, be, and the same
is hereby, established as December 31, 1970.
In the Matter of Progress Report of Ad Hoc Committee on Narcotics and Drug
Abuse in the Community. (Cont'd)
Mr. ~o~enzo Dall'Armi, County Superintendent of Schools, appeared and gave
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a report on the Committee's activities to date as well as .some conclusions and
recommendations . The Committee has met six times and expects soon to be able to
recommend an action program. They have discovered that not enough teachers have a
thorough knowledge of the problem. Training seminars funded by the Federal Government
will fill this need, counsellor confidentiality is essential, and effective instructional
materials are acarce. Scare tactics in film materials ''turns the
kids off". The use of religious leaders is effective but may be subject to future
criticism due to constitutional guarantees relative to operation of Church and State.
The use of ''ex-heads'' in the program is limited and not the complete answer to communicating
with the younger generation. The Ad Hoc Committee feels that funding is
needed to move from the organizational to the action phase . Staff is necessary to
pull the total effort together . The schools will independently pursue their
efforts but other organizations need to be included in the total effort. The Comwill
bring forth recommendations within approximately two weeks for organization
and staff, he stated.
To Mr. Callahan's inquiry concerning possible source of Federal funds, Mr.
Dall'Armi indicated that this is possible through HEW, but that hiring a paid
director to explore further availability and prepare grant applications was necessary.
He also explained that youngsters need to be exposed to the problems and dangers j
before Junior High School - elementary grade youngsters need to be educated. Program
instructional materials are needed to point out to youngsters what they will be exposed
to in future years . He expressed appreciation to the District Attorney for
providing available information and help to school counselors
Mrs. Irma Saunders, representing the Tax Action Commission, appeared to
question if parental permission should be obtained before giving instructional
material to children. She was advised that it should be.
Upon motion of Supervisor Callahan, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Narcotics
and Drug Abuse, dated October 4, 1970, be, and the same is hereby, accepted for
filing and referred to the County Counsel and Administrative Officer for report
and recommendation by October 19, 1970.
In the Matter of Request of City of Santa Barbara for Joint Powers Agreement
to Finance Terminal Build1ng at Municipal Airport.
Mr. C. G. Petrie, City Administrator of Santa Barbara, appeared to explain
the program of development and the plan for funding improvement at the Santa Barbara
Airport, pointing out that the City's advisors have recommended a joint powers
authority as the best means of financing the proposed facility, which they expect
could be completed within eighteen (18) months with the expectation that work will
be under way next spring. He filed a copy of the development plan for the Santa
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for Violation of
Ordinance No. 453,
Montecito Area, from
Russell A. Gougeon *
Dr. *Mrs. Peter Sen
on the Quirin Proper
760 Ashley Rd, Monte
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approval of Certain
Travel Requests
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Information System
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Barbara Municipal Airport prepared by William L. Pereira Associates and the Final
Report of Economic Analysis of Santa Barbara Airport prepared by Development Research
Associates, and agreed to comply with Supervisor Callahan's request that each
Board member receive copies of this material.
Councilman Franklin Lowance appeared and stated that revenue bonds would
be entirely financed by income from the airport users.
Col. Richard Temple (Ret'd), Santa Barbara County Taxpayers' Association,
- appeared and recommended an alternate financing route by submitting the basic plan
to the voters for approval, expressing concern about the trend in the use of the
joint powers vehicle as being unwise. They prefer a bond election and recommend
t hat the County not become part of a joint powers ag~eement . He suggested that
perhaps the County should consider operating the airport since it is in fact regional .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervi sor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the above- entitled reports be, and the same are
hereby, accepted for filing, and the proposal for the joint powers agreement be,
the same is hereby, referred to the Administrative Officer and County Counsel for
report and recommendation by Monday, October 19, 1970.
In the Matter of Report from County Counsel from Board Referral on Complaint
for Violation of Ordinance No . 453, Montecito Area, from Russell A. Gougeon and Dr .
and Mrs . Peter Senn, on the Quirin Property, 760 Ashley Road, Monteci to . (Cont'd)
y, Attorney Stanley C. Hatch, representing complaining neighbors, appeared
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to state their continued concern that the Quirins understand the meaning of the
t erm ''guests'' . The neighbors would object to the use of the Quirin property to any
extent that would resemble a commercial enterprise or a ''commune''.
Supervisor Grant expressed his concern for a continued watch on the matter.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unenimously, it is ordered that the October 2, 1970 report of the County zoning refer-
ral on the Quirin Property, 760 Ashley Road, Hontecito, be,and the same is hereby,
accepted for filing .
In the Matter of Recommendation of Administrative Officer for Ratification
and approval of Certain Travel Requests.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carr
i ed unanimously, it is ordered that the travel request of Judge Floyd c. Dodson
of the Superior Court to attend a meeting of Presiding Judges in San Francisco on
October 2, 1970, be, and the same is hereby, ratified, and the request of Judge
Richard C~ Kirkpatrick of Santa Maria Munici pal Court to attend the Annual Municipal
and Justi ce Court Judges Institute on October 29, 1970, in San Diego, be, and the
same is hereby, approved.
In the Matter of Report on Administrative officer onPersonnel Management
Information System (Bi-Weekly Payroll System) . (Cont'd)
Paul Floyd, Asst . Adminis t rative Officer, appeared and briefed the Board
on the background of the plan and reasons for recommending the change . The present
payroll system is based upon a negative report concept which is c11mbersome, difficult
to administer and control, and does not utilize the capabilities of the County's
computer. Of fifteen (15) counties surveyed, twelve (12) are paying bi-weekly, one
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aud Fringe
Benefits for
Fiscal Yr. 197 -
1971 I
October 5, 1970
(1) semi-monthly and two (2) monthly. Most of the local larger firms pay bi-weekly
and the trend is to bi-weekly systems. He presented the charts and explained the
proposal by reference thereto. By using a time card the employee himself will have
the responsibility for the accuracy of the time reported as having worked. The
employee's earning and leave statement will be an important by-product of the plan
that will inform the employee of accrued sick leave, overtime and vacation time.
He made the following three (3) recommendations:
1) The Board adopt the bi-weekly concept of payro~l pfocessing and
payment, and that the conversion date for the new bi-weekly system
be established as February 1, 1971;
2) The Board designate Security Pacific National Bank as the designated
bank for the Payroll Bank Deposit Plan and order the Administrative
Officer and County Counsel to draw an agreement with Security
Pacific National Bank, specifying the terms and conditions of the
plan for your Board's approval;
3) The Board direct the Administrative Officer, Auditor-Controller,
Personnel Director and all department heads to work toward a method
of time reporting for the bi-weekly system, which will minimize the
hold-back period.
County Auditor-Controller A. E. Eaves appeared and concurred with the plan
as outlined but requested that adequate lead-time be provided.
Personnel Director Wilbur S. Wagstaff spoke in favor of the plan.
Mr. Zack Stringer, Manager, Santa Barbara County Employees Association,
appeared to express appreciation for postponement of the conversion date and stated
that the Association felt that the advantages out-weighed the disadvantages in the
new system.
Mr. Leonard E. Roders, President, Santa Barbara Chapter, Social Services
Union, Local 535, AFL-CIO, appeared and expressed agreement with the conversion date.
Sgt. John Kea!.rns of the Sheriff's Benefit and Relief Association appeared
to state that they will work with the Administrative Officer and staff to implement
the plan.
Col. Richard Temple (Ret'd), Santa Barbara County Taxpayers Association,
appeared to state that his Association endorsed the plan .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the three (3) above-entitled recommendations
of the Administrative Officer be, and they are hereby, approved
In the Matter of Request of Santa Barbara Chapter, Social Works Union, Local
535, AFL-CIO for Salary and Fringe Benefits for Fiscal Year 1970-71.
Mr. Leonard E. Roders, President, Santa Barbara Chapter, Social Service
Union, Local 535, AFL-CIO, appeared and read the cover statement of subject proposal
and filed same .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the request of the Santa Barbara Chapter,
Social Works Union, Local 535, AFL-CIO for salary and fringe benefits for fiscal
year 1970-71 be, and the same is hereby, referred to the Administrative Officer and
Personnel Director.
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October 5, 1970 I
Application for In the Matter of Application of Standard Gas Company for Franchise to
Franchise to Install
Maintain ~ Operate Install, Maintain and Operate an 8-inch Pipeline to Transport Waste Water obtained
an 8-inch Pipeli e
to Transpert through Oil Production from Gathering Site to Treatment Plant, Santa Maria Area.
Waste Water obtained
through Oil Mr. W. F. Brady, Standard Oil Company, Land Department, appeared to ex-
Production from
Gatherine Site to plain above-entitled request.
Treatment Plant,
Santa Maria Supervisor Grant and Callahan wondered if the Planning and Health Department
I might be concerned with the request. Supervisor Tunnell pointed out that these
Approval of Final
Map, Tract #11,184,
Lecated West of
Cambridge Dr. ~ Sout
of Cathedral Oaks
Subdivisien
/
Salaries
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lines are a necessary adjunct of any oil production area in order to transport salt
water out of the area and prevent it from percolating into the ground.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried,
it is ordered that subject request be, and the same is hereby, referred to
the Petroleum Eningeer, Road Department and County Counsel for study and report on
Monday, October 19, 1970.
Supervisor Clyde voted ''No'' on this motion because he felt that the Planning
and Health Departments should be included in the referral as they are concerned
and should be consulted.
In the Matter of Recommendation of Asst. County Silrveyor for Approval
of Final Map, Tract #11,184, Located West of Cambridge Drive and South of Cathedral
Oaks Subdivision, Third Supervisorial District.
The Clerk reported receipt of a Stipulation from United Pacific Insurance
Company, effective October 2, 1970, relative to designation of Tract #10,933 as Tract
#ll,l84, and that all its bonds previously filed and referring to Tract #10,933
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would apply to Tract #11,184 .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carr
ied unanimously, it is ordered that the recommendation of t he Asst . County
Surveyor for approval of the final map of Tract #11,184 located west of Cambridge
Drive and south of Cathedral Oaks Subdivision, Third Supervisorial District be, and
the same is hereby, confirmed; the map having been found to be technically correct,
conforms to the approved tentative map or any approved alterations thereof and
complies with all applicable laws and regulations; also, written notice has been
received from the Land Development Coordinator t hat all affected departments and
agencies have certified that t heir requirements have been satisfied and t hat all
bonds, cash deposits or instruments of credit have been received by the County Clerk .
The County Surveyor's Certificate has been executed on the original t raci ngs , as
provided in Section 11593 of the California Business and Profess ions Code.
It is further ordered that the Chairman be, and he is hereby, authorized to
sign subject Stipulation relative to bond changes.
In the Matter of Allowance of Positions, Disallowance of Positions , and
Fixing of Compensation for Monthly Salaried Positions.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and carried
unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO . 70-621A
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
Upon motion, the Board recessed until 2 ;00 o'clock . p. m.
At 2:00 o'clock, p . m., the Board reconvened.
Present: Supervisors George H. Clyde , Joe J. Callahan, Daniel G.
Grant, F r a n c js H, Beatti e., a nd C11 r tis T11nnell ; and J. E . I,ewis , ClQ:clrt .
Supervisor Clyde in the Chair.
1.ZO
Terminatien.
of County's
Milk Inspectio
Program ic
Change in
Inspection
Procedure
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Centinued Hear
Approval of
Req. for Rezoning
f proposed
D.A.
Silva (70-RZ-6
Agricultural
Preserve Land
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D.A. Silva
Ag. Preserve
Ordinance
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October 5 , 1970
In the Matter of Recommendation of Administrative Officer for Termination
.of County's Milk Inspection Program and Recommendation of Santa Maria Valley Dairyman's
Association for Change in Inspection Procedure .
Mr. Arthur Tognazzini of the Santa Maria Valley Dairmen's Association
appeared to s tate that the dairymen will under the proposal pay the entire cost of
inspection to the State.
Mr . James Hobson of t he same Association appeared in reference to subject
matter.
Dr . Joseph T. Nardo, County Health Officer, appeared and briefed the Board
on t he background of the proposal, stating t hat the cost of services have increased
without corresponding increases in fees which presently are about 25% compensable in
the number of plants and dairys have dwindled. San Luis Obispo County having experienced
t he same difficulty has relinquished the milk inspection service to the State .
Mr. R. L. Van Buren, Chief, Bureau of Da~ry Services, State Dept. of
Agriculture, appeared and explained the procedure for producers, processor s, and
dis t r ibutors to petition the State to provide the serwice; twenty-eight (28) counties
presently have done this.
Mr. Hobson pointed out that the producers are concerned with the maintenance
of laboratory faci l ities in t heir present form. Dr. Nardo estimated that it would
cost approximately $3,000.00 to keep the laboratory going and that this woul d amount
to a County subsidy.
In response to a question from Supervisor Callahan, Dr . Nardo acknowledged
that the transfer of the inspection service to the State woul d make possible some
reduction in staff.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the County of Santa Barbara petition the State
Director of Agriculture to assume the milk inspection service of the County but that
the County continue to provide laboratory fees for the nominal change of $1.00
per month, and the amount of specimems be limited to one hundred (100) per month with
the excess over this amount to be prorated in cost, and the effective date of the
State's assumption of the milk inspection service be February 1, 1971.
ng en
Preserve
) Proposed
In the Matter of Continued Hearing on Planning Commission and Agricultural
Advisory Committee Recommendations for Approval of Request for Rezoning of
Antonio
. D~ Silva (70-RZ-61) Agricul tural Preserve Land.
This being the date and time set for the continued hearing on subject proposal,
and there being no appearances or wr itten statements submitted for or against
subject proposal;
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carr
ied unanimous ly , it is ordered that the r ecommendation of the Planning Commjssion
and the Agricultural Preserve Advisory Committee to adopt an ordinance amending
Article IV of Ordinance No. 661, as amended, for an agricultural preserve, on the
basis that it conforms to the General Plan of the County be, and the same is hereby,
Antonio
confirmed for Da Silva (70-RZ-61) to rezone from ''U'' to 40-AG .
I t is further ordered that the Board passed and adopted the following
ordinance:
In the Matter of Ordinance No. 2122 - An Ordinance of the County of
Santa Barbara, As Amended, by adding Section 653 to Article IV of
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Hearing on Recommend
fer Creatien ef Ag.
Preserve, Guadalupe
Area for D.A. Silva
(
reatien of the D.A.
ilva Ag. Preserve
n the Guadalupe Are
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xecutiea ef Land
onservation Coatract
er Appreved Ag. Pres
et. S. B. Ceunty -
.A. Silva (70-AP-34)
/
entiaued Heariag ea
ppeal of Dr. Eugene
iches from Cond.
esed ea Plaaaing
ean. Appreval ef
velepment Plan
70-M-88) fer Off ice
ldg., Goleta /
tiens
October 5, 1970
Said Ordinance.
Upon the roll being called, the following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
George H. Clyde, Joe J. Callahan, Daniel G. Grant, Francis
H. Beattie, and Curtis Tunnell.
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
In the Matter of Hearing on Planning Commission and Agricultural Preserve
Advisory Committee Recommendations for Creation of Agricultural Preserve, Guadalupe
Antonio
Area for ~ . Da Silva (70- AP - 34).
This being the date and time set for subject hear ing; the Affidavit of
Publication being on file with the Clerk; and there being no appearances or written
statements submitted for or against subject proposal .
.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the recommendations of the Planning Commission
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and Agricultural Preserve Advisory Committee to approve the application of ~nto.nio DaSilva
(70-AP-34) to create an Agricultural Preserve under the provisions of Chapter
1443, Statutes of 1965, known as the California Land Conservation Act be, and the
same is hereby confirmed, from a land use standpoint, on the basis that it conforms
to the criteria established by the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County.
It is further ordered that the following resolution be passed and adopted:
Antonio -
In the Matter of Creation of the ~ . Da Silva Agricultural Preserve
in the Guadalupe Area, Fifth Supervisorial District.
RESOLIITION NO . 70-622
{ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Execution of Land Conservation Contracts for Approved
Antonio
~ricultural Preserve, between the County of Santa Barbara and . Da Silva {70-AP-34) .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted, authorizing
the Chairman and Clerk to execute subject contract for an agricultural preserve beAntonio
tween the County of Santa Barbara and L Da Silva (70-AP-34):
RESOLIITION NO. 70-623
(ORIGINAL IN ~ERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Continued Hearing on Appeal of Dr. Eugene Aiches from
Conditions Imposed on Planning Commission Approval of Development Plan {70-M-88) for
Office Building, Goleta.
This being the date and time set for' bhe continued hearing on subject proposal;
Supervisor Grant reported that the applicant had requested a one week's
continuance .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell , and carried
unanimously , it is ordered that subject hearing be, and the same is hereby,
continued to 2:00 o'clock, p . m. , Tuesday, October 13, 1970.
1.22
Req. fer
Apprepriatiea,
Caacellatiea e
Reviaiea ef
Funds '
Allewaace ef
Clajs
/
Appeal ef
Walter F. Schw
en req. ef G.
Schuirman. and
Asseciates fer
Cenditioaal
Exception. to
Allew Special
Care Heme fer
Mentally
Retarded Weaea
ak
October 5, 1970
In the Matter of Requests for Appropriation, Cancellation or Revision of
Funds.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, the following requests for appropriation, cancellation or revision
of funds .are hereby approved, in the budget classifications and amounts shown, and
the Auditor be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to make the necessary
transfers :
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Public Works - General Fund - Transfer from 35 B 19 Small Tools ~
Instruments To: 35 C 1 Equipment $35. 00
Sheriff - Detention - General Fund-Transfer from: Appropriation for
Contingencies, $6,000 To : 102 B 21
Support and Care of Persons $6,000.00
S.B. General Hospital - General Fund-Transfer from 159 C 1 $150.00 To :
I 159 C 1, $150.00
Board of Supervisors -General Fund- Transfer From:
1 c 1 $44.10.
1 B 14 $44.10 To :
Super ior Court - General Fund - Tr ansfer From: 75 B- 14 Office Supplies
$385.00 To: 75- B- 17 - Rents ~ Leases
$385.00 . -
Petroleum - Petroleum Fund -
' . .
Transfer From: 12 - Contingency $3,500.00
To: 124-B-19 - $500.00
124-B- 20 1,526.00
124- C- l
124- B- 22
1,200. 00
274.00
In the Matter of Allowance of Claims.
Upon motion, duly seconded, and carried unanimous l y, it is order ed that the
following c l aims be, and the same are hereby allowed , each claim for the amount and
payable out of the funds designated on the face of each claim, respectively, to-wit:
CLAIMS LIST
' I lL,
(SEE CLAIMS LIST ON PAGE 123)
Upon t he roll being called, the following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit :
George H. Clyde, Joe J . Callahan, Daniel G. Grant, Fr ancis H. Beattie,
and Curtis Tunnell
NOES: None
ABSENT: NONE
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In the Matter of Hearing on Appeal of Walter F . Schwank from Planning Commission
Approval on Request of J. Robert Andrews on behalf of G. Schuirman and
Associates (70- CP - 48) for Conditional Use Permit and Recommendation for Conditional
Exception to Allow Special care Home for Eight (8) Mentally Retarded Women instead
of Five (5) .
This being the date and time of the public hearing on t he above- captioned
appeal, and t he Affidavit 0 Publication being on file, t he Clerk by reference to a
l isting read t he names of organizations and individuals from whom letters were received
favoring opposing t he appeal . Some of the letters were read in t heir entirety
and ot hers summarized. The Clerk then read t he Zoning Report dated September 30 ,
1970 giving general information, arguments in favor and arguments in opposition to
the proposed Conditional Use Permit. , . l ( "',; .
Her bert H. Divelbiss, Planning Director, pointed out the location of signers
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October 5, 1970
of a petition opposing the Specia~ C~~e Home by reference to a display map 9n ~he
screen and explai ned the background of subj ect hearing.
Mr. Walter F. Schwank, appellant, appeared to rebut each of the arguments
in favor outlined in the above- referred-to Zoning Report . He alleged that six is
the magic number for residences because i t avoids the requirement for State inspection
and still provides adequate income. He doubts if thi s is a non-profit venture
and believes it is a corporation presumably organized for profit - a proposed commercial
venture in an R- 1 zone . The main house does not consist of six (6) bedrooms
and three (3) baths but of three (3) bedrooms and two (2) baths. A converted garage
consist s of three (3) cubicles, a bath and hallway, totaling about 400 square feet
and 85 square feet per cubicle . The guest house contains a bedroom, bath and kitchen
in violation of the code . They do not ''fear'' the type of occupancy but they do fear
I a commercial intrusion and ''spot" zoning . If the permit is not granted, the women
would not become wards of the taxpayer and the house will not go off the tax roll
or become a "hippy haven". He obj ected to the emotional manner in which signatures
were secured on the pet ition of the proponents.
Gene Forsell, Mission Canyon resident, appeared in opposition, displaying a
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map of t he area under discussion wit h the publicly used land colored green. Up until
this time, there has been no spot zoning in the area. He urged maintaining the zoning
integrity .
Mr. Austin Mardon, Mission Canyon resident, appeared to stress that the
character of the neighborhood will be fundamentally altered by granting the permit.
In response to a question from Supervisor Clyde, Mr. Mardon stated that he
would obj ect if only five (5) mentally retarded people were allowed to reside in the
home .
There was a show of hands of people present in the audience in opposition .
Mr. Jerry Beaver, Mission Canyon resident, appeared in opposition to any
commercial use of the property in the area . This is an institutional use that can
be located in many other areas.
Mrs . Lucie Vanderstock appeared in opposition and stated that all surrounding
neighbors are opposed .
Mrs. Jessie McMillan, next-door neighbor to proposed home, appeared in
opposition saying that in her eyes this is an institution.
Mrs. George Andrews, a Riviera property owner, appeared to ask if the
proposed locat ion provided adequate privacy for the residents as well as the
neighbors since it is only an 85 ft. lot on a 103 ft . frontage with 25 feet between
houses .
Att orney J . Robert Andrews for the proponents, appeared and filed petitions
favoring the development from 196 Mission Canyon residents . He explained the meaning
of the term "mildly mentally disturbed'' . The burden of proof is on the appellant,
he stat ed . The Conditional Use Permit was granted and is allowed under the ordinance.
No compelling evidence has been introduced to prove that this will violate health,
welfare or property values of neighboring residents or will have an adverse effect
upon community services. Referring to AB 2406, he cited the philosophy of the Act
that mentally handicapped persons should live in normal community surroundings and
that housing of six (6) or fewer residents is considered a residential use of the
property. He answered i n the negative to Supervisor Callahan's question whether
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October 5, 1970
AB 2406 superseded local zoning laws . He requested denial of the Conditional Use
Permit.
Speaking to the Conditional Exception, Attorney Andrews stated that a
variance is not bad per se but is a legal procedure provided for by law and that to
grant it does not establish a legal precedence. This is a classic example of what
a Conditional Exception is designed to do, he stated. The applicant would be happy
to construct fences if the neighbors wanted this, to restrict total occupancy to
five (5) persons would result in two people caring for only three disturbed persons
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which is an under-economic use of specially-trained manpower. He requested the
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appeal be denied with regard to the Conditional Exception and the Planning Commission
action be concurred in.
The Board recessed for five minutes.
Present : Supervisors George H. Clyde 2 Joe J. Callahan,
Daniel G. Grant, Francis H. Beattie, and Curtis
Tunnell; and J. E. Lewis, Clerk.
Supervisor Clyde in the Chair.
Sister DePaul of St. Vincent's School appeared to define the mentally
retarded child and his characteristics. He is vulnerable, needs protective custody
and is not l ikely to impinge on anyone's privacy. She was talking about the proposed
residents in particular .
Mesdames Margaret Diaz, Marie Johnson and Muriel Ridland appeared and
s poke of a favorable experience with Mrs. Blanche Clark's supervision of retarted
chil dren in their neighbor hood.
Mrs. Elizabetta Hender son appeared speaking as a grandmother of a
handicapped child who would be concerned that her grandchild would have a home such as
the proposed one in the event the chil d outl ived its parents .
Mrs . Edwin Delat or~e, Mission Canyon resident, appear ed in favor of the
home.
Mr. Austin Mardon appeared in rebuttal, referred to AB-23 and the fact
that granting a variance will deprive persons of their property rights unless care is
taken to continue such granting. He filed a copy of the bill with the Clerk and
referred to Government Code Section 65906 as being applicable.
Messrs. Beaver and Schwank appeared in rebuttal stating their objection
was to the Exception real izing that the proposed use is a permitted one but fee l ing
that the spirit and purpose of the ordinance woul d be violated and that this woul d be
a ''foot in the door''.
Attorney Andrews stated that Government Code Section 65906 sustained
their position and that they were asking for parity in privilege .
Deputy County Counsel John Mitchell pointed out that AB 2406 is in effect
until October 21st, and does not affect our own County which defines single family
R-1 zoning as compatible with the proposed Special Care Home . In essence the County
is being asked to change the definition of Special Care Home or increase the occupancy.
to eight (8) persons . Once AB 2406 becomes effective the property would have to be
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October 5, 1970
rezoned and a use variance could not be granted.
Attorney Andrews stated that a Conditional Use Permit requires all licensing
provisions to be complied with. This is not a ''use'' variance but an ''area''
variance. The use remains residential but the n11mber of people residing in the home
changes.
Chairman Clyde reminded the Board that this is a very emotional isste
and that approximately a year ago the Board of Supervisors went through long hours
of deliberation to determine what a Special Care Home was and the n11mber of residents
that should be allowed. He could not see how they can increase the residency from
five to eight inasmuch as there are no exceptional conditions to the particular
house and property. If the Board was wrong in setting up a limit of five, then they
should change the ordinance and not attempt to do it by variance. He felt he would
have to support the appeal and would challenge anyone to find grounds for a variance
here.
Supervisor Grant stated tha t perhaps the ordinance should be reconsidered .
.
He felt that the applicants had made a strong case from a practical point of view and
would tend to support the Planning Commission action.
Supervisor Callahan indicated that he favored the Planning Commission
action and could not agree with the arguments of the appellants. ''We must give the
handicapped a break'' , he said.
Supervisor Beattie reiterated what Supervisor Clyde had stated. ''This
proposal smacks of a commercial venture", he stated.
Supervisor Tunnell agreed with Supervisor Beattie and stated that we
must consider the priority of residents who own their homes in the area. He felt
that he could not support a home of this type where there is so much controversy on
the part of the residents and would support the appeal and deny the application.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell , seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried, it is ordered that the appeal of Walter F. Schwank from Planning Commission
approval on request of J. Robert Andrews on behalf of G. Schuirman ~Associates
(70-CP-.48) for Conditional Use Permit and recommendation for Conditional Exception
to allow special care home for eight (8) mentally retarded women instead of five (5)
be, and the same is hereby, sustained, and the application for Conditional Use Permit
and Conditional Exception be, and the same is hereby,denied.
Supervisors Callahan and Grant voted
''NO'' on this motion.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Planning Department be, and it is hereby,
requested to study this problem and bring forth recommendations for the Board to
consider that will take care of situations of this type .
The Chairman then declared that his regular meeting of October 5, 1970 ,
be, and the same hereby, duly and regularly continued to Tuesday, October 6, 1970,
at 10 o'clock, a.m.
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Agreement bet. the
Ceunty - Santa Maria
Council for Retarded
Children for funding
for Program of Veca-
tienal Rehabilitatie
Services - Comm.unity
Werk Exp. fer Handica
ped Persens /
greement bet. Ceunt
WORK, Inc. for
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f Vecational Rehabilitatien
Service
fer Handicapped Pers
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Request for estab.
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Area
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Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara , State of California, Tuesday, October
6, 1970, at 10 o 'clock, a .m.
Present: Supervisors George H. Clyde, Daniel
G. Grant, Francis H. Beattie, and
Curtis Tunnell; and J. E. Lewis,
Clerk.
Absent: Supervisor Joe J. Callahan
Supervisor Clyde in the Chair
The above roll was called and then the Board recessed the regular
meeting until 11 o'clock, a.m. , in order to sit as a Board of Equalization.
At 11 O'clock, a .m., the Board reconvened .
Present: Supervisors George H. Clyde, Daniel
G. Grant, Francis H. Beattie, and
Curtis Tunnell; and J. E. Lewis, Clerk.
Absent: Supervisor Jo~ J. Callahan
Supe ryi or Clyde in the Chair
In the Matter of Execution of Agreement between the County and
Santa Maria Council for Retarded Children to provide funding for Program of Vocational
Rehabilitation Services and Community Work Experience for Handicapped Persons.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie,
and carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO , 70-624
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Execution of Agreement between the County and
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for Handicapped Persons .
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Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell , seconded by Supervisor Beattie,
and carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
] ESOLUI ION NO . 70-62.2 .
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Report of Administrative Officer On Request of
Establishment of Special Fire Zone in the Cuyama Area.
The Above- entitled report dated September 30, 1970, was received
by the Board, read by the Clerk and ordered placed on file.
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128
eselutien fer
An exatien ef
~aller Park
ajestic Tract
Adj . Areas t
eunty Service
rea #5 fer
rovidiDg Stre
ighting ;
October 6, 1970
ln th.e Matter of Resolution of Application for Annexation of Waller
~ark Majestic Tract and Adjacent Areas to County Service Area No. 5 for the Purpose
of Providing Street lighting. (Cont'd)
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimous ly, the following resol ution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO. 70-626
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
It is further ordered that the matter be, and the same is hereby,
referred to the County Counsel for the necessary fil ings with the Local Agency Form~
tion Commission.
greeaeat bet. In the Matter of Execution of Agreement between the County and
eunty *
hildreas Pre- Chil drens Protective Society regarding Pilot Proj ect for Five-Month Period Commencing
ective Seciet
re Pilet Proje October 1, 1970 .
fer 5 me. pd.
eg. Oct. 1, 1 0 Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
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anch Ce. for
erait te eprate
a Privat
and ReclaatiOSt
reject
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ith Banks * eau Ce. relatdve
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carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
:RESOLUTION NO, 70-627
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Reconnnendation of Director Publ ic Works for Approval
on Request of Stow Ranch Company for Permit to Operate a Private Land Reclamation
Project on their Property.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the above- entitled recommendation of the
Director Public Works be, and the same is hereby, confirmed.
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In the Matter of Request of Welfare Director for Authorization to Sign
Various Contracts with Banks and Loan Companies relative to Food Stamp Program.
Chairman Clyde pointed out that he is a director of the Santa Barbara
National Bank; Supervisor Tunnell is a director of Preferred Savings and Loan of
Santa Maria; and Supervisor Beattie is Treasurer of the Lompoc Savings and Loan,
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Welfare Director be, and he is hereby,
authorized to sign contracts for the Board of Supervisors with banks and loan companies
relative to the Food Stamp Program.
In the Matter of Communications.
The following connnunications were received by the Board, read by
the Clerk and ordered placed on file:
~ 1) Frank Takken-Expression of Appreciation for Courtesies extended
by various County offices.
2) Mendocino County Board of Supervisors - Resolution urging defeat
of Proposition 18 (diversion of gas tax fund) at November 3,
1970 General Election.
Desigaatien ef Jeha
Wiester as Cemaonity
Envirenaeatal Ceunc
Rep. 5-Membe
Ceunty Petrele
Ordinance Ce-.
Neainatiea of Denal
F. Sweeney, M.D. te
Comm. te Study Rules
it Regulatiens of
Air Pellutien Centre
District
Offer ef Presbyteria
Church Property fer
Sale
Neaiaation ef Superviser
Grant as Dir.
ef Ceuaty Superviser
Assec. of Ca. it
Superviser Beattie a
Dir. of Se. Ca.
Regiaal Assec. ef
Ceunty Supervisers
fer 1971
Reselutien that
Ceunty net be held
acceuntable for
Discrepancies in
State's Revised Audi Revisien
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Request fer
pplicatien.s under
itle VIII ef the
o ug Act of 1964
October 6, 1970
In the Matter of Designation of John L. Wiester as Community Environment
al Council Representative on Five-Member County Petroleum Ordinance Committee.
A letter dated September 24, 1970, from the Community Environmental
Council designating John L. Wiester as representative of said Council on County
Petroleum Ordinance Committee, was received by the Board and read by the Clerk.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that Mr. John L. Wiester, 2255 Featherhill Road,
Montecito, California, be, and he is hereby, designated as Community Environmental
Council representative on five-member County Petroleum Ordinance Committee .
In the Matter of Nomination of Santa Barbara County Tuberculosis and
Health Association of Donal F. Sweeney, M.D. , to Committee to Study Rules and
Regulations of Air Pollution Control District .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the above- entitled matter be, and the same
is hereby, continued to Tuesday, October 13, 1970
In the Matter of Offer of Lassman Realty of Presbyterian Church
Property for Sale.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie,
and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the above- entitled communication be, and
the same is hereby, referred to the Director Public Works .
In the Matter of Nomination of Supervisor Grant as Director of County
Supervisors Association of California and Supervisor Beattie as Director of Southern
California Regional Association of County Supervisors for 1971 .
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that Daniel G. Grant be, and he is hereby, nominated
as a Dir ector of the County Supervisors Association of California for 1971.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunneli and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that Francis H. Beattie be, and he is hereby,
nominated as a Director of the Southern California Regional Association of County - Supervisors for 1971. -- _,__ ___________ , ____ ~~~-
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In the Matter of Resolution of Lake County Board of Supervisors that
County not be held accountable for Discrepancies in State' s Revised Audit Revision.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the above- entitled resolution be, and the
same is hereby, placed on file and a copy referred to the Welfare Director
In the Matter of Request of State of California Coordinating Council
for Higher Education for Applications under Title VIII of the Housing Act of 1964.
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Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the above- entitled request be, and the same i~
hereby, referred to the Administrative Officer
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October 6, 1970
repesed Centre
Acces~ Highway
Agreeaeat fer
that sectien
State Hihgway
Reute 166 bet.
0.4 llile west
Beaita Scheel
lei In the Matter of Proposed Controlled Access Highway Agreement of
ir 0.4 mile wes
ef Bleaaer Rd.
Approval of
Minutes of Oct
5, 1970 Meetin
State Division of Highways for that section of State Highway Route 166 between 0.4
mile west of Bonita School Road and 0.4 mile west of Blosser Road, Fifth Supervisorial
District.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the above-entitled matter be, and the same
is hereby, referred to the Road Commissioner and Planning Department.
The Board recessed until two o'clock, p .m.
At two o'clock, p.m., the Board reconvened and went into Executive
Session on personal matters.
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J. Lewis,
Present : Supervisors George H. Clyde, Joe J.
Callahan, Daniel G. Grant, Francis
H, Beattie, and Curtis Tunnell; and
J.E. Lewis, Clerk
At four o'clock, p .m., the Board reconvened and then adjourned sine die.
The foregoing Minutes are hereby approved.
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Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, October 13, 1970. at 9:30 o'clock, a,m,
Present: Supervisor George H. Clyde, Joe J. Callahan,
Daniel G. Grant, Francis H. Beattie, anq
Curtis Tunnell; and J, E. Lewi s, Clerk,.
Supervisor Clyde in the Chair
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In the Matter of Approval of Minutes of October 5, 1970 Meeting.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Callahan,
and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the reading of the minutes of the October
5, 1970 meeting be dispensed with, and the minutes approved, as submitted.
Recommendation In the Matter of Planning Commission Recommendation to Adopt an
to Adopt an
Ordinance to Ordinance to Amend Article IV of Ordinance No . 661, on Request of John Mar Persoon to
amend Art. IV
of Ordinance Rezone Property from 3-E-1-0 to A-1-X-O at 4998 Foothill Road, Carpinteria.
661 on req. of
John Mar Perso n
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from 3-E-1-0 to A-1-
X-O at 4998 Foothill
Rd., Carpinteria.
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Macco Corp I
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Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that Monday, November 2, 1970, at 2 o'clock, p .m.
be, and the same is hereby, set as the date and time for a public hearing on the
recommendation of the Planning Commission to initiate an ordinance to amend Article
IV of Ordinance No . 661 of the County of Santa Barbara, from request of John Mar
Persoon (70-RZ-73) to rezone property described as Assessor's Parcel No . 3-040-25
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and is located approximately 400 feet northeasterly from the junction of Foothill
Road and Linden Avenue, and known as 4998 Foothill Road, Carpinteria Valley, from
the 3-E-1-0, Single Family Estate District, which permits. single family residences on
3-acre minimum building sites with Oil Drilling Combining Regulations, to the A- l -X-0, .
Exclusive Agricultural District, which permits certain Agricultural uses on 5-acre I
building sites; with Oil Drilling Combining Regulations, on the basis of the S11mmary,
Report of Findings and Recommendation as set forth in attached Resolution No . 70-100,
and that notice be given by publication in the Carpinteria Herald, a newspaper of
general circulation, as follows, to-wit:
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNTY OF SANTA BARBARA
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
Notice of P~blic Hearing on Recommendation of Planning
Commission to Adopt Ordinance to Amend Article IV of
Ordinance No. 661 from Request of John Mar Persoon to
Rezone Property. (70-RZ-73), Carpinteria.
NOTICE is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the Board of
Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California on Monday, November
2, 1970, at 2 o'clock, p .m. , in the Board of Supervisors Hearing Room, Fourth Floor,
County Administration Building, City of Santa Barbara, State of California, on the
recommendation of the Planning Commission to adopt an ordinance amending Article IV
of Ordinance No. 661 and to rezone property described as Assessor's Parcel No . 3-040-
25, located approximately 400 feet northeasterly from the j unction of Foothill Road
and Linden Avenue, Carpinteria Valley, from the 3-E-1-P, Single Family Estate District:,
which permits single family residences on 3- acre minimum building sites with Oil
Dr.illing Combining Regulations, to the A-1- X-0, Exclusive Agricultural District,
which permits certain Agricultural uses on 5-acre building sites; with Oil Drilling
Combining Regulations, on the basis of the Report of Findings and Recommendation as
set forth in Planning Commission Resolution No. 70-100, from the request of John
Mar Persoon (70-RZ-73) to rezone Assessor's Parcel No. 3-040-25.
WITNESS my hand and seal this 13th day of October, 1970
J.E. Lewis (SEAL)
J. E. LEWIS, County Clerk and
Ex-Officio Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors
It is further ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
referred to the County Counsel for preparation of the appropriate ordinance
In the Matter of Planni ng Commission Recommendation to Adopt an Ordinance
to Amend Section 581 of Article IV of Ordinance 1988, on Request of Rancho Santa(Macco
Barbara to allow for Revised Development Plan to Permit Construction and use of
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Lighthouse 90 feet high, to be operated and maintained by U.S. Coast Guard and to
replace Observation Tower and Museum, for Gaviota Village.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that Monday, November 2, 1970, at 2 o'clock, p.m.
be, and the same is hereby, set as the date and time for a public hearing on the
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recommendation of the Planning Commission to initiate an ordin.ance to amend Section
581 of Article IV of Ordinance No . 661 as amended, Ordinance No. 1988, from request of
Rancho Santa Barbara (70-RZ-74 and 70-CP-54) to allow for revised development plan,
described as Assessor ' s Parcel No . 81-130-40, located on the north side of U. S. High-
way 101, approximately 3/4 mile east of Gaviota State Beach Park, Gaviota Area . This
lighthouse would replace the observation tower and museum approved by the Planning
Commission on October 15, 1969, located approximately 400 feet northerly of the new
proposed location, on the basis of the S1111unary, Report of Findings and Recommendation
as set forth in attached Resolution No. 70-101, and that notice be given by publication
in the Santa Barbara News-Press, a newspaper of general circulation as follows, to-wit:
Notice of Public Hearing on Recommendation of
Planning Commission to Adopt Ordinance to Amend
Section 581 of Article IV of Ordinance No. 661
from Request of Rancho Santa Barbara. (70-RZ-74).
NOTICE is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the Board of
Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California on Monday, November 2,
1970, at 2 o'clock, p.m. , in the Board of Supervisors Hearing Room, Fourth Floor, County
Administration Building, City of Santa Barbara, State of California, on the recommendation
of the Planning Commission to adopt an ordinance amending Section 581 of Article
IV of Ordinance No. 661 of the County of Santa Barbara as amended, Ordinance No. 1988,
to allow for a Revised Development Plan to permit construction and use of a lighthouse
90 ft. in height to be operated and maintained by the United States Coast Guard, and to
be located approximately 110 feet north of the Highway property line and approximately
90 feet southwesterly from the existing ''General Store'' building. This lighthouse
would replace the observation tower and museum approved by the Planning Commission on
October 15, 1969 (69-CP-62), located approximately 400 feet northerly of the new proposed
location. Said revision affects the following paragraphs of Section 581:
1. Paragrapi (a) which pertains to the general arrangement
of buildings, structures, parking, landscape areas, etc.
2. Paragraph (d) which pertains to the uses of the property.
3 . Paragraph (f) which pertains to exterior lighting.
4 . Paragraph (h) which pertains to the allowed height of
the buildings .
The property is identified as a portion of Assessor 's Parcel No. 81-130-40. ,
located on the north side of U. s. Highway 101, approximately 3/4 mile east of Gaviota
State Beach Park, Gaviota Area, on the basis of the Report of Findings, and Recommendation
as set forth in Planning Commission Resolution No. 70-101, from the request of
Rancho Santa Barbara (70-RZ-74).
WITNESS my hand and seal this 13th day of October, 1970
J. E. LEWIS (SEAL)
J. E. LEWIS, County Clerk
and Ex-Officio Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors
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It is further ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
referred .to the County Counsel for preparation of the appropriate ordinance .
Hearing set . for In the Matter of Recommendations of Planning Commission and Agricultural
adoption of Ord.
amend. Art. IV Preserve Ad~isory Committee for Adoption of Ordinance Amending Article IV of
o Ord. 661 to rezo
properties in Lompo Ordinance No . 661 to Rezone Certain Properties in Lompoc and Santa Maria Areas; and
Santa Maria areas;
proposed creation Proposed Creation of Agricultural Preserves.
of Ag. Preserves
1 1 Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that Monday, November 2, 1970, at 2 0 1 clock, p .m.
be, and the same is hereby, set as the dat e and time for public hearings on recommendations
of the Planning Commission and Agricultural Preserve Advisory Committee to
adopt ordinances amending Article IV of Ordinance No . 661, as amended, of the County
of Santa Barbara, to rezone the following properties, on the basis that they conform
to the General Plan of the County, and to approve applications to create Agricultural
Preserves on said properties under the provisions of Chapter 1443, Statutes of 1965,
known as the California Land Conservation Act, from a land use standpoint, on the
basis that t hey conform to the criteria established by the Board of Supervisors of
Santa Barbara County:
/ 1) Airey Ranch {70-AP- 6) {70- RZ- 17), Lompoc .
1 2) Durley, Ainscough~ McLanahan (70-AP-29) (70-RZ-57), Santa Maria.
1 3) Cossa {70-AP-35) {70-RZ-62) , Santa Maria .
1 4) Henning (70-AP-43) {70- RZ- 69) , Lompoc .
It is further ordered that notice be given by publication in the Santa
Maria Times, and Lompoc Record, newspapers of general circulation, as follows, to-wit:
Notice of Public Hearing on Recommendation of
Planning Commission and Agricultural Preserve
Advisory Committee for Adoption of Ordinance No .
661 to Rezone Airey Ranch Property, in the
Lompoc Area {70-RZ-17); and Proposed Creation of
Agricultural Preserve (70-AP-6).
NOTICE is hereby given that public hearing will be held by the Board of
Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California on Monday, November
2, 1970, at 2 o'clock, p .m. , in the Board of Supervisors Hearing Room, Fourth Floor,
County Administration Building, City of Santa Barbara, State of California, on the
recommendation of the Planning Commission, as well as the Agricultural Advisory
Committee, to approve adoption of an amendment to Article IV of Ordinance No . 661 of
the County of Santa Barbara, as amended, to rezone property of Airey Ranch in the
Lompoc area from the ''U'' Unclassified District Classification to the 100-AG General
Agricultural District Classification {permits general agricultural uses on 100- acre
building sites), per Planning Commission Resolution No. 70-37, on the basis said
property conforms to the General Plan of the County (70 -RZ-17); and to approve
application to create ~gricultural Preserve on said property under the provisions of
Chapter 1443, Statutes 1965, known as the California Land Conservation Act, from a
land use standpoint, on the basis that it conforms to the criteria established by
the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County (70 -AP-6).
The Airey Ranch property is described as Assessor's Parcel Nos. 99-220-13;
99- 230- 05 and - 14, located north and south of State Highway 246 approximately 3~ miles
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west of Buellton, Lompoc area .
WITNESS my hand and seal this 13th day of October, 1970.
J . E. LEWIS , County Clerk and
Ex-Officio Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors
Notice of Public Hearing on Recommendation of
Planning Commission and Agricultural Preserve
Advisory Committee for Adoption of Ordinance No .
661 t o Rezone Durley, Ainscough ~McLanahan
Property, in the Santa Maria Area (70-RZ-57);
and Proposed Creation of Agricultural Preserve
(70-AP-29)
NOTICE is hereby given t hat public hearing will be held by the Board of
Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California on Monday, November
2, 1970, at 2 o'clock, p .m. , in the Board of Supervisors Hearing Room, Fourth Floor,
County Admi nistration Building, City of Santa Barbara, State of California, on t he
recommendation 0f the Planning Commission, as well as the Agricultural Advisory Com-
mittee, to approve adoption of an amendment to Article IV of Ordinance No . 661 of the
County of Santa Barbara, as amended, to rezone property of Durley, Ainscough ~
McLanahan in t he Santa Maria area from the 10-AG General Agricultural District Classification
t o the 40-AG General Agricultural District Classification (permits general
agricultural uses on 40-acre building sites), per Planning Commission Resolution No .
70-94, on the basis said property under the provisions of Chapter 1443, Statutes of
1965, known as the California Land Conservation Act, from a land use standpoint, on
the basis that it conforms to the criteria established by the Board of Supervisors of
Santa Barbara County (70-AP-29) .
The Durley, Ainscough and McLanahan property is described as Assessor' s
Parcel Nos . 117-170-04 and -07, located north of State Highway 166 approximately 2/3
mile westerly from Blosser Road, Santa Maria area .
WITNESS my hand and seal this 13th day of October, 1970 .
J . E. LEWIS {SEAL)
Notice of Public Hearing on Recommendation of
Planning Commission and Agricultural Preserve
Advisory Committee for Adoption of Ordinance
No . 661 to Rezone the Cossa Propert y, in the Santa
Maria area (70 - RZ - 62); and Proposed Creation
of Agricultural Preserve (70 -AP-35) .
NOTICE is hereby given that public hearing will be held by the Board of
Superviosrs of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California on Monday, November
2, 1970, at 2 o'clock, p .m. , in the Board of Supervisors Hearing Room, Fourth Floor,
County Administration Building, City of Santa Barbara, State of California, on the
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recommendati9n of the Planning Commission , as well as the Agricultural Advisory Committee,
t o approve adoption of an amendment to Article IV of Ordinance No. 661 of the
County of Santa Barbara, as amended, to rezone property of Cossa in the Santa Maria
area from. the ''U" Unclassified District Classification to the 40-AG General Agricultural
District Classification {permits general agricultural uses on 40-acre building
sites), per Planning Conmission Resolution No. 70-94, on the basis said property conforms
to the General Plan of the County (70-RZ-62); and to approve application to
create Agricultural Preserve on said property under the provisions of Chapter 1443,
Statutes of 1965, known as the California Land Conservation Act, from a land use
standpoint, on the basis that it conforms to the criteria established by the Board
of Supenrisors of Santa Barbara County {70-AP-35).
The Cossa property is described as Assessor's Parcel Nos. 117-020-17 and
-28, located approximately 3/4 mile northerly from Bonita Lateral Road and 1-% miles
easterly from Bonita School Road, Santa Maria area.
WITNESS my hand and seal this 13th day of October, 1970.
J. E. LEWIS (SEAL)
J. E. LEWIS, County Clerk and
Ex-Officio Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors
Notice of Public Hearing on Recommendation of
Planning Commission and Agricultural Preserve
Advisory Conmittee for Adoption of Ordinance No.
661 to Rezone the Henning Property, in the Lompoc
Area (70-RZ-69) ; and Proposed Creation of Agricultural
Preserve {70- AP-43) .
NOTICE is hereby given that public hearing will be held by the Board of
Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California on Monday, November
2, 1970, at 2 o'clock, p .m., in the Board of Supervisors Hearing Room, Fourth Floor,
County Administration Building, City of Santa Barbara, State of California, on the
recommendation of the Planning Commission, as well as the Agricultural Advisory Com-
mittee, to approve adoption of an amendment to Article IV of Ordinance No. 661 of the
County of Santa Barbara, as amended, to rezone property of Henning in the Lompoc area
from the R-A-0 Suburban Agricultural-residential District Classification to the 40-AG
General Agricultural District Classification (permits general agricultural uses on
40-acre building sites and oil drilling), per Planning Commission Resolution No. 70-97,
on the basis said property conforms to the General Plan of the County {70-RZ-69) ; and
to approve application to create Agricultural Preserve on said property under the
provisions of Chapter 1443, Statutes of 1965, known as the California Land Conservation
Act, from a land use standpoint, on the basis that it conforms to the criteria established
by the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County (70-AP-43).
The Henning property is described as Assessor's Parcel Nos . 93-030-11, 12,
and -21, located south of Santa Ynez River on the east and west side of De Wolfe
Avenue at its northern terminus, Lompoc area.
WITNESS, my hand and seal this 13th day of October, 1970.
J. E. LEWIS (SEAL)
J. E. LEWIS, county Clerk and
Ex-Officio Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors
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Approval of
Plans " Specs.
for Const. of
Lakeview Rd. ,
Hillview Rd. t
Bradley Rd,
Santa Maria,
Job No. 5017.1
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It is further ordered that subject matter be, and t he same is hereby, referred
to County Counsel for preparation of the appropriate documents .
In the Matter of Approval of Plans and Specifications for Construction of
Lakeview Road, Hillview Road to Bradley Road, Sant a Maria, Job No . 5017. 1.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carri ed unanimously, it is ordered that plans and specifications for construction of
Lakeview Road, Hillview Road to Bradley Road, Santa Maria, Job No . 5017 .1 be, and the
same is hereby, approved.
It is further ordered that Thursday, November 5, 1970 at 3 o ' clock, p.m.
be, and the same is hereby, set as the date and time for the opening of bids on subject
proposal in the Santa Maria Office of the County Clerk, 312 E. Cook Street,
Santa Maria, California, and that notice be given by publication in the Santa Maria
Times, a newspaper of general circulation, as follows, to-wit:
COUNTY OF SANTA BARBARA
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
ROAD DEPARTMENT
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals will be received at the Office of the County Clerk of
Santa County, Office Building, 312 East Cook Street, Santa Maria, California 93454,
on or before 3:00 P.M. on the 5th day of November, 1970, and will be opened and publicly
read aloud on said day at said place on or about said time for:
CONSTRUCTION OF
LAKEVIEW ROAD
Hillview Road t o Bradley Road
SANTA MARIA
Job No . 5017. 1
Bids are required for the entire work described therein. Copies of the
Plans, the General and Special Provisions and blank forms suitable for use in bidding
on said work may be obtained from the Office of the Road Commissioner, County Court
House, Santa Barbara, California, and may be purchased therefrom for THREE DOLl.ARS
($3 . 00) per set, said purchase cost not to be refunded. No bid will be considered
which is not in accordance with or on the forms herein referred to . Pursuant to the
provisions of Section 1773 of the Labor Code of the State of California (Amended by
Statutes 1968, Chapter 699, Paragraph 1, operative July 1, 1969) the Board of Supervisors
of the County of Santa Barbara has directed the publishing of the prevailing
rate of wages with a copy of the same being on file at the Office of the Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors .
Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check, a cashier ' s check or
bid bond in the amount of ten percent (10%) of the total of the bid, made payable to
the County of Santa Barbara as a guarantee that the bidder, if awarded the contract,
will enter into a contract for the performance thereof satisfactory to said Board of
Supervisors .
The successful bidder shall be required to quarantee the performance of
this contract by a ''Faithful Performance Bond'' in the sum of one hundred percent
(100%) of the contract bid, and a ''Contractor's Bond'' in the sum of fifty percent
(50%) of the contract bid
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The Board of Supervisors reserves the right to reject any or all bids, and
to waive technical errors and discrepancies, if to do so seems to best serve the pub-
lie interest.
No bid will be accepted from a Contractor who has not been licensed in
accordance with the provisions of Chapter 9, Division 111 of the Business and Professions
Code.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS: ''bidders must satisfy themselves by
personal examination of the location of the proposed work and by such other means as
they prefer as to the actual conditions and requirements of the work, and shall not
at any time after submission of the bid, dispute, complain, or assert that there was
any misunderstanding in regard to the nature or amount of work to be done."
By order of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara , made
this 13th day of October 1970.
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J. E. LEWIS
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors
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PROPOSAL TO THE COUNTY OF SANTA BARBARA ROAD DEPARTMENT
FOR
CONSTRUCTION OF
LAKEVIEW ROAD
Hillview Road to Bradley Road
SANTA MARIA
Job No . 5017.1
IU in~ bOARD OF SUPERVISOK~ Of THE COUNTY OF SANTA BARBARA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA:
The undersigned as bidder decl th h 1 ~7t~~~~ ~~~~~:~!n~i~~lnciPa~~ .:;~hos:'n!:d0 ~.~.~~:~~.~rt~~~t~~~p!~!~r~:t~~de
fully e . d h l any o er person, firm or corporation; that he has carecontrac~
am1~e t at ocatlon of the proposed work, the annexed proposed form of
, ~ d he proposes and agrees If this proposal is accepted, that he will
~~n~~a~t withfth~ Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara in the form
e copy o t e contract annexed hereto, to provide all necessar machiner t~ols, apparatus a~d other eq~lpm~nt needed, and to do all of the w~rk 1and fu~:
~~sh ~11 the m~ter1als specified in the contract, in the manner and the time
ase~~~~e~~e:~~,~~~~han~n~c~~~~i~g t~ 1 ~he ~equirements of the Road Corrrnissioner
Ing unit prices, to ~it: e wi ta e In full payment therefor the follow-
I tern Est. Unit of Unit Price Total
No. Quant. Measure Item Cin figures} (_in figures)
1 :
Lump Lump
Sum Sum Clearing and Grubbing Lump Sum
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2. Lump Lump
Sum Sum Developing W'ater supply Lump Sum
. .
3. 350 Cubic Yard Roadway excavation
4. 17,500
Cubic
Yard Imported borrow .
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Santa Marla
Item Est .
./ No . Quan t.
5, 1. 25
6 13.0
7. 625
8. Lump
Sum
9. 900
10. 365
.
1 1 235
12 . 150
13. 3.0
14. 1.0
15. 360
16. 25
17. 95
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Unit of
Measure
Ton
Ton
Pound
Lump
Sum
Ton
Ton
.
Li nea r
Feet
Square
Yard
Ton
Ton
- Li near
Feet
Li nea r
Feet
Cubic
Yard
PROPOSAL
Un It Pr Ice Tota 1
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I tern (In f igures) (in figures)
,
Commerc ial ferti 1 izer
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Straw
.
Seed .
Fini sh roadway Lump Sum
Aggregate base, Class 2
Asphal t conc rete, Type B
Placing asphalt concrete dike
Placing asphalt concrete .
(M i scellaneous areas) .
Liqu id asphalt, sc-70
.
Asphalt emu l sion (fog sea 1
.
coat
.
2711 R. C.P., Class I I I
Remove and realy 2711 R. C.P. and
construct concrete col l ar
Class B concrete (miscellaneous
construction) .
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TOTAL
1.38
Contract bet.
County is Floyd
H. Martinez,
Ph.D, Mental
Health Service
October 13, 1970
In the Matter of Execution of Contract for Professional Services between
County and Floyd H. Martinez, Ph.D. , Psychologist, Mental Health Services.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously , the following resoluti on was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO . 70- 628
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
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Res. auth. Cou ty In t he Matter of Resolution Authorizing County Counsel and Director of
Counsel is Dir.
Resources and Collections to Institute Necessary Proceedings to Recover Moneys Owed
County for Care and Services Rendered in Santa Barbara County General Hospital at
of Resources is
Collections to
Recover Moneys
Owed County fo
services rende
in S.B. County
Gen. Hosp. at
Santa Maria.
edSanta Maria.
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Issuance of l
Negotiable Not
of Santa Maria
School Distric
for $190,000.0
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Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, the following Resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO . 70-629
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Issuance of One Negotiable Note of Sant a Maria School
District, for $190,000. 00 .
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO . 70-630
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
Issuance of 5 In the Matter of Issuance crf Five Negotiable Notes of Santa Maria Joint
Negotiable Not s
of Santa Maria Union High School District for Aggregate Amount of $250,000. 00 .
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
Joint Union Hi~.
School DWk . .fr
~ 250 '000 ;co.
1 carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
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Pub. of Prevailing
Wage
Rates (amendments)
of Rd.
Dept.
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Department.
RESOLUTION NO . 70- 631
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Publication of Prevailing Wage Rates (Amendments) of Road
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Clerk be, and he is hereby, authorized
and directed to publish the following prevailing wage rates (amendments) of the Road
Department in the Santa Barbara News-Press, a newspaper of general circulation, as
follows, to-wit:
COUNTY OF SANTA BARBARA
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
ROAD DEPARTMENT
NOTICE TO CQNTRACTORS
Pursuant to the provisions of Section 1773 of the Labor Code of the State
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of California (Amended by Statutes 1968 Chapter 679, Paragraph 1, operative July 1,
1969), the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara having ascertained the
general prevailing rates of wages and employer payments for health and welfare, vacations,
pensions and similar purposes applicable to highway work does direct the
following to be published:
October 13, 1970
Basic Rate
Per Hour . Classification H. and W.
6.03
6.81
6.12
4 .805
4 . 695
6. 62
5 . 98
5 .48
4 .785
6. 27
6. 91
5 . 05
5 . 08
5 . 13
5 . 21
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5 .89
6. 015
5 . 05
6. 03
4 . 695
4 . 595
6. 91
6.03
4 . 595
4 .805
4 .785
7. 01
6. 11
6. 51
7.30
6. 62
6.81
6.81
6. 62
6. 91
6. 27
6.51
6. 81
6.91
7.01
6.81
6. 62
6. 91
5 . 11
Air Compressor, pump or
generator operator . 4~ phw/p
Asphalt plant engineer 45 phw/p
Asphalt plant fireman 45_phw/p
Asphalt raker and ironer 35 phw/p
Asphalt shoveler 35 phw/p
Boxman or mixer box operator 45 phw/p
Carpenter 51 phw/p
Cement mason 70 phw/p
Concret e curer, impervious
membrane and form oiler
Concrete mixer operator
(skip type)
Concrete or asphalt spreading,
tamping or finishing machine
operator
Driver of dump truck (less than
4 yards water level)
Driver of dump truck (4 yards
but less than 8 yards water
level) . .
Driver of dump truck (8 yards
but less than 12 yards water
level) . . . . .
Driver of dump truck (12 yards
but less than 16 yards water
level) . . . . .
35 phw/p
45 phw/p
45 phw/p
65 phw/p
65 phw/p
65 phw/p
65 phw/p
Driver of dump truck (16 yards
but less than 25 yards water
level) 65 phw/p
Driver of dump truck (25 yards
but less than 40 yards water
level) 65 phw/p
Driver of dump truck (more than
40 yards or more water level)
(Single unit or combinat ion of
vehicles) 65 phw/p
Driver of truck (legal payload)
ca~acity less than 6 tons
Engineer, oiler, signalman
Fine Grader .
Flagman
Heavy duty repairman
Heavy duty repairman's helper
Laborer
65 phw/p
45 phw/p
35 phw/p
35 phw/p
45 phw/p
45 phw/p
35 phw/p
Layer of pipe, including sewer
pi pe, drain pipe and underground
tile 30 phw/p
Maker and caulker of all pipe .
joint s 30 phw/p
Mot or Patrol operator 45 phw/p
Pile dri verman, bridge or
dock carpenter
Power concrete s aw operator
Reinforcing ironworker
Roller operator (compacting)
Roller operator (asphalt or
f i ni sh) . . . .
51 phw/p
45 phw/p
38 phw/p
45 phw/p
45 phw/p
Rubber tired earth moving equip .
(single engine up to and incl .
25 yards struck) 45 phw/p
Screed operator 45 phw/p
Shovel, backhoe, dragline, clamshelloperator
over 3/4 yards
and up to 5 cubic yards M. R.c 45 phw/p
Skiploader-Wheeltype-Ford, Ferguson,
Jeep or similar type
3/4 yard or less (without drag
type attachments) 45 phw/p
Ski ploader-Wheeltype-Ford, Ferguson,
etc . 3/4 yard or less .
(With drag type attachments) 45 phw/ p
Skiploader operator (crawler ~
wheel type over 3/4 yard up t o
and including 1- 1/2 yards) 45 phw/p
Ski ploader operator (crawler ~
wheel type, 1-1/2 yards up to
and including 6-1/2 yards) 45 phw/p
Tr actor loader operator (crawler
and wheel type over 6-1/2 yards) . 45 phw/p
Tractor operator-Bulldozer,
tamper , scraper, up to and includi
ng D-5 and similar types
(100 H. P.) 45 phw/p
Trenching machine operator (up
to 6 foot depth capacity) 45 phw/p
Trenching machine operator (over
6 foot depth capacity) 45 phw/p
Water truck driver (under 2,500
gallons) 65 phw/p
Empl oyer Payment
Vac . ~ Hol . Pension
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
30 phw/p
45 phw/p
50 ph't'1/p
. 25 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
55 phw/p
55 phw/p
55 phw/p
55 phw/p
55 phw/p
55 phw/p
55 phw/p
55 phw/p
30 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
25 phw/p
30 phw/p
45 phw/p
30 phw/p
50 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phwJp
30 ph,., Ip
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
30 phw/p
55 ph"t'1/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
80 phw/p
65 phw/p
75 phw/p
60 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
45 phw/p
45 phw/p
45 phw/p
45 phw/p
45 phw/p
45 phw/p
45 phw/p
45 phw/p
80 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
60 phw/p
80 phw/p
65 phw/p
80 phw/p
37.5 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
80 phw/p
45 phw/p
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1.40
Change Order t
Contract with
E.H. Haskell
Co. Project No
1032.2.
Notice of Completion
for
Construction o
Iuiprovements o
Nicholas Lane.
(
Notice of Completion
for
appl. of Aspha t
Concrete Over y
it Fog Seal Co
on Constellat n
Rd (V andenber
Village) it Fos er
Rd. (Orcutt W ) .
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Final Report
Construction
Alisos Rd Cul
Log Sta. 4.16
Job No. 5911.
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Final Report
on Box Colver
on Lilac Dr.
it Mt. Dr. wes
of Mariposa L ne.
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October 13, 1970
Basi c Rate Employer Payment
Per Hour Classification H. and W. Vac . it Hol . Pensi on
5. 23 Water truck driver (2,500 to
4,000 gallons) - 65 phw/p 55 phw/p 45 phw/p
5 . 35 Water truck driver (4,000 gallons
or more) 65 phw/p 55 phw/p 45 phw/p
7. 40 Electrician 35 phw/p 25 phw/ p
In the Matter of Authorizing Chairman to Execute Change Order to Contract
with E. H. Haskell Co. for Nicholas Lane, Project No . 1032. 2.
Upon motion of Supervisor- Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman be, and he is hereby, author-
. .
ized and directed to execute the following Change Order to contract wi th E. H.
, . .
Haskell Co . for Nicholas Lane, Project No . 1032. 2.
N11mber 1, increase -0f -$ 7 4 .-78 . . . .
. . . . . .
In the Matter of Filing Notice of Completion for Constru~t ion of Improvements
on Nicholas Lane, (Vicini ty. of No~theast Santa Barbara) .
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
. . . "' .
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Road Commissioner be, and he is hereby,
authorized and directed to file Notice of Completion for construction of improve-
ments on Nicholas Lane, (Vicinity of Northeast Santa Barbara) by E. H. Haskell .
It is further ordered that the Clerk .be,. and he is hereby, authorized
and directed to record said Notice .of Completion in the Office of the County Re-
corder of the County of Santa Barbara.
In the Matter of Filing Notice of Completion for Application of Asphalt
Concrete Overlay and Fog Seal Coat on Constellation Road (Vandenberg Village) and
. . . . . . .
Foster Road (Orcutt Wye) .
. .
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordeued that the .Road Commissioner be, and he is hereby,
authorized and directed to file Notice of Completion for application of asphalt
concrete overlay and fog seal coat on Constellation Road (Vandenberg Village) and
. , . . . . .
Foster Road (Orvutt Wye. ) by A. J . Diani Construction Company .
It is further ordered that -the .Clerk be, and he is hereby, authorized
and directed to record said Notice of Completion in the Office of the County Recorder
of the County of Santa .Barbara
In the Matter of Final Repor.t on Construction of Alisos Road Culvert,
Log Station 4. 16, Job No . 5911 .
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the above- entitled Final Report be, and
the same is hereby, placed on file .
In the Matter of Final Report on Installation of 8 ' x 8 1 -Box Colvert on
Lilac Drive and Mountain Drive west of Mariposa Lane, Projects 1909-C and 1912-B.
. . .
. . . . . . . . .
. . .
.
October 13, 1970
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the above-entitled Final Report be, and the
same is hereby, placed on file. I
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Final Report on In the Matter of Final Report on Installation of Culverts on Lilac Drive
Installation of
Culverts on Lilac Dr and Mountain Drive, Projects 1909-A, 1909-B, and 1912-A.
ic Mt. Dr.
I Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
Final Report on
Installation of Culverts
on Lilac Dr. ic
Moun ta in Dr. /
Acceptance of
Grant Deed ($12,
390.00) for purchase
of undivi
l/5th interest in
Tucker's Grove Park
Extension. I
Release of Count
Claims for dama
to County prope
from Vehicular
Accident in amt. of
$10.80.
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carried unanimously, it is ordered that the above-entitled Final Report be, and the
same is hereby, placed on file.
In the Matter of Final Report on Installation of Culverts on Lilac Drive
and Mountain Drive, Projects 1909-A, 1909-B, and 1912-A.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the above-entitled Final Report be, and the
same is hereby, placed on file.
In the Matter of Acceptance of Grant Deed for Consideration of $12,390.00
for Purchase of Undivided l/5th Interest in Tucker's Grove Park Extension, Parcel No.
d
1, from Cielito Development Company.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Grant Deed, dated September 25, 1970,
from Cielito Development Company, a Corporation, to the County of Santa Barbara, for
purchase of undivided l/5th interest in Tucker's Grove Park Extension Parcel No.l,
be, and the same is hereby, accepted, prior to recordation by the County Clerk.
It is further ordered that the Auditor be, and he is hereby, authorized
and directed to draw a warrant in the amount of $12,390.00 from Account No. 52-C-3,
Capital Outlay Fund, upon the written request of the County Right of Way Agent when
said transaction is to close escrow.
In the Matter of Execution of Release of All County Claims for Damages to
s
yCounty Property Resulting from Vehicular Accident, in the Amount of $10.80.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman and Clerk be, and they are hereby,
authorized and directed to execute a Release of all County claims for damages to
County property resulting from a vehicular accident, as follows:
Herbert A. Criqui Jr., accident on June 15, 1970,
damages in the amount of $10.80.
It is further ordered that the Director, Department of Resources "
Collections be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to deposit the draft received
in full settlement therefor to the Road Fund.
Release of County In the Matter of Execution of Release of All County Claims for Damages to
Claims for Damages
County Property County Property Resulting from Vehicular Accident, in the Amount of $53 .46.
from Vehicular Acc.
in amt. of $53. Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
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carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman and Clerk be, and they are hereby,
authorized and directed to execute a Release of all County claims for damages to
County property resulting from a vehicular accident, as follows:
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Acceptance of
Open Space
Maintenance
Donation, Trac
#10,699, Unit
in amt. of $90
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Landscaping
Bond for $500.
Hunt Trailer
Park Addition
(
Waiver of Phys
Requirements
1
Comm. from Mr.
it Mrs. David N
Kitley re opp.
to proposed bi
weekly pay pd.
system. /
October 13, 1970
Dennis Alexander Dewey, accident on June 3, 1970,
damages in the Amount of $53 . 46 .
It is further ordered that the Director, Department of Resources ~
Collections be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to deposit the draft received
in full settlement therefor to the Road Fund
In the Matter of Reconnnendation of Administrative Officer for Acceptance
of Open Space Maintenance Donation, Tract #10,699, Unit 3, in t he Amount of $909. 00 .
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
.oo. .
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the reconnnendation of the Adminis t rative
Officer for the acceptance of open space maintenance donation, Tract #10,699, Unit 3,
in the amount of $909.00 be, and the same is hereby, confirmed; and the Clerk be, and
he is hereby, authorized and directed to deposit said draft to the credit of County
Service Area No. 3
.In the Matter of Reconnnendation of County Landscape Architect for Place-
0 ' ment of Landscaping Bond, in the Amount of $500. 00, Hunt Trailer Park Addition,
(69-CP- 31)
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that a bond, in the amount of $500. 00 be placed
to secure performance of the landscaping, .as reconnnended by the County Landscape
Architect as well as a cash deposit of $30.00 for the maintenance of two (2) street
trees . The bond should contain wording similar to the following:
cal
''In consideration of approval by the County Planning
Connnission of a Precise Plan of development (Case
No. 69-CP-31) for an addition to a trailer park. facility
at 4181 State Street, being a portion of Assessor's
Parcel No. 61-100-11, Mr. William Hunt hereby agrees
to install landscaping within one year from the date
of issuance of the final zoning clearance for the
trailer park facility and in accordance with the approved
landscaping plan dated October 6, 1970 on file with
the County Landscape Architect.''
'
In the Matter of Approving Request for Waiver .of PhY-sical Requirements for
Prospective Employees, Mental Health Services
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the request for a waiver of the physical
requirements for the following prospective employees be, and the same are hereby
approved, as reconnnended by Dr. David Caldwell:
/ Mary Olivas-Mental Health Assistant
;John Powers-Mental Health Assistant
In the Matter of Communication from Mr . and Mrs . David N. Kitley in
Opposition to Proposed Bi-Weekly Pay Period System.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, s econded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously it is ordered that the above- entitled cormnunication be referred to '
the Administrative Officer.
October 13, 1970
Claia against County In the Matter of Claim Against the County fil ed by Os c ar De Castro for
by Oscar De Castro
for alleged damages. Alleged Damages.
1 Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
Approval of Rider to
Oil Drilling Bond.
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Pub. of Ordinances
Nos. 2118, 2119, ~
2120.
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carried unanimously, it is ordered that the following claim against the County for
all eged damages be, and the same is hereby, referred to the County Counsel for rereferral
to the County's I nsurance Carrier:
Oscar De Castro- $950,000,000.00.
In the Matter of Approval of Rider to Oil Dri lling Bond.
Pursuant to the request of the County Petroleum Engineer and in accordance
with the provisions contained in Ordinance No. 1927;
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Cal lahan , and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the following rider to oil drilling bond be,
and the same is hereby approved as to all future acts and conditions :
Standard Oil Company- Pacific Indemnity Company,
Blanket Bond No . 119594, covering well ''Lakeview
Investment Unit 1177, '' County Permit No. 3490.
In t he Matt er of Publication of Ordi nances Nos . 2118, 2119 and 2120.
It appeari ng from t he Affidavits of Publication of t he Principal Clerk of
the Santa Bar bara News -Press that Ordinances Nos . 2118 , 2119 and 2120 have been published
i n t he manner and form required by law;
Upon mot ion, duly seconded, and ca r ried unanimously , it is determined t hat
sai d Ordi nances Nos . 2118 , 2119 and 2120 habe been published in the manner and form
required by law.
Reports * Communicat ons. In t he Matter of Report s and Communi cati ons .
I The following Report s and Communi ca tions were received by the Board and
ordered placed on f i le :
ning Coaw. Repor s
Info. only.
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on f i le :
I 1)
I
4)
Admi nis t rative Officer - Travel Report Summary,
Sept ember 1- 30 , 1970 .
Audi tor- Cont roller - audit of Public Works Dept. ,
Division of Buildi ng and Saf ety, J uly 1 , 1969
through June 30 , 1970 .
Notice Resetting Adjourned Hearing before PUC
on investigati on i nto s t a t us , safet y ,mai ntenance
, use and protecti on or cl osing of grade
cross i ngs over So . Pacific Transportation Co.'s
Coast Line in Ci t y of Sant a Barbara , December
9, 1970 , 10 a .m. Mural Room, Cour t house , Santa
Barbara.
Not i ce of Heari ng befor e PUC on appli cat ion of
Golden Wes t Airlines , I nc. for Certif icate of
Public Convenience ~ Neces s ity to provide passenger
air car rier service t o and from Sant a
Mari a Ai rport, October 29, 1970 a t 10 a .m.,
City Hall , Santa Mari a .
U. S. Dept. of I nt eri or, Bur eau of Land ManagementNotice
of Classificati on i n Federal Register of
approximately 40, 000 acres of public land i n
Kern, San Luis Obispo, and Santa Barbara Counties
for multi ple use management .
In the Matter of Planni ng Commi ssion Reports for I nformation Only.
The followi ng reports were received for information only and or dered placed
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Approval of
Tentative Map,
Tract 11,225
located approx
500 ft. wes.ter
of Kingston on
the south side
of Calle Real
" adjacent to
Highway 101.
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Approval of
Tentative Map,
Tract 11, 174
located aJlprox
400 ft. northeasterly
of N.
Kellogg Ave.
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; l)
October 13, 1970
Granted Conditional Use Permit on request of
Buellton Investors and A. T. Petersen .(70-CP-
35) to allow mobile honre park on property located
on the South side of the Buellton-Lompoc Road,
easterly of Calor Drive, Buellton.
Set public hearing, October 14, 1970, on request
from Board of Supervisors for initiation of an
Ordinance amending Ordinance 661 rezoning from
the A-1-X to the 8-R-l on property generally
l ocated at the southeast corner of Fairview Avenue
and Cathedral Oaks Road, Goleta (70-RZ-81)
In the Matter of Recommendation of Planning Commission for approval of
Tentative Map, Tract 11,225, generally located approximately 500 feet westerly of
y Kingston Avenue on the pouth ~ide of Calle Real and adjacent to Highway 101, 3rd
District .
Upon motion of Supervisor Gr.ant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the matter be continued to October 26, 1970
on request of applicant, Michael Towbes, Cal-Real Properties.
In the Matter of Recommendation of Planning Commission for approval of
Tentative Map, Trac~ 11,174, generally located approximately 400 feet nor~heasterly
of North Kellogg Avenue, 3rd District.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carunanimously,
it is ordered that said Tentative Map be approved in accordance with the
recommendation made by the ,_Planning Commission.
Conditional Ex In the Matter of Recommendation of Planning Commission to grant Conditional
ception reques ed .
by Alfred H. Exception, subject to conditions, on request of Alfred H. Constans (70-V-50) for use
Constans (70-V
50)for use of of trailer as dwelling for farm help on property generally located between Santa Ynez
trailer as
dwelling on River and Meadowlark area approximately 1 mile southeasterly from Santa Ynez Airport,
property in
Santa Ynez are Santa Ynez.
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Overtime payment
for emp
loyeea of Fir
Dept.
f
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that conditional exception be granted as recommended
by Planning Commission.
In the Matter of Recommendation of Administrative Officer ' s recommendation
of payment of overtime for employees of Fire Department .
Mr . Raymond Johnson, the Administrative Officer, stated that the overtime
payment would amount to somewhere between $35,000 and $40,000.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the Administrative Officer's recommendation be
approved.
Awarding of Bi In the Matter of Awarding Bid for Construction of Road, Parking Lots and
for Constructi n
of Rd., Parkin Grading of Los Alamos Park, Santa Barbara County, California.
Lota " Grading
of Loa Alamos The Affidavit of Publication being on file with the Clerk; the following
Park, S.B. Co1U11ty
bids were opened at a meeting held on October 8, 1970, in the Clerk's Office at the
Santa Maria County Office Building; the roll was called, and representatives of the
following departments were present : Public Works; and the County Clerk's Office:
October 13, 1970
Jerry Howard Construction Co .
A. J. Diani Construction Co.
C. Sanchez Sons
M. J. Hermreck, Inc.
Madonna Construction Co.
Arthur Q. Evans
Antonio Sanchez and Tony
Sanchez, a Joint Venture
$10,848 .00
$12,082.00
$10,170. 50
$13,274.50
$16,500.00
$12,950.00
$ 8 ,397.50
It appearing that the bid of Antonio Sanchez and Tony Sanchez, Inc., A
Joint Venture, is the lowest and best bid received from a responsible bidder, and
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that said bid is satisfactory and in accordance with the notice i nviting bids for said
Res. increasing Buil -
ing Official's Revolving
Fund rescinding
Res. 22351.
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project;
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the bid of Antonio Sanchez and Tony Sanchez,
Inc., A J oi nt Venture, in the amount of $8,397.50 be accepted, and that the contract
for said project be awarded to the said contractor from Account 52 C 2, at the price
and upon the terms and conditions set forth in said bid and in said notice inviting
bids .
It is further ordered that the Director of Public Works be, and he is hereby,
aut horized and directed to prepare the necessary contract for the work; and the
Chairman and Clerk be, and they are hereby, authorized and directed to execute same .
In the Matter of Resolution increasing Bui lding Official's Revolving Fund
from $500 t o $2000 and rescinding Resolution 22351. (Director of Public Works)
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and carried
unanimously, the following resol ution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO . 70-633
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
(See minutes of October 19, 1970 meeting rescinding this action
Req. by City of In the Matter of City of Santa Barbara's requesting Board's authorization
.B. for auth. t .
eposit $37,500. Ofor deposit of $37,500.00 approved as County's share toward purchase of property in
toward purchase
of prop. in Rattlesn kt attlesnake Canyon addition to Skofield Park.
Canyon add. to Skofi ld
Park. (County's aha e)
I
roposed expansion o
CSAC Directorships-
John Hamilton appeared to commend the Board on their commitment.
Mike Pahos, City Park Director, appeared t o state assurance of the City of
Santa Barbara's support.
Upon motion of Supervisor Callahan, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the auditor deposit the amount of $37,500.00 in
escrow as soon as notification is received to do so.
In the Matter of proposed expansion of CSAC Directorships - Superviso~
upervisor Grant. Grant.
/
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that t his matter be continued for one week, at the
request of Supervisor Grant .
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Report on reg.
concerning pa
ment of rent
for Welfare
recipients.
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Possible reestablishment
of Com. to
Study Wildfire
Threat ic Eval
Needs for Fut
te
e.
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Grant Deed ic
Right of Way
Contract to
State Div. of
Highways for
conatr. of ove -
crossing at
Alvin St, and
relocation of
Bradley Ditch.
I
October 13, 1970
In the Matter of Report from Administrative Officer on regulations concerning
payment of rent for Welfare recipients .
A report received from Administrative Officer Johnson explained why the
Welfare Department could not comply with the Lompoc Valley Board of Realtors request
for payment of Welfare recipients rent directly to the realtor agent on behalf of
the landlord.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that a copy of Mr . Johnson's l~tter, containing
said report, to be sent to the Lompoc Valley Board of Realtors, and that the report
be filed .
In the Matter of report relative to possible reestabl ishment of Connnittee
to Study Wildfire Threat and Evaluate Needs for Future .
In a letter, Fire Chief Victor L. Mohr, stated that since the Coyote Fire,
great strides have been taken by the fire service in the field of fire prevention.
A few years ago, work was started on a fire prevention ordinance dealing
with development in high fire hazard areas. The last meeting on the matter was in
April 1969. It is the feeling of the Fire Chief that work should be continued as
soon as possible on the ordinance as it would be a great benefit to all concerned.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that a committee be reconstituted or reappointed
similar to that committee which previously had made studies of fire hazard problems
in this area, and that Chief Mohr's letter be filed .
It is further ordered that each Board member be supplied with a copy of
Mr . Mohr's letter; and it is also further ordered that a copy of said letter be sent to
the Planning Department and County Counsel .
In the Matter of Grant Deed and Right of Way Contract, conveying in fee,
certain area to State Division of Highways for construction of overcrossing at Alvin
Street, 5th District, and relocation of Bradley Ditch.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Grant Deed be executed and, it is fur ther
ordered that it be referred to Flood Control and Water Conservation District and
be executed by that Board.
Corta St. Pare 1 In the Matter of Corta Street Parcel Disposal, Goleta Valley . (Assessor's
Diepoaal, Gole a
Valley. Parcel No. 71-182-14)
A letter was received from the Road Commissioner recommending that sale
of subject parcel be held in abeyance until a new route for Fairview Avenue around
the east end of the Airport is selected and approved inasmuch as subject parcel may
be required as road right of way .
Planning Commission action on this matter revealed that there is insufficient
evidence to act at this time; and as soon as additional information is received
from interested County Departments, the Planning Commission will respond.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that this matter be held in abeyance as recommended
by the Road Commissioner until a new route for Fairview Avenue around the east
end of the Airport is selected and approved.
October 13, 1970
Extension of Crop In the Matter of Recommendation of Director of Parks to allow for extension
Lea1e Agreement bet.
County* Mr . P.R. of Crop Lease Agreement between the County and Mr. P . R. Pinoli for growing of hay at
Pinoli for growing h y
at County Fara. County Farm.
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Req. of U.C.S.B. Rec
Dept. for peraiesion
to hold sailing regatta
at Cach11ma Lak
Nov. 27 28, 1970
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Noa. of Donal F.
Sweeney, M.D. to
comm. to study rules * reg. of Air Poluti
Control District.
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Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie and seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that this matter be referred to County Counsel to
prepare the necessary documents.
In the Matter of Uirector of Parks Recommendation for approval on request
of u . c . s .B. Recreation Department for permission to hpld sailing regatta at Cachuma
Lake, November 27th and 28th, 1970, from 10 a .m. until dusk.
n
Upon moti on of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that request of u . c . s .B. Recreation Dept . be granted .
In the Matter of Santa Barbara County Tuberculosis and Health Association
nomination of Donal F. Sweeney, M. D. , to committee to study rules and regulati ons of
Air Pollution Control District .
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There were letters read by the Clerk suggesting membership on the commi.ttee,
namely, Ward Peterson, Ronald H. Stern, Ruben S. Ayala, and Deneen, and from San
Bernardino County Board of Supervisors about the implementation of AB 83 and ''basin''
studies .
Chairman Clyde, referring to an October 6th letter from Marc McGinnes,
suggested that the Community Environmental Council be included in the list of organizations
to be represente~ in the preparation of rules and regulations of the Distri
ct.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the letters be filed and the matter be continued
for two weeks .
Approval of Final Ma , In the Matter of Recommendation for approval of Final Map, Tract 10,699,
Tract 10,699, Unit 3
located at the north Unit 3, located at the northwest corner of Fairview Avenue and Cathedral Oaks Road,
w corner of Fairv ew
Ave. * Cahtedral 3rd District .
Oaks Rd.
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C*a . Assoc. of Weight Measures Officials
Election of S.B. Cou
Sealer Jaaes Wiley a
V.P. for 1971.
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A letter was received from the Surveyor staFipg that the map is correct;
that notices had been given by all affected departments and agencies; that their requirements
had been satisfied and all bonds and cash deposits received.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the Fina~ Map. o~ Tract 10,699, Unit 3 be and the
same is hereby approved.
In the Matter of California Associations of Weights and Measures Officialst
J lection of Santa Barbara County Sealer James Wiley as Vice President for 1971.
Upon motion of Supervisor Callahan, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the notice of the election of J ames Wiley as Vice
President for 1971 of California Association of Weights and Measures be filled .
Req. from bus. In the Matter of Requests from certain business owners, Isla Vista, for
owners in l.V. to
reopen certain stree s reopening of certain Isla Vista streets which were closed to motor vehicle traffic on
closed to motor veh.
traffic by 1.v.c.c. request of the I . v . c . c .
148'
October 13, 1970
The Road Department at the request of I . v . c . c . has placed barricades at
the end of Pardall and Picasso Streets to deny access from Camino Pescadero in order
to give students a bicycle path and pedestrian footpath . These two streets are con- ,
sidered to be the major entrances into the campus area.
The following persons appeared in favor of removal of the barricades:
Tim Brady of Brady's Ice Cream Parlor, located on Pardall.
Claims that dangerous ''U'' turns now being made in intersection,
motorcycles still continue up and down street at
.
will . Business down 35% over same time last year.
Carol Hoag, owner of Little Hobo Drive- In, claimed business
off 20% due to closure of street .
Barbara Simmons also stated that she felt the barricades
were affecting business on Pardall although she is not
in business on that street .
Warren Prentice , manager of the Isla Vista Market, stated
that business has dropped off already because of other problems
and now they have another problem to face, namely,
closi ng of the street . His biggest complaint seemed to be
that he was not consulted before the barricades were put
up . Mr . Prentice gave letters to Mr. Grant signed by students
who were not in favor of the barricades .
The following persons appeared in favor of continuance of barricades:
Jon Wheatley, member of I .v.c.c . , explained the background
of the matter. There were two public meetings . Merchants
had not been notified but they should have been aware of
thi s . A 60 - 90 day experi1aental _i;.criod waq tequcsted to t est
affect on business . If business adversely affected, then
barricades would be removed. Dr . Wheatley believes ttat business
has been adversely affected by riots, not by barricades .
He submitted petitions favoring barricades . Mr. Grant asked
if this matter could be put on next Monday's agenda of the
I . v . c . c . and Dr . Wheatley replied that it could be placed on
the October 19th agenda . Dr . Wheatley felt that the supermarket
may have lost business due to Co-op starting up on
campus rather than to barricades.
The I . v . c . c . would agree to barriers being up until Christmas .
Others speaking in favor of barricades were :
Leon J acobson, resident of Isla Vi s t a; Mike Salerno, a student;
and Bruce Macvicar, owner of small business on Pardall .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that these petit ions be referred to the I . v . c . c . to
be considered at their next regular meeting, that they consider the time limit for
experiment, and report back to the Board of Supervisors on October 26th.
6 Protest lett
f roa Loapoc ci
re rerouting o
Highway 1 over
Harris Grade b
Loapoc " Santa
I
rs
izens
rerouting
t.
Maria.
In the Matter of Six (6) protest letters from Lompoc citizens relative to
of Highway 1 over Harris Grade between Lompoc and Santa Maria .
October 13,1970
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that copies of these letters be sent to the Road
Commissioner and the letters be filed
149
Req. that Buellt n In the Matter of Buellton Businessmen's Association request that Buellton
Parkway be renamed
'-'The Avenue of Flags '. Parkway be renamed ''The Avenue of Flags''.
/ Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that this _request be referred to the Road and Planning
departments for report and recolillllendation
Application by Stand rd In the Matter of Application by Standard Oil Co. of California, for permit
Oil of Ca. for perai
to conduct explorato y to conduct exploratory drilling within OCS Parcels 0204, 0207, 2008 and 0210 (Tracts
_4rilling within OCS
P.arce~s 0204, 0207, 352, 359, 360 and 362) off Santa Barbara and Ventura Counties.
2008, 0210, off S. B
" Ventura Counties. County Counsel George Kading acknowledged that the ''usual letter'' had been
/
Cancellation of Tax
Deed 41 (1970) re
prop. acquired by
State of Ca. for
Highway purposes.
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sent by his office on this matter.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that this application be filed
In the Matter of Cancellation of Tax Deed Number 41 (1970) Relative to
Property acquired by the State of California for Highway Purposes.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, the following Order was passed and adopted:
IN THE MATTER OF CANCEIJ.ATION OF TAX DEED NUMBER 41 (1970) RELATIVE TO
PROPERTY ACQUIRED BY THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR HIGHWAY PURPOSES.
ORDER
~ WHEREAS, on July 1, 1970 property described as Assessor's Parcel Number
111-240-23 was deeded to the State of California for nonpayment of taxes; and
WHEREAS, it now appears that this property was acquired by the State of
California for highway purposes on October 5, 1964 and procedures were not initiated
by the State at that time under Revenue and Taxation Code Section 4986 to clear taxes
which were then delinquent; and
WHEREAS, subsequent to October 5, 1964 subject property was carried as not
assessed, with the prior year's delinquency remaining outstanding; and
WHEREAS, on August 17, 1970 the Board of Supervisors ordered cancellation
of a proportionate share of these taxes and transfer of the remaining amount to the
unsecured tax roll,
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED that the Auditor-Controller and/or Tax
Collector of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, be, and they are hereby,
authorized and directed to cancel tax deed number 41 (1970) now outstanding, pursuant
to Revenue and Taxation Code Section 4991.
The foregoing Order entered in the Minutes of the Board of Supervisors
this 13th day of October, 1970.
J. E. LEWIS (SEAL)
County Clerk
150
October 13, 1970
Co-. froa CSA In the Matter of communication from CSAC relative to change in Property
re change in
Prop. Tax Asse s-Tax Assessment appeals process: SB 122- Nejedly .
ment appeals p ecess:
SB 122-N jedly. Upon mot ion of Supervisor Beatti e, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
/
Res. of Napa
County B/S
to terminate
" ''Opting Out''
participation
County in act.
of the Napa
County Council
for Econ. 01(
Co-. froa
Janin Prop.
Owners Assoc.
re hazardous
traffic cond.
on Janin Acres
I
Report on insu
cash in County
Gen. Fun4i to
aeet current
op. expenses
for last 2 ao.
of calen4iar yr
I
carried unanimously, it is ordered that this communication be placed on file .
In the Matter of Napa County Board of Supervisors Resolut ion electing to
terminate and ''Opting Out'' participat ion by County in activities of the Napa Count y
y Council for Economic Opportunity .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously , it is ordered that this matter be placed on f i le
In the Matter of communication from J anin Property Owners Association concerning
hazardous traffic conditi ons on Janin Acres Road. (Supervi sor Grant - after
agenda item)
d.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that letter and petition be referred to Road Dept .
for recommendation.
f icient In the Matter of Auditor- Controller and County Treasurer ' s report on insufficient
cash in County General Fund to meet current operation expenses for last 2
months of calendar year.
In a joint report of County Auditor Albert T. Eaves, J r . , and Count y
Treasurer Edward A. McMillan, reasons were s t at ed for there bei ng i nsuffici ent f unds
to meet current operating expenses for the last two months of the calendar year .
Mr. Eaves pointed out that there had been a great drain on the fund as a
result of unexpected expenditures such as the Isla Vista riots and inasmuch as revenue
from property taxes will not be forthcoming until November and December, it will be
necessary to borrow money from a bank to finance operations until the County ' s first
tax monies are received.
Supervisor Callahan stated that he had voted against adoption of the budget
last July and reminded fellow supervisors that he had warned that this very situation
could happen because of anticipation of revenue that did not materialize .
Colonel Temple, executive secretary of the Santa Barbara County Taxpayers
Association, pointed out that if the Board had accepted some of the association' s
suggestions, there would be no need to borrow money . He urged the Board to refrain from
filling vacancies and study automobile mileage of the county cars .
Mr . Eaves and Mr . McMillan asked that a resolution be adopted authorizing
a loan of $3,500,000. 00 .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and carCounsel
ried unanimously, it is ordered that his matter be referred to the County/to prepare
the necessary resolutions .
The Board recessed until 2 o'clock p .m
151
October 13, 1970
At two o'clock, p .m., the Board reconvened.
Present : Supervisors George H. Clyde, Joe
J. Callahan, Daniel G. Grant,
Req. for Appropriati
Cancellation or Revi
of Funds.
I
llowance of Claims.
I
earing on appeal of
r. Eugene Aiches fro
cona. impose 011
)Planning co. appro
f dev. plan (70-M-88
for office building,
Goleta. /
Hearing on Macco Co
req.' re portions of
Hollister Ranch, Go
I
Francis H. Beattie, and Curtis Tunnell.
Supervisor Clyde in the Chair.
n, In the Matter of Requests for Appropriation, Cancellation or Revision of
ion
Funds.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, the following requests for appropriation, cancellation or revision
of funds are hereby approved, in the budget classifications and amounts shown, and
the Auditor be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to make the necessary
transfers :
Transfer from 37 B 10 the sum of $160, Public Works
General Fund
Transfer from various funds to the Employees Retirement
Fund, the sum of $188,009.61.
In the Matter of Allowance of Claims.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, it is
ordered that the following clajms be, and the same are hereby allowed, each claim
for the amount and pay.able out of the fund designated on the face of each claim, respectively,
to-wit:
(Claims List)
(See page 152)
In the Matter of Hearing on appeal of Dr. Eugene Aiches from conditions
imposed on Planning Commission approval of development plan (70-M-88) for office
al
building, Goleta.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, the request of applicant for continuance of one week was granted.
he
In the Matter of the Hearing on Macco Corporation (Rancho Santa Barbara)
t equests relative to portions of the Hollister Ranch, Gaviota:
a) Rezoning of certain portions from 100-AL-O
to 100-AL-0-PC and BD and time limit for
occupancy of ''cabinas ''.
b) Issuance of Conditional Use Permit (70-CP-
33) and time limit for occupancy of camping
sites.
Mr. Divelbiss, Planning Director, outlined Planning Commission's action of
October 7, 1970 on Board of Supervisors' referral of matter. He concured with 180 day
limit within any twelve month period and that there be an annual review of the conditional
use permit . He was less concerned with the term of occupancy but more concerned
with possible school enrollment which would evidence that terms of conditional
use was being violated.
Mr. Grant expressed his concern with occupancy limit, feeling that a pro-
1.52 October 13, 1970
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spective purchaser might be misled into thinking that he was entitled to ermanent
residency. Mr. Grant asked Mr. Allen how this would be spelled out in deed with respective
purchaser.
Mr. George H. Allen, appearing for M.G.T.C. Investment Program, M.G.I.C.
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Equities, who acquired property recently from Macco Corporation, stated that the units
would be available for sublease in a rental pool eith the understanding that the pro-
spec-tive purchaser would have the units available for sub-lease period similar to
hotel service. He gave examples of the type of persons who might be interested in
such an arrangement, i.e., college teacher for a 4 month vacation; or weekend users
for weekends and vacation time which would add up to approximately the 180 day limit.
Mr. Clyde wondered if this was not a device to sell a subdivision of up
to 200 homes. He stated that these units were being compared to a cottage type hotel,
yet here the buildings are being sold. A hotel owns its building. Therefore, why
cannot this be operated as a hotel, if it is to be compared as such.
Mr. Allen claimed that he never called it a hotel; the Planning staff called
it this.
Mr. Callahan asked about M.G.I.C. specifically , inasmuch as we are no
longer dealing with Macco.
Mr. Allen explained that M.G.I.C. is a publicly held corporation on the
New York Stock Exchange, a large insurer of mortgages, and a fairly widespread
conglomerate with interest in real estate and mortgage guarantee business. The
property in question was acquired as an investment.
Mr. Callahan asked what recourse is available to lessee if project should
become insolvent.
Mr. Allen replied that trailer unit could be removed and contractual lease
rights against lessor could be enforced.
The following persons appeared in opposition to the rezoning in this
matter:
Mrs. James Higman, a concerned citizen of Santa Barbara County,
stated that she was appalled and dismayed at the naivete:of Mr. Allen in his plans
for leasing and subleasing the property. If a person buys any kind of home or
trailer he is not about to let someone else move in periodically. When there are
65 conditions, something is wrong. The road access should be resolved first and
the two state agencies (State Division of Highways, and State Division of Parks and
Recreation) work out their problem first. She further stated that she had not
heard the water supply problem discussed. The Hollister ranch had tried to develop
water without success.
Mr. Grant asked Mr. Divelbiss when vehicular access would be provided
and Mr. Divelbiss replied that this matter would be satisfied before any occupancy
is granted and this would include before sewer lines, water plant , foundations, etc . ,'
were installed. This is understood under condition 46 of Conditional Use Permit.
Phillip Marking, vo~unteer counsel for Los Padres Chapter of
Sierra Club, appeared and spoke in regard to occupancy restriction in condition #65 .
He objected to the manner in which wording of condition evolved from recent Planning
Commission meeting. He would like to see penalty spelled out if restriction is
violated, and stated that restrictions are unclear and ambiguous
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October 13, 1970
Mr. Grant stated that he felt Mr. Marking ' s statement was quite appropriate
at this time, and asked if the Planning Commjssion had considered this .
Mr. Mitchell, deput y county counsel, replied that there was discussion of
this . Ultimately, the County ' s only legal recourse would be i njunction agains t M.G. I . C.
The Developer i s willing to enter into contract wi th County .
Mr . Marking felt that the practical solution was t he Planning staff ' s suggestion
that the ''cabinas'' be rented and not sold.
Mr . Fred Stei nitz, a concerned cit izen, read a letter and submitted same .
He requested same time limi t as for s t ate parks . He cit ed all kinds of t hings that
could happen if this development goes t hrough. He felt that precedent was grecedent
was being set as to future demands for county services . .
Dr . Kalon Kelly urged acceptance of 30 days maximum continuous occupancy
suggested by Planning staff . He fele that the Planning Commission failed to get at
what would happen in annual review if future Planning Commissions should disagree with
what earlier Commissions had approved. This could raise legal problems .
Mr. Fred Eissler of Scenic Shorelines stated that the road issue is a cr ucial
one and that under the State Cortstitution beach access should be avail able to the
public . He referred to the Dunlap Act which applies to subdivisions .
Mr . Allen stated thatthe question of enforcement .and language of this particular
condition actually could be sai d about granting any conditional use permit .
As to water supply, Mr . Allen stated that they have furnished Public Works
and the Health departments with det ailed infromation on this and they have been satisfied
with what they have found . Before any construction is made full tests will be
made of availability of necessary amount of water.
As to road access, legal right to this is a matter of public record. No
problem exists as long as road can be developed in location suitable to State Division
of Beaches and Parks .
Mr . Grant stated that if this project is approved as now recoonnended, the
developer will have to sell as many units as he can to develop a cash flow . Before
long we will be faced with 200 people who will be placing us in a very embarrassing
position . They will be in saying what they want done and the County Board will be
held responsible . He asked why we could not go back to the staff recommendations that
this be clearly rental and everyone wili be able to see exactly what the conditions are .
Mr . Allen stated that the sale of "cabinas '' will be only when they are
available .
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that a zoning ordinance be adopted as submitted and
amended relative to paragraph 65 of the conditions, on condition that the developer
will enter into a contract with the County to permit the ordinance to be reviewed
annually and changed at such time as need be
Upon roll call, Supervisor Clyde, Grant and Callahan voted no and the motion
failed
Condition (b) - It was pointed out that inasmuch as the Conditional Use
Permit was not to be effective until the rezoning had been accomplished, that the
foregoing vote rendered the issuance of a Conditional Use Permit moot .
Attorney Allen stated that he felt that the Board's vote would not preclude
Oriiaaace Ne. 212lMacce
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further referral to the Planning CoIIllllission for modifaction . He hated to see the
project ''go down the tubes'' and suggested deletion of references to the sale of cottage
type ''cabinas '' and that they be referred to only as planned commercial development.
Supervisor Clyde objected to the negotiating of the appl icant's request in
this manner, inasmuch as up until now the sale of ''cabinas ' ' was essential . Supervisor
Grant stated that he could suppor t the applicant if the sale of the cabinas was eliminated
from their request.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie , seconded by Supervisor Tunnell and carried,
it is ordered that the action j ust taken be rescinded . Supervisors Callahan and .
Clyde voted no .
At 4:10 p .m. the chairman declared a 5 minute recess .
At 4 :15 the Board reconvened.
Present :
Supervisors George H. eli de, Joe J.
Callahan, Daniel G. Grant., Francis H
Beattie, and Curtis Tunnell.
SuEervisor Clyde in Chair
Supervisor Grant stated that he felt that occupancy should be limited to
' 90 days in any 12 month period and that there should be no sale of cabinas.
Attorney Allen stated that the appl icant would go .along with such a request
and did not wish to withdraw the rezpning application.
Supervisor Clyde asked if it would be acceptable to the applicant to apply
the same 90 day limit to the Conditional Use Permit . Attorney Allen replied that it
would be .
Deputy county counsel Mitchell stated that only conditions 61 and 65 of the
ordinance are affected and that these can be put into final form for adoption next
week.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carr
ied, it is ordered that the recommendation of the Planning Commission to adopt an
ordinance amending Article EV of Ordinance No . 661 of the County of Santa Barbara, as
amended, by adding Sections 654 and 655, rezoning certain portions of the Macco Corporation
(now MGIC) property in the Hollister Ranch area (70~RZ-34) from 100-AL-0 to
the 100-AL-O-PC, Planned CoIIllllercial and BD-Beach Development Districts with conditions
n11mher 61 and 65 amended to prohibit sale of the ''cabinas" and to limit occupancy to
a period of no more than 90 days in any 12 month period be and the same is hereby confirmed.
It is understood that the developer agrees to enter into an agreement with
the County of Santa Barbara to amend the or dinance, if necessary, on an annual basis .
Supervisor Callahan announced that he would vote no for the reason that
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there were too many unanswered questions regarding water, sewage, road and beach access~
school attendance, etc. and that he still remembered Rancho Embarcadero.
It is further ordered that the Board passed and adopted the following or~
dinance:
In the Matter of Ordinance No. 2123- An Ordinance Amending Ordinance No .
661 of the County of Santa Barbara, as Amended, by Adding Section 654 and Section 655
to Article IV of Said Ordinance .
Upon the roll being called, the following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
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Req. for Jrc
party intervention
in
Current Salary
Negotiations.
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October 13, 1970
George H. Clyde, Daniel G. Grant, Francis H. Beattie,
and Curtis Tunnell
NOES: Joe J. Callahan ABSENT: None
The Board then proceeded to consider the issuance of the Conditional Use
Permit (70-CP-33) and time limit for the occupancy of the camping and trailer spaces.
Planning Director Divelbiss urged the Board to continue this matter for
one week to allow for redrafting of the Permit to include the same occupancy conditions
that now exist in the zoning. Attorney Allen urged action at this time incorporating
the 90 day occupancy provision.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie and carunanimously,
it is ordered that the same occupancy limits be placed on the trailer
camps as on the cabinas, and that the Planning Department staff and the County Counsel
be directed to amend the general conditions of the Conditional Use Permit accordingly
and report back to the Board of Supervisors at 2:00 p.m. Monday, October 19, 1970,
adn that his protion of the hearing be and the same is hereby continued to that date
In the Matter of Santa Barbara County Employees Association request for
Third Party Intervention in Current Salary Negotiations .
Mr . Mitchell, deputy county counsel, read Section 3505. 2 of the Government
Code indication that arbitration is possible.
Mr. Johnson stated that he did not believe that a reasonable period of
time has been devoted to areas of disagreement, and could not recommend a third party
intervention, but wished to continue to meet with the SBCEA representatives.
Mr. Stringer, representing the SBCEA, replied that they were talking about
matters that had been discussed 10 months ago which he considered a reasonable time .
They chose to operate under the law. For all practical purposes we have 50 unresolved
disputes . He fur.ther stated that they ' do not come up with the same figures as Administrative
or Personnel offices. If their figures are wrong (SBCEA) they want an impartial
person to tell them where and th~y f0lt tha_t they need euillines nnd capnot
negotiate without them.
Mr. Johnson's reply to this was that they had reviewed the negotiations with
the Sheriff's Department - 12~% was originally offered and 12% final offer regardless
of strike. The strike moved up adjustment from January 1st, to December 1st. The I
guidelines were adopted January 6, 1969 and these are being followed. He referred to
the May letter from SBCEA suggesting good faith negotiations .
Mr. Stringer stated that up to that time he felt negotiations were fine,
but since then the picture has changed since a minority organization has been sucessful
without including SBCEA in the negotiations .
Mr . Callahan asked if we used 8 county formulas for sheriffs, can we use
same for others
Mr. Johnson replied in the affirmative but that we also use local date, and
that internal relationships must be considered. We are using 8 counties for all I
classes common to County Gov't. and he plans to present reconmendations on October 19th
Mr. Callahan asked if it would be advisable for a member of the Board to
meet with the SBCEA .
Mr. Tunnell thought that this was not a good idea, nor would arbitration
be. He felt that they should be able to rely on the Personnel Director and the Administrative
Officer .
October 13, 1970
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that request for a mediator be denied.
Mr. Grant stated that he would vote for the motion but would urge contin-
uance of meetings and would hope that next Monday we can have a full discussion of
the reconnnendations and attempt to meet the December 1st deadline.
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Reco . endation that In the Matter of Reconnnendation of the Public Works Director that the
the Detention Facili y
be Occupied Prior to Detention Facility be Occupied Prior to Completion of .Remaining Items Under Contract.
Coapletion of remaining
Items Under A letter of recommendation was received from the Public Works Director
Contract.
Approval of Req.
for leave of absence
Salaries
advising that the County Detention Facility (Jail) is complete with exception ~f
some parts of the cinnnunications contract but that the building can be effectively
occupied, and reconnnending occupancy prior to completion of the remaining items under
contract.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the foregoing recommendationbbe adopted, and
that the Santa Barbara Public Safety Authority be and they are hereby requested to
permit the County to occupy the County Detention Facility prior to completion of
the remaining items under contract, and that the matter of the effect of this action
upon existing insurance coverage be carefully looked into .
In the Matter of Approval of Request of Supervisor Francis H. Beattie to
leave the country on November 14, 1970, for 30 days.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the request of Supervisor Beattie be granted.
In the Matter of Allowance of Positions, Disallowance of Positions, and
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Fixing of Compensation for Monthly Salaried Positions. (Effective November 1, 1970,
Park Department)
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO. 70-632
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
Upon motion the Board adjourned sine die.
The foregoing Minutes are hereby approved
Lewis, er
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Approval of
Minutes of Oct
13, 1970 Meeting.
Right of Way
Contract bet.
Co. ~ Coast
Valley Propert es
Co. -Lakeview R
to Bradley Rd.
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October 19, 1970
Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara 2
State of California, October 19 3 1970 , at 9:30 o ' ~ lock . a ,m
Present: Supervisors George H. Clyde , Joe J ,
Absent:
Callahan, Daniel G, Grant, and Curtis Tunnell ;
and J. E. Lewis, Clerk.
Supervisor Francis H. Beattie
Supervisor Clyde in the Chair
In the Matter of Approval of Minutes of October 13, 1970 Meeting.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the reading of the minutes of the October
13, 1970 meeting be dispensed with, and approved, as submitted.
In the Matter of Execution of Right of Way Contract between the County
of Santa Barbara and Coast Valley Properties Company (Morgan Flagg) for Parcel of
Land Required to Construct Lakeview Road to Bradley Road, Fifth Supervisorial District.
(Parcel #5017.1-2)
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman and Clerk be, and they are
hereby, authorized and directed to execute a Right of Way Contract between the County
of Santa Barbara and Coast Valley Properties Company (Morgan Flagg) for parcel of
land required to construct Lakeview Road to Bradley Road, Fifth Supervisorial District.
(Parcel #5017 . 1- 2)
In t he Matter of Acceptance of Right of Way Grant from Coast Valley
Properties Company (Morgan Flagg) for Parcel of Land Required to Construct Lakeview
Road to Bradley Road, Fifth Supervisorial District.
Acceptance of
,.U.ght of Way
Grant from
Coast Valley
Properties Co.
to construct
Lakeview Rd. t
Valley Rd.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the Right of Way Grant from Coast Valley Properties
Company, a Limited Partnership, (Morgan Flagg) dated October 5, 1970 be and the same
Acceptance of
Grant Deed fro
William T. ~
Elizabeth Colv
for reconstr.
of East Valley
~ San Ysidro R
is hereby, accepted by the County of Santa Barbara for parcel of land needed to con- .
struct Lakeview Road to Bradley Road in the Fifth Supervisorial District, without
monetary consideration.
It is further ordered that the Clerk be, and he is hereby, authorized and
directed to record said document in the office of the Santa Barbara County Recorder.
Colville
lle
District
ads.
In the Matter of Acceptance of Grant Deed from William T. and Elizabeth
for Reconstruction of East Valley and San. Ysidro Roads, First Supervisorial
(State Highway 192 Job No . 1020. 1) .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and car-
I ried unanimously, it is ordered that the Grant Deed, dated October 5, 19.70, from
William T. Colville, Jr. and Elizabeth Colville be, and the same is hereby, accepted,
for reconstruction of East Valley and San Ysidro Roads, First Supervisorial District
(State Highway 192 Job No . 1020.1), without monetary consideration.
It is further ordered that the Clerk be, and he is hereby, authori zed and
directed to record said Grant Deed in the office of the Santa Barbara County Recorder
Grant Deeds to City I
of Lompoc
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Acceptance of Right
of Way Grant from th
Federated Church of
Goleta -cathedral Oa s
Rd. it Ribera Dr.
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Change Order No. 1-
Contract with C.
Sanchez-Increase of
$811.92. - Santa Ynez
Airport Rd. Project.
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hange Order No. 2-
Contract with C.
Sanchez-Increas
of $205 .35. -
Santa Ynez Airpo
r t Rd. Project
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bange Order No. 1-
to Contract with R.
cGray, Inc.-Increas
of $657 .80. - Blosser
Rd.
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hange Order No. 2-
o Contract with R.
cGray, Inc. - le:reas
of $159.46.- Blosser
Rd. . /
October 19, 1970
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In the Matter of Execution of Grant Deeds Conveying Parcel s of Land with-
City in Limits of Lompoc to the City of Lompoc Pursuant to Terms of Joint Exercise
of Powers Agreement Executed April 1, 1969 for Reconstruction of Portion of ''I'' Street
in City of Lompoc and Miguelita Road, Fourth Supervisorial District, Job No . 403. 1.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman and Clerk be, and they are hereby,
authorized and directed to execute two Grant Deeds, dated October 19, 1970, conveying
parcels of land within City Limits of Lompoc to the City ~f Lompoc, pursuant to the
terms of a Joint Exercise of Powers Agreement executed April 1, 1969, for reconstruction
of portion of ''I'' Street in the City of Lompoc and Miguelito Road in the unincorporated
area of the Fourth Supervisorial District (Job No. 403.1)
In the Matter of Acceptance of Right of Way Grant from the Federated
Church of Goleta for Cathedral Oaks Road and Ribera Drive, Third Supervisorial Dis-
tri ct.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the Right of Way Grant, dated October 12, 1970,
be, and the same is hereby, accepted from the Federated Church of Goleta for Cathedral
Oaks Road and Ribera Drive, Third Supervisorial District, without monetary considercdon
It is fur~her ordered that the Clerk be, and he is hereby, authorized and
directed to record said document in the office of the Santa Barbara County Recorder .
In the Matter of Authorizing Execution of Change Order No . 1 to Contract
Sant a Ynez Airport Road between
with C. Sanchez for/State Highway 246 to Airport Entrance, for Increase of $811 . 92 .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman be, and he is hereby, authorized and
directed to execute Change Order No . 1 to contract with C. Sanchez for State Highway
246 to Airport Entrance, for an increase of $811 . 92 .
In the Matter of Authorizing Execution of Change Order No . 2 to Contract
Santa Ynez Airport Road between
wi th C. Sanchez for/State Highway 246 to Airport Entrance, for Increase of $205 . 35 .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
car ried unanimously , i t i s ordered that the Chairman be, and he is hereby, authorized
and direct ed to execute Change Order No . 2 to contract with C. Sanchez for State Highway
246 to Ai~port Entrance, for an increase of $205 . 35 .
In the Matter of Authori zing Execution of Change Order No . 1 to Contract
between
with R. McGray, !nc. ,Bloss ~ r R~./ North of Clark Avenue and West of the Town of
Orcutt,. for Increase of $657 . 80 .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman be, and he i s hereby, authorized
and directed to execut e Change Order No . 1 to contract with R. McGray, Inc . for road
project north of Clark Avenue and wes t of the Town of Orcutt, for an increase of
$657 . 80 .
In the Matter of Authorizing Execution of Change Order No . 2 to Contract
between
with R. McGray, Inc . , Bloss c1 noad ./ North of Clark Avenue and West of the Town of
Orcutt, for Decrease of $159 . 46 .
1.60
Notice of Completion
for
Constr. of Add
to Juvenile Ha
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Addition to
Lease Agreemen
bet. Co. "
1.
October 19, 1970
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman be, and he is hereby, authorized
and directed to execute Change Order No . 2 to contract with R. McGray, Inc. for road
project north of Clark Avenue and west of the Town of Orcutt, for a decrease of
$159.46.
In the Matter of Filing Notice of Completion for Construction of Addition
to Juvenile Hall .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Public Works Director be, and he is hereby, 1
authorized and directed to file a Notice of Completion for construction of an addition
to Juvenile Hall, Kenchel Corporation as contractor.
It is further ordered that the Clerk be, and he is hereby, authorized and
directed to record said Notice of Completion in the office of the Santa Barbara County
Recorder.
In the Matter of Execution of Addendum to Lease Agreement of July 2, 1970
~ ames B. McClo kevetween the County of Santa Barbara and James B. Mccloskey, Receiver of the Lobero
~ to rent more
office space Hotel, for Rental of Additional Office Space for Welfare Department (Folio No. 213)'.
for welfare
Dept.
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Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and car-
Accept. of Ri
of Way Grant
from Mr. John
c. Harlan "
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ried unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman and Clerk be, and they are hereby,
authorized and directed to execute an Addendum to Lease Agreement of July 2, 1970 ,
dated .October 14, 1970, between the County of Santa Barbara and James B. McCloskey,
Receiver of the Lobero Hotel of Santa Barbara, California, to provide additional office
space for the Welfare Department at 924 Anacapa Street, for a period of nine months
connnencing October 1, 1970, at a rental of $160.00 per month.
It is fur'ther ordered that t;:he County Auditor be, and he is hereby, autho-
rized and directed to qraw the lease warrants, in the amount of $160.00 per month, in
favor of James B. Mccloskey, Receiver of the Lobero Hotel, for the rental payments
Said ~arrants should be drawn upon the submission of the proper Demand of Payment form
as submitted by the lessor each and every month.
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In the Matter of Acceptance of Right of Way Grant from Mr. John c. Harlan
and Lucy W. Harlan for Road Purpos ~s, Elwood Acres No . 2, Parcel 1.1 (Folio No. 546),
Lucy w. Harla Third Supervisoria~ D~strict, without Monetary Consideration.
for Rd. purpos s,
Elwood Acres Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
No. 2
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Accept. of Qu
claim Deed fr
Laura G. Trua
- Elwood Ac res
No. 2 I
unanimously, it is ordered that the Right of Way Grant, dated September 29, 1970, from
Mr. John c. Harlan and Lucy W. Harlan, husband and wif~ be, and the same is hereby,
accepted for road purposes, Elwood Acres N~. Z Parcel 1.1 (Folio No . 546), Third Supervisorial
District, without monetary consideration.
It is further ordered that the Clerk be, and he is_ hereby, authorized and
directed to record said document in the office of the Santa Barbara County Recorder
with the request to return said document to the Real Property Division for further
processi ng.
- In the Matter of Acceptance of Quitclaim Deed from Laura G. Truax for Per-
fecting Title on Mathilda and Elwood Beach Drive, Elwoo~ Acres No . 2~ Parcel 1 (Foli.p
161
October 19, 1970
No . 546), Third Superviosrial District, without Monetary Consideration.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously , it is ordered that the Quitclaim Deed, dated October 9, 1970 from
Laura G. Truax be, and the same is hereby , accepted for the purpose of perfecting titl
on Mathilda and Elwood Beach Drive, Elwood Acres No . 2, Parcel 1 (Folio No. 546),
Third Supervisorial District, without monetary consideration.
It is further ordered that the Clerk be, and he is hereby, authorized and
directed to record said document in the office of the Santa Barbara County Recorder
with the request to return said document to the Real Property Division for further
processi ng .
Right of Way Contra t In the Matter of Execution of Right of Way Contract between the County of
btw. Co. & John C.
Harlan - Lucy w. Santa Barbara and John C. Harlan and Lucy W. Harlan for Extension of Elwood Beach
Harlan-Elwood Acres
No . 2 Drive and Mathilda Drive, Elwood Acres No . 2 Assessment District, Parcel 1 (Folio No .
Grant Deed from Jo
- Lucy W. HarlanElwood
Acres No. 2
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Easement Deed from
Stanley L - Madge
C. Shepard for Fld
Control-Gobernador
Creek
546) .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman and Clerk be, and they are hereby,
authorized and directed to execute a Right of Way Contract, dated October 19, 1970,
between the County of Santa Barbara and John C. and Lucy W. Harlan, for extension of
Elwood Beach Drive and Mathilda Drive,Elwood Acres No. 2, Assessment District, Parcel
1 (Folio No . 546), Third Supervisorial District.
It is further ordered that the County Auditor be, and he is hereby, authorized
and directed to draw and forward a warrant, in the amount of $2,500.00 from
Account No . 50-C- 3, payable to Title Insurance and Trust Company, 36 East Figueroa
Street, Santa Barbara , California, 93104, for deposit in Escrow No . 126211.
C. In the Matter of Acceptance of Grant Deed from John C. and Lucy W. Harlan
for Extension of Wlwood Beach Drive and Mathilda Drive, Elwood Acres No . 2 Assessment
District, Parcel 1 (Folio No. 546).
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Grant Deed, dated September 29, 1970,
from John C. Harlan and Lucy W. Harlan, husband and wife be, and the same is hereby,
accepted for extension of Elwood Beach Drive and Mathilda Drive, Elwood Acres No . 2
Assessment District, Parcel 1 (Folio No . 546), Third Supervisorial District .
It is further ordered that the Clerk be, and he is hereby authorized and
directed to record said document in the office of the Santa Barbara County Recorder
with the request to return said document to the Real Property Division for further
processi ng . '
In the Matter of Acceptance of Easement Deed from Stanley L. and Madge C.
Shepard for Flood Control Purposes, Gobernador Creek, Parcel 1 .1 (Folio No . 568),
First Supervisorial District, without Monetary Consideration .
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Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the Easement Deed, dated October 6, 1970 from
Stanley L. Shepard and Madge C. Shepard, husband and wife, as their community property
be, and the same is hereby accepted for flood control purposes, Gobernador Creek,
Parcel 1 .1 (Foli o No . 568), First Supervisorial District, without monetary considerati n .
It is further ordered that the Clerk be, and he is hereby, authorized and
directed to record said document in the office of the Santa Barbara County Recorder
following acceptance by the Santa Barbara County Flood Control & Water Conservation
District, with the request to return said document to the Real Property Division for
further processing .
Acceptance of In the Matter of Acceptance of Draft in the Amount of $75 . 60 from Developer
Draft for
Energizing Str et of Tract #11, 125 to Cover Cost for Energizing 2 -4,000 Lumen Street Lights on Elmhurs
Lights on
Elmhurst Place Place .
Release of Co.
Claims for
q~~~ia~rom
Accidents.
Wa iver of
Physical Stand
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the draft, in the amount of $75.60 from Michael
Towbes, developer of Tract #11,125 be, and the same is hereby, accepted to cover the
cost for energizing 2 - 4,000 lumen street lights on Elmhurst Place, to be considered
Phase 1 of Tract #11, 125 . The remaining lights are required to be energized prior to
occupancy of the remainder of the tract .
It is further ordered that the Clerk be, and he is hereby, authorized and
directed to deposit said check to the credit of County Service Area No . 3 .
In the Matter of Execution of Release of All County Claims for Damages to
County Property Resulting from Vehicualr Accident, in the Amount of $19. 40 .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman and Clerk be, and theyare hereby,
authorized and di rected to execute a Release of all County claims for damages to
County property resulting from a vehicular accident, as follows:
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Walter Claude Dukes, in the amount of $19,40 .
It is further ordered that the Director, Department of Resources & Collections
be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to deposit the draft received in
full settl ement therefor to the Road Fund .
rds
for
In the Matter of Approval of Requests for Waivers of Physical Standards
Prospective Employees .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the following requests for waivers of physical
standards for prospective employees be, and the same are hereby, approved, as recommended
by Dr . David Caldwell:
Claims against
Co . on behalf o
Richard K. "
Donna E. Dolan; Kenn
"Martha s. Gill; "
Thomas Martin Hayes/
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I' District Attorney - Miss Jeanne Johnson, Typist-Clerk.
/ Fire Department - Richard Eugene Abraham, Fireman.
In the Matter of Claims Against the County Filed by Attorney Kenneth J .
Murphy, J r . on Behalf of Richard K. and Donna E. Dolan; Kenneth and Martha s. Gill;
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and Thomas Martin Hayes .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carr
i ed unanimously, it is ordered that the followi ng claims against the County filed
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by Attorney Kenneth J . Murphy, Jr . be, and the same are hereby, referred to the County '
Counsel and insurance carrier:
/ Richard K. and Donna E. Dolan, $150,000. 00 .
/ Kenneth and Martha S. Gill, $500,000.00.
; Thomas Martin Hayes, $2,000,000. 00.
Rider to Oil Drilli g In the Matter of Approval of Rider to Oil Drilling Bond.
Bond I
Publication of Ordinace
No. 2121.
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Coumunications
Communications fro
Planning Comm. for
Info. only
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Pursuant to the reconmendation of the County Petroleum Engineer and in
accordance with the provisions of Ordinance No . 1927;
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the rider to oil drilling blanket Bond No .
3507930, Hartford Accident & Indemnity Company, covering well ''California 47'' of
Continental Oil Company, County Permit No . 3491 be, and the same is hereby, approved.
In the Matter of Publication of Ordinance No . 2121 .
It appearing from the Affidavit of the Principal Clerk of the Santa
Barbara News-Press that Ordinance No . 2121 has been duly published in t he manner and
form required by law;
Upon motion of Supervisor TunLell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
u11animously, it is determined that Ordinance No. 2121 has been duly published i n
the manner and form required by law .
In t he Matter of Reports and Communications .
The following reports and conmunications were received by the Board for
information only and ordered placed on file:
only .
/ Administrative Officer - Uniform Transient Occupancy
Tax Collections .
/ County Health Officer - Report of Money Collected for
Animal Control Program during
September, 1970.
, City of Santa Barbara - Resolution No . 7221 establishi
ng unde~g rou nd utility district
,Public Utilities Commission - Application of Swift Air
Lines, Inc. to operate as
passenger air carrier and
freight air carrier to and
from Santa Maria Airport.
' Secretary of State - filing of certified copy of City
of Carpinteria Resolution No . 323
approving annexation of Bailard
Annexation No. 8 .
In the Matter of Communications from Planning Commission for Information
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Recomm. for
adopt. of Ords.
Amending Art.
IV of Ord.661
to rezone
properties ~
create ag~ic.
preserves.
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The following communications from the Planning Commission were received
by the Board for information only and ordered placed on file:
/ Planning Commission Attendance Report, July 1 to
September 30, 1970 .
/ Approved request of R. A. Buelow for Conditional
Use Permit (70-CP-55) to permit construction
and use of veterinary clinic for small animals
on property located at southerly corner of San
Marcos Pass Road and Cieneguitas Road.
/ Approved request of Joseph P . Ragus (70-CP-59)
for Conditional Use Permit to allow temporary
occupancy of trailer during construction of
dwelling on property located on south side of
Prell Road approximately 500 feet west from
Telephone Road, Santa Maria area .
In the Matter of Recommendations of Planning Commission and Agricultural
Preserve Advisory Committee for Adoption of Ordinances Amending Article IV of Or-
dinance No . 661 to Rezone Certain Properties in Santa Maria, Lompoc, Tepusquet, and
Los Olivos Areas; and Proposed Creation of Agricultural Preserves .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that Monday, November 9, 1970, at 2 o'clock, p .m. be ,
and the same is hereby, set as the date and time for public hearings on recommendations
of the Planning Commiss ion and Agricultural Preserve Advisory Committee to adopt ordinances
amendi ng Article IV of Ordinance No . 661, as amended, of the County of Santa
Barbara, to rezone the following properties, on the basis that they conform t o the
General Plan of the County, and to approve applications to create Agricultural Preserves
on said properties under the provisions of Chapter 1443, Statutes of 1965, known as the
California Land Conservation Act , from a land use standpoint, on the basis that they
conform to the criteria established by the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County:
, /1) E. B. Miller (70-RZ-48 ~ 70-AP-22), Santa Maria.
/ ~)John B. Wineman (70-RZ-59 ~ 70-AP-32), Lompoc .
~3) Arlie E. Lancaster, et al (70-RZ-68 & 70-AP-42),
Tepusquet .
~4) Theodore Chamberlin, Jr . & Elizabeth Chamberlin
(70-AP-45), Los Olivos.
It is further ordered that notice be given by publication in the Santa
Maria Times, a newspaper of general circulation, as follows, to-wit:
Notice of Public Heari ngs on Recommendations of Planning
Commission and Agricultural Preserve Advisory Committee
for Adoption of Ordi nance Amending Article IV of Ordinance
No . 661 to Rezone Certain Properties; and/ or Creation of
Agricultural Preserves, Santa Maria, Lompoc, Tepusquet, and
Los Olivos Areas .
NOTICE is hereby given that public hearings will be held by the Board of
Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California on Monday, November
9, 1970 , at 2 o'clock, p .m. , i n the Board of Supervisors Hearing Room, Fourth Floor,
County Administration Building, City of Santa Barbara, State of California, on
recommendations of the Planning Commission as well as the Agricultural Preserve Advisory
Committee to approve the following requests to adopt ordinances amending Article
IV of Ordinance No . 661 of the County of Santa Barbar a, as amended, to rezone proper- f
ties described below, on the basis that they conform to the General Plan of the County;
and/or to approve applications to create agricultural preserves on said properties under
the provisions of Chapter 1443, Statutes of 1965, known as the California Land
Conservation Act, from a land use standpoint, on the basis that they conform to the
criteria established by the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County:
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1) Request of E. B. Miller to rezone property located between State
Highway 166 and Santa Maria River approximately 3/4 mi le northeasterly
from Black Road, Santa Maria area, f-0rm 10-AG to 40-AG General Ag- I
ricultural District Classification , per Planning Commission Resolution
No . 70-76 . (70-RZ-48 & 70-AP- 22)
2) Request of Arli e E. Lancaster, et al to rezone property described as
Assessor ' s Parcel Nos : 131-140-18, -22, -23, generally located be-
tween Cuyama River and Tepusque t Road approximately 2 miles southerly
from Colson Canyon Road, Tepusquet area , f r om ''U'' - Unlimited Agri cultural
District to 100-AG Gener al Agricultural District, per Planni
ng Commiss ion Resolution No . 70-98 . (70-RZ-68 & 70 -AP-42)
3) Request of Theodore Chamberlin , Jr. and Elizabeth Chamberlin to create
Agricul tural Preserve on property described as Assessor ' s Parcel Nos .
133-150- 68, - 71 and -73, generally located between Foxen Canyon Road
and Figueroa Mountain Road approximately 3 miles northerly from the
Town of Los Olivos, Santa Ynez Valley . (70-AP-45)
4) Request of John B. Wineman to rezone property described as Assessor ' s
Parcel Nos: 93 - 070-29, - 30, and 93 - 090- 33, -08 , located on the northwest
corner of State Highway 246 and Bai ley Avenue and on t he east I
and west side of Bailey Avenue north of So. Pacifi c Road, Lompoc area
from 8-R- 1- 0, Single Family Residential District and RA-0, Suburban I
Agricultural-Residential District to the 40-AL- O, Limited Agricultural
District, per Planning Commission Resolution No . 70- 87 (70 - RZ-59 ~
70-AP- 32); and on creation of agricultural preserve to exclude that
portion descri bed as Assessor ' s Parcel Nos . 93 - 070- 29 and -30 on the
basis that it would represent an encroachment of agricultural use i nto
an area des i gnated as ''industri al park'' and ''residential'', respectively,
by General Plan; and on the basi s of present 8-R- 1-0 zoning i n the
area (Parcel No . 93-070-30 and easterly portion of 93 -070- 29
WITNESS my hand and seal this 19th day of October, 1970
J . E. LEWIS (SEAL)
Harriet Miller ~ In the Matter of Planning Commission Recommendation to Approve Request of
Elizabeth N. Harriso -
One-Yr . Extension of Harri et Miller and Elizabeth N. Harrison (69- CP-69) for One-Year Extension Relative
Permit for Scholl fo
Young Children. / to Condi t i onal Use Permit to Construct and Use School for Young Children on Property
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Located on Southeast Side of Plaza de Goleta, 700 Feet East of Fairview Avenue, Goleta.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and I
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the recommendation of the Planning Commission
to approve the request of Harriet Miller and Elizabeth N. Harrison (69- CP- 69) for a
one- year time extension relative to a Conditional Use Permit to construct and use a
school for young children, Assessor ' s Parcel No . 71- 130- 27, located on the southeast
side of Plaza de Goleta, 700 feet east of Fai rvi ew Avenue, Goleta be, and the same I
is hereby, confirmed , with the one- year time extension from and after December 1 , 1970.
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Mrs. Charles
Maxim-Conditio al
Exception for
Parking Spaces
Approval of
El Capitan
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October 19, 1970
In the Matter of Recommendation of Planning Commission to Approve Request
of Mrs . Charles Maxim (70-V-51) for Conditional Exception under Ordinance No . 453 to
Allow Two Required Parking Spaces Less Than Required 9 Feet at 90 Humphrey Road,
Montecito.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the recommendation of the Planning Commission to
approve the request of Mrs . Charles Maxim (70-V- 51) for a Conditional Exception under
the provisions of Section 2. 43, Section 9(f), and Section 10 of Ordinance No . 453 to I
allow two required parking spaces to be 8'3" wide each, instead of the 9 feet requi red
be, and the same is hereby, confirmed, for Assessor's Parcel No. 9- 332- 04, located on
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the east side of Humphrey Road approximately 250 feet southerly from South Jameson I
Lane, and known as 90 Humphrey Road, Montecito, on the basis fo a minor deviation and
provision for the required 50-foot front setback.
In the Matter of Planning Commission Recommendation for Approval of El
Capitan Ranch, Tentative Map Tract #11,220, El Capitan Area .
The Planning Commission submitted a recommendation to approve Tentative
Map, Tract No . 11,220, El Capitan Ranch subject to certain conditions .
H. H. Divelbiss, Planning Director, explained the conditions .
Ray .Martin, engineer for the developer, said the conditions are satisfactory,
and urged approval.
Marc McGinnes, Attorney at Law, questioned the compatabi lity of the proposed
development with the master plan of the County; perhaps the 10- acre parcels are
in conflict . He felt the Board should not give the developer, Mr . Berman, assurance
at this time iri view of the El Capitan Ranch proposition to be voted upon at the
November 3, 1970 general election and, therefore, requested denial at t his time .
Miss Susan Trescher, Deputy County Counsel, indicated that the proposed
subdivision is in complete conformance to the zoning of the land - the ''U'' zoning
complies with the Subdivision Map act and 'County ordinance. Therefore, the question
raised is outside the matter.
Planning Director Divelbiss pointed out the property from a transparency,
including the 178 acres plus the extra portion being included due to the design of
the subdivision (17 lots plus) . The Subdivision Committee checked this proposal out
very carefully and there is nothing in conflict .
Mr . Martin said that whetheror not people will reside on the property is
irrelevant as under the ''U'' zone, 10- acre agricultural lots can be created.
Mrs . James Higman felt this is a stop- gap measure and asked Mr . Martin if
the proposed tract would be included if the propositon passes or will this be thrown
out and something else substituted. He replied that they submitted a map under the
PR zoning and if the election is favorable they will proceed with the map in lieu of
this one.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the recommendation of the Pl anning Commission to
approve Tentative Map of Tract fill, 220, El Capitan Ranch, stamped ''Received September
2, 1970, Santa Barbara County Planning Department'', being a portion of Assessor's
Parcel Nos . 81- 240-12 and - 13, and 81-250-02, located approximately 12 miles westerly
of Goleta on the north side of U.S. Highway 101, Third Supervisorial District,be, and
the same is hereby, confirmed, subject to the following conditions:
Salaries
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Travel Authorizatio
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Proposed Expansion
of CSAC Directorshi
Corrections of
1970-71 Secured
Assessment Roll.
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A) Compliance with departmental letters:
1) Road Department dated September 24, 1970.
2) Public Works dated September 24, 1970.
3) Flood Control Engineer dated September 21 , 1970 .
4) Health Department dated September 24, 1970
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5) Fire Department dated September l~, 1970 .
6) Planning Department dated September 24, 1970
B) That the offer of dedication of all streets be waived, and the streets
remain private .
C) That the installation of electrical utilities underground as required
by Board of Supervisors Resolution No . 24416 be waived on the basis
of lot size .
In the Matter of Allowance of Positions, Dis-allowance of Positions, and
Fixing of Compensation for Monthly Salaried Positions . (Effective October 19, 1970,
Santa Barbara General Hospital)
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO, 70 - 633-A
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENI' FILE)
In the Matter of Travel Authorization.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that travel from the County on County business be,
and the same is hereby, authorized for Planning Cormnissioners Eugene C. Sexton and
Robert C. Lilley to attend Annual Conference of the California County Planning Commissioners
' Association on October 21 through 24, 1970 at Fresno, Cal ifornia .
In the Matter of Travel Authorization.
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Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant , and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that travel from the County on County business be,
and the same is hereby, authorized for Superior Court Judges Floyd C. Dodson, Morris
J . Stephan, and John A. Westwick to attend meeting called by Conference of California
Judges at San Francisco , during the period October 23-25, 1970 with travel via three
private cars .
In the Matter of Proposed Expansion of CSAC Direc torships .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby, continued
to Monday, October 26, 1970 when a full Board is expected to be present
In the Matter of Hearings to Consider Corrections (Additions) to the
1970- 71 Secured Assessment Roll .
This being the date and time set for hearings on subject proposals; the
affected property owners having been given written notice of the proposal; and t here
being no appearances or written statements submitted for or against subj ect proposal ;
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Cerrections
to the 1970-71
Secured Assess
aent Roll.
List above
same order
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Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, the following Order was passed and adopted on the following
property owners:
Marvis E. Bartleson
Sam Branker (Essem Development Co . )
Mr . ~Mrs. George J. Hiester
Mr . & Mrs. William R. Jurinjak
Lester Pezzner
Mr . & Mrs . Joseph Sesto, Jr
Marguerite E. Ash
Fuford R. Barrett, et ux
Mr . & Mrs . Webster W. Bernhardt, Jr.
Mr . & Mrs . James W. Burns
Mr . & Mrs . Gerald Cronkite
Mr . & Mrs . Roy H. Curnow
Mr . & Mrs . Jefferson W. Egan
Mr . & Mrs . Howell G. Guin
Mr . & Mrs . Robert L. Harsin
Mr . & Mrs . Victor Hieber
Mr . & Mrs . Felix H. Hopkins
Lloyd D. & Mrs . Keene
Marjorie H. Kirkpatrick
Mr . & Mrs . Wayne M. Linder
Mr . & Mrs. Jerome J . Lubin
Mr . & Mrs . Robert L. Nolan
Marian J . Scott
Mr . & Mrs . Ralph c. Vernola
Mr . & Mrs . Everett M. Williams
In the Matter of Corrections to the 1970-1971 Secured Assessment Roll.
ORDER
It is satisfactorily appearing to the Board of Supervisors of the County
of Santa Barbara, State of California, from a report filed by the County Assessor,
that corrections have been made in certain assessments, and application having been
made to this Board by said County Assessor for approval of such corrections to the
1970- 71 Secured Assessment Roll, as provided by the Revenue and Taxation Code Sections
4831,4834, and 4836; and
It further appearing that the written consent of the County Counsel and
County Auditor of said County of Santa Barbara to the corrections has been obtained
therefor;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED that the Auditor and/ or Tax Collector of
the County of Santa Barbara, State of California be, and they are hereby , authorized
to make the necessary corrections to the 1970- 71 Secured Assessment Roll, as set
forth below:
(See List on Page 169)
The foregoi ng Order entered in the Minutes of the Board of Supervisors
this 19th day of October, 1970.
Extra Work In the Matter of Extra Work Claim from C. Sanchez & Son Against the County
Claia from. C.
Sanchez~ Son for Santa Ynez Airport Road Project No . 3027 . 2 in the Amount of $728 . 31.
against Co. fo
Santa Ynez Ai--ort Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
Rd. Project
1 carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
referred to County Counsel, Public Works Director, and the Road Commissioner in that
the project is a joint project .
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on In the Matter of Recommendation of Administrative Officer for Approval
and Ratification of Certain Aspects of County 's Insurance Protection.
The Administrative Officer submitted a report on subject matter and summarized
the recent developments in the County's insurance program involving comprehensive
public l iability, La Morada building, airport liability, aircraft non-ownership,
honesty blanket and faithful performance bonds, depositor's forgery bond, vote
counting machines, and miscellaneous.
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Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the recommendation of the Administrative Officer
to approve and r atify the County's insurance protection as contained in the report
and the same is hereby, confirmed.
be,
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125-170- 24 Code 3000 assessed to Essem Development Co c/o Sam
Branker ( 617 W Granger Ave #36, Modesto CA 95350) - ADD Land $205,
Improvc;:1ents $120, and Real Property Cash Value 1, 300 .
125 - 170- 25 Code 3000 assessed to Howell G/Sara M Guin (715 S 3radley
~c #12, Santa Maria 93454) - ADD Land $205 , Improvements 120, and
REal ?r9per~y Cash Value $1 ,300 .
125 - 17 0 - 0 ~ Code 3000 assessed to Ralph C/EJ.anore M Vernola (7:5 S
Bradley Rd #5 , Santa Maria 93454) - ADD Land $205 Improverr.ents $120
and Real Property Cash Value $1 , 300 .
1 25- 170 - 02 Code 3000 assessed to William R/Isabel H Jurinjak
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Real Property Cash Val ue $1 , 300 .
125- 170- 03 Code 3000 assessed to Margueri te E Ash (715 S 3rad~ey Rd #9 ,
Sa:ita }:ar ia 93454 ) ADD Land $205 , Improvements $1 20 and Real ?roperty
Cash Value $1 , 300
125- 170- 04 Code 3000 assessed to Victor /Eil een L Hieber (715 S
Bradley Rd #8 , Santa Mari a 93454) ADD Land $200 , Impr ovement s $110
and Real Proper ty Cash Value $1,240 .
125- 170- 05 Code 3000 assessed to Rober t L/Eleanor e Harsin (7: 5 S
Bradl ey Rd #7, Santa Maria 93454) ADD Land $205 , Impr ovements $120
and Real Property Cash Va l ue $1 , 300 .
125- 170- 06 Code 3000 assessed to Jerome J/Evelyn Lubi n (715 S
Bradley Rd #6 , Santa r1ari a 93454) ADD Land $205, Improvements $120
and Real Property Cash Value $1 , 300 .
125 - 1~0 - 07 Code 3000 assessed to George J / Marilynn D Hiester
(1414 S Miller #H , Sant a Mari a 93454) .ADD Land $205 , Improve~en~s $1 20
and Real ?roperty Cash Value $1 , 300 .
125- 170 - 08 Code 3000 assessed to Lloyd D/Ne lloui se Keene (715 S
3radley Rd #4 , Santa Mari a 93454) ADD L~nd $200 , Impr ovement s $110
and Real ?r operty Cash Value $1 ,240
125- 170- 09 Code 3000 assessed to Roy n/Loui se A Curnow (715 S
3radley Rd # 3 , Santa Maria 93454) ADD Land $ 200 , Improvement s $110
and Real Pr operty Cash Val ue $1 , 240 .
125- 170- 10 Code 3000 assessed to Everet t M/Mary J Willia,~s (715 S
~radley Rd #2, Santa Maria 93454) ADD Land $ 205 , Impr ovements $120
and Real ?roperty Cash Value $1,300 .
125- 170- 11 Code 3000 assessed to Wayne M/Elizabeth P Lindner
(715 S jjr adl ey Rd #1, Santa 11aria 93454) ADD Land $ 205 , Impr ovements
$120 and Real Property Cash Value $1, 300
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125-170- 12 Code 3000 assessed to Joseph Sesto Jr et ux (120 Z Cnurch
Santa Maria 93454 ) ADD Land $205 , Improvements$120 and Real Property
Cash Value $1 , 300 .
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125- 170- 13 Code 3.000 assessed t .o Felix H Hopkins et ux ( 715 S Bradley
San-ca !"Iaria 93454 ) ADD Land $205 , I mprovements $120, Real Property
Cash Value $1 , 300 .
Kirkpatrick (715 S 125- 170- 14 Code 3000 assessed to Mar j orie H
Br adley Rd #23, Santa Maria) ADD Land $200,
Real Pro?erty Cash Value $1,240 .
Improvements $110 and
1~5 - 170 - 1 5 Code 3000 assessed
Beverly Hills 90 201) ADD Land
Pro?erty Cash Value $1,300 .
to Lester Pezzner
$205, Imprvements
(9903 Kip Dr,
$120 and Real '
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Way , Santa Maria 93454) ADD Land
Real Pro? e ~ty Cash Value $1,300 .
Mavis
$205 ,
E Bartleson (4730
Improvements $120
Crowley1
and
125- 170- 17 Code 3000 assessed to Jefferson W Egan et ux (715 S
3radley Rd , Santa Maria 93454) ADD .Land $205, Improvements $120 and
Real Property Cash Value $1,300 .
125-170- 18 Code 3000 assessed to Marian J Scott , (715 S Bradley
1Rd #19, Santa Maria 93454) ADD Land $200 , Improvements$110 and
Real Property Cash Value $1,240 .
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125-170- 19 Code 3000 assessed to Gerald/Corine E Cronkite (715 S 3radley
Rd #18, Santa Maria 93454) ADD Land $200 , Improvements $110 and
Real Property Cash Value $1,240 .
12 5- l 70- 20 Code 3000 assessed to James .\"1 / Bet ty M Burns ( 716 S
J Bradley Rd #17, Sant~ Maria 93454) ADD Land $200, Improvemen-cs $110
and Real Property Cash Value $1,240 .
-- 1 25-170-21 Code 3000 assessed to Webster W/Mae P Bernhardt Jr
(715 S .Bradley Rd #16, Santa Maria 93454) ADD Land $205, Improvereents
$120 and Real Property Cash Value $1,300 .
125- 170- 22 Code 3000 assessed to Robert L/Ruth C Nolan (715 S
~radley Rd #15, Santa Maria 93454) ADD Land. $205 , Imprvements $120
and Real Property Cash Value $1,300 .
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125- 170- 23 Code 30CO assessed to Buford R Barrett et ux (715 S
Bradl ey Rd #14 , Santa Maria) ADD Land $205, Improvements $120 and
Re~l Property Cash Value $1,300.
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Report of Ad
Hoc Comm. on
Narcotics and
Drug Abuse
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Powers Agreeaent
with City
of S.B. for
Financing of
T.erainal Bldg.
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Defender's
Of ice
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yor of Lompo
re Proposed
Amendment to C
Code setting
aside Land Are
to Resolve Pro
Created by Use
of Unimproved
Property by
Motorcyclists.
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Buildinf
Official s Reolving
Fund
increased from
$500 to $3,000.
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In t he Matter of Report and Recommendation of Administrative Officer and
County Cou~sel oi1. October 4, 1970 Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Narcotics and
Drug Abuse.
Upon motion of Supervisor Callahan, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
continued to Monday, November 2, 1970.
In the Matter of Report and Recommendation from Administrative Officer
and County Counsel on Proposed Joint Powers Agreement with City of Santa Barbar a
for Financing of Terminal Building at Municipal Airport .
Subject report was read by the Clerk which indicated that it is generally
agreed that the County could endorse the principle with the understanding that such I
a procedure would be for a specific project only (a new airport terminal and certain
additional parking requirements) which would not commit the County nor obligate it
financiall y in any way.
Colonel Richard Temple (Ret ' d) of the S. B. County Taxpayers Association
recommended that the County does not have to be involved in a joint powers agreement
as the City can go ahead and put up the bonds for the voters to consider.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject proposal to enter into a joint exercise
of powers agreement for the purpose of creating an authority to construct a
new airport terminal be, and the same is hereby approved, in principle; and referred
to the County Counsel to confer with the City Attorney and bond attorneys in the
preparation of such an agreement
In the Matter of Annual Report from Administrative Officer on Public
Defender ' s Office .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously~ it is ordered that subject report, read by the Clerk be, and
the same is hereby, accepted for filing .
In the Matter of Report from Mayor of the City of Lompoc on Proposed
Amendment to County Code and Setting Aside of Certain Land Areas to Resolve Problem
Created by Use of Unimproved Property by Motorcyclists .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
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carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject communication together with a memorandum
from James T. Longtin, Lompoc City Attorney, and a communication from Jack
T. Swords of Santa Maria be, and the same are hereby, referred to the Administrative
Officer and Sheriff for report and recommendation as to ordinance enforcement
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In the Matter of Resolution Establishing $3,000 Revolving Fund for
Director of Public Works for Use in Building Ordinance Abatement Actions, Rescinding
Resolution No . 22351 to Eliminate Former $500 Building Official ' s Revolving Fund,
and Rescinding Board Action of October 13, 1970, Resolution No . 70 - 633 .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO . 70-634
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILES)
October 19, 1970
Agreement btw. Co. In the Matter of Execution of Agreement between the County of Santa
Eli Luria * Dr.
Eugene Aiches to Barbara and Eli Luria and Dr . Eugene Aiches to Make Certain Improvements Concerning
make illproveaents on
Developaent Plan Development Plan (70-M-88) and to Convey Right of Way to the County.
and to Convey .
Rt. of Way to c . Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
I carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO. 70-635
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILES)
Approval of Boundari s In the Matter of Recommendation of Agricultural Preserve Committee to
of Agric. Preserve o
Mrs. Margaret K. Approve Boundaries of Agricultural Preserve of Mrs . Margaret K. Gardner (68 -AP- 5) .
Gardner. I
Standard Gas Co.
Application for
Franchise-Santa
Maria Area
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Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject recommendation for approval of the
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boundaries of the agricultural preserve of Mrs . Margaret K. Gardner (68-AP- 5) be,
and the same is hereby, confirmed
In the Matter of Report and Recommendation on Application of Standard
Gas Company for Franchise to Install, Maintain and Operate an 8-Inc~ Pipeline to
Transport Waste Water Obtained through Oil Production from Gathering Site to Treatment
Plant, Santa Maria Area .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
continued to Monday, October 26, 1970, at the request of County Counsel.
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Request of Peter
Bakewell to accept .
3 SeparateEasements
from Property Owners
for Riding Hiking
Trail-Montecito Area
In the Matter of Request of Peter Bakewell for Montecito Trails Foundation
for Consideration of Acceptance of Three Separate Easements Dedicated by Property
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Request of Cach
Church Caap for
Approval of Increase
in Rates.
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Owners for Riding and Hiking Trail .
Subject letter was read which stated that three Montecito property owners
have offered to dedicate easements to the County for a new 10-foot wide riding and
hiking trail across their properties, to be called the Mitchell/Whittier/Dellar
Trail, about one-half mile long, extending from Bella Vista Drive to Lilac Drive, in
a location conforming to that shown on Map GP-18F of the Amended General Plan of
Equestrian and Hiking Trails
The Foundation requested the Board to agree to accept the three (3) easements
for the new trail, authorize the County Surveyor to survey and prepare a legal
description of the Mitchell/Whittier/Dellar Trail for the purpose of dedication to
the County by means of three (3) separate easements, and to authorize County Counsel
to prepare the proper easements for execution and delivery by the property owners
involved .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject request be, and the same is hereby,
approved, and referred to County Counsel and County Surveyor for preparation of the
necessary documents.
In the Matter of Request of Cachuma Church Camp for Approval of Increase
in Rates .
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Approval of
Final Map-Trac
#11,004, 3rd
Supervisorial
District. I
October 19, 1970
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby, referred
to the Park Cormnission , Park Director, and County Counsel for report and
recommendation.
In the Matter of Recommendation of Assistant County Surveyor for Approval
of Final Map of Tract #11,004 Located North of Highway 246 and West of Refugio Road,
Third Supervisorial District.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervi sor Tunnell, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the reconnnendation of the Assistant County Sur-
veyor for approval of the final map of Tract #11,004 located north of State Highway
246 and west of Refugio Road in the Third Supervisorial District be, and the same is
hereby, confirmed.
The map has been found to be technically correct, conforms to the approved
tentative map or any approved alterations thereof and complies with all applicable
laws and regulations . Written notice has been received from the Land Development
Coordinator that all affected departments and agencies have certifi ed that their
requirements have been satisfied and that all bonds, cash deposit s or instruments of
credit have been received by the County Clerk; and the County Surveyor ' s certificate .
has been executed on the original tracings as provided in Section 11593 of the California
Busi ness and Profess i ons Code.
S1mary of
Proceedings of
Traffic Engine
Co-. Meeting
Oct. 7, 1970
In the Matter of S11nnnary of Proceedings of Traffic Engineering Committee
ri~eting on October 7, 1970.
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Petitions of
400 siisnature
requesting 4-w y
stop sirm at
corner of Roy 1
Oak Rd & Oak
Knoll Rd S. M.
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Subject report was submitted to the Board by the Road Commi ssioner .
Letters and petitions containing approxi mately 400 s i gnatures were also
received by the Board requesting the installation of a four-way stop sign at the corner
of Royal Oak Road and Oak Knoll Road in Santa Maria area .
Mrs . Patricia Brown appeared to indicate her concern with the traffic hazards
and acci dents in the area of Royal Oak Road and Oak Knoll Road . The Committee
had recormnended that Oak Knoll Road be designated as a Through Street between Patt erson
Road and Dunlap School, and that a centerline be placed on the road. Mrs . Brown
contended that the white line down the middle of the road wi ll not relieve the problem.
Leland R. Steward, Road Commissioner, explai ned some of the statements contained
in the report .
Upon mot ion of Supervi sor Tunnell, seconded by Supe-rvisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, i t i s ordered the request of the petitioners for i nstallation of
a four-way stop sign at the corner of Royal Oak Road and Oak Knoll Road in the Santa
Maria area be, and the same is hereby, approved.
It is further ordered that the Suunnary of Proceedings of the Traffic Engineering
Cormnittee meeting of October 7, 1970, be, and the same is hereby, approved
for a' genda items 10- 1 through 10- 12; item 10-13 bei ng the 4-way stop at the intersection
of Oak Knoll Road and Royal Oak Road.
Awarding Bid In the Matter of Awarding Bid for Construction of Comfort Station No . 1,
for Constr. of
Comfort Stati Toro Canyon Park, Santa Barbara.
No. 1 Toro
Canyon Park, S B.
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Awarding Bid for
Constr. of Brown Rd.
Santa Maria area.
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October 19, 1970
The Affidavit of Publication being on file with the Clerk, the following
bids were opened at a meeting held on October 15, 1970; the roll was called, and
representatives of the following departments were present: County Counsel, Public
Works; and J . E. Lewis, Clerk:
Fred H. Clyde
Don Greene
Kenneth c. Urton
J . W. Bailey Construction
H. Mosley, Inc .
Davidson & Cook
o. K. Cement
$14,600.00
$15,100.00
$14,620.00
$13,657.00
$14,097.00
$13,984.00
$12,384.00
The engineer's estimate was $14,350. 00.
The Director of Public Works submitted a report and recommendation to award
the contract to OK Industries dba OK Cement Contractors, 419 Olive Street,
Santa Barbara, the low bidder
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It appearing that the bid of o. K. Cement is the lowest and best bid received
from a responsible bidder, and that said bid is satisfactory and in accordance
with the notice inviting bids for said project;
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the bid of OK Industries dba OK Cement Contractors,
in the amount of $12,384.00 be accepted, and that the contract for said
project be awarded to the said contractor from Account 52 C 2 at the price and upon
the terms and conditions set forth in said bid and in said notice inviting bids.
It is further ordered that the Director of Public Works be, and he is
hereby, authorized and directed to prepare the necessary contract for the work; and
the Chai rman and Clerk be, and they are hereby, authorized and directed to execute
same.
In the Matter of Awarding Bid for Construction of Brown Road from 2.36
Miles to 3 .36 Miles West of State Highway Route 1, Project No . 5016. 2, Santa Maria.
The Affidavit of Publication being on file with the Clerk, the following
bids were opened at a meeting held on October 15, 1970 in Santa Maria; the roll was
called, and representatives of the following departments were present: County Counsel,
Roads; and J . E. Lewis, Clerk:
1) M. J . Hermreck, Inc.
2) Tony Sanchez, Inc .
3) Arthur Q. Evans
4) C. & J . Lambert, Inc.
5) C. Sanchez ~ Son, I nc.
6) Harold D. Peterson
7) Walter Bros. Constr. Co . Inc
8) Phillips Construction Co .
9) A. J . Diani Construction Co.
10) Madonna Construction Co .
The engineer's estimate was $95,400.00.
$77,802.01
$86,903 . 76
$98 ,266 .50
$101,815.60
$J_o2, 744. 90
$101,535.05
$110,384. 4.5
$110,719 .68
$114,973.00
$129,483 .00
The Road Commissioner submitted a report and recommendation t o award the
contract to M. J . Hermreck, I nc . , P.O. Box 217, Nipomo, California, t he low bidder.
It appearing that the bid of M. J. Hermreck, Inc. is the lowest and best
bid received from a responsible bidder, and t hat said bid is satisfactory and in
accordance with the notice inviting bids for said project;
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Resolution fro
Ca. Bd. of Ed.
disapproving
proposed foraation
of Unified
School
Dist.-S.M. are
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Resolution req
Dept. of Healt
Ed. " Welfare
to Restore Cut
in Grant H-701
to S.B. area
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October 19, 1970
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the bid of M. J. Hermreck, Inc., in the
amount of $77,802. 01 be accepted, and that the contract for said project be awarded
to the said contractor at the price and upon the terms and conditions set forth in
said bid and in said notice inviting bids .
It is further ordered that the Road Commissioner be, and he is hereby,
authorized and directed to prepare the n~cessary contract for the work; and the
Chairman and Clerk be, and they are hereby, authorized and directed to execute same .
In the Matter of Res olution from California State Board of Education Disapproving
Proposed Formation of Unified School District as Part of Master Plan for
County, Comprising Area of the Santa Maria Joint Union High School District .
Subject resolution was read by the Clerk .
William Sommermeyer, Chairman of the Santa Barbara County Committee of
School District Organization stated that the action of the State Board of Educati on
is completely unexplainable . His committee is having a meeti ng next week as there
is no other plan that can be devised at this point.
Upon motion of Supervisor Callahan, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
placed on file
In the Matter of Resolution Requesting the Department of Health, Educati on
and Welfare to Restore the Cut in Grant No . H-7012 to the Santa Barbara Area .
Mr . David Duerr explained the overall cut in the whole we.stern area which
was not authorized by Congress .
Mr . Paul Floyd, Assistant Administrative Officer, said this program was
the best investment in the community . He felt the Board shoulp support the Community
Action Commission to restore the funds under the head start program.
Upon motion of Supervisor Callahan, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted :
Resolution No . 70-635-A
(ORIGINAL IN FERMANEN1!' FILES)
Salary Reco. . nd. In the Matter of Presentation of Salary Recommendations by Administrative
by Adinistrat ve
Officer Officer.
The Administr ative Officer submitted salary recommendations fpr the Board
to consider in time to make changes effective December 1, 1970, and that the Auditor-
Controller be authorized to t ransfer funds from the contingency account to each of
the departmental budgets as adopted salary adjustments may require .
It was pointed ont that salary recommendations have already been made and
approved for a certain segment of County employees, to become effective December 1,
1970 and with this deviation from the County's previous plan to consider salary
changes on January 1, 1971, it is felt most necessary to make such other adjustments
as the Board may deem appropriate on December 1, 1970, also .
The recommendations submitted are the result of a review of data and
evaluation of the selected eight counties used for comparison purposes as well as
appropriate local data, and are based upon the benchmark concept as well as concern
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for interior relationships and will provide a sound, competitive position for the .
County within the labor markets.
Every effort has been made to meet the spirit and intent of the Governmert
Code in discussing and reviewing candidly the proposals as presented by employee
representatives of the recognized employee organizations concerned - the S. B. County
Employees Association, the S. B. County Attorneys Association, and the local unit
of the Social Workers Union, Local 535 . They are in agreement in many areas; however,
in some areas they are not, but administration and other staff members will
continue to discuss the differences to try and reach mutually acceptable resolutions
prior to any final action the Board may wis.h to take. Department heads have been
advised of these recommendations and their comments and suggestions have been con-
sidered.
In addition to salary figures provided, there are currently two recommendations
which it is felt correlate very closely to the salary picture: It has been
suggested that some technique be devised for recognition of the bilingual requirements
of various County departments . The Director of Personnel will investigate this
area closely and report back to the Board his recommendations by mid-February 1971 .
The other area is the duty hours of personnel in the Fire Department on shift duty
Currently, the duty schedule is established on an 84-hour-per-week schedule . It is
recommended that this be reduced to a 72- hour schedule as of December 1, 1970, with
another reduction to an approximate 67- hour schedule on July 1, 1971, with attendant
revisions in the manner in which vacation time is applied to the work schedule.
The salary recommendations cover 406 classes, 2,449 positions and percentage
changes ranging f ron no change up to 20%. This does include department and .3 v
assistant depar.tm ent heads but does not include elected officials, court attaches, . . . . .
or other personnel whose s.a.l aries are controlled by State statute. Four classes ~ ~~
not recommended for adjustment are Licensed Vocational Nurse, X-Ray Technician, XRay
Technician-Mobile, and Supervising X-Ray Technician.
The estimated cost of these adjustments, if made effective December 1,
1970, for t he remainder of the fiscal year, would be approximately $1,120,000, i neluding
increased financial requirements for County retirement contributions, OASDI,
and compensation insurance premiums, all of which are computed as direct coefficients
of payroll costs . The average increase per employee is 8 . 54%.
There has been concern on the part of employees regarding the January
date for salary adjustments . In discussions with the Sheriff ' s Benefit & Relief
Association, it was agreed that administration would review their salaries ~gain
in July, 1971; therefore, it is felt the Board should consider this date for all
employees .
R. D. Johnson, Administrative Officer, in making his presentation to the
Board, stated that if the Board adopts these recommendations effective December 1,
1970, in order to provide the amount of funds in the contingency a restriction should
be introduced on the employment for vacant positions and extra help. I
Leonard Roders, President of the Social Workers Union, made his presentation
and stated that the Union voted that the recommendations submitted are inadequate
He requested administration to continue discussions . He pointed out that the position
of Eligibility Worker was misclassified three years ago because the true responsibil-
I.ti.es were never put in the Job descri.pti.on. He proceed e d to explain the responsibil
ities of that position.
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Allowance of
Claiws '
Coaaunicatioas
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October 19, 1970
Mr. Roders pointed out the need for improvement in the turnover factor.
Zack L. Stringer, General Manager of the Santa Barbara County Employees
Association, said there will be further discussions this week to review many of the
classifications.
David Minier, District Attorney, made his presentation as a department
head only. With respect to the positions of Chief Deputy District Attorney and
Assistant District Attorney, the 10% increase is not adequate ~n comparison with the
eight-county sample. He submitted three charts which show averages computed differently
.
John Hass, Attorney at Law, appeared in support of Mr. Minier's request,
stating that the personnel should be upgraded. . , '
Colonel Temple (Ret'd) of the s. B. County Taxpayers Association .said all
the tax groups wish to appear before the Board before it acts on the salary recommendations
submitted. Therefore, he requested a continuance of subject matter for a
week.
Upon motion of Supervisor ' Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby, continued
to Monday, October 26, 1970
~he Board recessed until 2 o'clock, p .m.
At 2 o'clock, p .m., the Board reconvened
Present: Supervisors George H. Clyde, Joe J.
Callahan, Daniel G. Grant, and , ~~rtis
T11nnell ;and J.E . 1e~4is,_ Clerk: _.:~:
Absent: SUR~nzisor Francis u. Beattie
Supervisor Clyde in the Chair
In the Matter of Allowance of Claims.
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Upon motion, duly seconded, and carried unanimously, it is ordered that
the following claims be, and the same are hereby allowed, each claim for the amount
and payable out of the fund designated on the face of each claim, resp.ectively, to-wit:
on rile:
(See Claims List on page 177)
Upon the roll being called, the following Supervisors voted Aye , to-wit:
George H. Clyde, Joe J. Caltahan, Daniel G. Grant
and Curtis Tunnell.
Noes: None.
Absent: Francis H. Beattie
In the Matter of Communciations.
The following communications were received by the Board and ordered placed
/ Residence Halls Association UCSB - Operation One-On-One, to establish
communications between University and the Santa Barbara Community
/Lake Los Carneros Residents Association - opposition to development
of El Capitan Ranch property.
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1.78
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u October 19;' 1970
San Luis Obispo County Board of Supervisors - resolution supporting
J
Cojo Anchorage. .
State Division of Highways - designation of Road Commissioner as
I
County Coordinating Agent regarding TOPICS Program, and outline
of duties.
California Senate Committee on Judiciary - notice of hearing October
22, 1970 at 9:30 a .m. in Mural Room of Santa Barbara County Court
House, on dissemination of criminal records (SR 287, Lagomarsino)
Resoutien fro In the Matter of Resolution from Isla Vista Community Council Requesting
1.v.c.c. req.
Bi. of Super- Board of Supervisors to Purchase Land where Perfect Park is Located.
visors to Purchase
Land Subject communication was read by the Clerk, and Mr. Van !tali from the
where Perfect
Park is Locate Community Councel made comments in support of the request.
/
Notice fr
Gov. Reagan on
A communication from State Departments of Parks and Recreation, dated
October 6, 1970, was also received by the Board.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Superviscr Tunnell, and carried
unanimously , it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby, referred
to the Park Director .
In the Matter of Notice from Governor Reagan on Public Service Internship
Public Service Program.
Internship Pro~.
I
Netice of
Cost Refund to
Co. of S.B.
-
Reselution
Opposed to
Prop. 18 re
Use of Gasoline
Tax Fuads.
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Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
referred to the Administrative Officer .
In the Matter of Notice from State Board of Equalization of Administrative
Cost Refund to the County of Santa Barbara of $595 . 68. j
Subject communication was read by t he Clerk which indicated that the State
Controller, on November 18, 1970, will mail the County of Santa Barbara a warrant for
the regular monthly advance payment plus the amount of the County refund in connection
with local sales taxes. Cost down to $1 .10 per $100. 00.
Upon motion of Supervisor Callahan, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject refund be, and the same is hereby,
approved for acceptance, and when received, deposited with the County Auditor to the
General Fund.
In the Matter of Resolution in Opposition to Proposition 18 Relating to
Use of Gasoline Tax Funds.
Resolutions were received by the Board from Fresno County and Lake County
Boards of Supervisors on subject proposal to be voted upon at the November 3, 1970
election, which were ordered placed on file .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried,
with Supervisor Clyde voting "No'', the Board passed and adopted the following
resolution:
Resolution No . 70-636
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILES)
. . .
Reselutien Specifyin
Te1as ani Coaaitieas
fer Sale of Proaisse y
Netes ~ Autherizing
Aelicitatiea ef Bids
I
Rezoning ef Preperti s
fer Agric . Preserves
I
October 19, 1970
In the Matter of Resolution Specifying the Terms and Conditions for the
Sale of Promissory Notes of Santa Barbara County and Authorizing Solicitation of
Bids Therefor .
Upon motion of Supervisor Callahan, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted :
Resolution No , 70 - 637
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILES)
In the Matter of Hearings on Planning Connnission and Agricultural Preserve
Advisory Committee Recommendations to Approve Requests for Adoption of Ordinances
Amending Article IV of Ordinance No . 661 to Rezone Certain Properties in
Goleta, Santa Maria, and Guadalupe Areas for Agricultural Preserves .
179
This being the date and time set for hearings on Planning Commission and
Agricultural Preserve Advisory Committee recommendations to approve the requests of
the following property owners for adoption of ordinances amending Article IV of
Ordinance No . 661 to rezone certain properties in Goleta, Santa Maria, and Guadalupe
areas for agricultural preserves ; the Affidavit of Publication being on file; and
there bei ng no appearances or written statements submitted for or agai ns t subject
proposals;
.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered tha t the recommendations of the Planning Commission
and t he Agricultural Preserve Advisory Committee to adopt ordinances amending Article
IV of Ordi nance No . 661 of the County of Santa Barbara, for agricultural preserves I
be , and the same are hereby, confirmed, on the basis that it conforms to the General
Plan of the County:
.
/ l) Goleta Valley Egg Ranch (69-RZ-60), Goleta , rezone from A- 1-X
to 100-AL District Classification on request to rezone to 50-AG; and annexation of
property to existing Stow Company and La Patera Cattle Company (68-AP-8) (68-RZ-29)
agricultural preserve .
/ 2)Wilbur s. Souza (70-RZ-32), Santa Maria, rezone from 10-AG to
40-AG District Classifi cation on request to rezone to 100-AG
~3) John B. Wineman (70-RZ-53) , Santa Maria, rezone from C-3 and 10-
AG to 40-AG District Classification, with exception of the northerly 913 . 63 feet I
long and approximately 135 feet wide portion of the property accommodating at present
an access road, thus preserving existing C-3 zoning along West Main Street .
/ 4) Will H. Wineman (70-RZ-58), Guadalupe, rezone from ''U'' to 40-AG
District Classification.
It is further ordered that the following ordinance be passed and adopted:
~ In the Matter of Ordinance No . 2124 - An Ordinance Amending Or-
I
I
'Ordinance No. 2124
Rezeaing ef Prepert
J~r Agric. Preserves es dinance No . 661 of the County of Santa Barbara~ as Amended, by Adding Section 656
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to Article IV of Said Ordinance .
Upon. the roll being called, the following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
' George H. Clyde, Joe J. Callahan, Daniel G. Grant
and Curtis Tunnell.
Nos : None
Absent: Francis H. Beattie
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October 19, 1970
Creatiea of
Agric. Pres47rv s.
Advisory
In the Matter of Hearings on Planning Commission and Agricultural Preserve
Committee Recommendations for Creation of Agricultural Preserves in the
.
'
Goleta, Santa Maria, and Guadalupe Areas.
This being the date and time set for hearings on subject proposals; the
Affidavits of Publication being on file with the Clerk;
A communication was received by the Board and read by the Clerk from James
R. Christianse~ , President of the Goleta Union School District Board of Trustees, protesting
the establishment of the agri cultural preserve for the Goleta Valley Egg Ranch,
in view of the Board ' s refusal to reimburse the school district for its revenue losses. '
There being no further appearances or written statements submitted for or
against subject proposal;
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the recommendations of the Planni ng Commission and
Agricultural Preserve Advisory Committee to approve the following appli cati ons to
create 1443, Statutes of 1965, known as the California Land Conservation Act, be, and
the same are hereby, confirmed, from a land use standpoint, on the basis that it conforms
to the criteria established by the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County:
~l) Goleta Valley Egg Ranch (68-AP-8) , Goleta
/ 2) Wilbur s. Souza (70 -AP-14), Santa Maria
I
1 3) John B. Wineman (70-AP- 27), Santa Maria
/ 4) Will H. Wineman (70-AP-31), Guadalupe
It is furt her ordered that the following resolut i on be passed and adopted:
Reselution fer In the Matter of Creation of Agricultural Preserves in the Goleta,
creatiea ef
agric. preserv a.Santa Maria, and Guadalupe .
Executioa ef
Shert Fera La
Coaservati
Coatracts
creatiag Agric
Preserves.
RESOLUTION NO . 70-638
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILES)
In the Matter of Execution of Short Form Land Conservation Contracts
Creating Agricultural Preserves .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and car-
1 ried unanimously, the following resolutions were passed and adopted authorizing the
. .
Chairman and Clerk to execute Short Form Land Consei;:vation Contracts on agricultural
preserves:
'
Resolution No . 70 - 639
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILES)
1 (Goleta Valley Egg Ranch, 68-AP-8), Goleta.
Resolution No . 70-640
(ORIGINAL IN-PERMANENT FILES)
1 (Wilbur S. Souza, 70 -AP- 14) , Santa Maria.
Resolution No . 70-641
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILES)
/(John B. Wineman, 70-AP- 27), Santa Mar~a .
Resolution No . 70-642
(ORIGI NAL IN PERMANEN'I' FILES)
; (Will H. Wineman, 70-AP-31), Guadalupe
)
181
October 19, 1970
equest for Report e In the Matter of Request for Report from County Assessor on the Effect
ffect Agric. Prese s
as en Assess ValuatU.Agricultural Preserves Has on Assess Valuation of the County.
f the CouRty. /
Reariag Propeaed
Abol t1e ef Ce. Fir
Zene 7, Lompoc.
Abolition
Zone No. 7
of Fire
I
Heariag e Appeal of
Dr. Eugene Aiches
Supervisor Callahan asked how much property has now gone into agricultural
preserves in the County, and the reply was approximately 240,000 acres . He questioned
the effect this has on the assessment roll .
Upon moti on of Supervisor Callahan, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carri ed unanimously, it i s ordered that the County Assessor be, and he is hereby,
authorized and directed to advise the Board of Supervisors on what effect the amount
of acreage that has gone into agricultural preserves has on the assessed valuation of
the County.
In the Matter of Hearing on Proposed Abolition of County Fire Zone #7,
Lompoc (Vandenberg-Mission Hills Area) .
Thi s being the date and time set for hearing on subject proposal; the
Afficavi t of Publication being on file with the Clerk; and there being no appearances
or written s t atements submitted for or against subject proposal;
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that subject heari ng be , and the same is hereby,
concluded.
It is further ordered that the following resolution was passed and adopted:
In the Matter of Abolishing Special Fire Protection
Zone No . 7 in the Santa Barbara County Fire Protection
District. (Vandenberg-Mission Hills Area, Fourth
Supervisorial District)
Resolutipn No . 70- 643
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FU.ES)
f roa Coniitieas
Approval ef Develepa at
?laa fer Office Blig ,
In. the Matter of ~earing on Appeal of Dr . Eugene Aiches from Conditions
Imposed on Planning Commission Approval of Development Plan (70-M- 88) for Office
Building, Goleta .
Geleta. I
Geleta Valley Heusi
Ce-ittee, lac.Request
for Revised
Partial Devele~eat
fer Kellegg Ave.,
Goleta.
(
This being the date and time set for hearing on subject matter; the
Affidavit of Publication being on file with the Clerk;
Dr . Aiches submitted a written request that this matter be withdrawn
from the agenda as a compromise agreement has been affected between him and the
County Road Department .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
removed from the agenda .
In the Matter of Hearing on Planning Conunission Recommendation to Adopt
an Ordi nance .Amending Article IV of Ordinance No . 661 on Request of Goleta Valley
Housing Committee, Inc . (70- RZ - 71) to Allow for Revised Partial Development, Eliminating
Condition for Covering Required Automobile Parking Space on Property Located
on West Side of Kellogg Avenue, Approximately 100 Feet North of Hollister Avenue,
Goleta .
This being the date and time set for hearing on subject proposal; the
Affidavit of Publication being on file with the Clerk;
.
182
Qrdi aace Ne.
2125 Geleta
Vall ey Heusing
ce-:lttee, lac
I
Appeal ef UHaul
Ce. req.
Trail r it T
Reatal Servic
at Service
Sta. at 5960
Calle Real,
Ge le ta.
I
ltequest ef
Mace Cerp.
fer Coaciti 1
Use Perait
re Tille Liait
Occupaacy f
Caapiag Space
I
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October 19, 1970
A communication was received by the Board and read by the Clerk from F. W.
Hilton in opposition to subject proposal
There being no further appearances or written statements submitted for
or against subject proposal;
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the recommendation of the Planning Commission
to adopt an ordinance amending Section 579 of Article IV of Ordinance No . 661 from
request of the Goleta Valley Housing Committee, Inc . (70-RZ-71) to allow for a revised
partial development plan which eliminates the condition for covering required
automobile parking spaces, Assessor's Parcel No . 71-090-49, generally located on the
west side of Kellogg Avenue, approximately 100 feet northerly of Hollister Avenue, I
Goleta be, and the same is hereby, confirmed, on the basis of Report of Findings and
Recommendation as set forth in Planning Commission Resolution No . 70 - 99, and the
Board passed and adopted the following ordinance:
In the Matter of Ordinance No . 2125 - An Ordinance Amending
Ordinance No . 661 of the County of Santa Barbara, as Amended, by Amending Paragraph
a) and Paragraph c) of Section 579 of Article IV of Said Ordinance.
Upon the roll being called, the following Supervisors voted Aye, to -wit:
George H. Clyde, Joe J . Callahan, Daniel G. Grant,
and Curtis Tunnell.
-~~ --- Noes: None .
Absent: Francis H. Beattie
In the Matter of Continued Hearing on Appeal of U-Haul Company from
Planning Commission Determination that Requested Trailer & Truck Rental Service from
Automobile Service Station at 5960 Calle Real, Goleta, is Not a Permitted Use in the
CH District Classification of Ordinance No . 661 (70-M-67) . I
This being the date and time set for the continued hearing on the subject
proposal;
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject hearing be, and the same is hereby,
duly and regularly continued to Monday, December 21, 1970 at 2 o'clock, p .m. to
allow the Planning Commission to finish hearings and report back to the Board
In the Matter of Continued Hearing on Request of Macco Corporation
(Rancho Santa Barbara) for Issuance of Conditional Use Permit (70-CP-33) Regarding
Time Limit on Occupancy of Camping Spaces .
This being the date and time set for the continued hearing on subject
proposal;
I George H. Allen, Attorney at Law, appeared before the Board, and discussion
ensued on the wording of the draft of the proposed modification to Conditions
''D'' and ''L'' of the Macco Corporation Conditional Use Permit, such as using the ex-
.
press ion of "in any calendar year'' rather than ''12-month period''
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried, 't'1ith Supervisor Callahan voting "No'', it is ordered that the proposed modification
to Conditions ''D'' and ''L'' regarding time limit on occupancy of camping
spaces of the Macco Corporation (Rancho Santa Barbara) Conditional Use Permit (70-
CP-33) be, and the same is hereby, approved
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183
October 19, 1970
f
Request of Welfare
irecter fer Approval
Altera.ate Plau to
lllpleaet Feoi Staap
Pregraa and Fuads.
. .Plan
In the Matter of Request of Welfare Director for Approval of Alternate
to Implement Food Stamp Program, and Funds Therefor .
Subject written request was received by the Board and read by the Clerk.
It stated that during the initial planning for the food stamp program, it was noted
that in the majority of California counties there was utilization of banks and loan
companies for the stamp issuance service. However, he has been unable to negotiate
similar contracts in this county .
As plans call for the food stamp plan to be in operation by November 1, 19f 0,
he requested approval to make necessary fund transfers, as approved by the Administrative
Officer, for alternative plans . If no private contracts for stamp issuance
services are available, it will be necessary for t he Welfare Department to develop
t hese ~ervices as a departm~ntal function and funds will need to be transferred for
1 extra help positions, regular salaries, office rental, vault storage services, armored
car t ransport services, and related operational costs .
eseluti urgia
support of Foei Sta
Pregraa by Local
Fiaacial Istitutie s.
Salary Rece eaati as
Laguaa County
Saaitatiea Distr ct
Persennel.
Arthur Nelson, ~elfare Director, appeared in support of his request
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
In the Matter of Urging Support of Food Stamp Program by Local
Financial Institutions .
Resolution No . 70 - 644
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILES)
In the Matter of Salary Recommendations from Administrative Officer on
Laguna County Sanitation District Personnel .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carri ed unanimously , it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same i s hereby,
continued to Monday, October 26, 1970, at the request of the Administrative Officer.
Report fro Ceissi In the Matter of Report from Commission on Isla Vista to The Regents of
Isla Vista to The
Regeats of the U. of the University of California .
Ca . Supervisor Clyde submitted a copy of subject report for filing and made
a comment on a recommendation that there be a moratorium on increased student enrollment
at UCSB so the problems are not compounded
' .
Upon motion the Board adjourned sin e dje.
The foregoing Minutes are hereby approved.
,
J . Clerk
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184
Approval of
Minutes of
Oct. 19, 1970
Meeting.
' October 26, 1970
Board of Supervisors of the County. of ~ anta Barbara,
State of California, October 26 , 1970, at 9:30 o ' clock , a .m.
Present: Supervisors Georg ~ H. Clyde, Joe J . Callahan,
Daniel G. Grant , Francis Ht Beattie1 and
Curtis Tunnell; and J. E. Lewis 1 Clerk
Supervisor Clyde in the Chair
In the Matter of Approval of Mi nutes of October 19, 1970 Meeting .
.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beatti e, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the reading of the minutes of the October 19, 1970
meeting be dispensed with, and t he minutes approved, as submitted.
Resolution for In the Matter of Resolution of Intention for Proposed ArnExat ion of Waller
Proposed
Annexation of Park-Majestic Tract to County Service Area No . 5, Fifth Supervisori al District .
Waller Park-
Maj estic Trac Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
to Co. Svs. A ea
5 unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
Resolution fo
Proposed
Annexation of
Park View Sub
division ic
Tract 11,089
to Co. Svs Ar a
5.
Plans ic Specs
for Transfer
Sta Rd. Repa r
ic Improvement
RESOLUTION NO . 70-645
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILES)
I In the Matter of Resolution of Intention for Proposed Annexation of Park
View Subdi vi sion and Tract #11,089 to County Service Area No . 5 , Fifth Supervisorial
District.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried I
unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO . 70- 646
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILES)
In the Matter of Approval of Plans and Specifications for Transfer Station
Road Repair and Improvements , Santa Barbara .
Upon motion of Supervi sor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that plans and specifications for "Transfer Station Road
Repai r and Improvements, Santa Barbara" be, and the same are hereby, approved
It is further ordered that Thursday, November 12, 1970, at 3 o ' clock, p .m.
be, and the same is hereby, set as the date and time for the opening of bids on subject
proposal, and that notice be given by publication in the Santa Barbara News -Press ,
a newspaper of general circulation, as follows, to-wit:
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Notice is hereby given that the County of Santa Barbara will receive bi ds for,-
' 'TRANSFER STATION ROAD REPAIR AND IMPROVEMENTS , SANTA
BARBARA, SANTA BARBA~ COUNTY, CALIFORNIA''
Each bi d wi ll be in accordance with drawings and specifications approved by
the Board of Supervisors and on file in the OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS,
COUNTY ENGINEERING BUILDING, 123 EAST ANAPAMU STREET, SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA, WHERE
THEY MAY BE EXAMINED AND COPIES SECURED BY PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS .
October 26, 1970 185
Pursuant to the provisions of Section 1773 of the Labor Code of the State
of Cali fornia (Amended by Statutes 1968, Chapter 699, Paragraph 1, operative July 1,
1969) the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara has directed the publishing
of t he prevailing rate of wages with a copy of the same being on file at the
office of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors .
EACH BID SHALL BE MADE OUT ON A FORM TO BE OBTAINED AT THE OFFI CE OF THE
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS; shall be accompanied by a certified or cashi er ' s check
or bid bond for ten (10) percent of the amount of the bid, made payable to the order
of the Treasurer of Santa Barbara County, Santa Barbara, California; shall be sealed
and received in the Office of the Clerk of the .Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara
County, County Administration Building, 105 East Anapamu Street, Santa Barbara,
Californi a, 93104, on or before 3:00 P .M. on the 12th day of November, 1970, and will
be opened and publicly read aloud at 3 :00 P .M. of the day in the Board of Supervisors '
Conference Room located on the 4th floor of the Santa Barbara County Administration
Fairview Ave-Cathed al
Oaks Rd. - Rezone
I
Building.
The above mentioned check or bond shall be given as a guarantee that the
bidder wi ll ent er into the contract i f awarded to him and will be declared forfeited
if the successful bidder refuses to enter into said contract after bei ng requested
so to do by the Board of Supervisors of said County.
The Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County reserves the right to reject
any or all bids or waive any informality in a bid
No bidder may withdraw his bid for a period of thirty (30) days after the
date set for the opening thereof
Dated: October 26, 1970
J . E. LEWIS (SEAL)
County Clerk
Santa Barbara, California
In the Matter of Planning Commission Recommendation for Adoption of Ordinance
Amending Article IV of Ordinance No . 661 from Request of Board of Supervisors
to Rezone Property Generally Located at Southeast Corner of Fairview Avenue and
Cathedral Oaks Road, Goleta Valley from A- 1-X to 8-R-l or 10-R- l District Classifica~
tion. I
Uponm:tion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that Monday, November 16, 1970, at 2 o ' clock, p.m. be, and
the same i s hereby, set as the date and time for a hearing on recommendation of the
Planning Commission to adopt an ordinance amending Article IV of Ordi nance No . 661
of the County of Santa Barbara, as amended, from request of the Board of Supervisors I
to rezone property described as Assessor ' s Parcel Nos . 69- 090- 52, - 53, - 54, -56 and
-57 generally located at the southeast corner of Fairview Avenue and Cathedral Oaks
Road, Goleta Valley from the A- 1-X, Exclusive Agricultural District (permits certain
agricultural uses on 5 acre building sites) to the 8- R-l, One-Family Residential District
(permits one- family dwellings on 8,000 sq . ft . building sites), or to the 10-
R-l, One-Family Residential District (permits one- family dwellings on 10,000 sq. ft .
lots) of said ordinance, on the basis of the Report of Findings and Recommendation
as set forth in Planning Commission Resolution No . 70-108, and that notice be given
by publication in the Goleta Valley Sun, a newspaper of general circulation, as
follows, to-wit:
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Rezone certain
areas of Cuy ,
Santa Maria, &
Sisquoc, Lompo ,
& Guadalupe fo
Creation of
Agric. Preserv s.
October 26 , 1970
Notice of Public Hearing on Planning Commission
Recommendation for Adoption of Ordinance Amending
Article PJ of Ordinance No . 661 from Request of
Board of Supervisors to Rezone Property Generally
Located at Southeast Corner of Fairview Avenue and
Cathedral Oaks Road, Goleta Valley from A- 1-X to
8- R- l or 10- R- l District Classificati on.
NOTICE is hereby given that a public heari ng will be held by t he Board of
Supervi sors of the County of Santa Barbara , St at e of California on Monday, November
16 , 1970, at 2 o ' clock, p .m. in the Board of Supervisors Hearing Room, Fourth Floor,
Cou~ty Admi nistration Building , City of Santa Barbara , State of Californi a , on recommendation
of t he Planning Commission to adopt an ordinance amending Article IV of
Ordinance No . 661 of the County of Santa Barbara , as amended, from request of the
Board of Supervisors to rezone property des cribed as Assessor ' s Parcel Nos . 69-090-
52, -53 , -54 , -56 and -57 generally located at the southeast corner of Fairview Avenue
and Cathedral Oaks Road, Goleta Valley from the A-1-X, Exclus ive Agricultural
District (permits certain agricultural uses on 5 acre bui ldi ng sites) to the 8-R-l,
One-Family Residential District (permits one-famil y dwellings on 8 ,000 sq. ft . buildi
ng sites), or t o t he 10- R-l, One-Family Residential District (permits one-family
dwellings on 10,000 sq . ft . lots) of s aid ordi nance , on the basis of t he Report of
Findings and RecoIJ]1llendation as set forth in Planning Commission Resolution No . 70-108 .
WITNESS my hand and seal this 26th day of October, 1970
J . E. LE.WIS (SEAL)
J . E. LEWIS, Count y Clerk
and Ex-Officio Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors
It is further ordered that subject proposal be, and the same is hereby,
referred t o the County Counsel for preparation of the appropriate ordinance .
In t he Matter of Planning Commission and Agricul tural Preserve Advisory
Committee Recommendations for Adoption of Ordinance Amendi ng Article IV of Ordinance
No . 661 to Rezone Certain Properties in Cuyama, Santa Maria & Sisquoc, Lompoc, and
Guadalupe; and Creation of Agricultural Preserves .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by S ervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that Monday, November 16, 1970, at 2 o ' clock, p . m. be, and
the same is hereby, set as t he date and time for a public hearing on recommendati ons
of t he Planning Commission and Agricultural Preserve Advisory Committee to adopt an
ordinance amendi ng Article IV of Ordinance No . 661 of the County of Santa Barbara ,
as amended, to rezone the following properties, on the basis t hat they conform t o the
General Plan of the County, and t o approve applications to create agricultural preserves
on said properties under the pr ovisions of Chapter 1443, Statutes of 1965,
known as t he California Land Conservation Act, from a land use standpoint , on t he
basis that they conform .to the criteria established by the Board of Supervisors of
Santa Barbara County:
October 26 , 1970
1 1) J ohn T. Rickard on behalf of Spanish Ranch, Cuyama (70-AP-40 & 70 - RZ -
67), rezone from ''U'' - Unlimited Agricultural District to the 100-AG,
Gener al Agricultural District Clas s ification, per Planning Commission
Resolution No . 70-98.
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1 2) J ohn T. Rickard on behalf of Rinconada Ranch, Cuyama (70- AP-41 & 70- RZ-
67), rezone from ''U" - Unlimited Agricultural District to the 100- AG,
General Agricultural District Classification, per Planning Commission
Resolution No . 70 - 98 .
1 3) Gilio DeBernardi (70-AP-44A & 70-RZ- 72), Lompoc, rezone from 10- AG,
General Agricultural District to 40-AG, General Agricultural Di strict
Classification, per Planning Commission Resolution No . 70 - 103.
f 4) Gilio DeBernardi (70-AP-44B & 70- RZ- 72) , Lompoc, rezone for ''U'' - Unlimited
Agricultural District to 100-Ag, General Agricultural District
Classification, per planning Commission Resolutior No . 70- 103 .
15) John Gill, Bank of America NT & SA on behalf of William A. Rennie Trust
(70- AP -47 & 70- RZ - 76), Lompoc, rezone from 20-AG, General Agricultural
District to 100-AG, General Agricultural District Classification, per
Planning Commission Resolution No . 70 -104
/ 6) Stella Lanini (70-AP-48 & 70- RZ- 77) , Guadalupe, rezone from ''U'' - Unlimited
Agricultural District to 40- AG, General Agricultural District
Classification, per Planning Commission Resolution No . 70 - 107.
It is further ordered that notice be given by publication in the Santa Maria
Times, a newspaper of general circulation, as follows, to-wit:
Notice of Public Hearing on Recommendations of the
Planning Commission and Agricultural Preserve Advisory
Committee to Adopt an Ordinance Amending Article
IV of Ordinance No . 661 of the County of Santa
Barbara.
NOTICE is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the Board of
Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California on Monday , November
16, 1970, at 2 o ' clock, p .m. , in the Board of Supervisors Hearing Room, Fouth Floor,
County Administration Building, City of Santa Barbara, State of California, on recommendations
of t he Planning Commissi on and Agricultural Preserve Advisory Committee
to adopt an ordi nance amending Article IV of Ordinance No. 661 of the County of Santa
Barbara, as amended, to rezone the following properties, on the basis that they conform
to the General Plan of the County, and to approve applicptions to create agricultural
preserves on said properties under the provisions of Chapter 1443, Statutes
of 1965, known as the Californi a Land Conservation Act, from a land use standpoint,
' on the basi s that they conform to the criteria established by the Board of Supervisors
of Santa Barbara County:
1) John T. Rickard on behalf of Spanish Ranch, Cuyama (70-AP- 40 and
/
70-RZ-67), rezone from ''U'' - Unlimited Agricultural District to the
100-AG, General Agricultural Distri ct Classification, per Planning
Commission Resolution No . 79- 98 .
; 2) John T. Rickard on behalf of Rinconada Ranch, Cuyama (70-AP- 41 and
70- RZ- 67), rezone from ''U'' - Unlimited Agricultural District to the
100-Ag, General Agricultural District Classification, per Planning
Commission Resolution No . 70-98 .
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Agreement b
Co. " State
Forester to
Provide Fire
Protection o
Lands in Zon s
1 " 2 in Fy
1970-71.
I
Resolution
Annexing
Territory to
Co. Svs Area 3
-Goleta Vall
I
Co. of S.B.
" Resources
" Collection -
recover moni
owed Co. for
minors I
October 26, 1970
I 3) Gilio DeBernardi (70-AP-44A and 70-RZ-72), Lompoc, rezone from
10-AG , General Agricultural District to 40-AG, General Agricultural
District Classification, per Planning Commission Resolution No .
70-103.
; 4) Gilio DeBernardi (70-AP-44B and 70-RZ-72), Lompoc, rezone from
un - Unlimited Agricultural District to 100-AG, General Agricultural
District Classification, per Planning Commission Resolution
No. 70-103.
/ 5) John Gill, Bank of America NT&SA on behalf of William A. Rennie
Trust (70-AP-47 and 70-RZ-76), Lompoc, rezone 20-AG, General Agricultural
District to 100-AG, General Agricultural District Classification,
per Planning Commission Resolution No . 70-104
.
Stella Lanini (70-AP- 48 and 70-RZ-77) , Guadalupe, rezone from ''U''
- Unlimited Agricultural District to 40-AG, General Agricultural
District Classification, per Planning Commission Resolution No
70-107.
WITNESS my hand and seal this 26th day of October, 1970
J. E. LEwts. County clerk
and Ex-Officio Clerk of
the Board of Supervisors
It is further ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby, referred
to County Counsel for preparation of the appropriate documents.
In the Matter of Execution of Agreement between the County of Santa Barbara
and State Forester to Provide Fire Protection on Lands in Zone One & Zone Two during
FY 1970-71 . I
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO . 70-647
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILES)
In the Matter of Resolution Annexing Territory to County Service Area No .
.
3 in Goleta Valley, Santa Barbara County (Lakeside Mobile Home Park) .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO . 70-648
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILES)
It is further ordered that Resolution No . 218 of LAFCO approving annexation
be, and the same is hereby, placed on file . (100% consent petition)
In the Matter of Resolution Authorizing the County Counsel and Director of
Department of Resources and Collections to File Suits to Recover Monies Owed the
County for the Care & Maintenance of Minors in County Institutions.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, the fo l lowing resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO . 70 - 649
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILES)
Director of Dept.
of Resources ~
Collections-recover
monies owed Co. for
Minors. I
Easement Deed from
William H. Yule, Jr
- Arlene A. Yule fo
Flood ControlGobernador
Creek,
Parcel 2.1. /
October 26, 1970
In the Matter of Resolution Authorizing the Director of Department of
Resources and Collections to Institute Necessary Proceedings to Recover Monies Owed
the Count y for Care and Mai ntenance of Mi nor Chil dren i n Count y I nstitutions .
Upon motion of Supervi sor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beatti e, and carr
i ed unanimously , the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESQLtrfIQN NO . 70- 650
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILES)
189
In the Matter of Acceptance of Easement Deed from William H. Yule , Jr . and
Arlene A. Yule for Flood Control Purposes, Gobernador Creek, Parcel 2 .1 (Folio No .
568) , wi thout Monetary Consideration .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the Easement Deed from William H. Yule , Jr., a married
man, an undivided one- half interest, and Arlene A. Yule, a married woman, an undivided
one- half interest, dated October 19, 1970, for flood control purposes, Gobernador
Cree First Supervisorial Distrfct, Parcel 2.1 (Folio No . 568) be, and the same is
hereby, accepted
It is further ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby, referred
to the S. B. County Flood Control & Water Conservation District for acceptance
prior to recordation.
Easement Deeds fro In the Matter of Acceptance of Easement Deeds from Santa Maria Public Air-
S .M. Public Airport
District for Flood port District without Monetary Consideration for Flood Control Purposes , Industrial
Control, Industrial .
Park, Tract #5011. Park, Tract #5011, Folio No . 579 .
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S.M. Airport Dist.Quitclaim
Deed fro
Co. - Santa Barbara
Co. Flood Control
Dist.
I
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carr
i ed unani mously , i t i s ordered that three Easement Deeds from the Santa Maria Publ
i c Airport District, a state agency of the State of California for flood control
purposes, Industrial Park, Tract #5011, Folio No . 579 be, and the same are hereby,
accepted, without monetary consideration. (Exchange of flood control easements)
It is furt her ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby, referred
to the S. B. County Flood Control & Wat er Conservati on District for acceptance
prior to recordati on .
. In the Matter of Authorizing Recordation of Quitclaim Deed from the County
of Santa Barbara and Santa Barbara County Flood Control & Water Conservation District
t o the Santa Maria Public Airport District for Flood Control Purposes, Industrial
Park, Tract #5011, Folio No . 579 .
Upon motion of Supervisor
unanimously, it is ordered t hat the
Grant, seconded by Supervi sor Beattie, and carrieJ
Clerk be, and he is hereby, authorized and directetl
to record the Quitclaim Deed, dated March 18, 1968 , from the County of Santa Barbara
and Santa Barbara County Flood Control & Water Conservation Distri ct for f lood cont
rol purposes, Industrial Park, Tract #5011, Folio No . 579 in connection with exchange
of flood control easements, in the office of the Santa Barbara County Recorder .
I I
Reference is made to action taken by the Board of Supervisors as well as
Flood Control Distri ct on March 18 , 1968, to authori ze the execution of said Quitclaim,
Deed, but recordation was withheld until the three Easement Deeds were received from
t he Santa Maria Public Airport District for acceptance thi s date .
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Filing Notic
of Completio
for Comfort
Sta., Hans
Christian
Andersen Par ,
Solvang.
I
Right of Way
Contract btw
Co. " Audrey
Allen Gaines
Constr. of
Phelps Rd.
Elwood Acres
I
Acceptance o
Grant Deed
from Audrey
Allen Gaines
re Constr.
of Phelps Rd
Elwood Acres.
J
Grant Deed to
Audrey Allen
Gaines re
Const. of
Phelps Rd.Elwood
Acres
. '
Acceptance of
Right of Way
Grant from
Robert A.
Felburg et ux
for Cat Canyo
Rd.
I
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October 26, 1970
In the Matter of Filing of Notice of Completion for Construction of Comfort
Station, Hans Christian Andersen Park, Solvang .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the Director of Public Works be, and he is hereby,
.
authorized and directed to file a Notice of Completion for ''Construction of Comfort
Station, Hans Christian Andersen Park, Solvang'' .
It is further ordered that the Clerk be, and he is hereby, authorized and
directed to record said document in the office of the Santa Barbara County Recorder .
In the Matter of Execution of Right of Way Contract between the County of
Santa Barbara and Audrey Allen Gaines in Connection with Construction of Phelps Road,
Elwood Acres Assessment District No . 2, Parcel 3049 . 1-2.
I
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervi sor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is order ed that the Chairman and Clerk be, and they are hereby,
authorized and directed to execute a Right of Way Contract, dated October 26 , 1970,
between the County of Santa Barbara and Audrey Allen Gaines in connection with construction
of Phelps Road, Elwood Acres Assessment District No . 2, Job No . 3049 .1.
In the Matter of Acceptance of Grant Deed from Audrey Allen Gaines Concerning
Construction of Phelps Road, Elwood Acres Assessment District No . 2, Job No . 3049 .1,
Third Supervisorial District, in Consideration of $547 . 47 . I
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the Grant Deed, dated October 15, 1970, from Audrey I
Allen Gaines, a married woman dealing in her ~eparate property, relative to construction
of Phelps Road, Elwood Acres Assessment District No . 2, Job No . 3049 . 1 , Thi rd Supervisorial
District be, and the same is hereby, accepted by the County .
It is further ordered that the County Auditor be, and he is hereby, authorized
and directed to draw a warrant on Road Fund Account 140 B 24, in the amount of
$547 . 47, payable to Audrey Allen Gaines, as payment for the land secured.
It is further ordered that the Clerk be, and he is hereby, authorized and
directed to record said document in the offi ce of the Santa Barbara County Recorder .
In the Matter of Execution of Grant Deed to Audrey Allen Gaines Relative to
Construction of Phelps Road, Elwood Acres Assessment District No . 2, Job No . 3049.1,
Third Supervisorial District .
Upon m~tion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is order dered that the Chairman and Clerk be, and they are hereby,
authorized and directed to execute a Grant Deed, dated October 26, 1970, .to Audrey
Allen Gaines, a married woman as her separate property, for construction of Phelps
Road, Elwood Acres Assessment District No . 2, Job No . 3049 .1, Third Supervisorial
District; and the Clerk be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to ~ r ansmit
said document to the Road Department to send to Mrs. Gaines .
In the Matter of Acceptance of Right of Way Grant from Robert A. Felburg,
et ux, for Cat Canyon Road, Fifth Supervisorial District, without Monetary Considerat
i on.
Authorization to
Acquire Easement
for Cathedral Oaks
Rd FAS Project No.
3026.1 I
Co . Auditpr
Directed to
Draw Warrants
Pursuant to Right
of Way Contracts
for Constr. of
Brown Rd. I
I
Releasing 85% Rd.
Improvement Bond
Dedication of
Streets for
Tract #10,913,
Unit 2. I
Releasing Rd. Improvement
Bond for
Inside Paving on
Tract #10,913, Uni
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October 26, 1970
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the Right of Way Grant, dated October 19, 1970,
from Robert A. Felburg and Norma Felburg be, and the same is hereby, accepted, without
monetary consideration, for Cat Canyon Road, Fifth Supervisorial District; and
the Clerk be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to record said document in
the office of the Santa Barbara County Recorder.
In the Matter of Authorizing Road Commissioner to Acquire Necessary Easement
for Cathedral Oaks Road F.A.S. Project No . 3026 .1 which Lies within La Patera
Cattle Co . and Stow Ranch Co . Agricultural Preserve, Third Supervisorial District.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimous ly , it is ordered that the Road Commissioner be, and he is hereby,
authorized and directed to proceed with the acquisition of the necessary easement
for Cathedral Oaks F.A. S. Project No . 3026.1, which lies within La Patera Cattle Co .
Agricultural Preserve, Third Supervisorial District, pursuant to Government Code
Section 51923(b) .
In the Matter of Directing County Auditor to Draw Warrants Pursuant to
Right of Way Contracts for Construction of Brown Road, Fifth Supervisorial District,
Job No . 5016 . 2 .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the County Auditor be, and he is hereby, authorized
and directed to draw two warrants on Road Fund Account 140 B 24 made payable
respectively to Ronald L. Acquis t apace , in the amount of $1,105. 00, and Clarence
Minetti, i n the amount of $3,772 .60 as payments pursuant to agreements made in Right
of Way Contracts executed September 1 , 1970, by Eugene Rene LeRoy, Mr . Minetti's
lessors ; and September 4, 1970, by Ronald L . Acquistapace, et ux, for additional
right of way needed for the construction of Brown Road, Fifth Supervisorial District.
In the Matter of Releasing 85% of Road Improvement Bond and Dedication of
Streets for Tract #10 ,913 , Unit #2 .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that 85% of the following road improvement bond for
Tract #10,913 , #2 be released, or if a separate bond in the amount of 15% of the
road improvement bond is posted, all of the original bond may be exonerated, as provided
in Ordinance No . 1358; and the dedicated streets in the subdivision be, and
the same are hereby, accepted , as recommended by the Road Commissioner:
Pacific Employers Insurance Company, as Surety - Eli
Luria dba Development Co. and Howland and Rice, Inc . ,
dated March 4, 1970, in the original amount of $9,000.00
In the Matter of Releasing Road Improvement Bond for Inside Road Paving on
Tract #10,913 , Unit #2.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the following road improvement bond for inside
road paving on Tract #10,913, Unit #2 be, and the same is hereby, released as to all
192
'
Change Order
2 - Nicholas
Lane Project
'
October 26, 1970
future acts and conditions, as the required certification that the private roads
have been constructed to County standards:
Pacific Employers Insurance Company, as Surety -
Eli Luria dba Luria Development Company, and
Howland and Rice, Inc . , dated March 9, 1970, in
the amount of $24,000. 00 .
In the Matter of Authorizing Chairman to Execute Change Order No . 2 to
Nicholas Lane Project No . 1032. 2 for Increase of $3,164 . 43 .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman be, and he is hereby, authorized and
directed to execute balancing Change Order No . 2 to contract with E. H. Haskell Company,
for total increase of $3,164. 43 .
Change Order In the Matter of Authorizing Chairman to Execute Change Order No . 1 for
l - Overlay
on Constella ion Overlay on Constellation Road and Foster Road Project Nos . 4047 . 2 and 5038 . 2 for
Rd. " Foster
Project Increase of $239 . 58 .
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Ordinance No.
2126- re
speed limits
on certain
roads.
I
Resolution
Establishing
a Through St.
(Brandon Dr.)
J
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and car-
1
ried unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman be, and he is hereby, authorized
and directed to execute a balancing Change Order No . 1 to contract with A. J . Diani
Construct ion Co . , Inc . for total increase of $239 . 58 .
In the Matter of Ordinance No . 2126 - An Ordinance Amending the Code of
Santa Barbara County, California, Regarding Speed Limits on Certain County Roads as
Approved by Traffi c Engineering Committee on October 7, 1970 . (Fairview Avenue,
Cathedral Oaks Road, and Stow Canyon Road)
Upon mot ion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, the Board passed and adopted Ordinance No . 2126, entitled ''An Ordinance
Amending the Code of Santa Barbara County, California, Regarding Speed Limits
on Certain County Roads'' .
Upon the roll being called, the following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit :
George H. Clyde, Joe J . Callahan, Daniel G. Grant, Francis
H. Beattie, and Curtis Tunnell .
NOES: None . ABSENT: None .
The above were approved by the Traffic Engineering Committee at its meeting
of October 7, 1970, and involves 35 m.p .h. speed limit at Fairvie"\'1 Avenue and
Cathedral Oaks Road as an addition and deletion of Fairvi ew Avenue and Stow Canyon
Road.
In the Matter of Resolution Establishi ng a Through Street in Third Supervisorial
District as Approved by Traffic Engineering Committee on October 7, 1970.
(Brandon Drive)
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, the Board passed and adopted the following resolution, as approved
by the Traffic Engineering Committee on October 7, 1970:
RESOLUTION NO . 70 - 651
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILES)
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193
October 26, 1970
Resolution establi h- In the Matter of Resolution Establishi ng ''No Parking Zones" on Portions
ing No Parking Zon s
on Puente Drive of Puente Drive, a County Highway in Third Supervisorial District as Approved by
I
Traffic Engineering Committee on October 7, 1970 .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted, as approved by
the Traffic Engineering Committee on October 7, 1970:
RESOLUTION NO . 70- 652
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILES)
Resolution Establi h- In the Matter of Resolution Establishing Stop Intersections in Fifth Supering
Stop Intersect ons
in 5th Dist. I visorial District as Approved by Traffic Engineering Committee on October 7, 1970 .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted, covering Oak Knoll
Road and Patterson Road; Patterson Road and Oak Knoll Road; and four- 't-7ay stop inter- I
section of Oak Knoll Road and Royal Oak Road, as approved by the Traffic Engineering
Committee on October 7, 1970 :
RESOLUTION NO , 70- 653
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILES)
Filing Notice of
Completion for
Constr. of Improve
ments on Dominion
/
d.
In the Matter of Filing of Notice of Completion for Constructi on of Impro\e -
ments on Dominion Road (from 0 . 39 Miles North of Orcutt-Garey Road to State Hi ghway
Release of Co. Cla
for Dam.ages to
Co. Property
resulting from
Vehicular Accident
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Release $1,000 Bon
.posted for Occupanrhl'
of Studio, Pending
Erection of Singie
Family Dwelling by
Otis Royer.
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176) .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the Road Commissioner be, and he is hereby,
authorized and directed to file a Notice of Completion for contract on construction
of improvements on Dominion Road (from 0 . 39 miles north of Orcutt-Garey Road to State
Highway 176); and the Clerk be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to record
said document in the office of the Santa Barbara County Recorder .
In t he Matter of Execution of Release of All County Claims for Damages to
County Property Resulting from Vehicular Accident , in the Amount of $233 . 00 .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie , and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman and Clerk be, and they are hereby, authorized
and directed to execute a Release of all County claims for damages to County
property resulting from a vel1icular accident, as follo't'1S:
Dallas Ray McCall, in the amount of $233 .00, for
accident on February 17, 1969
In the Matter of Recommendation of Planning Director to Release $1,000 Bond
Posted for Occupancy of Studio, Pending Erection of Single Family Dwelling by Otis
Royer, 898 Toro Canyon Road (69-CP-72) .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the following bond posted for occupancy by Otis Royer
of a studio pending erection of a single family dwelling at 898 Toro Canyon Road
(69-CP-72) be, and tl1e same is hereby released as to all future acts and conditions,
as recommended by the Planning Director:
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Release of
Landscape
and/or Street
Planting Bon
I
October 26, 1970
Industrial Indemnity Company, as Surety - Otis F. Royer,
as Principal, for Bond No . YS 645-1734, dated January 9,
1970, in the amount of $1,000.00
In the Matter of Recommendations of County Landscape Architect for Release
of Landscape and/or Street Tree Planting Bonds.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the following landscape and/or street tree
planting bonds be, and the same are hereby, released as to all future acts and conditions,
as recommended by the County Landscape Architect:
1 Fireman's Fund American Insurance Company, as Surety -
Goleta Valley Development Company, a Partnership,
as Principal, for Bond No . SCR - 707 28 66, dated
December 10, 1969, in the amount of $757 . 50, for
street tree planting. Tract 10, 699, Unit 2
; Pacific Employers Insurance Company, as Surety - Eli
Luria dba Luria Development Company, as Principal,
for Bond No . M-138, 729, dated May 29, 1969, in the
amount of $10,000.00, for landscaping in Tract #10,
913, Pebble Creek Townhouses (68-M-115) .
1The Travelers Indemnity Company, as Surety - John S.
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Carter and Lowell C. Cates, as Principal, for Bond
No . 1578252, dated August 28, 1969, in the amount
of $7,000. 00. Plaza Realty (69-RZ-33)
Pacific Indemnity Company, as Surety - Standard Oil
Company of California, as Principal, for Bond No .
321711, dated November 5, 1965, in the amount of
$1,000. 00. Carpinteria (69- CP -13)
In the Matter of Acceptance of $25 Donation from Santa Barbara Uptown Lions
for Juvenile Hall Discretionary Fund.
$25 Donation
from S.B. Up
town Lions
for Juvenile
Hall Discret onary Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and car-
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Appointment
ried unanimously, it is ordered that the $25 .00 donation received from the Santa
Barbara Uptown Lions for the Juvenile Hall Discretionary Fund be, and the same is
hereby, accepted, for deposit to the Probation Officer ' s Trust Fund.
In the Matter of Approval of Request of Santa Barbara General Hospital
of Drs. Rich rd
J. Magenheim r, Medical Director for Appointment of Drs. Richard J . Magenheimer, Stephen E. Stevens,
Stephen E.
Stevens, Cha les Charles H. Branch, and Richard T. Love to Medical Staff.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and car-
H. Branch, ~
Richard T. L ve
to Medical S af f
at S.B. Genl ried unanimously, it is ordered that the request of the Santa Barbara General Hospital
Hosp.
Medical Director to approve applications for appointment to the Medical Staff for
the following be, and the same is hereby, aP.proved:
Dr . Richard J . Magenheimer
Dr . Stephen E. Stevens
Dr. Charles H. Branch
Dr. Richard T. Love
Openin~ of Bids for
Sa le & Issuance f
35 Promissor No t es
of S.B. Co for
A~gre~ate Sum of
$3, 500, 000. 00
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In the Matter of Opening of Bids for Sale and Issuance of 35 Promissory
Notes of Santa Barbara County for Aggregate Sum of $3,500,000.00.
This being the date and time set for the opening of bids on subject proposal;
the County Treasurer having solicited bids through a notice inviting bids;
and there being six (6) bids received, the Clerk proceeded to open bids from:
1) Bank of America NT&SA - 3 . 69%, par plus premiun of
$3,000, $20,097.00 net interest cost .
2) First Western Bank - 3 . 7%, par plus premium of
$7 .00, $20,464 .11 net interest cost .
3) Security-Pacific National Bank - 3.69%, par, no
premium, $20,090.00 net interest cost.
4/ United California Bank - 4 . 25% par, no premium,
$23,138 . 89 net interest cost .
5) Wells Fargo Bank - 3 . 40%, par plus premium of
$40 . 00, $18,471 .11 net interest cost .
6) Crocker-Citizens National Bank - 4 . 00%, par
plus premium of $1 . 00, $21,776.77 net interest
cost.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
referred to the County Counsel and County Treasurer for report and recommendation.
Waiver of Physical
Requirements. /
October 26, 1970
In the Matter of Approval of Request f or Waiver of Physical Requirements
for Prospective Employees .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and car-
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ried unanimously, it is ordered that the following requests for waiver of the physical
requirements for prospective employees be, and the same are hereby, approved :
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Harley Dennis, Grounds Maintenance Man, Park Department .
J Kenneth Barton , Jr . , Grounds Maintenance Man, Park
Department.
I Pauline Hinton, Maid, Santa Barbara General Hospital .
Claim Against Co. In the Matter of Claim Against the County from Attorney Kenneth M. Byrum
by Community Natl
Bank, Bakersfield, on Behalf of Community National Bank, of Bakersfield, in the Amount of $8,674 . 73,
for Proposed Sale
of Personal Proper y for Proposed Sale of Personal Property by Tax Collector.
by Tax Collector.
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Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimous ly, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby, referred
to County Counsel and insurance carrier .
Riders to Oil In the Matter of Reconunendation of County Petroleum Engineer for Approval
Drilling Bonds and
or Release of Ride s of Riders to Oil Drilling Bonds and/or Release of Riders and/or Oil Drilling Bonds .
and/or Oil Driliin
Bonds. / Pursuant to the reconunendation of the County Petroleum Department and in
accordance with the provisions of Ordinance No . 1927;
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that riders to the following oil drilling bonds be,
and the same are hereby, approved:
/ Getty Oil Company - Argonaut Insurance Company Rider
#56 to Blanket Bond No . 055133 covering well
''Williams Holding 85-25'' , County Permit 413492 .
/ Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company - Continental
Oil Company rider to Blanket Bond #3507930 covering
well "Goodwin 5'', County Permit No . 3493 .
; Pacific Indemnity Company - Standard Oil Company rider
to Blanket Bond No . 119594 covering 't11ill ''Tognazzini
2'' , County Permit No . 1033 .
, Pacific Indemnity Company-Atlantic Richfield Company
rider to Blanket Bond No . 203679 covering wells
''Hibberd 88- 36'' , County Permit No . 1376, ''Hibberd
Well 57- 36'', County Permit No . 2135, and ''SCU 10-36'',
County Permit No. 1332
It is further ordered that riders, as follows, on same be, and the same
are hereby released as to all future acts and conditions:
.1' 'Hibberd 88- 36'' 't11as known as ''Hibberd 288- 36'' and the
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rider approved on April 30, 1956. Prior to its being
prograanned as ''Hibberd 288- 36'', the well was kno'tm as
''Hibberd 88- 36'' and a rider approved on April 24, 1950,
and released on April 30, 1956.
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of Ordinance
2122.
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Reports and
Communicatio s.
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; ''Hibberd Well 5 7- 36'' was previously known as ''Hu No .
57- 36'' and approved by the Board on December 13,
1954.
)'SCU ffol0-36'' loJas previously known as ''s .c.u. No . llA-
36", rider to be released approved on May 12, 1959 .
, It is further order ed that the Hartford Accident & Indemnity Company Bond
1fo3282493 covering well ''Covarrubias 2- 3'', County Permit No . 3103 for Blue Opal Oil
Company be, and the same is hereby, released as to all future acts and conditions .
1 In the Matter of Publication of Ordinance No . 2122 .
It appearing to the Principal Clerk of the Santa Maria Times that Ordinance
No . 2122 has been duly published in the manner and form prescribed by law;
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is determined that Ordinance No . 2122 has been duly published
in the manner and form prescribed by law .
In the Matter of Reports and Communications .
The following reports and communications were received by the Board and
ordered placed on fil e:
JLAFCO Resolution 219 approving annexation of El Capitan
Ranch to Goleta County Water District .
1 Health Department - Jail Standards Evaluation Form for
September 17, 1970 inspection of Santa Maria City
Jail, and October 15th & 16th, 1970 inspection of
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Santa Barbara County Jail, Sheriff ' s Honor Farm and
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New Detention Correction Facility Kitchen.
1 Resolution No. 323 of Carpinteria City Council approving
and annexing ''Bailard Annexation No . 8'' .
~Resolution of Napa City Council re lack of evidence of
duplication of county functions by Napa County
Council for Economic Opportunity .
/ Public Utilities Commission - notice of hearing on
application of Golden West Airline, Inc . for Certifi cate
of Public Convenience and necessity to provide air
passenger service to and from Santa Maria Airport,
October 29, 1970 at 10 a .m. , City Hall, Santa Maria.
; Public Utilities Commission - application of Air West,
Inc . for authority to cancel certain intra California
excursion tariffs and on application to increase fares ,
November 23, 1970 at 10 a .m. , San Francisco .
1 State Board of Equalization - statement of local tax
distribution, retail sales, October 13, 1970, $55,000. 00 .
Reports from
Planning Co ssion
for Info Onl
In the Matter of Reports from Planning Commission for Information Only.
The following Planning Commission reports were received for information
only and ordered placed on file:
Appeal of Herman
W. Caylin Bill
Marcbiando to
rezone property
l/5th Mile West of
Ballard Canyon Rd.
approx. l~ Miles
Northerly from
Chalk Hill Rd,
Solvang area.
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/ Granted Conditional Use Permit on request of Albert
Hugo (70-CP-58) to validate temporary occupancy
of trailer during construction of dwelling at
7331 Shepard Mesa Road, Carpinteria.
/ Granted Conditional Use Permit on request of J ohn
C. Harlan (70-CP-60) to allow temporary use of
existi ng dwelling (90 days) duri ng construction
of new dwelling at 5375 Dorwin Lane, .More Mesa .
; Denied request of Utaka Hayashi (70-V-54) for Conditional
Exception to allow use of trailer as
single family dwelling at 4395 South Blosser
Road, Orcutt.
In the Matter of Appeal of Herman W. Caylin and Bill Marchiando from
Planning Conunission Deni al of Request (70-RZ-78) to Adopt an Ordinance Amendi ng
Article IV of Ordinance No . 661 to Rezone Property Generally Located l/5th Mi le
West of Ballard Canyon Road Approximately 1-1/2 Miles Northerly from Chalk Hill
Road, Solvang Area from the 20-AG to 5-AG District Classification.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that Monday, November 16, 1970, at 2 o 'clock, p .m.
be , and the same is hereby, set as the date and time for a public hearing on the
appeal of Herman W. Caylin and Bill Marchiando from Planning Conunission denial of
request (70-RZ-78) to initiate an ordinance amending Article IV of Ordinance No .
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661 of the County of Santa Barbara , as amended, to rezone property described as
Assessor ' s Parcel No . 137-010-19 and western portion of Assessor ' s Parcel No . 137-
010-23 , generally located l / 5th mile west of Ballard Canyon Road approximat ely 1-1/2
mi les northerly from Chal k Hill Road, Solvang area from the 20 -AG, General Agricultural
District which permits general agricultural uses on 20'-acre bui ldi ng s ites,
t o the 5- AG , General Agricultural District which permits agricultural uses on 5-
' acre building sites, on the basis that the topography of the area is not suitable
for unrestricted 5- acre development and a better indication of possible development,
if rezoned , is needed, and that notice be given by publication in the Santa Barbara
News-Press , a newspaper of general circulation, as follows, to-wit:
Notice of Public Hearing on Appeal of Herman W. Caylin
and Bill Marchiando from Planning Commission Denial of
Request (70-RZ-78) to Adopt an Ordinance Amending Article
IV of Ordinance No . 661 to Rezone Property in Solvang Area .
NOTICE is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the Board of
Supervi sors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California on Monday, November
16, 1970, at 2 o ' clock, p .m., in the Board of Supervisors Hearing Room, Fourth
Floor, County Administration Building, City of Santa Barbar a , State of California,
on the appeal of Herman W. Caylin and Bill Marchiando from Planning Conunission denial
of request (70 - RZ-78) to initiate an ordinance amending Article IV of Ordinance No .
661 of the County of Santa Barbara , as amended , to rezone property described as
Assessor ' s Parcel No . 137-010-19 and western portion of Assessor ' s Parcel No . 137-
010- 23, generally located l/5th mile west of Ballard Canyon Road approximately 1-1/2
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October 26, 1970
mi les northerly from Chalk Hill Road, Solvang area from the 20-AG, General Agricultural
District which permits general agricultural uses on 20-acre building sites, to
the 5-AG, General Agricultural District which permits agricultural uses on 5-acre
building sites, on the basis that the topography of the area is not suitable for
unrestricted 5- acre development and a better indication of possible development, if
rezoned, is needed .
WITNESS my hand and seal this 26th day of October, 1970
J . E. LEWIS (SEAL)
Sale ic Issua ce In the Matter of the Sale and Issuance of 35 Promissory Notes of Santa
of 35 Prom.is
Notes of SB
oryBarbara County .
Co. I .
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously , the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO . 70 - 654
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILES)
Approval of In the Matter of Planning Connnission Reconnnendation for Approval of Ten-
Tentative Ma of Tract #ll 225tative Map of Tract #11,225 Generally Located Approximately 500 Feet Westerly of
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Salaries
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Kingston Avenue on South Side of Calle Real and Adjacent to U. S. Highway 101, Third
Supervisorial District .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby, continued
to Monday, l\ovember 9, 1970 at the request of the developer .
In the Matter of Allowance of Positions , Disallowance of Positions, and
Fixing of Compensation for Monthly Salaried Positions . (Effect ive November 1, 1970,
Merit Increases and other Personnel Actions of Welfare and Road Departments , Personnel,
Co. AuditorController
to
Correct Recor s
of Certain
Employees of
Welfare Dept.
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and County Clerk)
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and carried
unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO . 70- 655
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILES)
In the Matter of Directi ng County Auditor-Controller to Correct Records of
Certain Employees of the Welfare Department and Make Salary Payments whi ch Should
Have Been Provided on April 1 , 1970.
The Director of Personnel submitted subject request following receipt of
County Counsel ' s written Legal Opinion No . 1640 stating that the Board of Supervisors
has t he power to correct the records of an employee on a retroactive basis to reflect
the true fac t s concerni ng an employee ' s salary, under appropri ate circumst ances .
Reference is made to Board action on February 24, 1970 approving recommendation of
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Salaries
Salaries
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the Administrative Officer t o establish a new salary on promotion policy and to
adjust the salaries and/or anniversary dates of certain i ndividual s who were pro moted
prior to the adoption of Resolution No . 69- 406 .
There were several instances where there was f ailure to apply the approved
procedure i n adjusting the s alaries and anniversary dates of persons that were promoted
between January 1, 1967 and August 1, 1969 . There were 11 cases from the
Welfare Department where it is evident that these empl oyees were not adjusted in
accordance wi th t he approved procedure when salaries were adjusted effect ive April
1 , 1970 .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant , seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the County Auditor- Control ler, under Ordinance
No . 2041 be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to correct the r ecords of the
fo l lowing employees and pay the amount of sal ary they shoul d have been provided on
April 1 , 1970:
Name of Employee
Bodine, Mark
Reno, Penny
Rickett s, Nancy
Roders, Margaret
Swartout, Wyvetta
Copeland, Hel en
Eastin, Sandra
Mosley, Amanda
Tatum, Patricia
Pirie , Ann
Rottger, Erika
Classification
Sr. Social Worker
Sr. Soci al Worker
Sr. Social Worker
Sr. Social Worker
Sr. Social Worker
(See Resolution No . 70 - 654 )
Sr. Social Worker
Sr. Social Worker
Sr. Social Worker
Sr. Soci al Worker
Sr. Social Worker
Sr. Soci al Worker
Recommendati on
Approve Co l tnnn D,
establish April 1st as
anniversary date and
pay an adjusted salary
of $280 for each employee
Establish April 1st as
anniversary date and
pay an adjusted sal ary
of $228 for each employee
Establish April 1st as
anniversary date for
meri t i ncrease purposes
It is further ordered that the Director of Personnel be, and he is hereby, I
aut horized and directed to correct those employees ' personnel records to reflect the
appropriate employee status
In the Matter of Allowance of Positions, Disallowance of Positi ons, and
Fixi ng of Compensation for Monthly Salaried Pos i tions . (Eff ective October 26, 1970,
Welfare Department)
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and carried
unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopt ed:
RESOLtrrION NO . 70- 656
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILES)
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In the Matter of Allowance of Positions, Disallowance of Positions, and
I Fixing of Compensati on for Monthly Salaried Positions . (Effective November 2 , 1970,
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Sheriff & Coroner) ,
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and carried
unanimously , the fo llowing resol ution was passed and adopted :
RESOLUTION NO . 70 - 65Z
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILES)
In the Matter of All owance of Positions, Disal l owance of Positions, and
Fixing of Compensation for Monthly Salaried Positions . (Effective November 9, 1970 ,
Sheriff & Coroner)
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Proposed Expansion
of
CSAC Directo_
ships. /
Revision of
''LEMRAS''
Agreement wi
IBM Corp.
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Placement of
$20,000 Performance
Bon
to Cover Mil -
t ary Equipme t
Loaned to Co
during Civil
Disobedience
Situations.
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Awarding Bid
fer Painting
Portions of
S.B. Co. Cou t
House. '
October 26 , 1970
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and carried
unanimously, the following resol ution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO . 70- 658
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILES)
In the Matter of Proposed Expansion of CSAC Directorships .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it i s ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby, removed
from the agenda.
In the Matter of Revision of ''LEMRAS'' (Law Enforcement Manpower Resource
Allocation System) Agreement with IBM Corporation.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby, continued
to Monday, November 2, 1970, at the reques t of the Administrative Officer.
In the Matter of Recommendation of Administrative Officer for Approval of
Placement of $20,000 Performance Bond, Sheriff-Coroner, to Cover Military Equipment
Loaned to County during Civil Disobedience Situations .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the recommendation of the Administrative
Officer for placement of a $20,000 performance bond to cover military equipment
loaned to the County during civil disobedience situations be, and the same is hereby,
confirmed, as requested of the Sheriff- Coroner by the State Military Department, for
compliance with State regulations . The purpose of the bond is to cover damage to
or the loss of equipment loaned to and under the control of the Sheriff.
It is further ordered that the Administrative Officer execute the applicable
documents . The placement of the bond is for a one-year term renewable annually.
In the Matter of Awarding Bid for Painting Portions of the Santa Barbara
County Court House, Santa Barbara .
The Affidavit of Publication being on file with the Clerk, the following
bids were opened at a meeting held on October 22, 1970; the roll was called, and
the following officials were present: Don Vickers, Deputy County Counsel, Vernon
Bugh, Public Works Department, Supervisor Joe J . Callahan, and J . E. Lewis, Clerk:
Sidney Smith
E. A. Wopschall, Inc .
John Schaaf
Base Bid
$12,980.00
$14,791.00
$11,400.00
Alternate ffal
$6,600. 00
$8,396.00
$6,920.00
The engineer ' s estimate was $12,000.00 on the base bid, and $3,000.00 for .
Alternate No . 1 .
Following referral to the County Counsel and Public Works Director, the
Director of Public Works submitted a written report and recommendation to award
the contract to John Schaaf, Individual Owner of J. Schaaf Painting and Waterproofing
Company, 3719 Manderina Court, Santa Barbara, California, the l ow bidder .
It appearing that the bid of John Schaaf is the lowest and best bid received
from a responsible bidder, and that said bid is satisfactory and in accordance
with the notice inviting bids for said project;
Report from IVCC
re Time Limit for
Close l . V. Street
to Motor Vehicle
Traffic.
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Permission to Occu
County Detention
Facility Prior to
Completion of Cont
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Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried,
with Supervisor Callahan abstaining, it is ordered that the base bid without
Alternate No . 1 of John Schaaf, Individual Owner of J . Schaaf Painting and Waterproofing
Company, in the amount of $11,400.00 be accepted, and that the contract for
said project be awarded to the said contractor from Account 36 B 10 at the price and
upon the terms and conditions set forth in said bid and in said notice inviting bids .
It is further ordered that the Director of Public Works be, and he is hereby,
authorized and directed to prepare the necessary contract for the work; and the
' Chairman and Clerk be, and they are hereby, authorized and directed to execute said
contract .
In the Matter of Report from Isla Vista Community Council Relative to Time
xperiment to
Limit for Experiment to Close Certain Isla Vista Streets to Motor Vehicle Traffic .
Andrew Simpson, representing the Isla Vista Community Council, requested
a continuance for one week. They performed a study on the barriers, and the results
of the study will be presented to the Council this evening when they will make a
decision on whether or not the barriers should be removed or maintained until a general
study on street circulation in Isla Vista can be conducted.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby, continued
to Monday, November 2, 1970, as requested by the Isla Vista Community Counci l.
In the Matter of Santa Barbara County Public Safety Authority' s
Approval of Request of Board of Supervisors for Permission to Occupy County Detention
ct.
Facility Prior to Completion of Contract.
The Santa Barbara County Public Safety Authority submitted a written
authorization, following its Special Meeting of October 19, 1970, to grant a license
to the County of Santa Barbara to use and occupy the public safety detention facilities
for the purpose contemplated by the lease, even though the connnunications contract
for such building has not as yet been completed . There should be no problem regarding
liability insurance since the Authority is named as a co-insured under the
County ' s Liability Policy, or regarding the insurance coverage which the Authority
must keep in force and effect under the terms of the Authority's bond Resolution No .
4.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the Sheriff be, and he is hereby, authorized
and directed to proceed with the moving of prisoners into the new jail facility .
Execution of 2nd In the Matter of Execution of Second Amendment to November 28, 1960 Agree-
Amendment to Nov.
28, 1960 Afreement ment for Expansion of Goleta Sanitary District Sewage Disposal Treatment Plant
for Expans on of
Goleta Sanitary Dis Facilities between the County of Santa Barbara, Goleta Sanitary District, Isla Vista
Sewage Disposal
Treatment Plant Sanitary District, The Regents of the University of California, and the City of
Facilities.
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Santa Barbara.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, the following resol ution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO. 70- 659
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILES)
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Notice by
Jacob Seldow
of Violation
by Co. of Pu
chase Agre
and Demand t
Conxnence
Demain Proce
County Dispo
Site at
Tajiguas.
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Linda,
October 26, 1970
In the Matter of Notice by Jacob Seldowitz, General Partner, Rancho Costa
of Violation by County of Purchase Agreement and Demand to Commence Eminent
t Domain Proceedings, County Disposal Site at Tajiguas .
nt The County Counsel summarized subject matter, stating his office has been
inga,
l in negotiations for about a year to work this out, and they are asking that the
County commence eminent domain proceedings .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby, referred
to County Counsel .
Urgency Ordi1'Dnce In the Matter of Urgency Ordinance No . 2127 - Granting Franchise to Standard
2127-Grantin
Franchise to
Standard Gas
Co. to lnsta
Pipeline to
Transport Wa
Water-S.M. a
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Gas Company to Install, Maintain and Operate 8-Inch Pipeline to Transport Waste Water
1 obtained through Oil Production from Gathering Site to Treatment Plant, Santa Maria
teArea .
ea.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, the Board passed and adopted urgency Ordinance No . 2127 entitled ''An
Ordinance Granting a Franchise to Standard Gas Company", to install, maintain and operate
an 8- inch pipeline to transport waste water obtained through oil production
from gathering site to treatment plant in the Santa Maria area, for a 40-year period,
with annual payment to the County at the rate of one cent per inch of nominal internal
diameter per foot of pipeline installed and maintained in roads, and the rate of $25
per mile of pole line or conduit for pole lines of conduits incidentally installed or
maintained.
Upon the roll being called, the following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
George H. Clyde, Joe J . Callahan, Daniel G. Grant, Francis
H. Beattie, and Curtis Tunnell .
NOES : None . ABSENT : None.
Netice of In the Matter of Filing of Notice of Completion by Road Commissioner for
Completion
for Constr. f Construction of Improvements on Hollister Avenue and Other Streets in the Town of
Improvements
in Geleta. Goleta and Storm Drain System from Gato Avenue to San Pedro Creek.
I Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and car-
Approval of
Request of
Gertrude E.
Reyes fer 1-
yr. Extensio
to Complete
Processing o
Agric. Frese
in Cuyama.
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ried unanimously, it is ordered that the Road Commissioner be, and he is hereby,
authorized and directed to file a Notice of Completion for "Construction of Improvements
on Hollister Avenue and Other Streets in the Town of Goleta and Storm Drain
System from Gato Avenue to San Pedro Creek"; and the Clerk be, and he is hereby,
authorized and directed to record said document in the office of the Santa Barbara
County Recorder.
In the Matter of Approval of Request of Gertrude E. Reyes for One-Year Ex- '
tension to Complete Processing of Agricultural Preserve in Cuyama, Fifth Supervisorial
District (69-AP- 12) (69- RZ- 21) . I
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that subject request for a one-year time extension to complete
processing of the application for an Agricultural Preserve in Cuyama, Fifth
Supervisorial District (69-AP-12) (69-RZ-21) be, and the same is hereby approved, conditi
oned on her subsequent execution of the new ''contract'' form which has since re-
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pl aced the old Land Conservation ''agreeme11t'' form executed by her ; and is subject to
appr oval by the Board as t he Board has the r ight to t e rminat e an a gr icul tural preserve
at any tl.I lle .
Protest of In t he Matter of Protest of Dar rell Smith to Proposed Freeway over Harris
Darrell Smith to
Proposed Freeway o erGrade North of Lompoc .
Harris Grade North
of Lompa:. Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
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Connnunication&'.
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
referred to the Road Commissioner
on fil e :
In t he Matter of Communications .
The following communications were received by the Board and ordered placed
/ Placer County Board of Supervisors - resolution urging
defeat of Proposition 18 (diversion of gas tax funds)
at November 3, 1970 election.
1Ventura County & Lassen County Boards of Supervisors -
resolutions requesting review of assessing practices of
State Board of Equilization re State assessed property
.
Notice ef New In the Matter of Notice from CSAC of New Crisis in Welfare Administration
Crisis in Welfare
Administration With 115% Limitation.
with 1151 Limitati n.
/
Appointment of
Members to Rules
~egulatiens Connnit
. ' of S B Co
Air Pollution
Contrel Dist.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and t he same is hereby, referred
to the Administrative Officer, County Counsel, and Welfare Director for study,
and report back to the Board.
In the Matter of Appointment of Members to Rules & Regulations Conunittee
eeof Sant a Barbara County Air Pollution Control District .
The Adminis t rative Officer submitted a list of nominees to the District
1 Committee for confirmation . It was indicated that the City of Santa Maria has not
as yet submitted its nominee .
Chairman Clyde felt that there are representatives on the list that cause
pollution bt not representatives of people who are concerned more than anyone else .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell , seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the following persons be, and they are hereby
, appoi nted t o the Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District Conunittee
on Rules and Regulations:
S. B. Co . Administrative Office - Raymond D. Johnson,
Administrative Officer
S. B. Co . Fire Department - Herbert Gordon, Fire
Prevention Officer
County Farm Bureau -
S. B. Co . Health Department -
City of Santa Barbara -
Frank Giorgi
Alfred Engle, Director
of Environmental Health
Councilman Alan Eschenroeder
Alternate : Delmer May,
Fire Chief
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Salary
R.ecommendati
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October 26, 1970
City of Carpinteria -
City of Lompoc -
City of Guadalupe -
S . B. Co . Taxpayers Ass ' n -
Councilman Ernest C.
Wullbrandt
F. K. Dawson, Public
Works Director
Mayor Charles E. Draper
R. L. Temple, Executive
Secretary
S. B. Co . Public Works Dept . - Vernon Bugh, Deputy
Director
S. B. Co . Agricultural Conun. ~ Walter E. Curmnings,
Agricultural Commissioner
S. B. Co . Farm & Home Advisor - Lin V. Maxwell, Farm &
Home Advisor
County Medical Society -
League of Women Voters -
Tuberculosis & Health Ass 'n -
S. B. Co . Petroleum Dept. -
S.B. Range Improvement Ass 'n -
Representative of :
Carpinteria-Surmnerland Fire
District; Mission Canon Fire
District; Montecito Fire
Protection District:
Dr . Wayland A. Stephenson,
M. D.
Mrs . George P . Kerns
Dr . Donal F . Sweeney, M.D.
E. D. Lawrence , Petroleum
Engineer
William F. Luton, Homer
Larsen, Alternate
Herber O. Wilson, Fire
Marshal
In the Matter of Salary Recommendations as Presented by Administrative
The Administrative Officer read his report dated October 26, 1970 on subject
matter, which indicated that administration would continue to meet and confer
with employee representatives in an attempt to resolve differences . Many meetings
have been held during this pas t week and, as a result of these discussions, a number
of resoluti ons have been accomplished which are bei ng submitt ed to the Board for
consideration as amendments to the original recommendations submitted.
These changes are :
Classification
Financial Resources Supervisor
Eligibility Supervisor II
Eligibility Supervisor I
Eligibility Worker
Eligibility Worker Trainee
Director of Environmental Health
Senior Pharmacist
Pharmacist
Laboratory Aide
Housekeeping Services Sup.-SB
Housekeeping Services Sup . - SM
Assistant District Attorney
Chief Deputy District Attorney
Housekeeper
Garage Supervisor
Fire Control Officer
Fire Prevention Officer
Fire Battalion Chief
Fire Captain
Senior Superior Court Clerk
Assistant Auditor-Controller
Justice Court Clerk
From To
71 72
72 73
58 59
52 53
48 49
81 82
81 Flat $1,366
79 Flat $1,301
34 37
61 60
56 55
94 96
97 96
49 48
69* 67
83 84
83 84
77 82*
73 78*
61 63
84 86
Change error in figures to
51 $540- 657
* 3- Step Range
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It is estimated that this list of changes will produce an additional cost
of approximatel y $21 ,000, incl uding direct payroll overhead such as retirement,
OASDI, and Workmen' s Compensation insurance .
There still remains some areas in whi ch he does not feel justified in
making changes as suggested and, as a result, have not altered his position.
It is fel t that the recommendations as currently stated do place the
County in a competitive position, and that all areas have been examined with care
and caution .
'
The Administrative Officer informed the Board that in his opinion representatives
have genuinely represented their groups in a most professional way and
the discussions have been constructive .
Mr . Johnson submitted a Memorandum of Understanding between himself and
the General Manager of th~ S. B. County Employees Association, dated October 26,
1970, which was ordered placed on file .
This contains the agreed upon results of the '~eet and confer" process
between representatives of the Association and County representatives concerning
salary reconnnendations submitted to the Board for consideration.
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Provisions set forth in the Administrative Officer ' s salary reconnnendations
for December 1, 1970, as amended by letter to the Board regarding amended recommendations
dated October 26, 1970, except as noted on the attached copies, are
agreed upon by the representatives of the County and the Association as jointlyapproved
recommendations to the Board .
Provisions set forth in the Administrative Officer' s letter of transmittal
dated October 19, 1970, regarding the reduction in duty schedule for shift personnel
of the Fire Service to a 72- hour duty schedule effective December 1, 1970, and to
an approximate 67- hour schedul e as of July 1, 1971, with attendant modifications in
the manner in which vacation time is applied to the duty schedule are hereby made
a part of this Memorandum.
Zack L. Stringer , General Manager of the Employees Association, said there
is agreement on 75% of the work force but they have reached an impasse on 25% of
the work force . Perhaps the Association should consider mediation . The striking
employees were granted pay increases and benefits which c annot be related to set
standards for other employee sal aries . The Bailiff class was l eft out when t he
Sheri ff ' s people were considered .
A review of information related to the clerical and groundsman seri es
shows that the data used to be 16 to 18 months old J anuary 1 , 1971, he said . Local
data to favor one group was excluded, and local information was included to the
detriment of the clerical and groundsman group . There are doubl e standards used
in other areas . The Association has one althernative - toask for third party intervention
- for mediation. The areas of agreement relate to the policy of January
6, 1969, which was the 8- county sample and use of local data, as appropriate.
The Administrative Officer responded that when administration developed
the recommendations for the Sheriff's classifications, the interpretation of the
data that was used developed an indication of a 10% increase for the deputy, and
it was on the basis of the data that supported the 1 2~% for the higher ranks, and
the fact that the local pol ice department salary for patrolman was higher and did
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support these two factors and internal relationships for all classifications.
Colonel Richard Temple (Ret'd) of the S. B. County Taxpayers Associ ation
read from a prepared statement which indicated grave concern the trend in compensation
for public employees in all public entities. The increasing unemployment
in the private sector of the County's ecomony was pointed out, and consequently
those unemployed individuals' abi lity to pay property taxes . Now is the time for
elected and appointed officials to reduce manning and expenditures of public funds,
even though such decisions will not be welcome by some . The GH report of January,
1967 recommended annual salary survey, a merit system, and salary adjustments . In
general, a local salary survey was to apply to certain positions and an 8- county
composite average to certain other pos itions . This composite county average has
no relationship to the local costs of living and salary acceptability of persons
seeking employment . It is understood that the county has no current comprehensive
local salary survey for comparative purposes . With regard to a report that perhaps
30 to 40 unfilled positions may not be filled so funds can cover unbudgeted expenses,
perhaps these pos itions were not really a priority need .
The budget hearings made no mention of the County borrowing $3,500,000
until the end of December, 1970, nor did the budget contain any provision for interest
on such a borrowing . He questioned the credibility of a county expenditures
budget from the taxpayers viewpoint.
The recent salary adjustment awarded certain Sheriff's Department personnel
makes public protection more expensive to all county taxpayers. It was again
recommended the urgent action leading to reducing the partol staffing f rom 1 per
1,200 population in the unincorporated area to 1 per 2,400 population, excluding
from population calculations the population l iving on Vandenberg Air Force Base and
on the UCSB campus.
Mental health costs are rising at an alarming rate . The county may be
paying in excess of 10% of the cost of the program, and may increase even more.
The blanket authorization of the Board to hire personnel in certain categories
at a salary above col11mn ''A'' should be withdrawn, and any positing hiring
above that brought to the Board for approval to increase control over salary costs .
It should be recognized that there are certain benefits unique to public
employment, such as job security and stability, accumulative sick leave benefits,
vacations and recognized holidays as well as retirement provisions . It was pointed
out that the decisions made on the present proposals will have considerable affect
on the next round of salary discussions .
In s11mmary, the follov1ing recommendations were made:
1) Annual evaluation be based on prevailing compensation in similar
jobs and classifications . Compensation includes all fringe benefits, special pay ,
housing, meals, uniform allow~nces . Use of salaries rather than compensation may
create disparities.
2) A Current comprehensive local salary survey be made and used as
a basis for current adjustments.
3) Discontinue the use of the composite county average .
4) Compensation surveys become the responsibility of the Civil
Se rvi ce Co mm issi on a ft er passage o f measure ''B'' The compensation recommendations
of the Commission to be of a ''recommending'' nature only, for Board consideration.
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October 26 , 1970
5) Review the salary changes proposed for appointed department heads
and assistant department heads.
6) Suspend any action on s alary changes for mental health - pending
r esol ution of the mental health service budget, means of f i nancing , and bringi ng
t he county portion to 10%.
7) Reduce travel and transportation expenses , particular l y out-of -
county conference travel .
8) Re- examine supply inventory l evel s .
A communication was read f r om the s. B. County Government Attorney ' s
Association regarding positions in the District Attorney ' s office . The proposed
continuation of the existing discriminatory treatment i n the Attorney Assistant's
positions was found to be unacceptabl e . There is nothing i n the organi zational
structures or scope and r ange of s upervisory r es pons ibil ities between t he various
departments which sugge s t s the appropriateness of r ais i ng the County Counsel 's
Assistants ' position to Range 96 , whil e similar l y titl ed position- hol ders in ot her
county at t orney departments are rel egated to Range 94 . Secondl y, the proposed
sal ary adjustment for the Assistant r ange is inadequate . Assuming the Board were
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to accept their r ecommendation that all assistant department heads be treated equally
and a~o p t Range 96 , the proposed s alary adjustments woul d, neverthel ess, leave I
Sant a Barbar a be l ow the average of the eight- count y survey . The v ery amount of the
disc r epancies in the Ass istants' pay r ange reveals the l ong- standing neglect in this
pers onnel c ategory . The r e does not appear to be any jus tif ication for the f ai l ure I
to gr ant a percentage incr ease adequate to produce conformity with the eight- count y
average, except the disproportionat e size of the adjustment needed to compensat e
for the lengthy negl ect of this c ategory.
The Association f avors the proposal of the District Attorney ' s alternate
method of adjustment insofar as it calls for equal treatment of departmental
assistant s and exposes the Personne l Department ' s proposed adjustments for that
position as well bel ow the ei ght- county average . The Association, however, takes
exception with that por tion which proposes that the position of Chief Deputy in the
Distri ct Attorney ' s office be el iminated . The question is one of equality of
treatment for similar ly titl ed position- hol ders and s alary adj us tments for that
c ategory in conformity with the eight-county survey average, not the e l imination
of other positions . The Association not onl y feel s that the proposal is inconsistent
with the organizational needs of the District Attorney's office , but sees no r eason
why any County department should have t o barter away othe~ titled positions to ob- I
tain t he adequat e s al ari es atld equal ity of t r eatment wl1ich i s o the~is e i ndependent J.y
j us tif i ed by the Couo.t y ' s own ''be11cl1mar ks ' ' and depa r tme11t aJ. needs .
The e l imina t i on of t he Chief Deput y position wil l res ul t i n even fur t her
i nequit i es . Only adj ustment t o Range 100-101, not 97, 't'lill p1:-oduce pa r ity 't'li th
t he eight cour t y ave rage . Eli mi nation of t hat category 't'1oul d undoubt edly r es ult i n
s ome i ndi vidual per for ming t he s ame orgai nzational f unctions aILd exer c i s i ng t he
same s upervisory r es ponsi bi l ities at a reduced s ala ry range . The Associ at i on sees
t he equal t r eatment of all department al ass i stants , coupl ed with app ~opriate s ala~y
adj ustments commensura t e wit h t he eight- count y aver age, as a mor e equitable step
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Octobe~ 26, 1970
toward co recting the existing discrimination between similarly situated departmental
attoney assistants .
/r.t Clemens of the Tax Action Commission made a presentatioi., statirg t his
is going t o bring about edditioual increase in taxes, with an increased bu:den being
placed on real estate taxpayers who are paying may times their share of t~e tax load.
Also, there are people gut of work now and the unemployment ratio is going up . He
also pointed out that there are $25 million that is tax exempt in t he county .
Robert L. Hunt, Executive Secretary of the Santa Berbara County Farm Bureau,
~ ead from a prepared statement, i ndicating deep concern at t he rapidly i ncreas ing
costs of County government and high tax rate . The present salary negotiations can
result in i ncreased costs beyond the ability of the taxpayers t o pay . Salaries of
Cou1ty employees should not exceed t hose paid for comparable work in the private
sector of t he economy . These empJoyees must remember that their job secur ity with
the County has definite economic value .
The Farm Bureau urged t he Board t o immediately i r itiate reductions and consolidation
of staff in aJl CouI'ty departments t o hold t he budget t o no higher than
its present level . This can be accompl ished by not filling vacant positions or replacing
retiring employees . He reiterated the recommendation that t he ratio of patrol
deputy sheriffs t o rural population be set a t one to 2,000 and that suburban communities
form police districts if they desire city-type police protection.
He sai d the County is in no position t o maintain e standing ermy. There is
an area west of the City almost as large as the City ~f Santa Barbara that is using
almos t city-type protection. Solvang people would like a merchant's patrol with
deputies . He fee l s tha t some formula for overtime for these men could be worked out
as compensation for t his, and a. s heriff's auxiliary would be a practicel mea . s of
handli ng a certain number of emergency situa tions , and this should be explored .
Chairman Clyde said that no more deputies had been added as e result of
any disorders , and Mr . Hunt replied that the County has got to have better quality of
training and performance from the staff . He said they have asked for the County t o
t ake i n the possibility of having a survey made by an efficiency firm that would
recommend efficiencies thet would be considered favorable by the Board. He requested
the Board to seriously cons ider such an action .
Supervisor Grant s aid this Boarddd budget for salary adjustments t o t ake
place J aruary 1, not December 1 so the EOard is considering today the same proposals
or r ecommendations that wouJd have been heerd later on.
The Admi nistrative Officer said that if the recommendetions are adopted ,
he will offer a proposal for placing limitations for filling positions which will
effect a s alery s aving t o finance the adjustments .
Supervisor Callahan asked about services and supplies, and Mr. Johnson replied
that they have no plans as this was all s creened during the budget hearings .
Zack Stringer, General Menager of thE7 Employees Associ ation, reiterated
thet ther.e is agreement on 75% of the positions and adjustments, but h~ve reached
an impasse on the other 25%, and suggested third party mediation. Supervisor
Grant then asked if it would be advisable to hold this open and discuss further this
week, and Chairman Cl yde replied that the recotmilendati ons were submitted last week
and the Board can' t get into debating each category .
Ordinance 2128
I
Declarin& a Morato
on Fillinc All Pre
and Future Vacant
Pesitions fer
Balance of FY
1970-71
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Mr . Hunt stressed t heir concern t hat the l ower classes have more substantial
increases .
The Administretive Officer said that setting s alaries is a very difficul t
process but by f ollowing a method the attempt is made to provide a reasonabl e sol
ution to a very difficul t probl em. The average incr ease f or all is s l ightl y over
8% of the total s al ary budget .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell , seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carr
ied, with Supervisor Callahan voting "No", it is ordered that the recommendations
for s a l ary adjustments to become effective December 1 , 1970, as amended be, and t he
s ame are hereby, confirmed, and that the s alary of the Administrative Officer be I
increased 5%. It is further ordered that the f ollowi ng ordinance be , and the same is
hereby, passed and adopted:
In t he Matter of Ordinance No. 2128 - The Salary Ordinance of the County
of Sant a Barbara , and Repeeling Ordinance No . 2041 and Others i n Conf l ict Herewith.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell , seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carr
ied, Ordinance No. 2128 of the County of Santa Barbar a , entitl ed "The Selary Ordinance
of the County of Sant a Bar bar a Providing for the Number and Compensation of
Certai n Officers, Deputies, Assistants, Cl erks and Empl oyees of the County of Sant a
Barbs r a and Judicial Distr icts thereof, Except the Supervisor s, t he Distr ict Attorney,
the Superior Court Judges, the Auditor, the Superi ntendent of Schools, the Jurors, and
Cer tain Others: Fixing the Duties of Certain Officers and Employees, Dir ecting the
Disposition of Certain Fees: and Repeal ing Ordinance No. 2041 and any and All
Ordinances and Parts of Ordinances in Conf l ict Herewith" was passed and adopted.
Upon the r ol l being c all ed, the following Supervisor s voted Aye, to-wit:
George H. Cl yde, Daniel G. Grant, Francis H. Beattie
and Curtis Tunnell .
NOES: Joe J . Ca l lahan ABSENf: None .
iua In the Matter of Declaring a Morator ium on Fil ling All Present and Future
ent
Vacant Posi tions for Balance of 1970-71 FY and Directing Administrative Officer to
Review Same and Not Fill Vac ant Positions Subject to Board Approval .
During the discussion on salaries and personne l , Supe rvisor Tunnell
pointed out t he need to pursue the question of present unfilled positions, and
f avored the declar ation of a moratorium immediatel y on filling all present v acant
positions requiring s pecial approval . Every effort shoul d be made to e l iminate
unnecessary positions and to br ing about greater efficiency and the ope ration of
some departments with fewer employees if and wher e possibl e .
R. D. Johnson , Administrative Officer, suggested tha t the Board consider
imposing l imitations on the filli ng of present and future vacant positions for the
balance of this fiscal year, and place the control under administr?tion that a
vacant position can onJ y be fil led by recommendations approved by the Boa r d .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Be attie, and carried
unanimousl y, it is order ed that a moratorium on filli ng aJJ present and future
vacant County positions for the balance of FY 1970-71 , be, and t he s ame is her eby ,
declared, effective this date .
21.0
""alary Survey
to compare Sa
Job LeYels in
S.B. County
with those in
Private Indus
effect. - Jan
l, 1971.
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Ordinance 212
I
Allowance of
Claims.
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October 26 , J 970
It is further or dered that the Pdministrative Officer be, and he is hereby,
author i zed and directed to r eview all present and future unfi lled County positions
end not fill those which, i n his discretion , shoul d not be filled, subject to approval
of the Board of Supe rviso rs , for the balance of FY.1970- 71, effective this ds te.
In the Matter of Dir ecting Director of Personne l to Make SaJary Survey of
aries of
Job Leve ~s in Sant a Barbara County for Comparison of SaJaries in Effect January 1 ,
1971
ry in
with. Job Level s in Private Industry .
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supe rvisor Grant, end carr
ied unanimously, it is ordered that the Dir ector of Personnel be, and he is hereby,
authorized and directed to proceed with a s alary survey of j ob l evel s bel ow executive
l evel s in Sant a Barbar a County for comparison of s alaries in effect J anuary 1 , 1971
with j ob l evel s i n private industr y, and r eport back by the first of February, 1971
In the Matter of Ordinance No . 2129 - An Ordinance of Laguna County Sanitation
District Establ ishing Number and Compensation of Empl oyees and Repe aJ ing
Ordinance No . 2045 .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunne l l, seco.n ded by Supe. rvisor Grant, and c ar -
ried unanimously, the Board passed and adopted. Ordinanc. e . No 2129 of the County of
Sant a Barbar a , entitl ed "An Ordinance of the Laguna County Sanitation District Es-
t abl ishing Terms and Conditions of Empl oyment of Officers and Employees, and Providing
for the Number and Compensation of Such Officer s and Empl oyees: and Repealing Ordinance
No. 2045 . ''
Upo~ the roll being called, the fo l lowing Supervisor s voted Aye, to-wit:
George H. Cl yde, Daniel G. Grant, Francis H. Beattie,
and Cur tis Tunnell .
NOES: Joe J . Callahan ABSENI': None.
The Board recessed until 2 o'cl ock, p .m.
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At 2 o'cl ock, p .m., the Bo~ rd r econyened.
Pr esent: Super;visors Geo rge H. Cl yde , Jpe J . Ca~l a han, c nani el '
G. Grant, Francis H, Beattie, and Curtis Tuppell ; . and
J. E. ;Lel'1is, Cl erk
Supervisor Cl yde in the Chair
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In t he Matter of Allowance of Claims.
t
Upon motion, dul y seconded, and c ~ rried unanimous l y, it is ordered that the
following c laims be, and the s ame are her eby a l. lowed, each c l aim fo. r the amount and
payabl e o~t . of the fund designated on the f ace of each. c la ~m, respectivel y, to-wit:
(SEE CLAIMS LIST PAGE 211)
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Upon the roll being called, the fo l lowing Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit: ~
George H. Clyde, Joe J. Cal lahan , D.a niel G. Grant,
Francis H. Be attie , and Cur tis Tunnell .
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NOES: None.
ABSENT: None.
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Requests f'Or
Apprepriatio ,
October 26 , 1970
In the Ma t~ er of Requests for Appropriation, Cancellation or Revision. o~
Cancellation, Funds .
or Revision _,_.-
Funds. ' ;
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell' , and ca r -
r ied unanimous ly , the fo l lowing requests for appropriation, cancel l ation or r evision
of funds are hereby approved, i n the budget classifications and amounts shown, and
the Auditor be, and he is hereby, author ized and directed to make the necessary
t ransfers :
Department of Health - Transfer from 150Bll, Medical, Dental
& Lab Suppl ies, $220 . 00 to 150Cl ,
Laboratory Equipment , General Fund .
Department of Los Prietos -Boys' Camp - Transfer from 101-B- 10,
$539 . 00, to 101-C-2, General Fund
Heatings en In the Matter of Hearings on Plann i ng Commission and Agricultural Preserve
the rezoning
ef Propertie Advisory Connnittee Reconnnendations for Approval of Request to Adopt Ordimnce Amendi ng
in Los Alamo
Area, and Articl e .IV of Ordinance No . 661 to Rezone Properties in Los Alamos Area; and Creation
Creatien ef
Agric. Prese es ~f Agricul tural Preserves .
/ This being the date and time set for the continued hearings on subject
Hearing on
Appeal ef
Raymond E.
Spencer on
behalf ef P
Andersen fer
Denial of R.e
quest fer
Cenditienal
Exceptien an
Side Yard
Adjustment a
1185 Anderse
Lane, Gel&ta.
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Ernest Haeck.'111.L
f rem Denial
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t rezene
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Jose) and
Conditional
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matter;
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervi sor Beattie, and carr
i ed unani mously , i t i s ordered that subject hearings be, and the same are hereby,
duly and r egularly continued to Monday, November 30, 1970, at 2 o'cl ock, p .m.
In the Matter of Hearing on Appeal of Raymond E. Spencer on Behalf of P. A.
Andersen from Planni ng Connnission Denial of Request for Conditional Exception and
Side Yard Adjustment on Prope rty at 1185 Anderson Lane , Go l eta (70-V-44) . ,
This being the date and time set for heari ng on subject proposal ;
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant , seconded by Supervisor Ca l l ahan, and carried
unanimousl y, it is order ed that subject heari ng be, and the s ame is hereby,
duly and r egularly continued to Monday, November 9, 1970, a t 2 o'cl ock, p .m. , at
the request of Attorney J ames R. Christiansen, attorney for the appellant .
In the Matter of Heari ng on Appeal of Ernest Haeckel from Planning Commission
Denial of Requests for Ordinance Amending Articl e IV of Ordinance No . 661
to Rezone Property (Rancho San Jose) , Go l eta from ''U'' to WA-T District for T.ra i l er
Park (70-RZ-3) ; and Conditional Exception Permitting 10 Instead of 20 Sites .
This bei ng the date and time set for hearing on subject proposal ; the
Affi davit of Publication being on file with the Cl erk;
Dr. Henry L. Hol derman, M. D. transmitted a l etter to the Board to the
effect that Ernest Haeckel has had a mil d stroke and a delay i n any hearing procedures
woul d be advisable for his health, which was r ead by the Cl e r k .
The Planni ng Commission submitted a. Zoni ng Report , dated October 21, 1970,
which was read by the Cl erk.
The action of the Planni ng Connnission, by a vote of 6 to 0 with one abstention
(on t he basis of absence from a FOr tion of the prior hearing) , was to deny
the request for the Conditional Exception and for rezoning on the basis that:
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October 26 , 1970
1) Topography of the proper ty does not lend itself to
a trai l er park .
2 It "t1oul d not be physically and economically possibl e
to operate a tra i l er park, according to the Depart ment
of Housing and Community Devel opment requirements .
3) Even though the members of the Commission recognize
the applicant ' s effort to create a sel f - supporting
unit over the past years, the existing violations,
i f condoned, could serve as a precedent for simi lar
l and uses i n thi s County .
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The Commission further requested that this matter be r eferred to respective
County departments to start the abatement of presently existing violations .
It was noted that during the pub l i c heari ng on August 26 , 1970, the Commission
and staff spent approximatel y 2 hours i ns pecting the proper ty in question .
Jean Pritchard from the Trout Cl ub s poke in opposition to the granting
of the appeal as well as Bai l ey Killi ngsworth, and fe l t the Board shoul d proceed
today i nasmuch as the Planning Commission made the fie l d t r i p to i ns pect the proper t y
Supervisor Grant recommended that the Board pr oceed with the hearing this
date, and the Chairman announced that the Board woul d proceed with the hearing.
H. H. Divelbiss, Planning Director, described the proper ty as shown on
a transparency, being on Ol d San Marcos Pass Road north of the intersection wi th
Ol d San Marcos Road northerly of the Trout Cl. ub on the west side of the highway,
down from the Hidden Val ley Guest Ranch area . The property has been before the
County for a great many years . The Commission made a f i e l d trip and found that the
property was bei ng used for this c amp tent tra i l er t ype of ope ration. Mr. Haeckel
has voided a road down the s i de of the hill to the creek and placed 10 trail ers and
tents in the area . Al so, there are three or four dry outhouses . After heari ng from
the Forest Servi ce and State Hous i ng people , the Pl anni ng Commission fe l t that it
was unwi se to have this kind of devel opment in this kind of country . The Trout Cl ub
peopl e a re quite concer ned .
The Commission requested immedi ate enforcement of the ordinance . This
was done wi th l egal approvaJ so this has been i n viol at i on for months .
Supervi sor Grant stated that Mr . -Haeckel had fi l ed a l etter with him but
it pertains a l most entirel y to a r oad system. The road was discussed ful ly at the
Planni ng Commission heari ng .
DonaJd Detwiler from the Heal th Depar tment made a repor t to the Board,
stat i ng that the Department ' s positi on is for f lat deni al because of difficul ties
as to adequate~y handl i ng potable wat er and sewage' dispos al . There are three
plateaus with a number of tra i l ers . They get drinking water f r om San Jose Creek.
They have been t r ying to legal i ze this by issuance of a permit but to date Mr . Haecke~
has not presented an adequate amount of dat a upon which they can make an analysis
of the system or issue a permit . He l egally must obta i n a permit for a small water
system to serve more than j ust his own property . He s aid this is ~ poor location
fo: t rai l e r s and t he t rpi Jers ere quite di lapidated. He had r eceived a l etter from
the State to ce ase and des ist .
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Services Budget
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The Dep ~ rtment feel s thet i n the event the Board approves the request, the
matter of a sewage disposal system woul d have to be of special design with t anks but
would require routine pumping on an ''as needed basis'' . He reiterated the Department
woul d r ather see a f l at denial.
Mr . Detwiler proceeded to explain the water system. It is an existing
system but it has not been legelized.
Supervisor Grant fe l t the appeal should be denied as the Planning Commission
had a full hearing and visited the property, spent considerable time, took photos,
and made a thorough i nvestigation.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Cc?llahan, and car ried
unanimous l y , it is ordered that the appeal of Ernest Haeckel (70-RZ-38) from
Planning Commission denial of the following requests be, and the s ame is hereby,
denied, ther eby reaffirming the action taken by the Commission to deny subject requests :
1) To i nitiate an ordinance amending Article IV of Ordinance No . 661
of the County of Santa Barbara , as amended, rezoning proper ty
descr ibed as Assessor ' s Parcel No . 153-160-26 , generally l ocated
on the west side of San Marcos Pass Road approximateJy 1/4 mil e
northerl y from the inter section of Old San Marcos Pass Road,
Gol eta Valley from the ''U'', Unlimited Agricultura l District (permits
r esidential and agricultural uses on 10-acre buil ding sites)
to the WA-T, Watershed Agricultura l District with the Tra i l er Park
Zone Combining Regul ations (permits residential and agricultural
uses on one-acre buil ding sites and a t railer perk subject to
issuance of a Conditional Use Permit, of said or dinance; and
2) A Conditiona l Exception under Articl e X, Section 4 and the provisions
of Ordinance No . 661 of the County of Santa Barbara , as
amended, to permit ten (10) trai l er sites instead of the required
twenty (20, si tes.
In the Matter of Ment al Heal th Services Budget Review .
The Administrative Officer read his written report on subject matter, dated
October 26 , 1970 .
Fol lowing submission of the S. B. County Mental Health Services Short- Doyl e
Plan for FY 1970- 71 to the State Department of Ment al Hygiene for approval , the
State, in April , 1970, informed this County that an expenditure plan totalling
$2,231,057 plus State hospita l charges was approved for pl anning purposes . This is
refl ected in the County budget . These amounts woul d only become fina l upon enactment
of the State' s FY 1970- 71 budget by the Legislature and the Governor . Following
approval of the County 1970- 71 budget, the State informed administration that the
County program for mental health services for 1970- 71 had been approved with an
a l location of State aid of onJy $J ,202,468 , based upon a reduced expenditure pl an
totalling $1 ,993,050. This unPnticipated drastic budget reduction by the State,
following the adoption of the County's budget, together with other developments i n
the County ' s mental heaJth program, require Board review and subsequent pol icy
decision. The probl em is a complex one, since it consists of several interre lated
ar e as of concern.
Mr . Johnson proceeded to define the prob l ems, as follows:
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1) The State- approved Expenditure Plan has been substantiall y reduced
since adoption of the County budget (1970-71) .
2) The State plan has not given full recognition to a r ising census
in the Psychiatric In-Patient Ward.
3) The Mental Heal th Department ' s estimat' es of patient-generated
revenue as presented in the State program have not been forthcoming .
4) While the County budget patient- generated revenue estimates-were
reduced to reflect a more realistic patient-generated revenue recovery,
the State pr ogram was never adj'usted to coincide with the
County revenue estimates .
5) There exists a lack of c l early documented fiscal policy from the
State level .
In discussing the problems relative to reduction i n the State-approved
Expenditure Plan , it was poi nted out that the participation of the State to l imit
reimbursement of $1,202,468, is the approved Expenditure Plan less estimated revenue,
less 10% County share, less a State-estimated savings factor. Reflected in these
figures was notification by the State that the new and expanded portion of the program,
amounting to $238 ,007, was being cut for an indefinite time. Thus, without
question, it becomes necessary to reduce the expenditure program by at l east $238 ,007 .
The operation of the l ocal mental health program is financed and budgeted
by the County, not by the State. The State reimburses the County up to the Stateapproved
expenditure limit.
He also discussed the rising census in the Psychiatric In-Patient Ward
which was cal culated and necessary costs buil t i nto the budget, but the State Plan
was not changed . The County budget included $523, 600 for FY 1970-71 , the State Program
contai ned a figure of $406,428 - a difference of $117, 172.
Other items discussed were lack of rea] izatipn of anticipated patientgenerated
revenue, l ack of adjustment of State program patient-generated revenue
esti mate, and ambiguity of State policy .
Mr . Johnson stressed the importance of the Director of Mental Health Ser vices
exerting every effort to increase collections on charges for services . If
revenues cannot be realized, the burden falls on the County taxpayer . It appears
that the Mental Health Department has never adjusted the State plan to ref]ect the
more conservative revenue picture. Once again, if the County falls below the Stateestimated
revenue, the burden may fal l upon the County taxpayer ~
There exists a l ack of clearly documented fiscal pol icy and commitment from
the State. The State provided the County with a planning expenditure amount that
later proved to be unrealistic, and this was not decreased by the State until after
adoption of the final County budget . It appears that the State is gambl ing that
the County will not spend to the total expenditure program. If State funds are unavailabl
e, its savings factor will have to be assumed by the County if the entire
State- approved expenditure allocation is spent . The State has not documented whether
or not its $212,200 wi ll become ava i lable, but its actions would i ndicate that it is
making every effor t to reali ze State savings at County expense .
The following recommendations were made:
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October 26 , 1970
1) That the Board freeze all appropriations within the Mental Heal th
budget at the current l evel of expenditure, as fo l lows:
a)
b)
Sal aries and Empl oyee Benefits
Services and suppl ies
Fixed assets
Total
$209,645
58,370
34,560
$302,575
2) That the Board reduce the per diem rate for in- patient psychiatric
services from $68 per day to $59 per day, effective November 1,
1970 .
3) That the Board direct the Administrative Officer, Hospital Administrator
and Mental Health Director to work col l ectivel y toward
a reor ganization of the hospital ' s in-patient psychiatr ic ward to
bring about a desired coor dinated effort . Such r eor ganization to
be made effective January 1, 1971 if concurrence of all involved is
achieved.
4) That the Board direct the Mental Heal th Director to expedite the
determination of the cost of al l out- patient services; and, to
present such cost determination to the Administrative Officer and
Auditor-Contr oller for review in order that specific recommendations
can be made to the Board to set rates for such services . Al so,
direct the Mental Health Director to start an aggressive bill ing
pr ogram to patients and/or responsible parties as wel l as to the
Medi- Ca] Pr ogram.
5) That the Board direct the Administrative Officer and Mental Heal th
Director aggressively seek out al l availabl e means of achieving I
further savings in the Mental Health Department budget together with
expl oring all avenues of acquiring further State funds
In conclusion , Mr . Johnson said that the freezing of $302,575 in County
appropriations will keep the mental health program at its present l evel of service
and wil l minimize the amount of additional unanticipated costs which the General Fund
(taxpayer) wil l have to absorb . Provided that all or part of the $212,200 estimated
State savings is restored, then part of the frozen appropr iations may be rel eased for
expenditure by the Board.
Dr . Norbert J . McNamar e , Director of Mental He ~l th Services indicated his
concern with the report and r ecommendations of the Administrative Officer . He said
the prob l em is an extremel y compl ex one . A written presentation of his was then
given to the ~o a rd .
There a re two major pr obl ems, both of which focus around funding. The
first one is that, because of budget probJems, the State Legis lature removed $3\
mil lion from the Governor ' s budget for County Mental Health Programs . This cut had
to be divided pr imaril y among the newer programs that had not yet fi lled all their
positions and, therefore, coul d e l iminate them without rel easing peopl e alr eady hir ed.
Sant a Barbara County's share of tha t total was $238 ,000, or approximatel y 11% of the
mentcl health budget .
Ment al He~J th Services has devel oped a pl an approved by the Mental Health
Advisory Board for effecting these cuts and has received informal approval from the
Stete. One area receiving an unf sir share of the cuts was for the program i nvol ving
mi nor i ty poor.
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The second problem is mor e compl ex . last October , i n submitting the
ment al health budget to the State f or this fiscal year , he did not anticipate
accuratel y enough costs f or operation of the General Hospital Psychiat r ic Unit. The
Hosp ital ' s estimate of $406, 000 to run the Unit this fisc al year actually seemed
excessive to some last October. It was aJ most 40% more than i n t he previous year ' s
budget; but now, considering his exper ience of the Jast 4 months, it appears that
costs coul d r un as high as $525 , 000 . By subracting the l J.% cut from the $406 , 000
estimate, it means there coul d be a cost overrun as high as $160,000. The maj or
probl em here is that he understands the needs and did not request enough money from
the State.
As a means of s olving the probl em to some extent , all mental heal th ser vices
coul d be unified into one system which woul d gr e at l y increase efficiency and
effect considerabl e economy . The present two systems allows for much dupl ication and
waste . With this unification, it coul d l imit the potential overr un to $70,000 and
possibl y l ess, and this plan woul d allow mental health to remain within its County
budget . But it woul d run the r isk of this $70,000 being all County money without
90% state reimbursement, but there has been no written guar antee to match this
$70,000 overr un at the end of the year either by surpl us elsewhere in their budget
or by an emer gency l egis lative appropr iation.
By t aking the risk, if they do r eimburse the County, it will have $63,000
excess at the end of this fiscal year in the mental health budget . If they don ' t r eimburse
the County, ther e a re advant ages to the County. Having s pent the money this
ye ar wil l obl igate the State to fund it next year and pr event this probl em f r om
being compounded in future years . He and the Mental Health Advisory Board fee l this
is the onl y plan that can presentl y be r ecommended . Any attempts at fur ther reducing
the potenti al $70,000 over run woul d present serious funding pr obl ems for the future .
He then proceeded to give some alternatives, such as:
1) Limiting admi ssions to the Genera] Hospital so that the total
number of patients woul d remai n within the present budget .
2) Further r educing other a reas of mental health budget to effect
a $70,000 s aving . Aside f r om the f act that the State would
probably not approve such a plan, it is, more importantly, f alse
economy for the County . Making any fur ther r eductions i n the
out- patient type of services would i nc r ease the number of patients
requir ing hospitalization . Such 8n event could r e adil y doubl e or
t r ipl e the roverr un from the General Hospital services for this
fiscal year, and woul d worsen the funding probl ems next yea r .
The oxtut:Lns budget for next year woul d be r educed by any amount cu
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3) Devel op a f acil ity that coul d provide psychiatric care at a l ower
cost than the General Hospital . This has some merit since
psychia t r ic patients usually don ' t need the extensive and expensive
f acil ities of a general hospital .
Dr . McNamara has expl ored this at gr eat l ength with the Administrative
Officer and Hospital Administrator, and they both fee] that the dis advant ages to
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the County outweigh any benefits for the ment al health budget . It appears s ome
fur ther exploration here may be useful .
In f airness to the State, if one understands the complexities and is willing
to work within them, the mental health program is one that c an both benefit the State
and County f inanc~ ally as wel l as benefit the health and wel f are of a l l its citizens -
the key is under standing.
Dr. McNamara went on to explain t hat by cutti ng a number of positions to
effect a paper savi ngs, he would end up not being able to hire those peopl e and thi s
would i ncrease the number of peopl e who are not gettirStreatment, and increase costs
in ways tha t cannot be controlled. They want t o treat peopl e as out- patients, not
~n - patients. The focus is to get away from hospitals and get i nto an out- patient
status .
Mr . Johnson still disagreed with Dr . McNamar a on his statement that money
cannot be shifted from s alaries to i n- patient care . He has found out that these monies
can be shifted . This is one of the probl ems in dealing with a State- financed program.
The money is not being allocated wher e it is needed . The Count y has a good mental
health progr am going, and commended Dr . McNamara for his wor k . Al so, the in- patient
r ate is one of the best in the State, being $68 .00 per day at present . Again , he
stated that his great concern l ies in knowing wher e the money is coming from.
Supervisor Grant asked about the discrepancies of this program throughout
the State, and Dr . McNamara replied that the main r eason the County didn ' t get enough
money is that they started l ate . He can only devel op with what money is given to him;
hopefully, i t may get better l ater .
The Administrative Officer said he would still r ecommend the figur e of
$406,000, repr esenting a 40% increase in the budget for in- patient care . He indicated
concern about the County ' s commitment that County mental health services wil l cost 10%
of the di rect budget . It is his goal to agree to ar r ive at that point .
Supervisor Tunnell felt it woul d be wise to hol d firm about paying 10% and
no more . There is not enough money to expedite al l the programs .
Dr . McNamara said if the Board goes for that the County may still get the
$70,000. Supervisor Tunnell also fe l t the Board shoul d accept the recommendation of
Mr . Johnson to freeze the $302,000, to cut back the program to fit the County budget .
It was suggested the subject matter be continued a week to allow administration
to try to get the State to firm up on some probl em areas .
It was stated that the Counties that started on the program 5 year s ago will
get more money from the State. The bigger counties get a bigger pi ece than this county.
The cost at the State hospital is much higher. It was $6 per day and it is now $30.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell , seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimous l y, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby, con-
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tinued to November 2, 1970, and referred to the Admi n i strative Officer, Director of
Mental Heal th Services and other s for further study i n an attempt to come up with an
answer .
Upon motion the Board adjourned sine die .
The foregoing Minutes are hereby appr oved.
rm an
Board
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Approval of Minutes
October 26, 1970
Meeting.
Amendment to Fire
Hydrant Agreement
btw. Goleta County
Water Dist. ~ S. B.
Co. Fire Protection
Dist.-Installation
~ Use of 6 Fire
Hydrants in Goleta
V ley Housing Proect
Tract I
10, 988. I
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November 2, 1970
Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
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State of California, November 2, 1970 , at 9:30 o ' clock, a .m.
Present: Supervisors George H. Clyde, Joe J.
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Callahan, Francis H. Beattie 2 and Curtis
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Tunnell; and J. E. Lewis, Clerk and Daniel G. Grant
Supervisor Clyde in the Chair
In the Matter of Approval of Minutes of October 26, 1970 Meeting.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the reading of the minutes of the October 26,
1970 meeting be dispensed with, and the minutes approved, as submitted
In the Matter of Execution of Amendment to Fire Hydrant Agreement between
Goleta County Water District and Santa Barbara County Fire Protection District,
Special Fire Protection Zone #5 Covering Installation and Use of 6 Fire Hydrants in
Goleta Valley Housing, Job No . 1350 and Tract #10,988 (Fireside Homes), Job No . 1282.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO . 70-660
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
Abandomnent Vacat
of a Portion of
on In the Matter of the Abandonment and Vacation of A Portion of A Certain
Dominion Rd. J
Acceptance of
''A''
ght of Way Gra t
rom Robert P.
hee~y, et we, f r
St. McCoy Lan
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Change Orders Nos.
1-4, San Ysidro Rd.
Project.
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County Highway, Known as Dominion Road i n the Fifth Supervisorial District . (ORDER
TO ABANDON)
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted :
RESOLUTION NO . 70-661
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Acceptance of Right of Way Grant from Robert P. Sheehy,
et we, for ''A'' Street and McCoy Lane, Fifth Supervisorial District, without Monetary
Consideration.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Right of Way Grant, dated October 16,
1970 from Robert P. Sheehy, Terrance W. Sheehy and June Sheehy, for ''A'' Street and
McCoy Lane, Fifth Supervisorial District be, and the same is hereby, accepted, without
monetary consideration; and the Clerk be, and he is hereby, authorized and
directed to record said document in the office of the Santa Barbara County Recorder .
In the Matter of Authorizing Chairman to Execute Change Orders Nos . 1
through 4 to Contract with C. W. Berry Construction Company for San Ysidro Road Project
No . 1005.1, First Supervisorial District.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman be, and he is hereby, authorized
and directed to execute the following Change Orders to contract with C. W. Berry
Construction Company for San Ysidro Road Project No . 1005. 1, First Supervisorial
District:
,
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Notice of
Completion fo
Constr. of
Hollister Ave
0.17 Mile Eas
of Auhay Dr.
Turnpike Rd.
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November 2, 1970
Change Order No . 1 for i ncrease of $1,631 . 32 .
Change Order No 2 for i ncrease of $197 . 48
Change Order No . 3 for i ncrease of $300 . 73.
Change Order No . 4 for i ncrease of $201 . 71 .
Total Increase $2,331. 24
In the Matter of Filing of Notice of Completion for Construction of Hollister
Avenue from 0 .17 Mile East of Auhay Drive (Near San Antoni o Road) to Turnpike Road.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Road Commissioner be, and he is hereby,
authorized and directed to file Notice of Completion f or "Construction of Hollister
Avenue from 0.17 Mile East of Auhay Drive (Near San Antonio Road) to Turnpike Road'' .
It is further ordered that the Clerk be, and he is hereby, authorized and
directed to record said document in the office of the Santa Barbara County Recorder.
Acceptance "of In the Matter of Reconnnendation of Road Commissioner for Acceptance of
Dedicated Sts
Release of Dedicated Streets and Release of 85% of Time Certi ficate of Deposit No . 210361 for
85% of Time
Certificate $19,350.00, for Tract #10,574, Fourth Supervisorial District .
for Tract #
10,574. I Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
Release of
all Co. Cla~
for Damages
to Co. Proper
from Vehicula
Accident.
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Release of
Open Space
Bond for Trac
#10,846, Lot
138, ~Accept
of Open Space
for Maintenan
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carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby, re-
erred to the County Counsel for report and reconmendation.
In the Matter of Execution of Release of All County Claims for Damages to
County Property Resulting from Vehicular Accident, in the Amount of $11 . 14.
y
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman and Clerk be, and they are hereby,
authorized and directed to execute a Release of all County claims for damages to County
property resulting from a vehicular accident, as follows:
William Eugene Mafadini, in the amount of $9 .14 plus $2 . 00
court costs, a total of $11 . 14, for accident on January 13,
1968.
It is further ordered that the Director, Department of Resources & Collections
be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to deposit the draft received in full
settlement therefor to the Road Fund.
In the Matter of Release of Open Space Bond for Tract #10,846, Lot 138, and
Acceptance of Open Space for Maintenance .
nee Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
e carried unanimously, it is ordered that the following open space bond for Tract
#10,846, Lot 138 be, and the same is hereby, released as to all future acts and conditions;
and that the open space be accepted for maintenance:
General Insurance Company of America, as Surety - University
Exchange Corporation, as Principal for Bond No. 728763,
dated May 21, 1969, in the amount of $10,000.00.
Release of Monument
!ond for Tract I
11,035. I
One-Yr. Time Extension
for Monume
Bonds on Tracts #
10,311 Unit 2 1
10,237 Unit 2.1
Approval of
Request for
Military Traini
Leave. I
.Waivers of Physica
Standards of Prospective
Employees.
Refund from So. Ca.
Gas Company /
Request for Permit
to Enter, Cross
Leave Hope Ranch
Area during Rik
for Hungry, Nov.
14, 1970.
November 2, 1970
In the Matter of Recommendation of Assistant Count y Surveyor for Release
of Monument Bond for Tract #11,035, in the Cash Amount of $450 . 00.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the monument bond for Tract #11,035, in the
- c ash amount of $450 . 00 be, and the same is hereby, released as to all future acts
and conditions, as recommended by the Assistant County Surveyor
In the Matter of Recommendation of Assistant County Surveyor for One-Year
Time Extension for Monument Bonds on Tracts #10,311, Unit #2 and Tract #10,237, Unit
#2 .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that a one-year time extension for monument bonds
on the follpwing tracts be, and the same is hereby, granted, as recommended by the
Assistant County Surveyor:
Tract #10,237, Unit #2, Third District .
Tract #10,311, Unit #2, Third District.
In the Matter of Approval of Request for Military Training Leave .
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Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the request of the District Attorney for a
militar,y training leave, with pay for S. Jon Gudmunds, Deputy District Attorney be,
and the same is hereby, approved, during the period from November 23-December 5, 1970,
inclusive.
In the Matter of Approval of Requests for Waivers of Physical Standards of
Prospective Employees .
Upon motion -0f Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
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carried unanimously, it is ordered that the following requests for waivers of physical
standards of pr-0spective employees be, and the same are hereby, approved:
Welfare Department - Miss Margery Wilson, Clerk
S . B. General Hospital - Daniel G. Fulton, Janitor.
In the Matter of Acceptance of Refund in the Amount of $30 . 71 from Southern
California Gas Company under Contract for Gas Stub Services, 400 Ellwood Beach Drive.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the refund from Southern Claifornia Gas Company,
in the amount of $30 . 71, under contract for gas stub services 400 Ellwood Beach Drive I
be, and the same is hereby, accepted, for deposit to Ellwood Acres Assessment District
1963-1 Construction Fund.
In the Matter of Request of United Nations Association of USA, S. B. (TriCounty
Chapter) for Permit to Enter, Cross and Leave Hope Ranch Area during Hike for
Hungry, on November 14, 1970.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
referred to the Sheriff.
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November 2, 1970
Request for
Info. re Futu
of Water Control
" Water
Quality in
S.B. Co. /
In the Matter of Request of Los Angeles Laundryo,1ner!l Association for Ine
formation r~ Future of Water Control and Water Quality in Santa Barbara County.
Request for
Info. re Impact
of Sierr
Club's Lawsuit,
against
Affected
Governmental
Units.
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Approval of
Rider to Oil
Drilling Bond
and/or Releas
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Publication
of Ordinance
No. 2123
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Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby, referred
to the Health Officer .
In the Matter of Request of Dorothy F. Nuttall for Information Regarding
Impact of Sierra Club ' s Lawsuit , against Affected Governmental Units .
Upon moti on of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby, referred
to County Counsel .
In the Matter of Reconnnendation of County Petroleum Engineer for Approval of
Rider to Oil Drilling Bond and/or Release .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, .it is ordered that the following rider to oil drilling bond be ,
and the same is hereby~ approved, pursuant to the provisions of Ordinance No . 1927
and the recommendation of the Oil Petroleum Engineer:
~ shell Oil Company - Travelers Indemnity rider to Blanket
Bond No . S- 305 covering wells ''Lloyd et al, 2 and 3'',
and ''Security Fee 13 thru 20'', County Permits Nos .
3494 through 3503, respectively .
It is further ordered that the riders to the following oil drilling bonds
be, and the same is hereby, released as to all future acts and conditions:
/ Continental Oil Company - Hartford Accident & Indemnity
Company Blanket Bond No . 3507930 CQ.vering well ''State
4031. 1-1 (61- 1)'', County Permit No . 3327 .
/ Home-Stake Production Company - American Casualty Company
of Reading, Pennsylvania, Blanket Bond No . 547 1713 covering
''Victory Wells 14, 15, 17'', County Permits Nos . 334,
335, 336 (NPN)
In the Matter of Publication of Ordinance No . 2123 .
It appearing from the Affidavit of the Principal Clerk of the Santa Barbara
News- Press that Ordinance No . 2123 has been duly published in the manner and form prescribed
by law;
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded py Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is determined that Ordinance No . 2123 has been duly published
in the manner and form prescribed by law.
Reports and
Coonunication
In the Matter of Reports and Communications .
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The following reports and connnunications were received by the Board and
ordered placed on file:
/ County Treasurer - Investment of temporary surplus moneys,
September, 1970
Reports from Planning
Comniss ion for
Info. Only. /
Reco11111endation re
Alleged Violation
of Conditions by
Oilfield Waste UDIPI
Co.-Cat Canyon Are
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November 2, 1970
1 Public Utilities Commission - Notice of removal from
calendar the application of Golden West Airlines,
Inc . for public convenience and necessary certif-
icate to provide passenger air carrier service to
and from Santa Maria Airport
; Public Utilities Commission - Second amended application
of Air West for Authorization to increase intrastat
e passenger fares .
/ State Dept . of Insurance - Order to Cease and Desist
and notice of hearing in matter of United Bonding
Insurance Company, November 16, 1970, in Los
Angeles, 10 a .m.
In the Matter of Reports from Planning Commission for Information only .
The followi ng reports were received by the Board for informat ion only and
ordered placed on file:
/ l) Hope Ranch Realty Investment Company, denied appeal
of Health Department requirement of Condition #2
{percolation tests), Lot Split No . 11,230 approximately
3,000 feet east of intersection of Vieja
Drive and Via Vistosa, Third District
/ 2) A. B. Cannella, denied request {70- CP- 62) for
Conditional Use Permit to allow sale of fresh
fruit from motor vehicle at 511 5th Street, Solvang
In the Matter of Planning Commission Recommendation Relative to Alleged
Violation of Conditions by Oilfield Waste Dump Company {70-V-18) Generally Located
5 Miles North of Highway 101 on South Side of Cat Canyon Road, Cat Canyon Area,
Fifth Supervisorial District .
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The Planning Commission submitted a written recommendation on subject matter
as set forth in Planning Commission Resolution No . 70 -112 of October 28, 1970, that
the Board direct all appropriate departments to take immediate acti on to force compliance
with the conditions imposed under Conditional Exception under Article X,
Section 4 and the ''U'' - Unlimited Agricultural District of Ordinance No . 661 and a
permit under provisions of Chapter 19 of the County Code to allow the recovery of
waste oil and dump site for waste oil, mud and water from oil companies and waste oil
from service stations, Assessor ' s Parcel Nos . 101-060-15 and 101-070-32, generally
located 5 miles north of U. s. Highway 101 on the south side of Cat Canyon Road, Cat
Canyon area.
Supervisor Tunnell reported the question of the location of an oilfield
dump site has been the subject of numerous discussions at meetings over a period of
months . Everyone is concerned to protect the landscape and the general ecological
conditions in the area . Companies are now required to dispose of their waste materials
in a more organized and more proper manner than before. This has not proven to be an
easy thing to resolve . He suggested the appointment of a committee to s t udy and report
back to the Board the feasibility of alternatives - whether or not the County
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Reactivation
of 1st Dist.
Citizens Co
to Circulatio
Element re
Montecito,
Smmerland,
Carpinteria
Valley Area.
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Abandonment o
Rancho Cuyama
No. 2 subdivision
to
Clear Way for
Action re
Pending Lot
Split No. 11,
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Request of
Billy Hale fo
Permit to all
Use of Mobile
Home as Temp.
Dwelling on
property in
S nta Ynez
Valley (Chalk
Hill Rd)
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Execution of
Amendment bet
Co. ArendtMosber-
Grant,
Architects, t
Perform Svs.
re additions
Alterations
to S.B. Genl
Hospital /
November 2, 1970
should operate and endeavor to establish and operate a County-owned dump for waste
materials and in the future possibly other industrial waste materials that are difficult
to dispose of. Perhaps the public interest would best be served with the appointment I
of such a committee . He suggested no action be taken for several weeks on the present
permit and cont inue this matter until the committee can be appointed to study this .
1Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the matter of the Conditional Use Permit on sub-
ject matter referred from the Planning Commission be, and the same is hereby, con-
tinued to Monday, November 16, 1970.
1 It is further ordered that a committee consisting of the Petroleum Engineer,
County Counsel, Public Works Director, and Planning Director to study the feasibility
and advisability of establishing and operating a County-owned dump for waste materials
and report back to the Board on Monday, November 16, 1970
In the Matt er of Planning Commi ssi on Recommendation for Reactivation of
First District Ci t i zens Committee on Board Referral Re Proposed Amendment (70-GP- 2)
to Circulation Element of General Plan of Santa Barbara County Pertaining to Montecito ,
Summerland and Carpinteria Valley Area .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby, con-
tinued to Monday, November 16, 1970, at the request of Chairman Clyde
In the Matter of Recommendation of Subdivision Committee for Abandonment of
Rancho Cuyama No . 2 Subdivision, Approved in 1916, to Clear Way for Action Re Pending
Lot Split No . 11,238 .
38.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
referred to the County Counsel for report and recommendation.
In the Matter of Planning Commission Recommendation for Approval of Conditional
Exception of 90 Days from Request of Billy Hale (70 -V- 55) to Allow Use of
Mobile Home as Temporary Dwelling for 2 Years while Completing Barn and Building
Residence on Property Located Approximately 1,800 Feet Westerly of Ballard Canyon
Road and Approximately 1,7 Miles Northerly of Chalk Hill Road, Santa Ynez Valley.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the recommendation of the Planning Commission for
approval of a Conditional Exception for 90 days, from the request of Billy Hale (70 -
.
V-55) under the provisions of Section 4 of Article X and the 5-AG Distri ct to use a
' mobile home as a temporary dwelling for two years while completing barn and building '
residence on Assessor ' s Parcel No . 137- 010- 29, generally located approximately 1,800
feet westerly of Ballard Canyon Road and approximately 1,7 miles northerly of Chalk
Hill Road, Santa Ynez Valley be, and the same is hereby, confirmed .
In the Matter of Execution of Amendment to Agreement between the County of
Santa Barbara and Arendt-Mosher- Grant, Architects, to Perform Services i n Connection
with Additions and Alterations to Santa Barbara General Hospi tal . (Surgical Floor)
Resolution Authoriz
Ventura Co. to Act
Agent for s. B. Co.
in Applying for Fe
Reimburesement of
Expenses during
Assistance in Rece
Ventura Fire.
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Report and Reconme
of the Ad Hoc Co11111.
on Narcotics and
Drug Abuse.
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Amend Ordinance 66
to Allow Trailer -
Truck Rental in
Certain Comnercial
Districts subject
to Conditional Use
Permit. I
November 2, 1970
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted :
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RESOLUTION NO . 70-662
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Resolution Authorizing Ventura County to Act as Agent for
Santa Barbara County in Applying for Federal Reimbursement of Expenditures by Santa
Barbara County Incurred in Rendering Mutual Aid Assistance in Recent Ventura Fire.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO . 70-6G3
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
at ion In the Matter of Report and Recommendation on Report of October 4, 1970
of the Ad Hoc Committee on Narcotics and Drug Abuse.
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Upon motion of Supervisor Callahan, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby, continued
to Monday, November 9, 1970, when the report from the Chairman of the Committee,
Lorenzo Dall Armi, County Superintendent of Schools, is expected to be submitted to
the Board.
In the Matter of Planning Conmission Recommendation from Board Referral
(70- 0A- 15) for Adoption of Ordinance Amending Article XI of Ordinance No . 661 to
Allow Trailer and Truck Rental in Certain Commercial Districts Subject to Conditional
Use Permit.
The Planning Commission recommendation on subject proposal was in opposition
to adoption of the proposed ordinance amendment on the following basis :
1) If a need for utility trailer and truck rental exists,
it should be treated as any other commercial use and
located in a properly zoned district .
2) Rental use is permitted, by determination, as a matter
of right i n C-3, General Commercial and heavier use
districts exist i n the County .
3) In the Commission's opinion, such rental use is not
accessory and incidental to service station use and
should not be permitted in connection therewith.
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The Clerk read a communication from ACECO, I nc . in agreement with the findings
of the Planning Commission. Also, they have seen at least two truck and trailer
outlets in the Goleta area that are not in gas stations and located in C-3 zoning areas .
Britt Johnson of the planning staff, briefed the Board on the background of
the proposal . In the survey made, there were approximately 19 stations that had some
form of rental. If the amendment is not put into the ordinance, the Planning Department
will commence proceedings for zoning violations . There is some C-3 zoning located
approximately 400/500 feet south of Hollister Avenue in the township . There is
a great deal of C-3 already occupied by other uses . Some of the uses in the area are
rental but more are contractors' equipment rental . In this case, the Planning
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Awarding Bid
fer Goleta Pi r
Repair
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Mental Health
Services Budget
Review.
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November 2, 1970
Commission felt, in connection with the language of the ordinance, that the rent al
is not for the conveni ence of t he travellers on the highways but for people living
in any given area. That was the basis for the original thinking. There were representatives
from all five districts in opposition to this amendment during Commission
deliberations as well as a letter from the General Council Rental Association of
Southern California .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell , and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the recommendation of the Planning Commission
for denial of adoption of an ordinance amending Article XI of Ordi nance No . 661 of
the County of Santa Barbara, as amended, to allow trailer and truck rental in certain
commercial districts subject to a Conditional Use Permit , as referred from the
Board of Supervisors (70-0A-15) be, and the same is hereby, confirmed.
In the Matter of Awarding Bid for Goleta Pier Repair .
The Affidavit of Publication being on file with the Clerk, the following
bids were opened at a meeting held on October 29, 1970; the roll was called, and
representatives of the following departments were present: County Counsel , Public
Works; and J . E. Lewis, County Clerk:
Trautwein Brothers
Iversen Construction
Don Greene
John Blakemore
Penhall Marine, Inc .
R. McGray, Inc .
The engineer ' s estimate was $36,000.00
$49,832 .12
$44,450.00
$66,980.00
$54, 780 .00
$49,764.00
$37,393.00
Following referral to the County Counsel and the Public Works Di rector,
the Director of Public Works submitted a written report and recommendation to award
the contract to R. McGray, Inc ., the low bidder .
It appearing that the bid of R. McGray, Inc . , 2015 S. Broadway, Santa Maria,
California, in the amount of $37,393. 00 , is the lowest and best bid received from a
responsible bidder, and that said bid i s satisfactory and in accordance with the
notice inviting bids for said project;
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it i s ordered that the bid of R. McGray, Inc . , in the amount of
$37,393.00 be accepted, and that the contract for said project be awarded to the
said contractor from Account 180 C 2, at the price and upon the terms and conditions
set forth in said bid and in said notice inviting bids .
It i s further ordered that the Public Works Director be, and he is hereby,
authorized and directed to prepare the necessary contract for the work; and the
Chairman and Clerk be, and they are hereby, authorized and directed to execute said
contract
In t he Matter of Mental Health Services Budget Review.
Upon motion of Supervisor Callahan, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and car-
ried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby, continued
to Monday, November 9, 1970, at 10 o ' clock, a .m. , at the request of the
Administrative Officer
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Mental Health Advisory
Bd Annual
Report for FY 1969-
. 70. I
Annual Report of
S.B. Co. Mental
Health Services
during FJ 1969-70.
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Revised ''LEMRAS''
.Agreement btw Co.
" IBM Corp. for
Sheritf' a Dept.
(
Recomnendation
Negotiate for
Fed. Funds for Pur
chase of Park Land
in I. V. in Keepin
with Genl Plan.
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November 2, 1970
In t he Matter of Mental Health Advi sory Board Annual Report for FY 1969-70 .
Mrs . Jeanette Gerson, Secretary of the Mental Health Advisory Board, presented
and read to the Board the annual report for FY 1969- 70 of the Mental Health
Advisory Board, which was r eceived very well .
Mr . Elmer L. Shirrell, Vice-Chairman of the Mental Health Advisory Board,
also made a presentation.
Mrs . Gerson stated that this group is the most hardworking, dedicated
communit y Board she has ever served on. They are seriously involved in all the mental
health problems in all sections .of the County.
Upon motion of Supervisor Callahan, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject report be, and the same is hereby,
accepted for .filing .
In the Matter of Annual Report of S. B. County Mental Health Services during
FY 1969- 70 .
Dr. J . Norbert McNamara, M. D. , Director of Mental Health Services in the
County, made a presentation and submitted subject written report to the Board.
The following recommended priorities for FY 1910-71 were submi tted:
1) Recruitment of needed pro~ssional staff, especiall y
full - time psychiatrists and clinical psychologists .
2) Intensification of services to meet the needs of the
low- income minority groups .
3) Expansion of programs in the nor t h County areas
4) Location of needed office and clinic space closer
to the people who are in need of Mental Health Services .
5) Development of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Programs .
6) Integration of the mental retardation program within
the Mental Health Services .
Dr. McNamara announced that a lot of people deserve a lot of credit for
their efforts with the mental health program. He pointed out that the State has
ranked Santa Barbara County No . 2 of the most populous counties for performance last
year, and is very proud of this record .
Upon motion of Supervisor Callahan, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject report be, and the same is hereby,
accepted for filing .
In the Matter of Execution of Revised ''LEMRAS" (Law Enforcement Manpower
Resources Allocation System) Agreement between the County of Santa Barbara and IBM
Corporation :fb r Sheriff' s Department .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant , seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and carried
unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted :
RESOLUTION NO . 70- 664
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Recommendation of Director of Parks to Negotiate for Federal
Funds for Purchase of Park Land in Isla Vista in Keeping with County ' s General
Plan for Redevelopment in Said Area.
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Communicatio
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November 2, 1970
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, s econded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the recommendation of the Director of Parks to
continue to work with UCSB and Isla Vista officials in an attempt to obtain funds,
other than County funds, for the purchase of park land in Isla Vista be, and the
s ame is hereby, confirmed .
It is further ordered that any land acquired for park purposes be in keeping
with the County ' s General Plan for the redevelopment of the Isla Vista area
on file :
In the Matter of Communications .
The following communciations were received by the Board and ordered placed
1 Mrs . Jerry R. Seymour - the trouble wiuh cats .
/ Mrs . Eleanor A. Bursell - urging retention of Harris Grade
in Lompoc .
; Mr . & Mrs . Billy H. Coker - recommendation to appoint
Richard Henning as Director, District 1, Santa Ynez
River Water Conservation District
1 s. B. Chapter, Sons of the American Revolution - resolution
in opposition to National Training Laboratories in Group
Development (Sensitivity Training) as related to public
employees .
I 1California Association of Soil Conservation Districts -
fall meeting of Area VI, November 10, Oaks Inn, Ojai
; Alpine County Board of Supervisors - requesting revision
of assessing practices of State Board of Equalization
on State assessed property
~ Lake County Board of Supervisors - support of Proposition
No . 1, General Election, the Clean Water Measure .
; Napa County Board of Supervisors - urging defeat of
Proposition 18 (diversion of gas tax funds) .
Proclaiming In the Matter of Proclaiming the Week of November 2-8, 1970 as ''Prisoner
Week of Nov.
2-8 as ''Priso erof War Week'' .
of War Week.
I Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and car-
Hearing Notic
on Review of
Method Alloca
Highway User
Nov. 13, 1970
in L.A.
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ried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO . 70 - 665
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Hearing Notice from California Assembly Committee on
i DSransportation on Review of Method Allocating Highway User Taxes, November 13, 1970,
axes,
in Los Angeles .
Upon motion of Supervisor. Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby, referred
to the Road Commissioner .
Rental ef Rd. Equip
ment to Rex Flemi~g
November 2, 1970
In the Matter of Rental of Road Equipment to Rex Fleming, Third Supervisorial
District .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and carried
unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO . 70-665-A
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILES)
Restoratien ef In the Matter of Telegram from State Office of Economic Opportunity in
Recent Cutbacks in
Ca. Head Start Fund Response from u. S. Senator George Murphy on Restoration of Recent Cutbacks in
I
Report on Time Limi
Experiment to Close
Certain I. V. Stree s
to Motor Vehicle
Traffic. /
California ' s Head Start Funds (Community Action Commission) .
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
placed on file.
In the Matter of Report from Isla Vista Community Council on Time Limit
for Experiment to Close Certain Isla Vista Streets to Motor Vehicle Traffic .
Jon Wheatley, Secretary-Treasurer of IVCC, made a presentation to the
Board . He said the original motion passed by IVCC recommended the two stop signs
with ba' rriers for a period of 90 days . Thepos:ition today is to leave things as they
are . He urged the Board to accept the advice of the IVCC so there will be some
degree of autonomy . The IVCC has stuck with its original motion and they have the
ambiguity over the 90-day limit authorizing barriers .
Supervisor Grant asked if the IVCC has considered any alternative - they
only go one block . Pardall Road does have the high foot and bicycle traffic . Perhaps
the IVCC should consider going east to the campus .
Dr . Wheatley pointed out the need for traffic improvement in Isla Vista
and this can be adjacent best with barriers . Stop signs and temporary closings are
not necessarily effective . Tney will be giving recommendations on that in a short
time .
Andrew Simpson, Peace Commissioner of the IVCC,made a presentation . At
the last meeting he appeared to give the results of the Pardall barrier survey which
was performed by Jim Bell.
The conclusions of the survey area that the barriers do promote pedestrian
and bicycle safety: Business is down in Isla Vista but there is no conclusive proof
that the barriers have damaged business . The Peace Commission studied this for a
week and made these recommendations of the IVCC: That a general plan be implemented
for land use, transportation in Isla Vista: That a traffic control study for all
of Isla Vista be performed by the Planning Commission in cooperation with County
Roads and present a report to the IVCC by the end of J anuary, 1971.
The IVCC accepted the recommendations of the Peace Commission for the
traffic situation, general 'plan, etc., with the exception of the Pardall barrier
removal . The Pardall barriers are quite purposeful and useful . Supervisor Grant
went on to say that he has rec~ived a personal pledge from others that they will
accept this decision and work with the Planning Commission or IVCC to promote better
traffic control .
Jim Belilove displayed a graph resulting from a survey to get some facts
about the Pardall barrier .
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230
Allowance of
Claims.
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November 2, 1970
Ten students volunteered to take this survey by sitting on the street on
the contested block of .Pardall all day long for two days counting the number of pedestrians,
bicycles and automobiles .
Leslie Baird of the Isla Vista Association made several comments . He was
appreciative of the Road Commissioner checking with them before this particular plan
was instituted. There has been a definite effort on the part of the County and the
community _to improve the problems of traffic control . The_. e.~perimental aspect of the
barrier is perhaps the most important because if there is no b~rri~r to check, one
could not tell what effect this would have . The stop signs put; up ali:ea.dy show that
traffic h~s slowed down. If this very study with the over-all plan be cont inued and
focus put on by the community and County a great step will have been made in improving
general conditions in Isla Vista.
Supervisor Grant asked if the Association goes along with the 90 -day experimental
period, but Mr . Baird could not comment . He said th.is is the first time
barriers were put up and something was needed as a gauge or . c riteria- for the .e ventual
effect .
Supervisor Grant asked the Administrative Officer .about the .position of the
County to acquire through t~e State Board of Equalization sales .tax rat es for an area
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like Isla Vista where a quartet: could be compared against another quarter, and Mr
Johnson replied that he believes it is available. by areas but doesn ' t know if it is
precise enough. . .
r
Supervisor Grant said .that on December 1 and 2 .the Board will sit as a Board ,.
of Equaliz&tion to hear a lot of appeals from property owners in Isla Vista about
property assessments, and there will be pleas that business is off in general in the
area . He asked the Administrative Officer if there would be any significance to have
the June summer quarter through September so the. Board could begin to get. a feeling
on what the effect is in Isla Vista, and Mr. Johnson indicat~d ~e would try to secure
the information .
Dr . Wheatley said business is very bad i n Isla Vista but it has nothing to
do with barri ers, it ' s because of the riots . He felt these figures would be i rrelevart
to the barrier matter .
Upon motion of Supervi sor Gr ant, s econded by Supervisor Beattie , and car r i ed
unanimous~y , it i s ordered that the barriers on Pardall Road remain .for a 120- day
period frqm September 24, 1970 or an earlier date, depending upon the survey
The Board recessed until 2 o ' clock, p .m.
At 2 o ' clock, p .m. the Board reconvened.
,
Present: Supervisors George H. C.lyde, Joe J . Callahan, , I
Daniel G. Grant, Francis H. Beattie, and
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Curtis Tunnell; and J . E ~ Lewis, Clerk.
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Supervisor 9.lyde in the Chair
In the matter of Allowance of Claims .
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Upon motion, duly seconded, and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
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following claims be, and the same are hereby allowed, each claim for the amount and
payable out of the fund designated on the face of each .claim, respectively, t 'o-wit:
(SEE CLAIMS LIST PAGE 231)
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November 2, 1970 231
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Upon the roll being called, the following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
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George H. Clyde, Joe J~ Callahan, . Daniel G. Grant, Francis
H. Beattie, and Curtis Tunnell .
NOES : None .
ABSENT : None, .
Requests for
Appropriatio
Cancellation, Funds .
or Revision
In the Matter of Requests for Appropri ation, Cancell at i on or Revision of
of Funds.
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unanimously, the following requests for appropriation, cancellation or revision of
funds are hereby approved, in t he budget classifications and amounts shown, and the
Auditor be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to make the necessary transfers:
Superior Court - Transfer $910 .00 from 75-B-8 to 75-C- l,
General Fund.
~~~e~rf~om In the Matter of Hearing on Planning Commission for Adoption of Ordinance
Persoon to Amending Article IV of Ordi nance No . 661 to Rezone Property in Carpi nteria Valley from
Rezone Prope . y
in Carpinter 3-E-1-0 to A-1-X District Classification from Request of J ohn Mar Persoon (70-RZ-73) Valley /
Ordinance 213 -
to Rezone to A- 1-X-O .
This being the date and time set for hearing on subject proposal; the
Affidavit of Publication being on file with the Clerk;
A communication was read by the Clerk from Mrs . George Sidenberg, Jr . Executive
Vice-President of Carpinteria Valley Association in support of the request to rezone
to A-1-x-o.
There bei ng no furt her appearances or written statements submitted for or
against subject proposal;
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and c ar ried
unanimously, it is ordered that the recommendation of the Planning Commission to
adopt an ordinance amending Article IV of Ordinance No . 661, as amended, of the County
of Santa Barbara, to rezone property described as Assessor ' s Parcel No . 3-040-25,
located approximately 400 feet northeasterly from the junction of Foothill Road and
Linden Avenue, known as 4998 Foothill Road, Carpinteria Valley from the 3-E-1-0, Single
Family Estate District, to the A-1-X District Exclusive Agricultural District, from
the request of John Mar Persoon (70 - RZ - 73) to rezone to A- 1-X-O be, and the s ame is
hereby, confirmed, and the Board passed and adopted the following ordinance:
an Ordinance
Amending Ordi ance
661~ /.
In the Matter of Ordinance No . 2130 - An Ordinance Amending
Ordinance No . 661 of the County of Santa Barbara , as Amended,
by Adding Section 656 to Article IV of Said Ordinance.
Upon the roll bei ng called, the following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
George H. Clyde, Joe J . Callahan, Daniel G. Grant, Francis
H. Beattie, and Curtis Tunnell .
NOES: None .
ABSENT: None.
Request from Rancho
Santa Barbara (Mace
Corp) to Allow for
Revised Development
Plan to Permit Construction
" Use
of Li&htbouse -
Gaviota Area. /
Macco Corp Or di nan
constr & use Li ~ht
house
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November 2, 1970
In the Matter of Hearing on Planning Commission Recommendation for Adoption
of Ordinance Amending Section 581 of Article IV of Ordinance No . 661 from Request of
Ranch Santa Barbara (Macco Corporation) (70- Rz-74) to Allow for Revised Development
Plan to Permit Constr uction and Use of Lighthouse 90 Feet in Height for Operation
and Maintenance by U. S. Coast Guard, Gaviota Area .
This being the date and time set for hearing on subject proposal; the
Affidavit of Publication being on file with the Clerk;
Britt Johnson from the Planning Department, showed the area from a transparency,
explaining this is a published text amendment to the planned commercial
zoning which was approved by the Board some years ago . The U. s. Coast Guard has
given official sanction on the lighthouse, to be located on the property in the
vicinity of the new store and restaurant facilities . The U. S. Coast Guard has entered
into a written agreement and the Planning Department has a copy on file .
Attorney George Allen for the applicant explained the height of the light-
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house which has a full -scale building of substantial construction, which was originally
100 feet and is now 84 feet, with ground elevation 20 feet lower .
It is 200 feet from the freeway, and 1,200 feet from the mean high tide
line of the ocean.
There being no further appearances or written statements submitted for or
against subject proposal;
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the recommendation of the Planning Commission,
from request of Rancho Santa Barbara (Macco Corporation) (70- RZ - 74) to adopt an
ordinance amending Section 581 of Article IV of Ordinance No . 661 of the County of
Santa Barbara, as amended, Ordinance No . 1988, to allow for a Revised Development
Plan to permit construction and use of a lighthouse 90 feet in height to be operated
and maintained by the United States Coast Guard, and to be located approximately 110
feet north of the highway property line and approximately 90 feet southwesterly from
the existing general store building be, and the same is hereby, confirmed. This
lighthouse would replace the observation tower and museum approved by the Planning
Commission on October 15, 1969 (69-CP-62), located approximately 400 feet northerly
of the new proposed location. Said revision affects the following paragraphs of
Section 581:
1) Paragraph (a) which pertains to the general arrangement
of buildings, structures, parking, landscape areas, etc.
2) Paragraph (d) which pertains to uses of property.
3) Paragraph (f) which pertai n.s to exterior lighting.
4) Paragraph (h) which pertains to allowed height of buildings .
It is ordered that the following ordinance be, and the same is hereby, adopted:
In the Matter of Ordinance No . 2131 - An Ordinance Amending
Ordi nance No 66'J_ of t he County of Santa Barbara, as Amended,
by Amending Section 581 of Article IV of Said Ordinance.
Upon the roll being called, the following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
George H. Clyde, Joe J . Callahan, Daniel G. Grant, Francis
H. Beattie, and Curtis Tunnell .
NOES: None .
ABSENT: None .
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Amendment to
Ord. 661 to
Rezone Proper
for Agric.
Preserves/.
November 2, 1970
In the Matter of Heari ng on Planning Commission and Agricultural Preserve
y Advisory Committee Recommendati ons to Approve Requests for Adoption of an Ordinance
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Amending Article IV of Ordinance No . 661 to Rezone Property for Agricultural Preserves .
Thi s being the date and time set for hearing on subject proposal ; the Affi-
davit of Publication being on file wi th the Clerk; and there being no appearances or
wri tten statements submitted for or against subject proposal;
Upon moti on of Supervisor Tunnell, secopded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously , it is ordered that the Planni ng Commissi on and Agricultural Preserve
Advisory Committee recommendations to approve the following request s to amend Art icle
IV of Ordinance No . 661 of the County of Sant a Barbara, as amended, to rezone properties
Ordinance 213. -
an Ord. amend g
Ord. 661.
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for agricult ural preserves be, and the same are hereby, confirmed, and t he Board passed
and adopted the following ordinance :
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1 1) Airey Ranch in the Lompoc area from ' 1U11 Unclassi f i ed
District to 100-AG, per Planning Commission Resolution
No . 70-37 (70- RZ-17) .
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2) Durley, Ainscough & McLanahan in t he Sant a Mari a Area
from the 10-AG General Agricultural District to 40- AG ,
per Planning Commi ssion Resolution No . 70- 94 (70- RZ - 57)
;3) T. A. Cossa in the Santa Maria area from the ''U'' Unclassified
District Classification to 40- AG , per
Planning Commission Resolution No . 70- 94 (70- RZ- 62) .
4) Charles R. Henning in the Lompoc area from t he R-A-0
Suburban Agricultural-Residential District Classi f ication
to 40-AG, per Planning Commiss i on Resoluti on
No . 70 - 97 (70- RZ - 69)
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In the Matter of Ordinance No . 2132 - An Ordinance
Amending Ordinance No . 661 of the County of Santa Barbara,
as Amended, by Adding Section 657 to Article IV of Said
Ordinance
Upon the roll being called, the following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
George H. Clyde, Joe J . Callahan, Daniel G. Grant, Francis
H. Beattie, and Curtis Tunnell
NOES: None.
ABSENT: None
Report on the
Effect of Acr
in Agric. Pre
serves upon
In
ag~gricul. tur al
the Matter of Report from County Assessor on the Effect of Acreage in
Preserves upon the County Assessment Roll .
the Co. Asses -
ment Roll. .
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The County Assessor submitted subject report, showing the total acreage
within agricultural preserves equals 228,349 . Based on a 25% ratio , the assessed
value on the assessment roll for such properties would be $16,963,250. 00. By going
intq agricultural preserve ,and using economic value instead of market value , the total
. .
value drops from $6 7,853 , 000.00 t o $21 , 093,200 .00 . Als o~- the assessed value drops
from $16,963, 250 . 00 to $5,273,300. 00 .
The loss in assessed value equals $11,689,950. 00 . The above figure reflects
a difference and' a loss on the assessment roll of property so far within the agricultural
preserve .
Recommendation on
Requests to Fill
Vacant Positions.
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November 2, 1970
In the Matter of Reconnnendation of Administrative Officer on Requests t o
Fill Vacant Positions.
The Administrative Offic er submitted s ubj ect recommendation, dated Nov ember
2, 1970 , following the Board's adoption of an ordinance on October 26 , 1970 to adjust
salari es effect ive Decemher1 & .i.1970; .and placing a freeze 0 1-i filling v acant positions.
As a means of clarifying the order, it appears to be appropriate to also
control the employment of extra hel p. Whenever a restriction is imposed on filling
a regular position , it should also be provided that this pr9hibition applies to any
extra help employment for that position or s pecialty.
While anticipating adequate justification to fill positions which subsequently
become vacant resulting from resignations or terminations, it is proposed
to process the requests to fill positions in this category in the same manner as all
other vacant positions. However, in order to f acilitate the administration of this
l atter category, the Board may desire to authorize the Administrative Officer to
approve filling positions which become v ac ant subsequent to this order .
There were several positions which were in the process of being filled at
the time the order was issued on October 26th. In these cases, the recruitment has
been completed; and in some cases physical examinations had been completed. In
others, connnitments had been made to the applicant . It is recommended that employ-
ment be allowed in all of these c ases
The following reconnnendations were submitted by the Administrative Officer
for the Board to adopt an amended order:
1) Employment i n all positions vacant as of October 26th be restricte
and that subsequent employment be allowed only upon specific
authori zation of the .Board of Supervisors.
2) Extra help employment be similarly restricted and only approved
3)
upon specific authorization of the Board of Supervisors
Exceptions to No . 1 .be allowed for all positions wh~re the re-
cruitment has been completed for the filling of positions which
were vacant on October 26 .
4) Consider the possibility of authorizing the Administrative Officer
to approve filling of positions , which become vacant subsequent
to October 26 .
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Mr . Johnson distributed a list to the Board of classifications that have
been i n the proces~ .
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During the ensuing discussion on extra help, and emergenci.e s, it was suggested
that the Administrative Officer be given the authority to control and employ
extra help . Otherwise, if a position suddenly becomes vac ant and the department
concerned has to wait for the next Board meeting, it might create problems .
Chairman Clyde indicated he had reservations about the Board passing on
every vacant position for extra help .
Lt.' James Vizzolini of the Sheriff's Department made a presentation as
Personnel Officer, and referred to a letter directed to the Administrative Officer
last Wednesday about the critical problem arising about getting immediate extra help
for juries that have to be sworn, and transportation.
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Supervisor Grant agreed that authority should be vested in the Administrative
Officer on hiring of extra help so County departments will not have to be delayed awaiting
action at a Board meeting .
Lt . Vizzolini referred to the letter sent to the Admjnistrative Officer requesting
authorization for specific positions that have to have Board action today
and have further positions that need clarification.
The Administrative Officer also submitted a written report and recommendation,
dated October 30, 1970, resulting from a request of the Sheriff-Coroner that three I
specific positions be authorized, as well as a request to approve any and all vacancies
in the following classifications:
Deputy Sheriff
Corrections Officer
Senior Clerk
Cook
PBX Operator
Intermediate Steno Clerk
I . D. Technician I
The Administrative Officer recommended authorization for the Sheriff to
continue with uninterrupted recruitment of 11 vacant positions of Deputy Sheriff:
one for the jail; one for the courts; one for the Identification Bureau; and three
for the transportation detail . In addition, five are requested for the Isla Vista
foot patrol
Also recommended was that the position of Intermediate Steno Clerk
(90 . 3380 . 06) for the Isla Vista foot patrol be authorized, along with the position
of Sergeant (90 . 6480. 21) to be in charge of the foot patrol .
Also submitted for authorization is a Typist Clerk position (90 . 7160. 11)
which is required in the Sheriff' s office to cope with workload increases .
Mr. Johnson further recommended that the Sheriff be given blanket authorization
to recruit and fill all vacant positions in the Sheriff-Detention Facilities
budget so that the occupancy and the security of the new jail will in no way be delayed
or jeopardized
Discussion ensued about not filling a vacant regular full-time position
with extra help, and Mr . Johnson indicated he would accept the responsibility to control
this .
The County Counsel made a statement about the department head having the
prerogative, according to the code, to fill permanent positions . This was in reference
to having approved positions in the budget and the Board would want to review the
position again at that time before filling . It would take an ordinance amendment to
change the authority of the department head to fill those permanent positions . When
there is a situation where the pos ition is filled and it becomes vacant, then to review
thatEO~ition at that time would be contrary to the prerogative of the department
head to have authority to fill positions .
J . E. Lewis, County Clerk, pointed out the effect this freeze would have
on extra help positions he has been filling for the November 3, 1970 General Election,
which is mandatory.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that J . E. Lewis, County Clerk be, and he is hereby,
authorized and directed to employ extra help, as necessary, to conduct the forthcoming
General Election, under State Law
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Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the recommendation submitted by the Administrative
Officer, as indicated in his letter to the Board dated October 30, 1970 be, and the
same is hereby, confirmed, effective immediately.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the recommendations contained in the letter of
November 2, 1970 di rected to the Board of Supetrvisors, as hereinabove-indicated,
and amended be , and the same are hereby, confirmed, as follows, and by deletion of
Recommendation #4 which will be given further consideration by the Board at a later
time during the day:
1) Employment in all positions vacant as of October 26th be restricted
and that subsequent employment be allowed only upon specific authorization
of the Board of Supervisors .
2) Extra help employment be similarly restricted and only approved upon
specific authorization of the Board of Supervisors, except in
emergencies which, in the opinion of the Administrative Officer , should
not be postponed until the following Monday, he may issue authorization
for extra help from his office.
3) Exeptions to No . 1 be allowed for all positions where the recruitment
has been completed for the filling of positions which were vacant on
October 26, 1970.
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The County Counsel reported that under the Government Code and the Constitution,
this Board has the authority to make the rules and regulations and establish
the compensation and number of employees . This has been accomplished in accordance
with the salary ordinance and personnel ordinance that is involved in Section 27
of the County Code
. The Board has already provided for the fixed positions, and it would take
an ordinance to establish this ''freeze'' .
George P. Kading, County Counsel, pointed out the existing regulation
which provides that any position not filled for 30 days can be disallowed or revoked.
Authorization can be given to the Admini strative Officer under existing
rules and regulations but not the ordinance to "freeze'' .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie , and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the Administrative Officer be, and he is hereby,
authorized and directed to closely monitor the matter of positions and the effect
on the budget for the remainder of FY 1970-71; therefore, no action is to be taken
now on t he fourth recommendation contained in the Administrative Officer ' s letter
of November 2, 1970, authorizing him to approve filling of positions which become
vacant subsequent to October 26, 1970 .
Appeal of c. J. Loy r, In the Matter of Appeal of C. J. Loyer, Jr . from Planning Commission
Jr. to Use a Traile
en Property in Sant Approval of a Conditional Exception under Ordinance No . 661 to Use a Trailer on
Ynez Valley frem
Request for Pe-- t Property in Santa Ynez Valley from Request (70-V-56) for Conditional Exception to
t Use Trailer a
Permanent Dwelli g. Use Trailer as Permanent Dwelling.
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November 2, 1970
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that Monday, November 23, 1970, at 2 o'clock, p .m. be,
and the same is hereby, set as the date and time for a public hearing on appe al of I
C. J . Loyer, Jr. on reconmendation of the Planning Commission to approve a Conditional
Exception under provisions of Section 4 of Article 10 and the 5-AG General Agricultural
District Classification of Ordinance No . 661 to use a trailer for a period of 90 days,
from request of C. J. Loyer, Jr . (70-V-56) to use trailer as a permanent dwelling on
Assessor's Parcel No . 137- 010-30, generally located approximately 1,320 feet westerly
of Ballard Canyon Road and 1.7 miles northerly of Chalk Hill Road, Santa Ynez Valley,
and that notice be given by publication i n the Santa Barbara News-Press, a newspaper
of general circulation, as follows, to-wit:
Notice of Public Hearing on Appeal of C. J . Loyer, Jr.
from Planning Commission Approval of a Conditional
Exception under Ordinance No . 661 to Use a Trailer on
Property in Santa Ynez Valley from Request (70-V-56)
for Conditional Exception to Use Trailer as Permanent
Dwelling .
NOTICE is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the Board of
Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, on Monday, November
23, . 1970, at 2 o ' clock, p .m. , in the Board of Supervisors Hearing Room Fourth Floor,
County Administration Building, City of Santa Barbara, State of California, on appeal
of c. J . Loyer, Jr. from recommendation of the Planning Commission to approve a Conditional
Exception under provisions of Section 4 of Article 10 and the 5-AG General
Agricultural District Classification of Ordinance No. 661 to use a trailer for a
period of 90 days, from request of C. J . Loyer, Jr . (70-V-56) to use trailer as a
permanent dwelling on Assessor ' s Parcel No . 137-010-30, generally located approximately
1,320 feet westerly of Ballard Canyon Road and 1 . 7 miles northerly of Chalk Hill Road,
Santa Ynez Valley .
WITNESS my hand and seaL this 2nd day of November, 1970
J . E. LEWIS (SEAL)
J . E. Lewis, County Clerk
and Ex-Officio Clerk of
the Board of Supervisors
It is further ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby, referred
to the Planning Commission for submission of a report .
In the Matter of Hearings on Planning Commission and Agricultural Preserve
Advisory Committee Recommendations to Approve Applications to Create Agricultural
Hearings to
Approve
Applicatiens
t CJ;eate
Agric. Prese~esPreserves in the Lompoc and Santa Maria Areas .
in the Lompoc
and Santa Mar a
.Areas.
.
This being the date and time set for hearings on Planning Commission and
1 Agricultural Preserve Advisory Committee recommendations to approve applicati ons on
the following property owners to create agricultural preserves i n the Lompoc and
Santa Maria areas; the Affidavit of Publication being on file with the Clerk; and
there being no appearances or written statements submitted for or against subject
proposal;
November 2, 1970
1) Airey Ranch in Loqipoc area (70- AP- 6 )
" 2) Durley, Ainscough & McLanahan in Santa Maria Area (70-AP- 29)
/ 3) T. A. Cossa in Santa Maria Area (70-AP- 35)
1 4) Charles R. Henning in Lompoc Area (70- AP-43)
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Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and carried
unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted creating the
agricultural preserves for said property owners:
RESOLUTION NQ . 70- 666
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
Executien ef Short In the Matter of Execution of Short Form Land Conservation Contracts for
Form Land Conaervat
Contracts fer Agric
en
Preserves. I
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Approval of Minutes
of Nov. 2, 19 0
Meeting.
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Agricultural Preserves .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, the following resolutions were passed and adopted authorizing
the execution of subject contracts .:
ATTEST:
/ Resolution No. 70 - 667 (Airey Ranch, Lompoc, 70-AP- 6 ,)
, Resolution No . 70 - 668 (Durley, Ainscough & McLanahan
i n Santa Mari a, 70 -AP- 29)
/Resolution No . 70 - 669 (T . A. Cossa i n Santa Maria,
7o-AP-35)
/ Resolution No . 70 - 670 (Charles R. Henning in Lompoc
area, 70 -AP-43)
Upon motion the Board adjourned sine die,
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The foregoing Minutes are nereby approved .
Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, November 9, 1970, at 9:30 o ' clock,
Present: Supervisors George H. Clyde, Daniel G. Grant,
and Francis H. Beattie; and J . E. Lewis, Clerk
Absent : Supervisors Joe J .
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Callahan and Curtis Tunnell
Supervisor Clyde i n the Chair
a .m.
In the Matter of Approval of Minutes of November 2, 1970 Meeting.
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Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the reading of the minutes of November 2, 1970
meeting be dispensed with, and approved, as submitted
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November 9, 1970
Plans ~ Spec In the Matter of Approval of Plans and Specifications for Stone Masonry
Stone Masonr
Walls, Missi n Walls, Mis~ion Canyon Fire Station No . 15, Foothill Rd . , Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara
Canyon Fire
Sta.15,S.B. County, California.
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Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, secondedby Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the plans and specifications for Stone Masonry Walls, I
Mission Canyon Fire Station No . 15, Foothill Rd. , Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara County,
California be, and they are hereby, approved
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It is further ordered that bids be received for said project on or before
December 3, 1970, at 3 o ' clock, p .m. , and that the advertisement for bids be published t 1
in the Santa Barbara News-Press, a newspaper of general circulation, as follows, to-wit:
for -
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Notice is hereby given that the County of Santa Barbara will receive bids
''Stone Masonry Walls, Mission Canyon Fire Station No . 15, Foothill Rd. ,
Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara County, California''
Each bid will be in accordance with drawings and specifications approved by
the Board of Supervisors and on file in the OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS,
COUNTY ENGINEERING BUILDING, 123 EAST ANAPAMU STREET, SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA, WHERE
THEY MAY BE EXAMINED AND COPIES SEeURED BY PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS .
Pursuant to the provisions of Section 1773 of the Labor Code of the State of
California (Amended by Statutes 1968, Chapter 699, Paragraph 1, operative July 1, 1969)
the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara has directed the publishing of
the prevailing rate of wages with a copy of the same being on file at the office of
the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors .
EACH BID SHALL BE MADE OUT ON A FORM TO BE OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OF THE
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS; shall be accompanied by a certified or cashier ' s check or
bid bond for ten (10) percent of the amount of the bid, made payable to the order of
the Treasurer of Santa Barbara County, Santa Barbara, California; shall be sealed and
received in the Office of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County,
County Administration Building, 105 East Anapamu Street, Santa Barbara, California,
93104, on or before 3:00 P.M. on the 3rd day of December, 1970, and will be opened and
publicly read aloud at 3:00 P.M. of the day in the Board of Supervisors ' Conference
Room located on the 4th floor of the Santa Barbara County Administration Building.
The above mentioned check or bond shall be given as a guarantee that the
bidder will enter into the contract if awarded to him and will be declared forfeited
if the successful bidder refuses to enter into said contract after being requested so
to do by the Board of Supervisors of said County .
The Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County reserves the right to .r eject
any or all bids or waive any informality in a bid
No bidder may withdraw his bid for a period of thirty (30) days after the date
set for the opening thereof.
Dated: November 9, 1970
J . E. LEWIS (SEAL)
County Clerk
Santa Barbara, California
Guadalupe Union
School District
One Negotiable
Bond. f
Agreemt. bet. Co.
State of Cal. re
Topics Plan Goleta
Area. I
Agreemt. bet. Co.
S.B. Flood Con. ~
Water Con.Dis.Sto,
Drain,Lakeview Rd.
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Grant Deed Consid.
Robt.Armstrong Mob
Sta.,Lakeview Rd.
Orcutt Rd. 5th Dis
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Change orders 1,2
Berry Construct.Co.
Hollister Ave. ~
Storm Drain San
Pedro Creek.
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In the Matter of Issuance of One (1) Negotiable Note in the Amount of
$50 , 000. 00, Guadalupe Union School District.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimou.sly, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO . 70-671
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Execution of Agreement between the County and State of
California covering Financing of a TOPICS Plan for the Goleta Valley Area .
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant , and carried
unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO , 70-672
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Execution of Agreement between the County and Santa Barbara
Flood Control and Water Conservation District for Construction of Storm Drain, Lakeview
Road Job No . 5017 . 1 .
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
BRSQLUIION NQ . 70- 6Z3
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
It is further ordered that the above- entitled agreement be, and the same
is hereby, referred to the Santa Barbara County Flood Control and Water Conservation
District for execution.
In the Matter of Acceptance of Grant Deed Without Monetary Consideration
from Richard s. Armstrong, et ux, for Mobil Station Case No . 68-M- 92, Lakeview Road
and Orcutt Road, Fifth Supervisorial District.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that a Grant Deed, dated December 12, 1969, from Richard I
S. Armstrong and Lillian J. Armstrong, husband and "t'1ife, as joint tenants, for additional
right of way on Lakeview Road and Orcutt Road, Fifth Supervisorial District, for development
of a Mobil Service Station, be,and the same is hereby, accepted; and the
Clerk be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to record said document in the
office of the Santa Barbara County Recorder .
In the Matter of Authorizing Chairman to Execute Change Orders Nos . 1, 2,
and 3 to Contract with C. W. Berry Construction Co. for Hollister Avenue and Storm
Drain from Gato Avenue to San Pedro Creek, Project No . 3010. 1.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman be , and he is hereby, authorized and
directed to execute Change Orders Nos . 1, 2, and 3 to contract with C. W. Berry Con-
struction Co . for Hollister Avenue and Storm Drain from Gato Avenue to San Pedro Creek,
Project No . 3010.1 for total increase of $1,343 . 07 .
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Releasing Ba
lload Improv t.
November 9, 1970
In the Matter of Releasing 15% Balance of Road Improvement Bond for Tracts
Bond Tracts #10,529
#10,529 " -5 1.
and //:10' 571
1358 .
upon Expiration of One-Year Guarantee Period Required under Or-
I dinance No .
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the 15% balance of the following road improvement bond
for Tracts #10,529 and #10,571 be, and the same is hereby, released as to all future
acts and conditions, as recommended by the Road Commissioner; the one- year guarantee
period required under Ordinance No . 1358 having e~p~red:
/ Tract # 10,529 - Transamerica Insurance Company - R. A.
Watt Company, Inc . , Principal , Bond No . 5240- 12- 73, dated
March 25, 1968, in the amount of $57,200. 00 .
/ Tract# 10,571 - Letter of Credit, dated Sept. 6, 1967,
from Gateway National Bank, 999 North Sepulveda Blvd. ,
El Segundo~ Calif. , O. Rey Rule, President, in the
amount of ~65,000, as bond for road improvement .
Release Open In the Matter of Release of Open Space Bond for Tract #10,851 in the Amount
Space Bond
Traat #10,85 of $2,500. 00.
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Recomnend. o
Co. Placemt.
Aiches Dev.
Plan, Goleta
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Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant , and carried
unanimously, i t is ordered that the following Open Space Bond for Tract #10,851, in
the amount of $2,500. 00 be, and the same is hereby, released as to all future act s
and conditions, as recommended by the County Landscape Architect :
National Automobile and Casualty Insurance Co . - Ventura
Savings & Loan Association and Midto'tm Development
Co . , Principal, in the amount of $2, 500 . 00, Bond No .
224484, dated January 30, 1969.
In the Matter of Recommendation of County Landscape Architect for Placement
Bond
of Bond for Landscaping and Cash Deposit for Maintenance of Street Trees for Aiches
Development Plan, Office Buildings, Goleta Valley, Case No . 70-M- 88 .
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant , and carried
unanimously , it i s order'ed that the recommendation of the County Landscape Archi tect
for the placement of a bond, in the amount of $6,000.00 for landscaping, and a cash
deposit in the amount of $120. 00 for maintenance of eight (8) street trees for Aiches
Development Plan, Office Buildi ngs, Goleta Valley be, and the same is hereby, confirmed
. The bond should contain wording similar to t he following: "In consideration
of approval by the County Planning Commission of a Precise Plan of development (Case
No . 70-M- 88) for an office facility at Patterson Avenue on Hollister Avenue, being a
portion of Assessor ' s Parcel No . 65- 050- 26 Dr . Eugene Ai ches hereby agrees to install
landscapi ng within one year from the date of issuance of the building permit for the
Co.Recomnend.
~'l!rees Tract
#11,005. I
Release of All
Co. claims for
Damages to Co.
roperty .Resulting
From Vehicular
Accident
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Releasing Director
Dept. Resources -
Collections from
Further Accountabi
for Collection of
Certain Delinqu
Accts., S.B.Gen
Hospital.
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Ref. of Santa Mari
Council Res. #3076
Renaming Thornburg
St.
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office facility; i n accordance with the appropri ate landscape plan on file with the
County Landscape Architect . ''
In the Matter of Recommendation of County Landscape Architect for Placement
of Street Tree Planting Bond and Cash Deposit for Maintenance of Street Trees for
Tract f/:11 , 005 .
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the recommendation of the County Landscape
Architect for placement of a street tree planting bond in the amount of $142 .50 for
Tract #11,005, and a cash deposit of $285 .00 for maintenance of nineteen (19) street
trees for Tract #11,005 be, and the same is hereby, confirmed . The bond should contain
wordi ng similar to the following: "In consideration of approval by the County
Planning Commission of a Precise Plan of development (Tract #11,005) Mr. D. Stewart
Kerr hereby agrees to plant 19 trees, in accordance with the approved landscaping
plan, on file with the County Landscape Architect.''
In the Matter of Execution of Release of All County Claims for Damages to
County Property Resulting from Vehicular Accident, in the Amount of $222 . 87.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that t he Chairman and Clerk be, and they are hereby,
authorized and directed to execute a Release of all County clajms for damages to
County property resulting from a vehicular accident, as follows:
Robert Quincy Grant, July 31, 1970, on Lompoc/Casmalia Road.
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It is further ordered that the Director, Department of Resources & Collections
be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to deposit the draft received in full
settlement therefor to the Road Fund.
In the Matter of Releasing Director, Department of Resources & Collections
from Further Accountability for Collection of Certain Delinquent Accounts ; Santa
ity
Barbara General Hospital .
nt
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, this Board hereby determines that the following amounts are too
small to justify the cost of collection, or that the collection of such amounts is
improbable for the reasons set forth in the verified applications of the Director,
Department of Resources ~Collections, and it is ordered that the Director be, and
.
he is hereby, discharged from further accountability for the collection of the
following amounts, in accordance with Section 25257 of the Welfare & Institutions Code:
(SEE LIST ON PAGE 244)
In the Matter of Referral of Santa Maria City Council Resolution No . 3076,
renaming Thornburg Stre~t, running north from West Donovan Road to West Creston Street,
to Pine Street; and Resolution No . 3077, renaming Central Street between East Ave.
and Concepcion Ave., to Central Avenue, to Planning Department.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and ca~: ~
ried unanimously, it is ordered that the above- entitled Santa Maria City Council
Resolutions be, and they are hereby, referred to the Planning Department, and then
placed on file .
244
,
_ __ '_~~~---~SANTA 8ARBARA~~~~~~,------~-~INDIGENT ACCOUNTS OELETEO FROM MASTERFILE
GENERAL HOSPITAL MONTH cNOING Od/31/70
PAG~ l __
PATIENT NAME f'IRNO ___ ____,_-'P- AYCOOE S )_ __~ LAST 6 lll ING_~ ACCT .BALANCE DEt.eTEO ___ ~
- ABRAMS,HARRY OENNIS 02 92 14 2 60 01/31/70 212.00
AGUILERA,fREOERICK 02 60 45 1 02/28/70
--~~~~--~~-AGUllEf!A_~SYLVIA ROSALE
AGUIRRE,OAVIO JR.
03 08 11 2~-60~~~--~ - 01/31/70 10.50
08/31/70
08/31/70
08/31/70
oo 9a 32 2
ALtsERS,GARY E. 03 09 46 z
ALLIANO,PHl=l=l~l ~P -~~----~~---~--"-02 59 37 2
ANTONIO,OAVIO 01 95 72 2
ARO, CAROL 01 96 82 2
SAKER,OIANE V. 02 62 71 2
SALbOA,MARIA 03 04 51 2
BALLARO ,CHRISTINE 01 18 30 2
~~~~~~-~~-BA LTRAHAlTlS~BE~T~TY-'------~--~-02 28 46 2
BALTRAHAlTIS ,JOHN C. 02 32 70 2
BANALES,PRICILLA 03 02 51 2
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SANKS , RONA LO
BER AL DO , JAMES
BES EC KER, ALEX I $'---~------- .__
BlROSELLr MART IN JR
02 88 08 2
01 20 14 2
03 09 61 2
02 82 9 1 2
60
60
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60
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- 60
60
02/28/70
02/28/70
02/26/70
01/31/70
02/28/70
63.~0
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34.50
06/31/70
08/31/70
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69.8.50.-~__08/31/70
470.25
53.20
37.00
08/31/70
08/Jl/70
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41.70 08/31/70
--
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~----
02/28/70
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03 14 74 2 60 28.00
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08/31/70
08/31/70
BLANCHARO ,HENRY CLIFTON 03 12 06 2
BONNELL,STELLA 02 36 65 l -~---~~--~~--60WLIN G 1. RE8ECCA ANN~~---~-~--02 40 25 2
GRAZ rJOSEPH 03 10 40 2
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02/28/70 08/31/70
02/28/70 83. 70 08/31/70
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02/28/ 70 14.50 08/31/70
2,763.85
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GENERAL HOSPITAL - ~------l NOlGENT ACCOUNTS OELETEO FROM MASTERFILE __
MONTH ENDING 08/31/70
PATIENT NAME MRN.Q. ___ PAYCOOECS) LAST 61LLING
BROUGH,WILLIAM LAWRENCt 01 80 99 2
- 6ROWN,RUSSELL 01 42 94 2
60 01/31/70
02/28/70
ACCT.BALANCE
10.00
12.40
----~~-------~BU~~RN~E"-.T!:.T.!., GEORGE.M~~ .-~_,______,.__ ___0 3 10 7 5 2_-= 60 ----~---02/28/70~~----~~--17.00
8USH,OLIVER F.
CABRERA,OORA E.
00 57 70 2
01 28 6 7 2
__C A8RER~RAH1RO R. ____ ,_ _~ Ol._58 76 2
CAMARG0,6ERTHA O. 02 12 03 2
CAMPOS,OAN1EL E.
CAREY t JOHN~----.,--.,,-------~~
CARL t SLE, STUART
CAUOlllOrMARlNA
03 06 62 2
00 68 ~ 2
01 08 10 2
01 85 51 2
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CHAMPIEUX,CHRlSTY 03 03 68 2
CHAMPLIN,PAUL C. 03 11 It l 2
60
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60
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02/28/70
02/28/70
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02/28/70
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02128110
02/28/70
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08/31/70
C.L EGG.J} lll Y PI ERCE _ __ _~ --~_.,02 7Llt_Q. l _ ___, 60 02.{28110 -----~. 9. -_q 3. 60 _ ,08/31 /70 ____
COLEMAN ,JlMMlE MACK 02 30 97 2
COLL INS,RAY 03 10 99 2
02. 74 51 1
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COOK,RONALO 02 43 68 2
60
~ 60
60
60
02/28/70 5.50 08/31/70
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01/31/70
02/ll/69
19.25
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11. 75
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08/31/70
08/31/70
08/31/70
08/31/70 -------=----~--CORDERO MARlA ___~ -,---- --'01~70 20 ~2~_ (,~(} --~-~-.,_~0212 8=/_,7:0.:-~.,- 08/31 /70 ___.__ _
CORRICK , Wl LLIAH F.
COTE,LETTY MARSHA
----~~-~-~---=C=O~T ~TE=-N~~OBERT H~~__~~COWANtOOROTHY
03 09 57 2
03 11 38 2
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01 33 55 1
60
60
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02128110
02/28/70
01/31/70
02/28/70
30.90
50.85
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7,166.33
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08/31/70
08/31/70
08/31/70
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CRAIG, JOHNNIE 03 08 12 2 60 02/28/70
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CROOKS,MARGARET 03 08 24 l 60 02/13/70
CROSS,BARBARA ANN 60 02128110
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19.70
08/31/70
08/31/70
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CUNNINGHAM HUGH ------~
DALTON,JAMES V.
03 14 09 2
02 91 24 2
03 05 72 2
60
60
02/28/70 __ ,._._._
02/28/70
24.20
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08/31/70
08/31/70
08/31/70
DANNER, MICHAEL L. ~ ~o 02/28/70 .l.03.90
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OANNER,JULIE 00 57 44 2 " &?! 02/28/70 22.75 08/31/70
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OOTHEE,AL8ERT
03 11 81 1
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03 09 31 l
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- OU BROCK,CHARLES 01 88 41 2 60 03 04 81 2 60
OUNOEEtSABASTIAN K.JR. 03 12 94 2 60
. ECHOLS,WENOELL RAY 03 09 25 1 60 -------------,E~D~wAR OS "cc_.H__A . ~E.__A'-'-=.-------- - 02 24 40 2
EGGERMONT,ROBERT J. 02 96 23 2 60
02./27/70 358.95
02/28/70 10.50
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618.80
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02/13/70 113.20 08/31 /70
-~ ~-- 02/28/70,___~ __ 78.2.0 _ 08/31/70
01/31/70 75.95 08/31 /70
18,954.13
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GENERAL HOSPITAL
~-----INDIGENT ACCOUNTS DELETED FROM MASTERF ILE=-.-~~---.'--MONTH
ENDING 08/31/70
__P AGE: _ 4_ ______
PATIENT NAME _________ MRNO_~- PAYCOOE(SJ LAST BILLING ACCT .BALANCE OELEfEO __ _
ELLIOTT,ALEX GEORGE 03 14 24 2 60 02/28/70 24. 80 08/31/70
ESPARZA,MIGUEL 02 31 87 2 02/28/70 ll.75
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08/31/70
08/31/70
FAGAN,HlCHAEL
FARRELL1EOWARO
._~-~-~---~FATOLA,STEPHEN c.
FEHR,CHRISTINE Y.
fERNANOElrSAllY
02 17 71 2.
02 70 32 1
03 12 54 l
02 90 11 2.
02 61 64 2
60
60
60
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F lELO,ANNE E . -~.----~--f
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26 10 6tJ ~~
flEHING,PATRICK OAVlO
03 09 33 l
02 40 71 1
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GALLAGHfR,CATHERINE
GARCIA,JOSE V.
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03 11 5 2
03 11 01 2
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02 39 42 2
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GEL TZ,JOHN J. 03 13 64 2 60 02128110 8.50 08/31/70
'"------.---~--_,_.GlBSON,JOHN _____ ~-~~~~ 00 82 90 l_~_oo __ _ 02/28/70 21437.15 08/31/70
GILLILAN,ARflE ROBERT 02 66 68 l 02/28/70 50.30 06/31/70
26,552.58
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-- - - ----~~----~~SANTA BARBARA
GENERAL HOSPITAL ------~~ PATIENT NAME
GOHEZ , GONlAl.O J.
INDIGENT ACCOUNTS DELETED FROM MASTERFILE
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GUTIERREl,JIMHY JR. 03 00 56 2 60 0\/31/70 34.50 08/ ll /70
08/31/70
08/31/70
08/3l/70
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HALL,WlllIAH J.
--,,.~~~-~- __ HA_LLEN6ECK1MARVELLE
HAMPTON,MIKE
HEAGNEY,WILL(AM J.
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HENTON,CLORA
HERNANOEZ,TONY MERCEL
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HOOGE AGNES IRENE
HOFFMAN,W1LLIAM o.
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JA~tS ON , DICK
JACKSON,LONlO
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02/28/70 7.80
02/28/70 846.25
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JAURECU I , MARY
JOHNS MARGARET
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GENERAL HOSP ITAL
INDIGENT ACCOUNTS OELETEO FROM MASTERf lLE
MONTH ENDING 08/31/70
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JONES,PAMELA LOU
JUSERA,RENE
KAHN MANUEL_ V IN_.=C=E~N-=T--- _______
KEATING,JANE C.
KEENAN,RONALO
KEENER,JO ANN __ ~-~~--"-1------~
KlNGSLEY,CHARLES F.
KRUSE,EOWIN
LA PRAIM,JACK WESTf;RN ~~---
LANE,JILL
LEYVA,HAYOEE
02 84 77 2
01 37 11 2
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02 79 28 l
02 67 62 2
01 88 26 l
03 11 17 2
03 10 81 l
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62.20
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08/31/70
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--~- GENERAL HOSP 1 fAL
---____._____~__._-~ PATIENT NAME
MARCELLA,W.SRAOFORD
HARSHAL L,JAHES w.
MC CORMACK, MILOREO
MC OONALO,TRUE E.
-~-:--~--~------___,. MC GEOUGH C AR LES
MC KENNON,LARRY C.
MC MAHON,DONALO
MC HONIGLE,JOHN W.
INDIGENT ACCOUNTS OELETtO FROM MASTERfllE
MONTH ENDING 08/31/70
MRNO ______ PAYCOOE S)
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03 14 91 2 60
01 q1 90 2 60
01 82 46 l
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22.10
61.40
70.50
813.50
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08/31/70
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HELCHER.rLEO J.
MELO, HORTENCIA
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02/28/ 70
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55.35
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OLOS,PATRICK C.
OWNSBV1 80NNIE E~~~~~~~~~
PAGALtNG, GEORGE
PALATO,TONY JR.
PAZ JOSEFINA
PERON,FRANK JOE
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PITTS,MlCHAEL JAMES
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POPE,MARTY
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ROBLES ,JOSEPHINE L.
ROORIGUEZ,ANA MARIA
03 04 39 2 60
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ROOR IQUEZtSOLIOAO
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SILGUERO.VIRGINIA
SIMPSON,GEORGE e.
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SMITH,JACQUELYN KAVE
SMITH,KENT WHITEMAN
STEINWANO,JOHN
STEPHENS,fREO
- STRANGE,SHARON
STREET,VERN w.
SUAREZ1STEVEN A.
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02 lt2 17 l
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02 95 92 2
02 80 52 1
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TORRES, FRANCES 01 22 48 2 60
TORRES,GUAOALUPE MARIA 01 07 48 l 60
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TOUSIGNANT,JOHN E. 03 08 20 2 60 -~------.~~~TOVAR., LEGARO _ 60
TUSHBANT,CARY 02 28 28 2 60
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VELASCO,AOELlNA
VENEGAS MAR TIN
VILLASENOR,MIGUELINA
WALKER,OAVIO L.
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03 09 94 2
02 89 57 2
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WEBBER , BRUCE
WHEELER,ROBERT J.
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186.60
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W!LK I NS ,JOSEPH C.
WILLIAHS,JOHNNY G.
WILLIAMS ,N.BE VERLY
WORTHlNGTON,ROLANO
ZEZULKA,CAROLYNCEfFIE)
lUNIGA,MARlA
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Crocke~-Citizens d In the Matter of Claim of Crocker-Citizens National Bank for Refund of Taxes
Natl. ailk Tax Refun
as Executor of as Executor of Will of John H. Petras, Deceased, and Agnes Veronica Petras, in the
John H. Petras Wil
Applicat. to file
Late Claim Claim
agst. Co. behalf
of Jose Aranda for
Alledged Pers.
Injury.
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Release of Oil Wel
Drilling Bond.
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Approval of Ri~er
to Oil Drilling
Bond. .1
Publication Ord.
No. 2124 2125.
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Reports ' Co1111iniiona.
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Amount of $1,220 . 67 .
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the above-entitled claim be, and t he same is hereby,
referred to the County Counsel.
In the Matter of Application to File Late Claim and Claim Against the County
filed by E. Jerald Haws , Attorney, on behalf of Jose Aranda for Alleged Personal Injuries
in the Amount of $6,724 .86, plus unknown amount .
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and car-
ried unanimously, it is ordered that the above- entitled claim be, and the same is
hereby , referred to the County Counsel for rereferral to the County ' s insurance carrier.
In t he Matter of Release of Oil Well Drilling Bond.
Pursuant to the request of the County Petroleum Engineer, and in accordance
with the provisions contained in Ordinance No . 1927;
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carrie:l
unanimously, it is ordered that the following oil well drilling bond be, and the same
is hereby, approved:
1Pacific Indemnity Company - Blanket Bond No . 119594, covering
well : Tompkins 3, County Permit No . 2850 , Standard Oil
Company .
,
In the Matter of Approval of Release of Rider to Oi1 ~rilling Bond
Pursuant to the request of the County Petroleum Engineer, and in accordance
with the provisions contained in Ordinance No . 1927;
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the following rider to oil drilling bond be, and the
same is hereby, r eJeased as to all future acts and conditions .
; Hartford Accident and Indemni ty Company - Blanket Bond No .
3507930, covering well: United California 44, County
Permit 3504, Continental Oil Company .
In the Matter of Publication of Ordinances Nos . 2124 and 2125 .
It appearing from the Affidavits of Publication of the Principal Clerk of
the Santa Barbara News -Press t hat Ordinances Nos . 2124 and 2125 have been published
in the manner and form required by l aw .
Upon motion, duly seconded, and carried unanimously, it is determined that
said Ordi nances Nos . 2124 and 2125 have been published in the manner and form required
by law.
In the Matter of Reports and Communications .
The following reports and communications were received by t he Board and ordered
placed on file :
246
Communication
from Planning
Comm. for
Info. Oiily 1
Rider to Oil
Well Drilling
Bond. I
1.elease of
Oil Well
Drilling Bon
I
Only.
November 9 , 1970
/ 1) Administrative Officer - Travel Report S11mmary, October
1 thru 31, 1970.
; 2) Order of Dismissal on Application of Golden West Airlines
to PUC for Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity
to provide passenger air carrier service to and from
Santa Maria Airport .
13) State Board of Equalization - Report re Trade Outlets and
Taxable Retail Sales, September 25, 1970.
14) State Controller - Annual Report of Assessed Valuation
and Tax Rates of Counties of California, FY 1970-71.
1 5) California Secretary of State - Certification of Santa
Maria City Ordinance approving Annexation No . 58 ~
(Sander Mobile Home Park) . i
In the Matter of r.ommunications from Planning Commission for Information
The following communications were received from the Planning Commission for
information only and ordered placed on file:
I 1) Granted Conditional Use Permit on request of Jehovah ' s
Wi~nesses, S.B. Congregation (70-CP-56) to allow construction
and use of church on property located on
southeast corner of North Fairview Avenue and La Goleta
Road, Goleta .
Denied request of Donald G. Michaelsen and Joseph A. .
Dudder (70-RZ-87) for variance (Sign Regulations) to
allow one off-premise, freestanding sign at Holiday
Inn to replace existing sign, property located between
Calle Real and Hwy 101 near junction of Kingston Avenue,
Goleta .
In the Matter of Approval of Rider to Oil Well Drilling Bond .
Pursuant to the request of the County Petroleum Engineer, and in accordance
with the provisions contained in Ordinance No . 1927;
Upon motion of Supervisor Be attie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the following rider to oil well drilling bond be,
and the same is hereby, approved:
Shell Oil Company - The Travelers Indemnity Company, Blanket
Bond No . S-305, i n the amount of $25,000. 00, dated
October 23, 1970, covering Erburu property wells in
Capitan Field ''Nos . 1-29, inclusive'' .
In the Ma~t~r of Release of Oil Well Drilling Bond.
Pursuant to the request of the County Petroleum Engineer, and in accordance
with the provisions contained in Ordinance No . 1927;
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the following oil well drilling bond be, and the
same is hereby, released as to all future acts and conditions:
Mobil Oil Company - Pacific Indemnity Company Blanket Bond
No . 239798, covering Erburu property. Erburu 17 was
approved by Board of Supervisors on 10- 9-61; Erburu
18, 22, 23, 24, and 26 on 1- 3- 61; Erburu 27 on 1- 29-
62; and Erburu 28 and 29 on' 7- 30- 62; The non-permit
numbered wells are not listed by name as being added
by endorsement on Mobil ' s bond; they were automatically
on blanket bond when acquired .
Resolution In the Matter of Resolution authorizing and directing Auditor- Controller to
authorizing
~directing issue warrant re Condemnation Proceedings for Road Purposes, County vs . Fraser, S.C.C.
Controller to
issue warrant #88058, from Road Fund.
re Condemnati n
for Road pur- Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
poses, Co. vs
Fraser. / unanimously, it is ordered that the above-entitled resolution be, and the same is
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hereby, removed from the agenda.
Rec. Tentative Map
Tract #11,225.
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November 9, 1970
In the Matter of Planning Commission Recommendation for Approval of Tenta.
tive Map of Tract #11,225 Generally Located Approximately 500 Feet Westerly of
Kingston Avenue on South Side of Calle Real and Adjacent to Highway 101, Third Supervisorial
District .
The Planning Commission submitted subject written recommendation for approv9l
subject t~ certain conditions .
The Road Commissioner submitted another letter of condition, dated October
20, 1970, subsequent to the letter submitted dated September 25 , 1970, requesting
that Paragraph 21 in the letter of September 25, 1970, be deleted, and the following
substituted:
"Paragraph 21 - Engineer and construct County standard concrete curbs,
gutters, sidewalks, driveways and matching asphalt paving along the frontage of subject
tract on Calle Real . Sidewalks to be s ix feet in width and constructed against
the curb . Stage construction of improvements to Calle Real on the frontage of Lot
4 will be allowed only if tract is unitized with Lot 4 being Unit 1. Improvement s
to Call e Real on the frontage of Lots 1, 2 and 3 shall be constructed as required
by the Road Commissioner upon recordation of map of Unit II of subject tract. "
H. H. Divelbiss, Planning Director, pointed to a transparency on the
screen, of the 4-lot subdivision map .
Leland R. Steward, Road Commissioner, explained the request for modificatio~
of the conditions, as requested by the developer, Michael Towbes . He mentioned the
planned commercial strip of land between U. S. Highway 101 and Calle Real north of
Goleta which Mr . Towbes is subdividing as a unitized development from the east
toward the west . The condition of the map was about the first unit having the street
improvements put in and widening of Calle Real for the entire length of the parcel .
He feels this is a burden and would like to have approval to make only improvements
on the first unit . The curbs, gutters and sidewalks would be put in for the second
part of t he project .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and car-ried
unanimously , it is ordered that the recommendation of the Planning Commission
to approve the Tentative Map of Tract 4/:11, 225 stamped ''Received August 11, 1970
Santa Barbara County Planning Department", Assessor ' s Parcel No . 69- 110- 57, generally
located approximately 500 feet westerly of Kingston Avenue on the South side of Calle
Real and adjacent to U. S. Highway 101, Third Supervisorial District be, and the same
is hereby, confirmed, with the requested modification of Paragraph 21 of the Road
Commissioner ' s letter of September 25, 1970, as hereinabove- indicated, and subject
to the other. following conditions:
Compliance with Departmental Letters:
1) Road Department dated October 20, 1970, amending letter
of September 25, 1970.
2) Public Works dated September 17, 1970 .
3) Flood Control Engineer dated September 18 , 1970.
4) Health Department dated September 29, 1970.
5) Fire Department dated September 14, 1970 .
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Complaint on
Behalf Mille
Sta. by Vall""""'
Motors, Sant
Maria. /
SALARIES
Compensation
Monthly Salaried
Poa.
Co. Employee
Laguna Co.
Sanitation
Dist.
I
Chg. Automat
Starting
Salary Staff
Nurses. Co.
I
Bid Constr.
Lakeview ltd,
Santa Maria.
I
November 9, 1970
Compliance with Planning Department recommendations:
1) A street tree planting plan shall be filed for approval .
A bond shall be required in the amount of $7 .50 per
tree to assure compliance with the approved plan ~nd a
non- refundable cash amount of $15 .00 per tree shall be
deposited with the Road Department for the maintenance
of the trees after they have been planted.
2) Public utility easements shall be provided in the locations
as required by the utility companies .
In the Matter of Complaint from Attorney Gertrude B. Chern on Behalf of
Millers ' Station for Alleged Violation of Ordinance No . 661 by Valley Motors, 2370
South Broadway , Santa Maria .
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby, referred
to County Counsel and the Planning Director for further investigation.
(SEE INSERI)
In the Matter of Fixing Compensation for Monthly Salaried Positions for All
County Employees Effective December 1, 1970. (Annual)
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO . 70 - 676
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Fixing Compensation for Monthly Salaried Positions of
County Employees under Laguna County Sanitation District Effective December 1, 1970.
(Annual)
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, the following resolution ~\las passed and adopted :
RESOLUTION NO . 70- 677
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Changing the Automatic Starting Salary for Certain Classes
of Positions in the County Service Effective December 1, 1970 (Staff Nurses) .
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted to continue the
Board policy established in November, 1966 for hir~ng Staff Nurses dependent on their
experience and education:
RESOLUTION NO . 70- 678
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Awarding Bid for Construction of Lakeview Road, Santa
Maria, Job No . 5017 .1
The Affidavit of Publication being on file with the Clerk, the following
bids were opened at a meeting held on November 5, 1970, in the County Clerk' s office
at the Santa Maria County Office Building; the roll was called, and the following
representatives of departments were present: County Counsel, Road Commissioner; and
J . E. Lewis, Clerk:
Complaint of
Leltoy D. Hunt
Goleta Valley
Water Dist. /
Allowance, Disallowance
Compensation
for
MQ. Salaried
Positions.
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llowance, Disallowance
of Positions
- Fixing of
Compensatioa for
M. Salaried Positions.
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Supervisor Callahan present at this time .
In the Matter of Complaint of LeRoy D. Hunt on Alleged Violation of Condition
for Screen Planting, Goleta Valley Water District (69-CP- LA) .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby, referred
to the Planning Department for report back to the Board.
In the Matter of Allowance of Positions, Disallowance of Positions, and
Fixing of Compensation for Monthly Salaried Positions . (Effective November 9, 1970,
Santa Barbara General Hospital)
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO . 70- 674
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Allowance of Positions, Disallowance of Positions, and
Fixing of Compensation for Monthly Salaried Positions. (Effective December 1, 1970,
Agricultural Extension Service)
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO . 70- 675
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
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Rec. from Rd.Comm.
oa ltequest for
Traffic ltegulatinn
Janin Acres Proper
ty Owners; Solvang
Area. /
November 9, 1970
1) M. J . Hermreck
2) C. Sanchez & Son, Inc.
3) A. J. Diani Constr. Co .
4) Arthur Q. Evans
5) Burke Constr . Co .
6) Hi-Way Constr., Inc.
7) Harold D. Peterson
8) Madonna Constr. Co.
The engineer ' s estimate was $30,898. 00.
$25,246 . 50
$26,648 . 00
$27,694.75
$29,337 . 50
$30,191.50
$31,567.50
$37,627.75
$64,960.00
Following referral to the County Counsel and the Road Commissioner, the
Road Commissioner submitted a written recommendation to award the contract to M. J.
Hermreck, Inc . , P. O. Box 217, Nipomo, the low bidder
It appearing that the bid of M. J . Hermreck is the lowest and best bid re-
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ceived from a responsible bidder, and that said bid is satisfactory and in accordance
with the notice inviting bids for said project.
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the bid of M. J. Hermreck, in the amount of
$25,246 .50 be accepted, and that the contract for said project be awarded to the said
contractor at the price and upon the terms and conditions set forth in said bid and
in said notice inviting bids .
It is fur ther ordered that the Road Commissioner be, and he is hereby,
authorized and directed to prepare the necessary contract for the work; and the Chairman
and Clerk be, and they are hereby, authorized and directed to execute said contract.
In the Matter of Report and Recommendat ion from Road Commissioner on Request
of Janin Acres Property Owners in Solvang Area for Traffic Regulations on Private
Roads .
Subject report was read by the Clerk which recommended the setting of a
date for public hearing.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby, referred
to the County Counsel for preparation of the necessary documents in proper
order to submit to the Board in order to set a hearing date, as recommended by the Road
Commissioner .
Approval of Plans In the Matter of Approval of Plans and Specifications for Construction of
Specs. for Cona
struction of New New Surgical Unit, Santa Barbara General Hospital .
Surgical Unit,S.B.
Gen. Hospital. Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and car-
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ried unanimously, it is ordered that the plans and specifications submitted by the
Director of Public Works for construction of a new surgical unit at Santa Barbara
General Hsopital be, and the same are hereby, approved.
It is further ordered that Thursday, December 10, 1970, at 3 o ' clock, p.m.
be, and the same is hereby, set as the date for the opening of bids, and that notice
be given by publication in the Santa Barbara News-Press, as follows, to-wit:
for:
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Notice is hereby given that the . County of Santa Barbara will receive bids
''Additions and Alt erations to Santa Barbara
General Hospital, Santa Barbara, California''
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Each bid will be in accordance with drawings and specifications approved by
the Board of Supervisors and on file in the OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS,
COUNTY ENGINEERING BUILDING, 123 EAST ANAPAMU STREET, SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA, where
they may be examined . Prospective bldders' may secure copies of said drawings and I
specifications at the OFFICE OF ARENDT/MOSHER/GRANT, A. I .A. , 1435 ANACAPA STREET, SANTA
BARBARA, CALIFORNIA 93101, upon depositing $50 .00 for each set of documents, which deposit
't'lill be returned if said drmqings and specifications are returned complete and
in good condition to the off ice of the Architect within ten (10) days after the opening
of the bids .
Pursuant to the provisions of Section 1773 of the Labor Code of the State of
California (Amended by Statutes 1968, Chapter 699, Paragraph 1, operative July, 1969)
the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara has directed the publishing of
the prevailing wage rates with a copy of the same being on file at the Office of the
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors .
EACH BID SHALL BE MADE our ON A FORM TO BE OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OF ARENDT/
MOSHER/GRANT, A. I .A. : shall be accompanied by a certified or cashier ' s check or bid
bond for ten (10) percent of the amount of the bid, made payable to the order of the
Treasurer of Santa Barbara County, Santa Barbara , California; shall be sealed and received
in the Office of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County,
County Administration Building, 105 East Anapamu Street, Santa Barbara, California,
93104, on or before 3:00 P.M. on the 10th day of December, 1970, and will be opened
and publicly read aloud at 3 :00 P.M. of that day in the Board of Supervisors ' Conference
Room located on the 4th floor of the Santa Barbara County Administration
Building.
The above mentioned check or bond shall be given as a guarantee that the
bidder will enter into the contract if awarded to him and will be declared forfeited
if the successful bidder refuses to enter into said contract after being requested so to
do by the Board of Supervisors of said County .
The Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County reserves the right to reject
any or all bids or waive any informality in a bid.
No bidder may 't'lithdraw his bid for a peri od of thirty (30) days after the
date set for the opening thereof.
Dated: November 9, 1970
J . E. LEWIS (SEAL)
County Clerk
Santa Barbara, California
Resolution In the Matter of A Resolution of the Board of Supervisors of the County of
to set Publi
Heariug Con. Santa Barbara to Set a Public Hearing for the Consideration of Revocation of Approval
of llevocatio
of Approyal of Rancho Cuyama No . 2 Subdivision, Fifth Supervisorial District.
llancbo Cuy
No.2 Subdiv. Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
J unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted to set a hearing date on
subject proposal for Monday, November 30, 1970, at 2 o ' clock, p .m. , and that notice be
given to the property owners involved, and by publication of subject resolution as the
notice in the Santa Ma ~i a Times, a newspaper of general circulation:
RESOLillION NO . 70- 679
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
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ltecoD1D. S .B. Co.
Taxpayers Assoc.
In the Matter of Recommer.dation of Sa. ta Barbara Cou ty Taxpayers Association
for Developmt. of
New Five-Year
Capital Outlay Pl.,
(
ltecormn. of S .B .Co.
Taxpayers Assoc.
on Co. Library
Costs. 1
for Development of New Five-Year Capital Outlay Pla1
Norman H. Caldwell, Director of Public Works, reported that some work has
been done on this at t he Board ' s request, and will proceed with the recommendations
and compile a list of projects for discussioa by the Board at a later date .
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unaLimously, it is ordered that subj ect Matter be , and the same is hereby , placed on
file, with copies to be transmitted to the Administrative Officer and Public Works
Director
In the Matter of Recommendatiotts of Santa Barbara Coupty Taxpayers Associati
on County Library Costs .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be , and t he same is hereby , referred
to the County Library Advisory Committee.
omplaint from I n the Matter of Complaint from Mrs . Genevieve McMahon of Disturbance of the
Genevieve McMah 'D
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Co111Dunicationa for
Enforcemt. of Ord.
Regulating Use of
Motor Vehicles on
Private Property.
(Motorcycles)
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Peace on Property Located at 555 Live Oaks Road, Montecito .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered t hat subject matter be, and the same is hereby , referred
to the Sheriff.
In t he Matter of Communications for Enforcement of Ordilarce Regulating Use
of Motor Vehicles on Private Property (Motorcycles) .
The following communciations on subject matter were read by the Clerk:
Mrs . Carl Wa1less , Goleta, i n favor of enforcement .
Bruce E. Anderson, Goleta, in favor of enforcement .
Petition containing signatures of 20 names of people wanting
to know where they can ride their motorcycles, and it is
unfair that there is a posting at t he railroad tracks in
Goleta that no motor vehicles can be ridden on private property
or on t he street without a license .
During the ensui ng discussion on subject matter, and Supervisor Beattie said
that i n Lompoc there is an area t hat could be used for motorcycles on private property ,
and t here has been some discussion but would require County approval as it is not
properly zoned.
Supervisor Grant felt there should be an area for people to ride their minibikes,
etc .
The County Counsel mentioned that a form of release of liability has been
prepared which are being passed around the various cycle shops with the idea of using
private (Armitos) property .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby, referred
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to the Planning Department for study in an attempt to find a suitable area for such use .
ltequest Mr.~ Mr In the Matter or Request of Mr . & Mrs . George W. Edmonds for Act ion Regarding
George W. Edmon
re Traah Burnin . Air Pollution from Trash Burning.
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Upon motion of Supervisor Grart, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby, re-
erred to the Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District Committee .
Objection
David W. Gle
to Tax Incre
on Property.
on
In the Matter of Objection of David W. Gleason to Tax Increase on Property .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously , it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby, ree
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erred to the County Assessor for reply .
Comu11nicatio In the Matter of Communication from Michael Sullivan Regarding Acquisition
f ran Michael
Sullivan re of Perfect Park in Isla Vista as a County Park.
Acquis. of
Perfect Park Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carin
Isla Vist
1 ried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby, referred
to the Director of Parks to cont act Mr . Sullivan.
RecoDBD. for In the Matter of Planning Commission Recommendation for Proposed Adopt ion
Proposed Ado t.
of Ord. Req. of Ordinance from Request of S . B. County Flood Control & Water Conservation District
S.B.Co.Flood
Control for (70-RZ- 92) for Amendment to Article IV of Ordinance No . 661 to Apply FH- Flood Hazard
Amendmt. to
Art. IV of Combining Regulations in Carpinteria Valley (Santa Monica & Franklin Creeks) .
Ord. #661.
Santa Monica Upon motion of Supervisor Grant , seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and car-
~ Franklin I Creeks. ried unanimously, it is ordered that Monday, November 30, 1970, at 2 o ' clock, p .m.
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be, and the same is hereby, set as the date and time for a public hearing on recommendation
of the Planning Commission for proposed adoption of an ordinance, from request
of the Santa Barbara County Flood Control & Water Conservation Distri ct (70 - RZ -
92) to amend Article IV of Ordinance No . 661 of the County of Santa Barbara , as amended,
to apply the FR- Flood Hazard Combining Regulati ons of s aid ordinance (Section 9
of Article VI ) , the area involved consisting of several reaches of both Santa Moni ca
Creek and Franklin Creek in the Carpint eria Valley , and may concern propert y described
by Assessor ' s Parcel Nos . 1-020-01; 1-020-08, -09 , -10 , -12 and - 15; 1-030- 03 and -05;
3- 030-02, - 23 and - 25; 3- 040-06, - 09, -11, -12, -18, - 25, - 26 , and -32 ; 3- 060-01, 07,
-11, -12, -14, -18, - 20, - 24 , - 26 , - 28 , and - 29; 3-070- 18 , - 30, -31 and - 35; 3-101-15;
3- 390-04, - 05 , -06, - 07, - 08, - 09 and - 10; 3- 400-10 and -11; 3- 410- 01 and -02; and
155-170-13, on the basis of the Report of Findings and Recommendation as set forth
in Planning Commission Resolution No . 70 - 120 .
On land subject to said regulations it shall be unlawful t o do or cause to
be done any construction or placing of any structure , or excavation or grading on
land subject to the FR-Flood Hazard Combining Regulations without having first secured
a flood plain permit from t he Flood Control Engineer . I
It is further ordered that notice be given by publication in the Carpinteria
Herald, a newspaper of general circulation, as follows, to-wit :
Notice of Public Hearing on Planning Commission
Recommendation for Proposed Adoption of Ordinance
from Request of Santa Barbara County Flood Control &
Water Conservation District (70- RZ- 92) for Amendment
to Article IV of Ordinance No . 661 to Apply FR-Flood
Hazard Combini ng Regulations in Carpinteria Valley
(Sant a Monica and Franklin Creeks) .
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NOTICE is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the Board of
Supervisors of the County of Sant a Barbara , State of California , on Monday , November
30, 1970, at 2 o 'clock, p .m. , i n the Board of Supervisors Hearing Room, Fourth Floor,
County Administration Building, City of Sant a Barbar a , State of Californi a , on I
recommendation of t he Planning Commission for pr oposed adoption of an ordinance, from
reque~ t of the Sant a Barbara County Flood Control & Water Conservation District (70-
RZ - 92) to amend Article IV of Ordinance No . 661 of the County of Sant a Barbara, as
amended, to apply the FR-Flood Hazard Combining Regulations of said ordinance (SectioA
9 of Article VI), the area i nvolved consisting of several reaches of both Santa MonicJ
Creek and Franklin Creek i n the Carpinteria Valley, and may concern property described
as Assessor ' s Parcel Nos . 1- 020-01; 1-020-08 , -09, -10 , -12 and - 15; 1- 030-03 and I
- 05 ; 3- 030- 02, -23 and - 25; 3-040- 06, -09, -11, -12, -18 , -25 , - 26 and - 32; 3-060- 01,
- 07, -11, -12, -14, - 18 , - 20, -24 , - 26, - 28 and -29; 3- 070-18 , - 30, - 31 , and - 35;
3- 101-15; 3- 390- 04, - 05, - 06, - 07, -08, -09 and -10; 3- 400-10, and -11; 3- 410- 01 and
- 02; and 155-17-13, on the basis of the Report of Findings and Recommendati on as
set forth in Planning Commission Resolution No . 70- 120.
WITNESS my hand and seal this 9th day of November, 1970.
J. E. LEWIS (SEAL)
J. E. LEWIS, County Clerk
and Ex- Officio Clerk of
the Board of Supervisors
It i s further ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby, referred
to County Counsel for preparation of the appropriate ordinance.
Ord. No. 2133. In the Matter of Ordinance No . 2133 - An Ordinance Amending Ordinance No .
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Appt. 1st Dist.
Citizens' Coumitte
for Study of Propo
Amend. 70-GP-2.
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2128 by Adding a Provision for Salaries for Members of the Board of Supervisors that
Each Board Member Receive $1,000. 00 Per Month during Term of Office.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, the Board passed and adopted Ordinance No . 2133 of the County of
Sant a Barbara, entitled "An Ordinance Amending Ordinance No . 2128 by Adding a Provision
for Salaries for Members of the Board of Supervisors . "
Upon the roll being called, the following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit :
George H. Clyde, Joe J. Callahan, Daniel G. Grant, and
Francis H. Beatti e .
NOES : None .
ABSENT : Curtis Tunnell .
In the Matt er of Appointment of Firs t District Citizens ' Committee for
edStudy of Proposed Amendment (70-GP-2) to Circulation Element of General Plan of
Santa Barbar a County for Montecito, Summerland and Carpinteria Valley Area .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that a First District Citizens ' Committee be , and the
same i s hereby, appoi nted, as follows , to study a proposed amendment (70-GP- 2) to I
circulation element of the Santa Barbara County General Plan for Montecito, Summerland
and Carpint~ria Valley area:
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Mr . George R. Bliss, Jr . ,
Mrs . Anders A. Lodahl .
Mr . Campbell Grant
Mr . Harold N. Smith
Mr . John Bianchin
Mr . William F. Catlin
Dr . J ames E. Gray
Chairman
Authorizing In the Matter of Authorizing Execution of Right of Way Contract between the
Right of Way
Contr. btw. County of Santa Barbara and L~ura G. Truax for Construction of Phelps Road, Elwood I
Co. of S.B.
Laura G.Trua Acres Assessment District No . 2, Job No . 3049 .1, Third Supervisorial District (Parcel
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Accept. Gran
Deed from
Laura G. Tru x
by Co.
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No . 3049. 1- 26) .
Upon motion of ,Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and car ried
unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman and Clerk be, and they are hereby,
authorized and directed to execute a Right of Way Contract, dated November 9, 1970,
between the County of Sant a Barbara and Laura G. Truax for construction of Phelps
Road, Elwood Acres Assessment District No . 2 , Job No . 3049.1, Thi rd Supervi sorial
Di stri ct (Parcel No . 3049 . 1- 26)
In the Matter of Acceptance of Grant Deed from Laura G. Truax by the
County of Santa Barbara for Construction of Phelps Road, Elwood Acres Assessment
District No . 2, Job No . 3049.1 (Parcel No . 3049 . 1- 26), Third Supervisorial District .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that a Grant Deed, dated November 6, 1970, from
Laura G. Truax be, and the same is hereby, accepted by the County of Santa Barbara
for construction of Phelps Road, Elwood Acres Assessment District No . 2, Job No . 3049.1
(Parcel No . 3049. 1- 26), Third Supervisorial District; and the Clerk be, and he is
hereby, authorized and directed to issue a Certificate of Acceptance to the original
Grant Deed being held in Escrow Number 164370-LC at Security Title I nsurance Company
in Sant a Barbara.
It is further ordered that the County Auditor be, and he is hereby, authorized
ad directed to draw a warrant from Road Fund Account 140 B 24, in the amount
of.$7,500. 00, made payable to Security Title I nsurance Company for the credit of the
County of Santa Barbara in said Escrow Number 164370-LC .
It is further ordered that the Road Commissioner be, and he is hereby,
authorized and directed to sign escrow instructions for subject matter for the County
of Santa Barbara.
Recommend. o
Admin.Office
to Appt.Supe
to Air Pollu
Coordinating
Council for
South Coast
Air Basin.
In the Matter of Recommendation of Administrative Officer to Appoint Super
visor to Air Pollution Coordinating Council for South Coast Air Basin.
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Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that Supervisor George H. Clyde be, and he is -hereby, ,
appointed to represent Santa Barbara County for the Air Pollution Coordi nati ng Counci l
for South Coast Air Basin, as recommended by the Admi nistrative Officer in his letter
directed to the Board dated November 9, 1970; and Supervisor Clyde to attend a meet- I
ing of said Council in Los Angeles on December 11, 1970, in the office of Los Angeles
County Supervisor Warren Dorn' s office .
It is noted that Assembly Bill 83 requires each District within each air
basin to appoi nt a member to a coordinating council . Santa Barbara County is re-
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Cor111runica t ion
from Travelers
ndemnity Co. re
S.B.Co. Comprehensive
Liability
Policy.
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Reconnend. of Ad
Hoc Cotmnittee on
Narcotics Drug
Abuse. /
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quired to appoint one member to the South Coast Air Bas i n and one to the South Central
Coast Air Basin.
~ the Matter of Communication from the Travelers Indemnity Company Regarding
Santa Barbara County ' s Comprehensive Liability Policy .
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby, referred
to the Administrative Officer .
In the Matter of Report and Recommendation of the Ad Hoc Connnittee on Nar cotics
and Drug Abuse .
Lorenzo Dall ' Armi, County Superintendent of Schools and Chairman of the
Ad Hoc Committee, read from a prepared report and the following recommendations were
made to t he Board from the Committee following a meeting on October 30, 1970 :
1) That a permanent, on- going County-wide commission be
formed to deal with the drug and narcotic problem in
the County .
2) That the title for the commission be "Addicti on and
Drug Abuse Commiss ion. "
3) That representation on the commission be assigned
according to guidelines set forth herewith:
1 . representative from each of the following:
Mental Health Department
Health Department
Probation Department
Criminal Division, Sheriff' s Department
County Judiciary, Superior Court
Clergy
2 . educators, one from the County Schools Office
and one from a school district, preferably
north County .
3 . young adults , one of whom should be a high
school student .
4. community leaders at large, including a PTA
representative . Three of these four members
shall represent minority groups .
A total of 15 members will serve this commission as official representatives .
These members shall represent all parts of the County .
It is further recommended that a staff person be employed who will serve
as Executive Secretary to the Commission and coordinate the narcotic and drug abuse
program inthe County. The commission wi ll determine the qualifications of the staff
coordinator and assist in the selection process .
Mr . Dall 'Armi commended the Board for taking the leadership in seeki ng
' solutions to this awesome problem of drug and narcotic abuse, and it is hoped that this
approach wi ll serve as a model for other communities . I
Recently, AB 1990 (McDonald of Ventura County) was passed as part of Chapter
9 of the State Health and Safety Code . Even though there is no companion bill to I
provide for funds to support this activity, Assemblyman McDonald intends to introduce
legislation this coming year to provide for funds for this function . Reference was
made to the possibility of the employment of a staff member to coordinate the effort
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With regard to the chairmanship of such a commission, Mr . Dall 'Armi indicated
he would prefer being assigned as ex-officio, but he would accept this post if appointed
by the Board. Supervisor Callahan pointed out that once the commission is organized,
it should appoint the chairman by an elective procedure .
There would be a different method of operating in that the staff employee
would coordinante the effort by gathering materials for the agenda and structuring
the meetings of what is being discussed and decisions to be made . This seems to work
well with other commissions . The role of this commission will not be the same role
as on the Ad Hoc Committee .
During the ensuing discussion of employing a full- time County staff member
as Executive Secretary, it was pointed out that the Area Planning Council has used
existing staff personnel . They may be staff personnel within Probation .of Superintendent
of Schools offices, in the formative stages, doubling as an Executive Secretary.
There are no State funds available at the moment to operate this commission.
Mr . Dall 'Armi said the funds will be needed only for the remainder of this
fiscal year rather than the full year . The Committee has discussed this in detail and
it was made clear that the commission, itself, should resolve this particular problem.
He personally feels that the person employed to serve in this role is one who will
have to possess many special qualifications . Perhaps more effective leadership would
evolve from employing someone who is not strapped to any particular agency. If a
cooperative funding problem is developed, the Board of Education could contribute a
fair share to fund this particular project for the remainder of the fiscal year . If
the right person is employed, the State and Federal grants would more than support this
position and perhaps a staff in the future .
With specific recommendations forthcoming from the Ad Hoc Committee, this
Board can select the Commission before the first of the year; so, the first organizational
meeting should get under way by January, 1971, and to have a paid staff member
on duty .
Mr . Dall 'Armi indicated his willingness to convene a meeting of the Ad Hoc
Committee next week in order to submit a list of nominees for commission membership
for screening by the Board of Supervisors .
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the recommendation of the County-wide Ad Hoc Committee
on Narcotic and Drug Abuse to form a permanent on-going County-wide commission
to be known as the ''Addiction and Drug Abuse Commission'' be, and the same is hereby,
confirmed.
It is further ordered that the matter of the Board appointments to said
Commission be, and the same is hereby, continued to Monday, November 23, 1970 so the
Clerk may noti~y the people, officials and organizations named in subject report as
those to be represented on said Commission to submit names of nominees for Commission
membership .
Recommend. In the Matter of Recommendations of Planning Commission and Agricultural
Planning Co & Agricultur Preserve Advisory Committee to Approve Requests for Adoption of Ordinance Amending
Preserve
Advisory Co Article IV of Ordinance No . 661 to Rezone Properties for Agricultural Preserves; and/
re Adpption
of Ord.Amend. or Creation of Agricultural Preserves, Guadalupe, Sisquoc, and Los Alamos Areas .
Art.IV of Or
#661.
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Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and carr
i ed unanimously, it is ordered that Monday, November 30, 1970, at 2 o ' clock, p .m.
be, and the same is hereby, set as the date and time for hearings on recommendations
of the Planning Commissi on and Agricultural Preserve Advisory Committee to adopt an
ordinance amending Article IV of Ordinance No . 661 of the County of Santa Barbara, as
amended, to rezone the following properties, on the basis that they conform to the
General Plan of the County, and/or to approve applications to create agricul tural pres
erves on said properties under the provis ions of Chapter 1443, Statutes of 1965 ,
known as the Californi a Land Conservat ion Act , from a land use standpoint , on the
basis that they conform to the criteria established by the Board of Supervisors of
Santa Barbara County :
/ 1) Patricia D. Johnson & Kathryn W. Donovan (70 - RZ - 75 &
70-AP-46), Guadalupe, from ''U'' - Unclassified District
to 100-AG General Agriclutural District Classification.
/ 2) Winston F . Wickenden (70- RZ -85 & 70-AP- 58), Sisquoc ,
from ''U'' - Unclassified District to 100-AG General
Agricultural District Classification
1 3) Paul A. Greene (70-AP- 51), Los Alamos, agricultural
preserve only .
1 4) Paul A. Gre~ne (70-AP- 52), Los Alamos, agricultural
preserve only .
It is further ordered that notice be given by publication in the Santa Maria
Times , a newspaper of general circulation, as follows, to-wit:
Notice of Public Hearings on Recommendations of Planning
Commission and Agricultural Preserve Advi5"'ry Committee
for Adoption of Ordinance Amending Article IV of Ordinance
No . 661 to Rezone Certain Properties i n Guadalupe, Sisquoc ,
and Los Alamos Areas; and/or Creation of Agricultural
Preserves .
NOTICE is hereby given that public hearings will be held by the Board of
Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, on Monday, November
30, 1970, at 2 o ' clock, p .m. , in the Board of Supervisors Hearing Room, Fourth Floor,
County Admi nistration Building, City of Santa Barbara, State of California, on rec ommendati
ons of the Planning Commission as well as the Agricultural Preserve Advisory
Committee to approve the following requests to adopt ordinance amending Article IV of
Ordinance No . 661 of the County of Santa Barbara, as amended, to rezone properties I
described below, on the basis that t hey conform to the General Plan of the County; and/
or to approve applications to create agricultural pre~erves on said properties under
the provisions of Chapter 1443 , Statutes of 1965, known as t he California Land Conservation
Act , from a land use standpoint , on t he basis that they conform to t he
criteria est abli shed by the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County:
1) Request of Patrici a D. Johnson & Kathryn W. Donovan
to rezone property described as Assessor ' s Parcel Nos .
113- 070- 12, - 13 , and 113- 100- 04, - 03, located north
side of Brown Road westerly from junct ion of Brown Road
and State Highway 1, Guadalupe area from ''U'' -Unlimited
Agricultural District to 100-AG General Agricultural
District Classification, per Planning Commission
Resolution No . 70 -106 (70- RZ - 75 & 70-AP- 46) .
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Report from
Admin.Office
on S.B.Co.
Mental Healt
Sen ices
Budget llevie
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2)
3)
4)
November 9, 1970
Request of Winston F. Wickenden to rezone property
generally described as Assessor ' s P~rcel Nos . 101-
050-16, -17, and 133- 070-02, - 03, and -22, generally
located southwesterly of Foxen Canyon Road approximately
2 miles southeasterly from Tepusquet Road, Sisquoc area
from ''U'' - Unlimited Agricultural District to 100-AG,
General Agricultural District Classification, per Planning
Commission Resolution No . 70-113 (70- RZ - 85 & 70-
AP- 58).
Request of Paul A. Greene to create Agricultural
Preserve on property described as Assessor ' s Parcel
No . 133- 100- 31, located on south side of Alisos Canyon
Road approximately 3 miles northeasterly from U. S.
Highway 101, Los Alamos area (70-AP- 51) .
Request of Paul A. Greene to create Agricultural
Preserve on property described as Assessor ' s Parcel
No . 133-100-32, located on south side of Alisos Canyon
Road approximately 2 miles northeasterly from U. s.
Highway 101, Los Alamos area .
WITNESS my hand and seal this 9th day of November, 1970.
J . E. LEWIS (SEAL)
J . E. LEWIS, County Clerk
and Ex-Officio Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors
It is further ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby, referred
to County Counsel for preparation of the appropriate documents .
In the Matter of Report from Administrative Officer on Santa Barbara County
Mental Health Services Budget Review.
The Administrative Officer submitted subject written report under date of
November 9, 1970, with his intention to recommend the following:
1) That the Board of Supervisors freeze the below- listed
amounts of appropriations for the remainder of the
fiscal year or until the State alloca~ion is increased
so that the County will be reimbursed for its 90% share .
Salary & Employee Benefits
Services & Supplies
2) That the Board reduce the per diem rate for in-patient
psychiatric services from $68 per day to $59 per day,
effective November 1, 1970.
3) That the Board direct the Administrative Officer, Hospital
Administrator and Mental Health Director to work collectively
to't'7ard a reorganization of the hospital ' s in-patient
psychiatric ward to bring about a desired coordinated effort .
Such reorganization to be made when and if concurrence of
all involved is achieved.
4) That the Board direct the Mental Health. Director to expedite
the determination of the cost of all out-pati ent services ;
and to present such cost determination to the Administrative
Officer and to the Auditor-Controller for review in order
that specific recommendations can be made to the Board to
set rates for such services . Further, that the Mental
Health Director be directed to start an agressive billing
program to patients and/or responsible parties as well
as to the Medi- Cal Program.
November 9, 1970
5) That the Board direct the Administrative Officer and Mental
Health Director to aggressively seek out all available means
of achieving further savings in the Mental H~alth Departmer t
budget together with exploring all avenues of acquiring
further State funds
The report indicated that a meeti ng was held on November 6 , 1970 with
Dr . J ames N. Hood, M. D., Regional Mental Health Director of the State Department
2S9
of Mental Hygiene . The Mental Health Director will file an amendment t o the Count y ' s
Me11tal Health program budget requesting an increase in the amount for i n- patient
services of $85,072 . If granted, this amendment will bring the t ot al planned inpatient
cos t i nt o focus wit h what is now realistically estimated t o be $491,500 .
Also , other amendments are being cor sidered which may also serve t o increase the
state ' s allocation t o t he County .
The report showed the revised County budget presented as follows:
1970-71
Adopted
County Budget
Salary & Employee
Benefits
Services & Supplies
Fixed Assets
Total
$ 920 , 381
1 , 255 , 085*
34 , 560
$2,210,026
1970- 71
Adjusted
County Budget
$ 830,508
1,164,615*
34, 560
$2,029,983
Amount
Decreased
($89 ,573)
($90,470)
- 0-
($180 , 043)
The reduction of the in- patient psychi atric rate has been brought about
by a census averaging 84% of occupancy . Provided the census remains high in the
coming months, the $59 rate will closely reflect costs . Should the census fall
materially , the rate will have to be increased. The Hospital Administrator has
computed this new and lower rate and will make every effort to maintain it for the
remainder of the f i scal year . However, the cost of i n-patient care will be reviewed
agai n in December , 1970 to insure that the rate reflects as closely as possible tre
t r ue cost s .
The following communi cations were received by the Board and read by the
Clerk, generally in opposition to the cut in the mental health program and proposed
count y f r eeze :
Telegram from group of Lompoc and Santa Ynez Valley Citizens
Mr . & Mrs . James D. Rollins .
Mrs . Robert M. Cheney .
Mr. Raul J . Navarro .
S. B. Mental Health Association, Inc .
S. B. Council for Retarded Children.
Sant a Barbara County Superintendent of Schools .
Uni versity of California at Santa Barbara .
Dr. Norbert McNamara, Director of Mental Health Services, made a presentat
i on on Recommendati on #3 of the Administrative Officer for reorganization of
psychi a t r ic servi ces , s t rongly recommendi ng all servi ces be put under one unified
mental healt h services department, as each day of delay costs the taxpayers money.
And, unti l thi s is accomplished , there will continue to be budget problems in
mental health services over which he has no cont rol . He made it clear t hat the
budget deficits for the general hospit al are not the fault of Mental Health Services
Depart ment . He had nothing to say about the ori ginal estimate submitted, although
he personally felt it was low .
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260
November 9, 1970
Dr . McNamara expressed pride in the record of the operation of the mental
health services this past year and the staff has done an exemplary job .
Paul Floyd, Assistant Administrative Officer, commented on advantages
and disadvantages of placing all psychiatric services under the Mental Health
Services as against retention of some services with the hospital . The Mental
Health Services department does pay a certain amount of money to the hospital for
services . But more time is needed to formulate t11e reorganization in an orderly
manner .
Supervisor Grant felt that it is not timely to consider a consolidation
in between the middle of the 1970- 71 year, as considerable study is required .
However, Dr . McNamara felt it will not be accomplished until a decision is made
that it sould be accomplished. The whole budgetary problem is related to this
because of the poor contact between in- patient and out-patient services . The costs
l1ill continue to rise throughout the end of the current fiscal year--there is too
much duplication. ,
The following persons made statements before the Board on subject matter:
Paul Floyd, Assistant Administrative Officer, submitted correct figures
as contained in the November 9, 1970 report from the Administrative Officer, regarding
''Fixed Assets'' to show under 1970- 71 adjusted County budget $41, 169 rather than
the quoted $36,560, the resultant increase of $6,609 for Fixed Assets, or the net
total decrease of mental health budget to $173,434 .
The Administrative Officer explained the change in rate from $67 to $59
and should the census be lowered, it will raise the rate for in-patient psychiatt ic
services . The cost of in- patient care will have to be reviewed again i n 1972.
Dr . McNamara indicated his concern about the cuts recommended by the
Administrative Officer which are essentially the same recommended to the Board
several weeks ago and they have to be made to stay within the State budget
While he does not agree, he sees no alternative . He was very much interested in
unfreezing the 19 positions listed in the report and filling them as soon as
possible . With regard to Recommendation #4 of the Administrative Officer, concerning
an aggressive billing system, he indicated agreement in this area. He
.
again stressed the importance of reducing the cost of in- patient care to effect
savings . With regard to Recommendation #4 to expedit~ the determination of the
.
cost of all out-patient services and present same to the Administrative Officer
and Auditor- Controller for review, He indicated that this cost determination
request had been fulfilled since last September .
With regard to Recommendation #5 of the Administrative Officer, he noted
that collecting money will require more staffing and, therefore, would require the
19 positions to be unfrozen and filled
Dr . McNamara said that with regarding to seeking a means of achi eving
further savings in the budget and exploring all avenues of acquiring further State
funds, he has been doing this since he was retai ned by the County and will continue
doing so . They have been seeking Federal assistance on funds in view of the cuts
by the State.
I
November 9, 1970
Dr . McNamara said they had met with Dr . Hood from the State last Friday
and they were very encouraged and feel that the Ment al Health Services exemplary
performance does deserve more money because Santa Barbara County is saving money
for the State at the State hospital level, having saved costs of about $500, 000;
so some of that should be transferred back t o the County ~ffecting the State
savings . That is why he said they are going to submit t he amendment if the Board
adopts it hopefully t oday .
It was pointed out that it would take until next February for the
application t o be processed by the State as it is not known where the money will
come from until later .
Asked by Supervisor Grant if t his is worth the risk previously referred
t o , Dr . McNamara said the risk is very small, comparatively . About the only
negative aspect would be the State ' s concern about some i nefficiencies between the
i n-patient and out-patient services .
The Admi nistrative Officer said he had asked Dr . Hood if the County migl:t
expect his support i n promoting Santa Barbara County ' s program in reporting back
to the State Director . This County is doing a good job, and would be i n line for
ext r a conside+ation in view of the reduction i n census at the State Hospitals
.
He is going to take a stand in that direction to support the additional funding .
Discussion ensued on the total amount of County funds that would be
involved in the risk suggested by Dr . McNamara . It depends upon the revenue
collected and s avings factor, and is a very complicated formula . Dr . McNamara
said the total risk to the County will be the $85,000 and perhaps less . The only
factor that seems to be unaccount able is i f in- patient costs continue to rise .
If, so, the $85,000 could go higher, but right now there is no way of knowi ng for
sure under the present system. The $85,000 is i n the County budget t o cover this
with no i ncr ease i n t axes .
The followi ng per sons appeared i n support of retenti on of ment al health
services without the cuts:
Mrs . Robert Esperti .
Leland Crawford, President of S. B. Mental Health Association.
Herbert W. Knall, National Association of Social t'1orkers .
Fred Molinere , Area Admini strator for State Welfare
Lance Lane , an out-patient with the day treatment center at
S. B. General Hospital . He explained the tremendous
rehabilitation he has underg:ne through the effort s of
ment al health services .
Steve Urzua and Carlos Campos of the Chicanos groups .
Charlotte Benson Councilwoman for the City of Lompoc .
Mrs . Espi rite Gonzales , representative of Community Action
Commission.
Dr . Betty Tibbs of Santa Mari a .
Colonel Richard Temple (Ret ' d), of the S. B. County
Taxpayers Association
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered t hat the recommendations, as hereinabovei
ndicated, and contained in subject written report of the Administrative Officer,
dated November 9, 1970, as read by Paul Floyd, Assistant Admi nistrative Officer be ,
and the same are hereby, confirmed, with t he exception of Recommendation #3 .
It is further ordered that Recommendation #3 as cor tained in subject
report regarding the reorganization of services onder one Mental Health Services
Department be , and the same is hereby, continued to Monday, December 7, 1970,
and referred t o the Admi nistrative Officer, Ment al Health Services Director, and
261
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262 I
Reconnnend.
Ad.min.Office
re Request
for Filling
Vacant Positions.
I
Allowance
of Claims.
I
Hearings on
Planning Co
6' Agric.Pres
AdTisory Co
llecoam. to
Approve Ord.
Amend. Art.
I
November 9, 1970
S. B. General Hospital 1 dministrator for further study'
In the Matter of Recommendation of Administrative Officer Relative to Request
for Filling of Vacant Positior s .
Paul Floyd, Assistant Administrative Officer, submitted a l ist of pos itions
recommended for filling pursuant to directive of October 26, 1970 by the Board,
and includes a list of the 19 positions in the M'ental Health Services to be filled
as soonas possible . Most of the positions recommended to be filled are where
I ~ recruitment has been completed or in process subs equent to the order, and also
positions that are needed to carry out the present level of servi ce within the
department concerned .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie,' and carried
unanimously, it is ordered that the recommendation of the Administrative ' Officer to
fill those pos itions as contained in a list submitted to the Board of Supervisors
be, and the same is hereby, confirmed, for the following departments :
Los Prietos Boys Camp, Group Supervi sor. (#101~3080 . 03)
Fire Department, Fire Battalion Chief. (#110. 2760.08)
Fire Department , Fireman . (1/:110. 2880 . 44)
Road Department , Jr . Eng~g . Aide . (#140 . 3540 . 05)
Road Department, I ntermediate Typist Clerk. (#140 . 3400 . 01)
District Attorney, I ntermediate Typist Clerk. (#15 . 3400 . 01);
Criminalist (#15.2130 . 01);' and Assistant Criminalist (#15~0485 . 0l)
Agricultural Commissioner , Agri cultural Inspector Trainee
(1/:120 . 0220 . 01)
Public Works, Extra Help .
Welfare Department, Community Aide (#155. 1670.05, - 06, - 07, -08,
-09 and . -10) .
Eligibility Worker Trainee (#155 . 2612 . 27, -28)
Eligi bility Worker (#155 . 2608 . 62) .
Social Worker (#155 . 65 20 . 01) .
Eligibility .Supervisor I (#155.2604. 04) .
Eligibility lvorker Trainee (1/:155 . 2612 . 29, - 30, -31 and - 32)
The Board recessed until 2 o ' clock2 E:m.
a
At 2 o ' clock, p .m.' the Board reconvened .
. - Present : Supervisors Geor&e H. Clydei Daniel G. Grant, and [rans=.;L~
H. Beattie; and J . E. Lewis, Clerk.
Absent : Supervisors Joe J. Callahan and Curtis Tunnell .
Supervisor Clyde i n the Chair.
.
In the Matter of Allowance of Claims .
Upon motion, duly seconded, and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
following claims be, and the same are hereby allowed, each claim for the amount and
payable out of the fund designated on the face of each claim, respectively, t o-wit:
(SEE CLAIMS LIST PAGE 263)
Upon the roll being called, the followi ng Supervisors voted Aye , to-wit:
George H. Clyde, Daniel G. Grant, and Francis H. Beattie.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: Joe J . Callahan and Curtis Tunnell
.
In the Matter of Hearings on Planning Commission and Agricultural Preserve
Advisory Committee Recommendations to Approve Requests for Adoption of Ordinance
- 263
November 9, 1970
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Ord.#2134.
Q! , November 9, 1970
Amending Article IV of Ordinance No . 661 to Rezone Certain Properties in Santa.
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Maria, Lompoc, and Tepusquet Areas .
This being the date and time set for hearings on subject proposals; the
Affidavit of Publication being on file with the Clerk; and there being no appearances
for or against subject proposal ;
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the recommendations of the Planning
Commission and Agricultural Preserve Advisory Committee to approve the following
requests for adoption of an ordinance amending Article IV of Ordinance No . 661 of the
County of Santa Barbara, as amended, to rezone properties described below be, and
the same are hereby, confirmed, on the basis that they conform to the General Plan
of the County:
/ 1) E. B. Miller, Santa Maria area, from 10-AG to 40-AG General
Agricultural District Classification per Planning Commission
Resolution No . 70- 76 (70-RZ-48)
/ 2) John B. Wineman, Lompoc area, from 8-R-1-0 and RA-0 to
40-AL-), Limited Agricultural District, per Planning
Commission Resolution No . 70-87 (70-RZ-59) .
I 3) Arlie E. Lancaster, et al, Tepusquet area, from ''U'' -
Unlimited Agricultural District to 100-AG General
Agricultural District, per Planning Commission Resolution
No. 70-98 (70-RZ- 68) .
It is further ordered that the following ordinance be, and the same is
hereby, adopted:
In the matter of Ordinance No . 2134 - An Ordinance amending
Ordinance No . 661 of the County of Santa Barbara, as Amended,
by Adding Section 658 to Article IV of Said Ordinance.
Upon the roll being called, the following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
George H. Clyde, Daniel G. Grant, and Francis H. Beattie .
NOES: None .
ABSENT: Joe J . Callahan and Curtis Tunnell .
Hearing on In the Matter of Hearings on Planning Commission and Agricultural Preserve
lteconwn. to
Approve Appl - Advisory Committee Recommendations to Approve Applications to Create Agricultural
cations to
Create Agric Preserves in Lompoc, Los Olivos, Santa Maria, and Tepusquet Areas .
Pres.in Lomp c.
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This being the date and time set for hearings on subject proposals ; the
Affidavit of Publication being on file with the Clerk;
Theodore Chamberlin, Jr . , of Los Olivos, made a brief presentation to the
Board on his property.
There being no further appearances or written statements submitted for or
against subject proposal;
Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the recommendations of the Planning Commission
and Agricultural Preserve Advisory Committee to approve the following applications
for creation of agricultural preserves , under the provisions of Chapter 1443,
Statutes of 1965, known as the California Land Conservation Act be, and the same are
Creation of Agric.
Pres. in 3 ,4," 5
Super. Dist. /
November 9, 1970
hereby, confirmed from a land use standpoint, on the ba,sis that they conform to the
criteria established by the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County:
/ 1)
/ 2)
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4)
E. B. Miller (70-AP- 22), Santa Maria .
John B. Wineman (70-AP- 32), Lompoc .
Arlie E. Lancaster, et al (70-AP-42), Tepusquet.
Theodore Chamberlin, Jr . & Elizabeth Chamberlin
(70-AP-45), Los Olivos .
It is further ordered that the following resolution be, and
the same is hereby, adopted:
In the Matter of Creation of Agricultural Preserves in the
Third, Fourth and Fifth Supervi sorial Districts .
Resolution No . 70- 680
(ORIGINAL IN PERM'A9ENT FILE)
Exec. of Short Fo In the Matter of Execution of Short Form Land Conservation Contracts for
Land Conserv. Con.
for Creation of Creation of Agricultural Preserves .
Agric. Preaeryes.
t Upon motion of Supervisor Beattie, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, the following resolutions were passed and adopted authorizing
the Chairman and Clerk to execute Short Form Land Conservation Contracts for creation
of agricultural preserves:
/ 1) Resolution No . 70 - 681 (E . B. Miller , 70 -AP- 22, Santa Maria).
' 2) Resolution No . 70 - 682 (John B. Wineman, 70 -AP- 32, Lompoc) .
/ 3) Resolution No . 70 - 683 (Arlie E. Lancaster, et al 70-AP-42,
Tepusquet) .
14) Resolution No . 70- 684 (Theodore Chamberlain, Jr . & Elizabeth
Chamberlin 70 -AP- 45), Los Olivos) .
&es. Designatg ~n the Matter of Resolution Designating County Fire Chief and Other Fire
Authority to issue
Permits for Use in Officials as Issuing Authority for Permits for Use in Storage of Explosive and
Storage of Explosi e
"Blasting Agents. Blasting Agents (Pursuant to Health & Safety Code Section 12007, et seq) .
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Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted, relative to
the Uniform Fire Code:
Resolution No . 70- 685
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
Res.Laguna Co. In the matter of Resolution of Laguna County Sanitation District Fixing
Sanitation Dist.
Feea for Del Cielo the Manner, Time and Place of Collection and Payment of Connection Fees for Del
Mobile Estates
Trailer Court. Cielo Mobile Estates Trailer Court, Fifth Supervisorial District; and Execution of
I Agreement .
Contract btw S.~
Co. " Aaron o.
Case dba Case
tective Agcy.
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Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beatti e , and
carried unanimously, the following resolution of the Board of Supervisors of Santa
Barbara County acting as the Board of Directors of Laguna County Sanitation District
was passed and adopted:
Resolution No . 70- 686
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Execution of Cont ract between the County of Santa Barbara
and Aaron O. Case dba Case Detective Agency to Furnish Uniformed Trained Patrol
Officer Services at Times and Places Designated by Administrative Officer and
Sheriff-Coroner .
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November 9, 1970
Upon motion of S up ecv is o~ Grant, seco~ded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously , the following resolution was passed and edopted authorizing
the Chairman and Clerk t o execute subject cortract:
RESOLUTION NO . 70-687
Cont.Hearing In the Matter of Continued Heari ng on Appeal of Raymond E. Spe cer on
Appeal lltaymo d
E. Spencer Behalf of l . A. Anderson from Plannixg Commission Denial of Request for Conditional
behalf of
P.A.Anderson Exception and Side Yard Adjustment on Property Located at 1185 Anderson lane ,
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Goleta (70-V- 44).
This bei ng t he date and time set for hearing on subj ect proposal ;
Communications were read by the Clerk i n oppositi on to the appeal from the
More Mesa Improvement ftssociation and J ohn M. Groebli .
Attorney J ames R. Christiansen also submitted a comm.u~ ic at ion, dated
October 23, 1970, which explained t he background on t he granting of Lot Split
No . 11212 by the Lot Split Committee .
The following persons appeared i n support of the decision of t he Planning
Commission:
Clare Moser, 1475 Anderson Lane .
Mrs . J . Dougherty, 5395 Derwin Lane .
Irene & Lester Sands, 5325 Derwin Lane .
Adeline Rohn, 1451 Anderson Lane .
They indicated concern about not being given notice about the appell ant
seekir g a further conti .uance as they feel Mr . Andersen has had lots of opportunity
to change his request on this .
H. H. Divelbiss, Planning Director, explained his department had only
fourid out about this request las t Fr iday and had no opportunity to co1tact the
interested parties . Attorney Christiansen had raised some questions for which there
wer.e no answers . Their position, basically, is that t hey don' t need a v ariance .
However , staff disagrees with them, but they brought up some points t hat should be
resolved before further discussion and final decision .
Mrs. Rohn said this is a beautiful area and s hould be maintained as such
i nstead of being broken down.
Mrs . Dougherty said high density area with the septic tanks on sandy soil
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is not a good ideal for eight families living in one area .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Beattie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject hearing be, and the same is hereby,
duly and regularly continued to Mor day, November 23, 1970 , at 2 o ' clock, p .m. at the
request of the appellant ' s attorney.
It is further ordered that the Clerk be, and he is hereby , authorized and
directed to notify Attorney Christiansen and other i nterested parties of such
conti nuance .
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Approval Minutes
Nov.9, 1970 Meetg.
Adoptn. of Ord.
Amendg. Ord. 661.
ATTEST:
November 9, 1970
Upon motion the Board adjourned sine die.
- The foregoing minutes are hereby approved.
airman
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Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, November 16 , 1970, at 9;30 o ' clock, a .m.
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Present:_ Sup~ rv isors George H. Clyde , Daniel G. Grant,
and Curtis Tunnell; and J ._ E. Lewis . Clerk
Absent: ,uper.yisors Joe J . Callahan and Francis H. ;aeattie.
Supervisor Clyde in the Chair .
In the Matter of Approval of Minutes of November 9, 1970 Meeting .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the reading of the minutes of the November
9, 1970 meeting be dispensed with, and the minutes approved, as submitted.
l n the Matter of Planning Commission Recommendation for Adoption of an
Ordinance amending Ordinance No . 661 on Request of Dorald G. Michaelsen and
Joseph A. Dudder (70- RZ - 87) to allow for revised Development Plan to permit
Construction and Use of 4,600 sq. ft . Single- Story Office Building on Westerly
Portion and Cons truction and Use of Gasoline Station East of Proposed Office
Building on Property Located between Calle Real and Highway 101 near Junction of
Kingston Avenue, Goleta .
A recommendation was submitted by the Planning Commission, dated
November 5, 1970, for approval of the above- entitled request .
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Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that Monday, December 7, 1970, at 2 o ' clock, p .m. ,
be, and the same is hereby, set as the date and time for a public hearing on
Planning Commission recommendation for approval of the request of Donald G.
Michaelsen and Joseph A. Dudder (70- RZ- 87) (Holiday Inn, Revised Development
Plan, Goleta Valley), to amend paragraph a, c, and d (2) Section 387 of Article IV ,
Ordinance No . 661 of the County of Santa Barbara, as amended, (Ordinance No . 1520)
to allow for a revised Development Plan to permit construction and use of 4 , 600
sq . ft . single- story office building on the westerly portion of the property; and
to permit construction and use of a gasoline station to be located east of the
proposed office building; proper ty in question being identified as Assessor ' s
Parcel No . 69- 110- 28, generally located between Calle Real and U. s. Highway 101
near the junction of Kingston Avenue, Goleta Valley, on the basis of the Report
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0 rd . Amendg.
Art . IV :f
Ord. 661 .
Rezpoe Pr oper
ties Santa Ma ia
tc Guadalupe;
Agric. Prese es.
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of Findings and Recommendations as set forth in Planning Commission Resolution
No . 70- 119, and that notice of said hearing be published in the Santa Barbara
I:!c~1s - Press , a newspcper of general circulatio1 , a!5 follows :
Notice of Public Hearing on Planning Commission
Recommendation:JOr Adoption of Proposed Amendment
to Ordinance No . 661, as Amended .
NOTICE is hereby given that a public hearing t~ill be held by
the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of
California, on Monday, December 7, 1970, at 2 o ' clock, p .m. on
Planning Commission recommendation for approval of the request of
Donald G. Michaelsen and Joseph A. Dudder (70- RZ- 87) (Holiday Inn,
Revised Development Plan, Goleta Valley) , to amend paragraph a, c,
and d (2) Section 387 of Article IV, Ordinance No . 661 of the
County of Santa Barbara, as amended, (Ordinance No . 1520) to allow
for a revised Development Plan to permit construction and use of
4,600 sq. ft . single-story office building on the westerly portion
of the property; and to permit construction and use of a gasoline
station to be located east of the proposed office building;
property in question being identified as Assessor ' s Parcel No
69-110-28, generally located between Calle Real and u. S. Highway
101 near the junction of Kingston Avenue, Goleta Valley, on the
basis of the Report of Findings and Recommendations as set forth
in Planning Commission Resolution No . 70- 119.
WITNESS my hand and seal this 16th day of November, 1970
S/ J . E. Lewis (SEAL}
It is furt~er ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
referred to the County Counsel for preparation of the appropriate ordinance
In the Matter of Planning Commission and Agricultural Preserve Advisory
Committee Recommendations for Adoption of Ordinance Amending Article IV of
Ordinance No . 661 to Rezone Certain Properties in Santa Maria and Guadalupe;
and Creation of Agricultural Preserves.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that Monday, December 7, 1970, at 2 o ' clock,
p .m. , be and the same is hereby, set as the date and time for a public hearing
on recommendations of the Planning Commission and Agricultural Preserve Advisory
Committee to adopt an ordinance amending Article IV of Ordinance No . 661 of
the County of Santa Barbara, as amended, to rezone the following properties,
on the basis that they conform to the General Plan of the County, and to approve
applications to create agricultur~l preserves on said properties under the
provis ions of Chapter 1443, Statutes of 1965, known as the California Land
Conservation Act, from a land use standpoint, on the basis that they conform
to the criteria established by the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County:
JOB:&
November 16, 1970
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( 1) Joe U. Ma~ciel, et al, 1320 Philbric Road, (70-PP-39)
(70-RZ-66), Santa Maria, rezone from ''U" - Unlimited
2)
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g:icu]tural District to the 40-AG, Ge 1eral Agricultural
District Classificatior, per Pla:_ning CommissioI" Resolution
No . 70-94, on request to rezone to 100-AG .
Henry Souza, Rt . 2, Box 318, Santa Maria and Pauline
Souza, P.O. Box 4406, Norton AFB, California, (70-AP-56)
(70-RZ-83), , rezone from ''U'' - Unlimited Agricultural
District to the 40-AG, General Agricultural District
Classification, per PlaI".ning Commission Resolutioo
No . 70-111.
11 3) Maria Silva, 1008 E. Doane Street, Santa Maria (70-AP-61)
(70-RZ-88), Guadalupe Area, rezone from ''U'' - Unlimited
Pgricultural District to the 40-AG, Ge ~ eral Agricultural
District Classification, per Planning Commission
Resolution No . 70-117.
It is further ordered that notice be given by publication in the Santa
Maria Times, a newspaper of general circulation, as follows, to-wit:
Notice of Public Hearing on Planning Commission
and }gri cul tural Preserve Advisory Committee
Recommendations for Adoption of Ordinance Amending
Article IV of Ordinance No . 661 to Rezone Certain
Properties in Santa Maria and Guadalupe; and
Creation of ~gricultural Preserves
NOTICE is hereby given t hat a public hearing will be held by the Board
of Supervisors of the County of Sar ta Barbara, State of California on Mo~ day,
December 7, 1970, at 2 o ' clock, p .m. , i n the Board of Supervisors Hearing Room,
Fourth Floor, County Administration Building, City of Santa Barbara, State of
California, on recommendations of the Planning Commission and Agricultural
Preserve Advisory Committee to adopt an ordinance amending Article IV of Ordinance
No . 661 of t he County of Santa Barbara, as amended, to rezone the following
properties, on the basis t hat they conform to the General Plan of the County, and
to approve applications to create agricultural preserves on said properties under
the provisions of Chapter 1443, Statutes of 1965, known as the California Land
Conservation Act, from a land use standpoint, on t he basis that conform to the
criteria established by the Board of Supervisors of Sant a Barbara County:
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, 2)
Joe U. Marciel, et al (70-AP-39) (70-RZ-66),
property described as Assessor's Parcel Nos : 127-180-37, -35, and
- 36, generally located on east side of Philbric Road, southerly
and northerly from the junction of East Stowell Road, Santa
Maria Valley, request to rezone from ''U'' - Unlimited Agricultural
District to the 40-AG, General Agricultural District Classification,
per Planning Commission Resolution No . 70-94, from request
to rezone to 100-AG, General Agricultural District .
Maria Silva (70 -AP-61) (70-RZ- 88) , property described as
Assessor ' s Parcel No . 113-040-06, located on north side of State
Highway 166 approximately 1/2 mile easterly from Simas Street,
Guadalupe Area , request to rezone from ''Utt - Unlimited Agricultural
District to the 40-AG, General Agricultural District
Classification , per Planning Commission Resolution No . 70- 117.
/ 3) Henry Souza (70-AP-56) (70-RZ-83), property described as
Assessor ' s Parcel Nos . 117-160-22, -02 and 113-050-17, located
easterly and southerly from the eastern terminus of Bonita
Lateral Road, Santa Maria Valley, request to rezone from ''U''
Unlimited Agricultural District and 10-AG, General Agricultural
District, to the 40-AG, General Agricultural District, per
Planning Commission Resolution No . 70-111.
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Approval Plan
~Specs. Poin
Sal Rd.,
Casm.alia.
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WITNESS my hand and seal this 16th day of November, 1970.
J . E. LEWIS, County C erk
and Ex-Officio Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors
It is further ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
referred to the County Counsel for preparation of the appropriate documents
.
In the Matter of Approval of Plans and Specificati ons for Construction
of Point Sal Road from 0 .33 Miles Southwest of Someo Street in the Town of Casmalia
to Black Road (Lompoc-Casmalia Road), Job No . 5029 . 2 .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the plans and specifications for construction
of Point Sal R. oad from 0 . 33 miles southwest of Someo Street in the Town of
Casmalia to Black Road (Lompoc- Casmalia Road), Job No . 5029 . 2, be, and they are
hereby, approved.
It is further ordered that bids be received for said project on or before
December 10, 1970, at 3 o ' clock, p .m. , and that the advertisement for bids to be
published in the Santa Maria Times, a newspaper of general circulation, as follows,
to-wit:
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals will be received at t he Office of the County Clerk
of Santa Barbara County, Office Building, 312 East Cook Street,
Santa Maria, California 93454, on or before 3 :00 p .m. on the 10th
day of December, 1970, and wirl be opened and publicly read aloud
on said day at said place on or alnut said time for:
CONSTRUCTION OF
POINT SAL ROAD
From 0 . 33 Miles southwest of Someo Street
in the Town of Casmalia
to
Black Road (Lompoc-Casmalia Road)
Job No . 5029 . 2
Bids are required for the entire work described therein. Copies of
the Plans, the General and Special Provi s i ons and blank f orms suitable
for use i n bidding on s aid work may be obtained from the Office
of the Road Commiss i oner, Count y Cour t House , Santa Barbara, California,
and may be purchased therefrom for THREE DOLLARS (3 . 00) per set, said
purchase cost not to be refunded . No bid will be considered which
is not in accordance with or on the forms herein referred to . Pursuant
to the provisions of Section 1773 of the Labor Code of the State of
California (Amended by Statutes 1968, Chapter 699, Paragraph 1,
operative July 1, 1969) the Board of Supervisors of the County of
Santa Barbara has directed the publishing of the prevailing rate of
wages with a copy of the same being on file at the Office of the
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors .
Re-Issue Bonds
Goleta Union Scho 1
District
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Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check, a cashier ' s
check or bid bond in the amount of ten percent (10%) of the
total of the bid, made payable to the County of Santa Barbara
as a guarantee that the bidder, if awarded the contract, will
enter into a contract for the performance thereof satisfactory
to said Board of Supervisors .
The successful bidder shall be required to guarantee the r.erformance
of this contr act by a ''Faithful Performance Bond ' in
the sum of one hundred percent (100%) of the contract bid, and
a Contractor ' s Bond in the sum of f i fty percent (50%) of the
contract bid.
The Board of Supervisors reserves the right to reject any or
all bids, and to waive technical errors and discrepancies, if
to do so seems to best serve the public interest .
No bid will be accepted from a Contractor who has not been
licensed in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 9,
Division 111 of the Business and Professions Code .
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS: "bidders must satisfy
themselves by personal examination of the location of the
proposed work and by such other means ~s they prefer as to the
actual conditions and requirements of the work, and shall not
at any time after submission of the bid, dispute, complain, ,
or assert that there was any misunderstanding in regard to the
nature or amount of work to be done . ''
By order of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, made
this day of November 19 70
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J . E. LEWIS (SEAL)
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors
(SEE PROPOSAL Page 272)
In Re- Issue of Bonds of Gole ~ a Union School District 1966 School Bonds t
Series G - $65,000 .00 .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO . 70- 688
AORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
NOTICE INVITING BIDS ON $65 , 000 .00
GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS OF THE
GOLETA UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT
OF SANTA BARBARA COUNTY, STATE OF CALIFORNIA
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals for the purchase of
$65,000.00 par value general obligation bonds of the GOLETA UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT
of Sant a Barbara County, California, will be received by the BG~ rd of Supervisors
of the County of Sant a Barbara at the place and up to the time below specified:
TIME: December 14, 1970 , at 9:30 A.M.
PLACE: Chamber of the Board of Supervisors, County
Admi nistration Buildi ng, 105 East Anapamu
Street, Santa Barbara, California .
MAILED BIDS: J . E. Lewis, County Clerk, Post Office
Drawer CC, Santa Barbara, California 93102.
ISSUE: $65,000 .00 1966 Bonds , Series G, consisting of 65 bonds of the
denomination of $1,000.00 each, numbered G-1 to G- 65, inclusive, all dated
January 1, 1971. Said bonds are part of an authorized issue i n the aggregate
principal amount of $3,000, 000 . 00 .
MATURITIES: The bonds will mature in consecutive numerical order in
the amounts for each of the several years as follows :
MATURITY DATE
January 1, 1972
(
J anuary 1, 1973
January 1, 1974
January 1, 1975
January 1, 1976
AMOUNT
$7,000 .00
$7 ,000 .00
$7,000.00
$7,000.00
$7,000.00
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MATURITY DATE
January 1, 1977
January 1, 1978
January 1, 1979
January 1, 1980
January 1, 1981
November 16, 1970
AMOUNT
$6,000.00
$6,000.00
$6,000.00
$6,000.00
$6,000. 00
INTEREST: The bonds shall bear interest at a rate or rates to be fixed
upon the sale thereof but not to exceed 7% per annum, payable annually for the
first year and semiannually thereafter .
PAYMENT: Said bonds and the interest thereon are payable in lawful
money of the United States of America at the office of the-Treasurer of Santa
Barbara County, or at the main office of Bank of America National Trust and Savixms
Association in Los Angeles or San Francisco, California, or at any paying agency
of said county in New York, New York, or Chicago, Illinois, at the option of the
holder .
REGISTRATION: The bonds will be coupon bonds registerable only as to
both principal and interest
P f'O?OSAL
TO THE COUNTY Or s;.:rTA r:ARSARA
Ro ;;.o ,_ - ' - - , . 1.:. l",l\t1 .:.1 I
FOR
CONSTR'JCT!ON OF
PO!NT SAL ROAD
From 0.33 Miles southwest of Someo Street
in the Town of Casmal ia
to
Black Road (Lompoc- Casmal ia Road)
Job No. 5029 .2
TO THS SOARD OF SUPERV ISORS OF THE COU~TY OF SANTA BARBARA, STATE OF CALIFOR~~:,~ :
The undersigned, as bidder, ~e c lares that ~he only person or parties ;nteres:e~
in t hi s proosal as principals a re those narr.od herein; that this proposal is race
wi t hout co llusion with any other person, firm or corporation; that he nas corcfully
examined that location of the proposed '-''Ork, the annexed proposed 7orr:i o7
contract, and he proposes and agrees if this p~o?osal is accepted, that he ~1i 11
contract with the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara in the fo rm
of the copy of the contract annexed here:o, to provide all necessa,ry rach-.ery,
too l s, apparatus and other equipr:ient needed, and to do all of the work and fur nish
all the materials specified in the contra~t, in the manner and the t!~e .
t here in prescribed, and according to the requi rements of the Road Co~~iss:one r
as the rein se t forth, and that he will take in full payment the refor the follow ing
unit prices, to wit:
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l tern .:. s ~ Uni t of . Unit p; i Ce To ~a l i
No . Quant . Measu re I tern (in fis:.ires) (i figures)j
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Lump l Lump
Sum I Sum Clearing and Gru~bing Lu:n,: Sum
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Lurn;: Lump ~
2 Developing \.Jate r Supply Lump Sum
Sum Sum
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13 50 Linear a rch culvert ( 12 gage) bitumi -
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Fee nouc:; coared I '
Linear 4211 2911 corrugated metal .
14 60
x pipe Feet ' culvert ( 12 age)
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F - I r.c:! i ccitcs final quantity
November 16, 1970
NOT CALLABLE: The bonds are not callable before maturity .
ASSESSED VALUATION: The assessed value of the taxable property within
said district as shown on the equalized assessment roll for the fiscal year
1970 - 1971, and as modified pursuant to the applicable provisions of the
Education-Code, is $138 2836,158 . 00, and the total amount of bonds of said district
previously issued and now outstanding is $5, 8541 000 . 00 .
SECURITY: Said bonds are general obligations of said school district ,
payable both principal and interest from ad valorem taxes which, under the laws
now in force, may be levied without limitation as to rate or amount upon all of
the taxable property , except certain personal property, in said school district.
TERMS OF SALE
INTEREST RATE: The maximum rate bid may not exceed 7% per annum,
payable annually the first year and semiannually thereafter .
Each rate bid must be a multiple of 1/20 of 1%. No bond shall bear
more than one interest r ate, and all bonds of the same maturity shall bear the
same rate . Not more than three interest rates may be bid. The repetition of
any rate will not be considered the bidding of an additional r ate . The rate on
any maturity or group of maturities shall not be more than 1-1/2% higher than
the interest rate on any other maturity or group of maturities . Each bond must
bear interest at the rate specified in t he bid from its date to its fixed
maturity dat e .
AWARD: The bonds shall be sold for cash only . All bids must be for
not less than all of the bonds hereby offered for sale and each bid shall state
the bidder offers par and accrued interest to the date of delivery, the premium,
if any , and the interest rate or rates not to exceed those specified herein, at
which the bidder offers to buy said bonds . Each bidder shall state in his bid
the total net interest cost i n dollars and the average net interest r ate determined
thereby, which shall be considered informative only and not a part of the
bid .
LOWEST BIDDER: The bonds will be awarded to the lowest responsible
bidder or bidders considering the interest rate or rates specified and the
premli1moffered, if any . The lowest bid will be determined by deducting the
amount of the premium bid (if any) from the total amount of i nterest which the
district would be required to pay from the date of said bonds to the respective
maturity dates thereof at the coupon rate or rates specified in the bid and
the award will be made on the basis of the lowest net interest cost to the
district . The lowes~ net i nterest cost shall be computed on a 360- day year
basis . The purchaser must pay accrued interest from the date of the bonds to
the date of delivery . The cost of printing the bonds will be borne by the
district .
its
law
RIGIIT OF REJECTION:
discretion, to reject any
to waive any irregularity
The Board of Supervisors reserves
and all bids and to the extent not
or informality in any bid .
the right,
prohibited
i n
by
PROMPT AWARD: The Board of Supervisors will take action awarding the
bonds 9r rejecting all bids not later than 26 hours after the expi ration of t he
time herein prescribed for the receipt of proposals; provided, that the award
may be made after the expiration of the specified time if the bidder shall not
have given to s aid Board notice in writing of the withdrawal of such proposal .
PLACE OF DELIVERY AND FUNDS FOR PAYMENT: Delivery of said bonds
will be made to the successful bidder at the office of the County Treasurer of
Santa Barbara County. Payment for said bonds shall be made by certified or
cashier ' s check on a bank or trust company doing business in California.
PROMPT DELIVERY, CANCELLATION FOR LATE DELIVERY: It is expected that
said bonds will be delivered to the successful bidder within 30 days from the
date of sale thereof . The successful bidder shall have the right, at his option,
to cancel the contract of purchase if the bonds are not tendered for delivery
within 60 days from the date of the sale thereof and in such event the successful
bidder shall be entitled to the return of the check accompanying his bid .
FORM OF BID: Each bid, together with the bid check, must be in a
sealed enveloper addressed to the County Clerk, with the envelope and bid
clearly marked 'Proposal for Goleta Union School District Bonds."
BID CHECK: A certified or cashier ' s check on a responsible bank or
trust company in the amount of 3% of the principal amount of the bonds, payable
to the order of the County Treasurer, must accompany each proposal as a guaranty
that the bidder, if successful, will accept and pay for said bonds in accordance
with the terms of his bid . The proceeds of the check accompanying any
accepted proposal shall be applied on the purchase price or, if such proposal is
accepted but not performed, unless such failure of performance shall be caused
by any act or omission of the district, shall then be retained by said Treasurer
for the benefit of the district . The check accompanying each unaccepted proposal
will be ret~rned promptly.
CHANGE IN TAX EXEMPT STATUS: At any time before the bonds are
tendered for delivery the successful bidder may disaffirm and withdraw the
proposal if the interest received by private holders from bonds of the same
type and character shall be declared to be taxable income under present Federal
income tax laws , either by a ruling of the I nternal Revenue Service or by a
decision of any Federal court, or shall be declared taxable by the terms of any
Federal income tax law enacted subsequent to the date of this notice .
273
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274
Issuance of
Negot. Note
Montecito
Union School
District.
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Issuance of 3
Negot. Notes
Santa Maria
School Distrt.
I
November 16, 1970
NO LITIGATION CERTIFICATE: At the time of payment for and delivery
of said bonds the successful bidder will be furnished with a certificate that
there is no litigation pending affecting the validity of the bonds .
LEGAL OPINION: The successful bidder must obtain the opinion as to the
legality of the bond issue at his own expense . A copy of the legal opinion
certified by the County Treasurer by his facsimile s i gnature will be printed on
the back of each bond at the expense of the successful bidder if requested in his
bid
Dated: November 16, 1970
S/ J . E. Lewis SEAL
ounty C er an ex-o 1c10 er
the Board of Supervisors of the County
of Santa Barbara, State of California
In the Matter of Issuance of One (1) Negotiable Note in the Amount of
$55,000. 00, Montecito Union School District .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO . 70-689
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
.
In the Matter of Issuance of Three (3) Negoti able Notes in the Amount
of $240,000. 00, Santa Maria School District.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted :
RESOLUfION NO . 70- 690
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
Authorizng.Co. In the Matter of Authorizing the County Counsel to File Suits to Recover
Counsel to fi
Suits to Reco r Moneys Owed the County for Care and Services Rendered in the Santa Barbara County
Monies Owed C
rendered in General Hospital .
S.B. Co.Gen.
Hospital. Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
I
Aut.horizg.
Dpt. Resource
ic Collectns.
to Recover
Monies Owed G .
rendered in
S.B. Co. Gen.
Hospital.
I
Author izg. Dpt
Resour ces ic
Collections to
Recover Monies
Owed Co. in
S.B. Misc.
Health Center.
/
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted :
RESOLUfION NO . 70- 691
{ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Authorizing the Department of Resources and Collections
to Institute Nec essary Proceedings to Recover Moneys Owed the County for Care and
Services Rendered i ri the Santa Barbara County General Hospital .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO . 70-692
~ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE}
In the Matter of Authorizing the Department of Resources and Collections
to Institute Necessary Proceedings to Recover Moneys Owed the County for Care and
Services Rendered in the Santa Barbara Miscellaneous Health Center.
Authorizg.Dpt. of
Resour ces Collect s.
in Small Claims Cou t
Recover g. Monies
owed Co. for Damage
to Co. Road Propert
Co. owned Vehicle .
/
Approvg. Final Quan
of Work Performed,
mater ial for
Constructn. Sewer
I:.ine Impr ovemts.
Admin. Center
S.B.Co., Santa
Maria. 1
Filing of Notice of
Completn. Construct .
Sewer Line Improvein s.
/
Accept. of Right of
Way Grant L.M.
Shadrick for Additn .
Right of Way. El
Sueno Road. ;
November 16, 1970
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLtJrION NO . 70- 693
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Authorizing the Director of the Department of
Resources & Collections to Institute the Necessary Proceedings in Small Claims
Court to Recover Monies owed the County for Damages to County Road Property
and to County- owned Vehicles .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted;
RESOLtJrION NO . 70-694
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE}
In the Matter of Approving Final Quantities of Work Performed, and
Material Supplied, for Construction of Sewer Line Improvements, Santa Barbara
County Administrative Center, Santa Maria, Santa Barbara County, California.
.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted :
RESOLUIION NO . ZQ- 69;2
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Filing Notice of Completion for Construction of Sewer
Line Improvements, Sant a Barbara County Administrative Center, Santa Maria,
Santa Barbara County, California .
Upon motion of Supervis0r Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Director of Public Works be, and
he is hereby , authorized and directed to file Notice of Completion for construe-
tion of sewer line improvements, Santa Barbara County Administrative Center,
Santa Maria, Santa Barbara County, California.
It is further ordered that the Clerk be, and he is hereby, authorized
and directed to record said Notice of Completion in the office of the Recorder
of Santa Barbara County
In the Matter of Acceptance of Right of Way Grant Without Monetary
Consideration from L. M. Shadrick and Mary E. Shadrick for Additional Road
Right of Way to the County on El Sueno Road, Third Supervisorial District.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Super.visor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that a Right of Way Grant from L. M. Shadrick
and Mary E. Shadrick, dated November 9, 1970, for additional road r ight of way
on El Sueno Road, Third Supervisorial District, be, and the same is hereby,
accepted without monetary consideration ; and the Clerk be, and he is hereby,
authorized and directed to record s aid document in the office of the Sant a
Barbara County Recorder .
275
276
Authorizatn.
to Execute Ch .
Orders 1 it 2
for Miguelito
Rd.
I
November 16 , 1970
In the Matter of Puthorization for Chairman to Execute Change Orders
Nos . 1 and 2 to Contract with Tony Sanchez, Inc ., for Miguelit o Road Proj ect No ,
403 .1, Fourth Supervisorial District.
Upon motion of Supervi sor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant , and
carried unanimously, i t i s ordered that the Chairman be , and he is hereby , authorized
and directed to execute Change Orders Nos . 1 and 2 to contract with Tony
. Sanchez, Inc . , for Miguelito Road Pr oject No . 403 .1, Fourth Supervi sorial District,
Filing of Fin 1
Reports !Y
Road Coom. on
Constructn. /
Happy Canyon
Rd . Br idge.it
Alisos Ave.
Br idge,Impr ov .
on Ortega Bil
Rd .
Ortega Ri dge
Road from Ort ga
Hill
Summer l and
I
Request of
Dir. Resources
it Collectns
for Author .
to Accept.
Compromise
Settlemt. of
S.B. Co. Bowl
Damages it
Release f rom
further Coll.
KACY Radi o &
Tower Pr oduct
ions r/
Releasng. Dir
Dpt. Resource
it Coll. f rom
Account. for
Collect. Del.
Accts. S.B.Co
Gen. Hospital
I
for an i ncrease of $724 . 27 and $2, 862 . 32 .
In the Matter of Fil i ng of Final Reports by Road Commissioner on Con-
\
struction of Happy Canyon Road Bridge Project No . 3907 and Alisos Avenue Bridge
over Happy Canyon Creek, Project No . 3908 ; and Construction of Improvements on
Ortega Ridge Road from Ortega Hill Road Northerly to East Valley Road, Vicinity
of S11mmerland, Job No . 1918 .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant , and
c arri ed unanimously, it is ordered that Final Reports by the Road Commissi oner on
construction of Happy Canyon Road Bridge Project No 3907 and Alisos Avenue Bridge
oyer Happy Canyon Creek, Pr oject No . 3908 ; and construction of improvements on
Ortega Ridge from Ortega Hill Road northerly to East Valley Road , Vicini ty of
Summerland , Job No . 1918 , be , and t he same are hereby , accepted for fil i ng
In the Matter of Request of Director of Resources and Collections for
Authorization to Accept $600 Compromise Settlement of Santa Barbara County Bowl
Damages and Release from Further Collect ion Accountability of Remaining $147.00 .
Upon moti on of Supervisor Tunnell , seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered th.at the Director of Resources and Collecti ons
be, and he is hereby, authorized to accept $600 .00 as compromise settlement 0
Santa Barbara County Bowl Damages for depos i t to General Fund , and be released
from further collection accountability of remaini ng $147 . 00 . KACY Radio & Tower
Productions
In the Matter of Rel easing Director , Department of Resources & Collections
from Further Account ability for Collection of Certain Del inquent Accounts , Santa
Barbara General Hospital .
Upon moti on of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant , and
carried unanimously, this Board hereby determines that the following amounts are
too small to justi fy the cost of collection, or that the collection of such _
amount s is improbable for the reasons set forth in the verifi ed applicat i ons of
-
the Director, Depart ment of Resources & Collecti ons, and i t i s ordered t hat the
Director be , and he is hereby , discharged from f urther account abi l i ty for the
collection of the following amounts , in accordance with Section 25257 of t he
Welfare & Insti tutions Code:
REQUES'f FOR APPROPRIA:'fION, CM:NCRLLA'fION OR REVISION OF F{ffif)S
No'1'ember 16 , 1976
l'\aeitor ' s No . 40
moneys
Fund, the Transpor
Conservation Fund ar
or Retirement
the Petroleum De
(SEE LIST PAGE 276-A)
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GENERAL HOSPITAL
ALLEN,EONA A
ALLEN,JANET E.
ARGENT, MARSHA J.
ARNESON,ALVIN L.
ARNOLO,ARNOLO W.
INDIGENT
-~~~~
----__~~--~--;.ARREDONOO,SALVAOOR_ _~ -----
ASHTON,CONNlE
AYALA,RACHEL
----BAILS,LA MONT
SECKWITH,OELIACAKA BECKWORTH)
SEYELER,DOMENICA
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ACCOUNTS OELETEO FROM MASTERFILE
MONTH ENDING 09/30/70 ~~-~-~-
MRNO PAYCODECSJ
;o._----'-~~="'-~----
01 94 92 l
-- 02 60 23 2
02 77 17 l
01 34 28 1
02 94 17 l
03 1-8 12 l
02 98 59 2
01 41 41 2
03 0-8 -91 2
00 55 52 2
02 32 58 1
26 10
60
11
10 40
60
60
60
11
60
60
11
LAST 81LLING
03/31/70
03/31/70
03/31/70
03/31/70
03/31/70
03/20/70
03/31/70
03/31/70
02/ 28/70
02/28/70
03/31/70
ACCT.BALANCE
80.36
36. 70
851.30
vl'.,660.10
246.95
19.05
9.35
8.50
l 71. 05
767.50
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BINNEBOSE,JOHN PAUL
BLATZ STEVE
-----~~~~~--B=.;OOKOUT HAROLD A.
BOURNE,JUANITA R.
BROWN, DANIEL
---~--,.-,.------~~~--=-BROWNLKELLJ
BROWN, MICHELLE
BROWN,PAUL
--~~~----- BROWN, STEVEN
BROWN, TERRY
BROWN, TODD
'-----~----~~- BURKS,JAMES H_O_M_ER ______ ~~~~-
BYRNE,M ICHAEL JOHN
02 38 05 1
01 77 30 1
01 29 31 2
03 13 80 2
03 13 7 L 2
03 13 79 2
03 13 78 2
03 13 77 2
-- 03 13 76 2
00 76 97 1
03 18 52 l
11
26 10
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
03/31/70 4.50
03/31/70 35.08
02/28/70 __ ~~-----=;5~7~ ~50~-
02/28/70
02128110
02128110
02/28/70
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02/28/70
02/28/70
03/27/70
111.05
8.50
14. 95
8.50
11. 75
---- 28.50
11.75
15.75
./_ lt92't.lt5
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132.05
-
. 6,568.19
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_-__ INDIGENT ACCOUNTS DELETED FROM MA STERFILE ;--"'"---~- SANTA BARBAR_A ___ _.__ ~-------~~~~~~ GENERAL t-OSP ITAL MONTH ENDING 09/30/70
PATIENT NAME MRNO PAYCOOECSI LAST 8llLING ACCT.BALANCE
---------- -----
CABANILLAS, TERESA
CALDERON, GEORGE
CALOERON,MARIA ISABEL ----,--~--~~
CALDERON,SALVAOOR
CANNIFF,RALPH A.
CASTRO,BENJAMIN
-'-'-~-~.------
CH AVE Z, JUAN
CORTEZ,ANOREW
COULTER, LARRY J.
---~----
CRAIN,ARTHUR J.
CROSS,OORA M.
03 15 66 2 60
-
01 24 08 2 60
02 38 80 2 60
02 44 81 2 60
01 39 25 1 10 40
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01 34 59 2- -40 60 ~-~~---
02 67 49 2 40 11
02 83 02 l 60
02 19 49 2 - 40 60
02 25 16 1 40 'tl 60
02 16 93 1 60
P---~------,_,_C~R=O~S=Si._T:_H~E~R~E=S~A.:__~--~~----- 03 11 22 2 60
OAVIS,THEOA P.
OE LA HATER,CHARLOTTE
---~~-------~D=E LUNA SARA
OOMINGUEZ,DAN V.
02 34 35 2
, 02 37 49 1
03 10 51 2
00 64 84 1
60
60
60
30
I ' - --- DUCHANE, MAR ION L. 03 15 14 1 60
.-~------ 01 29 30 2_ 60 ~ ~--~~----- ECHEVARRlA,BETTY
ESQUEDA, HILDA
ESQUEOA,SANORA
fARIASrOELIA
'-----------~-~ -~.__~----~----
FAUSTINI,JOHN P.
FINISTER,LEWIS
FOWLER STEVE
~~~~-----.-~~- ~;;;;,.~,.----~~-----
FRANSON,JACK H.
01 86 18 2 60
01 01 14 2 60
03 12 10 2 60
02 97 49 1 60
02 38 31 2 60
03 11 31 l 60
- --~~---~~~
01 14 19 1 60
03/31/10
02/28/70
02/28/ 10
02/28/70
03/31/10
03131/70
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03/31/70
02/28/70
03/31/70
03/31/70
436. 75
28.65
87.65
500.50
61.45
13.25
36.80
437.20
9.50
325.00
---/z,110.50
35.00
99.00
02128110 a.so
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03/31/7-0
02128110
02/28110
02/28-/70
03/20/70
03/31170
03/20/70
03/31/70
67.50
589.95
30.70
6.15
32.50
288.45
5.50
v 2t427.30
136.00
16,665.24
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GENERAL HOSPITAL
- INDIGENT
- .
ACCOUNTS OELETEO FROM MASTERFILE
MONTH ENDING 09/30/70 ~----
PATIENT NAME MRNO PAYCOOECS) LAST BILLING ----'-'-----'-'--~~~ ~~~ ACCT.BALANCE
GOENA,ANNABELLA
GREER,FRANCJS C
02 60 88 1 10 40 03/31/70
- 02 80 10 1 26 40 11 03/31/70
02 75 64 2 40 30 03/31/70
96.74
324.00
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--~~--------- --.-~~~
GROM,THOMAS E. 01 22 58 1 60
-- --__.,,-=-----~~-- ---~- HETHERINGTON,FRANCES M. 02 33 62 1 30
HILLOCK, STEVEN GREGORY 01 68 56 1
02 56 13 2
_ 40 60 _;.;
_, __ ~__~----
HOLCOMBtSHARON
INGL ING, JO- ANN
KAPLAN ROBERT WAYNE
~-------.,
KITAHARAt MICHAEL
03 17 77 1
02 78 24 2
02 11 12 2
KNAUP,8AR6ARA JANE 03 14 77 1
KUZ EN t_4 OANN ----------~~------..0=2- 65 !!_3 2
LAMAS, LUZ MARIA 00 83 63 1
LAMAS, VICTOR 01 84 49 2
------~~~----LEARY JOHN A.
LEOBETTER,lMOGENE
LILEStWR-lG-H-T
LILO CHARLES
01 70 62 1
-
00 68 76 1
01 85 08 1 '--
L JNDNER JULES J 02 07 83 l
LOPEZ,ANTONIO -
.__ _________ LOPEZ,BE~ANCJO
01 77 45 2
02 09 09 1
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LOPEZtWILLIAM JOHN 03 14 13 1
LUCERO,JAMES 02 89 66 1
11
60
40 60
--~--~
40 60
60
31 10
60
60
10
60
26 31 10
26 10
10
26 31 -10- -----
60
30
-------~~----MAC GREGOR SANORA ANN_ __~ --- 02 5_8 91""--'l;.__.~_____:;6__:0:._~--------
MACHADO JOHN 01 41 85 l 26 10
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02/28/70
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REEO,PAMELA A.
REGALAOO,RACHEL I.
ROORIGUEZ,LEON CIRO
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ROMO,JESUS SR.
ROSE,GLENN S.
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SANTIAGO,GEORGE R.
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SMALLEY ROYAL OE LEON
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Reconm. Co. Counsel * Ins. Carr . for
denial Claims Again t.
Co. for Alleged
damages. /
,
Approv. Request for
Waiver of Phys.Req.
for Prospective
Employee.
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, ~ Filing by Sta.
Ma ria Clk. of 2
copies Ord. 746
an Boundary Map
Annex. #58, Sander
Mobilehome Park.
I;
Claim of Mrs. Betty
Maersk Agst. Co. for
Property Damages.
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November 16, 1970
1"iuditor' s No . 47 == Santa Barbara General Hos pital
and provi e
medical staff . Add .
avings have
'
Transfer $336 . 00
Equipment .
communicat
com sy er of funds reresulted
from purchases . Expenditure o
Structures and Improvements to 159-
The C-2 sub- object
X- Ray'' -- A
provi
ice
sub- object .
em No .
requests
11 for the purc1a tercoms,
now t his item.be purchased under
ipment
' No difference in tot:al dollars .
In the Matter of Recommendations from County Counsel and County ' s
Insurance Carrier for U~nial of Certain Claims Against the County for
Alleged Damages .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant , and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the following claims against the County
for alleged damages be, and the same are hereby , denied, as recommended by
the County Counsel and the County ' s insurance carrier:
/ 1) Willard Brown - $99,00 .
r2) Steven Imhoff = $1,000,000.00
13) A. J . Phillips = $971.00
In the Matter of Approving Request for Waiver of Physical Requirements
for Prospective Employee, Auditor-Controller .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell , seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the request for a waiver of the physical
requirements for the following prospective employee be, and the same is hereby
approved, as recommended by Dr . David Caldwell:
Caroline Berta, Account Clerk
In the Matter of Filing by Santa Maria City Clerk of Two Copies of
Ordinance No . 746 and Boundary Map for Annexation No . 58 (Sander Mobilehome Park)
and Resolution No . 3085 Withdrawing Same from Santa Barbara County Protection
District .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that two copies of Ordinance No . 746 and
Boundary Map for Annexation No . 58 (Sander Mobi lehome Park) and Resolution
No . 3085 withdrawing same from Santa Barbara County Fire Protection District
be, and the same are hereby, accepted for filing from the Santa Maria City Clerk
In the Matter of Claim of Mrs . Betty Maersk Against the County for
Alleged Property Damages in an Unknown Amount .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried ananimously, it is ordered that the above- entitled claim be, and the
same is hereby, referred to the County Counsel for referral to the County ' s
i nsurance carri er.
277
278
Oil Well
Dr illg. Bond.
/
Approval of
Release of Oi
Well Drill&.
Bond. I
November 16, 1970
In t he Matter of Oil Well Drilling Bond ,
Pursuant t o the reques t of the County Petroleum Engineer, and in
accordance with the provisions contained in Ordinance No . 1927 ;
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unaP i mously , it is ordered that the following oil well drilling bond be,
a d the same is hereby , approved:
Robert G. Russell - Hartford Accident & Indemnity Company,
Bond No. 395'S631, covering well ''Stendel No . 6-24'' , County
Permit No . 2230.
In the Matter of Approval of Release of Oil Well Drilling Bond .
Pursuant to the request of County Petroleum Engineer, and in accordance
with the provisions contained in Ordinance No . 1927;
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell , seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously , it is ordered that the following oil well drilling bond be ,
and the same is hereby, released as to all future acts and conditions :
Wood-Callahan Oil Company - Bond No . 7238576 , formerly firm of
Les-Cal Company & Wood.
Fidel ity Deposit Company of Mar yland
Approval of In t be ?'Wtter of Approval of Riders to Oil Well Drilling Bonds .
Riders to Oil
Well Drill&. Pursuant to the request of t~e County Petroleum Engineer, and in accord-
Bonds.
I
Publication o
Ord. 4fo2127
I
ance with the provisions contai ned in Ordinance No . 1927;
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell , seconded by Supervisor Grant , and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the following riders to oil well drilli ng
bonds be, and the same are hereby, approved:
1) Shell Oil Company - The Travelers Indemnity Company ,
rider to Blanket Bond No . S-305 covering following wells :
Thomas 1 - Per mit 3506
Thomas 2 - Permit 3507
Thomas 3 - Permit 3508
Thomas 4 - Permit 3509
Careaga B-4 - Permit 3510
Careaga B-5 - Permit 3511
2) Texaco I nc. - The Travelers Indemnity Company .
rider to Blanket Bond No . T-393 covering well
''{'1 . P. Hammon Fee 'B' '' (NCT-2) 1114, County
Permit No . 3505
In the Matter of Publication of Ordinance No . 2127
It appearing from the Affidavit of Publication of the Principal Clerk of
the Santa Maria Times tha t Ordinance No . 2127 has been published in t he manner and
form required by law;
Upon motion duly seco ded, and carried unanimously, it is determined
that said Ordinance No . 2127 has been published in the manner end f orm required
by law
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Reports ~ Connunications.
/
CoDDnunication f rom
Planng. Co111D. for
Informatn. Only.
/
Resolutn. in
Memorium, Clarence
H. Schutte.
I
November 16, 1970
In the Matter of Reports and Communications . ,
The following reports and communications were received by the Board and
ordered placed on file:
Only .
/ l) Notice of Hearing before PUC on application of John F . and
Donna B. Blakemore to Secure Private Roadway Crossing,
December 15 , 1970 at 10 a .m. , Mural Room, Courthouse Bldg.,
Santa Barbara .
2) / Califor nia Secretary of State - Certi ficates of Filing for
Annexat i on of Tract 10,699, Unit 3 , t o County Service Ar ea
No . 3, and Annexation ,of NE Corner of U. s . 101 and Padaro
Lane to County Service Area No . 111 Atlantic-Richfield .
In t he Matter of Communication from Planning Commission for I nformation
The followi ng communication from t he Planning Commission was r eceived
by the Board for information only and ordered placed on file:
11) Granted Conditional Use Permit on request of Ray Byers
(70-CP-63) to permit construction of multiple dwellings in
an R-2 District on property located oh the north side of
,
North Jameson Lane, approximately 600 feet west of Sheffield
Drive, Montecito .
In the Matter of Resolution i n Memorium, Clarence H. Schutte.
Upon motion of Supervisbr Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, t he following resolution was passed and adopted:
RES QLIIT ION NQ. 70-696
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
Cormnents ~ Welcome In the Matter of Introductory Comments and Welcome by Board of Superby
Bd. of Superviso s.
Youth in Govt. visors on Youth i n Government Conference .
Confer ence.
1 Clifford C. Romer, Chief Probation Officer, made i ntroductory comments
before a group of studeLts from all t he high schools i n the County, and briefed
them on the events of t he day for the Conference . He i ntroduced all the County
department heads present as a group .
Each Supervisor was introduced by t he Chairman who, in turn, gave a
brief s t atement, to the end that it is hoped that the third annual Youth i n
Government Conference will prove highly successful . The original purpose and
intent of t his program was to try to bring young people throughout the County to
the County Seat for a two - day program in order to try to give them a better
knowledge, understanding and appreciation of County government . There is the l ack
of understanding today between the generations and this program is an attempt for
the County to alleviate that lack of understanding and bring about a oetter rel
ationship .
Chairman Clyde thanked Clifford c. Romer, Chairman of the Conference,
and the staff , for their efforts in coordinating all the details for t he Conference .
279
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Accept. of Rig t
of Way Grant
from Transamer ca
Title Co. for
Extension of
Cathedral Rd.
/
Pl~nng. Comm.
Recomm. on
Alleged Violaui.
of Conditions
by Oilfield
Waste Dump Go.
I
Planng. Comm.
Recomm. to
Approve Req.
of Robert J.
Maden to Per -
mi t operati on
of Child Day
Care Center a
Riven Rock Rd.
it Para Grande
Lane,Montecit .
I
November 16, 1970
In the Matter of Acceptance of Right of Way Grant from Transamerica
Title Company for Extension of Cathedral Oaks Road, Project No . 3026 .1 , Third
Supervisorial District, in Consideration of $8,7000. 00 .
Leland R. Steward, Road Commissioner, explained that this is a follow-up
to part of the terms of the agreement executed by the Board on August 31, 1970
for road right of way across the Bishop Ranch being the extension of Cathedral
Oaks Road between Los Carneros Road and Glen Annie Road .
He said Donald Frary, District Manager of the Southern California Edison
Company, feels that this is a type of item that is not in concept with the County
franchise - it is restrictive which precludes them from doing their normal business
While this is not the first time there has been this type of restrictive right of
way given to the County and accepted, it is the first time this has been questioned
by a utility company. , although i nformal over the telephone .
Mr . Steward recommended subject right of way grant be acc~pted by the
County and if there is a legal adjustment required to be made it can be taken up
separately at a later time .
Miss Susan Trescher, Deputy County Counsel, explained that the agreement
provides for contingency liability because the plans of the Edison Company along
the road are unknown. If the lines were to go underground, there might be County
liability . However, the right of way is only pursuant to the agreement which has
already been executed.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
c arried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
continued to Monday, November 23, 1970.
In the Matter of Planning Commission Recommendation on Alleged
Violation of Conditions by Oilfield Waste Dump Company (70-V-18) Generally Located
5 Miles North of U. S. Highway 101 on South Side of Cat Canyon Road, Cat Canyon Area.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the s ame is hereby,
continued to Monday, November 30, 1970 to allow time for the committee to meet
with Western Oil & Gas Association.
In the Matter of Planning Commission Recommendation to Approve Request
of Robert J . Maden (70~CP-61) for Conditional Exceptiqn under Ordinance No . 453 to
Permit Operation of Child Day Care Center at 705 Riven Rock Road and 680 Para
Grande Lane, Montecito, a Third Annual Renewal .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the recommendation of the Planning
Commission to approve the request of Robert J . Maden (70-CP-61) for a Conditional
Exception under Section lO'(b) and the l-E-1 District Classifications of Ordinance
No . 45Y t o permit operation of a child day care center on Assessor's Parcel
No . 11-130-14, located on the southeast corner of Para Grande .Lane and Riven Rock
Road, known as 705 Riven Rock Road and 680 Par a Grande Lane, Montecito, be and
the same is hereby, confirmed, subject to the following conditions:
I
-
Planng. Comm.
Recomm. for Approv.
Req. of Tadao Tanak
to approve use of
trailer as employee
dwellg. Linden Ave.
Carpinteria.
I
Allew. of Positions, ~
Disallow. fixg. of
Compensation Mo.
Sal. Positions.
I
1)
2)
November 16, 1970
Compliance with recormnendations of the County Health DepartmePt
memorandum of April 23, 1968, as follows:
a) Applicant shall obtain a v alid permit from the County
Health Department to operate a food establishment .
Compliance with recommendations of Montecito Fire Protection
District letter of Apri l 29, 1968, as follows:
a)
b)
c)
None of the children shall play or sleep in any of
the rooms above the first floor .
A 2-1/2 gallon fire extinguisher shall be placed in
the area where the children are to be housed .
A second exit with clear access from the children' s
area shall be provided.
3) This permit shall expire one (1) year from and after date of
i ssuance.
4) The Maximum number of children s hall .not exceed six (6) .
5) There shall be no weekend activity or overnight care .
6) The hours of operation shall be limited to weekdays from
8:00 a .m. to 5:30 p .m.
7) The ages of the children to be cared for shall be from two
(2) years to six (6) years .
8) The play area shall be fenced in.
9) No violation of Ordinance No . 453 shall exist at any time
or during the period covered by this permit .
10) The Welfare Department license shall be revised to reflect
Conditions 4, 5 and 7 above .
11) There shall be no public advertising
property soliciting enrollment .
or signs on t he
\
In the Matter of Planning Commission Recoamendation f or Approval
of Request of Tadao Tanaka (70-V-61) for Conditional Exception under Ordinance
No . 661 to Permit Use of Trailer as Nursery Employee Dwelling at 1505 Linden
Avenue, Carpinteria Valley .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant , seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
c arried unanimously, it is ordered that the recommendation of the Planning
Commission for approval of request of Tadao Tanaka (70-V-61X for a Conditional .
Exception under provisions of Article X, Section 4 and the A-1-X-O District
Classification of Ordinance No . 661 to permit the use of a trailer as nursery
employee dwelling, Assessor ' s Parcel No . 3-070-35, located on t he west side
of Linden Avenue, southwesterly from the junction of Foothill Road, and known
as 1505 Linden Avenue, Carpinteria Valley be, and the same is hereby, confirmed,
on the basis of prior action on similar requests in the area
In the Matter of Allowance of Positions, Disallowance of Positions,
and Fixing of Compensation for Monthly Salaried Positions . (Public Defender,
Effective December 1, 1970)
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
c arried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO . 70-697
(ORIG-INAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
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281
a86c
282
Recomm.of Men l
Health Adv.Bd.
on Incentive
Allowance in
Hirin& Biling 1
Persons. /
November 16 , 1970
In the Matter of Recommendation of Mental Health Advisory Board on
I ncentive Allowance in Hiring Bilingual Persons .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
referred to the Admini strative Officer and Personnel Officer
Com.minication In the Matter of Communication from Santa Ynez Valley Planning and
f rem Santa Yn z
Valley Planng. Zoning Committee in Support of Deni al of Permits to Sell Commodities from Vehicles
ec Zon'g Coum.i
Suppor t of De ial in the Commercial Area of a l'own. (Canella)
of Permits te
Sell Commodit es Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell , and
f rom Vehicles
in Commercial carried unnnimously, it i s order ed that subj ect communication be, and the same
area of a /
town. is hereby , placed on file
n. In the Matter of Recommendation of Administrative Officer on Requests
to Fill Vacant Positions .
Recomm. of A
Off. n Req.
te fill vacan
positions i
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried unanimously , i t is or der ed t hat t he recommendation of t he Admi ni str ative
Officer to f~ll the followi ng vacant positions be , and the same is hereby, conf
i rmed, as follows; effective forthwith or as otherwise indicated :
Safety & Transportation Officer-Working Capital Fund:
Automotive Body Man #220 . 0975 .001
Automotive Mechanic #220 . 0980.002
County Clerk - Gerer al Fund :
Extra Help (Typist Clerk)
Welfare Department - General Fund:
Clerk #155. 1480 . 03, . 10, .11
Typist Clerk 41155. 7160 . 02, 05, 06, 07, .15
I ntermediate Typist Clerk #155. 3400. 18 , . 19, . 21, . 26
Senior Typist Clerk #155. 6280.03
Eligibility Worker Trainee #155 . 2612 . 24
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County Clerk - General Fund:
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County Clerk - Elections - General Fund:
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Fire Departmer t - General Fund: (Effective December 4, 1970)
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Tax Collector - Gener al Fund:
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Sr. Ergireering Technician #140. 5740 .06
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Cancellation of
Contract btw Co.
ef S.B. Aaron O.
Case, dba Case
Detective Agcy.
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Req. of Dir.
Personnel for
Approv. of Independ .
Civil Serv. System
fer Co.
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Appeintmt. of Mr .
Robt. F. Gre&an
City Admin. of
Santa Maria te
S.B.Co. Air Pell -
tion Centrol Dis .
Rules Regulation
Cenm.
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November 16, 1970
Mental Healt h Services - General Fund:
S r~ . Typist Clerk #151 . 6280 . 02 .
Municipal Court - General Fund: (Effective Nov . 9, 1970)
Extra Help (Typist-Clerk)
Public Defender - General Fund: (Effective Dec. 1, 1970)
Clerk-Typist #17. 7160 .01
Sheriff-Coroner - General Fund: (Effective Dec . 1, 1970)
Clerk-Typist #90.7160 .17. , .01
Sheriff-Coroner - Gener al Fund:
Dispatcher Clerk #90.5200.05
In the Matter of Cancellation of .Contract between the County of
Sant a Barbara and Aaron O. Case, dba Case Detective Agency , t o Provide for
Uniformed & Trai n.ed Patrol Officer Services at Times and Places Designated by
the Administrative Officer and Sheriff-Coroner.
The Administrative Officer submitted a written recommendation on sub-
ject matter to give notice of termination of contract effective November 20,
1970, as requested by the Presiding Judge of the Superior Court.
If after fiurther evaluation, service is to be continued, the service
can be reinstated or bid as necessary .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the contract between the County of
Santa Barbara and Aaron o. Case, dba Case Detective Agency, dated November 9,
1970, to provide for uniformed trained patrol officer services at times and
places designated by the Administrative Officer and Sheriff-Coroner by, and the
.
same is hereby, cancelled effective November 20, 1970, as recommended by the
Administrative Officer .
It is further ordered that 5-day written notice be given to Aaron O.
Case of subject c ancellation' , as provided for in the contract .
In the Matter of Request of Director of Personnel for Approval of
I ndependent Civil Service System for the County with Assistance from State Merit
System.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Director of Personnel be, and he
is hereby, authorized and directed to secure assistance from the State Merit
System and approval for an independent, approved Civil Service System for
Santa Barbara County which wili qualify the County to operate outside the State
Merit System and continue eligibility for Federal funds particularly in the
Health and Welfare Departments .
In the Matter of Appointment of Mr . Robert F . Grogan, City Admi nistrator
of the City of Santa Maria to Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control
District Rules and Regulations Committee .
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Award&. Bid f
Transfer Sta.
Rd. Repair ii
Improvmts.S.B.
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Repo r t ii Reco
from Read Ce
en Req. ef
Pr operty Owne s
fer Abandonmt
Pertion of
Refuaie Rd.
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Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that Mr. Robert F. Grogan, City Administrator
of the City of Santa Maria be, and he is hereby, appointed to the Santa Barbara
County Air Pollution Control District Rules and Regulations Committee
In the Matter of Awardi ng Bid for Transfer Station Road Repair and
Improvements, .Santa Barbara.
The Affidavit of Publication bei ng on file with the Clerk, the following
bids were opened at a meeting held on November 12, 1970; the roll was called, and
representatives of the following departments were present: County Counsel,
Public Works; and J . E. Lewis, Clerk:
Jerry Howard Const.
Jim Cushman
E. H. Haskell
C. W. Berry Const.
Sully-Miller Const. Co .
Base Bid
Alt . C Add
Base Bid
Alt. A Add
Alt . B Add
Alt . C Add
Base Bid
Alt . A Add
Alt . B Add
Alt . C Add
Base Bid
Alt . A Add
Alt . B Add
Alt . C Add
Base Bid
Alt . A Add
Alt . B Add
Alt . C Add
$19,877
6,250
$19,722
10,929
11,264
9,864
$18,888
9,500
9,000
7,000
$17,348
7,530
6,902. 50
7,170 . 25
$18,632
7,622
8,400
7,800
Following referral to the County Counsel and Public Works Director, a
written report and recommendation was submitted by the Public Works Director to
award the contract to C. W. Berry Construction Company, Inc . , 4157 State Street,
Santa Barbar a , California, the low bidder, for base bid of $17,348 plus Alternate
B for $6,902. 50
The engineer's estimate was $18,200 base bid, Alternate A $9,300,
Alternate B $8,300, and Alternate C $6,800.
It appearing that the bid of C. W. Berry Construction is the lowest and
best bid received from a responsible bidder, and that said bid is satisfactory
and in accordance i;qith the notice inviting bids for said project;
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the bid of C. W. Berry Construction Co.,
in the amount of $24,250. 50 - base bid of $17,348 plus Alternate B $6,902.50
be accepted, and that the contract for said project be awarded to the said contractor
from Account 152 B 10 at the price and upon the terms and conditions
set forth in said bid and in said notice inviting bids
In the Matter of Report and Recommendation from Road Commissioner on
Request of Property Owners for Abandonment of Portion of Refugio Road Right of
Way Lying b~tween Roblar Avenue and State Route 154.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject natter be , and same is hereby,
referred to the Planning Commission for hearing, report and recommendation
prior to the setting of a public hearing by the Board.
ReceDID. gf Read
Cenm. for Appr eval
ef S11mma ry of
Pr oceedgs. ef Traff c
En&. CoDID. Mtg. ef
0 4, 1970.
Executn. ef Agr eemt
btw. S.B.Ce. i Sant
Mar ia Public Air per
Dist. re Fester Rd.
Executn. of
Amend.mt. to Agreemt
btw S.B.Ce. Child
ren's Protective Se
(Held Harmless
Clause).
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Petition Req.
Adequate Lightina
System in Andamar
Park Better Patro
Serv. btw Cathedral
aks Rd.
e rkeley Rd.
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Cmmunicatien from
Mrs. Allen Bozarth
en Preblem Arising
frem Draina&e Ditch
Borders. Prop. at
275 Butter fly Lane,
Menteci.to.
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November 1'6 , 1970
In the Matter. of Recommendation of Road Commissio1.er for Approval
of Summary of Pcoceedings of Traffic Engineer ing Committee Meeting of
November 4, 1970 .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, anc
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject recommendation be , a~d t he
same is hereby , confirmed , with the exception of Item No . 10-7 regarding the
speed limit on Cathedral Oaks Road, Third Supervisorial District .
In the Matter of Execution of Agreeme t between the County of Santa
Barbara ard Santa Maria Public Airport District for Widening, Improving and
Maintaining Foster Road, Fift~ Supervisorial District .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, ard
carried unanimously, t he following resolution was passed and adopted authorizing
the Chairman and Clerk to execute subject agreement :
RESOLUTION NO . 70-698
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Execution of Amendment to Agreement between the
County of Santa Barbara and Children ' s Protective Society (Hold Harmless Clause) .
Mrs . E. Pike, a Director of the Society, read from a prepared progress
report for this program, which was ordered placed on file .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted, authorizing
the Chairman and Clerk to execute said Pgreement Amendment :
RESOLTUION NO . 79-699
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Petition Requesting Adequate Lighting System in
Andamar Park, and Better Patrol Service between C ~ t hedral Oaks Road and
Berkeley Road, Third Supervisorial Dis trict .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried u~1animously , it is ordered that subject petition conta.ining s ome 200
signatures be , ard the same is hereby, referred to the Park Director on the
park matter , and t he Sheriff regarding patrol service .
In the Matter of Cormnunication from Mrs . Allen Bozarth on Problem
Arising from Drainage Ditch bordering Property at 275 Butterfly Lane, Montecito .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be ,. and t he same is
hereby, referred to the Flood Control Engineer and Road Commissisoner, and tha t
she be so notified
RecellDl. ef Ne. Ce. In the Matt er of Recommendation of North County Coordinating Council
rdinati. Ceuncil
fer Mental Reta d- for Mental Retardation for Appointment of Citizens Committee to Study and
ation Citizens e
Study * Resolve Resolve Problems or Facilities to Care for Retarded ~nd Emotionally Handicapped .
Pr eblems on Facilit es.
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Supervi s or
Fl oyd McCall
ltr reg Smog
"Life-Saving
Time" Progra
(
Req. from CSA
for Respsonse
en New Crisis m Fed. Parti
cipation in
Welfare Ad11in
Costs.
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Req . for Appr
Cancellation
Revision of
Funds.
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p. '
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November 16, 1970
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be , and the same is hereby ,
referred to the Planning Director with t he request to cont act t hese people and
to explain to t hem the procedures being used now as to the issuance of conditional
use permits, variances, rezonings, to see whether or not t his can be resolved
In the Matter of Communication from Riverside County Supervisor Floyd
McCall, 5th District on Factors Causing Smog with Recommendations to Reduce
Smog, ''Life-Saving Time'' Program.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered tha t subject matter be , and t he s ame is hereby,
referred to the Air Pollution Control Committee.
In t he Matter of Request from CSAC for Response on New Crisis in
Federal Participation i n Welfare Admi nistrative Costs .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
c arried unanimously, it is ordered that t he Clerk be, and he is hereby, authorized
and directed to transmit a telegram to Congressman Teague, and U. S. Senators
Murphy and Cranston on behalf of the Board urging their continued assistance to
remove limitations on Federal participation in the local costs of welfare administration.
of Funds .
The Board re~essed until 2 o ' clock, Vm
At 2 o ' clock, p .m. , the Board reconvened .
Present: Supervisors George H. Clyde, Daniel 9. Grant, and
Curtis Tunnell , and J . E. Lewis, Clerk. a
Absent: Supervisors Joe J . Callahan and Francis H,. Beattie .
Supervisor Clyde in t he Chair
In the Natter of Requests for Appropriation, Cancellation or Revision
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
c arried unanimously, t he following requests for appropriation, cancellation or
revision of funds are hereby approved, in the budget classificat ions and amounts
shown, and t he Audit~r be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to make the
necessary transfers:
REQUEST FOR APPROPRIATION, CANCELLATION OR REVISION OF FUNDS
' Auditor ' s No . 46
Transfer of moneys from the General Fund, the Road Fund, the Petroleum Department
Fund, t he Transportation Working Capital Fund , t he Flood Control and Water Conservation
Fund, and the Laguna Sanitary District Fund to the Employee's Retirement
Fund for Retirement Contributions in t he sum of $ 190,995 .16 .
Auditor ' s No . 47 - - Santa Barbara General Hospital
Request for Budget Deviation t o purchase additional equipment and provide Nymatic
dictating communication for additional member of medical staff . Addition to
intercom system. No. transfer of funds required as savings have resulted from
purchases . Expenditure of $190 .00
Ord. #2135 Amendng
Sec. 6 " 24 of Ord.
#2128 - Co.Salary
Ord.
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Hear&s . en Plann.
Cemm. " A&ricultura
Preserve Advis.Comm.
Recemm t Approve
Req. for Amendmt.
t e Art. IV ef Ord.
661 to Rezone Prept
in Cuyama,Santa Mar
Sisquec,Lempec "
Guadalupe "
Creation ef A&r
Preserves.
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Auditor ' s No . 48 -- Santa Berbara Hospital
Transfer $336. 00 from 159-C-2 Structures and Improvements to 159-C-l Equipment .
The C-2 sub-object provided by item No . 11 for the purchase of ''Intercoms,
X-Ray'' - - Auditor ' s Office now requests this item be purchased under the
C-1 Equipment sub- object
No difference in total dollars .
In the Matter of Ordinance No . 2135 - An Ordi nance of the County of Sant a
Berbar~ . A~ending SectioD 6 and Section 24 of Ordinence No . 2128 , as Amended,
being the Salary Ordinance of the County of Santa Barbara
(S alary of District ~t torney Est ablished at $28 ,000 Effective
Janu~ry 4, 1971 . )
.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
c arried unanimously, the Board passed and adopted Ordinance No . 2135 of the
County of Sant a Barbar a , entitled ''An Ordinance of the County of Santa Barba ra
Amending Sectior 6 and Section 24 of Ordinance No . 2128 as Amended being t he
Salary Ordinance of the County of Santa Barbar a . ' '
Upon the roll being cal led, the following Supervisors voted Aye ,
to-wi t:
George H. Clyde , Daniel G. Grant, and Curtis Tunnell .
NOES: None .
ABSENT: J oe J . Callahan and Francis H. Beattie .
In the Matter of Hearings on Planning Commission and Agricultural
Preserve Advisory Connnittee Recommendations to Approve Requests for Amendment
to Article IV of Ordinance No . 661 t o Rezone Certain Properties in Cuyama,
Santa Maria, Sisquoc, Lompoc and Guadalupe Areas; and Creation of Agricultural
Preserves .
This being the date and time set for hearings on subject proposals;
1 the Affidavit of Publication being on file with the Clerk.
Mrs . C. Eggert made a statement indicating her concern over so much
acreage going into preserves, and Supervisor Tunnell explained that most of
them have supported the concept on the basis that it will be in the best interest
of all the people - the small home o~'1tler and l arger ones . Agriculture must be
kept in business and many ranchers could not stay in business under the old
system.
The Assessor gave an estimate that if all the land in the County
eligible for agriculture preserves were to go into a preserve, it would mean a
reduction in assessed valuation of about 5-1/2% but not all will do this, so
the reduction would be more like 3-1/2% to 4%. The Board is encouraging open
spaces or ranches and farms to stay in that business .
There being no further appearances or written statements submitted
for or against subject proposal;
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Amend&. Or d.
1661.
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Hearngs. on P
Cemm. it Agric
Preserve Adv.
Comm. Recomm.
to Approve
Applicationa
for Creation
of Agric.
Preserves.
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Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, end
ca rried unanimously, it is ordered t hat tne recommendations of t he Planni ng
~ Commission and Agricultural Preserve Advisory Committee to approve t he f ollowing
requests to adopt an ordinance amending Prticle IV of Ordinance No . 661 of the
County of Santa Barbara, as amended, to rezone properties for agricultural preserves
be, and the same are hereby, confirmed, as follows, on the basis that they
conform to the County General Plan, and the Board passed and adopted the following
ordinance:
/ 1) John T. Rickard on behalf of Spanish Ranch, Cuyama (70-RZ- 67), to
rezone from ''U'' to 100-AG District Classification, per Planning Commission Resolution
No . 70-98.
/ 2) John T. Rickard on behalf of Rinconada Ranch, Cuyama (70- RZ - 67) to
rezone from ''U'' to 100-AG District Classification, per Planning Commission
Resolution No. 70-98.
/ 3) Gilio DeBernardi (70-AP-44A), Lompoc, to rezone from 10-AG to 40-AG
District Classification, per Planning Commission Resolution No . 70- 103.
/ 4) Gilio DeBernardi (70-AP-44B), Lompoc, to rezone from "U" to 100-AG
District Classification, per Planning Commission Resolution No . 70- 103.
/ 5) John Gill, Bank of America NT&SA on behalf of William A Rennie
Trus t (70 - RZ - 76), Lompoc, to rezone from 20-AG to 100-AG District Classificat ion,
per Planning Commission Resolution No . 70-104.
/ 6) Stella Lanini (70-RZ- 77), Guadalupe, to rezone from ''U'' to 40-AG
District Classification, per Planning Commission Resolution No . 70- 107.
In the Matter of Ordinance No . 2136 - an Ordinance Amending Ordi nance
No . 661 of the County of Sant a Barbara, as Amended, by Adding Section 659 to
Article IV of Said Ordinanc e .
Upon the roll being called, the following Supervi sors voted Aye, to-wit :
George H. Clyde , Daniel G. Grant, and Curtis Tunnell .
NOES: None .
ABSENI': Joe J . Callahan and Francis H. Beattie.
ann. In the Matter of Hearings on Planning Commission and Agricultural
Preserve Advisory Committee Recommendations to Approve Applications for Creation
of Agricultural Preserves in Cuyama, Santa Mar ia , Sisquoc, Lompoc and Guadalupe
Areas .
Thi s being the date and time set for hearings on Planning Commissi on
and Agricultural Preserve Advisory Committee recommendations to approve applications
for creat ion of Agricultural Preserves ; the Affidavit of Publication being
on file with the Clerk; and there being no appearances or written statements
for or against subject proposal;
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the recommendat ions of the PlaPning
Commi ssion and Agricultural Preserve Advisory Committee to approve the following
applications for creation of agricultural preserves under the provisions of
Ececution of
Short Form Land
Conserv. Contrt
for Creation of
A&ric. Preserve
November 16, 1970
In the Matter of Execution of Short Form Land Conservation
Contracts for Creation of Agricultural Preserves .
Upon motior of Supervisor Tunnell , seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, the following resolutions were passed and adopted authorizing
the execution of subject contracts:
/ Resolution No . 70 - 700A, Spanish Ranch (70-AP-40), Cuyama .
/ Resolution No . 70- 700B, Rinconada Ranch (70-AP-41), Cuyama.
" Resolution No . 70- 700C, De Bernardi (70-AP- 44A), Santa Maria .
1 Resolution No . 70- 700D, De Bernardi (70-AP-44B) , Santa Maria.
/ Resolution No . 70- 700E, Rennie (70-AP- 47), Lompoc .
/ Resolution No . 70 - 700F, Lanini (70-AP- 48), Guadalupe .
(ORIGINAL RESOLUTIONS IN PERMANENT FILE)
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289-A
Creatin of Agric.
Preserves.
Ececution ef
A&reemt. btw S B.
Ce. * Missien Canye
Fire Dist.Sta.#15.
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Accept. of Right ef
Way Grant f rem
Samuel Eileen M.
De La Cuesta fer
Alamo Pintade R
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Hearni. en Appeal
Hope Ranch Realty
Investmt. Ce. from
Conditns. re lot
split fill, 230.
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November 16, 1970
Chapter 1443, Statutes of 1965, known as the California Lai d Conservation Act,
from a land use standpoint be, and the same are hereby, confirmed, on the
basis that they conform to the criteria established by the Board of Supervisors
of Santa Barbara County; and the Board passed and adopted the following
resolution:
In the Matter of Creation of Agricultural Preserves .
RESOLUTION NO . 70 - 700
{ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
/ l) John T. Rickard on behalf of Spa~ ish Ranch, Cuyama (70-AP- 40) .
1 2) John T. Rickard on behalf of Rinconada Ranch, Cuyama (70-AP- 41) .
~) Gilio DeBernardo, Lompoc (70-AP- 44A) .
/ 4) Gilio DeBerPardo, Lompoc (70-AP-44B) .
1.5) John Gill, Bank of America NT&SA on behalf of William A Rennie
Trust (70-AP-47), Lompoc .
6) Stella Lanini, Guadalupe (70-AP-48) .
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.SEE PAGE 289-A FOR RESOLUTIONS NO . 70 - 700A THROUGH 70 - 700F .
In the Matter of Execution of Agreement between the County of Sant a
Barbara and Mission Canyon Fire District for County Maintenance, Equipment
and Operation of S. B. County Fire Station No . 15 duri ng FY 1970-71 at Cost of
$16,539. 00 .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seco. nded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted authorizing
the Chairman and Clerk to execute subject agreement:
BESO~lJIION NQ , 70-701
(ORIGI NAL IN PERMANENT FILE}
In the Matter of Acceptance of Right of Way Grant from Samuel and
Eileen M. De La Cuesta for Alamo Pintado Road, Third Supervisorial District.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Right of Way Grant, dated November
13, 1970 from Samuel De La Cuesta and Eileen M. De La Cuesta be , and the same
is hereby, accepted by the County of Santa Barbara for Alamo Pintado Road,
Third Supervisorial District, without monetary consideration; and the Clerk
be , and he is hereby, authorized and directed to record said documer t in
the office of the Santa Barbara County Recorder.
In the Matter of Hearing on Appeal of Hope Ranch Realty Investment
Company from Conditions Imposed by Planning Commission on October 21, 1970
Relative to Lot Split #11,230.
This being the date and time set for hearing on subject proposal;
written notification having been given the appellant, Planning Commission,
Subdivision Committee, and County Counsel;
The report of the Planning Commissior from the meeting of October 21,
1970 , indicated the action to deny the appeal of Co.dition #2 relative to the
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Health Department ' s requirement for percolation tests on the basis that to not
require a soil percolation test prior to recordation would not provide sufficient
notice for a prospective purchaser .
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The communication from J0hn C. Vesey, President of the Hope Ranch
Realty I nvestment Company, was read by the Clerk, which indicated the appe al was
on the basis that the percolation tests be dorre prior to obtaining a construction
permit In the p-8st , r5:e1veral- 'aevelopments in Hope Ranch Park have been done
with this proviso . - .
Donald Detwiler of the Health Department pointed out that their concern
at first was the matter of suspected underground seepage and the conditions were
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written up with that in mind. Since then, investigation shows that the properties
known to have seepage problems are southerly and westerly of this particular
parcel . It might be well to consider the original requirement with one change
to s ay, in effect, that prior to occupancy a performance test be conducted on
the system as installed . The notice to the buyer or seller regarding the requirement
could be made clear when the lot s plit is recorded. It could be picked
up in the title report .
Mr . Detwiler mentioned how they had recently worked out somethi ng with
the Building Depa r t ment whereby t here would be the requirement to have an engineers
ys tem installed prior to issuing a permit for the house . In the problem areas
this system should be installed subject to a performance test satisfactory to
the Building Department .
John Vesey i ndicated he was in agreement with the proposed change
.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Condition #2 relat ive to the Health
Department ' s requirement be, and the same is hereby, amended in that a performance
test be required with results s atisfactory to the Building Department prior
to occupancy of any development on these parcels . Also, that the County Counsel
prepare an agreement which would be recorded and be reflected .in the title
report as being a method of notifying the purchaser that a performance test
will be required.
Hearng. en In the Matter of Hearing on Appeal of Herman W. Caylin and Bill
Appeal ef
Herman W.Cay1.~ Marchiando (7Q-RZ - 78) for Adoption of Ordinance Amending Article IV of Ordi nance
Bill Marchi de.
Te Rezone Pr No . 661 to Rezone Property Generally Located l/Sth Mi le West of Ballard Canyon
in Selvan1.
; Road and 1-1/2 Miles North from Chalk Hill Road,Solvang, from 20 -AG to 5-AG
District Classification.
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This being the date and time set for hearing on subject appeal; the
Affidavit of Publication being on file with the Clerk;
A communication was read by the Clerk from the Santa Ynez Valley
Planning and Zoning Committee who had discussed the matter of rezoning and
trailer permi ts in the Ball ard Canyon area. At the Committee meeting of October
26, 1970, it was decided that this request was inappropriate and that if the
Planning Commission decision is not upheld that the matter be returned to the
Commission for modification and review.
November 16 , 1970
Edward W. and Joanne T. Rife submitted a letter i n opposition to
the proposed change i n zoning as the avai lability of water in the area is
questionable; the property is in a remote area that will not see water service
for some time; the nearby five- acre zoning has not yet been developed; access
to the ar ea is via a dirt road impassable duringthe r ainy season; and the
propert y is in close proximity to a chicken r anch with its associated odor
and fly problems .
The Planni ng Commission submit ted its Zoning Report, dated November 4,
1970, showing the unanimous decision t o deny t he r eques t on t he basi s that t he
t opography of the area is not suitable for unrestricted 5-acre development;
and a better indic ation of possible development, if rezoned, is needed. Arguments
in favor and in oppositi on were spelled out
H. H. Divelbiss, Planning Director, pointed out that the Commission
had viewed the property and was concerned that the access is not very good
and the terrain is much steeper than 5-acre zoning seems to justify.
Herman W. Caylin, one of the appellants, appeared as an i nnocent
party to this transaction, he s aid, and explained the background . He had a
lot for 5 years and after 4-1/2 years in May found they were turni ng the
property back and to s ave his investment in this, he wants to try to sell the
pr operty to get his money out of it . With regard to the road referred to,
it is now 22 feet wide instead 0 12 feet .
Robert Felberg appeared who indicated he has a financial i nterest
i n the property . He explained that he originally owned the property seven
years ago . Five years ago he had sold it to several people and there was a
first and second mortage on the property held by Mr . Caylin . In order to
insure the first mortgage holder to finance the property, he had to put up a
very large guarantee which constituted the majority of the balance of the
property he ori ginally owned in the area . He is i n the same posi tion with
Mr . Caylin , as the first mortgage holder is going to start foreclosure proceedings
in several weeks . He s aid he was c aught by surprise because the
purchasers have been prompt in their payments until recently, and had no
notification that they were turning the property over to the first mor tgage
holder.
With regard to the topogr aphy, the terr ain is very gravelly and
the roads have s t ood up very well . He had four parcels before and two were
rezoned from 20 AG to 5 AG because the topogr aphy i n the area is very similar -
gently rolling with one high spot on Mr. Caylin ' s property which has been
' greatly corrected by Mr. Sanchez with rerouting and rebuilding the road to
eliminate the steep, inpassable grade that had existed . He believes that the
new road which has a slight i ncline will be passable without any finishing ,
but Mr . Caylin is not applying for a lot s plit now or approval of 5- acre sites,
but generally 5-acrezn1i ng so i 11 tre f uture the buyer might be in a better
posi t i on.
It 't'1as felt that there are two different aspects involved i n this .
The local neighbors and townspeople are in opposition to the rezoning from
20-AG to 5-AG and also the promiscuous use of trailers . The trailer matter
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292
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coming before the Planni "'.lg Commission rext ~-veek should be s ett led on its own me"t'its.
I r. describing the 5-acre a"t'ea he s aid there are only 3 people so far who
have moved on to this property and each one has successfully obtained very satisfactory
domestic water s upplies . There are undergr ound electrical utilities and
telephone which makes the area very desirable . He is convinced t hat five acres
developed accordi ng to the rules l aid down a long time ago by the Count y will not
result in harm to any of t he neighbors t o t he east and nort h who have been concerned
. The closest property he owns is a portion that Mr . Burchardi sol d him
about 5 years ago in Solv ang about 3-1/2 miles from subject property. He went
on t o explain his present financial interest in which he had to guarantee $40,000
to t he f irst mortgage holder by putting up $7,000 in cash bond and a $35,000
mortgage t hat he obt a i ned when he sold the parcel to the east to Mr . Kaufman
He said t he only reason for the opposition is that they are typing this case in
with a fourth genera tion buyer who is trying t o do something i llegal in this
County.
Mr . J . Burchardi made a presentation on behalf of a group of people who
live adjacent or own property in t he area . They are not opposing 5-acre zoning,
as such as this is inevitable, but are mainly concerned in t he way this zoning
takes place and the development of .the pro_perty. Twelve 5-acre pieces have been
developed in such a manner that there are zoning violations on the property . He
pointed out that t here are people ~oming up on a weekend and living i n a tent,
and this does no t enhance the value of t he property in the surrounding area
.
There is also the problem when, in testing a water pump, they got less than 3
gallons per minute . If any of t hese 5-acre pr operty owners have to develop t heir
own water without any planni ng , cesspools or septic t anks i n t he area, it wouJ.d
,'
not be a successful situation. The w~ter report very definitely indicates quesionable
quality as well as quantity of. water. So this should not take place without
making a feasibility study .
There seems to be a defi nite l ack of planni ng or real desire t o develop
this area, he said . It has boiled .down to providi ng a source of financial aid .
Fra.1k Giorgi, Chairmar of the Santa Ynez Valley Planning Committee stated
thtt:y hnve vie-1cd and ~t,!,.1died this area very carefully and are in support of the
recommendations of t he Planni ng Commission to deny the request . The big problem
in t ha t area is that there has not been any planned development of any kind .
The appellant could come in later with a definite planned development
Monica Cramer, pointing ~ o t he transparency on display, mentioned a fire
hazard in t he area with t he oak trees and sagebrush .
Mr . Felberg reappeared in. rebuttal stating t hat no 5-acre lot splits
are going t o be approved by the Cou~ ty unless t he proper requirements are l aid
down by t he various departments inc~uding t he He alth Department about septic
tanks, availability of water, and a~y future land developer will have to meet all the
requirements so t he County has full control over this .
There being no further appear ances or written statement s submitted f or
or against subject proposal;
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
c ar r ied unanimously, it is ordered that subject appeal from Planni ng Conunission
Hearn1. on Planng/
CeDIB. RecolllD. f rom
Req. Gf Bd. of Supe .
fer Initiatien ef
Ord. Amendn . Ar t.
f Ord. 661 to Reze e
S.E. cerner ef Fair
view AYe Cathedra
Oaks ~d., Goleta.
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November 16, 1970
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deni.:il of t ne request of iie:r:rnan \~ . Cayli;1. and J5ill Mcrchic: ndo (70-RZ- 78) to
,.
i nitiate an oi"dina1.1ce c-mer1di r1g Article W of Grdinance to. 661 of t he County of
, - ,
SBnta Earba~r.c- , DS r Rme1i.ded, to rezo,ne pr operty lescribed as
/ssess or's PErcel
No. 137-0JO -i9 and i1estern portion ot Assessor's Parcel No . 137 010-23,
general ly located 15 miles wes t of Ball ard Canyon Road, appr oximately 1-1/2
miles northerly from Chalk Hill Road, Solvang area from the 20-AG to 5-AG General
Agricultural District Classification be , and the same is hereby, denied inasmuch
as if this rezoning is granted it is, in effect, a subdivision with no plans as
to exactly how it would be served by r oads or other services, although some
day it would be 5-acre zoning wit h planned development .
In the Matter of Hearing on Planning Commission Recommendation from
Request of Board of Supervisors (70-RZ-81) for I nitiation of Ordinance Amending
Article rJ of Ordinance No . 661 to Rezone Property Generally Located at Southeast
Corner of Fairview Avenue and Cathedral Oaks Road, Goleta Valley from the
A-1-X to 8-R-l or to 10-R-1 District Classification.
This be.ing the date and time set for hearing on subject proposal;
the Affidavit of Publication being on file with the Clerk;
Mr . V. Son , a homeowner on Cathedral Oaks Road, submitted a communication
indicating no particular objections to rezoning the property to 8-R-1 with
certain reservations in mind.
H. H. Divelbiss, Planning Director, oriented the Board on the location
of the property from a transparency on display, stating that while the Planning
Commission recommended rezoning to 8-R-1 on the basis that it will be consistent
with existing zoning and development in the area and in conformity with the
General Plan, the planning staff was in favor of the 10-R-1.
Mr . Divelbiss explained that they felt the whole block of A-1-X l and
should be considered, ~ot just the Forman property, and the Planning Commission
had its hearing accordingly . The Commission ' s reconnnendation is for everything
in the ahaded area of the transparency be rezoned to 8-R-1 . The Goleta Valley
General Plan Committee discussed this and suggested to the Planning Commission
that the 10-R-l most nearly meets the general plan, but the Planning Commission
felt that the 8-R-1 is suitable and consistent with a lot of other properties
in the area fairly consistent with the desires of the property owners .
P. S. Clark, located at 640 N. Fairview, said they are one of the
property owners in question, in favor of the Planning Commission recommendation
for 8-R-1 based upon a number of factors which are peculiar to these properties .
He proceeded t o give the history of the zoni ng activity in that area . The
8-R-l i s quite practical from a topographical viewpoint and also from a sewage
disposal standpoint since the present sewer ~ ines are stubbed off . There is
no drainage problem or for sewage disposal .
During the ensuing discussion, it was felt there was no significant
difference between the 8-R-l or 10-R-l zoning. The best way for the four properties
to develop would be as a package . Mr . Clark pointed out that there
would be more delay in disposing of the property if zoned 10-R-l
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November 16 , 1970
Bob Goff, property owner, said his pr imary concern is the eventual
development of the area i n what it is zoned today. It was explained to him that
this proposal is the result of a request for a lot aplit which was creating some
problems . The solution was for the Planning Commission to consider this possibility
of rezoni ng . This procedure has been done numerous times by this Board .
Supervisor Grant s aid the property would eventually develop to a residential use
which use should be comparable with whatever was the surrounding zoning . In
this case, the surrounding zoning is 7-R-1, 8-R-1 and 10-R-1.
Others indicating concern for the general area were Mrs . Herman Nybakken,
a Mrs . Truman , and Tom Stieglitz . The importance of having hearings on changes
t o the general plan from time t o time was stressed.
Mr . Stieglitz, a member of the Goleta Valley General Plan Advisory
Committee mentioned their recommendation as well as that of the planning staff
to rezone this area to 10-R-l. With 8-R-l this would be in violation of the
general plan and, as such, there should be understanding as to whether there
will be general plan hearings set up . Mr . Divelbiss s aid the general plan shows
one-quarter acre (10,000, 20,000 square feet) .
Mrs . Jane Forman also appeared to state that a continuance for two
weeks makes quite a difference .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Be attie, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject hearing be, and the same is
hereby, duly and regularly continued to Monday, November 30, 1970, at 2 o ' clock,
p .m. and referred b ack to the Pl anni ng Commission for report an1 r e0ommendation on
t he Boar d o ~ Super visors ' motion that sub ject property be rezoned to 10- R-l.
In the Matter of Pres entation of ''Good lvilly'' on Behalf of Santa
tien ef ''Geed Barbara County People by Good't'7ill I ndustries of Southern California.
Willy" by
Goedwill Ind. Upon motion of Supervisor Gr ant, .seconded by Supervsor TUi nc ~ l, and
f Se. Calif.
/ carried unanimously, it is ordered that s ubject matter be placed on the November
Allewance ef
Claims.
'
23, 1970 Board agenda, at 9:30 a .m.
In the Matter of Allowance of Claims
Upon motion, duly seconded, and carried unanimously, it is ordered
that the following claims be, and the same are hereby allowed, each claim for
the amount and payable out of the fund designated on the f ace of each cl8im,
respec t ivel y, to~wit:
(SEE CLAIMS LIST PAGE 295)
Upon the roll being being c alled, the following Supervisors voted
Aye, to-'t.;rit:
George H. Clyde, Daniel G. Grant, and Curtis Tunnell
NOES: None
ABSENr: Joe J. Cal l ahan and Br ancis N. Be attie
Upon motion the Board adj ourned sine die
The foregoing Minutes are hereby approved
G ORG ' an
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295
November 1 z970
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Approval of
Minutes of
Nov. 16,1970
Mtg.
Execution of
Agreemt btw
Co. City of
Santa Barbara
for Maint. of
Harbor.
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November 23, 1970
"' .
Board of Supervisors of the County of Sant2 Barbara
State of California, November 23, 1970, at 9:30 o ' clock, m.
Present: George H. Clyde, Joe J . Callahan, Daniel G. Grant
and Curtis Tunnell, and J . E. Lewis , Clerk,
Absent: Francis H. Beattie
Supervisor Clyde in the Chair .
. . .
In the Matter of Approval of 'Minutes of November 16, 1970 Meeting .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
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carried unanimously, it is ordered that the reading of the minutes of the November
16, 1970 meeting be dispensed with, and the minutes approved, as submitted.
In the Matter of Execution of Agreement between County and City of
Santa Barbara for Maintenance of Harbor, from July 1, 1970 to June 30, 1971, in
an Amount not to Exceed $30,000. 00. (Cont ' d) .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adapted:
RESOLUTION NO . 70- 702
~ORIGINAL IN PERMA~NT FILE2
Recommend. of In the Matter of Recommendation of Director of Parks for Execution
Director of
Parks for Exe of Extension of Crop Lease between the County and P. L. Pinoli for use of County
cution of Extension
of Farm Property on Hollister Avenue .
Crop Lease b
Co. P.L. Pi oli Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
Hollister Ave
Property. / carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman and Clerk be, and they are
hereby, authorized and directed to execute a Crop Lease , dated November 16, 1970,
between the County and P. L. Pinoli for use of County Farm Property on Hollister
Avenue, as recommended by the Director of Parks .
Designating t e In the Matter of Designating the Office of County Counsel to CoPduct
County Ccunse
to Conduct Pr - Proceedings Pertaining to the Lanterman- Petris -Short Act Relating to Mentally
ceedgs. re
Lanterman-Pet is- Disordered Persons .
Short Act re
Mentally Dis- Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
ordered perso s.
1 carri ed unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
Resolution
Consentg. to
Franchise
Transfer to
So.Calif .Gas
Interpret.
Ord. #2012.
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RESOLUTION NO . 70-703
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Resolution Consenting to Franchise Transfer in Name
of Southern California Gas Company and Interpretation of ''Fiscal Year'' used in
Ordinance No . 2012 to mean Fiscal Year of Grantee .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
Carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO . 70- 704
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
Resolution Authorzn
Auditor-Controller
of S.B.CO. to Issue
Warrant Condemna
tion case , Go. v
Alverta Fraser,
et al. I
Issuance of 1 Neg.
~ond to Buellton
Union School Dist.
I
November 23, 1970
In the Matter of Resolution Authorizing and Directing AuditorController
of Santa Barbara County to Issue Warrant ($1,564.00, Condemnation
Case , County v Alverta Fraser, et al) .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell , seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
' carried unanimous ly , the following resoluti on was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO . 70 - 705
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Issuance of One (1) Negotiable Note in the Amount
of $20,000.00 to Buellton Union School District .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously , the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RRS O,LQTION NQ. 70- 706
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
cceptance of
ight of Way Gra
from Florence T.
In the Matter of Accept ance of Right of Way Grant w.ithout monetary
t
Mountain Drive.
Hyde.cons ideration from Florence T. Hyde, Mountain Drive , First Supervisorial District,
I
Acceptance of Right
of Way Grant from
S.B.Motor Lodges,In
on Calle Real.
I
Establishing a Stop
Intersection at Yap
Ave. ~ Vala Drive.
v
for Additional Road Right of Way .
Upon motion of Spervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervi sor Grant, and
carri ed unanimously, it is ordered that a Right of Way Grant, dated October 10,
1968 , from Florence T. Hyde, a married woman, as her separate property, for
additional road right of way on Mountain Drive , First Supervisorial District,
. be, and t he same is hereby, accepted by the Count y without monetary consideration;
and the Clerk be , and he is hereby, author i zed and directed to record
said document in the office of the Santa Barbara County Recorder
In the Matter of Acceptance of Right of Way Grant without monetary
cons ideration from Santa Barbara Motor Lodges, I uc . , for Additional Road Right
of Way on Calle Real , Third Supervisorial District .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously , it is ordered that a Right of Way Gra1t, dated November 10 ,
1970, from Sa11ta ~ arbara Motor Lodges , Incorporated, a California Corporation,
for additional road right of way on Calle Real, Third Supervisorial District,
be, and the same is herety, accepted by the Cou ty without monetary consideration;
and the Clerk Le, and ~e is hereby, autnorized and directed to record
said document in the office of the Sar ta Barbara County Recorder .
In the Matter of Establishing a St op inters~ction in the Third Supervisorial
District . (Yaple Ave . at VaJa Drive) :
Upon motion of Supervisor Tu~nell , seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimousJy, the f~llowing resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTI ON NO. 70-707
(ORIGI NAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
298
Establishing
''No Parking
Zone'' on
Portion of
Patterson Ave
I
Establighing
''No Parking
Zones'' on
Portions of
Calle Real.
I
Establishing
No Parking
Zone on Porti n
of Finney St.
in Stunmerland
(
Establishin&
No Parking
Zone on Porti n
of Hollister
Ave.
'
Establishing
Passenger
Load&. Zones
on FairYiew
Ave.
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Establishing
No. Parkin&
Zone on Sta.
in 3rd Sup.
Dist.
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November 23 , 1970
In the Matter of Establishing a ''No Parking Zone'' on a Portion of
Patterson Avenue , a Courty Highway in the Third Supervisorial District .
Upon motion of Supervis or Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
car ried unanimously , the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO . 70-708
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In t he Matter of Establishing ' 'No Parking Zones'' on Portions of Calle
Real, a County Hihway in t he Third Supervisorial District .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, s econded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, the following resoluti on was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO . 70 - 709
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENI' FILE)
In the Matter of Establishing a ''No Parking Zone'' on a Portion of Finney
Street, in the Town of Summerland, a County Highway in the First Supervisorial
District .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, t he following resolution was passed and adopted :
RESOLUTION NO . 70-710
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Establishing a ''No Parking Zone'' on a Portion of
Hollister !venue, a County Highway in t he Third Supervisorial District .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, the following resolut i on was passed and adopt ed:
RESOLUTI ON NO . 70-711
{ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
0
In t he Matter of Establishing ''Passenger Loading Zones" on a Certai n
County Highway, Known as Fairview Avenue , in the Thir d Supervis ori al Dis t r ict .
Upon moti on of Supervisor Tunnell , seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimousl y, the following resoluti on was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO . 70 - 712
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Establishing ''No Parking Zones'' (Bus Zones) on
Certain Streets in the Third Supervisorial District and Rescinding Portions
of Resolution No . 68- 7 .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell , seconded by Supervisor Grant , and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed ard adopted:
RESOLUTION NO . 70- 713
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
Accept. of Easemt .
Deeds Maria Ygnacia
Cree1'. /
Extension ~ Renewal
Lease Agreemt. btw
Co. ~ Palance Inves -
mt. Co., Inc.
I
November 23, 1970
In the Matter of Acceptance of Easement Deeds (4) conveyed on
donation basis for Flood Control Purposes, Maria Ygnacia Creek, Parcel Nos .
5 .1 , 6 .1 , 7.1 and 8 .1, Foli o No . 352.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that t he following Easement Deeds for flood
control purposes, Maria Ygnacia Creek, Folio No . 352, be and the same are
hereby , accepted by t he County on a donation basis:
tl) J anusz Tyszkiewica Lacki and Elizabeth Tyszkiewica Lacki , husband
and wife, as Joint Tenants, Parcel No . 5 .1, Walnut Park, dated
November 9, 1970.
/ 2) Ruth Louise Hill Culbertson , a married woman, who acquired said
land as Ruth Louise Hill , an unmarried 't'1oman , Parcel 6 .1 , Walnut
Park, dated November 9, 1970
( 3) Wesley F. Inman and Arlyn M. I nman , husband and wife, as Joint
Tenants, Parcel No . 7.1, Walnut Park, dated November 7, 1970 .
/4) Roselinde B. Konrad, a single woman, Parcel No . 8 .1 , Walnut Park,
dated November 10, 1970.
It is further ordered that t he Clerk be , and he is hereby, authorized
and directed to record said documents in t he office of the Santa Barbar a County
Recorder, after referral t o the Santa Barbar a County Flood Control and Water
Conservation District for acceptance.
In the Matter of Extension and Renewal of Lease Agreement between
the County and Palace Investment Company , I nc . , f or County Probation Department
Office Space in Santa Maria Theatre Building, Br oadway & Church Streets, for
One-year Period at Rate of $234. 00 per m0nth, effective October 23, 1970.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
c arried unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman and Clerk be, and they
are hereby , authorized and directed to execute an Extension and Renewal of
Lease Agreement between the County and the Palace Investment Company, I nc . , for
County Probation Department office space in Santa Maria Theatre Building,
Broadway & Church Streets,for a one-year period at the r ate of $234. 00 per
.
month f or a total of $2, 808 .00, effective October 23, 1970.
It is further ordered that the Auditor be, and he is hereby, authorized
and directed t o drm'1 the necess ary warrants i n the amount of $234.00 per
month in f avor of the Palace Investment Company, Inc . , for the rental payments.
Said warrants should be drawn upon submission u the pr oper Demand of Payment
form, as submitted by the Lessor, each and every month.
299
, .
Request of Co.Asses or In the Matter of Request of County Assessor for Rescission of Board
for Rescission of
Bd.Order re Cancel. Order of August 17, 1970 relative to Cancellation of 90% of Taxes on Certain
% of Taxes on Prop.
70-71 Assessmt. Properties on 1970-71 Tax Assessment Roll .
I
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
c arried unanimously , it is ordered that Board Order of August 17, 1970 relative
to cancellation of 90% of t axes on the following properties on the 1970-71 Tax
Assessment Roll be, ar d the same is hereby, rescinded, as requested by the
300
Execution of
Release Co.
Claims re
Dam.ages to Co
Property re
Vehicular
Accident.
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Approvng. App ications
for A pt.
to Med.Staff
S.B.Gen.Hosp.
I
November 23, 1970
County Assessor:
25-252-07 Code 2001
39-212- 35 Code 2001
103-260-02 Code 80-044
139-063-04 Code 90 -010
In the Matter of Execution of Release of All County Claims for Damages
to County Property Resulting from Vehicular Accident, in the Amount of $11 . 30.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman and Clerk be , and they
are hereby, authorized and directed to execute a Release of all County claims
for damages to County property resulting from a vehicular accident, as follows:
Darlene Gail Alfprd, Sept. 13, 1970, on Vandenberg Road .
It is further ordered that the Director, Department of Resources &
Collections be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed t o deposit the draft
received. in full settlement therefor to the. Road Fund
In the Matter of Approving Applications for Appo i ntment to Medical
Staff as Requested by Santa Bar bar a General Hospital Medical Director .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
c arried unanimously, it is ordered that the request of the Santa Barbara General
Hospital Medical Director t o approve the following applications for appointment
to the Medical Staff be , and the same is hereby, approved:
Dr . J ack W. Love
Dr. William P. Urschel
Dr . John H. K. Vogel
Approvng.Appl ca- In the Matter of Approving Applications for Appoi ntment to Medical
tions for App
to Med.Staff Staff as Requested by Santa Maria Hospital Medical Director .
Santa Maria
Hospital. I . Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
Release of Ta
Bond Tract
#10,913, Unit 2.
aelease of Ta
Bond Tract
fl0,699, Unit 3.
I
c arried unanimously, it is ordered that the request of the Santa Maria Hospital
Medical Director to approve the following applications for appointment to the
Medical Staff be, and the same is hereby, .approved:
George T. Robertson, M.D.
Harry K. Kienke, M.D
In the Matter of Release of Tax Bond for Tract #10,913, Unit 2.
Upon .motion of Supervisor Tunnell , seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the cash t ax bond for Tract #10,913, Unit
2, in the amount of $3,437 . 00, for 1970-71 be, and the s ame is hereby , released,
as requested by the County Tax Collector and s aid warrant be made payable to him.
In the Matter of Release of Tax Bond f or Tract #10,699, Unit 3 .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
c arried unanimously, it is ordered that the cash t ax bond for Tract #10,699,
'
Reconmend. of Plan
Dept. re Placemt.
of Bond for Landscaping
* Sprinkle
System ~ Cash Depoe t
for Maint. of St.
Trees for Colvin
Developmt. Pln.for
Med. Bldg. /
Request of Purchas
Agent for Waiver o
Biddng Procedure f
X-Ray Equip.S.B.GE
Hospital.
I
Request of City Cle k
of Santa Maria r
Cancel. of Lot
Cleans Chgs.
/
November 23, 1970
Unit 3, be , and the same is hereby, released in the amount of $6,058. 80 , made
payable to the County Tax Collector, and remai ni ng balance of $61 . 20, made
payable to Meeker Development Co., 132 East Live Oak Avenue, Arcadia , California,
as requested by the CouPty Tax Collector
In the Matter of Recommendation of Planni ng Department for Placement
of Bond for Landscaping and Sprinkler System and Cash Deposit for Maintenance
of Street Trees for Revised Colvin Development Plan for Medical Building
(70-M-89). ' '
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the recommendation of the Planning
Department for the placemePt of a bond in the amount of $900. 00 for landsc aping
and sprinkler system, a~ d a cash depos~t i n the amount of $30. 00 for street
tree maintenance for Revised Colvin Development Plan for Medical Buil ding
(70-M-89) be, and the same is hereby , confirmed. The bond should contain
wording similar to the following: In consideration of approval by the County
Planning Commission of a precise plan for development, Case No . 70-M-89 at
678 Alamo Pintado Road, Solvang, also known as Assessor ' s Parcel No . 139-030- 57,
Mr . La Varr Colvin hereby agrees to assure planting and sprinkler system
within one year from the date of issuance of the zoning clearance, and in
accordance with the approved landscaping plan dated November 17, 1970, on file
with the County Landscape Architect .
In the Matter of Request of Purchasing Agent for tlaiver of Bidding
Procedure for Purchase of X-Ray Equipment, Santa Barbar a Gener al Hospital,
from Picker Medical Products Co .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell , seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the request, of the Purchas i ng Agent
for waiver of bidding procedure for the purchase of the following X-Ray equipment
for Santa Barbara General Hospital from the Picker Medical Products
Company, sole source of supply be, and the same is hereby, approved:
1 each Picker Detachable Image
I ntensifier System
1 each Radiographic-Fluoroscopic
Tilt Table
1 each Double Focus Fluoroscopic
Rotating Tube
1 pai r Fluoroscopic Cables
9 each Cassettes with Blocker
Screens
$21,303 .45
18,690.00
1, 811.25
472 . 50
465 . 70
$42,742 . 90
These items are budgeted in the current fiscal year 159-C-1 budget items #170
and #171, and the total amount allocated is $43,000. 00.
In the Matter of Request of City Clerk of Santa Maria for Cancellation
of Lot Cleaning Charges for Certain Parcels Due to Clerical Error.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the request of the City Clerk of Santa
301
302
November 23, 1970
Maria for cancellation of lot cleaning charges for the following parcels due
to clerical error be, and the same is hereby, referred to the County Auditor
and County Tax Collector for cancel~ation on the tax roll:
Assessor' s Parcel
117- 393- 08
117- 393-12
125-141-17
Amount
$17 . 85
17 . 85
57 . 37
Tax Bill No .
35940
35944
32940
Request of In the Matter of Request of City Clerk of Santa Maria for Cancellation
City Clerk of
Santa Maria r of $169 . 25 from Dr . Norman H. Miller ' s Tax Bill No . 28941, Assessor's Parcel
Cancel . Dr.
Norman H. Mil er's No . 119-185-11.
Tax Bill #289 1.
I
Extension of
Lease Agreemt
btw Co. "
D. W.Cobum
Ambassador
Tract, S.B.
(
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the request of the City Clerk of Santa
Maria for cancellation of $169. 25 from Dr. Norman H. Miller ' s Tax Bill No . 28941,
Assessor's Parcel No . 119-185-11, as satisfaction of this obligation to the
City of Santa Maria has been made in a separate transaction be, and the same is
hereby, approved, under Street and Highways Code Section 5870
In the Matter of Extension of Lease Agreement between the County and
D. W. Coburn for Five-year Period for Property in Ambassador Tract., City of
Santa Barbara.
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carri ed unani mously , i t i s orderep that the request of D. W. Coburn for an
ext ension of f i ve- year period ending July 1, 1976, on lease agreement with the
Count y for property in t he Ambassador Tract, City of Santa Barbara, be, and the
s ame i s hereby, referred t o t he County Counsel and Right of Way agent
Request of In the Matter of Request of Orcutt Fire Department for Closing of
Fire Dept.for
Closng Portio Portion of Union Avenue to South Broadway, then to Clark Avenue to Dyer Street
of Union Ave.
for Orcutt and Orcutt School for Annual Childrens ' Christmas Parade, December 12, 1970,
School Christ s
Parade. / at 1:00 p .m.
Publication o
Ord.#2129.
I
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, ~econded by Supervisor Grant, ~nd
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the request of the Orcutt Fire Department
for the closing of a portion of Union Avenue to South Broadway, then to
Clark Aven~e to Dyer Street and Orcutt School for Annual Childrens ' Christmas
Parade, December 12, 1970, at 1:00 p .m. , be, and the same is hereby, referred
to the Sheriff and Road Department.
In the Matter of Publication of Ordinance No . 2129 .
it appearing from the Affidavit of Publication of the Principal Clerk
of the Santa Barbara News-Press that Ordinance No. 2129 has been published in
the manner and fo:pn required by law;
Upon motion, duly seconded, and carried unanimously, it is determined
that s aid Ordinance No. 2129 has been published in the manner and form required
by law
Communications
/1
Approval of Rider
to Oil Drillng Bond
. .
Release of Oil
Drilling Bond.
November 23, 1970
In the Matter of Reports and Communications .
The following reports and communications were received by the Board
and ordered placed on file:
11) County Health Dept . - Report of Money Collected, Animal
Control, October, 1970.
/2) Application of Golden West Airli nes , Inc . to PUC to increase
certain of its intras t ate passenger fare .
In the Matter of Approval of Rider to Oil Drilling Bond.
Pursuant to the request of County Petroleum Engineer, and in accordance
with the provision contained in Ordinance No . 1927;
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
cerried unanimously, it is ordered that the following rider to oil drilling
3Q3
bond be , and the same is hereby, approved: Shell Oil Company- The T ra~lers Indemnity
Company Blanket Bond S-305 , r i der covering t he foll o w tn~ wells:
CAT CANYON - EAST
County Permit Nos .
2289
2143
2241
2141
2305
2219
2242
1900
2296
2123
2150
926
2270
2374
2387
2402 AB
2264
2244
2226
2300
2211
2232
2220
2313
2573
Well No .
Cal-Trust 4fol7
Canfield 4fol8
Canfield #28-X Well
Delaney- Tunnell #llX
Delaney-Tunnell #12
Delaney- Tunnell #21X
Delaney-TunLell #22
Delaney-Tunnell #23
Thomas ffo87
Thomas 4fo88X
Waite-Bradley #81
Bradley Lands Unit #5-1
Bradley Lands Unit #5-2
Bradley Lands Unit #5-4
Bradley Lands Unit #5-5
Bradley Lands Unit #5-6
Br adley Lands Urit #5-10
Bradley Lands Unit #5-11
Bradley Lands Unit #5-12
Bradley Lands Unit #5-13
Bradley Lands Unit #5- 22
Bradley Lands Unit #5 -31
Bradley Lands Unit #5- 33
Br adley Lands Unit #6-1
Bradley Lands Unit #6-2
Ir the Matter of Release of Oi l Drilling Bond.
Pursuant to t he request of the County Petroleum Engi neer, and in
accordance with the provi s i ons contained in Ordinance No . 1927;
304
Presentation f
''Good Willy''
Scroll by Goo -
Will Ind.
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November 23 , 1970
Upon .motion of Supervisor Tunnell , seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the following oil drilling bond be ,
the same is hereby, released as to all future acts and conditions .
Anza Pacific Corporation ~ Fidelity and Casualty Company of
New York Blanket Bond No . 1203449 covering the fo l lowing 'tV'ells:
Permit No .
1900
2123
2141
2143
2197.
2219
2241
2242
2289
. 2296
2305
2150
2220
2300
2211
2226
2232
2244
2264
2270
926
2374
2387
2402
2313
2573
ENDORSEMENTS
Well No .
Delaney-Tunnell No . 23
Thomas No . 88-X
Delaney-Tunnell No . 11-X
Canfield No . 18
Cal-Trust No . 15
Delaney-Tunnell No . 21-X
Canfield No . 28-X
Delaney-Tunnell No . 22
Cal -Trust No . 17
Thomas No . 87
Delaney-Tunnell No . 12
Waite-Br adley No . 81
Fortune Br adley No . 33- 5
Fortune Bradley No . 13-5
Fortune Br adley No . 22-5
Fortune Br adley No . 12-5
Fortune Bradley No . 31-5
Fortune Bradley No . F-11-5
Fortune Bradley No . F-10-5
Bradley No . 2
Br adley No . 5-1
Fortune-Bradley No . 5-4
Fortune-Bradley No . 5-5
Fortune-Bradley No . 5-6
Bradley Lands Unit 6-1
Bradley Lands Unit 6- 2
In the Matter of Presentation of ''Good ~villy'' Scroll from W. C.
Wilki nson , Public Relations Director, Goodwill I ndustri es of Souther n Califor ni a .
Mr . Wi lkinson made subj ect pr esent ation to the Board as an expressi on
of appr eciation for County support on rehabilitation services , on- the- job
training , reemployment, and assisting in people getting i nto vocational trades
and off the wel fare rolls .
The Chairman accepted this t oken of appreciati on and t hanked Mr .
Wilkinson for his presentation.
Notice from C lif. In the Matter of Notice from California Senate Local Government
Senate Local o~t.
Comn.re Publi Committee on Public Hearing December 7-8 , 1970 at Sacramento on Premature Sut-
Hearin& in Sa ramento
on Pre- divisions (SB 395-Walsh & SR-326 Alqui st & Nejedly) .
mature subdivisions.
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November 23, 1970
Upon motion of Supervisor Gra1 t , seconded by Supervisor Tunnell , and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, a d the same is
hereby, referred t o the Courty Counsel and Planning Di.rector for report back
to the 3oard.
Allowance of Positi ns, In the Matter of Allowar.ce of Positions , DisallowaDce of Positions,
Disallowance & Fixi I
of Compensation for and Fixing of Compensation for Mo ~1thly Salaried Positions . (Effective
Monthly Salaried
Positions. / December 1, 1970 , Merit Increases and other Personnel Actions) ,
Fixing Compensation
for monthly Salari d
Positions; Laguna C
San. District.
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Settin& Maint. of
Co.Depts.
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Ord. #2137.
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Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, s econded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO . 70-714
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FIL~)
In the Matt er of Fixing Compersation f or Monthly Salaried Positions
for Laguna County Sanitation District . (Effective December 1, 1970) .
Upon moti on of Supervisor Tunnell , seconded by Supervisor Callahan,
and carried unani mous l y, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLU.TION NQ 70-715
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Setting Fort h Mai ntenance of Certain Employees ,
Furnished f or t he Berefit of t he County . (Effective December 1, 1970, Fire
Department, Santa Barbar a ard Sant a Maria Hospitals, Juvenile Hall , La Morada
Girl ' s Residence, Los Prietos Boys ' Camp, Parks , Cachuma , County Grounds,
Veterar ' s Memorial Bui ldi ngs) .
RESOLUTION No . 70- 716
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In t he Matter of Ordinance No . 2137 - An Or dinance of the County
of Santa Bar bara Amending Section 6 of Ordinance No . 2128 , as Amended , being
the Salary Ordinance of the County of Santa Bar bara .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell , and
c arried unanimously, t he Board passed and adopted Ordinance No . 2137 of the
County of Santa Barbar a , entitled ''An Or di nance of the County of Santa Barbara
Amending Section 6 of Ordinance No . 21 , as Amended, being t he Salary Ordinance
of t he County of Santa Bar bar a . " (Principal Admi nistrative Analyst,
Range 84) .
Upon the r oll being called the following Supervisors voted Aye, t o-wit:
Appt. of Ad Hoc Ce
to Study Methods of
Fundn& Implemtna
Bikewaya.
George H. Clyde, J oe J . Cal lahan , Daniel G. Grant, and Curtis Tunnell .
NOES: None .
ABSENT: Francis H. Beattie .
In the Matter of Appoi ntment of Ad Hoc Committee to Study Methods
of Funding and Implementing Bikeways Presently Part of the County General Plan .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
c arried unanimously , it is ordered t hat an ad hoc c ommittee be , and the same
is hereby , appointed t o study and report t o the Board methods of funding and
implementing bikeways tha t are now part of t he County General Plan f or Bikeways
and amendments t hereto, as recommended by Supervisor Grant, i ncluding the
following:
Administrative Officer
County Courisel
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R.econm.of
.Admin.Officer
to Cancel
Centract with
Mund,McLaurin
&tee.Ins.Consu t.
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Road Commissioner
Planning Director
Parks Director
November 23, 1970
In the Matter of Recommendation of Administrative Officer to Cancel
Contract with t he Firm of Mund, McLaurin & Company, Insurance Consultants for
Analysis of County's I nsurance Program.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the contract between the County of Santa
Barbara and the firm of Mund, McLaurin & Company, Insurance Consultants, dated
April 11, 1969 , to make a thorough fact-finding analysis of the County ' s entire
insurance program be, and the same is hereby, cancelled, effective forthwith,
as recommended by the Administrative Officer .
It is further ordered that, inasmuch as the consultant failed to comply
with the time schedule and has not made any requests for extension or satisfactory
explanation for the delay for delivery of the report, the recommendation to
return said report to the co ~s ultant ~'1ithout making the $2, 500 payment fur services
rendered be, and the same is hereby, confirmed.
Authorizn1 In the Matter of Authorizing Chairman and Clerk to Execute ''Notice of
Chairman ~ Cl rk
te Execute Terminati on of Agreement as to Confinement of Female Prisoners" between Santa
Terminatien o
Acreemt re Barbara County and Ventura County.
Cenfinemt. of
Female Prison rs Upon motion of Supervisor Grant , seconded by Supervisor Tunnell , and
btw S.B.Co. ~
Ventura -co. carried unanimously, it is ordered tha t the Chairman and Clerk be, and they are
I hereby, authorized a.rd directed to execute a ' 'Notice of Termination of Agreement
Appointmt. of
Representativ s
to Addiction
Drug Abuse Co
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as to Confinement of Female Prisoners'' between Santa Barbara County and Ventura
County, dated May 27, 1968 , with transfer of female sentenced prisoners into
new Santa Barbara County j ail effective on or before February 1, 1971.
It is further ordered that County Counsel be, and he is hereby,
authorized and directed to proceed with nullification of Superior Court Order
No . 81600, dated March 5, 1968 , designating Ventura County as the place of
confinement of Sant a Bar bara County sentenced female prisoners .
In the Matter of Appoi ntment of Representatives to Addiction and
Drug Abuse Commission .
Communic at ~ ons were received for appointment to subject commission,
as follows:
rl) Sheriff - I nspector Peter J . Zanella.
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County Health Officer - Frank Cline, Jr . , M. D. , Deputy Health
Officer .
Chief Probation Officer - John Fuller, Delinquency Prevention
Officer.
Presiding Judge of Superior Court - Superior Court Judge
Arden T. Jensen.
Upon motion of Supervisor Callahan, seconded by Supervisor Tun.nell ,
and carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is
hereby, continued to Monday, November 30, 1970, when a full board is expected
t o be present .
Autherizing Chairma
Clerk to Execute
Addendum te Agreemt
btw S.B.Co. Trans
america Title Ina.
Ce. re Extensien
of Cathedral Oak
ltd. I
First Readn& ef Ord
Adoptn1 Unif erm
Bldg, Pl1mbn1, Elec ,
Mech. Heus in& Ced a.
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lnvitatien frem L.A Ce.
Bd. ef Sup. te join
Req. for Spec.Sessi n
of Legis. te secure
lmmed.Actien en
Preperty Tax Iteferm
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Cnnnunicatien from
State Dept. of Wate
Resurces on Dams
subject te State
Jurisdictien. /
Recenn. ef Admin.
Officer te Fill
Vacant Poaitiens.
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November 23, 1970
In the Matter of i\uthorizing Chairman ard Clerk to Execute Addendum
to Agreement dated August 19, 1970 between Santa Barbara County ar d Trans america
Title Insurance Company upon Receipt of Executed Copies from Trans america
in CoLnection with Extension of Cathedral Oaks Road, Project No . 3026 .1,
Th~rd Supervisorial District .
Miss Susan Trescher, Deputy County Counsel, explained that the
Southern California Edison Company does not adversely oppose this form of
easement but a suggested change is acceptable to Transamerica , from a grant
of eqsement subject to a condition, to a form of grant with an exception to
the right to install overhead utilities . The actual grant will be forthcoming
from Transamerica with the amendment in several weeks
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Chairman and Clerk be, and they
are hereby, authorized and directed to execute an Addendum to an Agreement
{dated August 19, 1970) between Santa Barbara County and Transamerica Title
Company on subject matter, upon receipt of fully executed copies from Trans -
ameri ca .
In the Matter of First Reading of Ordinan~e Adop:ing Uniform
Building, Plumbing, Electrical, Mechanical and Housing Codes, Latest Editions .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan,
and carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same
is hereby, continued to Monday, November 30, 1970, at the request of County
Counsel .
In the Matter of Invitation from Los Angeles County Board of
Supervisors to Join in Request for Special Session of Legislature to Secure
Immediate Action on Property Tax Reform.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell,
and carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same
is hereby, placed on file .
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In the Matter of Communication from State Department of Water
Resources on Dams Subject to State Jurisdiction. , as it ef fects Subdi vis i ons.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell,
and carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same
is hereby, referred to the Planning Director, Public Works Director, and
Flood Control Engineer .
In the Matter of Recommendation of Administrative Officer to Fill
Vacant Positions for Various Departments .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell,
and carried unan imously, it is ordered that the recommendation of the
Administrative Officer to fill v arious v acant positions in the Cour ty be,
and the same is hereby, confirmed, effective forthwith or as otherwise
indicated, as fo l lows:
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Health Department - General Fund:
Position:
Position:
Position:
Position:
Senior Steno Clerk, #150 . 6660.01
Intermediate Typist Clerk, #150. 3400 .02
Community Aide, #150.1670.02
Deputy Health Officer, #150 . 2180 .03
Data Processing - General Fund:
Position: Computer Operator, #66.1700.02
S. B. General Hospital - General Fund:
Position: Stationary Engineer, #159. 6620 .01
Probation - Juvenile Hall - General Fund:
Position: Assistant Group Supervisor, #103 . 0640
Santa Maria Hospital - General Fund:
Position: Hospital Attendant, #160. 3200 .15
Auditor-Controller - General Fund:
Position:
Position:
Account Clerk, #05 . 0020. 04, - . 08
Extra Help
(Blanket approval for extra help employees
awaiting full - time employment and for extra
help in updating vacation and sick leave
records for new payroll system. )
Fire Department - General Fund :
Position: Extra Help
(Blanket approval for any safety member
pos itions as they become vacant . )
Plann ing Department - General Fund:
Position: Extra Help
(Request one extra help position for work on
Pub:ic Services Allocation Study, effective
December 1, 1970 . )
Welfare Department - General Fund:
Position:
Position:
Position:
Eligibility Worker, #155. 2608 .60
Community Aide, #155. 6520 . 05
Eligibility Worker Trainee, #155 . 2612 .33
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Authrn& 1-Ye r In the Matter of Authorizing the One-Year Extension of Agreement
Extensien ef
A&reemt. btw between the County of Santa Barbara and Santa Barbara Community Action Commission
et S.B. ic S.B
Community Act en for County Payment of $500 . 00 Per Month for Operation under the Economic Opportunity
Coiw. re Paym
for Oper. und r Act of 1964 during FY 1970- 71 .
Econ.Opport. ct
of '64.
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Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Callahan, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the recommendation of the Administrative
Officer to authorize a one-year extension of the Agreement, dated July 22, 1968
and extended on July 22, 1969 between the County of Santa Barbara and Santa
Barbara Community Action Commission for County participation and payment to the
Commission of $500 . 00 per month for operation under the Economic Opportunity Act
of 1964 be, and t he same is hereby, confirmed, .for FY 1970- 71 , commencing
July 1, 1970 and ending June 30, 1971; the Executive Officer of the Commission
having approved subject extension.
It i s furt her ordered that the County Auditor be, and he is hereby,
authorized and directed to draw his warrant at this time for payment of the
$500 .00 per month contribution for the months of July, August, September, October
and November, 1970, to bri ng the payments uptodate .
Kecena. of Admin.
Off. te continue
C.urt Hetae Securit
Services until appr x.
Jen. 15, 1971.
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Autheriznc Pat. ef
Extra Werk Claim fr m c: Sanchez ~ Sen, I c.
fer Santa Ynez Airp rt
Read Pre.
(
Appreal ef Plana
~Specs. fer KemGdelnc
ef Ce.Ceurt
Reuse Annex.
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November 23, 1970
In the Matter of Recommendation of Administrative Officer that
Court House Security Services be Continued until Approximately January 15, 1971.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant , seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried unanimously , i t is ordered that the reconnnendation of the Administrative
Officer, following a review of the requirements and upon unanimous
request of the Judges of the Superior Court, to continue the Court House
security services until approximately January 15 , 1971 be, and the same is
hereby , confi rmed.
It is further order ed that the Purchasing Agent be, and he is hereby ,
authorized and directed to obtain bids from detective agencies interested in
providing this servi ce, and that the award be made by the Board following
receipt of the bids .
In the Matter of Authorizing Payment of ~xtra Work Claim from
c. Sanchez and Son, Inc . against the County of Santa Barbara for Santa Ynez
Airport Road Project No . 3027 . 2, as Amended , from $728 . 31 to $450 . 00 .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried u1'"'animously, it is ordered that the recommendatior1 of the County
Counsel, Public Works Director , and Road Commission to aut orize the Cou'ty
Auditor to make payment of an extra work claim from C. Sanchez and Sor , Inc.
against the Cou ty of Santa Barbara for Santa Ynez Airport Road Project
No . 3027. 2, as amended' y decreasing from the original amount of $728 .31 to
$450 . 00
~e , and the same is herety , confi~'1lled
C. SaTchez & Sor., I c . gave formal notice ~y Jetter dated November
20, 1970 , in agreement to said modification of claim fiJed on October 13, 1970.
In the Matter of Approval of rlans and Specifications for Remodeling
of t he County Luilding (Court House Annex) Located at 118 East Figueroa Street,
Santa Barbara .
Norman H. Caldwell, Director of Public Works, explained that the
long range planwill be to convert the building completely to a Municipal
Courts :Bui lding in two pJ-,.ases , the major step being in the first phase . Because
of t he structure of the building , the only place for ~vo large courtrooms
is on the seco d floor . The District Attorney ' s offices will be left in t his
buildi ng after the first phase but t he space will be changed around . T~e
other department to be left in t he building l;vill :.,e Mu,. icipal Court.
Superior Court Judge Joseph T. Lodge made a presentation, explaining
the tremendous increase in case load . In analyzing the statistics, it is
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noted that they are working harder with a heavier case load per judge than
Los Angeles Coun.ty, ar d have had to bring in other judges from time to time .
Also , the increase is not from Isla Vista cases .
Judge Lodge pointed out t he need for four court s instead of the
three, as another place will be needed for another judge. They are even using
space in t he baseme t of the tuilding, so whatever space can ie utilized will
help during the construction p~ase .
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November 23, 1970
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and .
carried unanimous l y, it is or dered tha t Thursday, December 17, 1970, at 3
o ' clock, p .m. be, and t he same is hereby, set as t he date and time for t he
opening of bids on "Remodeling of The County Buil ding, 118 East Figuer oa
Street, Sant a Bar bar a" (Court House Annex), and that notice be given by publication
i n t he Santa Barbara News-Press, a newspaper of general circul ation, as
follows, t o wit:
bids for -
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Notice is hereby given that t he County of Sant a Barba r a will receive
''Remodeling of The Courity Buil ding, 118 East Fi gueroa , Santa Barbara,
California''
Each bid will be in accordance with drawings and specifications
approved by the Board of Supervisors and on file in the OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT
OF PUBLIC WORKS, COUNTY ENGINEERING BUILDING, 123 EAST ANAPAMU STREET, SANTA
BARBARA, CALIFORNIA, WHERE THEY MAY BE EXAMINED . Prospective bidders may
secure copies of s aid drawings and specifica tions from t he OFFICE OF THE
ARCHITECT, CHARLES K. SCHMANDT ARCHITECTS, 100 WEST MICHELTORENA STREET, SANTA
BARBARA, CALIFORNIA 93104, upon depositing $40 .00 for each set of documents ,
which deposit will be returned if s aid drawings ar d s pecifications are retur ned
complete and i n good condition to t he offices of the Pr chitect within ten (10)
days af ter t he opening of the bids .
Pursuant t o the provisions of Section 1773 of the Labor Code of the
State of California (Amended by Statutes 1968, Chapter 699 , Paragraph 1, opercrtive
July 1 , 1969) the Board of Supervisors of t he County of SaP t a Barbara has
directed t he publishing of t he prevai l i ng r ate of wages with a copy of the
s ame being on file at the office of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors .
EACH BID SHALL BE MADE OUT ON A FORM TO BE OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OF
THE ARCHITECT; shall be accompanied by a certified or cashier ' s check or bid
bor d f or ten (10) percent of the amount of the bid , made payable to the or der
of the Treasurer of Sant a Barbar a County, Sant a Barbar a , California ; shall be
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sealed an.d received i n the Office of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of
Sant a Barbara County, County Administration Buil ding, 105 East Anapamu Street,
Sant a Barbar a , California , 93104, on or before 3:00 P .M. on the 17th day of
December, 1970, and will be opened and publ icly read aloud at 3:00 P.M. of the
day i n t he Board of Supervisors ' Conference Room l ocated on t he 4th floor of
the Sant a Barbar a County Administration Building .
The above mentioned check or bond shall be given as a guar antee that
the bidder will enter into the contract if awarded to him and will be declared
forfeited if the successful bidder refuses to enter i nto s aid contract af t er
being requested so to do by t he Board of Supervisors of s aid County .
The Board of Supervisors of Sant a Barbara County reserves the right
t o reject any or al l bids or waive any i nf ormality i n a bid.
No bidder may withdraw his bid f or a period of t hirty (30) days af t er
the date set for the opening thereof .
Dat ed November 23 , 1970
J . E. LE\vIS (SEAL)
Petitien frem Prope ty
Owners - Residents f
Alendra Dr. - Other
Pretestn& Illesal
Motercycle Ridin& o
Se.Pac.IUl Ri&ht-
f-Way. 11
Novemter 23, 1970
In the Metter of Petition from Property Owr.ers and Residents of
Alondra Drive and Ot her Street Protesting I l legal Mot orcycle Riding on
Southern Pacific Ra i l r oad Right-of Way, Third Supervisorial District .
A petition was filed with the Board, and r ead by the Clerk, from
Carl O. Wanless and 21 ot her property owners protesting the illegal motorcycle
riding on t he right-of-way of the Southern Pacific Railroad in the
Goleta area , being property owners and residents of Alondra Drive and other
streets bordering the area . Riders are becoming a public nuisance, disturbing
the peace, and create a great deal of dust, noise and smoke . They
are del iberatel y violating the law in three ways, which were itemized; i . e .
California Penal Code 369-G; Sant a Barbara County Ordinance No . 2107, , and
posting of 26 ''No Trespassing" signs between Fairview Avenue and the S. P .R.R.
by Special Agent in Goleta depot on October 29, 1970.
Mrs . Wanless appeared and stated there is another area in the
Magnolia Shopping Center out to El Camino School that is havi ng this trouble.
Captain Joel Honey of the Criminal Division of the County Sheriff ' s
Department stated he was contacted by Mrs . Wanless on November 16, 1970.
He proceeded to send out a memorandum, which he read to the Board in full,
to the mor ni ng and afternoon patrol shifts, on the s ame date . He had officers
out there this weekend also .
During the ensuing discussion about the need to find an area to
allow this activity i n a legal manner, it was stated that this had been
referred to the Planni ng Department, and the Planning Director said they are
working on a l and use proposal, and they should find a site that will solve
the problem.
However , the big problem appears to be the matter of getting the
cycles and bikes to the sites or locations . There will be a hearing set
about conditional use permit or var~ance types 0f district s, but this is
only part of the answer . There has to be an applicant to have r ace tracks
on private property.
Another area in which there is difficulty i n enforcing the l aw is
the western side of Hope Ranch i n More Mesa. Supervisor Grant pointed out
that ,permission had been granted by the landowner at More Mesa t o use the
property for model airplane activity .
It was pointed out that many of the bikes are not licensed and
County Ordinance No . 2107 should be enforced .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell,
and carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same
is hereby, referred to the Sheriff to continue with his program of surveillance
on subject matter and to enforce County Ordinance No . 2107, including the
issuance of citations .
It is further ordered that the Planning Department and Planning
Commissi on proceed to attempt to find a suitable location through coordination
with property owners f or such motorcycle activity
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Prepesal ef
Paul Relis re
Cenm. te Rest
Gen.Plan
Zenin& West e
Ellweod. I
dy
Ord. #2138
Amendn& S.B.
Ce.Cede te
Delete Certai
Exemptiens te
Transient Occ p.
Tax.
Present. by
Dr.Jen Wheatl y
ef Isla Vista
Cemm.Ceun.
Matters.
November 23, 1970
In the Matter of Proposal of Peul Relis that Committee be Formed to
Restudy the General Plan and Zoning West of Ellwood.
Subject communication was received by the Board and read by the Clerk,
that until such a committee is engaged in the study and has presented its
results, that no further development be considered in the a~ea .
A communication from the Santa Barbara County Farm Bureau was also
received by the Board and read by the Clerk, and submitted names of some
property owners who would serve on such a committee .
H. H. Divelbiss, Planning Director, pointed out that with the growing
interest in the general plan to reex~mine plans, they have started putting
together a possible project . Staff time is going to be a very important factor
as this takes a lot of time and study ; and there is the matter of priorities
in the different areas of the County. It is hoped to have a synopsis on the
matter at the beginning of the year as to how much time it will take, and the
scope of the problem. Many agencies such as water districts, school districts,
sewer districts, roads, parks, and public utilities have been worki ng on the
plan for several years .
The reactivation of a citizen' s committee will be required. A det
ailed.in-depth analys is is involved in the study aid will require consultant
servi ces .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell , and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is
hereby, referred to the Planning Commission and Planning Director for submission
of a report and recommendation sometime in January 1971
In the Matter of Ordi nance No . 2138 - An Ordinance Amending the Santa
Barbara County Code to Delete Certain Exemptions to Transient Occupancy Tax .
William P. Gawzner, Secretary of the Greater Santa Barbara Hotel Motel
Association, submitted a communication with.a suggestion that Section 32-13 of
the County Code (Ordinance 1570) regarding exemptions to transient occupancy
tax be changed.
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried unanimously, the Board passed and adopted Ordinance No . 2138 of the
County of Santa Barbara , entitled "An Ordinance Amending the Santa Barbara
County Code to Delete Certain Exemptions to Transient Occupancy Tax. "
Upon the roll being called, the following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit: .
George H. Clyde, Joe J . Callahan, Daniel G. Grant, and Curtis Tunnell .
NOES: None .
ABSENT: Curtis Tunnell .
In the Matter of Presentation by Dr . Jon Wheatley of tl:'e Isla Vist a
Community Council on Isla Vista Matters .
Dr . Jan Wheatley made a presentation by reading from a written report .
One point raised that money raised in a community such as Isla Vista should
be spent i n and for that community . The important point is that Isla Vista
should begin to get value for its t ax dollars .
November 23, 1970
Dr. Wheatley ' s first recommendation is for a change of point of
view rather than specific legislation. He suggested the Board drop its
view held previously that Isla Vista is just another bit of the County,
different from Solvang,only i n location. Isla Vista has special zoning designed
for and used only in Isla Vista, there have been special curfews,
special police attention, etc . Isla Vista is very different from the rest of
the county . It has higher density giving what is really an urban environment,
it has an atypical age mix, housing is primarily rented rather than owneroccupied,
the lots are smaller than elsewhere, etc . Isla Vista is unique
in the County and needs corresponding treatment .
The ''SR'' zoning ordinances should be rewritten due to local experience
and the various reports made lately or to be made on Isla Vista .
This should be done on the basis of detailed consultation with the IVCC Peace
Commission. The most obvious area for immediate change is i n the soundproofing
requirements on new apartment construction . Also , as a consequence of high
density living, much more money must be provided for street clearing and
general cleanup than is presently available from the special assessment for
the Isla Vista Sanitary Distr ict . Also, street lighting must be improved.
Isla Vista has the highest crime rate in the County; it has a very
heavy pedestrian and bicycle traffic with inadequate street lighting .
Dr. Wheatley's second recommencation is that the Board recognize
IVCC as its primary advisory board i n Isla Vista; and that it pay Councilmen
and the Commissioners appointed by the Council, and provide a budget for
normal running expenses of the Council . One of the main troubles with the
Council so far has been that Councilmen have had to e arn their living as well
as work on the Council . To be an effective Secretary-Treasurer is a fulltime
job . The same applies to at least two of the present jobs as Commissioners .
If these jobs remain unpaid, they cannot be properly done .
The third recommendation is that the County purchase not only Perfect
Park but the whole area not now bui lt on from Pardall to the top of the loop;
that the County develop and maintain this property as an interconnecting set
of parks . Perfect Park enjoys so much use that it is almost impossible to
grow gr ass . The money is available - it lies i n unaccounted- for school
taxes going back some years . .
Dr . Wheatly concluded by making a further general recommendation
which can be implemented at no cost . There is nothi ng insurmountable about
Isla Vista or its problems - they are just highly challenging. Isla Vista
is an urban area smack in the middle of a ~argely rural county, and that makes
for interesting problems . This last makes it a model for university towns
all over the United States .
For the Board of Supervisors t o preside over some really enlightened
policies developed in Isla Vista and for Isla Vista is surely an enormous
challenge, having all the rewards that meeting such a challenge successfully
involves .
Di scuss ion ensued as t o who 'tlould replace Dr . Wheatley on the IVCC
as official liaison 'tlitb. t he Board . It was mentioned that there is the high
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Claims.
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Requests for
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November 23, 1970
imagination and difficulty in dealing with idealism. !here will be radi ~ al
happenings because they are uptried or experimented with.
~ Itwas suggested by Supervisor Grant that perhaps the County Cour sel
could explore some special iegislation in SacrameDto to recognize this to free
Isla Vista from the stereotyped County level, more of a self- rule. One of
the basic problems, however, is coming up with a plan that the legislators will
listen to . There might be some unique approaches that ~uld be appealing.
Leslie Baird from the Isla Vista Association said the community of
Isla Vista owes ? great deal to Dr .Wheatly and complimented him on his efforts .
Upon moti9n of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is
hereby, referred to County Counsel in coordination with Administrative Officer
and other department s to cooperate with the Isla Vista Community Council to
explore and prepare appropriate special legislation to provide some type of
self- rule local governmeQt for the community in some form or another, and
report back to the Board 't'lith recommendations .
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The Board recessed until.2 .' clock, Em
At 2 o ' clock, p .m., the Board reconvened .
Present: Supervisors George H. Clyde, Joe , J . Callahan,
Daniel G. Grant 1 and Curtis Tunnell, and
J . E. Lewis 2 Clerk;
Supervisor Clyde iQ the Chair
In the Matter of Allowance of Clair{is .
Upon motion, duly seconded, and carried unanimou$ly, it is ordered
that the ~ol l owing claims be, and the same are hereby allowed, each claim for
the amount and payable out ot the fund designated on the face of each claim,
respectively, to-wit:
. .
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of Funds .
(SEE CLAIMS LIST ON PAGE 315)
Upon the roll being called, the following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
George H. Clyde, Joe J . Callahan, Dani el G. Grant, and Curtis Tunnell
NOES: None . . '
ABSENT: Francis H. Beattie
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In the Matter of Requests for Appropriation, Cancetlation or Revision
, . .
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, .seconded by Supervisor Tunnell, and
carried unanimously, the following requeats for appropriation, cancellation or
revision of funds are hereby approved, in the budget classifications and amounts
shown, and the Auditor be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to make
the necessary transfers:
315
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Majectic Trac
-Annex. of Wal r
Park-Majectic
Tract.Resolut-
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Fermn& " Esta
Spec. Lightn&
Zene #1 in Ce.
Serv. Area #5.
Waller ParkMaj
ectic Trac
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November 23, 1970
SUMMARY OF REQU:.STS FOR TR.A,NSFER OF FUNDS
Public Works Departmert - Veterars Memorial Building
Request transfer of $374 .05 from 185 C 1 to 185 B 9 to cover
cost of repairs to three lawnmo~iers and one edger . Amount
originally budgeted in C-1 account to purchase new mower.
which is not now needed.
Sheriff - Detention Facilities
Request deviation of funds to purchase equipment for new jail
as follows:
1 Acme Visible Flex- o- line i ndex
1 Reel type power lawnmower
1 Floor buff er
Additional. funds are not required
Sheriff - Detention Facilities
Request transfer of $1,100 from Appropiation for Cortingencies
and approval of deviation of funds to purchase the following
equipment for new jail:
1 Double drawer f i le card cabi net
2 Super Sealmast er with work t ables
4 Rolls - polyethylene tubi ng
1 Stock pot with flat cover - 80 qt.
1 Stock pot with flat cover - 60 quart
2 Dollies for St ock Pot, metal, heavy duty
7 Clothes t rees with 4 hooks, wood
1 Bogan CHS 35 Amp . & 1 Electrovoice
1 No . 623 Microphone with s t and
Sheriff - Detention Facilities
Request deviation of funds to purchase dry cleani~g equipment
for new j ail facility . Additional funds are not requested .
Auditor-Controller
Request transfer i n the amount of $7,000 from 5 A 1 Regular
Salaries to 5 A 4 Extra Help and/or Labor .
In t he Matter of Hearing on Proposed Annexation of Waller ParkMaj
es tic Tract to County Service Area No . 5, Fifth Supervisorial District .
This bei ng the date and time set for hearing on subject proposal; the
Affidavit of Publication, the Affidavit of Posting, and Proof of Mailing bei ng
on file with the Clerk;
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CoIIllilunications were received and read by the Clerk from Mrs . Morris
Osborn and John Simpson of Santa Mari a protesting the street light installation
as the notice to property owners affected does not mention cost to the property
owners, etc .
There being no further appearances or written statements submitted
for or against subject proposal;
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
In the Matter of Annexation of Waller Park-Majestic Tract to County
Service Area No. 5 .
RESOLUTION NO . 70- 717
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE)
In the Matter of Forming and Establishing Special Lighting Zone No . 1
in County Service Area No . 5 , Waller Park-Majestic Tract, Fifth Supervisorial
District .
Hearns on Prepesed
Annex. of Park View
Subdiv. " Tract
#11,089.
Annex. ef ParkTiew
Subdiv. " Tract
#11,089 te Ce.Serv.
Area #5 Reselutien.
Fermnc " Estab. Spe
Li&htng Zene #2 in
Ce.Serv.Area #5,
Parkview Subdiv. "
Tract #11,089.
Hearn& en Appeal f
Mra.C.J.Loyer, Jr.
from Plann.CIND.
Rece111111. for ApprOTa
ef Cend.Except. fer
90-Day Use ef Trail r
Santa Ynez Valle)j
November 23, 1970
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, secor ded by Supervisor Grant ,
and carried ur animously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLUTION NO . 70- 718
(ORIGINAL IN PERMP.NENr FILE}
In the Matter of Hearing on Proposed Annexation of Park Vie"w'
Subdivision and Tract #11,089 to County Service Area No . 5, Fifth
Supervisorial District.
This being the date and time set for hearing on subject proposal;
the Affidavit of Publication, Affidavit of Posting, and Proof of Mailing
being on file with the Clerk;
Comr:nunicatior.s were received from Elwin E. Mussell and John L.
Mussell protesting proposed annexation as the land owned by them is open
land and has not been developed and would not benefit from proposed annexation.
There being no further appearances or written statements submitted
for or against subject proposal;
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell; seconded by Supervisor Grant,
and carried unani mously, the following resolution was passed and adopted:
In the Matter of Annexation of Parkview Subdivision and Tract
#11,089 to County Service Area No . 5 .
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RESOLTUION NO . 70-719
(ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE2 -
In the Matter of Forming and Establishing Special Lighting Zone
No . 2 in County Service Area No . 5, Parkview Subdivision and Tract #11 ,089,
Fifth Supervisorial Di strict .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant,
and carried unanimously; the following resolution was passed and adopted:
RESOLl.IT ION NO . 70-720
{ORIGINAL IN PERMANENT FILE2
In the Matter of Hearing on Appeal from Mrs . C. J . Loyer, Jr .
.
(70-V- 56) from Planning Commission Recommendation for Approval of Conditional
Exception for 90- Day Period to Use Trailer as Permanent Dwelling on Property
Located Approximately 1,320 Feet Westerly of Ballard Canyon Road and 1 . 7 Miles
Northerly of Chalk Hill Road, Santa Ynez Valley .
This being the date and time set for hearing on s ubject proposal ;
the Affidavit of Publication being on file with the Clerk;
A letter was received from Mrs . Charles J . Loyer, Jr . requesting
the withdrawal of their appeal from the Board agenda as the problem has been
solved.
Mr. and Mrs . Ed;qard W. Rife submitted a letter, which was read by
the Clerk, to the effect that the use of trailers should be limited to established
trailer parks as set forth by county ordinance . The decision of the
Planning Commission should be withheld as the use of the trailer as a permanent
residence for C. J . Loyer, Jr . would be a detriment to the integrity of the
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3:1.7
318
Cont. Hearne.
on Appeal ef
Raymend E.
Spencer en
behalf of
P.A.Anderaen.
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November 23, 1970
area and lead to a general decline of the property nearby .
H. H. Divelbiss, Planning Director , gave the backgrourd on the matter,
stating that since filing the appeal , the appellants have been able to satisfy
the Building Department that this trailer is in fact constructed to meet
building code requirements .
Bruce Benedict, owner of 10 acres immediately east of the subject
property, stated that it wll always be a trailer, and the zoning restrictions
on the area do not allow them for permanent residents .
During the discussion, it was pointed out that this trailer ceases
to be one when it complies with all the requirements of a structure under the
building code . This would involve removal of the wheels , and placement of a
foundation underneath
While this would not be a bad looking structure when completed, it
might set a precedent for the area and others would not be as attr active
It was suggested that the Planning Department make a study on the
matter of converting trailers into permanent structures as there is a definite
trend in this direction.
J . Burchardi, property owner immediately south and west of this area
in question, said the conditional use permit was based on the occupants being
required to get a building permit before they can live in the trailer . How
can they have the electricity for conditional use without a building permit
being issued? There should be some method of policing or protection with the
trend of modular trailers moving in. The 5- acre agricultural lots do not lend
themselves to anyone making a living on them.
It was pointed out that the only permit given was for a permit for a
septic tank and power pole but there was none given for occupancy, so this
raises a question. It was pointed out that there is nothing to prevent a person
from putting up a pole for watering stock on agricultural land so that is how a
permit could be issued for a temporary pole .
There being no further appearances or written statements submitted
for or against subject proposal:
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor TuPnell , and
carried unanimously , it is ordered that subject matter be, and the same is hereby,
removed from the agenda at the request of the appellant .
In the Matter of Continued Hearing on Appeal of Raymond E. Spencer on
behalf of P. A. Andersen from Planning Commission Denial of Request for Condi-
tional Exception and Side Yard Adjustment on Property at 1185 Anderson Lane,
Goleta (70-V- 44)
This being the date and time set for the continued hearing on subject
proposal;
H. H. Divelbiss, Planning Director, pointed out the_ property from a
transparency in the More Mesa area of Goleta Valley . Parcel ''A'' has an existing
8-unit apartment building on the property which contains 32,000 square feet
proposed to be created by this particular lot split . This was acted upon by
the Subdivision Committee and pending the variance to create a parcel with 8
units on it rather than the normal size single family residential type of parcel
The lot split was approved subject to the variance, and the Planning Commission
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November 23, 1970
denied the variance . Should the Board grant a variance, the lot split wil l
1 ' 1 a ~so ~e ~pprovcr .
~~e c:e~k read t~ ~ Zo .i~g ~~port of the Planni ng Coi1ls sicn dated
In Favor
' I Tli.er ~ \ 1: 1 J ,., . ~". c 11' .; ~ .!.. - e c11rr 1.t 1 an l '!.S e ~ s t '1e la-.d
being retained is currently planted in avocad?s Division of the property
will al low the applicant mor e time t o devote to the orc ~ ard .
2) The existing 8- unit building is legal non- c.-)nforming and complied
with all rules and regulations when bu' ilt .
3) A lot split may no~ be needed because a record of survey was
filed in 1955 . (County Counsel ruled that this did not legally constitute
a division. )
In Opposition
1) Residents in the area have consistently and emphatically
opposed any and al l pr ospective compr omises of t he diatrict zoning requirements
.
2) I ncreased density will encourage downgrading of zoni ng in the
area .
3) The pr oposed vision lines could be adjusted to allow t he required
area for the existing 8-unit building (approximately 160,000 sq . ft . ) .
4) The effect of appr oval would be t o rezone t he pr operty t hrough
t he lot split procedure
5) Anderson Lane is a narr ow (25 feet) private road maintained by
pr operty owners . I ncreased density will create a traffic hazard; be a
burden on t hese owners; encour age developers to downgrade the area ; and c ause
a problem because of the lack of sewers .
A communication was received and read by the Clerk from John M
Groebli, 5399 Derwin Lane, More Mesa, in opposition to granting the appeal .
A petition cont a i ni ng 20 signatures was received and read by the
Clerk, in favor of granting the lot split , variance, conditional exception
and side yard adjustment on t he following grounds:
1) Mr . Ardersen has a valid legal non-conf orming use for t he
parcel proposed t o be divided for apart ment house pur pose and is entitled
to continue to use the property as such
2) The balance of the property is now being used for agricultural
uses .
3) That t o require a lot of 160,000 sqare feet as specified by
the Pl annin~ Commission would deprive Mr. Andersen of his property without
due process of law and would deny equal protection of the laws .
Attorney J ames R. Christiansen made a presentation on behalf of
the appellant, a d pointed to a colored map showing the location of the
property . Other maps were also filed with the Clerk .
He said that when this property was developed by Mr. Andersen for
this apartment house, the property was then A-1 zoning which was intended
es. a buffer zone between heavy i ndustrial and average residential . I n May
1955 a record of survey was recorded for this property; and Mr . Christiansen
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320
November 23, 1970
filed a copy of same with the Clerk. In using the various maps to give the
background, he said there is a valid lot existing for the apartment house,
although narrower and longer. An aeri al map filed with the Clerk showed the
existing line and the proposed lot split line . The contention is that there
is to be 160,000 square feet devoted to this apartment house and people in
opposition have been misled on this . He poi nted out the line that was established
in May of 1955 . Another line was established when Parcel .#2 was sold.
In requesting the adjustment in the lot lines as presently exists ,
he pointed out that the appellant has a valid , lawful , non- conforming use for
this property under due process . More land will be devoted to this apartment
house than previously exi sted . ~1r . Christiansen requested deletion from the
lot split committee recommendations the reference to an illegal condition.
The follo"tiing persons appeared on subject matter :
Paul MacDougall, resident of Rancho Del Ciervo Estates -
in favor of appellant ' s request
C. K. Dorwin, owner of 10 acres south of appellant ' s property -
while not in favor of the apartment house at the time it was
built , the appellant was within his rights to build accordi ng
to the existing zoning then, but the Board should determine
what s i ze it should be .
P . A. Andersen, the appellant - there are people who are in
favor of his proposal that could have been here today for
approval of this lot split .
c, E. Moser, residing at 1475 Anderson Lane - he feels the
32,000 square- foot area for t he apartment house is too small .
He is concerned ~'1 ith what "t-1ill happen when the ~.,hole area is
filled i n. Cons i deration must be givan to children playing
in the open area. The Planning Commission gave Mr . Andersen
several opportunities to submit a plan which would upgrade the
zoning and put in more footage, but this has never been
honored. It is up to the Board to decide what will be a
feasible amount of ground for the apartment house .
Bar bara Morrell, resident at 5311 Dorwi n Lane - people in the
area have built their homes with the understanding that it
would be one-half acre parcels . The children in the neighborhood
have to play in the street because of no frontage .
Mrs . Lester Spnds, residing at 5325 Derwin Lane - as a resident
in the area for 10 years, she is concer nad about the avocados
and doesnt want to see them destroyed.
Mrs . Donna Moser, residing at 1475 Andersen Lane - as an
architect- planner, she stated that there was to be no change
in the use of the land.
Mrs . Adeline Rohn of 1451 Andersen Lane - if the request is
approved, she wondered if they would still have and maintain
the one- half acre areas .
Attorney Christiansen referred to the building plans, a copy of which
was filed with the Clerk, that on the A-1 zoning, there is no lot size nor
setback except from the center line of the street . Also, the 41,000 square feet
\
General Electio
Nov. 3, 1970
Results.
November 23, 1970 320-A
is not shown on the assessor ' s map .
Raymond E. Spencer, Civil Engineer with U. S. Grant & Son, appeared
on behalf of Mr . Andersen, and referred t o the map of the January 1957 lot
split with the ''Z" engineering symbol . He said the person who had prepared
that map mentioned they were using this to show ownership . During his
explanati on, he said he felt that the line is still valid.
Attorney Christiansen referred to the County lot split ordinance
from 1955 to date . Prior to July 27 , 1955, there was no lot split requirement
'
on it . He again requested and received approval that all the documents including
maps and building plans filed with the Clerk be introduced into
evidence as a record of subject proceedi ngs .
Supervisor Grant pointed out that, according to the County Counsel ' s
office , this is a non- existing lot, so the Planning Commission was on sound
grounds when the request was denied. This should properly be a rezoning
matter for the 8- unit apartment house , but this would not be compatible with
t he zoni ng on the property .
There being no further appearances or wri tten statements submitted
for or against subject proposal;
Upon motion of Supervisor Grant, seconded by Supervisor Tunnell,
and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the appeal of Raymond E. Spencer
on behalf of P. A. Andersen from Planning Commission denial of the following
requests (70-V-44) on property described as a portion of Assessor ' s Parcel
No . 65- 250-12, located on the east side of Anderson Lane, approximately 500
feet southerly of Shoreline Drive known as 1185 Anderson Lane, Goleta Valley
be, and the same is hereby, denied, thereby reaffirming the action of the
Planning Commission to deny subject requests on the basis that to allow 8
unit s on 32,000 sq . ft . of land area is contrary to the spirit and intent
of t he 20-R- l District:
1) A Conditional Exception to allow an 8- unit, two- story legal
non- conforming apartment house to remain on a proposed parcel with an area
of 31,963 sq . ft . instead of 160,000 sq . ft . for eight (8) units .
2) An adjustment to allow a side yard setback of 13 .5 feet from
the proposed nor therly property line instead of the 15 feet required for a
two- story building .
In the Matter of Declaring the Results of the November 3, 1970
General Election.
J . E. Lewis, County Clerk, having been authorized by Resolution
No . 70 - 530 to canvass returns of the November 3 , 1970 General Election, and
J . E. Lewis, County Clerk having on the 19th day of November, 1970 , completed
said canvass in accordance with law;
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant,
and carried unanimously, this Board hereby declares the results of the
November 3, 1970 General Election to be as follo't'1S, to-wit:
(SEE LIST PAGE 320-B)
329-B
STATJ!MENT OP AJ.L VOTES CAST
AT THE
GENERAL ELECTION
HEJJ)
NOVBMBEI. 3, 1970
IN
36TH
ASSDOll.Y DISTRICT
IN
SANTA BARBARA
COUNTY
STATE or CALIFORNIA
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STATEMENT OF ALL V O T c~ CA~ T AT rHE GENERAL ELECTION NUVtMtltR .3 , 19 10 PAGt l
GOVERNOK. L f. C,OVE:RNOR StL. lJF ~ T ATE
REP OEM P/F A/I REP A/ I Gl:M P/ f A/I LtM P/ F KE:P
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PREC I NCT 001 297 185 103 4 4 189 6 97 2 6 1 33 2 150 - PREC I NCT 002 325 2 19 1 04 217 l 101 l 3 151 2 161
PRE CI NCT 003 292 137 142 3 4 142 5 13 4 2 6 173 3 101
PREC INCT 004 371 2 38 114 4 2 38 5 111 4 11 143 l 201
PREC INCT 005 257 117 127 6 5 120 7 12 1 2 s 152 4 86
PRt:CI NCT 006 334 13 4 1 81 9 l 133 6 180 4 10 Ll8 6 84
PREC I NCT 007 254 182 56 6 182 l So 8 3 12 8 166
PREC I NCT 008 336 201 122 4 3 224 l 10 1 0 7 138 7 178
PREC INl. T 009 256 183 64 4 1 188 2 56 5 5 75 6 1 61
PREC I NCT 0 10 425 22C 180 11 10 224 11 154 22 21 189 l c; 1 81
PREC I NCT 0 11 403 268 1 2 1 5 4 278 2 10 1 13 3 14 4 5 243
PREC I NCT 0 12 386 236 1 3 5 8 l 262 3 99 12 8 123 14 228
PRECI NCT 0 13 296 211 12 10 1 220 3 58 10 s 82 13 l d8
PRE:C INCT 0 14 2 72 171 91 3 4 184 4 76 5 8 1 07 3 146
PREC I NCT 0 15 422 266 140 6 2 279 3 116 13 10 160 9 231
PREC. I f\ICT 0 16 369 229 126 7 1 234 2 115 14 5 138 10 209
PRECI NCT 0 17 280 203 70 l 2 2 12 2 59 4 5 82 6 177
PREC INCT 0 18 3 85 267 104 7 l 281 4 89 7 b 133 5 234
PREC I NCT 0 19 463 250 180 19 5 263 2 146 33 7 189 2c; 2 14
PRE CINCT 020 473 286 174 5 4 298 8 146 11 20 Ll 2 c; Ll5
PREC I NCT 021 3 40 223 109 l 2 238 2 90 5 8 1 ~ 7 3 188
PREC I NCT 022 3 1 1 182 12 1 7 185 l 10 4 14 4 14 1 8 149
PREC INCT 0.23 408 229 163 8 3 245 4 143 12 7 189 16 189
PRl:C I NC l 024 4 06 .238 16 1 4 2. 251 7 139 5 13 l 75 l C 199
PREC I NCT 025 7 2 57 10 3 l ';) 7 l 11 l l 2 1 l 44
PRE CI NCT 026 108 75 21 2 3 78 24 5 5 30 t 67
PRE:C INCT 027 36L 2 49 110 262 4 94 8 13 J l LCd
PREC I NCT 028 357 227 117 6 2.53 2 89 7 d 139 8 190
PR t C. INCT 029 3 72 259 1 01 5 3 261 5 88 7 10 128 6 Ll 4
PR t CINCT 030 3 10 175 112 5 8 188 8 100 6 7 136 6 1 51
PRE:C I NCT 031 388 230 139 8 6 238 9 130 8 9 176 10 188
PREC l NC.T 032 438 2 79 146 6 l 301 2 118 10 7 144 6 2b&
PiEC INCT 033 418 256 142 12 3 210 4 117 19 7 l o 7 16 222
PREC I NCT 034 386 238 133 8 .246 2 12 1 10 2 165 9 199
PREC I NCT 035 302 168 126 4 176 3 112 4 l 148 2 133
PREC INCT 036 3~ 4 2 15 133 2 l 2 14 5 122 5 4 158 6 177
PREC INCT 037 393 259 117 3 4 267 3 112 10 148 2. 217
PREC INCT 038 3 35 220 1 04 4 3 230 l 91 9 11 152 0 1 54
PREC l NC.T 039 364 195 1 5 1 4 4 .2 15 6 129 1 b l7d 4 165
PREC I NCT 040 314 196 10 7 5 3 201 2 99 6 5 135 3 1 67
PREC I NCT 0 41 419 3 16 93 3 l 322 2 80 6 7 1 41 5 255
PREC I NCT 0 42 2 12 1 24 80 4 125 4 71 4 4 99 5 9 7
. PREC INCT 0 43 360 269 82 2. l 2 79 3 6 4 7 6 84 11 246
PREC I NCT 0 44 307 149 147 7 l 154 3 134 10 3 168 6 1 2.3
PREC INCT 045 291 198 82 3 4 207 3 74 2 9 l O'J 2. 169
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T 0 T Al SU t t, 1 ~ T l l 5223 5219 113 164 347 l207 1933
9435 234 ~83 1 +5 72 3 18 3 1 ") .
5TATEMENT OF ALL VOTES CAST AT THt GE:NERAL ELElT l uN t~OVEMcE:R 3 , 19/0 PAlL l.
~OVERNOR LT. lUVER,.,OR SE:L . Of !: TATE:
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PREC INCT 0 46 287 75 193 8 1 73 14 177 1 10 203 7 52
PRECINCT 047 298 109 175 7 2 116 7 15 7 10 14 203 7 o 7
PRECINCT 0 48 207 90 106 5 1 94 7 98 5 6 109 4 83
PREC INCT 049 270 73 183 5 2 86 6 159 6 b l 9 't 5 53
PRECINCT 050 286 74 205 5 77 6 192 5 7 221 5 46
. PRE:CINCT 051 192 3 7 136 7 l 42 2 118 11 ,j 14? 4 2.7
PREC INCT 052 3 43 1 0~ 221 6 l 112 8 185 11 6 226 7 80
PREC INCT 053 320 147 157 7 3 148 8 142 14 13 173 11 116
PRE:C INCT 054 267 72 174 1 5 66 4 172 12 2 l 8Y l (I !4
PR EC INCT 055 178 43 11 5 9 45 4 109 6 l 118 9 34
PRECINCT 056 215 l OC 106 4 3 l.05 5 93 5 7 112 6 81
PRECINCT 057 357 168 174 5 2 185 4 149 12 l 183 7 14':1
PRE:CINCT 058 389 243 132 6 2 2?6 4 110 14 7 167 15 192
PREC INCT 059 307 175 11 6 5 l 1 81 5 104 3 14 l4l 4 l,j7
PRECINCT 060 275 13S 123 l C 2 143 3 118 1 9 l ,j2 8 119
PREC INCT 061 240 141 92 3 2 1 51 l dO 3 7 9 7 6 116
PREC INCT 062 276 l 5b 1 04 4 3 171 5 dB 5 7 11~ 6 136
PRECINCT 063 354 178 162 1 3 106 7 145 11 1 171 l b 14~
PRECINCT 064 297 12 ; 149 13 l 135 3 130 19 3 144 14 121
PREC I NCT 065 226 130 89 2 l 136 3 80 3 2 93 3 122
PRECINCT 066 347 221 110 4 1 229 3 103 4 7 13! 4 189
PREC INCT 067 354 188 153 3 3 1 97 9 12 7 10 9 169 11 155
PRECINCT 068 364 26C 99 2 2 10 2 81 2 12 l .28 2 15
PRECINCT 069 271 19 l 84 193 4 70 4 9 102 1 l !3
PRECINCT 0 70 255 179 67 5 190 l 58 3 7 96 l 147
PRECINCT 0 71 325 221 86 3 2 225 5 d l 4 15 100 5 l 9C
PRECINCT 0 12 262 1 94 78 2 5 195 5 71 l 12 108 2. l"tb
PRECINCT 073 338 213 110 5 l 216 2 95 11 2 130 9 18L
PRtCINCT 074 324 201 1 01 2 l 209 7 96 5 13 141 3 1 ~5
PREC INCT 0 1 5 241 119 111 6 119 2 l Od 6 11 137 7 tl 4
PKECINCT 0 76 257 118 1.22 3 3 13 1 6 108 5 9 140 3 98
PH EC INCT 0 77 304 165 12 1 11 l 170 l 114 11 9 147 14 lL.2
PRECINCT 0 78 348 193 12.9 13 5 198 l 123 16 14 141 17 165
PR E:C INCT 0 79 309 153 143 9 l 1 5 7 5 126 11 3 158 l C 130
PREC INCT 080 338 191 131 6 3 193 9 122 5 9 161 t1 146
PRECINCT 081 274 172 94 2 l 177 3 87 3 lS l Od 7 137
PREC INCT 082 249 l Ol 128 9 3 99 5 127 13 7 143 8 8 l
PREC INCT 08J 221 8: 123 ti 3 87 4 111 12 5 136 11 59
PRtC INCT 084 306 11.: 180 5 2 115 4 160 14 9 185 1.3 62
PRECINCT 085 237 100 129 3 3 105 5 110 1.2 4 124 l l ~8
PREC INCT 086 230 74 148 8 2 74 9 133 14 9 160 12 48
PRECI NCT 087 271 164 98 5 1 165 2. 92 6 9 108 6 135
PREC INCT 088 289 92 181 12 ~8 3 108 10 3 203 lG 59
PREC INCT 089 258 113 133 5 l 125 4 114 10 4 148 9 f10
PRECINCT 090 288 129 149 4 3 125 6 136 11 1 2 165 ; 92
PRECINCT 091 302 134 1 5 7 4 4 140 5 146 10 10 188 7 9 1
PREC I NCT 092 3 49 147 188 I 2 151 2. 177 9 9 21L 4 11.2
PRE:C IN CT 093 284 146 12.3 6 2 155 2 106 11 4 155 t: 106
PREC I NCT 094 4 0 5 168 2 ll. 13 2 175 7 187 25 8 247 13 1 .26
PRt:C I NCT 095 477 31 1 146 4 1 326 5 133 7 7 204 8 .251
- PRE:C INCT 096 3o7 198 1 51 7 2 215 4 133 11 6 164 9 179
PRECINCT 09 / 388 235 139 3 6 250 6 124 6 8 169 6 203
PRECINCT 098 284 152 122 3 l 152 2 llo 3 3 154 2 117
, PRECINCT 099 294 130 151 4 4 145 4 138 4 8 184 4 9 7
, PREC INCT 100 350 19 c; 139 2 3 213 6 12.0 5 11 17l 5 151
PR EC INCT 101 350 2 1( 133 3 .226 2 112 4 5 144 6 184
PREC INCT 102 337 17.t: 148 7 l 190 5 1L9 5 6 174 I:. 145
PRECINCT 103 366 .21 ~ 133 2 5 233 2 12.:S 2 7 164 192
PREC INCT 104 304 148 l3b 4 5 160 8 122 5 8 16l J 121 PR EC INCT 105 327 1 55 160 6 166 8 139 11 13 .1&2 5 12.l
PKtCINCT 106 304 161 125 5 3 181 6 107 b 11 160 5 122
PRE CINCT 107 323 172 137 4 6 182 6 124 8 4 164 ' 142.
PRECINCT 108 498 382 1 0 7 3 2 390 5 93 5 14 163 9 301
PRECINCT 109 399 282 106 4 ;l03 l 85 4 l 141 2 245
PRtCINCT 110 355 164 179 5 l 165 4 164 13 4 195 12 l 3o
PRECI NCT 111 207 130 74 2 128 ~ 6 7 3 7 93 ~ 100
PRl:CINCT 112 433 261 15 1 9 l 272 5 129 10 7 l b2 11 tl5
PREC I NCT 113 285 173 104 3 l 173 3 96 6 11 125 l 14l.J
TOTAL SUP LJ I ST 2 , " 0864 9141 132 3 1 6 ?45 l )512 !681
l 0 8 12 3 74 l ~ 26 1 ~19 7 526 477
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5 TAT EME~ T Uf ALL VO TES tAST AT THI: GE~E:RA L El t LTI ON NUVLMUl:K ~ , 19 70 PAGt
GUVt:RNUi{ LT. GO vtRNiJR 5 t( . UF STATE
RlP DEM P/ F A/I RtP A/ 1 CEM P/F A/ I CEM P/ F KE:P
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PRE ClNCT 114 257 183 69 l l 194 2 56 2 6 9.3 1 54
PRECINCT 115 410 320 134 4 321 2 80 2 6 119 3 266
PRl:C INCT 116 304 193 105 . l 180 l 112 l b 146 l 143
PREC IN CT 117 383 299 75 6 304 6 68 3 6 90 6 274
PREC IN CT 118 4 03 306 82 6 5 321 3 62 8 6 9o 10 277
PRE CINCT 119 289 182 103 l. l 186 l 9 1 6 9 110 10 15 1
PRE:C INCT 120 334 2 1~ lll. 3 220 3 105 3 4 140 4 181
PREC I NCT 1 21 213 131 7o l l. 138 2 bo 3 ~ 87 3 113
PKECINCT 122 1 57 1 04 51 l l 105 1 42 7 4 48 6 92
PRE:C I NCT 123 432 220 19 ': j '.: 230 12 170 15 11 ld9 22. 1S8
PREC I NCT 1 24 447 2 71 1':7 5 4 2&9 7 137 7 ti 198 4 l.33
PRE CINCT 125 3 82 2 19 151 6 l 220 3 131 16 11 172. 2 1 16 7
PRE CINCT l l.6 3 78 26" 1 0 7 2 275 90 b 4 136 8 l. L 2.
PRE:C INCT 1 27 445 30i 130 1 2 324 4 99 8 11 170 2 251
PREC INCT 128 458 3 03 145 2 323 2 119 2 18 1 8~ 3 2 41
PR E:C INCT 1 2Y 4 8 1 361. 108 3 l 374 l 95 5 6 l tO 4 l.99
PRE.CINCT 130 3 74 2 !0 116 ii 3 2 '.: 7 4 9.J 7 6 1 9 '.: 201
PRE CINCT 1 3 1 414 271 134 ii 2 290 3 108 7 6 l b7 5 230
PRE CI NCT 132 372 2 11 153 3 2 22 l 3 13 1 8 I 177 () 173
PRECINCT 133 478 3 9 5 74 l 396 5 69 l 11 1 1': l 331
PRE CINCT 1 34 3 83 257 1 2 1 2 2 263 3 107 2 4 168 2 205
PRE CINCT 135 3 96 256 123 3 b 2 10 6 112 3 1 1~5 5 221
PRE:CINCT 136 351 26ii 78 4 l 269 2 69 4 ti 117 2 221
PRE CINCT 13 7 303 17 5 1 21 5 l 169 9 115 5 7 1 .39 4 145
PH. E:CINCT 138 529 34"i l 70 4 l 354 5 152 8 14 2 19 0 273
PRE:CI NCT 13Y 356 23C 120 2. 2 234 2 111 6 6 l 7ti 3 158
PRE CINCT 140 290 175 1 01 6 4 186 6 89 6 5 l ': 1 2. 129
PRECINCT 141 329 1 8 7 132 4 5 184 6 13 1 6 15 165 I 141
PRECINCT 142 4 05 231 160 4 4 247 8 141 .'.: 8 196 -L l S4
PRl ClNCT 143 322 175 143 2 179 138 l 2 166 3 146
PRE CI NCT 144 332 1 61 165 ~ l 168 4 146 6 ~ ! YO 5 1 24
PR EC. INCT 145 3 39 1 84 142. 8 l 196 l 126 11 ~ 179 d 142.
PREC INCT 140 294 1 6E 114 4 4 178 3 107 4 3 138 l 146
PKECINCT 147 413 22 7 177 3 229 5 lo7 5 5 223 3 174
PRECI NCT 148 4 3 5 2 19 191 9 0 235 6 174 9 13 221 6 1 84
PREC INCT 149 3 5 8 23t 107 6 2 244 5 99 5 2 152 2. l S2
PH.E:C INCT 150 41 8 20~ 189 16 l 207 6 177 17 11 209 11 1 81
PRtCINCT 1 51 3 72 150 195 2 c 5 156 6 179 24 7 205 2 3 l Ll
PRE CINCT 152 315 7C 2 10 26 4 85 6 180 38 8 192 41 70
PRECINCT 153 400 39 264 76 7 7 0 3 2 2 5 89 229 90 65
PR EC INCT 1 54 312 4 0 195 64 5 52 4 160 87 8 1 78 6 7 50
PRECINCT 1 55 246 20 175 46 1 28 3 145 68 4 149 60 26
PRE CINCT 156 331 46 2 20 52 3 70 6 184 60 5 200 54 oO
PRECI NCT 1 57 3 76 60 2 3 6 6 9 1 68 7 193 99 '.: 200 8 7 68
PRE:C INCT 158 . 274 3 7 207 l.6 l 43 l 176 ?O 195 ;js 39
PREC INCT 1 59 41 9 2 30 17 8 6 l 236 2 160 14 0 187 ; 209
PK EC INCT 160 414 2 5" 1 51 l 5 L61 b 141 4 1 2 195 3 198
PRE CINCT 16 1 317 185 123 1 179 0 126 3 10 154 146
PRE CI NCT 162 459 241 200 9 3 242 10 194 10 10 L2o 6 205
. PRECINCT 163 3 13 178 1 24 2 b 186 8 110 6 ti 149 7 142
PREC INCT l o4 364 2 1~ 135 6 4 211 5 135 8 11 177 8 1 6L.
PR EC.INCT 165 188 1 0~ 69 4 3 110 3 08 5 7 8 1 "l
.J '10
PRECINCT 166 188 13 1 52 l 3 13 1 2 52 1 74 100
PRE CINCT 16 7 4 64 338 111 3 4 338 5 109 2 17 1 ~ 4 l 281
PRE CINCT l 6d 338 23.G 92 3 7 224 9 94 3 14 l l.7 4 l dO
PRtCI NCT 169 3 33 2 50 76 l 3 2 4 2 5 69 3 10 89 3 2 17
PRE CINCT 170 3 74 2 30 132 2 2 230 2 130 2 6 159 1 9;
PRECINCT 171 3 10 1 88 11 5 l 192 2 10 6 l j l 32 -~ 103 PRE CINCT 172 256 14~ 100 l l 138 2 99 l 4 l l.3 l 114
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TOTAL 5UP DI ST 3 " 1027 t7 94l l4S 2 4 5 79 7 :1300 l )078
l 12 105 ~66 l 124 72 7 126 4J3 703
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STATEMENT OF All VOTt~ C:.AS f AT fHt GENE:RAL il~L fl ON NOVtMl3Ek 31 1970 1-'Abt 4
GOVERNOk L l . GOVERl~OR Stl Uf- 5TATt
REP OE:M p / F A/ 1 KEP A/ I DI: M P/ F All (.;EM P/F RtP
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PRCCINCT 173 280 187 85 178 4 85 l 7 130 134
PRECINCT 174 278 1 8~ 87 l 3 185 3 85 2 6 10 l 4 1 64
PRtCINCT 1 75 314 204 1 0 1 4 2U9 4 93 j 4 137 3 l oO
PREC INCT 176 348 214 131 l 218 4 12 1 5 172 . 161 ~
PRECINCT 177 295 19E 92 2 204 2 8 8 13 lL4 155
- PREC INCT 17d 280 159 115 2 4 156 7 111 4 8 149 2 121
PRECINCT 179 325 20~ 110 l 1 21~ 3 98 4 12 132 3 172
PRECINCT 180 3 12 181 117 5 2 l bl 1 114 7 7 142 7 143
PREC INCT 1 ti 1 404 26~ 126 2 4 272 12 113 1 ld 1 ~2 4 226
PKECINCT 182 246 15~ 7 1:3 7 163 8 72 l 7 97 133
PRE:CINC.T 183 408 29( 111 l 5 2a4 6 110 4 8 162 ~ L~2
PRECINCT 184 263 15 ~ 98 '1 1 64 7 88 2 12 l 2ti l 119
PRECINCT 185 300 l 7t 117 .t; 171 2 118 l 4 !Sc: l 137
PREC INCT 186 2 78 191 83 1 3 192 2 82 2 6 126 4 140
PRECINCT l d 7 223 13~ 85 2 129 3 8 7 l 6 99 L- 113
PRECINCT 188 232 12 ~ 102 l l 120 4 103 l 4 l ,j2 3 87
PRECINCT 189 330 231 9 .t; '1 221 8 99 l 13 135 4 171
PREC INCT 190 195 8f 100 2 3 as 3 9 7 3 4 106 2 7d
PREC INCT 191 241 141 9.t; 3 13 1 4 99 2 l 125 l 103
PRE:C.INCT 192 314 1 8; 119 2 2 190 5 113 5 12 138 4 155
PRECINCT 193 267 173 85 5 170 2 89 2 10 1 .2 7 2 12.2
PREC INCT 19 4 239 13 ; 102 l 3 124 5 104 3 8 135 2 92
PRECINCT 195 204 126 70 l J 129 4 o5 3 7 89 l 103
PREC I NCT 196 75 51 22. 50 3 19 1 4 3 1 l 3b
PRECINCT 197 252 137 108 2 4 13d 5 104 3 9 138 4 l Gl
PREC INCT 198 246 1 5!: 79 3 6 154 7 81 3 9 107 4 l l.4
PRECINCT 199 235 151 75 l 149 l 76 l 5 104 ll:J
PREC INCT 200 425 331 93 326 2 93 3 l -'6 l 21d
PRE:CINCT 201 358 255 9~ l l. 254 2 96 1 j 1 37 l 2 13
PRECINCT 202 290 2 12 75 l. l 211 2 73 10 110 l 166
PREC IN CT 203 212 13~ 69 3 2 138 1 64 4 l. 96 4 1 0~
P~E:CINCT 204 249 16~ 77 2 5 172 5 69 3 10 107 l 130
PREC INCT 205 123 7~ 43 1 74 48 l 64 l ~6
PREC I NCT 206 1 57 llf 35 2 116 .:S 3 3 l 49 3 ~o
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TOTAL SUP DI ST 4 9 198 13070 74 131 72 +069 t64l
5900 53 p tl76 ~990 239 15
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STATEM E:NT UF ALL VOTES CAS l AT THc GE:~ E KAL E: LLC TION NOVlMBEK 3, 19 /0 PAuE: 5
GO VE:kNUK LT. GOVlRNUR !E C. OF ~ T A T E
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PREC INCT 207 388 25 1 131 3 2 248 2. l.:S3 2 9 1 82 5 179
PRE CINCT 208 270 1 9 1 72 2 196 l 70 6 90 170
PRECINCT 209 252 1 5 1 95 l 3 145 3 96 3 13 l L6 106
PRECINCT 2 10 27b 177 94 3 177 3 92 10 118 2. 139
PRECINCT 2 11 278 20C 77 200 3 74 l 8 105 1 162
PRECINCT 2 12 258 147 9 7 3 7 145 7 94 3 9 114 6 119
PRECINCT 2 13 2.76 19~ 73 3 192 4 71 l 7 8 7 L. 173
PRE:CINCT 2 14 4 64 33 ~ 116 l 4 3 45 l 108 l 10 163 2 82.
PRlCI NCT 2 15 3 0 ~ 213 82 l 223 2 71 3 9 111 ~ 1 6 7
PRECINCT 2 16 3 1 5 1 9 ; 11~ 3 4 1 87 3 11 8 l 10 147 ~- 144
PRECINCT 2 17 2 4 5 1 61 75 l 2 l o4 6 6li l 9 90 2 136
P~ E CINCT 218 300 19 t 8 7 ~ ~ 197 2 9 1 3 2. l 110 5 152
PRECI NCT 219 264 l 7 t 83 1 173 l 85 l 11 94 3 147
PRECI NCT 220 3 7 8 2 7 ~ 93 "' 2 280 2 83 5 10 117 5 233
PREC INCT 221 3 66 29( 66 2 5 292 3 66 2. 0 103 2 247
PRECINCT 2L2 231 14 ~ 82 2 146 5 75 7 100 117
PRl:CINCT 223 277 l 8L 8~ 2. 1 180 6 86 11 103 149
PREC.I NCT 22. 4 296 2 5~ 39 l 2. 257 l 37 5 54 l 234
PR EC INCT 225 233 1 0 1 1 24 t 92 5 127 0 3 l t l 7 57
P.l{ECIN CT 226 245 1 3" 99 4 2 119 4 111 3 4 136 4 .s 0
PRECINCT 227 314 1 8C 130 l 2 171 4 136 l 10 173 l 125
PRECIN CT 228 342 1 4~ 1 84 6 l 142 3 182 l 8 2.15 3 103
PRE:C INCT 229 2 85 14~ 132 3 4 140 6 12 9 l 7 1 5 1 - 114 PREC INCT 230 244 l Cl 13 1 2 3 103 4 122 5 141 6 87
PRECINCT 231 2 52 1 0 ~ 136 2 1 106 5 130 4 0 1 57 6 73
PREClNCT 232 2 38 142 89 l 145 3 77 6 1 04 117
PRECINCT 233 284 1 2 1 153 ~ 2 12 1 5 151 2 5 173 5 c;5
PRECINCT 234 20 7 71 110 7 6 73 6 11 2 3 7 1 34 3 51
P R E C I~CT 2 3 5 258 143 110 2 135 6 108 2 11 1 37 1 105
PRE:CINC.T 236 258 12 .; 122 2 2 1 27 2 121 j 4 139 ~ 10 7
PRECI NCT 237 253 1 6 1 8t l 152 4 93 2 3 122 l 123
PRl:CI NCT 238 341 24" 88 6 243 10 84 2 7 1 ~ 2. l 204
PRECI NCT 239 334 2 1 ; 106 l 5 211 7 109 l l () l JO 4 178
PRECIN CT 2 40 198 l O: 85 l 1 9b l 9 4 l 10 7 3 81
PRECINCT 2 41 97 5~ jb 4 53 2 36 2 2 42 3 46
PRECINCT 2 42 25 2 145 100 2 2 141 4 100 4 19 125 3 S7
PRECI NCT 24 3 113 61 4 1 2 6 7 l 37 l 3 4,j l 57
PRt CI NCT 244 29 1 ; 9 l 20 d 1 10 1 16
PRECINCT 2 4 5 417 30t: 1 02 5 308 6 96 1 11 140 2 25 7
PRECINCT 246 2 19 149 65 3 l 148 l 65 3 3 98 l 1 10
PRECINCT 2 47 3 81 3 01 75 298 1 7 5 l 7 102 2 261
PR ECINCT 2 48 353 250 9 5 l ~ 241 4 104 l 7 124 08
PRECINCT 2 49 3 13 226 79 2 3 221 4 84 24 l 2d l 153
PRECINCT 250 3 18 22~ 89 22.0 4 87 2 b 113 l 190
PRECINCT 2 51 4 5 5 318 124 3 5 309 10 131 3 15 172 5 L52
PRECINCT 252. 418 285 12 7 l 2 281 5 124 2 14 171 l 224
PRECINCT 253 502 3 7 ~ 1 2.5 3 361 4 130 3 20 169 2. 301
PR EC INCT 254 2 53 1 82. 66 2 175 3 13 ( l Ud l .J4
PRl:Cl NCT 255 3 43 2 43 95 l l. 247 3 89 2. 6 109 L. 2 19
PRlCINCT 256 304 211 87 4 204 5 90 139 156
PRE CINCT 257 141 93 42 2 89 3 46 l 3 56 l 76
PRE CI NCT 258 64 2 1 40 20 42 4 4 5 15
PREC INCT 259 252 166 77 2 l 160 84 l 7 113 l l lL
PREC.INCT 260 2 99 18c 99 l 5 176 9 102 l 11 1 24 3 1 51
PRtCINCT 26 1 323 22i 88 2 5 2.22 8 9 1 2 1 5 119 L- l t2
PRE:CINCT 262 255 1 5C 9 6 2 145 2 97 2 12 108 l 122
PRECINl.T 263 190 1 5~ 33 2 141 4 36 2 8 52 3 123
PRECINCT 264 326 201 115 l 3 198 3 120 8 149 16 1
PRECINCT 265 260 110 139 3 2 111 4 133 l 8 162 2 74 PRECINCT 266 287 1 3 i 13 7 2. 3 1 2. l 11 139 l 1 l b5 3 9 7
PRECINCT 267 7 8 47 24 2 2 45 3 2o 4 29 1 41
TOTAL SUP DI ST 5 l 6966 t5 o55 146 234 94 ' 231 ~ 6 1 3
l 0833 99 l 0645 '5 0 49 510 130
STATEMENT UF ALL VO TE:! CAST AT THI: uE:~cRA L ELECT ION NOVEMBER J , 197(; P Au E: 6
GO VERNUl{ LT. u OVE:RNOK ~I:(, . Of- STATI
KEP Dl:M P / F A/I REP A/I Cl:M P/ F Al I t;l:M P/ f RtP
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TOTAL SUP DIST 1 l 5223 5219 113 104 347 )207 7 933
9435 2 .3 4 9831 +5 72 318 3 19
- TOTAL SUP 015T 2 ~ 0864 9141 132 3 16 5 4 5 1 J5 12 d6~ 1
l 0812 374 l A. 2ol i31 97 526 477
- TOTAL SUP DI ST 3 ; 1027 7 941 141 24 5 7 97 ~300 l DL 18
l 121 0~ 56t: l 2472 7126 43 3 703
TOTAL SUP DIST 4 9 198 30 7~ 7 '1 131 72 i 069 +641
1590( 53 1' 8 76 2990 239 75
TOTAL SUP DIST 5 ; 696b 5 655 14 ~ 234 94 7 231 ~ 6 1 3
1 0 83~ 99 1 0645 56 49 5 10 130
SUB TOTALS j 3278 -- 1 032 6 1 ~ 1090 1 85 ~ _j 7 J l '1 -'.) IJ94c 4 19 08~ 1326 5 0085 2 ~ 53 4 202b 704
ABSENTEE TOTALS 3747 1170 2 '1 41 71 304 12 148
12438 36 2 5 10 1 045 92 71
GRANO TOTALS l 7 025 3 12202 638 113 1 1926 3 6623 4 ~ 09 4
5 1523 1362 5 2595 2 fJ57 9 ~ 11 8 L77 5
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5TATtMEN T OF All vo rES C.A5T AT THl: ul:NERAL ELLtTI ON NOVlMbER :S ' 1970 l'Aut 7
CON TROLL E:R TRlA 5UREt-. ATTY. uE:Nt:RAL O! ST. 4 BO . E:IJ
REP P/ F DtM ktP P/ F OEM RlP P/ F OtM DtM R.tP A/ .1
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PRECINCT 001 297 204 3 7E 206 5 78 177 5 1 0 7 157 113 ~
PRECINCT 002 325 217 l 95 213 l 100 188 3 128 lt9 122 3
PRECINCT 003 292 150 3 11~ 156 l 117 120 3 l !., 175 85 6 - PRECINCT 004 3 71 249 7 9 5 254 l 100 223 l 133 l6g 15S 5
PRECINCT 005 257 128 10 1 05 120 2 117 1 07 6 134 156 o7 l L
- PR ECINCT 006 3 34 13S 1 0 161 141 1 5 1 6 1 109 14 19 4 Ll7 68 1 2
PRtCINCT 007 254 20( 9 38 200 8 42 179 9 63 85 14 1 6
PREC INCT 008 336 23~ 5 81 221 7 94 200 8 l l.2 1 ~2 l o l 6
PKECINCT 009 256 1 9 J 5 44 198 3 4 9 170 8 1 l. 92 145 l.
PRE:C.INCT 0 10 4 25 23i 2 7 136 239 28 1.38 203 39 l o3 198 1 6 1 14
PRE CI NCT 0 11 4 03 291 11 8~ 2 9'7 7 87 256 14 12 1 155 2 15 5
PRE CI NCT 0 12 386 261 l l: d4 274 14 85 236 26 112 134 206 '.1
PREC I NCT 0 13 296 22 1 5 SC 234 9 4 7 19 .:) 1 5 84 98 166 8
PRECINCT 0 14 272 20( 5 55 189 l 77 106 8 9 1 109 140 8
PRE CINCT 0 15 422 29l: 14 91 2&7 10 106 257 20 133 164 2 1 c; 9
PRE CINC.T Ol o 3 69 26( 12 83 L56 11 97 2.'. l 19 121 144 19 4 6
PR EC INCT 017 280 21 5 51 2 16 4 52 1 9 1 8 77 99 158 2
PRECINCT 0 18 385 293 8 6 7 305 8 65 254 14 103 140 205 7
PR ECINCT 0 19 463 2 8 4 8 102 291 38 1 04 229 43 1 61 198 185 16
PRECINCT 020 473 308 14 1 24 325 18 113 26 8 22 162 228 174 12
PR EC INCT 021 340 244 5 84 24 3 4 86 L05 6 119 J. 34 175 3
PRECINCT 022 311 194 2 3 ti4 204 l o ti3 177 23 104 164 11 8 0
PREC INCT 023 4 08 270 17 112 2 78 17 106 2 19 24 159 208 157 6
PR l:C INCT 024 406 258 17 116 2 7 0 17 111 22J 21 156 l.Oti 164 5
. PRECI NCT 025 72 59 2 9 60 l 9 46 l 22 24 Lt l 1
PR EC INCT 026 108 7c 6 2 1 79 5 21 6 7 7 l.9 34 64 5
PREC INCT 027 362 26 6 4 76 268 2 90 229 4 123 143 193 3
PRt:C INCT 028 357 25~ 10 7 5 264 8 79 2 16 10 118 159 1 6 1 5
PR EC I NCT OLJ 372 26( 5 86 272 7 82 236 9 11 5 144 180 y
PREC INCT 030 3 10 1 9 1 6 96 207 6 8 7 165 12 l L6 139 l:S4 1
PKE: CINCT o_, l 388 241 12 11 7 254 7 116 2 10 12 1 54 186 l o 5
PREC INCT 032 438 31 ~ 9 9.ii 3 19 5 102 L1CJ 9 140 l bJ Llc 4
PRt:C.I NCT 033 41 8 2 7 ~ 22 105 L87 22 1 02 248 20 141 l b l l s. c 13
PRE: CINCT 034 386 2 5 1 10 1 U8 25 1 12 112 2 19 10 145 170 1 6 7 7
PRE:CI NCT 035 302 19C 7 9C l.02 4 8 0 156 6 126 15 1 111 5
PRECINCT 036 3 54 22L 7 103 232 7 105 196 14 l:Sl 17C l-t3
PREC INCT 037 393 2 6 t 3 99 282 2 92 24 5 4 1 3 1 146 2(,3 4
PR EC INCT 038 335 2 3 6 83 23 7 7 77 200 9 108 150 146 4
PRfCINCT 039 3 64 224 10 ll J 229 5 113 193 11 150 180 145 7
PR EC INCT 0 40 314 22L 5 73 221 8 79 178 6 122 133 149 3
PRECINCT 0 41 419 338 6 57 325 4 77 295 1 104 148 230 8
PRE:CINCT 0 42 212 14( 4 62 1 3 5 b 65 111 6 85 105 73 6
PRECINCT 0 43 360 2 81 11 4 .3 287 7 5o 250 13 88 10 4 225 3
PREC INCT 044 307 160 17 112 168 12 114 133 20 145 173 100 7
PRt:CINCT 0 45 291 217 4 55 22 7 5 50 196 6 8 1 116 148 4
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TOTAL SUP DIST l l 5223 456 l p43 7 13929 555 S6~2 281
l 0265 li8 19 387 ~846 361 :i899
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~TA T EMENT OF All VO TlS CA~ T AT THE &E:NERAL tLE:C flON NOVtM c ER ; , 1970 PAGt 8
Cl.IN TROLLER T KE:A~URlR ATTY . ~ENE:HAL UIS T. 4 bO . E~ .
REP P/ F OEM REP P/F lJEtJ RE:P P/ F OE:M Dt:M KEP A/ l
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PRE:C I NCT 0 40 287 1 07 15 141 102 12 14 7 7 9 14 172 205 43 5
PREC INCT 047 298 120 14 143 118 10 150 100 10 175 189 70 10
PREC IN CT 0 48 207 107 13 SC 119 7 72 85 9 10 7 108 8C 10 . PRE CINCT 049 2 70 110 7 136 98 6 149 74 7 170 175 47 5
PREC INCT 050 286 1 0 1 11 164 96 8 168 70 6 194 198 44 13
PR EC INCT 05 1 l '.12 5. 14 102 53 11 102 4 3 13 l LO 120 30 5 PREC I NCT 052 343 1 3( 13 l 6f: 112 l~ 192 96 10 200 .2 10 b6 y
PR E:C l NCT 053 320 1 6~ 17 122 172 13 127 135 17 155 l 6L 112 17
PREC INCT 054 267 8~ 13 14t d5 14 15 1 64 8 176 175 45 9
PRE:CINCT 055 178 51 12 96 5 1 16 88 42 13 l 0 !: 108 21 6
PREC INCT 056 2 15 1 0~ 11 d5 112 8 tj9 :I 0 9 107 107 73 4
PR EC. lNCT 057 357 1 9~ l .Ii 125 2 18 ll 115 158 12 l6Y lb6 126 8
PREC INCT 058 389 25~ l f 9f: 263 21 9 1 223 20 133 180 163 7
PRECINCT 059 307 l 8.o! 1 0 9 7 194 7 94 164 7 121 149 120 5
PRE:CINCT 060 275 14( 11 lo~ 156 0 104 119 20 130 152 9 7 6
PRE:CINCT Oo l 2 40 1 5.li 9 7 ( 155 5 73 140 7 65 90 111 7
PRE:CINCT 062 276 l7i 12 72 17 8 9 7 8 139 7 112 125 110 6
PRECINCT 063 35.li 1 9~ 1 8 12.l 194 lJ 136 164 2.6 159 178 134 7
PREC I NCT 064 297 1 5 1 l S 10 1 6 1 17 106 ll5 31 130 150 1C5 6
PREC I NC.T 065 226 140 6 6 143 3 74 1 2 1 4 91 S4 99 6
PREC IN CT 066 3 47 23~ 5 86 244 8 88 210 3 ll.3 157 155 4
PRECINCT 067 35Lj 20 23 1 0:i 222 17 102 176 2.2 144 16L l3b 1 5
PRlCINCT 068 364 281 l:. 65 283 3 71 256 ] 93 140 187 7
PRECINCT 069 277 l 9S 3 o2 195 5 62 173 2 9 l 91 141 2
PRECINCT 070 255 1 8~ 4 5 1 204 L 44 16 7 5 76 109 121 5
PRECINCT 071 325 23" 63 245 7 60 2 18 7 90 119 166 5
PREC I NCT 072 282 20( (: 56 200 2 63 163 3 96 106 12S 10
PRECINCT 0 73 338 22: 11 85 234 10 82 196 15 l l ti 133 165 6
PRECINCT 074 3l~ 214 7 8~ 221 5 91 198 10 lOtS 137 151 9
PRECINCT 075 241 1 2~ lC 9 .3 137 u 90 112 10 110 llo 86 5
PREC I NCT 076 257 14( f 9t 142 .S 103 122 7 12S 142. 86 6
PRECINCT 0 77 304 17 ~ 17 92. 182 16 90 lJ6 20 l Jl 145 12 'i
PREC INCT 0 78 3 48 1 9~ 23 113 205 18 108 17 2 19 145 148 l4ti lL
PRECINCT 079 30-J 172 17 103 177 11 102 139 15 137 166 105 4
PRECINCT 080 33 19 12 97 201 a 97 180 1 2 125 143 13l: 5
PRECINCT 081 274 l 7~ lC 7 Lj 188 1 70 159 17 84 108 1L9 0
Plt.CINCT 082 249 l OS 2 Lj 9 .; 119 16 1 0 1 94 2 1 124 l11 72 11
PRECINCT 083 221 8~ 20 9 1 94 10 103 75 14 121 128 55 8
PRECINCT 084 306 1 2 1 19 14( 123 2.J 132 106 2.2 1 ~5 168 8 1 10
PREC INCT 085 231 11 ! 14 92 114 9 100 93 2.1 109 120 74 11
PRECINCT 086 236 a~ 16 12. .2 82 17 123 64 20 14 ~ 140 52 11
PRECI NCT 087 .271 1 6~ 1 0 77 169 6 82 1!4 9 99 111 ll b 7
PREC INCT 088 289 11" 20 137 120 12 140 80 1 183 185 57 6
PRECINCT 089 258 132 11 10( 143 13 94 107 11 131 141 76 6
PRt.CI NCT 090 288 13( 17 12.( 138 9 123 10 7 18 143 1~4 at 10
PRECINCT 091 302 166 11 11.( 162 9 118 112 10 163 173 87 12.
PRtt l NCT 092 349 l 6j 16 147 179 7 146 134 13 191 226 87 8
PKECINCT 093 284 l oC ~ 93 166 7 94 134 6 12.7 142 ; 8 7
PRE:CINCT 094 4 05 20i 17 15t 212 18 159 16 7 25 199 L_jc 111 le
PRECINCT 095 477 33(: 122 345 8 115 299 15 1 ~4 212 228 7
- PRE:CINCT 096 367 23i l .; 96 2.39 11 106 185 14 157 177 lo2 5
PRECINCT 097 388 271 8 98 2~8 14 108 205 l L lol 183 106 12
PRE:CINCT 09d 284 1 6~ -i 96 176 4 ~'J 141 ij 12.7 160 J6 l - PREC I NC.T 099 29.li 172 9 104 164 6 114 l 3t 11 138 178 d2 1
PRt:CINCT 100 350 21(: 13 l OE 228 6 105 1 9 1 19 131 181 134 7
PRECINCT 101 350 231 16 87 239 7 97 2 10 10 12. ,j 1~8 loO 5
PRE:CINCT lOL 337 20.2 10 l Ot 19;, 10 115 16 1 4 lbO lb5 127 0
PRELINtT 103 3b6 24~ 7 10( 249 6 103 198 7 156 163 168 7
PRECINCT 104 304 1 8~ 4 104 180 3 109 144 b 144 174 88 lC
PRECINCT 105 327 l 7.; 15 132 183 14 122 146 14 159 187 105 l C
PREC INCT 106 304 l 9i 8 96 194 5 97 150 8 134 162 106 7
PREC INCT 10 7 323 2 1 2 1 5 8 7 206 11 100 171 15 1 31 180 10 7 10 PREC INCT 108 498 38~ 8 82 400 5 8 1 331 7 143 190 2.5 7 10
PRECINCT 109 399 30f 6 73 3 Ol:S 2 78 280 5 100 160 204 4
PRE:CINCT 110 355 183 20 137 198 14 133 142 2. 1 178 2. 12 93 10
PREC IN CT 111 207 13 4 7 54 143 3 56 120 4 75 ;2 93 5
PRECINCT 112 433 29"i 13 104 289 12 114 245 l d 158 19~ lb5 7
PRECINCT 113 285 l 8t 3 79 188 3 82 165 3 l Od 123 136 3
TOTAL SuP DI ST 2 . ~ 0864 8.20 l ?.2 75 7070 832 l )4d7 5 17
l 2002 6939 042 l J067 :} 139 702.C
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STATtMENT OF ALL VuTES CAST AT THE Gt~tRAL l:LLC TIGN NOVEMdEK 3 , l97U PAut.
CUN TRULLcR Ti{tASUKtR '"'lTY . GtNlKAL lJ l ~T . 4 tlU . t:IJ .
KtP P IF Ot:M RlP P/F Dt_ Kt:P P/F LEM DtM KtP A/l
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PR EC I NCT 114 257 194 3 4t 205 4 44 177 2 7 5 94 139 3
PRECINCT 115 410 3 l t l 1.t. 328 3 74 295 107 116 2S6 4
PRECINCT 116 304 l7 t 4 95 202 l 90 153 3 139 143 122 L
PREC INCT 117 383 30~ 8 54 3 19 5 54 2 75 9 92 118 236 4
PREC I NCT 118 403 32c 11 5 i. 326 ! 63 290 7 96 129 l41 4
PRE:CINCT 119 289 18E 10 7E 195 10 78 169 10 102 13 1 l 2b b
PRECINCT 120 33~ 24~ 7 7! 233 3 86 206 9 110 144 153 7
PREC INCT 121 213 14 ~ 3 St 14~ 3 62 103 9 93 97 92 4
PRECINCT 122 157 111 9 3 1 122 8 L4 9 4 9 50 62 7 (, 4
PRE:C.INCT 123 432 2 4 3 .34 133 26 ( 28 117 214 40 162 201 165 16
PRECINCT 124 447 323 8 108 3 1 8 9 113 268 8 161 208 20C b
PRl:C INCT 125 382 239 23 109 246 15 106 202 21 149 201 13C 6
PRECINCT 126 378 29t 10 62 286 8 78 25L 9 111 1 ~4 194 5
PRl:CINCT 127 445 333 9 8C 34~ 4 84 292 10 130 177 225 2
PRECINCT 128 458 341 7 95 S3 6 3 104 301 8 137 195 L!6 5
PKECINCT 1L9 481 3 7 3 1 7 i; .385 4 7'1 338 ti 125 185 .25 1 5
PRECINCT 130 374 .261 9 8t 264 10 90 224 13 125 154 180 7
PREC I NCT 1 3 1 414 30( 10 tl ' .3 05 7 95 208 0 131 170 L04 4
PRECINCT 132 3 72 232 11 11 .l30 5 128 186 l b 155 192 14.2 El
PREC INCT 133 478 39.2 'i 62 411 l 58 349 116 . 109 334 3
PRECINCT 134 383 271 3 94 287 5 79 L42. 6 127 158 176 5
PRECINCT 135 396 29i 7 86 289 6 96 247 5 138 187 178 7
PRE:C INCT 136 351 212 4 6.3 281 3 o2 253 4 88 121 19S 3
PKEC INCT 137 303 18( 11 102 194 6 91 152 7 137 155 115 9
PREC INCT 138 529 36E 13 132 384 11 1L4 32. l 23 171 Ljf1 239 11
PREClt-4CT 139 356 235 8 l OC 264 4 83 206 1 134 183 142 9
PRECINCT 140 290 1 8~ 5 89 .200 6 80 146 8 134 166 q7 6
PREC I NCT 141 329 1 9.li ~ 123 200 4 117 159 8 157 177 116 l;
PRECINCT 142 405 25i 6 133 263 8 125 2 13 5 178 L.u 7 167 9
P1,f:C INCT 143 322 19i 3 112 201 4 111 159 3 155 180 120 6
PREC INCT 144 332 19 1 6 1 21 198 3 120 155 7 153 186 102 l L
PRECINCT 145 339 20E a 111 209 9 110 167 9 154 187 122 7
PR EC INCT 146 294 181 8 99 180 5 106 160 7 119 145 1 21 (;
PR ECINCT 147 413 25f 11 133 24d 6 144 204 13 185 204 159 12
PRECINCT 148 435 26~ 15 14 ~ 2.06 11 151 228 8 189 234 160 12
PRECINCT 149 358 25~ 5 82 254 5 91 207 7 128 J.57 164 8
PRECINCT 150 418 2.l.: 23 145 2.46 15 148 183 21 203 226 139 16
PRECINCT 151 372 1 8~ 33 141 192 .26 143 129 36 188 2LL 9C 16
PRECINCT 152 3 15 11 ~ bC l.2G 115 58 125 84 7 .3 153 l ':, d 7C 11
PRt:CINCT 1 53 400 117 110 1 51 98 112 166 51 139 196 274 41 24
PRECINCT 1 54 3 12 8C 104 112 76 95 12.4 44 12.L 13 4 204 35 20
PRECINCT 155 246 5! 80 99 48 75 114 27 92 124 179 17 11
PRECINCT 156 331 8~ 95 127 89 75 141 52 102 165 225 32 25
PRECINCT 1 57 3 76 l OS 12i 12C 104 123 135 65 143 157 243 46 L.2
PRECINCT 158 274 94 57 112 11 48 135 47 9o 127 194 35 8
PRECINCT 159 419 261 13 1 32. 279 14 119 L28 2o 152 2.13 168 11
PRECINCT 160 414 283 7 11~ 301 2 103 249 6 153 .2 l U 165 10
PRECINCT l b l 3 17 193 2 107 195 114 170 4 138 153 132 6
PRECINCT 16.l 459 26 2 1 14t: Lbb 19 16 219 22 206 .c:'.40 16. l~
PRECINCT 163 3 13 19~ 13 91 198 10 102 174 12 120 16 l 126 ~
PREC INCT 164 364 2.L.7 lL 111 .l40 ll 108 190 13 l~O l9b 138 ll
PR EC INCT 165 188 114 7 59 125 3 53 104 7 74 83 86 8
PRECINCT l b6 188 128 l 47 132 l 48 109 1 70 b4 b7 L
PRl:CINCT 167 464 350 l C 90 344 4 97 304 8 137 174 246 8
PREC INCT 160 338 234 3 91 239 1 83 l "3 5 5 130 142 166 12
PRE:C INCT 169 333 238 5 66 L50 5 62 223 4 86 lll 173 12
PRECINCT 170 3 74 2 4~ 3 109 2.45 3 109 2.l l l l3b 17L 15C 5
PRECINCT 171 310 1 9.ti 3 9o 205 3 85 171 3 125 136 131 7
PREC INCT 172 256 155 2 81 154 2 79 130 L 107 lL2 96 2
fOTAL SUP DI ST 3 - 1027 llCl l l3602 )872 1262 l )030 5 11
l t3321 ': 17b 943 1 ~ L50 ~44 )59~
~TATtMENT uF All VOT!:~ CAST AT THE ~E l:RAL E l tC Tiu ~ NOV E Mbl~ 3 , 197u PAGt 10
CuNTKOLL!:R TRt.ASl.JRl:K. ATTY. GE:N l:RAL u l .'.T. 4 BO . ti.al .
REP P /f D!:M KtP P/f DtM RE:P P/F D l: 1-1 1.JtM REP A/ I
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PREC INCT 173 280 1 6 7 7 85 166 4 90 146 4 111 128 113 6
PREC INCT 174 27 8 196 3 72 1 94 2 78 166 4 100 12.2 1L6 tl
PRECINCT 175 314 207 2. 91 204 5 95 157 3 145 163 11 a 4
PRECINCT 176 348 201 5 130 ll7 1 119 170 2 169 187 125 10
PRl: CINCT 177 295 189 1 96 202 88 158 3 131 14S llC 6
PRl:CINCT 178 280 160 3 11 ( 156 3 113 118 3 1 5 1 164 8 7 4
PRECINCT 179 325 201 2 107 200 4 l Ob 158 6 144 1 51 133 10
PREC INCT 180 312 184 10 105 183 7 106 l4b 10 144 160 116 3
PREC INCT 1 8 1 4 04 28:. 4 106 200 2. 124 216 ! l.68 184 181 11
PRE:C INCT 182 246 158 4 73 165 74 12j l 116 122 9'1 1 0
PRtCINCT 183 408 21:. 4 11 2.79 3 116 22 t:s 7 165 l 8"t 19 4 l l
PRECI NCT 184 263 14E l l Ot 157 3 100 130 3 128 1 31 97 l C
PRECINCT l t:i5 300 15 ~ 3 131 171 3 120 1 3 7 5 151 16 7 111 4
PREC INC.T 18b 2 78 1 8~ 2 89 1 94 2 80 150 7 izo 142 114 6
PRECINCT l U7 2 .:'.3 12 1 l 9( 135 3 11 112 3 103 114 88 7
PREC I NCT 188 232 107 6 105 1 07 4 106 89 3 12.S 1 2.7 7 5 3
PREC INCT 189 330 21( 3 1 07 2 13 l lll 170 5 148 147 156 11
PREC I NCT 190 195 85 3 96 90 2 92 71 7 107 111 ': 7 3
PREC INCT 19 1 241 1 2~ 6 ~! 129 3 98 9.3 12 ll5 l L9 8 1 1
PRE:C INCT 192 314 202 7 1 01 200 5 105 136 9 165 l b l 124 9
PREC.INCT l J 3 267 15 ~ 2 100 170 4 ~($ 134 6 l LO 144 89 7
PREC INCT 194 239 130 3 96 1 2 1 l 110 100 4 132 125 86 9
PRECINCT 195 204 121 1 76 124 l 75 93 4 102 87 9 1 8
PREC INCT 196 75 47 l 25 47 l 24 36 2 37 39 27 3
PREC INCT 19 7 252 12t 4 l l ; lJO 2 115 97 5 142 144 BS l C
PRl:CINCT 198 2 46 15Li 4 84 1 !:4 2 82 126 4 112. 129 85 15
PREC INCT 199 235 144 2 72 143 l 7 8 116 3 102 114 as 3
PRECINCT 200 425 325 3 BC J36 2 tlO 276 2 139 143 z4c; 5
PRtCINCT 201 358 24t l 97 2.63 2 90 1 ~9 b 14; 148 176 t;;
PRECINCT 202 290 1 9:. 1 86 218 2 6 7 149 3 l JO 142 13C 6
PREC INCT 203 2 12 12 .i: 5 77 134 ~ 70 99 2 105 113 83 4
PRECINCT 204 2 49 166 2 7 E 1 72 1 74 l 3b 4 106 120 105 9
PRE:C INCT 205 123 69 l 41 d2 2 38 64 5 .53 oJ 45 i
PRECINCT 206 157 11 Li 3 33 11 ': 3 36 96 d 49 50 92 l
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TOTAL SUP DIST 4 9 198 110 :5837 l3025 161 +5lu l32
56 7 ~ 3083 86 t595 ~1 )4 13741
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PRECINCT 208 270 18i 7 ~ 1 8 3 80 loO 1 99 114 1 35
PRE:CINCT 209 252 14l: 2 91 148 1 95 131 4 110 1L5 l OC 9
PRECINCT 2 1 0 276 17 ~ . 82 174 2 8 4 157 110 146 106 5
PRECINCT 2 11 278 1 88 5 81 199 3 73 172 5 97 136 1 2 5 6
PRECINCT 2 1 2 2 5 8 142 7 91 150 5 93 13.:3 5 107 115 10 6 9 PRECINCT 213 276 19 ~ 4 65 1 9 1 4 77 176 8 85 110 131 7
PRECINCT 2 14 464 32~ 2 116 338 l 110 293 3 15 4 18 7 242 _",
PRECINCT 2 15 3 0 Lj 20b 3 7 t 207 3 77 19 1 ;, J4 120 147 7
PRECINCT 2 1 6 315 l 7( 2 118 177 5 111 165 1 122 140 132 6
PRE:CINCT 217 245 155 2. 6 S 1 54 3 80 142 l 93 10 7 11 ( 3
PRECINCT 2 18 300 1 8~ 4; d l 20~ l 79 169 2 117 1 36 131 t
PRECINCT 2 19 2 6" 1 6~ 4; 7~ l o9 2 78 149 4 100 111 12 2 7
PRECINCT 220 3 78 264 13 8~ 2 74 7 85 242 8 l OCJ 1 3; 190 l C
PRECINCT 221 360 27~ ~ o2 292 3 64 253 2 97 134 l CJO 5
PRE:CINCT 2.22 2 3 1 12 3 92 145 2 75 132 3 9 1 119 8 ; 2
PRECINCT 2 2 3 277 17t 3 8 .I! 188 2 81 164 6 9ts Y7 150 4
PRECINCT 2 24 2 96 25l 4 2 ~ 259 2 30 230 2 58 73 1 93 2
PRt:CINCT 225 233 7 ~ 8 1 3 ! 82 5 138 7 2 6 149 l ~ ~ 53 5
PRE:CINCT 2. 26 245 1 0 ! t. 11 ~ 110 5 116 98 I 122 13 7 8 1 3
PRE:C.INCT 227 314 171 8 12 8 1 83 4 119 140 7 160 174 110 7
PRECINCT 228 342 14t 5 173 154 2 170 124 9 188 218 91 4
PRECINCT 229 2 8 5 1 3 ~ 5 133 139 6 1 27 112 10 152 l .!: 7 9 8 3
PRECINCT 230 244 105 4 120 l OL 5 123 90 7 135 144 73 3
PR ECINCT 231 252 9 : 8 1 35 97 3 1 33 9 0 5 140 1 5 7 63 .:)
P~t:CINCT 232 L38 1 3~ 2 84 13 2 2 94 114 3 109 14 86 6
P ~ EClNCT 2 3 3 284 llC (: 156 120 8 140 9 5 8 168 170 7S 6
PRE:CINCT 234 2 07 71 6 111 73 10 109 5! 6 131 13 5 41 7
PREC.INCT 2 3 5 258 1 2 ~ : 111 133 3 116 97 7 145 1 35 89 L
PRE(.iNCT 2 36 2 58 1 2~ 7 113 1 3 5 b 1 07 118 5 130 148 92 4
PRE:CINCT 237 2 53 13E 3 1 O.l!i 145 4 99 12 2 5 121
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125 1 0 4 7
P~EClNCT 238 341 22i 3 9E 2 32 l 94 2. 17 5 113 147 16 S 7
PREC INCT 239 3 34 20t I. 112 2 16 3 10 2 200 3 1 22 1 ~ 4 1 3ts 17
PRECINCT 2 4 0 198 ;~ -i; 8 102 3 83 8 6 4 9 7 10 4 7 f; 3 PRECINCT 241 97 5~ 2 3i 5 4 4 35 48 3 39 43 4 2 l
PRECINCT 2 4 2 252 12t - 1 0~ 120 2 l OH 11 8 5 1 20 142 d 5
P ~E CINCT 2 43 113 61 l 3 S 6 1 2 35 5 6 4 39 47 44 2
PRECINCT 244 29 li 1 t 1 8 10 18 1 9 l .:i 10
PRECINCT 2 4~ 417 27E 3 115 296 l 1 07 2.75 4 12 4 156 2 1 ; l C
PRtCINCT 2 46 219 13 ~ 1 76 142 3 67 115 5 9 1 108 91 3
PRECINCT 2 47 3 8 1 27i 3 86 2 90 2 79 248 5 115 135 2 13 8
PRE:CINCT 2 4 8 3 53 232 3 9l 23 7 1 100 198 2 136 155 16 2 0
PRECINCT 2 49 313 2 0~ 2 93 206 3 95 179 3 12 1 141 142 15
PRECINCT 250 318 2 10 2 9 0 22 9 3 76 19 6 6 10 4 1 3 7 1 53 5
P~E:CINCT 25 1 455 2 8 1 7 146 3 04 ~ 135 264 7 117 14 203 11
PRE CI NCT 252 418 261 3 143 2 79 3 125 247 6 156 1 97 1 8 4 15
PRECINCT 253 502 34' 3 132 3 73 5 110 345 4 144 185 2d l 12
PRECINCT 254 253 16 " l 82 169 1 79 152 2 97 120 115 0
PRECIN CT 255 343 24 ~ 5 83 2 5 0 6 79 220 :;$ 114 114 19 7 b
PRECINCT 256 30 ~ 1 9~ 2 1 0 2 200 l 96 185 3 111 146 138 2
PRECINCT 2 57 141 8 t 43 9 1 l 45 76 ~ 8 5 4 6 1 2
PRLCINCT 258 6Lj 17 2 43 22 1 37 13 2 44 45 13 l
PRECINCT 259 252 141 ~ 83 153 2 b l 12 2 4 112 llC 103 6
PRtCINCT 260 299 16; 5 105 180 3 102 1S4 5 120 13 1 129 8
PRECINCT 261 323 19E 4 111 224 2 93 1 8 6 3 126 139 1 5 1 1 6
PRECINCT 262 2 55 13; ~ 93 145 2. 91 123 ~ 107 1L6 9 7 4
PRECINCT 2o3 190 1 3 ~ 5 4 ( 1 3 ~ 2 35 122 3 ~4 67 ;6 4
PRE:CINCT 264 326 18 ~ 3 113 188 3 118 171 4 141 l ~O 1 3 C, a
PRECINCT 265 260 ; l 5 141 9 3 1 136 89 6 143 l ~O 69 7
PRE:CINCT 266 287 111 7 14C 122 9 140 99 8 loO 166 8 1 7
PRECINCT 267 78 44 28 45 l 28 41 j 29 3 1 35 4
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TOTAL 5UP DI ST 5 l 69b6 236 l P4o5 p o37 2. 7d 791!.8 3o5
l U0 4 tl 15835 202 )155 lb75 7226
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CON TRCJL LER TRE:ASURl:i ATTY . GE:N EKAL UI ST. 4 dD . l:Q .
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TOTAL SUP DIST l ] 5223 456 1 0437 13929 555 :692 281
1 D265 3819 387 ~846 536 1 6ti99
TOTAL SUP DI ST 2 ~ 0864 82C 1 ?.27S 7070 832 l ) 4 87 517
1 2002 b939 642 l )067 ~139 7620 - TOTAL SUP DIST 3 1027 1101 1 3602 t)872 1262 1 )030 511
1 l3321 '5 778 943 1 l L~O 7944 d!:S2
TOTAL SUP DI ST 4 9198 llC ~ 83 7 13025 161 't 5 10 23L
5o7S 13083 86 ~595 tl94 3741
TOTAL 5UP DI ST 5 J 6966 23~ 1 0 4 6~ b o37 2 78 .,.,28 365
l 0048 '5 835 202 ~1 55 )875 7226
SUB TOTALS I 327~ 2723 ~ 12616 2 15533 l3088 3 9647 6-906
5 1 3 1 ~ 2 5454 ?.260 4 B913 3 3513 3 't 0 78
ABSENTEE TOTALS 3747 134 12606 909 135 l4L2 74
12516 910 93 gL2o ~ 2 44 1907
GRANO TOT Al S I 7025 ~ 857 5 5222 2 6442 3223 4 l06S LS80
5 3a31 2 6364 ~35 3 4 Jl39 3 t 157 3 5985
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uS 5t:NA TOR us RLP . l) i 5T. l_, ST. 5EN . u l 5 T.24 ST.ASM . Ol ST .:36
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PRl:C I NCT 001 297 1 47 145 2 l 164 130 l 2 15 l 75 141 147
PREC I NCT 002 325 14: 175 1 186 137 241 4 72 1 57 16 1
PREC I NCT 003 292 9t 180 '1 2 126 159 167 l 1 18 llC 172
PREC l NCT 004 371 19( 171 225 138 2 262 3 97 2 1 6 137
PREC INCT oos 257 9 ; 147 2 l 102 145 4 141 7 93 95 142
PREC IN1T 006 334 96 225 4 l 12 7 190 5 166 10 132 1 08 20C
P~EC I NC T 007 254 l t l 87 t: 182 70 196 4 46 l t l 86
PREC I NCT 008 330 17( 1 54 2 1 199 134 247 2 17 1 76 148
PREC INCT 009 256 1 5.L 9t: 4 172 79 l 198 l 45 143 103
Pkl:C I NCT 0 10 425 l 7 ~ 229 3 1 5 2 16 200 3 245 12 144 l tl 1 206
PREC INCT 0 11 403 22"i 171 2 261 140 l 2.92 s 97 2 13 179
PRt:C I NCT 0 12 3tl6 l j i 17.L ~ j 24~ 138 l 200 3 97 199 165
PREC I NCT 0 13 296 18 ~ 105 '1 201 84 2 2 18 6 60 l b3 96
PREC I NC.T 0 14 212 1 41 12 1 ~ ~ 176 88 5 189 l 15 14L 1 19
PREC I NCT 0 15 422 2 l l 1 87 3 9 248 l b 7 1 287 't 117 203 199
PREC INCT 0 16 369 1 8~ l 71 2 j 232 13 4 1 25 1 4 100 185 166
PRlC l NCT 0 17 280 1 7( 102 ~ 2 205 72 1 2 1 4 S6 l b6 10 4
PREC I NCT 0 18 385 2 11 1 6 7 1 l 248 133 l 289 1 82 207 164
PREC. lf'iCT 0 19 463 19 1 238 7 l ~ 218 2.36 3 279 11 151 196 2.56
PREC I NCT 020 473 20~ 24 5 3 6 253 2 12 1 3 11 11 133 206 25S
PREC I NCT 021 3 40 1 8~ 146 2 3 220 114 3 2 4 0 5 89 175 154
PRE CI NCT 0.22 311 1 3~ 165 l 6 164 146 l 196 l 105 144 154
PRlC I NCT 023 408 16( 234 3 7 .lll 192 2 239 5 153 159 2 40
PREC. If\lCT 024 4 06 189 205 2 6 221 176 4 254 2 14 1 180 Ll6
PREC I NCT 025 12 4~ 25 l l 50 22 6 1 l 10 39 33
PREC INCT 026 108 64 41 2 7 1 37 79 4 24 63 41
PHEC I NC.T 027 362 2 1 ( 142 4 2 4 8 108 5 267 85 20C 149
PREC I NCT 028 357 l7E 1 67 l 5 223 130 258 3 91 16 4 188
PREC INCT 029 3 72 20~ 1 53 6 l 229 135 3 262 ~ 78 185 173
PR1C I NCT 030 3 10 14'1 153 4 2 172 13 1 198 l 93 145 153
PREC INCT O_j l 388 1 8~ 199 3 2 202 l b3 l 2 51 3 122. 177 199
PR1C I NCT 032 438 2 46 1 8~ 2 2. 2 74 159 2 308 3 llJ 232 193
PREC I NCT 033 418 2 1E 1 84 3 c; 254 155 b 281 8 1 1 1 204 19 7
PRt:C. 1NC.T 034 386 1 86 189 2 5 236 147 2.58 3 114 194 183
PKcC. INCT 035 302 l 34! l oO 2 177 116 3 19 l 4 94 139 149
PRt:C INCT 036 354 17"l 16 7 2 2 2 14 132 1 224 114 16 7 176
PRt:C l NCT 037 393 2 1 ~ 167 1 l 251 135 280 L 97 Ll 6 15 8
PRE: C.INC.T 038 335 177 1 5 1 2 2. 2.2.2 109 2 43 2 77 168 156
PRf:C INCT 039 364 15E 195 3 192 16 7 l 250 2 100 1 5 1 197
PREC INCT 040 314 1 5: 156 2 l 192 119 220 3 85 159 143
PREC I NCT 041 419 26E 141 2 3 286 125 326 l 86 271 135
PRE CI NCT 0 4 2 2 12 8~ 119 2 2 118 90 1 141 4 58 90 106
PREC I NCT 0 43 360 234 111 3 - 264 92. 271 3 12 2 16 1 2 1
PRl: CI NCT 044 307 11 ~ 184 1 4 142. 160 l 16 4 11 115 122 16 7
PREC INCT 0 4 5 29 1 172 1 11 2 2 197 86 2 220 3 53 158 125
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TOT Al SUP DIST l l 5223 7139 164 15952 1 )362 +14 7 71 1 7
7592 93 ~02. l o9 174 7512
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PRf:Cl NCT 0 46 287 43 22 1 -: 6 79 193 4 1 0 4 b 149 66 206
PRE CINCT 047 298 6 ; 212 i; 4 106 184 l 130 8 138 9 1 185 ~
PRECINCT 0 48 207 1:. 122 ; 7 89 112 2 10 1 9 89 83 117
PR ECINCT 0 49 270 61 197 3 87 173 3 106 b 136 73 174
PR ECINCT 0 50 286 5 5 220 2. 2 74 200 5 111 4 160 65 198
PRE CINCT 051 192 3:. 14( 3 2 46 132 I
64 7 89 4 2 130
PRECINt,T 052 343 7 ~ 2 4 ( 5 1 99 220 141 2 171 84 22.8
PRECI1'4CT 053 320 112 190 7 4 139 170 8 182 10 115 l C7 LOl
PRECINC.T 054 267 5i l 9 .ii 1 5 75 ltS5 2 102 4 138 55 l ti 8
PRECINCT 055 178 3 ~ 127 E 52 116 62 2 90 40 112
PRECINCT 056 215 8~ 128 2 l 102 106 2 10 7 6 88 82 116
PRE CINCT 057 357 12t 217 ~ i; 188 l oO 3 2 19 1 11! 143 1 9~
PREC I "'CT 058 389 19( 187 l l 234 150 l 2 51 3 112 18 7 183
PREC I NCT 059 307 13 .r! 156 :. 2 171 128 3 190 7 95 136 156
PRECINCT 060 2 75 10 .r! 159 3 5 1:)3 1 36 3 144 9 110 108 155
PR EC INCT 061 240 12 .( 112 l 155 78 153 4 75 1L4 102
PRECINCT 062 276 127 132 ~ 3 170 96 174 2 77 123 126
PRECINCT 063 3 5.li 15( 1 86 l 9 173 1 69 5 206 6 130 148 188
PRECINCT Oo4 297 l o; 177 4 8 127 163 4 145 l. 13 1 108 175
PRECINCT 065 226 l Ol 109 l. 2. 131 90 143 3 7 2. 109 105
PRECINCT 066 347 1 8; 148 l 3 215 1L4 231 2 94 180 144
PRECINCT 067 3 54 l b2 176 4 6 189 158 4 208 6 119 152 179
PRECINCT 068 3 64 230 124 2 266 90 27 5 3 78 2.32 116
PREC I NC.T Oo9 277 l 53 1C9 3 l 169 100 2 194 5 66 139 12C
PRECINCT 0 70 2 55 152 9 o 1 l u2 69 l 197 3 47 142 100
PRl:CINCT 0 71 325 1 8~ 130 5 2 2 13 102 3 235 5 b6 18; 117
PRf:C:.I NCT 0 1 2. 282 150 12 1 1 l 182 90 4 190 10 00 13 1 13C
PRECINCT 0 73 3 38 172 148 4 2 217 l. l 5 235 l 92. 176 148
PRECINCT 074 32 .ii 17L 140 l 3 206 109 2 L29 6 /8 182 12. 8
PRl:LINCT 0 75 241 8 " 148 5 112 127 12.B 4 101 8C 1,0
PRECINCT 076 257 9t 153 4 2 126 125 4 15 4 4 91 9 ; 143
PKf:CINCT 077 304 123 169 2 4 161 136 1 176 2 103 1L4 156
PREC IN CT 0 78 3 48 161 172 4 7 179 160 4 20! 6 121 147 176
PRECINC.T 0 79 309 11 ~ 177 5 6 147 151 3 174 ., 112. 102 i 9L
PRECINCT 080 338 l o l 156 1 5 1 9 ~ 127 209 6 96 1 5~ 145
PRECl NCT 081 2 74 161 105 l 2 175 90 1 182 b 7 2. 149 109
PRE CINCT 082 2 49 1t 149 3 13 105 131 5 121 8 100 87 142.
PRl:CINCT 083 221 6 t:. 139 4 6 83 126 3 102 12 92 72 133
PKECINCT 084 306 85 19 7 8 5 122 164 5 128 12 12.8 95 174
PRt CINCT 085 237 90 134 3 5 99 134 2 11! 3 102 92 12.o
PRE.CI NCT 086 236 43 176 3 9 66 163 2 95 8 115 6 5 151
PRECINCT 087 271 122 l l.8 3 5 161 100 l 105 5 79 132 120
PREC INCT 088 289 63 214 2 3 110 173 1 117 5 148 b l 189
PRl:CINCT 089 258 82 166 3 3 112 138 1 127 6 108 92 15C
PRECINCT 090 288 8L 188 l 7 112 166 4 140 10 122. 9; 173
PRE CINCT 091 302 103 187 3 3 139 l !l 3 184 8 98 115 169
PREC.IN CT 092 349 115 222 l 4 144 19 7 l 163 4 163 12C 2 12
PREC INCT 093 284 11 '3 155 3 l4b 12.6 3 169 5 95 115 15C
PKEC I NCT 094 405 14C 248 l 8 164 231 3 20'} 5 175 143 244
PREC INCT 095 477 251 213 2. 3 260 209 2 335 1 135 229 241
PRE CINCT 096 3 67 16l 1 91 2 3 176 181 2 2. 17 6 131 154 194
PRl:C INCT 097 388 174 19S 3 8 222 161 3 2 46 5 124 196 181
PRECINCT 098 284 11 ~ 159 7 1 114 162 174 3 92 125 147
PKECINCT 099 294 102 185 l 2. 12 1 170 1 162 ! 114 9 4 188
PREC I NCT 100 350 15t 177 4 5 182 162 2 . 2 12 6 125 141 191
PRl:CINCT 101 350 161 178 5 200 145 3 2.44 6 Hb l o 7 108
PRECINCT 102 337 1 2; 199 2 3 156 176 2. 192 4 12! 117 205
PRE CINCT 103 366 l 7 182 214 142 3 248 4 107 184 175
PREC INCT 104 304 121 172 2. 2 143 155 18 4 4 101 120 162
PRE:ClNCT 105 327 12 1 192 3 5 144 179 1 175 9 12.9 117 194
Pf{ECINCT 106 3 04 1 2~ 170 4 l 160 138 3 19 1 2 102 127 173
PRECINCT 107 323 131 1 86 1 3 164 152 2 197 3 l 13 140 .l 7 L
PRE CINCT 108 498 305 183 2. 3 46 146 l 3 86 4 93 28 7 186
PRECINCT 109 3 99 230 159 5 2 255 140 1 312 4 75 208 183
PREC INCT 110 355 115 22 1 2 7 147 199 2 176 8 160 105 239
PRE CINCT 111 207 95 103 2 2 120 8 1 2 151 l 53 87 116
PREC INCT 112 4 33 202 207 4 8 232 184 6 282 4 12.6 196 2 1 1
PREC INC.T 113 285 148 131 3 l 171 111 l 201 2 71 14S 1 2. 5
TOTAL SUP OI ST 2 2 0864 l 1414 261 9 827 J. ~183 7L69 l 10d7
8536 182 l 0456 146 35~ ~608
~TATEMENT OF ALL VOit~ CAST AT fH E GENERAL LLcCT IL ~ NUV(M ~ tk 3 , 1970 PAC,t 15
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PRECINCT 114 257 154 99 2 161 90 3 19 1 4 58 148 103
PRECINCT 11 5 410 286 117 1 312 90 1 3l9 3 67 275 114
PRECINCT 116 304 143 14 7 5 193 99 2 196 3 87 !SC 136
PR~CINCT 117 383 251 121 2 4 2 13 1 04 3 3 11 2. 62 25c 11 7
PRECINCT 118 4 03 261 130 2 3 308 93 324 3 66 271 121
PRECINCT 119 289 145 132 7 179 1 02 l 202 5 13 136 145
PREC INCT 1 20 334 184 145 l 2 206 124 2 40 84 171 147
PRECINCT 1 21 213 10 102 l l 123 87 l 146 1 63 104 103
PRECINCT 122 157 a~ 66 3 109 4o 118 l 36 7d 76
PRtC lNCT 1 23 4 32 19( 224 2 12 231 199 l 251 7 160 173 L4~
PRECINCT 124 447 ll2 224 b 4 246 190 3 284 7 148 205 L31
PKE:CINCT 125 382 l 6 4 209 l 3 203 l o9 2 230 5 134 158 211
PRECINCT 126 3 78 2 1 ~ 148 9 6 237 138 2. 280 5 87 2 lt 1~ 9
PRt CIN CT 12 7 445 25( 187 3 l 290 152 l 38 l 90 237 194
PREC INCT 128 458 24.! 204 4 3 301 147 l 334 l 100 241 l '.16
PREC INCT 129 4 8 1 271 199 ~ 321 152 1 313 3 g4 28S 172
PRECINCT 130 374 1 9.: 172 2 3 2 18 149 2 2o.3 5 CJ'? 187 180
PRECINCT 131 414 22.:3 182 4 3 265 145 1 295 6 102 Ll1 1 8~
PRECINCT 1 32. 372 1 6~ 189 5 3 198 164 6 231 s 117 159 205
PRE:CINCT 133 47/j 35~ 113 2 1 394 7 2 3 413 3 55 352 llC
PRE:C INCT 134 383 203 171 l 1 231 149 2 286 90 195 160
PRE:CINCT 135 396 206 174 6 4 231 162 2 2.79 4 105 195 194
PREClNCT 136 351 2lt 129 2 248 101 l 269 70 205 13 1
PRECINCT 13 7 303 140 156 3 3 146 150 3 188 4 105 140 156
PRECINCT 138 521 L53 259 1 0 2 305 2 1 8 2 357 ~ 1 ~2 264 252
PRE:CINCT 139 356 156 19 1 3 3 199 150 6 252 b 85 16C, 18(,
PRt:CINCT 140 290 l 1 :2 170 6 l 142 144 l 19 7 3 d7 120 160
PREC I NCT 141 329 1 2~ 193 3 4 16 1 159 6 196 9 llo 135 184
PRECINCT 142 405 186 213 3 l l. 12 l 8ts 4 255 138 167 224
PKECINCT 143 322 13C 1 87 3 160 159 2 199 3 113 135 l bC
PREC I NCT 144 332 10.:i 214 3 3 144 179 5 201 ., 105 l4C l6 b
PRECINCT 145 339 13; 1 88 2 3 l :2 182 2 2ll 6 115 142 l ts6
PRE:CINCT 146 294 13 1 153 2 150 142 l d6 3 94 129 151
PRECINCT 147 413 16l 242 l l 208 201 252. 4 142. 106 226
PRECINCT 148 4 35 l 6t 255 5 5 190 2.36 6 273 t 141 16C 259
PK E:C I NCT 149 358 1 9~ 159 3 2l.4 130 l 257 5 81 l6E: 16'?
PRE:CINC.T 150 418 l 6i1 241 ij 4 201 2.08 2 236 12 154 164 23b
PRECINCT 1 5 1 372 113 241 3 14 141 2 lo 6 1 7 2. 9 177 127 23C
PREC INCT 152 3 1 5 5 1 233 22 73 233 3 93 9 189 66 2l. 5
PRECINCT 153 400 22 3 1 2 5 5~ 28 356 3 62. 8 2.84 39 329
PREC I NCT 154 3 12 2 7 229 1 53 29 265 3 62 11 l. 13 33 263
PREC INC.T 155 246 16 186 6 3l 18 2 17 1 37 6 189 1 9 211
PRf:ClNCT 156 331 35 l.54 3 35 34 282 5 75 7 l.24 48 L62
PRECINCT 157 3 76 4~ 280 6 41 55 311 3 82 16 252 5 1 305
PRECINCT 158 274 3( 2 17 l 25 28 240 62 2 19 7 2 ; 241
PREC INCT 159 419 17 ~ 230 4 5 2 16 198 3 258 5 135 183 2 13
PRECINCT 160 414 174 229 6 241 l o~ 2 295 5 l OY 204 .l04
PKECINCT 1 6 1 3 17 14 ~ 160 4 2 176 136 2 192 5 111 142 163
PRECINCT 162 459 170 2 76 3 4 2 19 231 5 253 11 180 172 271
PREC I NCT 163 313 129 176 ~ 1 155 150 5 1 84 8 113 133 174
PREC I NCT 164 364 1 5 7 195 6 5 189 lt9 4 232 b J.17 151 ~Cl
PRECINCT 165 188 71 102 l 5 99 85 11 5 4 63 93 89
PRECINCT 166 188 ! Ct 75 2 120 64 2 13d 3 39 107 6b
PR EC I NCT 16 7 4 6'- 28 7 161 7 333 12 1 4 348 6 98 30C 142
PR EC. I"11CT 168 33d 19'- 1 34 5 2 234 93 7 2 46 8 8 1 209 122
PREC I NC.T 169 333 21: 108 5 l 239 80 4 247 4 66 222 9 7
PREC I NCT 170 3 74 1 86 1 8 1 2 240 130 l 260 4 9 7 2.20 140
PRECINCT 171 3 10 15( 150 l l05 94 1 2. 1 3 6 77 188 107
PRE:C I NCT 172 256 12( 125 2 l 150 100 160 3 77 138 104
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9533 ldd l 1294 143 2~6 1)697
STATE:ME:N T Uf All V JTt:~ CAS r AT THE: G L ~ERA L ELEC TIUN NUVEMBEk 3 1 19 70 t' AtL 16
US SE:NA TOK US KEP . DI ST . 13 5 T . SLN . Dl !: T. 24 ST.ASM . u l ST. 36
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PRECINCT 174 278 14t 12.~ 2 l 1 89 84 1 2.0 1 3 t.3 14; 1L3
PRE CINCT 175 314 15~ 147 2 3 19 7 110 l 2 11 l 92. 161 140
PRE:CINCT 176 348 15t 1 85 2 2 19 1 2 1 2 2.17 6 115 178 1 5;
PRECINCT 177 29 5 15. 133 2 l 1 97 94 203 3 8 !) 17 ~ 119
PRECINCT 178 280 11 ~ 162 2. 144 128 4 157 3 111 114 156
PRtCINCT 179 325 1 8 1 135 l l 2 17 100 2 211 3 104 165 147
PRECINCT 180 3 1 2 15~ 148 l 2 190 116 l 204 3 94 15 7 140
PRtCINCT 1 8 1 4 04 22~ 168 7 269 12 7 3 290 3 1 04 2.4 168
PRECINCT 182 246 12( 11 ~ 0 1 54 82 6 l~ ~ 8 &2 1 3 1 11
PRtCINCT 183 4 08 22~ 173 t 277 125 3 2.98 6 100 238 163
PRECINCT 184 263 111 14~ t l 153 1 06 3 1 5 4 7 100 13 4 125
PRt:CI NCT 185 300 1 3 ~ 162 2 l 172 124 172 l 117 141 150
PRE CINCT l 8t 2 7 8 1 3 ! 1 3~ ~ l 163 112 2 174 3 94 13 5 136
PREC INCT 18 7 2 23 l O! 112 3 143 75 2 l 3L 1 82 1C9 10 4
PREC INCT 188 232 9 ~ 13 3 l 136 9 1 l 136 2. 83 102 12 1
PRECINCT 189 3 30 17i 149 2 13 102 9 2 17 6 l OL 182 142
PRECINCT 190 19 5 7( 118 1 l 90 104 100 3 85 8 1 106
PRECINCT 1 9 1 241 10 1 133 l l 131 1 07 12 7 2 10 l 104 130
PR ECINCT 192 314 14! 158 4 2 198 111 4 18 7 7 113 l 6S 139
PRECINCT 193 267 1 3~ 129 l 2 175 91 173 2 85 143 11 5
PRECINCT 19 4 239 l QC 12 3 4 129 103 3 132 5 93 106 12 4
PREC I NCT 195 204 102 95 5 l 130 6 9 5 140 3 5o 96 96
PREC INCT 196 75 4 0 34 4 8 23 3 50 4 17 41 30
PRE:CINCT 1 97 252 96 149 6 l 1 37 112 3 1 2 ~ 5 119 100 14 7
PRlCINCT 198 240 125 112 5 2 158 80 6 1 54 5 8 llb 12.4
PKE: C.I NCT 199 235 12( 1 0 7 2 l 164 o4 143 3 75 119 105
PRt:C I NCT 2.00 42 5 27 L. 146 l l 3 10 110 l 3 24 l 95 2 12 146
PKt:C. IN CT 2.0 1 358 20 ~ 153 2 256 100 l .250 l 100 l 1 & 15 1
PRt CINCT 202 290 14 136 4 196 93 .200 6 7o 16 4 1~ 3
PRE:C I NCT 20_j 2 1 2 102 105 1 l 125 82 3 135 3 70 llC 95
PREC INCT 204 249 115 13C 2 lt8 76 4 1 ~9 3 86 1 34 113
PRECI"4CT 205 12 3 6( 6 1 l 74 4 8 80 3 40 65 57
PREC I NCT 206 1 57 l Ot 47 2 108 44 2 118 33 9 ~ 52
TOTAL SUP DI ST 4 19198 4 39~ 30 t3 2 10 9 18 ~92.9 tl t1 4
i- 5 73 95 p 80b 76 l .2L f.t74 ~
STATEMENT UF ALL V O T E~ CAST AT THL GENERAL cl tCTI CN NUVtMLLR 3 , 1Y70 PA&t: 17
US SENA TOK U~ KE: P. DI SJ.l j ST.SEN . 0 1 S f. L4 ST.ASM . OIST :io
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PRl:CINCT 207 388 17c 2 06 2 l 232 153 l l.49 5 1 24 195 177
PRECINCT 208 270 147 1 2 1 1 80 81 3 186 l 78 162 103
PRlCINCT 209 2 52 108 139 1 141 1 05 2 148 4 94 13 3 llC
PRtCINCT 2 10 276 131 138 2 1 89 dO 3 1 8 6 1 76 163 l OLt
PRt:CINCT 211 278 15~ 12 0 2 195 79 3 203 l 71 183 9 1
PRECINCT 2 12 258 10 ~ 137 4 3 142 1 08 2 160 2 8U 12 7 112
PHEClNCT .l l 3 276 15~ 115 1 l 19 2. 77 3 20 8 4 51 17 s 9C
PRECINCT 214 464 27 8 1 85 321 137 3 359 L 86 2 91 159
PRECINCT 2 1 5 3 04 172 129 2 2. 27 73 1 226 5 63 200 89
PRECINCT .2 16 315 150 1 5 5 4 2 191 116 3 186 4 106 16 4 13 1
PRECINGT 2 17 245 1 3 1 1 04 3 l 1 56 83 2 171 2 59 14; 85
PKE:CINCT 2 18 300 17 ~ 11 6 2 1 1 96 96 3 207 3 J tj lo3 1 04
PR EC INCT 2 19 264 1 3 t 12 3 1 1 83 78 171 6 7o 15 5 99
PRE:C.INCT 2 20 378 22"l 13t j 2 259 108 3 2 8 8 8 65 23(: 125
PRECINCT 221 366 2tl 98 3 288 12 3 301 5 56 L.66 92
PRECINCT 222 231 10 ~ 116 2 131 92 2 loO 2. 62. 12. 4 1 7
PRECINCT 223 l.11 l 5 f 111 1 l 183 8 4 3 197 2 71 16 1 103
PRECINCT 2 24 296 2lt 69 2 238 4 8 260 l 23 23.2 53
PRECINCT 225 233 62 16 .11 1 95 13 1 2 9 7 7 1 L." 85 133
PRECINCT 22.6 245 8 f; 147 l 1 12 1 117 2 126 3 106 108 12 5
PREC INCT 227 314 12" 1 86 2 188 119 4 198 2. 108 169 139
PRE CINCT 228 342 1 0 -' 23 l. 2 175 158 3 167 6 15 !: 146 183
PRE:ClN CT 229 285 117 1 64 144 132 1 1!9 1 llu 13 4 136
PRECINCT 230 244 7 158 l l 2b 110 4 127 5 103 99 132
PRECINCT 231 252 77 160 4 l 117 125 4 111 7 113 9 1 14 c;
PRECINCT 2. 32. 2 38 l OS 116 4 135 94 1 5 1 3 66 123 9 7
PR EC.INCT 233 2 84 9 5 180 3 3 1 37 141 2 1L8 4 1 3 7 110 154 .
PRECINCT 234 207 54 135 3 3 85 1 06 4 9 2 7 tl9 7 .2 119
PRE:.CINCT 235 258 1 C3 146 l l 140 111 2. 147 2. 10 1 llE 12 c;
PR EC INCT 236 258 9c 153 2 2. 127 12 1 6 141 0 10 ! 110 l4C
PRECINCT 231 2 53 11 Li 132 4 142 106 2 1 57 6 8J 13S l lJ2
PRECINCT 238 341 2 0 1 138 232. 103 3 251 3 8 1 2. l C 12 1
PRECINCT 239 3 34 16 j 155 6 217 108 4 2. 2b 5 so 206 110
PRf:CINCT 2 40 198 8G 108 l 106 86 112 l 71 8 1 l Oc
PRECINCT 2 41 9 7 52 4 0 2 l o l 31 4 60 3 30 53 .j9
PRE CINCT 2 42 2 52 l Ot 138 2 145 102 2 143 5 ~6 125 116
PRECINCT 2 43 113 5 l. 53 l 1 62 45 l 71 3 25 59 44
PRE:CINCT 2 44 29 15 14 20 8 1 17 11 15 12
PRECINCT 2. 45 417 2 5 Li 155 5 307 1 04 4 321 4 84 2o9 135
PRECINCT 2 46 219 103 112 l 135 8 1 150 1 66 117 95
PRECINCT 2 47 3 81 2 3 8 13 4 2 l 2 11 10 1 l 2.92 3 79 250 119
PRECINCT 2 48 353 2 03 143 l 226 119 3 2.53 4 82 2 2. 8 114
PRECINCT 2 49 313 157 141 12 198 10 1 10 219 11 74 186 llS
PRECINCT 250 3 18 180 130 l 226 88 2 18 2. 90 188 115
PRECINCT 25 1 4 5 5 237 208 5 3 305 145 3 307 1 132 274 162
PR ECINCT 252 418 2 .l7 180 5 l 2.69 139 7 282 2 128 2. 4 3 166
PRE:C.I NCT 253 502 296 198 5 367 130 l 380 l 116 3 40 155
PREC I NCT 254 253 14 1 01 l 1 154 95 2 177 2 70 1 57 9 1
PREC INCT 255 3 43 21 ~ 117 3 l 24L 89 8 246 3 do 24C S6
PRECINCT 2 56 3 04 1 54 143 5 190 108 2 204 l 93 l d 5 109
PRE CINCT 2 57 141 1 t. 62 2 84 50 2 90 L 41 77 54
PRECINCT 258 64 14 4 8 l 29 32 l 2.6 3 3 1 15 45
PRECINCT 259 252 119 123 3 l l b6 76 2 16 1 3 79 13S 102
PRECINCT 260 299 13t 150 5 178 112 3 182 7 9b 15 117
PRECINCT 261 3 23 1 6 1 150 7 2 2 12 1 02 6 2.2.3 11 a 4 19 1 123
PRf:CI NCT 262 255 109 1 36 2 l 154 9 6 l 154 5 79 118 116
PRECINCT 263 190 1 2 1 5 7 l 2 141 44 1 5 1 3 3 1 1 37 47
PRECI NCT 2.64 326 158 1 57 3 2. 1 9 1 1 2 1 4 1 97 7 9d 176 1 24
PRE:CINCT 265 260 8;; 166 l :SO 12.8 llb 5 118 99 134
PRECINCT 266 2. 81 101 176 5 156 1.22 3 143 6 1 2U 118 149
PRECINC.T 267 78 4 2 33 l 52 24 4 6 3 ~4 43 32
TC.TAL SUP DI ST 5 l 6966 8056 4 d 15931 l L087 028 : 730
d418 147 1 0608 154 2.33 ~ 5 1 3
STAT EMENT Or ALL VuTtS CA~ T AT THE btNERAL t LtCTION NUVLM8 t K 3 , l 9 7C PA{,E: 1 8
US SE:NA TOR US K.E:P . DI !T. 13 ~ T . SEN . UI Sl . 2.4 ! T. ASM . DI ST .36
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TOTAL SUP DI ST l ] 5223 7139 1 64 15 952 l D362 tl47 7117
7592 93 9021 69 174 75 12
TOTAL SUP DI ST 2 4- 0864 l 1414 261 9827 l tzl83 / 2.69 l l C8 7
853t: 182 l 0456 146 3!! :l60ti
TOTAL SUP DI ST 3 ~ ' 1027 l 0659 4 0.i C:i3 l 2 l ~ 242 J763 1 b56C
~ 533 188 l l2.94 143 2.96 ~o9 7
TOTAL SUP DI ST 4 919S 4399 3( 3210 ~ 9 1 8 2929 41&4
4573 95 5806 76 12.2 t745
TOTAL SUP DI ST 5 ] 6966 805t 4 t 5931 1 1087 :)028 ~7 30
84lt 147 1 0608 154 2.33 ~5 1 3
SUB TOTALS ~ 32 7 ~ I. 166i 9 12 3 4232 5 2792. 2. . 136 3 j67 t
3 8652 705 4 7185 588 . 180 4 0075
ABSENTEE: TOTAL S 3747 1530 45 1198 12 579 964 l 348
1209~ 26 2452 29 48 22 10
GRANO TOTALS ~ 7025 I. 3 197 957 3 5430 5 p37l 2 7100 4 1026
4 0741 731 4 9637 617 228 4 2285
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STAT EM ENT OF ALL VO Tc 5 LAST AT THE GENERAL El c CT l (J t~ NUVt:Mt:iEK 3, 19 70 PAG t 19
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PREC1NC.1 002 325 14 ~ 166 192. 3 9 19 1 34 1/2 50 171 52
PRECINCT 003 2 92 115 16 1 1 6 7 39 1 54 44 148 4 8 145 53
PRECI NCT 004 371 17C 180 1 9 7 39 190 38 173 52 175 5C
PRECINCT 005 257 9 143 140 3 1 138 29 124 39 125 40
PRE CINCT 006 334 104 1 86 167 34 154 4 0 149 40 143 41
PRE CINCT 007 254 121 123 140 28 138 28 12 l 4 4 119 43
PREC. INCT 008 336 1 3~ 185 196 30 186 3 1 177 4 8 172 47
PRt CINCT 009 2 56 11 ~ 126 153 2 1 148 26 124 52 12. l: 'tS
PRt CINCT 0 10 4 25 13i 2.62 234 51 221 56 20t 72 2 10 (:9
PREC INCT 011 403 1 5CJ 226 236 31 227 34 200 ~_j 20l: 52
PREC INCT 0 12 386 1 6~ 2.00 2 10 3o 197 41 166 12 16 't 77
PRE:C INCT 0 13 29b 1 2 ~ 16( 190 1 9 192 17 153 56 156 55
PREC IN(.T 0 14 2 72 11 ~ 1 5 2. 1 5 4 20 15 1 19 119 47 12 1 43
PREC INCT 0 15 422 17 ~ 232 2.39 39 244 31 192 d9 19 c 7 c;
PRtC INCT 0 16 369 l4i 200 2 13 41 204 4 5 176 7.3 176 7 2.
PREC INCT 0 17 280 14 123 178 18 173 18 140 53 145 47
PRE CINCT 0 18 385 14i 222 2 19 28 2 15 25 176 59 179 56
PRELINCT 0 19 463 12. ~ 314 2 49 41 238 40 223 o l 2 18 6L
PREC I NCT 020 473 l 7 ( 285 2 7 8 4 8 269 46 253 62 2. 55 63
PREC INCT 021 3 40 1 37 195 211 3 1 206 34 183 4 8 176 53
PREC INCT 022 311 89 216 171 39 165 38 158 43 1 6 1 4 2.
PREC INCT 023 408 1143 279 222 35 22.2 34 208 48 207 4 8
PRE:CINCT 024 4 06 147 2 4 5 2.33 47 227 47 l. 1 2 6J 2 1 2 6 7
PREC INCT 025 72 3 5 36 4 3 7 44 7 34 17 3 3 l t
PREC INCT 026 108 5 47 6 1 14 54 13 4 6 l.5 4C 26
PRE CINCT 027 362 171 172 2.29 33 2 12 4 6 l d8 6~ l t3 5 6c
PRE CINCT Ol.8 3 57 142 203 l.21 24 2 17 l.9 1 88 s; l 'il 4 4 8
PH.t:C INCT 029 372 172 18 1 1 84 43 171 5 1 l o7 4 9 1 6 6 5 1
PRE:CI NCT 030 3 10 111 173 17 0 2 7 168 2.6 1 ~9 36 15& 34
PRE:C INCT 031 388 1 5( 228 2 4 2 37 234 3 7 220 5 1 Ll7 4 5
PRE:CI NCT 032 4 38 17 ~ 252 2 4 8 28 235 ~3 2 11 60 2 1C , &
PRE CI NCT 033 418 l 6 Li 23 7 2.50 34 241 39 211 oo 222 6b
PREC INCT 034 386 1 5~ 2 19 208 3 1 203 32 190 5 1 1 84 52
PREC I NCT 035 302 lll 170 146 33 142 32 132 4 6 1 24 44
PREC INCT 036 3 54 13 j 19 1 l.08 2. 1 190 29 192 33 193 29
PRE CI NCT 037 393 17 193 2. 1 6 31 203 40 178 6 7 175 66
PRECINCT 038 335 1 5 ~ 166 168 4 5 160 4 6 150 ; 7 l SC SS
PRt: I ~ CT 039 364 145 202 206 25 l.03 28 187 43 1 84 45
PRECINCT 0 40 314 12 i 178 1 8 7 l.9 18 4 3 1 171 43 173 4 2
PREC INCT 0 41 419 205 199 262. 33 249 39 192 106 196 S8
PRtC.INCT 0 4 2 212 80 118 12 ; 20 122 17 112 28 114 2c
PRf:CINCT 0 43 360 2 0 -li 142 2 12 29 2 06 32 1 6~ /4 170 65
PRECINCT 0 44 307 92 1 94 l 8L 3 7 176 38 156 58 1 54 55
PREC IN CT 0 4 5 291 130 140 179 28 167 34 132 74 129 73
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f GTAL SUP DI ST l l 5223 8399 ~4 3 7 L5 14 ~ 4 17 ~3 71
~ 1 29 8 7 2 1 j 403 1 500 74 93
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PRlCINCT 047
PRE:CINCT 048
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PRECINCT 053
PRECINCT 054
PKECINCT 055
PRECINCT 056
PRECINCT 057
PRt:CINCT 058
PRECINCT 059
PRE:CINCT 060
PRECINCT 061
PRECI~CT 062
PRECINCT 063
PRE:\.INC. T 064
PREC INCT 065
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PRE:CINCT 067
PRt:ClNCT 068
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PRECINCT 0 71
PRE:CINCT 0 72
PRE:C I NCT 0 73
PREC INCT 074
PRtCINCT 0 7 5
PRECINCT 070
Pl{CINCT 0 77
PRECINCT 0 78
PRECINC.T 079
PRtCINCT 080
PRECINCT 081
PRt:C IN CT 082
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PREC IN CT 084
PRECINCT 085
PRECINCT 086
PREC INCT 087
PRECINCT 088
Pi{ECINCT 089
PRECINCT 090
PR EC INCT 091
PRECINCT 092
PREC INCT 093
PREC IN CT 094
PRE:C INCT 095
PRE:CINCT 096
PRtC INCT 091
PRE:CINCT 098
PRECINCT 099
PRECINCT 100
PRECINCT 101
PREC lNCT 102
PREC I NCT 103
PKECINCT 104
PREC INCT 105
PKECINCT 106
PRECINCT 10 7
PRECINCT 108
PRECINCT 109
PRECINCT 110
PREC I NCT 111
PRECINCT 112
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STATEMENT O~ ALL VUTLS CAST AT THE GENERAL tlEC.T I GN NUVLM~lR 3, 1970 PA(,l 21
STATE. 5UPT . SUPRl:Mf: CuURT JUDGES
PU8LlC I NS TR. CH lE:f ASSOCIATE:
T R R ~ w B B p p s s
0 A I K R u u I: E lJ u
T F L l l R K T T L L
A F u G K K E E: L L
L E 5 H H E E R R I I
R T T 5 s v v
v T A A
0 y 114 N
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c
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s E N N : N t N
T s u s c s c $ u
PKE:CINCT 114 257 106 143 158 22 149 28 132 42 135 41
PREC INCT 115 410 200 189 228 28 215 3 1 19 1 53 186 51
PREC INCT 116 304 157 128 162 29 148 29 146 2.9 15L 28
PRECINCT 117 383 lj2 178 245 30 235 40 199 11 201 74
Pt{ EC l NCT 118 403 1 8~ 206 l.64 17 259 26 222 6 7 223 65
PREC INCT 119 289 11 ~ 159 166 l ! 162 17 148 2~ 144 30
PRECINCT 120 33'1 l3E 18t; 198 31 194 25 l 6H 54 169 49
PREC INCT 1 21 213 6~ 134 108 42 104 46 96 5! c, 6 54
PREC INCT 122 157 6( 86 78 20 74 19 66 2.4 6(;; 2~
PRECINCT 123 432 14; 277 234 49 224 52 2 1U 6 ij 2 14 t l
PRt:C INCT 124 447 182 25( 265 SC 2!3 ~5 l.36 6 7 L40 o l
PRECINCT 125 382 1 2 ~ 239 203 42 203 43 196 45 1S2 47
PREC INCT 126 3 78 15t 217 2 48 3 c. 244 32 222 53 224 50
PR EC I NCT 1 27 445 19 1 236 2 7 0 44 259 48 228 76 231 65
PREC INCT 128 458 20( 235 281 44 2 7 2 5 1 256 57 256 60
PREC IN CT 129 4 81 1 8 i 282 294 56 290 51 261 79 266 73
PRECINCT 130 374 14~ 221 217 51 209 47 198 60 201 55
PRECINCT 131 414 l?C 229 259 45 255 47 240 63 24 7 52
P ~EC INCT 132 3 72 13L 221 229 52 213 58 207 62 Ll4 5fj
PR EC. INCT 133 478 281 174 233 44 2 16 49 l d! 76 186 7 ~
PREC INCT 1 34 383 15L 209 229 3 7 2 19 41 201 5 1 203 5 1
PREC INCT 135 396 143 241 260 45 25? 47 236 65 233 64
PR E:C INCT 136 351 183 160 196 35 191 38 171 !9 172 56
PR EC I NCT 1 37 303 110 178 176 43 167 41 16 1 46 164 4 (:;
PRECINCT 138 529 215 300 306 63 301 62 l.77 83 2&5 82
PRE:C INCT 139 356 llt 233 2 16 51 2 13 ~L 202 59 2 0 (:; 5 7
PR1:C INCT 140 290 12; 159 165 41 163 42 148 ~4 1 51 52
PkEC I NCT 141 329 12t 195 1 84 48 180 47 173 S2 173 46
PRE:\.INCT 142 4 05 171 221 240 45 2 18 54 202 68 207 63
PRECI NCT 143 322 l4i 170 212 35 200 39 189 ~2 1 8~ 51
PRt:CINCT 144 332 12L 191 208 35 207 34 192 43 l 98 44
PRE:C INCT 145 339 130 19 7 214 50 208 47 l ':J 2 58 197 57
PKE:C IN C.T 146 294 11 .i 1 64 1 66 44 1~ 9 42 1 ~ 4 4 I 15; 43
PK EC INCT 147 413 15( 252 25 7 47 250 45 230 64 234 62
PREC INCT 148 435 15( 2 71 258 53 255 55 230 7 5 230 7b
PRECINCT 149 35& 12S 2 12 2 19 45 2 12 47 193 65 192 61
PREC INCT 1 50 418 14E 25C 236 55 217 63 209 66 2 12 71
PREC INC.T 1 51 372 111 23 7 164 52 177 !6 173 60 171 65
PREC I NCT 1 52 3 15 51 251 133 51 135 4 2 125 50 1L8 44
PRtCINCT 153 400 11 380 153 7 8 150 77 149 76 15 1 71
PRE. INCT 1 54 3 12 lt 288 110 73 112 66 105 66 1C5 69
PREC INCT 155 246 13 229 96 63 94 60 9 7 57 93 6C
P REC l~CT 156 331 2~ 296 1 53 62 146 61 148 60 148 60
PR EC IN CT 1 57 376 3 7 330 11 8 90 118 88 123 82 125 bC
PREC INCT 1 58 274 21 2.52 1 04 55 10 l 59 96 59 10 1 60
PRt:C I NCT 1 59 419 131 2 71 230 5 1 229 51 224 57 2Ll 57
PREC I NCT 160 414 16t 233 260 06 25 1 68 249 71 L45 74
PR EC INCT 1 61 3 17 13l 1 69 163 47 152 49 147 51 146 54
PRt:C. I NCT 162 459 l 5t 286 2ol 6 7 251 70 252 73 c: 4c 7 8
PREC. I NCT 163 313 12 4! 180 196 45 190 48 168 69 170 64
PRECINCT 164 364 13t 214 208 71 204 67 195 7 8 192 81
PREC I NCT 165 188 8~ 96 100 33 10 7 26 94 4 1 SS 42
PRE:C IN CT 166 188 ; c BL 90 20 85 20 77 Ld 76 28
PREC INCT 167 4 64 238 200 231 61 2j3 58 2 19 69 215 7(.
PRtC INCT 168 338 163 1 64 196 35 187 -.o 181 4 3 181 43
PRECINCT 169 333 164 1 51 1 84 33 lo9 36 160 46 164 43
PREC INCT 170 374 165 188 2 13 28 2 10 2 7 198 ~() 193 34
PREC I NCT 171 3 10 131 l .:6 145 2 7 144 25 127 39 139 L.7
PR EC INCT 172 256 100 13 7 137 12 132 15 126 16 124 1 5
TOTAL SUP DI ST 3 ~- 1027 l ~ 383 2633 ~699 ~3 1 L 327(;;
17869 l l 74 7 l ~ 372 1 JbOO 1 )675
STATEMENT O~ ALL VUTE:S CAST AT l HE: GENERAL l: LtCTlON NU V ~M8ER 3 . 19 / 0 PAGI: 22.
STA TE: SUPT. SUP1(E:1"1E CGLKl J UDGtS
PUB LIC I NS TR. CH i l:F ASSOC I ATE
T R R w w B B . p s s
0 A I R f{ u u t: E u u
T F l I I R R T T l L
A F E: G G K K E E l L
l E s H H l: c R R I I
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PRE:CINCT 173 2 80 139 113 133 30 129 29 123 31 122 3 4 PRE:CINCT 174 2 7 8 138 133 152 3ij 145 40 143 31 139 46
PR ECINCT 175 314 139 152 149 4 0 147 44 133 53 l 3L 53
PRECINCT 170 3 48 148 l ti2 209 1 0 19 9 80 17S 91 1 81 89
PRE:CINCT 177 29 5 138 l ~ l 170 4 5 106 ~ l 147 o3 1 5 1 64
PREC I NCT 178 280 124 138 153 59 144 6 1 126 78 13C 7 5
PREC IN CT 179 32 5 141 163 l o 4 52 l oO ~6 1 3ti 6d 142 c5
PR ELINC.T 180 3 12 14 ~ 140 167 3o 153 4 3 144 4 141 56
PRECINCT 1 8 1 4 04 199 188 230 50 224 53 204 b9 201 08
PRt:CINCT 182 246 1 0~ 135 141 4 3 139 41 l 2b 55 129 50
PREC INCT 183 408 20:; 193 2 4 3 71 237 71 212 94 l ll 9 4
PR EC I NCT 1 8 4 263 l LC 1 3 ~ 158 42 145 52 150 45 144 ~ l
PREC IN CT 185 300 13( 162 176 4 9 172 ~ l 160 70 151 () s
PRE:CINCT 186 2 78 1 3( 135 14.5 6 1 145 58 1 3 1 10 141 59
PRECINCT 1 87 223 1 0~ l o.i: l l9 39 123 40 108 54 llC SC
PREC I NCT 188 232 9( 126 1L4 4 0 124 37 115 39 llC 46
PRl:C INCT l d'1 330 16S 1 51 185 68 175 7 0 1 57 86 16C 85
PREC I NCT 190 1 9 5 1 ~ 98 1 04 2ti 106 22 'J2 21 95 2 7
PRt CINCT 1 9 1 241 1 01 118 142 l3 134 2 7 128 33 126 33
PRE: CINCT 192 314 1 39 167 203 51 l 'J 4 5 7 180 72 186 68
PR ECINCT 193 267 127 1 26 13 7 52 135 49 120 62 119 66
PkECINCT 1 9 4 2.39 1 0 5 12 1 1:34 33 129 35 12.3 40 125 44
PRt:CINCT 195 204 113 84 1 00 47 94 53 85 63 89 60
PREC INCT 196 75 4 2 23 3 2 13 32 12 31 13 3 1 12
PRE CINCT 1 9 7 252 11 ~ 130 163 55 1 59 54 1 54 bO 148 65
PKEC I NCT 198 246 120 1 21 149 4 6 136 54 llJ 59 132 55
PREC IN CT 199 235 122 94 133 28 123 31 120 38 11 39
PREC I NCT 200 425 202 205 2b3 63 2.56 71 l37 86 234 e ti
PRE:C li'fCT 201 358 162 1 8 7 234 4 3 233 42 200 72 1~ 9 72
PKEC INCT 202 290 llS 164 180 43 182 40 164 53 163 55
PREC I NCT 203 2 12 9S 1 04 135 32 132 3 1 115 45 llc 47
PRE:C I NCT 204 249 112 134 16 7 4 2 166 4 2. 152 54 1 5C 57
PREC INCT 205 123 5:; 68 93 10
.
89 13 89 15 8 7 17
PRE:C I NCT 206 157 81 69 73 22 71 18 66 23 6S 2L
.
TOTAL SUP DI ST 4 9 198 4 5 13 ~ 464 152.t3 Ld7 l 188C
i-Lo9 15 70 ) 0';18 t 68l 't683
STATEMENT OF Al l VO TtS GAST AT THE GtNE~AL El ttTlON NlJVE:MBER .j ' 1970 PAbt l3
STATE SUPT. SUPRtME COUKT JUO&E:~
PUBLIC I NSTR . CH I E:F ASSOC I ATE
T R R w w B B p p s s
l) A 1 R r( u l.J E: [: l.J u
T F L I I R R l T l l
A F E G G K K E E L L
l E s H H E E R R 1 I
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T
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s E N E N t N E N
T s 0 s 0 s u s u
PRECINCT 207 388 17! 198 234 60 215 70 209 81 209 75
PRECINCT 208 270 12~ 132 1 54 43 144 50 140 50 145 47
PRfCINCT 209 252 1 1~ 1 21 12.0 47 113 49 111 47 109 5:
PRECINCT 210 276 14; 122 156 54 146 52 138 63 145 55
PRECINCT 2 11 278 14 ~ 122 l t:4 49 1 5 7 48 149 57 151 55
PRECINCT 212 258 111 1 24 139 32 136 33 127 42 124 41
PREC INCT 213 276 14 ~ 115 160 44 1 54 43 154 43 151 4 2.
PRECINCT 2 14 464i 23~ 199 248 51 235 bO 224 60 229 60
PRE:CINCT 215 304i l oi 114 157 32 145 36 139 3 1 135 37
PRECINCT 216 315 141 145 160 2 7 150 21 141 32 13; 33
PRtCINCT 2 17 245 14 ~ 83 139 25 122 25 121 2d 114 30
Pi{ECINCT 218 300 1 51 132 143 42 135 4 5 125 50 130 42
PREC INCT 2 19 264 141 105 128 40 125 3 7 126 41 122 43
PRECINCT 220 378 18 172 196 41 184 48 169 ';) 1 171 6C
PREC INCT 221 366 21 ~ 134 2. 1 c 40 205 38 186 5 7 185 57
PR EC INCT 222 231 119 9~ 130 29 128 24 120 32 122 29
PRELINCT 223 277 13i 12 7 149 2 7 132 37 126 40 126 36
PREC INCT 224 296 1 5~ 121 155 2 7 154 23 145 39 142 42
PREC IN CT 225 233 8 ~ 129 141 35 131 38 110 42 llC 44
PRt:CINCT 226 245 111 106 142 3 7 135 38 133 40 133 3S
PRECINCT 227 3 14 17( 136 174 58 162 66 1 51 74 160 69
PRl:CINCT 228 342 156 158 208 38 198 40 183 so 197 45
PRtCINCT 229 285 l 2t 138 155 36 150 36 1 37 39 141 40
PRf:CINCT 230 244 106 122 1 26 23 118 27 113 30 116 32
PRtC INCT 231 252 l OL 132 148 26 141 29 127 44 128 35
PRECINCT 232 238 111 100 111 33 111 29 97 43 1 0 1 39
PRE:C:. I NCT l33 284 12( 150 153 36 149 36 138 40 1 37 33
PRE:CINCT 234 207 9~ 9C 98 29 92 32 90 21 83 34
PRECINCT 235 258 11~ l LC 128 51 119 so 112 5o 106 5 7
PKEC.INCT 236 258 1 2~ 120 152 34 150 33 137 43 143 35
PRECINCT 237 253 128 llo 133 44 122 4b 115 47 110 47
PKE:CINCT 238 341 176 157 196 52 192 5 1 176 65 17C 67
PRE:CINCT 239 334 1 81 133 lt: 2 58 162 53 14': 65 15L 65
PRE:C lNCT 240 198 l Oi 1 2 91 2 7 80 30 7 ' 32 7 5 3C
PRECINCT 2 41 9 7 4 t: 3 7 54 13 50 15 47 19 4c 19
PRE:C I NCT 242 252 11~ 121 147 44 142 43 13l 54 145 4 3
PRECINCT 2 43 113 62 3 7 46 12 43 14 37 17 39 17
PREC INCT 244 29 13 14 7 7 8 5 7 5 b 5
PRECINCT 2 45 417 2 4ii 160 204 69 203 70 185 tiO 185 79
PRl:C I NCT 246 219 11.11 99 123 41 121 40 107 4 7 108 4o
PRECINCT 247 381 220 152 224 55 220 54 2 13 64 2 1E 58
PRE:CINCT 248 353 1 87 152 1 9 7 48 184 5 1 173 63 171 60
PREC IN CT 249 3 13 159 145 172 71 163 75 153 85 153 b l
PRE(.INCT 250 318 163 129 181 40 173 50 1 64 54 15c 59
PRECINCT 251 455 244 193 257 79 239 87 237 93 238 b6
PRECINCT 252 418 219 187 252 62 240 72 228 79 23c 7 5
PRtCINCT 253 502 21" 2 1 5 29 7 64 293 64 l67 85 26 7 82
PREC.INCT 254 253 l.:Si 108 140 47 135 52 lLO 6 1 115 64
PRECINCT 255 3 43 174 154 1 97 47 196 48 184 61 18 l 55
PRECINCT 256 304 171 128 163 61 160 56 141 7 3 147 7C
PRE:C I NCT 257 141 62 62 67 13 o5 11 57 18 6 1 17
PRECil\CT 258 6 4 2i 34 36 10 3 1 12 26 14 2:1 15
PRE:CINCT 259 252 1 2~ 105 1 5 1 30 136 32 120 4 2 l .:l 4 33
PRECINCT 260 299 1 2 7 146 143 39 12 7 4o 125 42 1L3 44
PREC I NCT 261 323 171 130 1 75 77 173 74 l Sb 84 154 8 7
PRECINCT 262 255 119 109 1 26 24 119 29 116 25 llc 25
PRECINCT 263 190 11 ~ 63 80 29 77 27 70 29 73 30
PRECINCT 264 326 l 7f 129 1 6 7 4S 152 52 146 51 145 .' 4
PRECINCT 265 260 133 90 143 33 145 29 126 35 1L8 40 PRECINCT 266 287 15( 1 01 163 33 154 43 l ~O 40 1 54 38
PREC I NCT 267 7 8 4 8 19 38 13 34 14 34 15 32 16
TuTAL SUP DIST 5 l 6966 7362 ~43 7 2544 :928 2847
d583 FJllO j 775 :i2 l b d28C
STATEMENT Of All VO TtS CAST AT THt GE:~t~A L ELtC TIUN NUVtM8tK j , 197L PA&t 24
STATE SUP T. ~UPKE:ME: COlJRT J UDGES
PUBLIC I NSTR. CH i tF A~SOC I A T E
T R R w h 8 d p s s
0 A I R K u u t E u u
T F L I I R R T T L L
A F E (, G K K t E L L
L E s H H E E: R R I I
R T T s s v v
v T A A
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s E N E N l: N E N
T s 0 s c s (J s 0
TOTAL SUP DI ST 1 ] 5223 8399 . 43 7 . 5 14 ~ 417 ~3 7 1
: 129 872 1 3403 1500 7493
TOTAL SUP DIST 2 0864 l 1589 2179 ~258 ~096 3050 '"
7864 1 143 7 1 0971 l )001 1 )054
TOTAL SUP DI ST 3 '" 1027 l 12 383 2633 -'699 33 72 ~2 7 6
7869 l 1747 l L3 72 l 600 l )67 5
TOTAL SUP DI ST 4 9 198 4 5 13 1464 l52d . 872 L880
4269 5 2 70 098 t68l 1083
TOTAL SUP DI ST 5 J 6966 7362 243 7 2544 ~928 ~S 47
:3583 921 0 '3 775 ~~ld 3280
sue TOTALS ~ 3278 '4 424 6 l 0150 1 )5 4 3 l ~685 l 3424
3 4714 4 6385 4 't 6 1 9 4 .000 4 .185
ABSENTEE TOTALS 3747 1 783 2 70 2 79 405 403
1 766 12039 1964 793 L792
GRAND TOTALS ~ 7025 4 6029 l 0420 l 0822 l +090 l 3827
3 64 80 4 d4 2 4 4 :583 4 ~ 793 4 -"J977
STATEMENT UF All VOTE:S CA5T AT TH t: GE~El{Al ELl:CTl uN NOVLMd~r. 3 , 1970 PAul 2~
CUURT OF APPEAL - SECONU DISTRICT
DIV . 1 - JUOl1E: DIV . 2 PRl:S .JUO. I JU DGE DIV . 3 - JUDGE
T G G l l T T R R c c A A
0 l.J u I I H H c c ( (J l l
T s s L l G 0 T T M M L L
A T T l l " "' H H p p p p
L A A I I p p T ( G u
F F E E s s (i (J K R
v s s c c I\ N T T
0 0 0 t\ t
T N N
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c
A y y y y y y
s E N E N E: "' E N E N E N
T s 0 s 0 s 0 s 0 5 0 s 0
PREC INCT 001 297 16 36 168 39 162 34 158 41 162 38 166 33
PRECINCT 002 325 1 8 36 184 36 18! 39 181 43 192 30 186 36
PRECINCT 003 292 15 j 41 145 49 153 39 1!3 4L 154 39 lit6 45
PRECINCT 004 371 18( 40 185 42 181 43 182 44 ldl 37 175 42
PRE:LINCT 005 257 13( 31 127 .31 126 29 126 29 121 33 120 32
PRECINCT 006 334 14 36 142 44 135 41 1 31 47 147 34 140 3;
PRECINCT 007 2.54 13'i 30 143 28 132 28 121 38 13L 28 13 1 26
PRcC INCT 008 336 183 32 187 31 175 35 176 36 177 32 175 3C
PKECINCT 009 256 13 34 141 33 1 32 40 l2d 48 143 27 142 29
PRE:CINCT 010 425 21 'i 58 22( 63 211 61 210 62 21! 60 214 ' - 04'
PRt:C INCT 011 403 22~ 2,9 22~ 33 216 34 201 48 222 26 22. 2 7
P~t:CINCT 0 12. 386 19 ~ 37 20~ 38 196 36 165 73 190 33 187 37
PRE:CINCT 0 13 296 191 17 18 l8 178 21 163 47 184 l tl 1 8 1 21
PREC INCT 0 14 212 14t: 1 14 20 139 24 128 40 l ! 1 16 141 l ;
PKE:CINCT 0 15 422. 22 :i 42 241 38 225 44 2.05 69 235 34 2.34 3 7
PRECINCT 0 16 369 2oi 37 20 41 202 4 1 174 63 l.Oj 3! 203 39
PRECINCT 0 17 280 16~ 21 1 7'i 1 ti 160 27 145 45 171 16 170 18
PRECINCT 018 385 20~ 24 202 29 195 33 1 87 44 2.02 2.5 2C2 25
PRECINCT 0 19 4o3 23~ 40 233 41 234 39 223 54 231 38 231 40
PRECINCT 020 473 27i 49 266 48 251 64 269 47 267 47 2 10 46
PRECINCT 021 340 l 9E 34 200 37 188 44 185 4b 199 3b .200 34
PREC INCT 0.22 311 16 32 lo: 30 163 33 159 40 160 34 164 32
PRE:C INCT 023 408 22( 39 222 .36 201 43 Ll3 40 213 35 217 35
PR EC INCT 024 406 2 2 ;; 42 2.28 38 2 15 48 211 52 22.5 31 2.Ll 3c
PRECINCT 025 72 4~ 8 45 8 42 9 38 14 4j 8 ~3 8
PRE:CINCT 026 108 55 14 51 16 55 1.3 43 25 54 14 5L 15
PRE:C INCT 027 362 21 37 225 34 204 42 195 53 221 35 219 39
PRtCINCT 028 357 21~ 2d 207 30 195 43 201 39 208 28 213 29
PRECINCT 029 372 176 43 l 71 41 174 45 164 47 174 41 16 7 44
PRECINCT 030 310 16~ 26 164 30 160 25 158 36 160 28 l oO 27
PRECINCT 031 388 23~ 33 22t: 38 2.20 43 228 41 22.4 3d 2.:iO 33
PRECINC.l 032 438 23 31 L3~ 35 224 44 216 55 233 33 226 36
PRECINCT 033 418 241 45 242 4 0 236 45 2L3 56 241 39 231 3b
PRECINCT 034 386 19 26 192 36 l&l 36 1 8 1 4 8 194 28 1S4 2 1
PKE:CINCT 035 302 14~ 28 133 37 135 35 lLB 42 13 !: 2~ 132 31
PKECINCT 036 35~ 191 28 1 85 25 190 2 1 1 91 30 185 28 180 2~
PRECINCT 037 393 20 41 205 40 l dl 49 1 87 .! 0 194 38 193 4C
PRE:LINCT 038 335 15~ 51 158 49 147 53 143 58 154 46 149 45
PREC INCT 039 364 20C 29 19~ 30 189 36 186 3/ 192. 32 195 25
PRECINCT 040 314 181 29 17 7 32 167 38 167 4 0 178 2.8 179 L9
PRECINCT 041 419 251 31 252 32 235 52 236 47 255 31 253 29
PRECINCT 042 212 11 ~ 17 114 18 120 11 110 2.: 11 tl 14 119 11
PRECINCT 043 360 204 31 20~ 27 189 31 175 62. 202 2.6 200 28
PRtCINCT 044 301 16~ 31 164 .36 165 41 153 48 168 34 164 35
PRECINCT 045 291 17: 31 l 71 32, 163 40 137 66 174 27 176 2 ;
.
TOTAL SUP DIST 1 l 5223 1479 tl2 71 1684 76o0 . 407 3119
a3os 1 537 79J3 2055 :ill:S6 1451
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STAT EMENT OF All VUTl:S CA~ l AT THI: ~E:l~ERA l ELEC TIUN NOVE:MUER 3 , 1970 PAGI: 26
CUURT OF AP PE: Al - Sl:C,ONO IJISTKICT
DIV. l - J UDGE DIV . 2 PRES. J UD . I JUDuE DI V. 3 - JUlJGE:
T G G L l T T R R c c A A
0 u u I I H H c c L 0 L l
T s s L l ( c T T M M L L
A T T L L M t' H H p p p p
L A A I I , p r T u u
F F t E s s (. L K K
v s ~ c 0 ,. N T T
0 0 0 t\ T N N "
E
c
A y y y y y y
s E N E N E: N E N E N E: N
T s 0 s 0 s G s 0 s 0 s 0
- PRECINCT 046 28 7 148 36 144 38 150 35 147 3b 152 35 147 37 PRf:CINCT 0 47 298 166 22 l6L 30 169 20 160 2.6 106 L2 159 26
PKECINCT 048 207 114 14 109 17 1 09 16 103 20 10 7 17 104 l S - PREC I,,CT 049 270 135 3 1 128 3 4 13 7 29 122 34 129 32 13 1 2c;
PRECINCT 050 286 144 2 7 1 3 7 3 1 1 3~ 32 136 31 141 LB 137 2 7
PRECINCT 051 192 9~ 16 81 23 89 18 1 8 28 90 16 b5 24
PRECINCT 0!2 343 16~ 48 166 4 3 170 3 7 166 43 167 39 172 3 4
PRECINCT 053 320 1 6~ 3 7 1~5 4 0 155 3 7 147 47 160 34 160 36
PRE:C l NCT 054 267 13" 3 1 130 3 1 129 35 127 37 l .jl 3~ 126 3 c;
PRECINCT 055 178 7C 30 61 3C 71 29 71 26 13 27 73 27
P RE:C INCT 050 215 1 0~ 15 110 18 104 18 97 24 104 16 10 1 17
PREC INCT 057 357 1 Bi 2~ l d8 3.2 183 30 173 41 185 L! 19 1 . l
PRE:C I NCT 058 389 2 1 ~ 44 2 1 4! 38 199 47 201 47 208 39 206 3S
PRE:C.INCT 059 307 1 5 1 1 5 1 53 20 144 24 139 30 149 18 147 2C
PRECINCT 060 275 14~ 2.4 151 .25 144 31 140 33 14 7 2! 144 LS
PRE:CINCT 061 2 4 0 120 18 120 L l 101 3 1 118 20 116 19 117 22
PRECI NCT 062 276 14~ 29 147 28 135 34 121 47 142 29 1 35 32
PRE:CINCT 063 354 185 34 179 38 170 42 157 59 167 Jo 170 33
PREC INCT 064 297 1 2~ 30 131 3 1 124 33 119 39 122 3 1 126 30
PREC INCT 065 22.6 113 1 8 11 8 18 105 24 9~ 34 111 18 113 17
PR EC INCT 066 347 188 3 1 1 82 35 172 4 2 177 39 18:1 3 1 1 87 33
PRlCINCT Oo7 354 168 39 1 76 3 7 159 44 164 49 168 36 173 33
PR EC INCT 068 364 195 25 169 LO 152 28 143 35 16 7 2. l. 17"1 .22
PRECINCT 069 277 128 23 1 32 23 1 24 30 118 31 1 .26 23 1 25 23
PRE:C INCT 0 70 255 1 5 1 19 143 20 144 28 139 3 l4'J 2 1 146 2C
PREC I NCT 0 71 325 l 7 ! 35 179 35 149 55 157 54 l 7 d 33 177 35
PRECINCT 0 1.2 282 132 L2 122 25 114 32 113 36 125 25 1 24 2(;
PRECINCT 073 338 165 2 7 1 64 3.2 159 32 150 48 160 30 161 30
PREC INCT 0 74 324 192 30 190 3 1 179 38 166 49 191 L6 1 8 1 30
PRE:C INCT 0 7 5 241 12i 30 122 36 111 38 116 39 119 35 118 36
PRE:CINCT 0 76 251 122 32 116 4 0 124 35 llb 39 115 39 117 3
P~ECINCT 077 304 15t 2 7 154 30 156 31 145 39 156 31 l4S 3C.
PRE:CINCT 0 78 3 4 8 l 7 i 30 1 7! 32 160 33 160 43 l7S 2.4 170 29
P~lCINCT 079 309 147 44 144 42 138 4o 13.2 52 140 45 138 45
PRECINCT 080 338 158 32 1 5-4 3 7 160 35 1 !5 38 loO 35 152 38
PREC INCT 081 2 74 113 32 110 34 112 34 1 0! 39 118 26 10 7 33
PREC I NCT 082 249 114 2.9 119 28 112 28 103 36 111 .26 1 (;6 29
PREC INCT 083 221 103 3 1 93 3 7 96 35 9 4 3 1 97 33 ;, 9 3C
PR E:C INCT 084 306 132 32 13~ 31 128 34 129 38 134 29 130 3 1
PRECINCT 085 237 l OS 36 114 33 107 36 104 39 106 37 108 36
PREC INCT 086 236 92 48 98 38 ~o 49 94 43 98 40 93 46
PRl:CINCT 087 271 135 26 133 30 138 24 1 24 41 132 2 7 13 7 2 4
PRf:CINCT 088 289 152 30 145 35 152 30 14! 35 142 32 150 33
PREC INCT 089 258 147 34 14.2 3 ! 142 37 13 7 38 143 32 143 32
PRECINCT 090 288 140 33 140 34 142 31 130 41 138 32 1 37 3 1
PREC INCT 09 1 302 176 19 1 6I 26 163 32 162 3 1 170 .l. 4 165 24
PRECINCT 092 3 4 9 18 1 38 185 36 183 36 172 44 184 3! 177 4 2
PREC I NCT 093 284 136 .29 136 3 1 132 29 124 38 19 30 128 31
PRECINCT 094 405 l ;.2 5 1 192 50 184 54 184 54 189 4Y 180 5 1
PRE: CI NCT 095 477 282 63 .2 86 65 283 63 266 7 8 2H 1 5d .283 6~
PRECI NCT 096 367 203 47 199 5 1 198 !3 185 67 200 ~ l 204 45
PRl:CINCT 097 388 20~ 47 2 13 4 9 200 56 200 54 2 11 46 2 11 4c
PREC INCT 098 284 158 32 155 3 4 154 31 15 1 36 l 5H 25 153 3C
PRECINCT 099 294 1 6~ 37 166 34 152 39 149 4 5 154 40 152 3S
PREC INCT 100 350 19 1 3o 195 34 188 40 l b4 4 6 1 8'1 35 195 34
PKECINCT 1 0 1 350 179 36 180 38 173 47 172 44 183 35 174 3"
PREC INCT 102 337 177 3 1 174 3 7 168 3 1 165 4 164 34 109 34
PRECINCT 103 366 192 44 190 46 190 45 180 59 196 40 191 4 4
PRECINCT 104 304 165 3C 162 33 1!4 40 16 1 3 1 159 33 159 3l: PREC I NCT 1 05 327 17 8 40 176 39 1 69 4 5 173 45 177 38 176 40
PRECI NCT 106 304 168 31 166 3 4 166 37 l o5 3 7 16 7 30 167 33
PRECINCT 1 07 323 183 29 177 3 7 173 37 172. 4 0 180 30 177 30
PRf:CINCT 108 498 277 37 280 40 263 42 2!6 60 2.6 7 40 L6& 43
PRECINCT 109 399 243 1 9 229 3 1 230 26 2 18 34 229 25 231 2 1
PRE: CI NCT 110 355 19C 4 0 188 4 9 186 4 5 184 50 187 45 184 48
PRE:C IN CT 111 207 112 32 1 04 3 7 109 34 103 40 105 38 1 07 3 4
PRECINCT 112 433 22~ 50 229 50 22 51 2 19 56 218 5 1 2.8 45
PREC INCT 113 285 169 19 l 61 26 159 22 156 27 166 20 162 19
TOTAL SUP DIST 2 : 0864 2158 l 0654 12422 1 0037 ~165 l )492
l b796 12303 l JJ4d ~ -,10 l )574 2228
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STATEMENT u~ All VO TES CAST Al THE GE:NERAL El lCTlUN NUVEMdlR 3, 19 70 P AC,t: 2. 7
COUKT Or AP PE: Al - SE:CONO 01S1RICT
0 1v . l - JLDGl u 1v. 2 PRE:S .JUO . I JUD Gt Ol V. 3 - J lJOut:
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0 u u l l H H c G (. (., L L
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PRECINCT 114 257 14~ 2 9 146 2 8 134 35 141 30 140 2.9 141 28
PR ECINCT 115 410 211 2 8 2 14 24 208 31 188 50 207 33 l.08 3 0
PR EC INCT 116 304 151 2.9 15 1 27 14 5 25 142 2 ti 145 l.6 145 26
- PRECINCT 117 3 83 22t 36 232 4 0 225 43 2 13 5 6 2. .2 8 36 231 36
PRECINCT 118 4 03 2 4 :i 29 25( 2S 239 30 225 49 25 1 21 248 2 7
PRE CINCT 119 289 l 5t 17 l 5E l o 1 54 18 146 2 7 153 l! 1 57 14
PRlCI NCT 1 2.0 33~ 19 l 28 192 3 3 l &O 41 1 80 39 190 2 7 1 9L 2 5
PRECINCT 1 2 1 213 l Ot 43 9~ 4 9 9o 46 96 4 8 104 4 0 104 44
PRE CI NCT 122 157 7( 22 71 22 68 20 t9 2 3 0 8 19 b6 23
PRtCINCT 123 432 2 1~ 5 ~ 2 ()t 5 1 2. 14 47 2 12 50 209 S3 2 18 4 6
PRt CINCT 124 447 2 4~ 5 7 252 58 243 62 2 42 60 2.44 57 244 55
PRECINCT 12 5 382 l ~~ 42 205 41 198 43 194 42 19 7 41 199 3S
PREC I NCT 126 3 78 2 4 ~ 2 ~ 23~ 30 239 2 7 2.:SO 40 235 29 234 31
PREC INCf 127 445 2S l 47 2~( 4 9 2 4 9 4 5 229 63 250 38 2 49 4 2
,_ PRE ClNCT 128 458 26" 46 264 4 8 259 5 1 254 5 5 2So S l 2Sb 49
PRE CINCT 1 29 4 81 28~ 53 283 60 2 72 63 2 10 6 7 281 ~3 2. 79 53
PRE CI NCT 130 3 7" 20~ 47 20~ 5 4 201 52 201 57 2.03 52 2.03 52
PR EC I NCT 1 31 41~ 2 4 ~ 4 9 2 4 ( 57 2 45 49 241 53 241 51 250 4 6
PRECl NCT 132 3 72 L 2.: 50 2 12 52 2 1.5 S l 208 58 2 10 53 2. 15 4 6
PRE CINCT 133 478 2 l C 46 2 18 S l 190 58 193 70 199 44 199 4 6
PREC INCT 134 383 220 39 220 4 0 209 43 208 48 2 10 43 2 11 4 2
PRECINCT 135 396 25 ~ 46 2S5 4 8 2.S4 4 8 244 55 2 4 6 5 1 247 4 9
PRECINCT 136 3 51 19 1 3S 1 86 3 9 173 47 179 42 l d6 3 1 184 36
PREC.INCT 13 7 303 1 5~ 48 1 61 4 6 162 44 167 39 156 4 6 159 44
PRECINCT 138 S29 3 0( 6 1 307 S6 292 61 285 68 291 6 1 300 S6
PRt CINCT 139 356 2 0~ 53 208 S 7 209 S l 203 57 Lll .5 l 2 10 5G
PRE CINCT 140 290 16 .li 39 1 !' J 4 4 1?3 48 153 49 l t l 39 106 36
PRE:CI NCT 141 329 1 61 49 l 7t 5 1 169 47 166 ?2 172 44 170 4t tj
PREC INCT 142 405 2 2~ 44 2 14 S3 2 13 50 204 S7 2. 11 52 2C. 7 S7
PRE CINt.T 143 322 211 30 1 9.li 38 l d6 42 195 37 LOO 34 199 3 1
PRE CINCT 144 332 1 9 ~ 4 0 19C 45 l d'J 39 189 44 193 3d 1S2 39
PRtCINCT 145 339 2 01 54 195 56 192 S5 193 56 198 50 201 47
PRf:C INCT 146 294 15 c:; 3 1 l 6t 38 159 38 1.52 42 1 ~9 36 156 38
PREC INCT 147 413 2 4 ( .53 2 41 4 8 229 58 230 58 L33 !' l 240 49
PREC INCT 148 435 244 63 23E 68 2.4 0 62 239 63 241 6 1 238 o4
PREC I NCT 149 358 21] 47 2. 03 50 l 9a .54 201 56 201 ~o 201 so
PRf:C INCT 150 418 2 1~ 5 7 20~ 66 208 o l 208 6 1 2 17 S3 2 14 56
PKE CI NCT 1 51 372 173 .5 7 l 73 65 177 S9 174 ~9 1/7 !4 l7C 60
PR EC. INCT 152 315 131 43 13( 41 123 so 130 38 1 31 40 128 41
PRECINCT 153 400 1 5.2 69 14 ~ 69 144 72 144 74 147 69 145 75
PRECI NCT 1 54 312 1 0 ~ 62 11.G 58 1 03 64 10 6 bO 110 63 104 62.
PREC INCT l SS 246 9 ~ 57 94 56 89 59 88 58 8 7 60 87 6C
PRl:CINCT 1 56 331 14~ 55 143 59 138 63 141 6 1 142 S8 1 3 7 66
PRECINCT 1 S7 376 llt 83 1 2 9 70 117 77 117 76 118 73 116 76
PK ECINCT l S8 2 74 1 0~ 52 1 03 53 1 01 S3 99 5S 94 ~ 8 ,5 S7
PRE CINCT 159 419 2 2 ~ 51 22t 51 220 53 2. 26 51 22.6 48 2L5 51
PR EC INCT 1 60 414 2S.! 62 2 42 72 237 73 239 76 2SO 66 2 4 5 6c
PRE CI NCT 16 1 317 i s ~ 4 3 1 5 36 148 44 148 45 1 51 4 2 147 4 2
PREC I NCT 162 4S9 25~ 69 2 4 t 71 2SO 69 2 46 13 24J 74 245 69
PRE CINCT 163 313 1 8~ 51 183 51 182 54 l t9 60 182 52 176 54
- PREC INCT 1 64 3 6 4 l 9i 74 192 77 1 94 76 196 74 19S 74 194 76
PRECINCT 165 188 l Oi 2S l o~ 25 104 21 92 39 103 26 105 26
PREC INCT 166 188 8: 22 1 : 20 73 2 1 79 22 7o 2.2 7 5 22 - PRE CI NCT l o 7 4 6~ 23( 62 22 7 6 6 220 6 4 225 06 221 63 2 13 6S
PRE: CINCT 168 338 18 .(: 40 l 7 ~ 3 7 179 37 173 4 d l &O 36 182 36
PRE CINCT 169 333 16( 42 1 81 32 1 61 38 160 3 7 159 31 1 64 3 Lt
PREC INCT 170 374 19 i 2 6 1 9~ 2 7 192 26 196 20 193 24 1 54 25
PRECINCT 171 310 1 3 ~ 2.5 1 3~ 3 2 128 29 135 25 134 2 1 134 24
PRECINCT 17 2 2 56 132 16 130 17 122 16 12S l o 125 17 120 19
TOTAL SUP DIST 3 -' 1027 12659 l 1119 2809 l ) 700 l 642 l )936
l 11 73 t. 743 l 0811 ~988 l )947 l66l
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COURT OF APPEAL - ~E:CONU DISTRICT
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PRECINCT 174 27 8 144 36 136 43 1 34 43 142 40 138 39 133 46
PR EC INCT 175 314 14~ 43 1 3 1 5 1 1 31 52 133 S l 133 48 139 43
PREC INCT 176 3 4 8 192 80 l 73 96 184 88 1 81 84 183 82 176 90
PX.E CINCT 177 295 1 5~ 53 150 56 138 o3 141 64 147 !4 147 58
PREC.lNCT 178 280 140 64 121 79 132 6 7 1 27 72 l 2d 7 1 120 7'i PR EC INCT 179 325 14t 58 1 51 60 142 6 1 139 61 146 58 146 56
PR EC INCT 180 312 15 ~ 35 143 45 150 40 137 53 148 41 144 38
PREC I NCT 1 8 1 404 220 48 llb ~5 08 58 206 60 l ll 54 209 56
PR f:C l NCT 182 246 1 3 ~ 39 125 52 129 4~ lLo 47 1 34 40 13 1 43
PREC INCT 183 408 22~ 79 224 84 224 80 215 89 2.2 1 84 218 &7
PKf:CINCT 184 263 15 ~ 44 l4b 53 158 43 146 49 162 44 148 46
PREC INCT 185 300 16( 62 154 63 159 5 1 155 bl. 15" 55 156 62
P~ EC INCT 186 278 l4t 53 141 65 1 34 64 140 6 1 138 63 1 3 7 61
PREC INCT 187 223 11( 4q 114 42 107 48 114 4o 112 47 111 45
PRE:CINCT 188 232 121 36 111 43 116 38 117 3 1 11 41 120 35
PREC INCT 189 330 171 74 160 83 164 78 1 6 7 11 17l o9 108 71
PRECINCT 190 195 9E 24 90 28 94 25 89 28 90 29 dt3 28
PRlCINCT l CJ 1 241 12~ 3 1 125 32 121 30 122 3 1 126 25 117 33
P~ EC INCT 192 314 19~ 55 1 79 75 186 63 185 6 1 189 62 176 73
PRECINCT 193 267 125 51 119 55 121 58 120 55 126 54 123 56
PRECINCT 194 239 12 ':i 33 126 42 1 3 1 34 lll 41 1 37 30 1 23 40
PRE:C INC.T 195 204 9 4 52 90 56 94 ~2 92 55 92 52 9L 53
Pt{E CINCT 196 75 32 11 32 12 32 1 2 33 10 3 1 ll 31 12
PRECINCT 197 252 14 62 149 64 1 54 5 7 144 60 l l 59 147 64
PRE:CINCT 198 240 137 52 129 5 7 131 54 133 53 1 29 54 1 20 63
PRECINCT 1 9~ 235 121 33 111 36 113 33 114 40 111 33 l C9 39
PKl:CINCf 200 425 241 77 243 72 42 72 236 80 1. 42 6d 24 1 65
PRECINCT 201 358 221 49 208 60 208 57 201 6 7 219 48 213 5 1
PRECINCT 202 290 171 40 l7C 46 177 41 167 5 1 176 40 177 42
PRECINCT 203 212 133 30 1 31 32 122 36 1L6 35 133 3 1 1L5 31
PRECINC.T 204 249 l Sf 46 146 5 4 1 54 48 149 49 1~5 43 151 45
PREC INCT 205 123 81 14 91 12 85 16 85 17 9 1 12 87 15
PRt:CINCT 206 157 6S l'il 71 18 b1 17 bb 24 70 lo 6 7 20
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TOTAL SUP DI ST 4 9198 l 5b3 !t729 l6b0 1-691 !:d8 :i7u8
r.931 .755 +765 1. 745 +d34 . 6d3
PRE:CINCT 207
PREC INCT 208
PREC INCT 209
PRECINCT 210
PRtCINCT 21 1
PRECINCT 212.
PRECINCT 213
PRECINC.T 214
PRECINCT 215
PRECINLT 216
PRECINCT 21 7
PRECINCT 218
PRE:CINCT 219
PRE:.INCT 220
PRECINCT 221
PRECINCT 222
PKE:CINCT 223
PRECINCT 224
PRE:CINCT 225
PRf:CINCT 226
PRt:CINCT 227
PRE:C INCT 228
PRECINCT 229
PRECINCT 230
PKECINCT 231
PRECINCT 232
PRECINCT 233
PRECINCT 234
PRECINCT 235
PRECINCT 236
PRE:ClNCT 237
PRECINCT 238
PRECINCT 239
PRECINCT 240
PRECINCT 241
PRECINCT 242
PRECINCT 243
PRl:CINCT 244
PRECINCT 245
PRE:CINCT 246
PRlCINCT 247
PRECINCT 248
PRECINCT 249
PRtCINCT 250
PRECINCT 251
PRECINCT 252
PRECINCT 253
PRECINCT 254
PRECINCT 255
PRECINCT 256
- Plt:CINCT 257
PRECINCT 258
PRE:CINCT 2.59
PRECINCT 260
PRECINCT 261
PRECINCT 262
PRECINCT 263
PRECINCT 2o4
PRECINCT 265
PRECINCT 266
PRECINCT 267
TOTAL SUP DIST 5
STATtMENT OF ALL VGTE:S CAST AT THE GENERAL EltCTIUN NUVE:M~~R 3 ,
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276
278
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276
464
304
315
245
300
264
378
366
231
277
296
233
245
314
342
285
244
252
238
284
207
258
258
253
341
334
198
97
252
113
29
417
219
381
353
313
318
455
418
502
253
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299
323
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326
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115
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JUO~t
STATEMEN l Of All VOTE:S CAST Af THt GtNERAL l: LLC TIUN NOVtMBEK 3, 197C PAGI: JC
CUURT UF APPEAL - SECLNU OISTR ! CT
DIV . l - J UOC,E DIV . 2. PRE:~ . JUC . I JU~GI: DI V. 3 - JUDGI:
T ~ G L L T T I{ R c (. A A
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8308 1537 7933 ~055 3186 145 1
TOTAL SUP DI ST 2 ~ 0864 2 158 l 065Li 2422 l )037 ~ 1 65 l )492
l 079 2303 1 0348 ~770 l )574 ~228
TOTAL SUP DIST 3 , 1027 2659 l 111;1 ~809 1 i)700 ~642 l )936 ~
l 117 ~ ~743 1 0811 29d8 l )947 ~661
TOTAL SUP DI ST 4 9 198 l5o3 472': 1660 t.691 . 588 4708
14 931 1755 4765 1745 't 834 1683
TOTAL SUP DIST 5 .l 6966 2 492 8224 12577 62 75 ~555 3.230
8575 ~815 6364 2700 6352 2621
SUB TOTALS ~ 327 8 l 0351 ' l29Si l 1152 4 1363 1 ).157 4 2485
4 3 7 6.:S 1 11 53 4 ~22 1 l ~264 4 ~893 l )644
ABSENTEE TOTALS 3747 264 191( 3 11 1802 295 18 18
1 9 15 323 1833 344 . 83o 293
GRAND TOTALS ~ 7025 l 0635 ~ 4907 1 l4b3 4 3165 l )652 4 4303
4 569f l 1476 4 i- 054 1 2o08 4 t729 1 0937
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STATEMENT OF ALL V UTt:~ CA~ T AT THt Gt NERAL El tCTlON NOVtM~EH j ' 1 ~ 1 0 PAGt 31
CUURT Ur APPtA L - SECOND Ul STRI CT ( CUNl.)
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PRECINCT 002 325 177 4 5 1 8':1 35 183 3 1 182 35 16 7 49 174 44
PRECINCT 003 292 149 43 1 53 39 152 38 143 4 3 140 50 138 4 5
PRECINCT 004 371 172 46 170 43 167 44 170 39 165 44 160 't3
PRE:CINCT 005 l. 51 12 1 29 1 24 30 130 23 122 29 llo 33 1 25 2S
PK EC INCT 006 334 143 41 136 4 6 148 37 145 34 135 4 3 132 44
PRECINCT 007 254 12 4 3S 129 32 l j 5 2 7 1 27 28 119 42 14'8 29
PRECINCT 008 336 173 38 1 80 30 179 30 174 29 169 3 1 170 33
PRt:CINCT 009 250 1 2~ 52 1 4 1 31 143 26 142 2 7 1L2 4 8 126 43
Pk ECINCT 0 10 425 20~ 69 2 15 59 217 62 2 1L 6 1 200 73 208 65
Pt.EC INCT 0 11 403 20~ 47 2 l d 32 2 18 29 223 .jo 200 ~o 205 39
PRt:CINCT 0 12 386 1 6~ 6 7 1 9 1 3 4 191 3 1 1 87 33 154 71 173 3;
PREC I NCT 0 13 296 1 5 1 55 185 23 l dO 24 183 20 14? 59 1 64 3 1
PRECINCT 014 27 2 1 2 .! 4 0 142 2 1 1 42 18 141 16 117 3 7 1 27 33
PREC INCT 0 15 422 1 8~ 87 237 3S 226 41 221 37 185 84 20& 4 9
PRECI NCT 0 16 369 l 7~ 10 203 4 0 203 37 200 35 172 69 187 5C
PRECINCT 0 17 280 14C 4 8 1 6~ 1 9 170 l o 105 20 135 50 1 5 7 26
PRECINCT 0 18 385 176 52 203 25 202 26 201 28 179 52 19 1 35
PRE CINCT 0 19 4 63 2 1 ( 63 230 43 234 4 0 234 38 2 19 5 7 223 4c
PRtCINCT 020 473 252 64 274 4 5 Lo5 48 263 5 1 244 b1 247 62
PRECINCT 021 340 1 8 (: 4 5 200 3 4 1 93 3 4 19 5 28 177 44 183 4 0
PR EC INCT 022 311 15 5 42 1 64 32 159 33 157 35 148 44 158 35
PRECINCT 023 4 08 2 0 1 4 8 2 1 0 38 2 17 34 2 11 36 19'J 46 198 43
PRECINCT 024 406 205 58 2 18 4 0 2 15 37 2 1 2 39 19 l 64 202 47
PRECINCT 025 72 35 17 44 7 46 6 4 5 7 36 16 4 3 &
PRl:CI NCT 026 108 4 3 24 51 16 ~3 13 5 1 13 45 22 5 1 14
PREC I NCT 027 3 6 2 1 9 .ii C4 2 15 4 C 2 18 36 2 11 38 185 64 199 4 c,
PREC I NCT 028 357 19( 52 206 33 205 3 0 L03 2 7 185 47 l j l 41
P RE CINCT 029 372 166 4 6 174 4 1 170 4 0 164 43 171 41 160 42
PRECINCT 030 3 10 15 1 36 163 25 164 3 1 160 29 1 54 34 1 57 27
PREC INCT 031 388 2 1 5 47 229 36 230 36 230 33 2 14 50 2 19 41
PREC INCT 032 4 38 2 1 ( 58 231 33 230 35 226 3 5 200 63 2 18 44'
PKE:CINCT 033 418 2 l c o2 23t 42 235 39 23~ 40 2 1 2 65 221 55
PRE:C I NCT 034 386 171 53 1 91 3 1 192 24 190 L1 161 52 174 4 .
PRECINCT 0 .:S 5 302 128 41 1 3(: 32 132 3 1 122 38 110 4 3 119 3 7
PRE:C I NCT 036 3 54 1 8 ~ 33 1 87 2 7 l d8 25 189 25 180 33 17C 34
PREC I NCT 037 393 173 60 200 39 1 97 36 189 39 168 66 175 50
PRE CINCT 038 335 13E 6C 149 4 8 149 44 142 4 4 l 3b 5 4 133 5.3
PREC INCT 039 364 1 8C 4 0 192 28 1 98 2 4 1 9 1 29 179 4 2 172 41
PREC INCT 0 4 0 314 167 39 177 3 1 180 28 178 29 l b l 4 3 170 35
PRECINCT 0 41 419 223 60 259 28 257 2b 253 26 208 12 220 56
PRE:CINCT 0 42 2 12 111 2 1 120 1 3 124 9 119 7 10 4 25 114 14
PRECI NCT 0 4 3 360 162 69 192 32 200 26 190 26 155 6d 186 36
PRl:ClNCT 0 44 307 1 5 6 4 9 169 37 1 67 36 1 57 37 14.Z 52 1 54 4 0
PRtCINCT 0 4 5 291 130 72 l 7 ( 3 3 173 30 170 30 12d 71 1 5 1 4&
'
r oT AL SUP DI ST 1 l 5223 l233 813 7 L4 13 "'988 ~2 71 7 556
7421 1 500 ~ 1 39 L423 7 199 179 7
SJATLMENT OF ALL VU T c~ CA~ l AT THE GENtRAL ELEC TI ON NUVtMtltK 3 , 1970 PAGE;: 3L
COURT OF APPEA L - St:CONO Ul STRI CT (CONT. )
DIV . 3 J UOGt l CON T. J Olv.4 PRES.JUD . I J UDbE DIV. 5 PRES .JUD . I J UDGE
T c c s s F F 0 0 K K A A
0 0 0 c c I l lJ u A A J I
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PRECINCT 0 46 287 145 39 1 51 36 146 41 1 3 7 4 2 134 46 138 41
PRt: CINCT 047 298 159 3 1 170 l ) 165 22 153 24 150 35 149 28
PRE:CINCT 0 48 207 102 21 106 18 110 14 1 02 19 102 21 106 15
PRE CINCT 0 49 2 70 135 3 1 129 32 132 30 130 28 117 35 120 3 1
PRE C.INCT 050 286 13S 3 5 1 31 34 13d 27 1 34 2 7 128 38 1L6 35
PREC INCT 051 1 92 86 22 84 23 81 23 76 20 81 23 78 23
PREC INCT 052 343 1 6~ 3 7 1 6 t 3 7 1 57 41 1.50 4 2 148 42 140 4 5
PRECINC.T 053 320 14; 4d 1 57 3 7 150 33 149 34 13d 4 5 144 41
PREC INCT 054 267 134: 35 l _j3 35 131 32 l 2 28 12L 38 1.:1 34
PREC INCT 055 178 7 ". 24 7 ". 2 7 12 23 71 25 70 28 68 2 4
PRt:CINCT 056 215 9~ 22 102 17 1 04 15 99 1 ti 89 2d SL 23
PRE CINCT 057 357 172 4 o l 9C 25 191 L4 l d l 26 165 48 l 6S 41
PRE CI NCT OS ti 389 1 84 51 201 4 C 2 10 35 206 31 l d3 55 18 ;- 4c
PRE CINCT 059 307 132 32 l 5l 18 154 21 150 2 1 136 33 139 25
PREC INCT 060 2 75 l 3t 3 7 142 3 1 142 25 139 27 1 3 1 36 i 32 32
PRE CINCT Oo l 24 0 1 0 1 31 l l t 19 112 19 110 2 1 96 31 9 7 3 1
PRECI NCT 062 276 11~ 53 1 3~ 33 136 35 139 29 116 50 1 24 39
PRECINCT 063 354 1 5! ':7 16t 3 I 177 38 168 39 148 6~ 162 46
Pf{ t(,lNCT 064 297 11~ 39 l 2t 2 7 128 28 122 29 109 43 118 34
PREC INCT 065 L26 9.i: 39 112 11 1 09 19 108 17 92 36 99 25
PRE CINCT 066 347 l 6 .( 53 1 82 3 4 180 35 177 33 16 4 49 16 4 4 5
PR ECINCT 067 354 l ~~ 4 9 173 3 6 179 30 l o9 36 160 4 9 170 36
PRECINCT 068 364 1 81 53 2 16 20 22j 15 2 19 l o 188 60 2.02 30
PRECINCT 069 277 1 0 ~ 38 123 25 1 23 24 119 2 3 102 4 0 110 3 1
PRECIN CT 0 70 2 55 1 31 39 147 22 150 16 143 17 128 4 0 1~ 9 34
PRECINCT 071 325 126 83 l 82 30 172 29 172 32 12 1 17 140 57
PRE CINCT 0 7 2 282 111 40 1 24 26 123 28 123 28 106 48 115 36
PRt: CINCT 0 73 3 38 141 56 1 5 32 160 L6 15d 23 l LU o l 141 44
PREC I NCT 074 324 162 50 1 8'4 Jl 183 26 176 2o 159 49 16 4 3 1
PRE CINCT 0 15 241 l OE 44 ll E 38 117 36 117 J3 109 44 112 38
Pf{ EC INCT 0 76 257 l l C 4 1 11 t 3 7 117 34 113 33 111 3o 115 34
PRt:CINCT 0 77 30'4 142 3; l ':2 3 1 150 3 1 150 33 1 37 41 147 35
PRtCINCT 0 78 348 155 4 6 166 33 l o5 2 7 160 24 1 5.:S 39 159 33
PRECI NCT 0 79 309 1 3-'I ~o 1 36 4 5 147 41 141 38 129 5 1 13 1 4 5
PRt:CINCT 080 3 38 1 5~ 4 0 l 5E 33 159 3 1 156 30 145 40 14 5 3e
PRECI NCT Ob l 21l 101 37 117 29 1 04 31 103 29 96 39 98 38
PRECINCT 082 249 l O; 36 l 01 3 4 110 29 109 2.9 9 7 36 9tl 35
PRE CINCT 083 221 d i 4 3 1 0( 3 1 97 28 100 2 4 77 47 82 36
PREC INCT 084 306 12l 43 12 ~ 3 1 lLO 31 119 29 111 41 110 42
PRECINCT 085 237 102 3 6 1 02 38 102 35 103 32 98 41 100 33
PRECI NCT 086 236 90 47 ~~ 4 3 1 01 42 93 4 2 98 44 93 4 5
PRECINCT 087 2 71 1 2 ~ 38 141 2 4 137 28 132 30 1 24 38 13 1 30
PREC.INCT 086 289 14i 34 146 3 4 145 34 139 3 5 142 33 136 36
PRECI NCT 089 258 13 ~ 41 149 29 144 32 139 31 128 44 1 34 38
PRECINCT 090 288 13( 38 1 3~ 3 0 1 37 35 l_j7 3 3 122 44 129 3 7
PRECINCT 091 302 156 41 1 71 22 172 2 4 1 67 2 1 150 4 1 1 54 3 '4
PRECINCT 092 3 49 182 37 174 4 5 173 4 0 169 40 163 46 166 43
PRt:CI NCT 093 284 123 39 126 33 133 31 128 3 4 117 39 1L4 3 1
PRE:CI NCT 094 405 1 8~ 57 l 8': 54 1 9 1 4 5 186 4 5 l dO 49 176 50
PR EC INCT 095 477 256 85 2 7 5 6 7 286 62 2d3 5 7 252 b7 271 6&
PRl: C. I NCT 096 367 18t 63 199 !O 204 4 5 206 46 182 6'7 199 47
PRE CINCT 097 388 2 0-'I 5 ; 2 13 5 1 2 12 50 2 14 46 19 7 64 203 56
PREC INCT 098 284 15 i 30 1 5~ 29 155 29 153 26 149 31 148 32: PRE CINCT 099 294 14 ~ 4 6 1 541 3 7 15& 36 153 4 0 148 44 147 41
PREC INCT 100 3 50 1 76 51 195 35 183 3b l do 33 l o 7 48 177 42
PRECINCT 10 l 350 l 6 i 4 9 1 71 39 176 34 183 28 l b2 50 16 1 4 5
PRE CINCT 102 337 1 5~ 45 l 74 30 172 3 1 168 .:S l 15 7 45 l b3 35
PRECI NCT 103 366 171 6 1 1 9 1 43 195 4 3 195 4 2 172 65 183 50
PRECINCT 1 04 304 1 5~ 4 3 16( 33 1 62 3 1 166 3 1 1 54 40 148 42
PRECINCT 105 3 27 1 6~ 4o 172 44 169 43 174 34 158 53 1 57 53
PRECINCT 106 304 161 4 0 1 6 5 32 107 31 168 30 15 7 41 1 57 37
PRECINCT 1 0 7 ' 323 1 6~ 41 116 33 1 84 33 176 35 171 44 176 37
PRE CINCT 108 498 238 68 259 4 6 27 0 40 262 43 2 4 0 74 .:'. '1 3 59
PRE CINCT 109 399 2 1 5 36 236 17 225 19 224 20 2 10 34 2 19 26
PREC INCT 110 3 55 177 54 185 47 187 40 1 84 41 172 52 177 50
PRE C1 NCT 111 2C7 9 6 43 1 0 7 3 4 1 07 3 5 10 7 3 3 98 40 98 4 2
PRE CINCT 112 433 209 5 7 2 1 8 51 224 4 9 L23 48 207 65 2 12 53
PRECINCT 113 285 150 3L 16C 20 163 19 1 51 24 l ': 5 Ld 150 2e
TOTAL ~ U P DI ST 2 ~ 0864 2~ 73 l 054 3 2 145 l )349 ~056 17 81
~82 4 2250 l U558 2120 ~50o ,603
STATEMENT OF ALL VU TE:S CA5T AT THE GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBtK 3, 19 7G
COURT Of APPE:AL - StCONO OISTKICT ( (,UNT .}
DIV . 3 JU D ~ E ICON T.j UIV.4 PRES .JUD . I J ULGE Ol V. 5 PRE:S .JI.Ju . I J UDG E:
T c c s s f- F D D K K A A
0 0 0 c (, I I u u A A 1 l
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PRECINCT 114 251 133 36 141 3 1 13 5 .30 133 28 131 35 126 34
PRE:CINCT 115 410 188 53 209 31 2 12 27 20': 28 189 4 9 198 35
PRECINCT 116 304 147 26 1 54 l.4 1.37 28 13 9 26 13b L! 134 26
PRECINCT 117 383 206 60 232 35 228 34 225 3 7 206 60 209 47 PRECINCT 118 40 3 22~ 57 2 53 24 24 5 26 24 5 2 ~ 222 58 .232 3 4
PRECINCT 119 289 14 ~ 29 15L 20 153 16 150 16 138 2 7 1 3 7 28
PRECINCT 120 3 34 16 ~ 4 9 192 28 192 26 19 1 25 169 !O 1 8L 35
PRECINCT 1 21 213 1 0 1 52 106 4S 1 05 44 110 4 0 Y I 53 '18 50
PRECINCT 122 157 6 "i 23 69 2 1 1 2. 20 71 18 70 2 1 72 l c;
PRECINCT 1 23 4 32 21~ St 221 S3 223 46 ~2 1 47 2 11 () l 2 14 58
PRECINCl 124 447 24: S !J 2 38 0 2. 238 60 244 4 9 228 68 227 68
PRECINCT 125 3 8 2 1 9 1 42 193 4 0 193 3 7 l Bt 4 2 l 8L 4 4 178 4 6
PRtCINCT 126 37 8 2 2 L 4 5 2 4 2 26 L36 28 2.31 28 222 43 230 34
PRECINCT 1 27 445 23L 60 2 4.li 4 8 243 4 2 l.39 44 2 11 71 220 S7
PRt:CINCT 128 4 58 247 61 254 5 7 254 ?3 253 52 235 66 2 4t 56
PRECINCT 129 4 81 26 ~ 7 0 2 78 58 2 75 55 2 1 2. 56 2. ': ' 13 .263 6 1
P~ECINCT 130 3 74 2 02 56 203 52 214 4 6 203 so 2.00 60 196 55
PRECINCT 1 3 1 414 238 55 2 42 S3 2 45 49 2 40 50 24 l 54 233 5 6
PRECINCT 132 372 20~ 59 2 03 57 214 4H 2 1L 46 195 62 LO l ?l
PRECINCT 133 478 175 78 198 46 1 91 S7 200 4 3 170 82 185 5 7
PREClNCT 13 4 383 2 0 6 50 20Y 4 5 2 13 39 2 10 31 19 5 ~5 203 4S
PRECINCT 13S 396 24 0 61 2 52. 4 6 2 58 44 255 46 L40 bl 246 5S
PRECINCT 1 36 351 175 47 1 84 36 100 36 173 4 0 170 41 163 Sl
PRt:CINCT 1 3 7 3 03 161 44 l S8 4 6 1 ~9 44 162 39 160 43 152 48
PRECINCT 138 5 29 283 7 5 302 59 293 57 29 1 50 26~ d3 279 6S
PRECINCT 139 356 210 S3 208 53 L09 so 205 50 201 57 20L S5
PRECINCT 140 290 141: 5 4 1 64 41 170 3 7 1 6 4 39 149 ?3 l ~ l SC
PRECINCT 141 329 1 6~ 47 1 67 4 d 162 54 168 49 lJ8 Sb 160 S4
PRE:C1NCT 142 4 05 20~ 62 2 18 4 9 2 12 4 9 2.06 50 2.02 ?t .0 3 56
PRECINCT 143 3 22 1 8 4 4 5 192 38 196 30 l ti9 3 4 180 4 3 176 4 3
PR ECINCT 144 332 l e i 44 195 3 9 1 97 33 190 3 4 18 1 4 4 188 36
PRE:CINCT 145 339 190 52 l 9C 56 1 87 55 19 7 50 186 56 185 54
PRECINCT 146 2 94 15 ~ 42 l SS 3 7 156 3 7 1S6 35 15 1 40 15L 3S
PRECINCT 147 413 232 53 235 ':J 229 50 l.29 4 9 2 16 63 2. 18 59
PRE:CINCT 148 4 3 5 229 71 l. 34 65 231 59 233 61 l. 19 73 2 17 6 7
PRECINCT 149 358 19 .11 5 7 200 52 206 46 199 47 200 55 19 7 SC
PRECINCT 150 418 2 O.li 66 2 11 63 214 55 20~ 6 1 196 68 204 6 1
PRECINC.T 1 51 372 168 63 173 60 174 52 165 58 1 55 63 159 oC
PRE:CINCT 1 52 3 15 125 43 126 44 129 4 3 ll.7 43 12.5 46 126 46
PRECINCT 1S3 4 00 140 71 145 72 142 73 1 3 4 77 140 71 136 7 5
PRECINCT 1 54 312 1 09 59 l 02 66 102 64 10 7 6 0 102. 63 107 SS
PRECINCT 155 246 93 54 89 56 87 SS d8 5 7 b2 02 b4 6 1
PRE:CINCT 1 56 331 143 59 139 64 138 57 139 S7 135 59 132 6 2
PRE:ClNCT 1 57 376 112 80 117 74 115 74 114 7 5 112 7o 110 79
PRECIN CT 1 58 274 9 7 ': 5 97 55 95 57 96 55 9S 5 7 95 55
PRECINCT 1 59 419 220 55 229 4 8 223 4Y 224 49 2 1 2 55 2 14 55
PRECINCT 160 414 2 42 69 2 44 69 2 43 65 2 40 70 227 77 234 70
PRE:C.INCT 1 61 317 141 47 l SO 39 l SL :S8 152 38 141 43 141 45
PRECI NCT 162 459 2 4.t: 73 2 43 75 250 65 244 70 24 2 74 239 70
PREC INCT 163 313 177 58 1 8 1 S3 177 54 1 84 4o 16 1 69 16tJ 63
PR:CINCT 164 364 1 9~ 73 193 76 198 69 19 5 6 7 190 71 189 7~
PRECINCT 165 188 9t 35 l 00 2 7 96 2 7 96 26 8? 3 7 85 32
PRE CINCT 1 66 188 6 ~ 30 7S 23 79 19 7 5 19 10 25 70 28 PRECINCT 167 4 64 2 17 65 2 18 66 22. l 6 0 2 12 62 204 () 7 2cc; 63
PRE:CI NCT 168 338 178 41 1 81 39 179 4 0 183 37 171 47 17d 42
PRE CINCT 169 333 163 39 166 3 ; 159 38 1 6 1 32 159 39 159 37
PRECINCT 170 374 193 25 1 97 22. 198 21 189 l.L 19 1 2 1 l Bc 27
PR ECINCT 171 3 10 133 . Lt 131 2 6 133 20 12 7 22 128 i3 l~l 26
PRECINCT 172 2S6 11 CJ 20 1 2 7 17 12 7 16 116 18 118 17 llc 17
TOTAL SUP DI ST 3 L 1027 30'11 l IJ92? 12606 l ) 776 il80 l )335
1 b S4 5 12 74 7 1 0900 ~5 7 9 l J226 o 93 5
STATEMENT OF ALL VO TtS CAS T AT THI: GtNt:RAL ELECTION NOVEMBtR 3 , 19 70 PAGI:. 34
CuUKT Ur APPl:AL - SECCND DI S TRI CT {CU1 T.)
DIV . 3 J UDGE ( C.uN T. ) DI V.4 PRES.JUD . I J UDGE CIV . 5 PKES .JUO . I J l.J D{,E
T c c s s F F D 0 K K A A
0 0 0 c c I I u u A A l l
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A E E: ~ w E E (\ r._ ! s u 0
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PREC INCT 173 280 122 29 116 30 120 29 11~ 2.1 118 j) 113 3 1
PRECINCT 174 27 8 139 4 0 137 44 141 35 1 37 3b 135 3o 129 42
PRl: CINCT 175 314 130 52 132 4 8 1 37 44 136 41 128 47 130 47
PRE CINCT 176 3 48 1 84 86 l 86 80 1 85 8 1 185 83 177 8 7 175 90
PRl:CINCT 177 295 141 62 146 54 1 51 54 1 54 4 9 138 6 7 138 64
PRECINCT 178 280 121 76 123 77 1.:)0 70 133 65 123 74 125 74
PRECINCT 179 325 143 58 l 5.: 55 141 57 143 55 139 58 1 37 51
PR ECINCT 180 312 141 4 9 146 39 149 36 1 34 41 1 3 1 50 133 4 2
PRECINCT 1 8 1 4 04 20':7 58 2 11 56 207 52 2 13 4 8 198 6 1 206 53
PRECINCT 182 2 46 13i 42 135 4 0 133 42 l .:So 37 12Y 44 1 2 7 44
PRECINCT 183 408 2 1 ~ 88 2 16 85 223 8 1 227 78 2 10 90 2 18 82
PRECINCT 184 263 152 4 6 155 4 5 15 1 45 146 46 14? 47 1 3 7 54
PKEC INCT 185 300 16 1 55 159 57 1 54 63 156 oO 150 65 1 54 62
PRECINCT 186 27 6 1 3 1 o3 135 66 143 58 143 54 13 4 6 4 1 3 1 be
PRECINCT 1 87 223 1 0 4 52 111 4 9 113 42 111 44 108 4Y 102 4 6
PRECINCT 188 232 1 0 ~ 41 111 41 111 40 113 38 111 .j ti l Ob 36
P RECINCT 189 330 1 5! 83 1 6! 71 165 69 159 75 154 78 147 8 1
P Rt.CINCT 190 195 94 25 8t 29 88 28 88 28 8 7 29 8 1 3C
PRE:CINCT 1 9 1 241 12 1 3 1 1 24 .:S2 117 29 1 24 26 llL ,j 7 108 3 7
PRt:CINCT 192 31411 182 6 411 1 87 64 182 58 179 66 178 63 173 6 7
PRtCINCT 193 267 120 56 122 55 125 54 120 56 113 65 115 63
PR ECINCT 1 94 23) 130 35 128 3 5 1 23 35 123 36 116 45 112 43
PRECINCT 195 204 90 54 9 1 53 90 5 1 9 1 4 8 84 55 87 53
PRECINCT 196 75 35 9 33 1 0 30 12 3 1 12 30 13 30 12
PRt:C INCT 1 9 7 252 1 5( 60 150 6 1 149 55 146 59 142 6 1 143 61
PRl:CINCT 198 246 1 2 ~ 59 1 2 1 6 0 132 5 l 134 4 7 121 59 119 5 c,
PRl:C INCT 199 235 llC 3 7 lll 3 7 114 34 l Co 41 108 42 lil 37
PRE: CINCT 200 425 229 79 241 74 241 74 2 4 2 68 226 89 235 76
PRECINCT 201 358 1 9~ 70 2 17 5 1 2 16 52 2 18 47 194 69 2 10 54
PKEC INCT 202 290 l 6 t: 50 l 7 ~ 4 3 179 38 172 42 16 4 5 1 170 4 2
PRE CINCT 203 2 12 1 21 39 129 32 132 33 133 29 12 1 41 1L3 39
P REC I NCT 204 2 49 14 ~ 54 153 4 5 152 48 152 4 5 140 58 143 55
PRtC INCT 205 123 8 14 82 1 9 89 13 89 13 89 12 86 16
PRECI NCT 206 1 57 7 ( 20 71 17 o9 17 64 22 b5 24 66 18
.
TOTAL SUP DI ST 4 9 198 1 736 tt.7 57 1580 4- 7?7 801 't 522
+6 75 1660 ct 782 L5b2 +5 l t 173 7
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STATEMENT OF ALL VO TES CAS T AT THt GtNtRAL E: LE:CTlON NOVEMdt:R 3 , 19 7G PAGE 35
COURT OF APPtA L - SE:CONO U! STRI CT ( CuNl .)
DIV. 3 J UOvE: (CGN T.) OIV.4 PRE:S .JUO . I J UDGE l l v. 5 Pk t:S . J lJL . I J lJLGt
T c c s s f- F 0 D K K A A
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PRE:CI NCT 207 388 20: 74 2 13 69 209 67 208 71 2.04 72 20 l 7c
PRt:C INCT 208 270 1 3~ 52 1 3~ 49 149 42 145 46 142 4o 140 4 9
PRE CINCT 209 252 11( 44 106 51 l Ot 46 10 7 4 8 10 1 48 102 4 S
PRE CINCT 2 10 276 14( 50 132 59 138 54 138 50 1 3 1 5 7 l LS 6 4
PRE CINCT 2 11 2 7 8 14i 59 14i 58 156 47 148 53 142 6 1 146 52
PREC I NCT 2 12 258 12( 42 12 7 34 125 33 119 36 114 43 1 .:2 36
PRE CINCT 2 1.3 27 6 14 ~ 41 1 ~3 41 143 4 8 146 40 143 4 2 141 4 5
PRE CINCT 2 14 4 64 22 ~ SE 230 o2 220 b3 226 52 220 o4 2l3 b l
PREC I NCT 2 15 30.ti 13t 3t 135 34 130 3 4 132 3 1 125 4 0 1 21 38
PRECINCT 2 16 3 15 1 3~ 33 1 3t3 29 138 2 7 1J 4 28 1 27 32 1Ll 33
PRE:C I NCT 2 17 2 45 11~ 2 7 123 25 123 24 1 27 2 .:S 11 3 3 1 117 26
PREC I NCT 2 18 300 1 21 43 132 38 1 2t3 41 138 33 lld 45 1 24 41
PRE:CINCT 2 19 2 64 l l ~ 38 1 2~ 36 111 39 114 38 llu 3o 108 41
PRE CINCT 220 3 7E 16 : 54 l o 7 4 9 170 41 174 40 l oO 55 160 4 6
PREC I NCT 221 366 17t 5t 202 38 199 40 200 40 178 58 193 43
PRE:C I NCT 222 231 11 ~ 29 11 ~ 28 118 29 116 28 114 2J 112 30
PREC INCT 223 277 1 2~ 3 7 13( 3 1 127 31 128 32 117 38 125 31
PRE:CINCT 224 296 14( 33 14 ~ 2 3 151 20 144 20 1 37 JJ 143 23
PREC INCT 225 233 l l~ 42 11 ~ 43 115 38 115 39 110 44 100 46
PREC INCT 226 2 45 13L 32 1 .36 4 0 1 37 3 1 138 32 1 .30 3 4 1 27 36
PRECINCT 227 314 15: 70 1 5 7 73 159 62 1 6 1 6 4 147 75 141 18
PRE CINCT 228 34 2 1 8~ 51 1 84 5 1 1 91 44 185 4 9 1 84 4 5 170 SS
PRECINCT 229 285 1 3 1 47 132 41 129 46 138 39 129 46 130 4 5
PRE CINCT 230 244 118 29 11.3 28 114 2 1 115 24 l Ot 33 103 35
PREC I NCT 231 252 1 3C 32 1 2C 4 2 1 24 33 138 21 l L l 38 115 4 2
PR ECINCT 232 238 105 34 l Ot 32 109 28 109 L9 105 34 10 l 35
PRE CINCT 233 284 1 34 41 l Jt 35 140 31 13 7 29 133 36 135 3S
PRECINCT 234 207 9 1 .,j 0 80 33 91 28 96 25 83 32 84 28
PREC I NCT 235 258 l OE 52 112 4 7 116 43 108 47 10 4 51 99 51
PREC I NCT 236 258 13( 41 12t 4 5 139 36 144 3 4 132 41 132 4C
PkcClNCT 237 253 117 4C l O; 4 8 110 46 114 4 0 111 45 100 SC
PR EC I NCT 238 3 41 171 5 tl 173 58 184 50 178 52 169 tO 17S 52
PRECI NCT 239 33.li 131 73 13 7 73 153 ~5 14 7 6 1 1 31 74 13.3 6 7
PRECINCT 2 40 198 6~ 33 76 3C 75 30 77 25 6 1 4 1 64 3t
PRtCINCT 2 41 97 4 ~ 19 4 8 1 5 50 14 52 12 4 3 .20 49 15
PREC I NCT 242 252 14 41 141 4 0 148 36 142 46 142 44 139 4 5
PREC I NCT 2 43 113 3 ii 16 3t 1 5 39 13 44 ~ 34 15 38 13
PRt:CINCT 2 44 29 1 5 t 4 7 5 7 5 ., 5 7 5
PREC INCT 245 417 18 1 7 9 1 84 73 1 91 69 190 69 17J 77 1 8 7 69
PREC INCT 2 46 219 111 38 1 07 41 107 41 112 34 103 41 104 4 1
PRE: CINCT 247 381 20f 63 2 1C 60 2 16 50 2 14 50 205 57 203 62
PRE CINCT L48 353 172 ';) 7 173 54 175 4 9 170 52 l b5 58 162 60
PREC INCT 249 313 1 5~ 79 155 78 103 70 168 67 145 &5 146 84
PREC I NCT 250 31 8 16( 5 7 1 74 50 174 45 l b9 4 8 153 64 164 52
PRECI NCT 251 4 55 22 t 89 23L 85 233 79 232 75 224 89 2 15 91
PREC I NCT 252 41 8 23C 15 230 71 226 70 237 59 Ll8 71 2 18 74
PR EC I NCT 253 502 26{: 7 fj 2 73 12 2 74 67 2 77 62 252 8 1 2o0 7c
PREC I NCT 254 253 120 60 1 2~ 53 130 47 18 5 1 114 60 1.:3 54
PREC I NCT 255 3 43 174 60 177 4 9 1 81 4 6 177 4 8 174 53 17c 47
PREC I NCT 256 304 1 3 i 7 0 145 63 151 57 14 1 58 138 6d 139 6 4
~ PREC INCT 257 141 59 15 62 11 65 13 57 15 ~ 1 20 60 13
PRECINCT 258 64 28 13 35 7 33 B 31 10 25 15 21 17
PRECINCT 259 252 1 2 4 0 126 38 130 34 126 .33 12 1 3d 12 1 3c
PRECINCT 260 299 123 45 1 2.ti 4 4 125 35 1 21 3 7 116 3 7 116 4 0
PREC I NCT 26 1 323 l o .( 79 163 79 163 BO 1 6 7 75 1 5.l 89 155 83
PRECINCT 262 255 111 27 112 29 119 26 116 26 116 2~ 108 30
PRE CINCT 2o3 190 69 28 69 3C 77 25 71 27 70 L9 65 3C
PRECINCT 264 326 14~ 47 140 52 136 50 140 4 5 132 !O 128 56
PRE CIN:.T 265 260 1 31 32 1 24 39 1 34 35 l 2b 41 125 39 135 35 PREC INCT 266 287 143 3 6 139 41 1 41 35 13 7 36 132 39 133 3 7
PRE:CI NCT L67 7 8 3 1 16 33 13 29 8 27 10 .27 13 29 ;
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TOTAL SUP DI ST 5 l 6966 12775 d222 2461 ~329 ~ts39 7 838
3113 1208~ 8344 ~ 41 9 7 til l ~ 7 64
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STATEMENT UF- ALL VO TLS CAST AT THt GE~tRAL t LECTIGN NlJVt:Mt:ltK 3 1 19 70 PA&t: 36
COURT OF APPE:AL - SECONU DI STRI CT l CGl\T.)
DIV . 3 J UDGE CON T. DI V.4 PRES . JUD . I J UL GE OIV . 5 PRt:S . JUC . I J UDGc
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TOTAL SUP DI ST l l 5223 2233 8 13 7 1413 1988 ~2 71 7556
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174 21 1500 8 139 .423 7 199 . 797
TOTAL SUP DI ST 2 ~ 0864 2973 l 0543 l l 45 l b349 ~OSo ~ 7 8 1
f3 824 225C 1 0558 ~ 1 20 ~506 -J603
TOTAL SUP DIST 3 " 102 7 3091 l 0'1L5 ~606 l "J776 3180 l )335
l 05 4 5 ?. 74 7 l 0900 ~5 7 9 l )226 2935
TOTAL SUP DIST 4 9 198 1736 4757 1580 lt7 57 180 l +522
46 75 1660 lt782 . 562 t 5 l d 1737
TOTAL SUP DI ST 5 ] 6966 2 77 5 8222 ~ 4 6 1 ~329 ~839 1 838
8 11 ~ 2685 8344 ~ 41 9 ' 8Ll 2764
SUB TOTALS E 3278 ] ~sea 4 1258~ l 0205 4 2199 l ~ 14 7 4 )Q_j2
4 0578 l 084 2 4 2723 l )103 j ~ 2 7 0 l 1836
ABS ENTEE TOTALS 3747 3 75 1 8 19 2 79 d l O 3 73 741
1 72 7 300 1835 288 L730 3 43
GRAND TOTALS E 7025 13 183 4 4403 l 04 8 4 4 t 009 l ~520 4 773
4 2305 l 1142 4 C.558 1 )391 4 . 000 l 2179
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S TATEMENT U~ ALL VLl TL5 CAST AT THL GtNE:RAl ~ L f:C Tl ON NUVtM8ER 3 , 19 70 PA(,E: 37
CR T.APL. OI ST. 2 l C ONT) COUtl.TY COUNTY 5U PV. Ml:A ~U Rl:S SUBM IT Tl:D
DIV. 5 JUOGE (C.ON T.} SHRF .(.CR . OI S TRI CT 2. TO VOTt UF VOTtRS
T R R 5 5 c T c c " N N N
0 E E T T A H A A lJ a 0 u
T p p l: E K 0 l T
A p p p p p R L T
L y y H H l: I\ A E 1 l 2 2
E E I\ T H R
v N N T 0 A L
0 s s E I\ I\ I
T R N A
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A y y F N y
s E N E N u s E N
T s 0 s 0 R T s (j
PRECINCT 001 297 16 ~ 3 5 153 3 8 1 92 9 1 1 9 1 63 13 1 l CO
PRl:CINCT 002 325 17! 37 173 3 9 196 100 202 76 114 1 21
PRECINCT 003 292 144 42 143 38 l 85 83 1 8 7 57 122 &3
PRECINCT 004 371 l 7 ( 3 5 l 71 37 2 52 90 2.19 77 14(, llu
PktCINCT 00 ~ 257 12] 3 1 1 2 7 2 5 174 65 1 64 44 10 l ~6
I PRECINCT 006 3 3'1 12~ 45 1 3~ 3 7 206 86 1 98 5 7 116 1 C2
PRECINCT 001 254 1 2 ~ 28 131 2 ! 150 87 183 41 110 95
P~tCINCT 008 336 1 7 ~ 34 1 72 34 l c38 13 1 2.50 54 175 S9
PRE:CINCT 009 256 13( 38 128 32 163 77 177 56 10 4 110
PRECINCT 0 10 425 .2 Ot: 6 5 204 o3 197 178 2.9 7 7 3 19 4 14 ~
PR ECINCT 0 11 403 2lc 3 6 2 12 3 7 177 204 293 74 230 'i 7
PRECINCT 0 1 2 3 86 1 8 ( 3 8 182 33 146 19 7 2 70 63 171 1~ 5
PRl:CINCT 0 13 2 96 17 4 28 lo3 34 117 145 2. 11 48 16" 8 (,
PRECINCT 014 272 13 1 2 t. 133 2. 4 1 07 148 l02 48 160 t l
PRECINCT 0 15 422 21 l 4 5 20~ 49 173 2 15 3 16 70 226 116
PRECINCT 0 16 369 19~ 4 C 1 8 ~ 47 147 19 7 2 60 63 1 -;C l l l
PRECINCT 017 280 1 5 23 163 2 1 l Oo 147 19 1 54 148 74
PRE:C.INCT Ol d 385 1 9 ~ 3 3 1 93 3 6 161 196 276 67 19 7 l Cl
P RECINCT 0 19 463 22~ 41 233 3 8 2.04 222 340 !9 2 16 1 3.2.
PRE:CINCT 020 473 2.41 69 2 4 5 59 22 ~ 2 12 31 2 115 2 1C 159
PRE:CINCT 0 21 340 1 84 4 2 l d6 3 8 136 1 8 1 254 5 7 173 SC
PREC.INCT 022 311 1 5~ 39 1 54 35 158 134 2 49 29 171 12
PRf:CINCT 023 4 08 2 0( 44 1 96 44 2 04 1 8 7 32 53 221 113
PRE:CINCT 024 406 20! 48 205 47 203 172 3 01 57 2 1'7 1 C6
PHECINCT 025 72 40 9 42 7 31 41 6.3 6 39 23
PRECINCT 026 108 SC 14 53 12 39 60 7S 1 9 5 7 3 4
PRE C.INCT 027 3 62 2 0E 44 2. 0 c 42 134 201 2o3 63 l b7 112
PRECINCT 028 3 57 192 3S 193 4 0 148 177 2 6 5 47 177 113
PRECINCT 029 372 16~ 4 2 16~ 4 0 140 18 1 2 1. '1 77 152 114
PRECINCT 030 310 15.: 3C l 5t: 2 o 15 7 127 13 3 33 12 7 l CC
PKECINCT 031 388 2 l t 41 ll. c 41 183 178 277 6S 202 113
PRECINCT 032 438 2 2 .: 4C 2. 11 41 l d l 2 18 ,;
;j :j 7 60 2 43 123
P~E C INCT 033 418 22i 52 22" 50 176 2 13 \ 299 77 213 136
PRE:CI NCT 0 34 3d6 17( 4c 177 3S 177 176 264 83 2 19 t l PRtCINCT 035 302 11 t: 4 ( 1 2 2. 35 13 1 142 1. 173 7 1C4 1 C6
PRf:CINCT 0 36 35li 172 3 li l 71 34 127 l d l 241 50 171 'i 2
PRtCINCT 037 393 l 7 ~ 53 173 51 150 208 2 4 5 80 179 1 0~
PKE CINCT 03d 335 13 ~ ~ ( l3t 4 6 128 l d .:S 204 82 15 l 1C2
PRf:ClNCT 039 364 17 ~ 39 1 8( 36 143 190 241 8 1 16 7 122
PRE:ClNCT 0 4 0 314 16 i 39 171 3 2. 130 1 62 234 55 176 8 7
PRECI NCT 0 41 419 22-; 52 2 32 4 6 173 2. 18 299 78 225 15
PKECINCT 0 42 212 11 ~ 8 118 11 8.2 119 140 38 1G4 54
PRECINCT 043 3 60 19 ~ 33 178 33 1 04 227 26 1 63 16 7 1 07
PRECINCT 044 3 07 1 5~ 3 7 1 54 41 114 163 226 .:i9 149 65
PRECINCT 0 45 29 1 1 5~ 44 15" 4 5 74 196 2. 04 53 144 84
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TOTAL SUP DI S T l 1 5223 172.8 7o42 7106 2686 7361
76 4 1. 1658 ~889 l )65o i 5C3
STATEMENT OF All VU T t:~ CA51 AT l Hc uE:Nt:KAL c l tCTION NUVcMuEk 3 , 19 70 ' PAGt: 38
CR T.APL.OI ST. 2 (CuN J) CCJUf'.TY COU ,TY 5UPV . MtASURt~ 5UBM ITTtu
lJ 1 V. 5 J UD&E CON T.) SHKF . COK . DI ST k l CT 2 TU VUTt LF VOTERS
T R R s s c T c c N N N N
0 t: E T T A H A A u 0 0 0
T p p E E R 0 L T
A p t' p p p R l T
l y y H H t "' A E: l l 2. 2
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v N N T 0 A L
0 s s E N f\ I
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s E N E ~ 0 s E N
T s 0 s 0 K T s (J
PRECINCT 0 46 287 135 4 3 1 3 1 39 105 148 98 136 156 70 103 94
PRE:CI NCT 0 47 298 1 5! 2 5 1 5 1 26 152 116 117 145 18 7 ~6 13 1 8 1
PREC I NCT 048 207 109 11 105 14 1 04 82 6 7 110 146 3 4 9 2. t l
PRtCINCT 049 2 70 1 2 1 32 l 2.;j 29 112 114 103 117 1 3 1 6 1 92 80
PRECINCT 050 286 1 2 ~ 33 1 23 3 1 123 118 100 130 1 37 69 118 70
PRECI NCT 051 192 7 ~ 25 74 22 86 06 59 80 103 34 7C 50
P REC I NCT 0!2 3 43 14~ 42 142 4 0 143 146 129 147 155 87 117 c:; 2
PRECINCT 053 320 143 41 142 3 4 139 146 119 15 4 192 77 15& 77
PRE CINCT 054 267 1 3( 30 1 2 7 33 12.9 100 9 1 1 2. l 17 35 110 71
PRE:CINCT 055 178 69 26 10 25 10 66 o2 b 8 9 4 3 4 6b 42
PxECI NCT 056 2 15 95 22 95 1 9 94 102 88 99 142 28 77 65
PREClNCT 057 357 l 1 ~ 28 176 28 13) 179 139 106 2.3 66 16C sa
PRE CINCT 058 389 1 9~ 47 190 4 9 156 192 1 6 1 178 271 6 7 163 134
PRtC1NCT 059 307 14( 23 143 2.4 139 136 116 145 19 1 ?2 118 ; 1
PRE: C INCT 060 275 1 2 7 31 13t 30 125 122 12.8 113 l bS 4 i 12 ~ 83
PRECINCT 06 l 2 40 95 32 1 04 28 87 132 1 ~ 7 8 1 133 50 100 62
PREC INCT 062 2 76 12& 36 1 3 1 36 1 01 1 51 125 1 24 188 4 4 12 1 78
PRE: C.INCT 063 354 1 5; 43 160 4 3 175 148 154 158 251 55 16 7 c; 7
PRECINCT 0C4 297 11 ~ 3 ! 11 8 3J 150 1L4 18 135 27 33 152 76
PR ECINCT 065 2 26 100 2 4 99 23 81 126 122 87 140 46 93 59
PREC INCT 066 347 1 6~ 4 6 1 66 44 149 173 169 147 23 1 67 1 57 ti6
PRtCINCT 067 3 54 167 39 166 4 0 13 7 19 1 171 135 263 47 168 103
PRE:C INCT 068 3 64 2 12 24 206 24 101 234 19 6 1 34 254 68 194 SS
PRECINCT 069 277 11 5 3 1 114 3 1 1 04 14? 133 106 16 7 57 111 84
PREC. I NCT 0 10 255 1 3 4 30 132 2 J 8 1 155 148 82 152 71 12 1 75
PRE:CI NCT 0 71 32 5 14C 60 137 5 7 142 140 15 ; 12 1 204 70 12 7 l C3
PREC1NCT 0 72 282 114 32 113 32 108 149 129 118 185 53 124 86
P RECINCT 0 73 338 144 37 145 36 115 l b8 1 8 1 119 222 64 150 S7
PREC I NCT 074 324 16 t 38 168 3 1 120 18 1 171 116 LC 3 76 1 3 7 l CS
PREClNCT 0 7 5 241 l 0 t: 4 0 111 36 106 118 85 124 1.56 52 l OC BC
PREC I NCT 0 76 257 llC 38 118 3C l L2 1 21 106 12. 5 166 4 6 S3 9 l
PRE t.INCT 0 77 304 l 3d 3o 141 33 143 135 142. 123 192 5 7 137 es
PRE CINCT 0 78 3 48 1 6~ 2tj 153 3 1 145 l o4 l !:O 158 231 49 163 e l
PRE CINCT 0 79 309 135 44 1 34 4(t 145 136 126 14.5 206 !5 13 1 1 0 1
PRE:Cl NCT 080 338 14"1 39 149 38 128 159 146 1 2 7 11 46 12. 8 e5
PRECINCT 081 274 9 c; 3 4 l 04 3 1 84 153 135 89 166 38 117 lo
PREC I NCT 082 24 9 9E 32 112 2 7 1 07 102 9 7 111 14C 50 89 7 1
PRE CINCT 083 221 81 3 7 80 3 1 92 102 83 103 12 7 4 0 90 62
PRtCINCT 084 306 110 36 109 38 120 125 10 4 125 159 54 9 7 t5
P RE Cl t~CT 085 237 98 36 98 32 114 1 04 80 119 15d 3 7 87 86
PKtC.INCT 086 236 9 1 4 6 95 4C 1 07 97 8 4 125 144 5 1 75 c; l
P REC I NCT 087 271 134 25 1 3 4 25 133 110 121 117 1 6 4 .53 110 83
PR ECINCT 088 289 139 35 1 3.3 32 147 111 100 145 180 56 106 S7
PREC INCT 089 258 125 4 2 1 2 7 3'1 127 111 95 138 170 4.:5 102 b5
PKEClNCT 090 288 12 7 3 7 125 38 123 139 92 16 1 171 57 1 02 l C.6
PREC I NCT 091 302 149 3 4 155 3 1 1 37 142 117 158 168 78 114 1 C7
PREC I NCT 092 349 l 6 i 3 7 169 36 1 ~ 7 151 132 170 2.0 4 15 136 l ce.
PREC I NCT 093 284 120 40 1 2 1 35 99 1 54 1 34 115 l ':S 69 113 6t
PREC I NCT 094 405 177 52 1 8 1 4 6 l 70 207 1 57 202 l 4 6 84 155 l .j4
P KEC I NCT 095 477 263 12 2b9 69 231 230 19 1 262. .;4 3 105 254 160
P REC I NCT 096 367 l 9.ti 48 1 9 7 4 9 170 17L 144 180 274 65 172 l .: 6
PRtC1NCT 097 388 202 59 198 5 7 186 182 16 l 19 4 285 76 l ti 7 1 41
P KEC I NCT 098 284 147 34 1 52 29 1.20 144 l l! 135 19 7 55 118 1C6
PRE C.INCT 0':19 2.94 145 43 1 44 41 145 l L8 129 142 196 60 12'1 ., c;
PRE: CI NCT 100 350 17 ~ 43 177 39 1 62 l o l 158 166 250 58 165 lCL
PRE CINCT 10 1 350 160 43 1 62. 39 148 185 129 19 4 222 &2 13 1 1 2.3
PRECINCT 102 3 37 167 .;O l o9 29 1 64 1 4 8 111 193 234 58 152 llC
P REC I "'CT 103 366 183 50 185 4 CJ 135 206 156 1 8 1 256 78 185 l Cc
PRECINCT 1 04 304 149 39 1 51 39 11 ~ 1 64 130 149 199 58 1 31 St
PRf:CINCT 105 327 1 6 1 47 166 44 158 138 1 21 177 .:11 76 158 111
PRE C.INCT 106 304 159 32 156 36 14 7 139 113 172 2 18 63 146 1C2
PRE CINCT 10 7 323 174 J 7 172 3 7 160 150 120 179 225 68 150 114
PRt:CINCT l Otl 498 2.~ 6 45 2 49 52 231 229 221 l2B 326 103 239 143
PRE CINCT 109 399 214 28 2 19 2.4 200 179 119 249 301 59 19 1 1 /
PRECINCT 110 35 5 17.5 47 l 77 4 4 170 160 110 2 16 230 Bl 160 1 12
PRtCINCT 111 207 103 33 100 3 7 72 130 87 109 12.9 47 87 75
PRE CINCT 112 433 2 16 53 209 58 225 181 162 232 3 1 5 67 .:11 1 3 1
PHEC I NCT 113 2ti5 156 20 156 22 118 142 13 4 117 190 65 136 91
TOTAL !UP DI ST 2 4 0864 251 7 985C ~ 8 7 9 '1 12. 1 ~ C34 9 969
9802 '242.3 9029 :!581 l j440 3 12
STATEMENT UF ALL VO l tS C.A$T AT THE Gt l'lEKAL ELtCTl ON NOVtMBE:K 3 , 19 70 PAGl 39
CR T.AP L.Ol !T . 2 CClJN T C. GU, fY CCU~TY SU PV. M tA SUK t: S S lBMl T TE:O
0 IV . 5 J ULJGt: CCUNT. J SHRF . COR . Dl!TKl CT 2. Tu VOTE: l) F \IU T E: i{ S
T R R s s c T (, c N N N r
0 E: E T T A H A A L u 0 (;
T p p E E R (; L T
A p p p p p R L T
L y y H H E N A E l l 2. 2
E E N T h R
v N N T 0 A L
0 s s E t\ N I
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A
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A y y F N y
s E N E N 0 s E N
T s 0 s 0 R T s (J
PRECINCT 114 r;7 12i 36 12t 33 112 124 174 50 123 7 b
PRECINCT 115 410 19 33 201 30 134 224 274 58 180 102
PRE:CINCT 116 304 1 3 ~ 27 131 23 121 146 175 53 111 79 - PRECINCT 117 383 21! 44 215 42. 148 211 281 76 197 1.: 8
PRECINCT 118 403 2.4! 25 233 2 1 138 226 304 65 23 1 9;
PRECINCT 119 289 13 ~ 25 14.i:i 22 1.23 138 196 51 13 1 E4
PxEC INCT 120 3 3.t; 18 l 31 18 29 13 .i:i 177 238 67 163 l c E;
PRE:CINCT lLl 2 13 9 l 4 f 10( 4 5 89 106 1 53 50 1 0 ~ 81
PRECIN CT 122 157 6~ 24 7( 21 63 82 101 37 65 55
PRECINCT 1 3 432 22( ~o 2 1! SC 203 l 'i7 314 92 22 1 130
PRE:C.INCT 14 447 23 l 61 2.32 56 2L5 196 330 78 213 144
PRECINCT 125 382 1 7 l 4t 183 4 0 170 172 71 6 4 181 i C7
PRECINCT 120 3 78 2 3( 31 2 .31 30 162 19d 290 56 209 1C8
PRE CINCT 127 445 23l 5 (. 2 33 4 8 178 235 330 6 ts 23 llc
PRECINCT 128 45E 231 6( 2 41 52 2.24 202 3 54 66 250 13C
PRtCINCT 12.9 48 1 27 ( 61 l b~ 5a 235 2 18 3o c; b4 L6b l Lb
PRE:CINCT 130 37Li 20 ~ 5 1 202 4 '3 199 152 28S 5~ 189 1 3C
PRECINCT 1 31 41~ 24" 51 2 3 ~ 51 196 196 3 15 64 2.7 17
PRECINCT 132 312 2 0. 47 20t 4 5 188 163 67 71 196 1 L4
PRECINCT 133 47E 18 ~ 58 l 8t 56 170 249 3 15 71 209 135
PRECINCT 134 383 201 41 1 9~ 46 221 140 280 60 l b7 142
PRECINCT 135 396 2 4 . 53 24 'i 4 ; 243 145 303 65 2.16 l L9
PRECINCT 136 351 1 6~ 47 166 4 6 188 147 253 75 l dd 119
PRECINCT 13 7 303 l 5i 45 1 53 42 152. 129 2.16 58 155 ES
PKE CINCT 138 529 2 8~ 6G 283 59 269 237 414 76 Ld4 15b
PRE:CINCT 139 3 56 2 0i 54 208 50 179 152 28~ 57 19 1 117
PRE:CI NCT 140 290 14 i .5.2 15( 47 161 110 206 o5 12G 126
PRELI NCT 141 329 16 t 52 166 4 8 16 1 144 2.41 53 130 1 32
PRECINCT 142 4 05 20f SC 20~ 50 23 0 152 L85 82 175 1 52
PRECINCT 143 322 17~ 46 l 1 t 40 161 132 Ll1 70 132 l 3C
PRt.CINCT 144 332 18t 40 185 35 1 37 164 .2 13 8.:i 138 135
PRECINCT 145 339 17i 59 193 47 180 l .J5 L31 73 159 15
PKECI NCT 146 294 15 ] _j 14j 37 133 139 217 50 129 1 C7
PRECINCT 147 413 21 i 62 21 j 54 204 J 78 281 87 180 147
PRE CINCT 148 435 221 7C 223 64 190 214 291 c;a 0L 1 58
PRECINCT 149 358 191 5C l 9E 50 176 155 L31 80 166 15
PRt.CINCT 150 4 18 2 0 l 6.2 2 0.J 6 1 2 18 169 301 63 179 146
PRECINCT 1 51 372 162 60 l 7C 52 199 141 L!S 55 139 136
PRE:CINCT 1 52 315 12 1 45 11 50 Ll 9 68 271 22 163 12
PRE:CINCT 1 53 400 13! 76 137 75 299 57 3 75 9 227 SS
PRECINCT 154 312 10 .t 6 l 05 60 2J4 38 . 295 11 162 SS
PRECINCT 155 2 46 8~ 6 1 88 57 180 30 229 6 116 d3
PRE:CINCT 156 331 13 ~ 62 14C 56 250 4d 297 19 16 7 1 06
PRECINCT 1 57 376 112 76 112 13 271 55 344 20 166 l . 8
PR ECINCT 158 274 9 ~ 5 5 96 54 221 31 259 5 138 e4
PRE:CINCT 1 59 419 2 lt 53 Ll7 51 234 160 3 3C 60 22.2 18
PRECINCT l tO 414 234 70 239 64 22.8 l o3 303 77 17Y 175
PRE CINCT l 61 317 14t J l .3 t 42 123 171 208 75 l L l 18
PRECIN CT 162 459 23 ~ 6~ .2 4 2 67 255 178 3 40 b2 2C4 177
PRELI NCT 163 313 17~ !:t l 7 ~ 53 165 137 230 l:3 139 1.:7
PRECINCT 104 364 191 70 189 7 .2. .200 145 244 9 7 151 150
PRECINCT 165 1 88 c; ( .32 99 23 96 78 132 36 tl l c7
PRECINCT 166 188 6~ 2. 6 7 ~ 2C 70 94 11.: 45 61 E6
PRE:CINCT 167 461. 2 1~ 6~ 207 t4 194 2.30 2.96 ;; 189 l c5
PR ECINCT 168 338 l7E 4L l 76 41 141 l 7!: 2. 12 14 . llC 14 3
PRECINCT 169 333 15i 38 157 38 95 205 l 8c 80 119 1. ()
PRECINCT 170 374 18 t 26 1 91 22. 121 207 2 10 1 c; 150 1 C9
PRECINCT 171 3 10 123 2 1 123 .2 5 d7 183 1 84 52. 106 t:5
PR ECINCT l 7 2. 256 12 ~ 14 115 16 93 133 157 43 99 54
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TOTAL SUP 01ST 3 ~ 1027 Z869 l 04 90 ti98 l 3604 :#833
l b429 '27 07 l 0390 l 5280 9 7S
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STATEMENT OF All VO TcS CAST Al THE uENE:KAL EltCT l ON NOVEMtlER ~ , 1970 PAGE: 4C
CKT . APL . OI5T. 2 CON T) CCJlJNTY COUNTY SU PV . MEASURtS SUBM lTl tU
DI V 5 J UU c, E (C ON T.) SHRF . COR . OI5TR1CJ 2 TO VOTE OF VOTtRS
T R R s 5 c T c c N N N l'4
0 E: E T T A H A A (J (J 0 (J
T p p t: E R c l T
A p p p p p R l T
L y y H H E: N A E l l L -t.
E E N T h R
v N N T L A L
0 s 5 E ~ I\ I
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T s 0 s (j R T s u
PRECINCT 173 280 lli 27 117 2 7 94 161 138 75 79 114
PRECINCT 174 278 129 42 141 31 94 161 174 58 9L 113
PR EC INCT 175 31~ 12 47 128 48 136 141 192 6b 121 1 C9
PKt:CINCT 176 348 l 7~ 87 192 74 189 140 223 103 133 173
PRE:C INCf 177 295 13~ 59 136 59 163 llL LOS 60 132 114
PRECINCT 178 280 12! 72 126 71 164 98 ldO 75 113 121
PRECINCT 179 325 13 ~ 56 13-, ~7 1~7 129 195 7 8 132 llS
PRECINCT 180 312 13~ 39 139 36 146 116 185 b5 121 1C2
PRECINCT 1 8 1 404 20( 54 LOS 49 250 117 2 7 6 b5 18 t: 13S
PRt:Cl~CT l o2 24(: 13 1 43 1 32 43 134 99 108 55 117 c;c
PRE:C.INCT 183 408 2 1t 8 ~ 21 ~ 79 2~2 l ,j5 t.83 110 203 1 5f:
PRECINCT 184 263 141 42 152 43 ll.1 115 166 76 107 114
PRECINCT 185 300 1 5~ 62 16( ?6 164 103 1 9 7 82 13t. 11
PRECINCT 186 278 131 65 132 06 15 1 111 17l 87 95 142
PRECINCT 1 87 223 1 0~ 4 ( 104 4q 118 91 140 55 81 l CC
PRE:C.INCT l tl8 232 1 0 ~ 41 l Ot 3~ 119 92 118 70 69 1C3
PRt:C 11~CT 189 330 15 ~ 78 15? 74 160 139 1 99 96 124 152
PRECINCT 190 195 8 1 3 1 19 32 99 73 98 62 bl 7S
PRECINCT 191 241 l Oi 3 7 116 28 133 76 152 48 10~ ?6
PRECINCT 192 314 173 69 1 80 62 190 106 221 8.2 147 143
PRECINCT 193 267 11 t 60 125 54 l?O 97 171 74 106 116
PRECINCT 194 239 117 45 127 36 116 96 149 65 10 '4 c,2
PRf:CINCT l q5 204 Bi 53 90 5 1 116 69 122 60 92 7 '1
PRECINCT 196 75 31 12 31 11 35 33 35 30 23 31
PR EC INCT 197 252 141 61 146 53 123 116 179 6L. 105 1 25
PRE:CINCT 198 246 11~ 64 114 62 129 1 04 154 70 96 114
PRECINCT 199 235 11( 3 4 111 .S 4 135 79 1 2; 06 68 1C7
PRE:C I 1'4CT lOO 4 25 23E 75 23ti 74 239 162 317 77 223 146
PRECINCT 201 358 21( 5! 207 59 .215 ll8 t.56 74 171 133
PRE:CINCT 202 290 l 7 ~ 44 174 4C 160 114 .2 15 59 160 SS
PREC INCT 20J 2 12 12! 35 1 24 36 1 07 91 154 47 94 CJ2
PREC I NCT 204 249 142 53 14 "l 46 130 108 185 47 122 l CO
PR EC INCT 205 123 8 1 14 91 11 12 49 ., 6 19 62 47
PRt:CINCT 206 157 6( 18 6: 1 9 b3 71 86 45 48 ~7
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TOTAL SUP DIST 4 9198 170b +64 l t3b32 !285 ~835
(+551 1 6 11 +830 :932 s726
STATtM ENT OF ALL VLlllS CAST AT THE GENERAL ElttllLN NOVtM~ER J , 197C PAGt 41
CRT . APL.OIST.2 (CONT l COUNTY COUNTY SU PV MlASURI~ SUBMITTlU
OIV . 5 JUDGE (C. ON T. j SHRF . C.CR. DISTRICT 2 TU VUTI o~ vOTlRS
T R R 5 s c T c c N N N N
0 E I: T T A H A A c u L (;
T p p t: E ~ 0 L T
A p p p p p R l T
L y y H H E N A I: l l 2 2
. E I: N T H R
v N N T 0 A L
0 s s E N N I
T R N A
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s E N E N 0 s E N
T s 0 s 0 R T ~ L
PRECINCT 207 388 197 75 195 74 172 188 231 102 12S 1!6
PRt:ClNCT 208 270 146 43 147 43 114 141 178 66 115 112
PRECINCT 209 252 9 j 50 103 ~l 107 120 1 34 76 84 llC
PRECINCT 210 276 131 58 133 ~8 121 138 160 82 75 14S
PRECINCT 211 278 144 57 155 49 126 133 l 7 " 79 106 1 LS
PRECINCT 212 258 114 41 12C 41 115 103 161 55 105 93 PRtCINCT 213 276 140 44 142 40 123 127 174 67 93 136
PRECINCT 214 46t; 21(: 63 221 57 177 240 27t:. 126 179 lS4
PRECINCT 215 30.i; 122 3E 130 36 122 146 162 7'1 96 114
PRECINCT 216 315 12 .i; 35 134 28 140 125 164 72 9L 115
PRECINCT 217 245 11~ 2(: 12( 29 99 119 l2L 71 72 S2
PKECINCT 218 300 121 3 c; 12 (: 37 131 133 144 95 8tl l.:!2
PRECINCT 219 26-l lOt 42 11~ 31 117 llo l L ) 92 ti2 114
PRECINCT 220 378 16~ 45 16 43 151 168 l c;5 109 115 lt6
PRECINCT 221 366 19~ 43 199 42 144 193 202 118 13t: 152
PRECINCT 222. 231 10 ~ 32 11~ 21 110 91 140 51 85 bl
PRECINCT 223 277 12~ 3( 12 .i; 32 116 138 151 72 88 111
PRECINCT 224 296 14(: 21 14(: 19 112 154 lo4 88 106 11 ;
PRECINCT 225 233 10( 42 104 39 96 105 113 77 d5 S7
PREC.INCT 226 245 l2i j~ 135 32 102 118 151 54 8 9 S2
PRECINCT 227 314 15( 71 15'4 67 147 142 lb5 92 119 141
PRECINCT 228 342 l 7C ~1 179 49 143 149 201 77 118 15'4
PRECINCT L29 2.85 126 45 138 31 112 139 150 93 8 1 133
PRECINCT 230 244 lOt 29 101 32 107 113 130 57 64 SS
PRECINCT 231 252 123 34 132 24 108 104 13C 70 8 4 1 Cit
PRECINCT 232 238 103 31 l 05 35 1 02 108 125 66 74 sc;
PRECINCT 233 284 131 33 11t3 21 126 119 142 78 86 112
PREC1NCT 23'4 207 85 35 8t 27 80 93 99 '4 8 43 86
PRECINCT 235 258 l Q.t. SC l 04 50 122 100 135 t:S 77 1C7
PRECINCT 236 258 132 3 ;j 13S 3~ 119 117 l '4 5 76 c;s l C;
PRECINCT 231 253 10~ 4E 10 46 116 113 160 o l 77 114
PRECINCT 238 341 17L, 51 l 7 tl 52 160 154 2.2J d9 13L 153
PRECINCT 239 33.i; 141 62 152 56 149 149 201 82 IG6 152
PRECINCT 240 198 61 3 (:; 6~ 32 90 15 11 c; 40 c3 79
PRECINCT 241 97 5( lt SC 11 41 49 53 29 31 46
PRECINCT 242 252 13 .i; 48 143 .39 104 128 168 57 9C 115
PRECINCT 243 113 3~ 12 4C 13 50 46 50 29 2b 3~
PRECINCT 244 29 1 5 ' 5 10 15 15 8 5 15
PRECINCT 2'45 417 18( 73 18 ~ 66 188 202 257 111 153 185
PRECINCT 246 219 103 38 1 Qi 31 ~I 105 143 55 76 1 C7
PRE:CINCT 247 381 204 58 201 58 165 187 247 94 153 159
PRECINCT 248 353 162 57 164 56 154 164 Ll3 97 ILL 1 62
P.RECINCJ" 249 313 1 4~ 82 15(:; 76 120 162 189 91 90 172
PREC I NCT 250 318 16t 51 l 7 2. 48 131 163 LOS tl2 122 136
PREC I NCT 251 455 22-l 83 22t 79 2.:S2 196 i.17 131 13, LL1
PRt:C I NCT 252 418 22~ 65 228 67 184 205 210 107 144 204
PRECINCT 253 502 26~ 73 260 73 235 229 3 4(; ! CS 209 lC5
PRECINCT 254 253 117 56 123 54 119 117 162 13 es 132
PRECINCT 255 343 l 7 t 47 178 52 151 161 213 102 134 l~C
PRECINCT 256 304 13t 65 143 64 141 139 201 7 c; 95 l (;2
PREC.INCT 257 ltl 5 15 64 10 53 71 65 39 3 c; 53
PRECit-.CT 258 64 2 I. 14 29 12 31 21 8 23 le L(;
PRECINCT 259 252 11 ~ 37 12 ~ 31 97 125 144 66 67 117
PRECINCT 260 299 1 l (: 35 12( 36 144 114 166 79 71 145
PRECINCT 261 323 151 c39 16 79 150 157 198 97 11 ; l t:C
PRECINCT /.62. 255 l Ot 29 112 25 109 117 122 12 6S c6
PREC1NCT 263 190 6~ 28 1 t. 23 75 99 8b 06 38 S5
PRECINCT 264 326 121 59 133 49 98 183 169 103 80 l .5C
PRECINCT 265 260 11 ~ 42 126 34 130 104 131 61 105 7~
PREC I NCT 266 287 133 38 134 32 110 134 141 73 c;o 1C2
PRECINCT 267 78 29 10 32 b .:SO 35 34 ~2 15 33
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TOTAL SUP DIST 5 l 6966 .120 8122 t7 905 i 576 5651
7831 12 525 7325 -J17 5 7 312
STATtMENT OF All VO TE:S CAS T AT THE: Gt~E:RA L t LEC fION NuV(MBE:K 3 , 19 7C PAGE: 4 .t.
CR T. APL. Ol Sl. l. (CON T) COUNTY CGUNrY SUPV . MEASUKE:S SUBM ITTEU
UIV. 5 J UUGE CONT.) SHRF. COR . DI STRICT 2. TO VOTE Of VOTERS
T R R s s (. T c c N "' N N
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TOTAL SUP DI ST l l 5223 1728 7642 17106 2686 7361 7642 1658 889 l b 65~ 15C3
TOTAL SUP DI ST 2 0864 ' 12 51 7 9850 19879 ~ 7 2 7 4034 9 S69
9802 \2423 ~ 029 d5t:$ l l 3440 :3 72
TOTAL SUP DI ST 3 ' 1027 2869 l 04 9( 8981 3604 183 3 l 042 :Z 1 01 1 0390 l :280 975
TOTAL SUP DI ST 4 9 198 1706 46 41 13032 ~285 .:i 835
4551 1 611 4-830 )9j2 372.6
TOTAL SUP DI ST 5 ; 6 966 - 720 8122 ~ 905 ff !76 5651
17831 2 !:2 5 7325 -l775 7 372.
SUB TOTALS l 3 278 1 1 540 " 0751 3 7503 9727 1 ~1 85 3 b 649
4 0 2 5~ 1 K924 .3 ld 463 13581 : :083 2 B94b
ABScNTE E TOTAL S 3747 334 17 87 1756 405 561 l475
1743 304 l 5 72 644 2731 3J2
GRAND TOTALS E 7025 l 1874 4 12538 3 19259 lb 132 l 7746 3 71 24
4 1998 l 1228 4 :l035 :J 22~ 5 7ij 14 .3 )280
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STATEMENT OF ALL VLlTt~ CA5T AT THE: GEl'.f:KA L t l Ec T ION NOV: MBE R 3 19 7 0 ' PAC., t: 43
MtA~UKLS SUBM I lTEU TO VCTt OF VOTERS CGNT . )
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PREC I NCT 001 297 12f 1 0 7 126 l l 7 175 69 170 66 144 c; l 105 141
PRECINCT 002 325 15 t 95 129 124 194 o l 188 60 14.l 103 118 140
PREC.INCT 003 292 13 l b5 l2. t3 94 171 57 147 80 1 37 79 l OC 120
PRECINCT 004 371 164 100 142 12 7 185 78 182 73 l '.d 96 133 135
PRECINCT 005 257 1 2 7 68 117 73 144 52 138 45 119 73 9:3 1C6
PRECINCT 006 334 15C 81 130 104 165 62. 152 73 135 8 7 110 1 2 .
PREC INCT 007 25t; 8~ 118 82 123 134 80 175 35 122 82 13C 78
PREC INLT 008 336 14~ 13 7 12 7 152 200 d4 2 17 ' 1 170 1 0.3 142 1 3 1
PRE.:CINCT 009 256 11( 108 102 122 134 89 172 4 5 122 92. 104 111
PR EC INCT 0 10 425 l 8t; 159 174 168 260 94 253 84 173 1 6! 172 175
PRECINCT 0 11 403 171 161 141 207 2 19 140 261 72 209 1L9 19 1 14i:
PRl:ClNC.T 0 12 1d6 16 ~ 1 5( 14~ 1 6 d LC9 107 231 74 16 7 133 159 15L
PRECINCT 0 13 296 1 0~ 152 l 0( 156 162 101 197 59 146 103 1 5 1 9 7
PRECINCT 014 272 11] 111 l O! 128 147 87 178 43 141 86 125 l C l
PR EC INCT 0 15 422 16t l 8t; 15~ 200 245 123 267 62 184 163 187 162
PREC INCT 0 16 3o9 1 5 1 1 '.)2 123 l d5 209 108 242 59 l 'J 1 102 176 135
PRECINCT 017 2d0 9 1 13 7 77 154 130 106 170 54 125 10.2 149 83
PRECINCT 0 18 385 16! 145 1 2 1 195 2 19 1 0 1 244 61 187 114 164 143
PRECINCT 0 19 463 18 t l dO 17 ~ 199 280 111 2 79 76 l titl 170 2 lL 146
PRl=CINCT 020 473 21~ 181 167 223 283 120 283 93 247 136 182 207
PRECINCT 021 340 1 6 1 1 .26 133 154 190 103 2 18 6! 17.2 1 0.2 148 1 34
PREC INCT 022 311 12t 1.26 119 140 173 90 20 l 46 156 1 0 1 l19 115
PREC INCT 023 408 17'i 172 183 169 25S 96 283 5 7 2.06 130 190 152
PREClNCT 024 406 1 87 155 169 172 242 11 5 2 7 5 61 194 142 166 18 1
PREC I NCT 025 7 2 3(: 3 1 24 44 42 24 50 17 41 25 42 24
PRE:CINCT 026 108 5 1 41 46 47 61 36 62 24 53 37 38 5 1
PRECINCT 027 362 14~ 165 127 196 201 123 260 50 209 98 170 150
PRECINCT 028 357 129 175 135 172 19 4 123 240 6U 18 1 118 177 135
PRECl"4CT 029 372 145 135 118 16 4 202 87 224 5 1 195 76 138 136
PRECINCT 030 3 10 1 2~ 116 118 120 183 63 174 58 1!8 76 13 1 116
PRECINCT 031 388 19; 126 16~ 173 245 95 255 69 19d 13 166 16 l
PREC INCT o_,.z 438 16S 207 162 2.20 223 lt9 303 68 220 154 .2 14 15 c:;
Pl{E:CINCT 033 418 171 188 148 2 1 8 2~3 115 292 63 223 134 187 164
PRECINCT 034 386 165 1 51 153 176 2 13 115 260 53 17d 132 163 154
PRE:CINCT 035 302 119 l Ol 86 135 147 84 149 66 112 109 9 1 13 4
PREC I NCT 036 354 14 ~ 125 132. 145 184 90 2 13 57 179 90 133 141
PRE\-INCT 037 393 1 3~ 170 1 0 1 211 207 104 235 79 178 12d 166 145
PRECI CT 038 335 12(: 135 89 180 165 1 0 1 198 62 162 Y4 140 1 2 7
PR E:CJNCT 039 364 173 129 133 172 208 97 2 17 76 173 113 142 16 1
PRECINCT 040 3 14 l l 'l 1 5 1 108 1 6 7 1 8~ 94 207 62 165 112 143 l .27
PRECINCT 041 419 172 192 134 230 230 139 .285 78 229 lJ.2 18J 183
PRECINCT 0 42 212 9 4 69 8tl 78 117 44 120 31 l OL 55 '] 3 93
PRl=C l NCT 0 43 360 129 l b3 114 194 177 13 1 231 61 lo9 124 153 1 3 7
PRECINCT 0 44 307 14 2 103 139 113 1 87 6: 193 50 143 103 130 117
PR EC INCT 045 291 1 0~ 129 94 139 126 111 173 55 133 9 7 119 1 1 5
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TOTAL SUP DI!T l l 5223 15992 15~92 ft245 g464 :+823 :445
6J55 lb '14 8 8479 ~696 7 341 ~943
PRECINCT 0 46
PRECINCT 0 47
PRECINCT 0 48
PRECINCT 0 49
PRECI NCT 050
PRECINCT 051
PRECI NCT 052
PREC1NCT 053
PRECINCT 054
PRECI NCT 055
PRECINCT 0~ 6
PRECIN CT 051
PRECI NCT 058
PRECINCT 059
PRECI NCT 060
PRECINCT 061
PRE:CINCT 062
PRELI NCT 063
PREC INCT 064
PKE:CINCT 065
PRECINCT 066
PRECINCT 067
PRECINCT 068
PRECINCT 069
PRECI NCT 0 10
PREC INCT 0 71
PRECINCT 0 12
PRECINCT 0 13
PRECI NCT 074
PRl:CINCT 0 7 5
PRE: CINCT 0 7 6
PRECI NCT 077
PREC INCT 0 78
PRE:C INCT 0 79
PR ECINCT 080
PRtCINCT 081
PRECI NCT 082
PR EC I~ C T 083
PRE:CI NCT 084
PREC INCT 085
PRE CI NCT 0 t36
PR ECINCT 087
PRE:CINCT 088
PRECINCT 089
PRECIN CT 090
PR ECI NCT 091
PRE CI NCT 092.
PRECI NCT OJ3
PRECINCT 094
PRECINCT 095
PRECINCT 096
PRE CI NCT 097
PRECINCT 098
PRECI NCT 099
PRE CINCT 100
PRECINCT 1 0 1
PRECINCT 102
PRECINCT 103
PR ECINCT 1 04
PRECINCT 105
PRECINCT 106
PRECINCT 1 07
PRECINCT 1 08
PRECINCT 109
PR EC INCT 110
PRECINCT 111
PRECINCT 112
PRE CINCT 113
OTAL 5UP DI ST 2
~ T A T EMEN T OF All VO TtS LAST AT THE: bENERAL ELECTION NUVt:M8ER 3 , 19 7L
MEASURt~ SUuM I TTtO TO VGTE OF VOTcRS CtGNT.)
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207
270
286
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3 43
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178
2 15
357
389
307
2 75
2 40
276
35
297
226
347
354
364
277
255
325
282
338
324
241
257
304
34 8
309
338
2 7
2 4q
221
306
237
236
2 71
289
258
288
302
349
28
405
477
367
388
28
294
350
350
337
366
304
327
304
323
498
39 9
3 55
201
433
285
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1 0 4
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1 61
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161
162
186
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232
283
226
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STATEMENT UF ALL VOTE~ CAS T AT TH l Gl:f\ERAL ELlCTION l\OVtMdER 3 , 19 70 PAGt 4;
MEA SUKI:, SUBMI TTEO TO VGTc OF VOT ER~ l CGNT . j
T N N N N t\ ~ t\ N t\ N t'i N
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PREC I NCT 1 14 257 113 106 92 122 148 70 166 42 134 74 90 128
PRECINCT 115 410 137 168 107 209 210 108 238 58 207 98 173 132
PREC I NCT 116 304 11 ~ 90 7 iJ 131 146 66 138 57 121 70 8~ 12 ~
PREC I NCT 117 383 141 192 107 229 167 176 260 75 197 140 1 87 145
PRECINCT 118 403 153 197 134 221 193 160 280 48 201 138 218 125
PREC I NC.T 119 289 115 109 96 135 173 06 158 61 137 84 102 120
PREC I NCT 120 33~ 151 133 119 173 193 102 216 68 168 115 131 144
PRECINCT 121 213 l 0( 9C 79 116 139 ?6 150 41 119 6? 88 97
PRECl~CT 122 157 7 ~ 57 56 73 90 41 98 23 86 39 oo 61
PRECINCT 123 432 21 ~ 13t 191 177 2BL 104 2HO 75 197 16 l 106 PREC INCT l ~" 124 447 22L 15i 20( 184 275 116 294 68 240 ll. 1 189 196
PRECINCT 125 382 17: 12t 167 153 234 90 239 54 174 124 140 157
PRECINCT 126 378 l 7 tJ 154 lo~ 167 216 124 256 o4 202 124 162 162
PRE:C I NC.T 127 445 2ll l 6" 16~ 213 258 131 307 61 246 119 215 154
PRECINCT 128 458 2li 182 177 2L2 264 136 313 78 255 134 l 17 197
PREC I NCT 129 481 221 19~ 175 250 295 133 3.33 78 250 159 217 187
PRE:C INCT 130 3 7 L., 19( 143 152 185 227 117 258 73 167 164 144 186
PREC INCT 131 414 is: 178 156 215 232 135 290 71 244 117 193 166
PREC I NCT 132 312 2li ll.O 18"1 151 L26 114 237 78 193 124 157 15"
PRECINCT 133 478 171 19( 12 241 200 173 289 76 21Y 131 198 175
PRE:C INCT 134 383 19.: 132 151 172 230 94 245 68 178 135 151 17C
PREC I NCT 135 396 2 lC 146 17t 179 259 105 270 77 201 142 169 174
PRE:CINCT 136 351 14~ 167 143 173 200 116 243 57 183 118 128 171
PRtCINCT 137 303 1 4~ 104 125 126 ld8 71 191 61 167 83 121 138
PRECINCT 138 529 241 218 22t: 233 323 154 364 81 2d5 174 235 226
PRE:C INCT 1.39 356 174 140 144 174 2.14 106 248 63 176 136 146 173
PRECINCT 140 290 14'i 105 13C 131 192 73 181 64 165 67 85 17C
PREC INCT 141 329 16t: 115 147 131 217 73 204 67 163 109 102 l7C
PREC INCT 142 405 22E 120 183 lo5 247 112 254 88 214 127 162 lf6
PREC INCT 143 322 l 7t: lCO 155 126 208 74 173 94 175 99 1.27 144
PREC INCT 144 332 lb~ 113 154 132 l9d 87 173 98 153 1L4 113 162
PRECINCT 145 339 179 118 l 3t: 160 l.19 83 193 91 187 99 142 142
PRE:C INCT 146 29~ 15L 99 107 153 168 89 185 63 149 99 1L2 131
PREC I NCT 147 4 13 21; 133 182 169 L60 92 222 112 211 127 loO 185
PRECINCT 148 435 23( 139 184 187 26L 108 268 89 203 158 162 199
PRECINCT 149 358 171 13~ 13 7 178 202 122 218 d4 189 114 130 17b
PREC INCT 150 418 212 1-11 191 149 248 97 229 106 172 165 138 205
PRECINCT 151 372 171 110 169 121 225 72 194 78 145 128 121 165
PRECINCT 152 315 172 93 217 64 2!4 41 217 41 117 149 118 147
PRECINCT 153 400 23; 105 318 45 363 24 256 60 107 236 168 151
PRf:CINCT 154 312 17~ 89 237 41 i.74 27 191 53 90 179 109 141
PREC I NCT 155 246 14! 67 203 21 224 12 152 46 61 158 76 124
PRECINCT 156 331 1'15 94 2 :S~ 58 290 2.4 216 56 96 187 148 130
PRECINCT 157 376 201 11 7 259 79 322 39 240 61 117 208 133 165
PRECINCT 158 274 157 83 212 40 235 28 201 28 84 154 10 132
PRECINCT 159 419 21 ~ 148 2.0Y 162 2. 73 101 284 6L 221 133 163 2.04
PREC INCT 160 414 21( 155 178 186 263 99 2.60 94 220 133 139 220
PRECINCT 161 317 17~ 83 123 12 8 189 76 158 88 157 92 luO l5d
PRECINCT 162 459 24~ 146 215 184 304 106 281 102 205 182 149 23&
PRECINCT 163 313 l 7 ~ 103 138 144 200 92 202 71 153 122 114 162
PRECINCT 164 364 20~ 121 154 171 219 107 213 92 178 134 137 17S
PREC INCT 165 188 8~ 66 86 75 106 51 119 35 87 61 7d 7~
PRECINCT 166 188 7i 69 6t 81 95 58 92 56 69 75 66 81
PRECINCT .
167 464 18! l8l 170 204 251 136 287 85 216 147 197 17&
PRECINCT 168 338 l 6L., 10 1 124 145 169 101 173 d6 149 115 llC 150
PRECINCT 169 333 141 117 11~ 144 164 102 178 81 163 96 133 125
PRECINCT 170 374 142 128 113 158 188 79 188 12 159 95 130 126
PRECINCT 171 310 12! 83 103 104 12 7 75 133 60 118 71 93 1C2
PRECINCT 112 256 101 6~ 93 78 13d 38 123 36 99 62. 86 77
TOTAL SUP DIST 3 i 1027 7432 191J5 15362 l i019 ' 320 ~18C
l b l 6d 8 73d l l.876 +06 l l945 =1 l 7 b
STATEMENT o~ ALL vort~ CAST AT THt GE~t:KA L tltCT JON NOVE:M~EK 3 , 1970 PAGt 4t
MEASUKl:S .5UBM ITTEO TO VCTE OF VOT ERS (C ONT.)
T N N N N I\ I\ I\ I\ I\ f"t t'\ N
0 0 0 0 0 c 0 (. 0 G (J (J 0
T
A
L 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8
v
0
T
E
c
A y y y y y y
s E N E N E N E N E N t: N
T s 0 s 0 s G s 0 s 0 s 0
PRECINCT 173 280 1 0 7 89 85 11 7 108 9 1 102 90 100 93 77 119
PR EC INCT 174 27 8 129 93 104 11 7 153 72 137 82 119 97 7 8 144
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PRECINCT 175 314 1 0 ~ 139 9 7 152 183 71 178 67 145 99 85 169
PREC INCT 176 3 48 18 4 12 5 146 171 33 83 202 113 172 142 95 217
PRECINCT 177 295 14( 117 123 132 189 69 183 t7 169 83 86 169
PRECINC.T 178 280 127 104 122 117 169 68 164 65 129 102 6 1 171
PRECINCT 179 325 1 2 ~ 135 92 1 80 l b3 80 197 6 1 156 102 78 180
PRECINCT 180 312 1 .2~ 108 1 0! 135 163 73 155 74 132 99 78 151
PRECINCT 18 1 404 1 81 16 t: 13~ 209 2.42 1 04 275 58 1 94 135 1 0.5 247
PRECINCT 182 246 12~ 94 98 12 1 163 52 158 51 138 76 77 141
PRECI 1\JCT 183 408 20~ 167 l 8t 190 257 118 2 1! 95 231 134 1L4 235
PKLCINCT 1 84 263 14~ 9( 12 1 112 169 b2 173 60 146 b4 86 148
PRECINCT 185 300 1 8~ 145 121 195 73 165 88 156 101 80 l7b
PRECINCT 186 21E 14 ~ 101 13( 119 lbl 88 167 15 12 5 111 68 174
PRECINCT 1 87 223 111 72 83 1 01 140 47 1 34 48 lll 60 63 12S
PRECINCT 188 232 9~ 8'1 94 90 133 49 114 65 10 l 77 46 132
PRf:CINCT 189 330 16 ~ 11 5 12i 158 204 78 184 92 158 117 83 186
PRt:CINCT 190 195 d~ 63 61. 82 1 07 42 96 53 8'J 55 62 87
PRECINCT 191 241 11( 79 1 04 90 144 46 141 43 12 1 62 77 12C
PRECINCT 192 314 161 139 148 lSO 218 81 2 12 83 172 1L5 77 2 11
PJ{ECINCT 193 267 13( 108 l OS 129 167 69 163 60 149 62 65 161
PRECINCT 194 239 1 2: 82 97 1 07 1 50 54 130 71 117 79 64 134
PRECINCT 195 204 1 0~ 69 89 90 123 59 126 48 106 70 45 1 2 7
PRECINCT l 9o 75 21 32 23 3 7 35 22 34 24 .30 29 17 42
PRECI NCT 197 252 1 3~ 1 01 122 114 176 58 147 84 149 82 75 162
PR EC. lNCT 198 246 1 0~ 111 106 llo 157 66 152 64 1 2 1 93 67 152
PRECINCT 199 235 1 0 1 80 6C., 11 8 1 0 1 82 119 59 111 l9 58 121
PRECINCT 200 425 20- l7C lOl 188 263 127 295 85 ~21 160 141 246
P~ EC INCT 201 358 17 ~ 145 14t 173 243 84 260 60 194 lL3 115 203
PRECINCT 202 290 1 5~ 109 143 119 200 66 206 54 155 10 I 101 1 6 1
PK EC I NCT 203 212 122 71 10~ 8 7 149 45 145 43 109 74 69 123
PREC.I "4CT 204 249 14~ 86 1 2 1 10 7 164 63 171 49 112 108 88 13b
PRECI NCT 205 123 71 3Lt 6 45 82 31 83 25 50 63 52 57
PREC INCT 206 1 57 5~ 62 42 77 dO 42 78 3.5 12 43 47 7 5
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TOTAL SUP DIST 4 9 198 1:3432 13749 23 15 b521 3136 2590
4416 4171 ti604 ~ 1 9 7 t570 :J2ll
STATEMENT Gf ALL VJ TtS CAS T AT THE GE t\ ERAL E: LECTION NO V tM~EK 3 , 19 70 PA{,t: 47
MEA SUR1: ~ 5Ut:iM1 l TlD TO VC.TE Of VOT ERS CONT.)
T N N t\ N t\ I'\' t\ I'\' t\ N ~ N
0 0 u (J (J (J G 0 0 0 0 0 0
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A
L 3 3 4 4 ~ 5 6 6 7 7 8 8
v
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A y y y y y y
s E N E N t: N E N t: N E N
T s 0 s 0 s (J s 0 s 0 s 0
PRECINCT 207 388 2 0 ~ 119 1 76 1S6 22.2 100 204 118 177 144 1 04 221
PRtC.INCT 208 2?0 134 98 151 91 150 81 149 73 117 108 88 135
PRECINCT 209 252 12C 77 1 09 94 1 06 91 13 2 68 90 103 58 145
PRECINCT 210 276 131 97 112. 126 160 77 147 89 121 i Od 73 1 5 2
PRECINCT 211 278 13.o! 108 129 117 150 92 153 78 118 112 8 l 164
PRtCINCT 212 258 12 ~ 73 133 7 8 149 6 0 140 65 117 84 88 112
PRECINCT 2 13 270 12 4 115 12 121 149 84 150 85 114 117 85 154
PRECINCT 2. 14 464 2 0 ~ 168 199 1 84 243 141 262 113 210 165 136 23S
PRECINCT 215 30'1 12( 9t 8" 144 120 93 147 76 129 86 79 1 54
PRE:CINCT 216 3 15 1 3 ~ 83 122 106 133 78 128 94 119 94 87 132
PRECINCT 2 17 245 1 0~ 71 95 9C 119 59 112 61 106 69 67 10 6
PRECINCT 2 18 300 1 2 ~ 1 0~ 9t 142 161 71 139 88 137 94 73 155
PKECINCT 2 19 264 114 9 1 8'1 11 8 12.3 85 12.0 87 9 7 109 S6 152
PRECINCT 220 3 7 ~ 16 ~ 119 12c 166 1 84 1 04 183 100 lt9 119 127 163
PRECINCT 221 366 15( 14'1 145 160 199 10 5 236 6 7 158 143 103 204
PRE:CINCT 222 2 31 11 ~ 6 ( 11~ 77 128 52 116 54 99 67 77 l Cl
PRECINCT 223 277 l Ot 105 1 04 11 8 148 76 165 48 1L5 93 89 134
PRECINCT 224 296 llC 125 94 143 113 1 29 164 73 115 123 103 138
PRECINCT 225 2 33 12 ~ 6 1 11 8 68 124 57 111 72 117 64 80 113
PRECINCT 2 2 6 245 13 ~ 57 134 67 1 35 55 131 63 113 11 72 12 4
PRECINCT 221 31~ 1 8~ 81 152 11' 1 83 85 158 109 146 122 79 192 PRECINCT 228 342 191 88 173 105 200 75 171 105 l S l 122 105 177
PRECINCT 229 2 85 14'1 76 134 94 149 74 144 77 115 9 7 74 146
PRECINCT 230 244 114 68 112 71 13 0 55 113 6 8 93 84 6 6 113
PRECINCT 231 252 120 76 120 72 146 49 1 22 6 8 114 75 72 1 24
PRtCINCT 232 238 10 7 0 99 79 114 62 114 64 109 o! 64 114
PRtCINCT 233 284 13~ 75 126 9 2. 162 59 114 91 124 80 81 132
PRECINCT 2.34 207 t) l: 4 8 82 58 99 35 94 3 6 82 51 53 S8
PRECINCT 235 2 58 l Ol: 82 l ca 84 123 63 116 68 ':J6 85 73 122
PRECINCT 236 258 14t: 67 143 76 1 39 74 l 3d 1 0 10 7 95 76 139
PRE:CINCT 237 253 13.i 67 12 7 82 140 70 1 27 6 5 11! 84 69 13 4
PRECINCT 238 341 182 112 152 1 51 177 122 2 15 88 138 162 82 221
PRECINCT 239 3 34 1 5~ 1 C8 l,j7 124 1 87 83 173 102 167 93 100 15 7
PRtCINCT 2 40 198 101 43 71 68 1 06 41 90 50 94 4 ! 6 1 81
PRECINCT 2.41 97 4 ~ 32 3 7 4 3 50 28 50 31 4 3 J l 23 54
PRE CINCT 2 42 252 13 ,; 74 14'1 75 l4d 63 147 66 133 17 80 13 1
PR ECINCT 243 113 46 23 4 ( 33 42 22 45 22 30 34 23 47
PRECINCT 244 29 11 9 10 11 14 7 17 5 8 1 2 6 15
PRECINCT 2 45 417 19 1 15 7 166 1 85 2 13 132 224 116 183 l 5d 138 2 1C
PRECINCT 246 2 19 11 ii 12 96 93 1 24 63 116 62 102 83 70 116
PRECINCT 247 3 81 16 4 155 l 71 156 195 l.36 237 8 4 156 163 125 2 01
PRECINCT 2 48 353 18( 111 155 141 179 116 1 86 10 l 1 58 12.6 102 186
PRECINCT 2 49 313 1 6 7 106 132 142. 1 87 86 168 96 150 113 ,6 175
PRECINCT 250 318 16 ~ 107 147 130 175 96 180 89 13 1 125 91 177
PRECINCT 2 51 4 55 2 10 l 74 1 9C 197 233 153 2 5 5 115 180 190 128 256
PRECINCT 252 418 2 0 ~ 1 56 179 178 24 2 119 252 10 4 189 163 139 225
PRtC1NCT 253 502 26~ 167 2.2. 6 21 3 27 5 162 3 3 1 92 22 7 199 146 291
PREC INCT 254 253 12 Cj 100 111 120 1 65 63 139 78 114 108 6 1 162
PRECINCT 255 343 16 ( 136 l 3t 168 174 129 1 95 100 148 14 7 9L 2 13
PRECINCT 256 304 1 5~ 109 139 13 1 1 ~4 86 190 70 139 120 82 182
PRECINCT 257 141 Si 42 50 51 ~ 3 J 6 55 45 52 45 31 6b
PREC.INCT 258 64 2i 18 15 30 3 7 8 26 18 3 1 15 16 ,j l
PRECI NCT 259 252 1 3( 65 l 0 ti 92 129 66 120 74 100 t;9 59 135
PRl:Cl NCT 260 299 14( 88 1 21 11 7 146 80 142 83 120 l OL 62 16 4
PRECINCT 261 323 1 8~ 1C7 141 153 177 110 1 92 94 149 134 89 19;
PRECINCT 26 2. 255 111 68 81 94 106 71 108 60 93 78 o5 117
PRECINCT 263 190 1 ~ 61 69 74 84 58 77 67 76 5J 45 102
PRECINCT 264 326 1 51 92 125 120 l"t7 90 1 35 103 12! 105 79 164
PRECINCT 265 260 129 5 1 136 58 127 5 7 113 70 119 64 1 0 1 69
PRECINCT 266 2 87 12 ( 76 111 88 130 6 7 115 82 114 81 78 118
PRECINCT 2. 67 78 22 30 26 26 2.0 3 1 29 2 1 3 1 18 25 26
TOTAL SUP DIST 5 1 69 66 5 428 7263 +772 3822 :4i84 t b33
Bl 2o 6558 38.13 t 5dl 7306 0794
STATEMENT Of ALL VU TE:5 CAST AT THE GE~l:KA L ELE:C Ti uN NO V EMaE~ 3, 1970 PAGE 4 t
MEA !)UKE S SUdM 1 TTE:U TO VC.TE OF VOTt:RS (CONT. )
T N N N N r ~ f\ r r N r-. N
0 0 0 0 (, c c l G G 0 (J 0
T
A
l 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8
v
0
T
E
c
A y y y y y y
s E N E N E: N E N E N E N
T s 0 s 0 s G s 0 s 0 s 0
TOTAL SUP DIST 1 l 5223 5992 15592 ft.245 ~464 +8.23 :445
6355 694 8 8479 2696 7 341 5943
TOTAL SUP DIST 2 .; 0864 7146 17854 4850 l 533 )161 7 788
8970 8514 l 1744 +283 ~ 69 7 B2J4
TOTAL SUP DIST 3 .; 1027 7432 9 135 5362 l ~ 0 1 9 7 320 :3 180
l 01 6~ 8 738 l 12 8 76 1-061 ~ 9 4 5 9178
TOTAL 5UP DIST 4 9 198 3 432 374 ~ 123 15 55 21 ~ l 3b 2590
4416 4171 p604 219 / r+ ~ 7 0 5 2 11
TOTAL SUP OI5T 5 J 696f 5 428 7263 '4772 :3822 984 't833
8 1 2 ~ 6 558 d833 r+ 581 11306 ~7 9 4
SU B TOTAL S I 3278 2 9 430 3 l3 S93 2 1 544 4 d359 2 7 4 2 4 2 9836
3 803~ 3 4 9l 9 4 7S36 l 7 8 18 3 ti859 3 ~ 360
ABS ENTEE TOTALS 3747 1204 1 5 9~ 1085 2226 .442 12 42
1 802 1470 ~ 0 72 663 l 5 13 11 6 76
GRANO TOTALS I 7 025 . 0634 3 5 1 87 2 ~629 5 )585 2 :3 866 3 L0 78 ~
3 fi83 7 3 6399 4 ~ 608 l 34 8 1 4 )372 3 ~ 036
STATEMENT OF ALL VOTE~ CA~ T AT THE GE~ERA L ELl: CT ION NOVEM8tK .3 , 1970 PAGt: 49
MEASURl: S SUBt"I I TT l:aJ Tl) VOTE: OF vOT t:RS ( CONT.)
T N N " N " " t\ l"4 t\ "' N N
0 0 0 0 (J 0 {J 0 0 L 0 a 0
T
A
L 9 9 l l l 1 l l l l l l
0 0 l 1 2 2 3 3 4 4
v
0
T
E
c
A y y y y y y
s E N E N E N E N l: N E N
T s ll 5 lJ s 0 s 0 s a s 0
PREC l NCT 001 297 lli 11 9 113 122 188 54 139 88 220 34 162 o7
PREC I NCT 002 325 14 i 108 1 29 12 4 201 59 14 1 110 24 6 i.9 159 93
PREC I NCT 003 292 l Ot 119 98 124 180 52 122 9 4 2 17 2t; 144 8 1
PRE: CINCT 004 371 1 3 ~ 134 lll. 153 195 89 167 104 268 4 6 153 103
PRECINCT 005 257 9~ 9t: YE 96 138 62 122 80 181 29 124 71
PRt:CI NCT OOo 33'1 1 21 10 7 lli 113 169 58 137 88 22 1 3 1 160 65
PRECINCT 007 2 5'1 14! 54 133 72 160 42 1 30 69 1H7 31 1 3H 62
PRE C,I NCT 008 33t: 1 5' 1 06 145 123 225 58 174 103 25L 33 176 l C,j
PRl: CINCT 009 25t: 12 ; 92. 125 85 176 43 129 d8 200 3 1 128 81
PREC I NCT 0 10 4 25 1 6~ 152 164 171 261 83 201 136 3 15 56 2 13 120
PREC I NCT 0 11 4 0~ 20( 12E 1 91 146 261 77 223 108 322 35 229 9;
PRE CINCT 0 12 386 18( 123 15 ! 142 251 o4 18 7 121 292 35 190 117
PREC I NCT 0 13 29t: 1 6~ d"' l 7 91 201 55 178 71 22.6 30 179 69
PRE:C INCT 0 14 2 72 13" 83 1 21 102 168 5 1 130 90 204 27 156 69
PRl:C INCT 0 15 422 23( 117 188 152 277 80 223 113 325 3 1 241 97
PREC I NCT 0 16 369 2 13 9 7 18( 12 7 256 59 2 19 89 287 39 232 7C
PRl:CI NCT 0 17 280 14 ~ 76 13( 90 181 49 150 80 211 28 15 7 6 4
PREC I NCT 0 18 385 19"' 115 189 120 2 48 6ti 188 118 29.2. 4 0 2 16 83
PRE CINCT 0 19 463 225 129 l 8t: l 60 2 90 73 235 113 334 54 252 9 7
PREC I NCT 020 473 l 9j 190 1 84 1 8 7 30i 81 231 141 3 1 2 35 252 120
PREC I NCT OL l 340 16"' 116 168 11 2 225 68 183 98 2 13 3 7 2C4 74
PRlCI NCT 022 311 174 84 129 11 8 204 58 158 9 1 2.43 25 l 7 .'. 72
PREC I NCT 023 408 2 1S 117 179 163 2 76 68 206 132 338 35 253 'i3
PREC l NCT 024 406 186 162 1 6~ 169 26b 80 205 140 314 50 2 15 11.7
PREC INCT 025 72 39 27 3 (: L4 52 13 43 20 57 9 41 2 1
PRl:C I NCT 026 108 4 i: 39 45 39 66 28 55 34 8 7 8 63 26
PRf:C I NCT 027 362 201 117 1 94 1 2. l 239 86 196 114 305 30 2 19 95
PREC INCT 028 357 20.i 98 179 122 239 08 1 84 120 274 46 2 17 83
PREC I NCT 029 372 1 6~ llC 149 l lS 201 93 159 122 264 45 182 98
PREC I NCT 030 3 10 1 3~ 95 127 114 189 70 120 111 L47 29 158 77
PREC I NCT 031 388 19( 133 158 163 264 72 206 llJ 307 35 2 14 101
PREC I NCT 032 438 2 4c:i 125 l05 155 299 72 263 109 3L6 60 264 105
PREC I NCT 033 418 205 14( 1 91 150 287 65 l l O 128 2.96 63 236 106
PREC I NCT 034 386 2Ci 1 01 166 140 240 63 1 97 111 289 3 7 204 9;
PRlC I NCT 035 302 9t 129 87 136 168 69 110 118 203 42. 120 97
PKEC I NCT 036 354 1 4~ 128 132 138 205 75 157 1 07 271 29 185 Be
PREC I NCT 037 393 19C il9 18.3 l .30 239 88 19 5 118 301 39 221 dE
PREC I NCT 038 335 125 13C 142 117 202 73 148 111 248 33 1 81 se
PREC I NCT 039 364 16 t; 133 1 3 7 156 2 19 85 182 101 2. 7 d 35 l S l 9 7
PREC I NCT 040 314 l4t: 120 143 123 214 58 171 8 7 255 38 2.0 l 7 2
PR EC I NCT 041 419 2 2"' 139 205 153 266 100 2 19 144 341 4 4 262 101
PREC I NCT 042 2 12 90 68 61 94 1 .36 29 9 7 59 15 7 21 1L6 33
PREC INCT 0 43 360 173 11 5 173 1 2 7 227 7 5 180 117 2 70 46 200 81
PREC I NCT 044 307 162 82 123 11 8 178 7 2 152 82 l36 26 176 6 7
PREC I NCT 045 291 13( 103 138 9 1 191 54 147 9 1 223 3 1 155 7c
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TOTAL SUP DI ST l l 5223 4 959 &534 12939 7 5o9 601 :33~1
7267 t:604 ~ o.33 t582 l 575 B7t;c
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STAT t:MENT OF ALL V O T t~ C A ~ T AT THE GENERAL t LECTICN NuVEM&ER 3 , 19 70 PAGE SC
MEASUKES ~UBM 1TT EO TO VOTE OF VOT E:iS CONT . j
T N N N N I\ I\ f\ N I\ N I\ N
0 0 tJ Ci 0 c c 0 G L 0 c 0
T
A
L 9 9 l l l l 1 l l l l 1
0 0 l l 2 2 3 3 4 4
v
0
T
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A y y y y y y
s E N E N E N E N t: N E N
T s 0 s 0 s 0 s 0 s 0 s 0
PRt:Cl NCT 0 46 287 90 119 86 122 143 66 1 03 10 1 185 44 107 96
PRECINCT 047 298 1 2 4 9 7 99 12 7 168 67 126 81 214 32 1 51 68
PRECINCT 0 48 207 102 59 75 79 128 4 0 96 60 15/ 17 lLO 44
PRt:ClNCT 0 49 2 70 77 103 60 121 116 68 11 98 185 21 116 65
PRECINCT 050 2 86 95 96 77 114 1 34 61 96 10 1 2U l 3 1 128 ~t
. PRECINCT 051 192 6 ~ 51 59 60 79 38 6 5 5 1 122 16 85 34 PRE:CINCT 052 343 117 123 91 146 159 83 113 112 224 35 144 8c
PRE:CINCT 053 320 130 1 08 99 135 177 70 134 100 224 41 166 70
PR ECINCT 054 267 11 ( 77 75 102 126 62 10 7 71 1B4 19 117 64
PRf:CINCT 055 178 6f 44 50 62 75 41 59 47 109 20 71 3 l:
PRECINCT 056 215 7 ~ 59 60 81 117 3B B5 6 0 156 l b S2 46
PRECINCT 057 357 16( 103 141 1 3 1 2 12 66 163 99 258 32 172 9C
PRECINCT 058 389 16~ 13 7 144 158 252 64 1 6 7 136 283 54 2. CG 106
PRECINCT 059 307 132 81 111 1 0~ 160 70 140 76 2 17 34 160 59
PRECINCT 060 275 1 2 ~ 79 l 01 99 158 56 129 78 194 39 142 6 1
PRE:CINCT 061 240 1 0~ 6 2 81 80 117 5~ 1 07 55 165 2.6 111 45
PRtCINCT 062 276 12i 78 1 0 7 102 164 51 12 7 73 200 2 1 140 68
PRECINCT 063 354 15( 119 1 31 137 2 10 73 166 10 2 271 33 1 &3 9C
PRECINCT 064 297 14( 91 108 11 9 179 59 150 81 2 2 6 3 5 156 74
PRECINCT 065 226 9~ 63 86 78 128 51 97 60 162 l / 104 60
PRf:ClNCT 066 347 131 115 139 116 208 6 2 153 1 07 242 33 179 7B
PRECINCT 067 354 1 8~ 9 2 1 57 119 226 6b 189 9 2 2 70 28 196 83
PRECINCT 068 364 190 109 l 6L 13 7 231 ~6 191 106 2 18 43 200 as
PRE:CINCT 069 277 1 07 101 94 108 141 76 123 81 20b 26 124 7 2
PRECINCT 0 70 2 55 137 7 0 117 92 168 45 128 7 8 193 34 143 60
PRECINCT 0 71 325 119 123 132 100 209 52 126 107 228 3B 1 61 83
PRECINCT 0 72 282 11 (: 89 109 90 171 52 124 8 7 2 12 26 130 74
PHECINCT 0 73 338 1 5L 100 14C 11 5 198 62 141 102 257 Ll 177 65
PRECINCT 074 324 14S 114 121 l :S 0 1 84 82 1 55 100 239 3 7 162 S7
PRECINCT 0 7 5 241 Bl: 9 7 81 109 138 58 1 06 80 182 29 118 6 7
PRECINCT 0 76 257 9C 99 78 113 162 46 109 19 190 26 133 S;
PRECINCT 077 3 04 11( 116 99 12 1 19L 48 141 84 224 31 l6L 6 1
PRtCINCT 0 1B 3 48 14i 108 139 11 8 202 74 167 95 2~ 1 35 176 7b
PRECINCT 07 9 309 122 108 9( 139 1 84 67 128 104 i28 2 7 147 86
PRECINCT 080 338 12f 8~ 112 109 159 12 114 95 214 38 155 63
PRECINCT 081 2 7'1 l Oi 83 93 94 152 48 107 79 189 25 119 6 6
PREC INCT 082 249 7~ 80 63 9 7 115 54 87 6 5 163 29 111 46
PRECINCT OB3 2 21 7( 80 !: ~ 94 111 50 32 6 8 15 1 27 S6 50
PRECINCT 084 3 06 l Oi 93 89 104 1 51 56 93 94 l t38 35 120 71
PRECINCT 085 237 8C 99 71 106 141 4 d 96 80 165 30 1 01 7 5
PRECINCT 086 236 7 0 9 8 66 1 01 1 26 4 9 84 7 8 16 7 2B 105 6 1
PRECINCT 087 2 71 107 85 88 113 16L 5 1 110 8 4 196 28 1 27 76
PRECINCT 088 2 89 111 9 5 80 135 172 53 114 9 5 2 12 24 128 72
PRECINCT 089 258 97 1 01 d2 113 149 55 112 88 185 21 122 1 L.
PRECINCT 0 90 288 i c~ 113 15 13 4 146 15 1 04 105 2 22 ll 1L5 82
PRE CINCT 091 302 102 12 7 88 139 158 76 105 124 223 34 131 101
PRECINCT 092 349 13 1 1 31 106 150 173 9 1 131 128 2 4d 4 0 165 10 2
PRE:CINCT 0 9 3 284 8 ~ 119 87 119 148 65 111 9 1 210 32 l ;j 1 7 5
PR ECINCT 094 4 0 5 141 150 14( 1 64 2 44 71 157 138 3 17 24 2CL 95
PRECINCT 095 477 2 3l: 18 1 2 1: 205 3 14 111 2 6 8 148 '3 79 ~9 270 141
PRECINCT 096 367 164 138 146 146 251 66 178 113 281 45 204 S6
PRECINCT 097 3d8 17 ~ 155 142 180 250 85 201 124 314 47 2Lb 9c;
PRECINCT 098 2B4 lli 105 99 1 3 1 167 63 12 6 99 2 15 36 147 7 8
PRECINCT 099 2 94 12( 113 1 0~ 129 1 81 62 136 93 2 L2 Jl 1 5.2 8L
PRECINCT 100 350 14t 12 6 13t 139 222 60 167 10 5 2d0 29 186 7 8
PRECINCT 10 1 3 50 14 ~ 123 1 31 142 206 11 1 52 114 260 37 l 8L 78
PRECI NCT 102 3 37 142 128 12 4 138 2 10 68 154 108 2.6 6 23 l b9 76
PRECINCT 10 3 366 17 ~ 135 172 132 242 76 175 12 / 292 36 19 4 105
PRECINCT 104 30 4 124 1 0 7 110 12 1 169 75 144 91 235 34 l S l 7 b
PRECINCT 105 327 14~ 128 12( 1 5,.j 192 84 152 120 246 49 l ciO 96
PRECINCT 1 06 304 141 116 141 11 8 209 5 1 165 87 241 31 173 83
PRECINCT 107 323 145 121 135 13 C 2 16 60 162 102 L~2 35 166 95 PRECINCT 108 498 246 151 2 18 180 330 83 239 1 50 3 78 4 5 260 130
PRECINCT 109 399 195 128 177 l,j 1 2. 1 3 66 19 6 12 1 314 41 241 8 1
PRi:CINCT 110 355 1 5~ 132 119 171 2 21 75 164 119 2 74 40 201 84
PRECINCT lll 207 79 B3 71 84 109 56 9 6 66 150 25 106 52
PRECINCT 112 433 1 8 6 1 51 172 166 267 94 200 132 34 2 36 235 1 0~
PKEC l NCT 113 2B5 12 4 108 1 0 7 12.S 189 6 1 149 BL 221 3 1 158 71
TOTAL SUP DIST 2 ~ 0864 71 67 1743, !t-342 :J 119 ~ 1 8 1 1 J 4 34 I 8581 826 8 l 2141 4!7 l 3 3 ~! 51 S7
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STATEMENT OF ALL VOTES CAST AT THE GENERAL ELECTION NOVtM BtK 3 , 19 70 PAGt 51
MEA~URt:S 5UBM I TTt:O ro VC.T E. uF VCJTt:KS ( CUl~ T . ) .
T N N N N I\ I\ I\ I\ I\ N N N
0 0 0 0 l.J (, (. L 0 u 0 L (j
T
A
L 9 9 l l l l l l l l l l
0 0 l l 2 2 3 3 4 4
v
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T
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s f: N E N E N E N E: N E N
T s 0 s 0 5 G s 0 s u s 0
PREC I NCT 114 2 57 114! 9 CJ 118 100 162 60 127 85 200 J 4 141 73 PRE CINCT 115 410 19 1 110 172 12 4 244 79 1 91 108 3 11 35 2 12 7 8
PR ECINCT 116 3 0: 11 ~ 82 98 11 0 108 oO 1 02 101 213 36 130 11
PR EC INCT 117 383 2 1! 113 201 ll e 268 70 221 102 300 46 236 95
PRECINCT 118 403 22~ llo 2 12 129 2 70 80 239 104 .313 48 260 84
PRECINCT 119 289 12 J 108 112 110 1 83 51 1 27 99 2 18 2.7 150 74 PRECINCT 120 334 16 t: 113 146 12 8 226 56 170 102 263 32 171 1 0 1
PRECINCT 1 2 1 2 13 6 1 9~ 91 96 146 47 117 63 174 25 114 70
PRECINCT 122 157 6~ 6 ( 5~ 74 95 38 81 46 121 20 13 53
PRECINCT 123 432 20: 15( 1 91 16 1 2 78 87 2 15 130 334 44 2. ~ 2 1 21
PRECINCT 1 24 447 l 9 t 171 l 7 '4 1 95 305 H7 223 142 3 4 0 60 251 111
PRECINCT 125 382 17~ 1 2~ 14( 158 222 77 182 10 1 292. 34 l S2 95
PRECINC.T 126 378 21 ~ l O! l 9C, 12 4 266 12 2 12 114 l.9 7 41 233 t
PRE CI NCT 1 2.7 445 23! 1 2 ~ 2. 23 138 320 5 7 242 126 3 42 51 265 as
PRE:CINCT 128 458 2 4~ 14 ~ 2 o: 185 322 89 256 128 366 45 2 73 1 07
PRE:CINC.T 129 4 81 25 l 1 51 222 1 8 7 351 6 7 252 149 3 78 53 293 111
PRECINCT 1 30 3 7~ 1 8~ 146 l 7 ~ 146 2 70 7 3 2 18 109 307 42 228 92
PRE:ClNCT 13 1 41~ 211 14t 199 149 284 79 241 106 327 4 2 244 112
PRE:CINCT 132 372 15~ 156 1 31 175 2.30 95 185 12.7 305 3 1 2 C5 l OC
PRECINCT 133 478 22 .I 138 1 94 160 287 87 226 131 353 4 3 2 46 113
PRECINCT 1 34 383 l 7 ~ 1 31 156 156 256 6 4 207 102 305 28 2 15 9 1
PRl:CINCT 135 396 1 9~ 144 l 79 1 64 279 78 2. 12 12 7 322 4 5 24 2 106
PRECINCT 136 35 1 1 5~ 141 146 142 258 50 19 4 9 7 288 30 193 99
PRE:CINCT 1 3 7 303 1 2~ 1 27 12 ~ 11 9 2 10 43 148 103 235 31 173 76
PR EC INCT 138 529 26~ 178 22~ 2 18 380 88 284 161 4 35 44 301 13 7
PREC INCT 139 350 16 4! 1 51 160 149 l45 76 2 09 10 l 2.96 3 6 198 l O;
PRECINCT 140 290 101 150 93 155 200 59 121 125 2 45 26 148 1 0 1
PRECINCT 141 329 1 2~ 151 93 171 199 d4 146 123 263 36 155 110
PREC INCT 142 4 05 18 1 1 6 1 153 180 263 100 19 9 129 346 28 Ll4 120
PRECINCT 143 3 22 1 2~ 144 125 147 207 78 147 1 24 2.56 39 174 103
PR EC INCT 1 44 332 14 ~ 13C 126 152 208 75 135 134 2.58 40 166 l Oe
PRECI NCT 145 339 13 i 135 117 16 1 2Ll 06 1 54 127 271 3 1 19 7 b6
PRECINCT 146 29 ~ 1 2~ 125 1 07 146 195 71 139 103 2.31 35 169 77
PREC I NCT 147 413 182 1 5 7 14.11 1 8CJ 246 109 1 93 139 306 51 2.10 125
PREC INCT 148 4 3 5 15 ~ 20~ 163 204 284 82 2 13 148 3 40 53 233 122
PRECIN CT 149 35 8 14 .ii 15'1 15 ~ 147 236 80 176 120 282 41 196 10 4
PRECINCT 150 41 8 1 64 1 64 141 1 97 245 9 8 189 136 337 38 201 115
PRECINCT 1 51 372 13 ~ 153 101 192 233 64 145 125 297 L4 176 l Gl
PR ECI NCT 152 315 123 128 l Ol 146 2 19 4 9 152 9 4 254 24 162 91
PRECINC.T 1 53 400 163 1 51 105 205 291 44 19 1
.
112 3 16 29 2 18 72
PHEC INCT 1 54 312 109 13 1 6 ~ 169 2.2 1 3 4 138 86 238 20 1 57 6t
PRE ClNCT 1 55 246 9 t 1 01 5 .Ii 133 179 28 112 8 2 19 1 20 138 52
PHEClNCT 156 331 14 :- 11 7 7 5 191 250 37 160 100 2. 1 8 14 1 87 77
PRECINCT 1 57 376 14 ~ 149 llo 190 2b0 47 173 1 21 287 38 179 1 06
PRl:ClNCT 158 274 121 1 05 68 150 202 31 173 56 230 15 1 54 64
PRE CINCT 1 59 419 21 ~ 147 1 83 182 298 73 232 122 3 40 4 0 2.51 96
PRECI NCT 160 414 17 ( 1 84 168 183 285 79 195 15 7 337 38 2 16 140
PRE CINCT 1 61 317 110 144 100 1 54 208 70 13 1 121 2 4 9 31 150 9 7
PRl:CINCT 162 4 59 1 7 ~ 21 5 1 6 1 228 326 74 2 14 163 3 77 41 232 145
PREC INCT 1 63 3 13 1 2~ 13 7 12 !: 147 2 19 59 149 lL8 L~O 42 172 101
PREC INCT 1 64 3 64 133 1 84 120 193 237 87 169 145 296 3 7 185 lL6
PRECINCT 165 188 86 65 7 1., 77 111 4 5 106 47 150 13 'i2 St
PRtClNCT 166 188 6~ H l b~ 7 8 95 49 75 65 1 23 36 74 6 7
PRECINCT 16 7 4 6 4 23~ 13 7 206 165 289 85 2 2 4 145 343 52 241 1L3
PRE CINCT 168 338 11-l 144 113 139 1 94 70 129 132 2 ~ 0 40 133 120
PRECINCT 169 33 3 138 12 4 119 136 185 66 147 108 2 42 3 4 1 54 99
PRECINCT 170 374 145 llC 13 7 1 24 205 56 160 100 258 42. 177 86
PREC INCT 171 310 106 86 98 93 155 42 120 62 208 19 115 12
PRECINCT 17 2 256 97 59 84 80 120 55 86 15 l ij .2 24 109 51
TOTAL SUP DI5T 3 ~ 1027 78b9 8135 13956 l )274 ! 106 1 L2 14
~233 d92'.J l ~ H2.;j 6 18 l 4 IL 6 64.;S
STA T EME~ T OF All VG TE:S CA~T Af THE bE~E~A L ELECT I ON NOVEM8EK 3 , 1970 PAuE: 52.
. MEA5URE.S 5UUM ITlE:O TO VOTE: Of- VOTtS (CONT .)
T N N N N , (\ (\ I\ (\ N ~ N
0 0 u 0 0 G 0 c G c 0 lJ (J
T
A
L 9 9 l 1 l l 1 1 l l l 1 .
(J 0 l l 2 2 3 3 4 4
v
0 .
T
E
c
A y y y y y y
s E N E: N E N E N E: N E N
T s 0 s 0 s G s 0 s 0 s 0
PRECINCT 173 280 74 126 80 114 130 69 92 105 170 46 99 93
P~EC.INCT 174 278 96 125 96 12 4 158 67 118 103 198 43 133 SS
PRtCINCT 175 314 122 128 12 4 12 1 177 72 143 102 241 32 114 115
PRE:CINCT 176 348 133 173 128 l8S 2 10 99 159 144 213 54 162 150
PR EC INCT 177 295 139 111 136 107 185 06 148 102 249 23 132. 116
PRECINCT 178 280 98 129 104 125 174 60 124 100 2.2 1 2J 123 10
PRECI NCT 179 325 138 115 134 124 166 ti8 1 54 10 1 2.43 35 118 139
PREC INCT 180 312 llE 113 100 124 150 80 125 98 234 25 127 1 01
PRE:CINCT 18 1 404 1 845 149 160 168 246 97 LlO 135 334 40 170 16 7
PRECINCT 182 246 11 'i '-J7 1 01 106 147 63 123 ao 190 33 110 102
PA.tCINCT 183 408 16( 200 185 l /4 2 73 86 206 l5L 342 42 206 14
PRECINCT 184 263 101 129 1 041 12 7 172 63 132 92. 2 18 28 132 96
PRECINCT 185 300 13( 12 .t; l OE 14:l 195 63 136 117 237 36 159 l CC
PRE:CINCT 186 27 8 9l 142 93 14 J 177 64 118 llb 2 11 42 130 1C2
PREClNCT 18 7 223 1 2 11 ~ 7 ( 111 126 61 99 83 174 24 105 82
PR EC INCT 188 232 7 f:. 99 66 110 109 59 8 1 92 168 28 90 84
PRLCI NCT 189 330 11 ~ 159 l Ots 164 203 72 15J lLl 252 41 151 12.7
PRECINCT 190 195 1i 75 72 79 100 49 91 59 141 19 78 6 7
PRE:CINCT 191 241 9E 96 89 100 139 59 112 77 1 8~ 26 105 82
PRECINC.T 192 314 130 159 13S 152 2 17 70 178 105 2. 70 29 153 13 4
PRE:C. lNCT 193 267 104 11 9 108 11 5 167 54 128 97 2 l l. .3 5 118 107
PRE:CINCT 19 4 239 90 102 79 116 132 68 1 0 7 83 188 l.4 98 9 7
PR EC INCT 195 204 8 1 93 83 90 126 46 104 66 172 14 8d 84
PR EC INCT 196 75 26 32 21 3 7 3 1 25 30 30 50 12 30 21
PRECINCT 197 252 as 143 86 149 169 o2 115 115 2L4 19 123 llC
PRE:CINCT 198 246 99 115 9 1 123 146 72 114 99 .200 2.5 110 105
PRtCINCT 199 235 &Li 9 7 77 l 01 130 49 91 88 lo4 3 1 80 94
PRE:CINCT 200 425 211 170 200 175 296 77 253 12 1 355 41 207 166
PREC INCT 201 358 18 1 136 180 128 256 62 208 99 298 30 180 130
PRECINCT 202 290 14.ii 114 134 126 199 61 152 104 l.42 30 145 116
PREC IN CT 203 2 12 105 87 87 102 147 41 121 65 l dli 16 11.2 75
PREC INCT L04 249 llt 108 115 1 0 7 168 58 146 76 213 ~o 124 102
PR EC INCT 205 123 56 55 52. 5 7 92 19 64 43 l l l. 7 82 28
PREC INCT 206 157 68 52 57 62 77 36 62 57 92 30 56 65
TOTAL SUP Dl~ T 4 9 198 3987 13!69 2137 t-397 i009 t l50
3733 4101 B590 i2.27 7 2.61 3507
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STATEMENT OF ALL VO TES CAST AT THE Gtf\ERAL ELECTION NOVcMBER 3 , 1910 PAGt 53
1_,tA SU~E S SUBM l TTEO TO VCTt OF VOTEiS ( CON T.)
T ~ N N N f\ N N N I\ N N N
0 0 0 0 0 G -l,; c 0 G (., 0 0
T
A
L 9 9 l l l l l l l l l l
0 0 l 1 2 2 3 3 4 4
v
0
T
E
c
A y y y y y y
s E N E: N E N E N E N E N
T s 0 s 0 s 0 s 0 ~ 0 s 0
PREC I NCT 201 388 119 196 126 1 91 223 103 152 166 299 50 154 1 5~
PREClNCT 208 270 96 123 96 129 15 7 71 132 88 2 16 3 1 139 85
PRE:C l NCT 209 252 8~ 116 7 8 126 133 74 86 105 17d 42 102 86
PRl:CINCT 2 10 2 76 7 ~ 1 47 / 8 149 163 72 109 llo .206 4 2 1 21 10 4
P REC I ~C T 2 11 2 78 10 l 132 96 143 185 63 124 105 2 11 41 134 10 4
PREC I NCT 2 12 258 103 102 98 99 136 68 109 92 1 8! 30 117 75
PREC I NC.T 2 13 27 6 9 1 1 51 1 0~ 130 176 69 124 113 217 31 1.26 113
PREC I NCT .214 4 64 l 6l 202 1 8( 1 9 7 2 77 102 198 174 34 2 64 2 46 1 27
PREC I NCT 2 1 ~ 30'4 9~ 13 1 d~ 139 138 86 102 118 .2 1 ~ 32 111 105
PRl:C I NCT 2 16 3 15 9~ 114 a-, 125 163 60 117 9 4 205 j6 l ~ ~ 8 l:
PREC I NCT .2 1 7 245 7! 94 72 104 112 68 89 83 169 29 ;5 76
PREC I NCT 218 300 10( 12 E 82 144 162 77 100 1 2 7 l23 40 118 106
PREC. I NCT 219 264 8~ 131 8( 129 126 82 90 1 12 186 44 105 ; E
PRtC I NCT 220 378 1 2~ 165 143 147 l Y 102 147 136 .200 51 169 1 17
PRE:C I NCT 221 3of 14 ~ 151 12 16 1 223 86 106 13 1 260 59 168 127
PREC I NCT 222 231 7 ~ 94 o~ 10 1 123 54 87 86 169 l.1 l Od 6 7
PREC I NCT 223 2 77 l 01 1 0~ 8E 12 7 166 5 7 109 104 208 35 120 95
PRf:C I NCT 224 290 1 3 1 1 OE 109 122 158 80 1 2 1 117 209 4J 1L2 108
PREC I NCT 2 2! 233 7 ~ 11 8 b~ 123 133 61 77 113 179 27 116 76
PREC I NCT 226 2 45 0; 111 8( 11 5 136 5 7 96 9 1 l d7 28 106 86
PRl:C. INCT 227 314 l OL l o2 l 0.1 170 1 81 80 13 1 1L9 24 7 30 1 3~ 12 7
PREC I NCT 228 34 2 1 2~ 153 111 170 195 75 13 4 139 254 4 2 133 140
PRt CINCT 229 285 1 141 as 130 140 85 120 92 211 34 115 98
PR:C INC.T 230 244 Sf 88 71 108 125 64 85 93 18d 18 107 74
PRE:C I NCT 231 252 8~ 112 8C 111 140 58 89 100 1 8~ 36 102 89
PREC I NCT 232 238 7L 103 53 123 109 65 85 85 l 71 iB 9d 7b
PRECINCT 233 28 ~ 10.1 114 85 125 156 64 109 10 1 177 49 134 7S
PREC INCT 234 207 1 ~ 62 6E 7 9 86 54 77 58 144 LO 65 69
PREC INCT 235 258 8L 111 7:. 1 14 116 74 97 92 1 8 1 39 99 95
PREC I NCT 236 258 b~ 11; 8~ 121 142 70 103 97 180 4 1 113 97
PR EC INCT 237 253 71 128 72 123 159 49 93 102 196 29 1L8 71
PRt:C INCT 238 34 1 12; 174 11 '- 182 2 l b 76 160 129 254 56 157 135
PRE:C l NCT 239 33 ~ 1 0~ 14i 11 ~ 142 182 84 125 12 1 24 3 45 lj6 114
PRE:C I NCT 240 198 5; 83 4C 106 113 40 60 73 149 2 1 78 62
PREC I NCT 24 1 97 3.1 41 3(: 4 2 48 28 32 42 63 13 43 29
PREC I NCT 242 252 9~ 11 ~ 9C 122 161 55 106 104 200 25 114 92
PREC I NCT 243 113 3C 35 3 .11 3? 48 21 37 3 1 6 1 14 42 26
PREC INCT 244 29 ~ 15 ~ 12 12 11 7 14 20 4 13 9
PREC I NCT 2 4 5 417 1 61 179 1 5~ 1 86 256 100 194 143 307 5d 2 11 122 .
PRl:CINCT 246 2 19 8 100 7C 115 117 73 85 98 17 lb 110 75
PRl:CI NCT 2 47 38 1 1 5.i 1 6 7 16 1 168 237 90 184 138 298 48 18 1 145
PRE:C I NCT 2 4 8 353 1 2~ 158 132 l !5 1 87 110 146 138 261 59 152 138
PREC I NCT 249 3 13 103 166 95 171 200 76 1 24 141 237 50 152 ll t
PREC INCT 250 3 18 11 ~ 1 51 113 153 196 78 126 136 249 38 146 119
PRE CI NCT 25 1 455 139 232 1 5 1 224 265 122 187 183 350 59 192 176
PREC INCT 252 418 155 20C 14b 214 247 116 199 16 1 339 45 209 155
PREC INCT 253 502 197 2 3 .t, 201 2 1 8 j07 134 232 119 3 11 82 256 16 4
PREC INCT 254 253 9i 124 9t 125 1 70 62 102 11 5 193 39 116 100
PREC I NCT 255 343 13.!i 162 1 2~ 173 211 99 159 132 255 59 169 124
PREC I NCT 256 304 9( 170 112 153 195 78 120 135 249 31 15 1 109
PREC I NCT 257 141 29 66 3-4 65 66 35 46 52 93 22 54 40
PREC I NCT 258 64 l C 37 11 33 33 17 19 2.6 49 6 .t.1 22
PRt Cl NCT 259 252 7 1 122 74 121 126 74 109 7 8 184 32 '75 '7C
PREC I NCT 260 299 8~ 132 8~ 150 153 83 102 11 2 2 13 40 117 102
PREC I NCT 26 1 323 11 ~ 169 l l C 177 201 90 149 132 253 46 144 138
PRE:CINCT 262 255 7 ~ 102 71 106 134 60 7 9 92 174 32 77 l CO
PREC INCT 263 190 4 ~ 89 45 92 96 ~4 58 72 l l. 5 2.9 62 6S
PRE CINCT 264 326 1:. 171 1 0 1 14 4 159 91 105 13 1 231 35 114 1L4
PRECI NCT 265 260 11 ~ 17 86 98 137 61 10 7 /4 167 43 119 71
PREC I NCT 266 287 93 97 7 5 11 5 133 60 9 1 96 19 l 32 1 l c; 78
PREC I NCT 267 78 32 25 23 29 30 l 'i 3 1 l ij 39 17 24 2'1
TOTAL SUP DIST 5 l c966 7662 15556 4327 E 739 2260 741C
5760 7901 9470 45.! 1 ~460 5895
OTAL SUP DIST l
TOTAL SUP DIST 2
TOTAL SUP DI ST 3
TOTAL SUP DIST 4
OTAL SUP DIST 5
SUB TOTALS
ABS ENTEE TOTALS
GRANO TOTALS
STAT EMENT OF ALL VOTE:5 CAST AT lHL 6l:NEKAL ELECTION rOVEMBtR 3 , 1~7 G
HtA5URtS SUBM ITTEU TO ~CTE: OF V C TE~5 (CUNT.)
T
0
T
A
L
v
0
T
E
c
A
s
T
5223
0864
1027
N
0
9
y
E
s
267
581
233
N
0
9
N
0
4959
7167
7869
9 198 3987
133
6966 7662
76
3278 31644
3 57
3747 1277
1565
7025 921
3 139
N
0
1
0
y
E
s
534
435
8135
56~
555
312.29
N
0
1
0
N
0
604
d268
8929
101
7901
3 d03
12d0
1540
32509
3 343
1
l
f\
G
l
l
y
E
s
633
141
823
590
476
0"
1
l
N
c
939
342
3956
137
327
17701
5 663
662
319
18363
5 982.
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c"
l
2.
y
E
s
569
119
274
397
739
3 098
r
c
l
2
582
457
6 18
221
455
2 339
791
076
3 889
2 415
l
l
l
"0"
l
3
'(
E
s
57!
35~
472
261
l 406
6 129
894
6 02.S
N
0
l
3
N
0
601
181
106
009
260
157
.321
484
l
l
~
0
l
4
y
E:
s
3Ll
434
Ll4
150
410
4 59
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0
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786
197
643
507
895
2. 0.28
646
167
4 175
2 195
PAlI: 54
.
~ T A T EMENT OF All VO l L~ CASI AT THE GENERAL ELEC TION NUVl:MBEk .
~ , 1970 PAGt 55
MEASUkt5 SUuM ITI ED TO VCTt o ~ VOTtKS (CUNT . )
T N r~ N N " I\ I\ N I\ N N N
0 0 0 0 0 c c c G 0 u (J 0
T
A
l 1 l l l l l 1 l l 1 2
5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 0 0
v
0
T A
E G
A
c l
A y y y y y F N
s E N E N E N E N E: N 0 s
T s 0 s 0 s 0 s 0 s 0 K T
PREC INCT 001 297 152 66 135 74 180 50 13 7 128 193 4 5 148 104
PRECINCT 002. 325 155 83 141 94 185 6 1 1 24 1 57 200 5 1 1 6 7 99
PREC.I NCT 003 292 130 84 112. 1 02. 156 6 1 128 12 7 162 59 152 86
PREC I NCT 004 3 71 163 89 l4t 96 1 87 70 116 195 19 4 66 16 7 114
PR lC INCT 005 257 132 56 1 2 1 64 151 38 114 112 1 51 44 140 66
PRE:C I NCT 006 334 145 64 1 24 88 158 65 1 34 1 33 1!9 56 163 75 PREC I NCT 007 2 5Li l b( 4 0 12 7 68 173 27 1 21 115 17 l 3 7 127 8i
PRE CI NCT 008 336 l 9C 7 5 1 61 98 2 15 51 173 12.8 206 63 168 119
PREC I NCT 009 256 1 3~ 68 114 8 1 152 54 118 120 159 57 13 1 96
PREC I NCT 0 10 4 25 234 94 2 11 108 265 66 249 132. 274 73 2.38 1 21
PREC I NCT 0 11 403 2 4 i 71 225 91 2.67 5 7 2.29 140 2 78 63 2 12 136
PREC I NCT 012 386 21 ~ 76 178 109 2 40 58 205 145 257 ~ 4 188 135
PREC I NCT 013 296 l 7 ' 55 1 67 65 207 42 106 108 198 45 149 112
PREC I NCT 0 14 2 12 l 6l !b 1 5C od 190 40 164 82 l ~O 32 1 5 ~ 83
PREC I NCT 0 15 422 24 88 228 92 27 0 64 260 130 289 70 2. l.4 144
PREC INCT 0 16 369 23~ 70 2 19 81 259 4 8 223 113 2.62. 4 8 201 llb
PREC I NCT 0 17 280 1 5~ 5 7 1 61 55 183 38 146 102 l d 7 34 140 103
PREC INCT 0 18 385 223 72 208 7 5 242 55 203 141 L1 49 LlO l 1 2.
PRECINCT 0 19 463 26~ 81 236 9 7 283 73 269 147 294 73 266 130
PREC INCT 020 473 25 ~ 110 L23 128 2 79 99 2 14 217 2.9 2. 1 01 2 4 8 16C
PREC INCT 021 3 40 206 62 1 8! 84 238 43 168 14 5 241 47 190 106
PRECINCT 022 311 19 1 50 179 65 205 41 190 8 7 1 94 !5 1 83 82
PRECINCT 02.3 408 2.65 76 237 95 286 53 256 133 2. 13 66 230 1 3 1
PRE CINCT 024 406 24 2 87 217 101 2o3 68 239 139 212. 08 -'25 lLt l
PRf:CINCT 025 12 4 l: 1 5 42 18 52 11 4 5 2.6 5 1 7 49 16
PREC I NCT 026 l Od o2 24 56 29 73 13 52 49 70 17 52 47
PRE CI NCT 027 362 231 70 2 10 9 1 246 65 190 1 .5 1 2!9 62 l ; 2 12.9
PREC l NCT 028 357 23S 62. 2 13 8 1 241 64 190 143 2. 49 53 1S2 l 2C
PREC I NCT 02.9 3 72 20C 71 176 b5 2.20 57 1 24 192 2 2.l. 5 7 178 11
PREC INCT 030 3 10 1 65 64 1 4~ 85 1 9 1 45 141 132 19 7 49 150 103
PRECI NCT OJ l 388 2 1'.l 87 202 100 234 77 199 147 266 59 22.3 l OS
PREC INCT 032. 438 2 73 8 '4 2 5'? 98 2.93 72 2. 64 140 300 73 ~ 3 1 14(;
PRE CINCT o~.j 41 8 261 71 244 12 213 68 2 16 165 2.80 74 2 12. 15 1
PRE CI NCT 034 380 232 69 2 13 83 2 4 0 55 235 114 253 64 175 14S
PREC INCT 035 302 12 1 as 1 01 103 1 54 59 1 24 12.7 167 64 l l.5 117
PR EC I NCT 036 354 18l 76 1 6l: dS 208 58 177 133 2.22 5 1 187 99
PREC I NCT 037 393 2 16 86 201 97 242 75 18Es 156 2.60 57 l ob 158
PR l:C INCT 038 335 16 4 80 145 98 195 56 141 14 195 70 l .;8 1 3C
PREC INCT 039 364 20.t. 75 188 93 2 16 70 159 169 234 .58 17u 13 1
PREC I NCT 040 3 14 2 1( 55 1 8 1 72 2.21 49 1 91 100 2.34 33 174 99
PRECI NCT 0 41 4 19 27 ~ 76 24 3 111 2.82 76 2 18 169 289 77 21 164
PRECINCT 0 4 2 2 12 11 ~ 33 1 04 4 6 123 31 102 82 1 27 32 99 12
PR l:C INC.T 0 4 3 360 1 9 ( 79 185 85 225 64 196 144 2 46 55 l '15 122
PREC INCT 0 44 307 18( 5 7 171 6 4 195 4L 106 10 7 196 4d 178 83
PREC INCT 0 4 5 291 16t 6 1 145 7 3 1 77 4 7 1 ~ 4 111 189 51 152 96
.
TOTAL SUP DIST l l 52"3 l:Sl1 4 t7 801 2476 78 18 ~46 7 7887
~680 B777 f:)535 '5 8 75 i8d0 1502 1
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STATEMENT UF All VOTLS CA~T AT THc Gt~EkAL ELECT l uN NUV~M OER 3, l 97C PAGt 'c
1"\ t A SUKl 5 SUBM I TT fO TO VOTE: OF VOTt:RS ( CuNT . )
T N N N N N N t\ N t\ N N N
0 0 u 0 u c (J L G c L u u
T
A
L l l l l l l l l l l L. 2
5 5 b 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 G 0
v
0
T A
E G ' A
c I
A y y y y y F N
s E N E N E N E N E: N u s
T s 0 s 0 s 0 s c s (; R T
PRECINCT 046 287 112 86 88 103 136 69 107 127 133 7 5 117 94
PKECINCT 0 47 298 14C 71 123 74 156 56 1L8 115 16i 60 149 85
PRECINCT 0 48 207 111 40 103 50 1 27 27 126 53 131 2.6 109 62
PRECINCT 049 270 10( 65 103 63 123 52 106 105 117 61 110 81
PRECINCT 050 286 111 69 105 75 125 60 98 130 121 73 116 94
PRECINCT 051 192 7 J. 38 72 40 86 28 74 oO 83 31 72 52
PRECINCT 052 343 12 (j 9 1 117 103 146 77 131 136 153 69 114 120
PRtCINCT 053 320 17] 62 143 83 177 56 155 118 18.l 6b 151 102
PRECINCT 054 267 12 48 111 65 135 47 119 i37 126 5 1 132 63
PRECINCT 055 178 6t 33 6G ,j 7 73 24 64 62 71 29 70 43
PRECINCT 05b 215 10( 38 87 46 111 35 123 56 116 32 95 63
PRECINCT 051 357 177 79 161 87 180 73 156 152 201 70 lt7 11.
PRECINCT 058 389 2.1? 86 l 8 J. 1 07 224 80 189 153 231 78 186 13S
PRECINCT 0?9 307 15 56 13' 6S 174 42 166 86 176 46 13'1 93
PRECINCT 060 275 15: 53 121 73 176 36 151 88 166 47 139 83
PRECINCT 061 240 l OS 47 97 51 120 40 116 77 lL5 36 l CO 71
PRECINCT 062 2.76 15~ 50 13 / 58 167 34 145 92 lt9 41 119 94
PRECINCT 063 354 19~ 67 162 91 212 54 189 126 208 72 204 101
PRl:CINCT 064 297 182 46 155 58 183 43 188 11 1 81 53 159 86
PRECINCT 065 226 112 41 9 7 55 llo 41 103 63 132. 40 94 70
PRECINCT 066 347 186 b2 165 11 201 51 180 118 204 64 164 113
PRECINCT Oo7 354 2 OS 62 199 dO 240 43 207 114 234 51 184 110
PRf:C INCT 068 364 217 71 1 89 86 232 56 1 84 142 242. 48 166 136
PRECINCT 069 277 122 70 115 75 141 58 110 128 l~l 5 7 1C4 106
PRECINCT 0 70 255 140 61 12.5 b6 148 46 108 118 l 5 7 '49 117 92
PRECINCT 071 325 157 76 138 93 173 67 149 132 180 66 144 11 5
PRECINCT 0 72 282 126 69 117 7 8 154 51 128 114 160 48 137 86
PRE:CINCT 073 338 171 60 157 7 8 190 52 163 130 205 50 152 111
PRECINCT 0 74 324 lo E: 85 146 99 170 7 8 157 131 199 63 148 125
PRECINCT 015 241 12E: 5 1 l OJ 69 140 45 127 92 14 ~ 49 107 88
PRECINCT 076 257 129 59 120 b5 145 44 109 109 162 33 14L 63
PRECINCT 07 7 304 l oS 50 141 t7 166 52 136 117 176 47 135 10 7
PRECI1 CT 0 78 348 l 7C 73 1 57 84 202 50 l t4 126 208 53 168 108
PKtCINCT 079 309 153 64 131 90 168 60 153 109 167 65 141 106
PRE:C INCT OdO 338 133 69 126 70 144 60 150 10.5 161 5 1 145 ti5
PRECINCT 08 1
.
274 122 65 11 ~ 59 147 43 135 85 165 28 lL2 80
PRECINCT 082 249 91 58 1 '-J 61 128 40 118 75 117 so 98 6;
PRECINCT 083 221 92 53 8 7 57 98 53 99 74 113 41 102 6 1
PRECINCT 084 306 118 62 100 77 126 59 l.33 96 140 47 140 6 7
PREClNC.T 085 237 llC 64 8t: 74 129 45 127 79 145 33 1L8 !8
PRECINCT 086 236 104 53 8 7 7C 116 48 105 90 10 I 59 98 82
PRE:ClNCT 087 271 130 60 109 80 139 59 112 116 ltO 4 5 126 89
PRE:CINCT 086 289 136 63 116 79 150 57 133 107 160 50 132 95
PRECINCT 089 258 135 51 117 67 142 48 100 114 148 50 120 95
PRECINCT 090 288 129 73 106 95 144 68 128 116 15? 60 140 as
PRECINCT 091 302 11 8 103 118 98 150 73 120 138 155 74 153 98
PRE:CINCT 092 349 16 i 88 13d 107 176 80 145 155 191 74 169 116
PRECINCT 093 284 1 2~ 68 1 04 8b l 51 43 109 129 153 49 118 93
PRtCINCT 094 405 185 95 l 6 _, lOCJ 225 71 190 159 221 77 198 122
PRECINCT 095 477 29G 113 256 141 331 86 239 ll2 343 80 280 152
PRl:CINCT 096 367 225 69 1 93 95 247 54 2.01 135 l.65 48 2.Ll 108
PRE:CINCT 097 388 228 92 2 12 102 261 69 211 154 L1b 6! 200 14;
PRELINCT 098 284 150 65 142 12 166 47 12 1 13L 18 1 43 154 85
PRECINCT 099 294 163 59 131 86 174 56 146 111 175 59 153 c;4
PRECINCT 100 350 191 68 l 72 75 214 55 179 135 225 59 178 117
PRECINCT 101 350 1 80 74 157 90 185 80 156 1:8 205 12. 171 1 L-.~,
PRE.CINCT 102 337 180 76 152 102 209 57 171 130 215 54 180 l OL.
PR EC INCT 103 366 206 85 189 93 22.4 69 1 6~ 172 232 71 171 138
PRECINCT 104 304 15 ~ 6 7 135 87 169 57 150 115 190 !: 2 143 106
PRECINCT 105 327 177 92 155 102 184 86 166 ll9 215 5d 18L 101
PRt:CINCT 106 304 185 63 1 80 69 212 39 172 114 215 41 171 101
PRECINCT 10 7 323 190 66 184 73 219 40 154 136 215 52 l ; 5 93
PRECINCT 108 49 8 289 96 2S2 118 317 76 250 197 330 79 263 157
PRECINCT 109 399 239 77 Ll8 89 2 70 56 22.2 141 2.76 57 L39 102
PRECINCT 110 355 17 7 97 16; 99 227 55 167 158 l.21 66 18 1 120
PRECINCT 111 207 103 47 98 54 118 38 73 106 120 37 113 6C
PRECINCT 112 433 235 96 213 1 0 7 2. 15 68 238 153 287 67 2L2. 137
PRECINCT 113 285 148 15 139 81 170 64 131 135 183 52 1 67 7 ;
.
TOTAL SUP 01sr 2 ~ 0864 4 581 9375 13726 ~931 3705 l )l.i4
l b571 15427 l L754 :3024 l 2240 ~60 l
STATEMENT OF ALL VOTES CA~ T AT THE GENEKAL ELECTIGN NOVtM8E:R 3 , 19 70 PAGl: 5 7
MEASURE!: SUdM ITTl:O TO VOTt OF VOTER!: ( ClJNT. )
T N N N N N t\ f\ r. f\ N N N
l) 0 0 0 0 L 0 L G 0 0 0 0
T . A
L l l l 1 l l l l 1 1 L. 2
5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 ~ 9 c 0
v
0
T A
E G
A
c I
A y y y y y F N
s E: N E N E N E N I: N 0 s
T s 0 s 0 s 0 s G s 0 I{ T
PR EC INCT 114 257 1 3 7 68 123 78 152 64 114 122 18 1 44 1.29 100 PRECINCT 115 410 21( 80 199 79 228 54 166 192 244 60 19.l 13 1
PRECINCT 116 304 133 61 117 66 143 50 10 l 144 170 33 127 8 7
PRECINCT 117 383 23~ 83 217 108 270 57 205 156 2d6 49 203 141
PRECINCT 118 403 26~ 65 249 dO 290 42 230 142 288 55 21 1 138
PR EC INCT 119 289 15 60 119 95 l o3 57 135 126 178 53 147 9C
PR EC INCT 120 334 19 .i; 71 171 92 208 63 152 153 22 l 4Y 175 llC
PRECINCT 1 2 1 213 1 21 52 111 66 148 3 7 96 109 148 41 122 6;
PRl:CINCT 122 1 57 84 38 ot: 53 94 28 56 86 102. l.9 7b 59
PREC INCT 123 432 2 41 100 2 13 ll. 8 2b2 68 2 16 190 280 71 246 13S
PKl:CINCT 124 447 26( 88 249 101 3 15 58 243 178 303 79 218 122
PRE:CI NCT 125 382 20i 82 1 91 82 234 55 201 147 233 / U 207 113
PRECINCT 126 378 24E 69 2 15 95 266 5 7 201 154 2 75 53 L.32 l OS
PREC INCT 1Z7 445 2 7 t 6 1 2 41 96 288 59 225 178 3 12 52 268 llS
PRECI NCT 128 458 29i 81 2 72 100 3 19 60 23 1 197 3 19 e5 27d 126
PRl:CI NCT 129 481 3 O: 82 2 13 120 345 61 285 161 3 45 70 21 e 155
PREC INCT 130 37.i; 24i 62 2 1 ( 94 251 6 1 224 132 268 ~3 2.:3 1 24
PRECINCT 1 31 414 26~ 80 230 110 290 63 228 1 57 302. 56 265 100
PRt:ClNC.T 132 3 72 232 70 l 83 113 244 56 195 153 261 o2 2 19 117
PREC INCT 133 478 25~ 88 2 1~ 11 8 266 84 206 214 296 64 200 180
PRECINCT 134 383 239 6 7 208 88 263 So 185 16 1 258 58 2 15 114
PREC I NCT 135 396 250 93 221 111 287 57 208 168 301 50 234 1.28
PR EC1NCT 136 351 221 65 192 90 237 56 18 1 154 260 4 2 194 12 1
PR EC INCT 13 7 303 1 81 63 165 75 193 53 144 136 196 ?8 174 96
PKECINCT 138 529 32.l 1 04 300 125 360 77 288 203 38L. 67 3 18 157
PREC INCT 139 356 22( 79 188 114 258 57 160 167 211 37 230 c; 6
PR EC I NCT 140 290 160 7 5 12t 10 7 185 5 7 142 133 193 58 165 105
PR EC INCT 141 329 16 88 146 1 04 l 9b 58 156 147 219 55 189 l OC
PREC I NCT 142 405 22E 9 4 193 119 261 6 7 203 176 270 65 238 125
PR ECINCT 143 322 16 97 143 118 188 86 139 155 200 12 178 106
PREC INCT 144 332 18 .i: 83 1 5.i; 109 2 10 60 135 168 206 71 169 116
PREC INCT 145 339 182 93 1 53 119 209 69 143 166 2j3 53 185 1C7
P REC I ~C T 146 2 9 .i; 1 6~ 74 141 92 190 51 138 139 195 56 179 91
PREC I NCT 147 413 23; 93 204 122 249 86 201 177 266 8 1 L.41 125
PREC INCT 148 435 251 9 7 205 13 7 2 75 82 186 211 294 71 32 146
PRECI NCT 149 358 2CE 84 192 103 228 71 154 1/7 24 0 6~ 17d 144
PRE:C INCT 150 418 220 88 175 126 241 78 198 176 268 71 21 1 2,j
PR EC INCT 1 51 372 lol 116 147 116 201 11 189 138 233 57 202 103
PRtCINCr 152 3 15 201 45 1 57 8 7 223 36 225 70 l.16 44 2 12 76
PREC INCT 153 4 00 23 i 40 2 18 72 260 38 3 47 36 263 59 291 l b
PREC I NCT 154 3 12 178 3 4 149 66 201 30 262 3 7 l.02 47 207 6e
PRE(. I NCT 155 246 14E 35 135 49 162 30 2 10 25 165 41 178 49
PR EC I NCT 156 331 2 11 4 0 181 75 231 32 281 37 228 54 22 81
PRE CINCT 157 376 227 50 193 85 258 34 3 13 44 241 72 25 9 1
PREC INCT 158 274 193 26 16.3 54 193 3 1 234 28 1 9.:J 36 193 56
PRE:C INCT 159 419 28~ 71 251 95 299 65 251 140 312 5o 2.66 llC
PRE:CINCT 160 414 22~ ll.4 20? 13 7 251 9 7 189 l9b 285 70 240 13 1
PR EC INCT 161 317 1 5( 9 7 130 106 l d7 60 122 173 204 5? 15c 115
PRECINCT 162 459 247 121 222. 141 293 8 1 244 177 32.~ 64 268 13t
PRECINCT 163 3 13 172 'i4 15( 112 1 '}9 71 151 150 222 58 1H5 111
PR EC INCT 164 364 l 8t: 118 157 141 223 90 15 7 192 262 55 203 134
PKEC I NCT 165 188 97 4 o 8b 59 126 26 7d 93 125 2 7 10 1 64
PRECI NCT 166 188 7" 51 5e 71 93
.
47 67 101 97 50 62 71
PRE:CINCT 1 6 7 464 248 106 2 16 132 281 80 19 1 227 289 71 2J9 14.3
PR EC INCT 168 338 142. 99 126 120 182 72 108 179 194 65 160 10.
PR EC INCT 169 333 153 88 122 116 1 81 66 134 155 189 63 l o4 111
PRE CINCT 170 374 1 51 95 144 106 200 58 153 l Sd 2. 10 50 l i:l l 98
PREC INCT 171 3 10 117 56 1 0 7 60 128 49 118 128 l'tO 40 139 65
PRECI NCT 172 256 10 7 4 0 97 ?C 129 35 10 1 10 4 144 26 lL.l 64
TOTAL SUP OISf 3 4 1027 4476 l 0400 13460 l 0802 3L98 l 1 ~f:70
l !1908 5795 l l:S327 ~493 1 +030 5387
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STATEMtNT UF ALL VOTLS CAST AT THL GENEKAL lLECTlON NOVEMBck 3 , 1970 PAGL Sb
MEA~URl:5 5UBM ITTl:O TO VCTl OF VOTl:KS (CONT . )
T N N N N I\ N I\ I\ N I\ N N
0 0 0 0 L c L L 0 (; lJ (J 0
T
A
L 1 1 l 1 1 l 1 1 l l '- 2.
5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 c 0
v
0
T A
E b
A
c I
A y y y y y f N
s E N E N E N E N E N 0 s
T s 0 s 0 s 0 s 0 ~ 0 R T
PREC INCT 173 280 1 0~ 90 88 99 110 76 72 156 1.20 73 105 96
PREC INCT 174 278 1 2~ 84 114 94 151 66 90 15 7 152 64 123 106
PRECINCT 175 3 1~ 1 3~ 102. 1 3.2 94 172 67 116 156 173 74 150 102
PRl:C I NCT 176 348 16i 142 1 5.:3 1!3 212 94 160 lb8 236 74 201 115
Pf{tCIN CT 177 295 1 31 llC 138 103 186 63 144 127 .20 l 51 171 86
PRl:C INCT 178 280 1 01 11 i 102 115 149 75 110 14! .202 40 159 86
PREC I NCT 179 325 11 ( 1 2~ 13_ 11 0 169 7 9 1 2~ 149 195 62. 167 96
PRECIN CT 180 3 12 11 ~ 92 115 89 147 71 130 123 166 54 149 85
PR EC I NCT 181 4 04 17 ~ l 5t 21.r: 112 L52 85 192 177 268 76 2 2:4 l3c
PRtCINCT 182 246 10: 9t 12( 76 159 43 108 118 l o5 41 132 89
PRf:C INL.T 183 4 0E 20! 143 211 136 269 86 18d 200 306 64 243 134
PREC I NCT 184 263 1 2~ 9t. lli 99 170 5 7 104 143 16; 5~ 143 l OC
PREC INCT 185 300 14] 11 ~ 13; 113 l t5 71 130 146 206 56 1&3 89
PRECINCT 186 2 18 14( 9c 121 11.2 1 ~5 83 9 7 153 194 47 134 110
PRtCINCT 187 223 8~ 9~ 1 o~ 8C 143 41 94 108 147 41 112 8 1
PRECINCT 188 232 &~ 81 Bt 82 111 64 86 115 1 2.5 57 109 79
PRf:C I NCT 189 330 14! 123 14 ~ 125 202 71 140 160 2 13 69 180 116
PREC INCT 190 195 71 63 7C 69 95 50 75 84 111 3o 85 65
PRf:C INCT 191 241 11 ~ 7'1 l l l 76 140 47 105 106 152 40 1 .2 1 76
PRECINCT 19.2 31~ 14~ 1 34 166 112 202 80 13 6 159 22.8 62 199 9c
PRECINCT 193 267 9~ 122 138 84 162 59 131 121 179 54 140 9 7
PRECI NCT 194 239 :l ~ 92 97 89 141 50 96 118 149 45 129 7 8
PKE:ClNCT 195 204 St 8 1 91 76 117 54 8 1 10 4 133 j9 108 7C
PREC INCT 196 75 22 30 21 31 32 22 18 46 36 20 L9 3 1
PREC I NCT 197 252 1 2~ lOC 132 92 174 53 106 13 7 186 48 154 8 7
PRElNCT 198 246 1 0~ 9 7 106 102 145 o9 100 132 1~ 9 58 133 S7
PREC INCT 199 235 8~ 80 8.t. 86 120 55 61 13 4 119 57 91 102
PRECINCT 200 425 232 131 232 132 302 70 211 191 324 54 l.6~ 125
P~ EC lt-.CT 201 358 1 8~ 117 20( 100 250 53 175 161 285 36 212 114
PREC INCT 202 290 1 5~ 9c; 1 63 87 208 4C 158 112 2.27 31 183 82
PREC IN CT 203 2 12 1 2.1 5 7 105 15 153 30 105 99 162 30 125 b9
PRECI NCT 204 249 131 89 121 101 163 60 118 11! l U5 40 149 86
PRECI~ C T 205 123 8.1 23 73 33 89 19 61 55 99 14 81 33
PRECI NCT 200 1 57 51 b3 5~ 58 Hl 29 62 76 91 30 59 75
TOTAL SUP OI~T 4 9198 l3310 41 99 IZ038 ~888 L090 ~ 9'4 5
~l.28 l3195 p522 t-4 ? 1 '.065 l3081
STATEMENT UF ALL VOTcS CAST AT THE bENtRAL ELcCTION NOV LMt3 E:H 3 , 19 7 (, PAGE ~9
MEASURES SUBM I TTtO TO V(TE OF VOTERS ( CGNT.
T N N N N t\ t\ N t'c N N N N
a 0 0 0 0 (, 0 c c c c lJ 0
T
A
L l l l l l l l l l l -~ ~
5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 0 0
v
0
T A
E G
A
c I
A y y y y y f N
s c N E N E N E N c N u s
T s 0 s 0 s c s 0 5 0 R T
PREC INC'T 207 388 170 139 1 3 7 166 207 115 130 225 2 32 88 lc6 1 64
P~EC I NCT 208 270 147 66 137 7 8 162 bl 9 3 158 175 49 159 77
PRECI NCT 209 252 107 83 8 l:l 95 1 25 6 3 76 149 1 37 64 119 88
PRtCINCT 2 10 2 76 11~ 98 103 113 145 72 80 176 16 1 69 132 1 11
PRE:C INCT 2 11 278 13G 103 120 11 5 153 81 H9 172 183 50 135 llc
PR EC INCT 2 12 258 11 . 5 66 1 01 86 148 50 8 6 139 141 ~ l 14C 7C
PR EC INCT 2 13 2 l b 132 94 110 111 154 75 86 174 169 6 7 135 10 E
P ~E C I NC T 214 4 6 4 2 3 ~ 12 5 205 14 ~ 262 97 153 206 290 73 2 13 173
PR ECINCT 2 15 304 1 0~ 10 5 92 117 l.3 80 77 183 1 54 59 117 119
PR E:CINCT 2 1 6 315 1 2~ 80 110 89 143 b3 9 2 15 5 l4b 51 116 ioe
PRE:C INCT 2 17 245 7 ~ 8 5 6~ 86 114 60 77 136 126 46 99 85
PR ECINCT 2 18 300 120 97 1 01 123 139 83 86 177 159 6 2 107 1 35
PR ECINCT 2 19 26.t; 1 0 ~ 94 93 104 109 94 6 1 167 135 7 2 l OC 12C
PRECINCT 220 378 lS .1 125 142 12rl 182 90 10 5 217 206 70 148 15C
PRtCINCT 221 3 66 172 1 0 7 155 122 197 89 10 1 23 0 225 75 158 160
PRECI NCT 222 231 9i 60 7 t 73 122 47 77 12 9 124 46 l Ou 83
PRECINCT 223 271 1 2 ~ 78 111 95 1 57 59 85 l t9 1 ~9 54 112 111
PRE:CIN CT 224 296 13t 89 111 11 6 158 73 86 l t:l l 159 67 112 130
PRf:CI NCT 225 233 l 0: 87 85 103 111 80 66 139 136 55 113 87
PR E:CINCT 226 245 11 ( 78 93 90 132 61 86 12 6 132 58 117 8 c;
PREC INCT 227 314 1 5 ( 112 11 8 139 183 78 103 188 199 71 148 13 1
PREC INCT 228 3 4 2 1 2~ 144 1 07 145 1 67 92 89 204 19 1 8 1 164 114
PRECI NCT 229 2 85 105 103 98 1 04 135 6 7 86 1 59 163 6 1 140 95
PRECINCT 230 244 95 83 82 8 7 1 06 68 63 142 127 55 112 85
PR ECINCT 231 252 9t 9 5 85 100 123 69 8 2 136 1 36 64 97 10 6
PR EC INCT 232 238 87 83 79 85 106 66 70 1 21 113 55 96 9 0
PRE:C INCT 233 284 111 93 102 9 4 126 17 109 122 147 66 1 0~ 112
PRECINCT 234 201 13 57 65 69 88 47 62 98 98 40 80 6 7
PRECINCT 235 258 9Y 90 85 1 01 115 69 79 144 123 13 105 95
PRECINCT 236 258 11 ; 8.:l l OE 93 135 o7 93 137 1 59 50 l J. 7 102
PRECINCT 231 253 123 72 92 9 7 152 47 100 128 158 47 136 7 f;
PRECINCT 238 341 1 9~ 96 153 12 1 190 87 112 209 217 74 147 166
PRE CINCT 239 334 13 9 8 l l l: 11 7 168 83 92 19 1 19 4 62. 144 13 2
PREC INCT 240 19 t:I 7 ~ 62 5l: 74 96 46 55 116 98 4 2. 98 6 1
PRECINCT 2 41 9 7 3 t: 35 3t 35 4 5 3 1 27 58 so 2 1 4 ~ ,- j_i;
PRt: CINCT 2 4 2 252 1 2~ 8 0 l 0.5 99 132 70 87 144 159 48 133 86
PRt: CIN CT 2 43 113 3 .l 29 29 30 3 1 25 30 55 44 19 39 34
PRE:CINCT 244 29 11 8 7 11 1 5 5 7 19 12 8 12 11
PRECINCT 2 45 417 2 12 1 15 177 145 234 95 110 2 73 268 78 196 162
PHEC I NCT 2 46 2 19 l l C 6 7 94 82 132 50 78 124 140 48 1 2 1 74
PRECINCT 2 47 381 20~ 114 1 81 133 222 94 1 18 232 2~4 74 192 141
PRE CINCT 2 48 353 163 115 1 34 140 188 94 12 4 192 202 76 174 130
PKECINCT 2 49 3 13 150 110 1 24 13 0 174 88 94 195 196 69 14 7 1 24
PRtCINCT 250 3 18 153 1 01 1 37 119 1 93 71 113 183 205 61 17 2 1 13
PRECINCT 25 1 4 55 2 19 144 1 82 174 251 112 144 2 77 295 88 2 11 179
PREC INCT 2~2 4 1 8 2 19 126 182 159 23 5 113 142 244 2 73 84 2 ~ 0 151
PREC INCT 253 502 27 ~ 132 229 178 305 112 1 83 285 33 7 ':1 1 25 7 19C
PREC I"4CT 254 253 1 27 92 111 9Y 152 62 78 16 3 182 4 3 1L9 96
PRcCINCT 255 3 43 1 8 '4 103 139 144 217 76 114 209 222 73 165 143
PREC INCT 256 304 14.i 106 1 3 1 12 4 179 8 1 112 175 2 14 52 160 113
PRE CI NCT 257 141 47 41 34 50 54 34 25 95 59 3o 55 SC
PR ECI NCT 258 64 l ~ 26 9 32 17 2o 19 33 23 22 l c; 3C
PREC INCT 259 252 9~ 92 85 94 123 C6 6 7 152 142 55 12.2 8 7
PRl:CINCT 260 299 11 100 99 112 127 87 79 186 169 58 119 1 21
PRECINCT 261 323 153 1 25 145 131 196 H5 110 195 2 15 69 164 130
PRE CINCT 262 2 55 83 88 80 86 109 06 . 5~ 147 117 Sd 91 1 01
PRECINCT 263 190 60 71 42 85 76 5 7 51 116 85 49 ~ 95
PRE:CINCT 264 326 90 144 81 148 13 1 99 72 2 11 162 80 141 126
PRE:CINCT 265 260 11.t; 71 1 0 7 74 12 4 63 9 3 110 13 7 47 109 7S
PREC INCT 266 2 87 10( 75 92 93 111 1 5 82 141 117 10 102 9 4
PREC INCT 267 7 8 21 26 1 8 31 31 19 17 42 25 22 l ~ 36
TOTAL SUP DIST 5 16966 5472 63 77 4 3 12 5218 3572 764 7
7452 6328 8759 ~8 1 9 ~ 77 8 : 455
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STATEMENT UF ALL VOTES CAST AT 1Hf: Gtl\ERAL t l tCTiuN NOVtMBEK 3, 19 70 PAC,t. bC.
MEASURt 5 SUBM ITTEO Tu VGTE: OF VOTtKS l C. C1~ T l
T N N N N I\ f\ " I\ "' N N N
0 0 0 u 0 c c G 0 L c 0 0
T
A
L l l 1 l l l l l l l 2
5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 0 0
v
0
T A
E b
A
c 1
A y y y y y F N
s E N E N E N E N E i u s
T s u s 0 ~ 0 s 0 s (J k T
TOTAL SUP DI ST l l 5223 3 114 7 801 ~476 78 18 ~ 4 6 7 7887
6680 t;3777 9535 8 75 1880 3021
TOTAL SUP OI ST 2 0864 458 1 93 7 5 ~726 :} 9 31 37 05 l Pl 2 4
l 0571 542 7 1 1754 i024 l ~240 :601
TOTAL SUP Ol !: f 3 1027 4476 l 0 4 0( 3 4 oO l D802 3298 l 1890
l 190 5 795 l B327 ~ 4 93 l t030 !'l387
TOTAL SUP DI ST 4 9 198 3310 41 9c:i 2038 6888 1696 lt 9 45
4128 3195 15522 t45 1 0 6 5 3081
TOTAL SUP DIST 5 l 6966 5 47 2 6377 43 12 5 2 18 3572 7647
~4 52 6328 t3 759 ~ 8 1 9 ~77 8 : 4 55
SUB TOTALS ~ 327 8 ~ 0953 ~ 8 1 52 l 0012 3 7657 l t738 4 ~ 4 '13
4 12 73 c 2 4522 4 8897 3 662 5 1993 2 75 4 5
ABSENTEE TOTAL 5 3 747 708 1 624 559 ~ 1 86 514 . 9~3
1 9 76 1 0 4 3 l2b8 150 -' 47 8 1172
GRAND TOTALS t 7 0 25 ~ l 721 :; 9776 l 0571 3 ~ 8 4 3 l 252 4 t446
4 471 5 2 5565 5 1185 3 7 8 12 5 t471 2 ~ 717
STATEMENT OF ALL Vu TcS CAS T AT IHE GtNERAL ELEC f I ON NOVE:MBER 3 , 1970 PAlt 61
COUNTY MtASURt:S
OKD . REF . OKO I ~ANCE
T E E (, c
0 L l v v
T L L
A c c
l A A
p p s s
v I I " v
0 T T c c
T A A
E I N
c
A y y
s E N E N - T s 0 s 0
- PRECINCT 001 297 149 126 153 81
PRECINCT 002 325 169 133 1 62 90
PRE:C INCT 003 29 2 156 1 C9 142 8 1 - PRlCINCT 004 371 185 149 1~ 5 113
PRE:CINT 005 257 118 124 122 87
- PREC INCT 006 33 4 133 147 1 3 7 89 PRE:CINCT 007 254 l Ci 133 1 34 6 c;
PRE CI NCT 008 336 1 2~ 1 8 7 113 94
PREC I NCT 009 256 12.:; 114 12C 89
PRt:CINCT 0 10 425 13 c;: 2 4 5 226 109
PR EC 1NCT 0 11 403 1 3~ 250 2 1 ~ 108
PREC INCT 0 12 380 14( 225 l 9Li 116
PRE C.I NCT 0 13 296 10 "'j 173 162 83
PREC INCT 0 14 2 72 9 c; 158 l 5E 7C
PRECI NCT 0 15 422 1 2 1 281 236 1 0 4
PRE:CINCT 0 16 369 l 2t 223 22C 93
PRECINCT 0 17 280 l C] 161 155 77
PKEC.I NCT 0 18 3rl5 1 2~ 233 2 12 103
PRECI NCT 0 19 4 63 1 3~ 297 2 4 2 111
PREC INCT 020 473 171 280 2 43 146
PREC.INCT 021 3 40 1 3 ' 189 199 90
PRE CINCT 022 311 81 211 178 15
PRECINCT. 023 408 123 277 239 1 03
PR l: C. INCT 024 406 llC 2 78 230 108
PRlCINCT 025 72 16 55 4 0 2 4
PRE CINCT 026 108 4 ~ 5 7 59 32
PRl:C INCT 027 362 1 2~ 22 7 2 18 94
PRECINCT 028 357 i o~ 239 211 93
PKE:CINCT 029 37 2 152 179 1 83 98
PRt CI NCT 030 3 10 11 ~ 1 6) 156 84
PREC I NCT 031 388 1 5~ 2C4 2 10 114
PRfCIN CT 032 4 38 15C 261 25t 1 07
PRECINCT 03.:S 41 8 165 239 235 1 04
PRECINCT 034 386 117 24 9 22C 98
PKECI NCT 035 302 Bi 181 1.23 112
PRE CINCT 036 354 11.l 2 12 1 71 108
PRlCIN CT 037 393 145 222 196 l l b
PRE CINCT 038 335 llt 190 l 73 90
PRECINCT 039 364 123 2 16 179 122
PRE C.INCT 0 40 3 14 9 -:; 203 1 89 b l
PRt:CINCT 0 41 4 19 148 254 254 109
PRt ClNCT 0 42 2 12 7 2. 117 l CC 6 3
PxECINCT 0 43 360 133 207 203 95
PRECI NCT 0 44 307 93 l f:l a 160 84
PRECINCT 0 4 5 . 91 130 145 153 82 I
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, TOTAL SUP DIST l l 5223 8 725 8099
)535 itl99
STATEMENT OF ALL VOTES CAS T AT THE: GE~tKAL E L tC Tl u~ ~O V EMdtR 3 , 19 7u PAGl l2.
COUNTY ME A SlJRE: S
ORO . Rf r . URu 11\A NC E:
T t. E c c
0 L l v v T L l
A (, c
l A A
p p s s
v I I v v
0 { T c c
T A A
E N N
c
A y y
s E N E N
T s 0 s 0
PRE:CINCT 0 4 6 28 7 105. 149 113 95
PRECINCT 0 47 298 11.o! 153 158 75
PRECINCT 0 48 207 0c 108 11 ts 47
PRECINCT 0 49 2 10 9( 13 3 llC 77
PRECINCT 050 286 82 1 62 115 92
PRECINCT 051 192 ~ t 66 80 43
PRECINCT 052 343 l l j l7C 14C 96
PRECINCT 053 320 8 1 214 147 97
PRECINCT 0:)4 267 0c 141 117 6 5
PRECINCT 055 178 55 84 64 4 9
P~ECINCT 056 2 15 6 i 118 103 4 8
PRECINCT 057 357 143 178 158 11 c
PRECINCT 058 389 12t 240 201 112
PRECINCT 059 307 112 167 1 54 73
PRECINCT 060 2 75 0c 175 142 7 3
PRECINCT 06 1 2 40 1 f:. 132 116 53
PRECI NCT 062 2 76 7S 166 145 66
PRECINCT 063 354 llC 2 19 202 74
PRECINCT 064 297 81 190 lo3 68
PRECINCT 065 226 74 124 111 59
PRECINCT 006 347 1 0~ 215 1 9C 85
PRECINCT 067 354 1 04 231 195 81
PRE:C INCT 068 364 12S 2 10 2C5 91
PRECINCT 069 277 1C8 140 129 87
PRECINCT 0 70 255 1 01 138 129 81
PRECINCT 071 325 140 145 1 56 86
PRECINCT 0 12 282 8~ 177 143 79
PRECINCT 0 73 338 111 l b4 166 86
PRECINCT 0 74 324 103 196 1 77 8;
PRECINCT 0 75 241 71 15 7 110 85
PRECINCT 0 76 257 7 '3 149 12 2 73
PRECINCT 011 304 108 173 156 83
PRECINCT 0 78 3 48 92 224 183 7 8
PRECINCT 0 79 309 109 168 145 96
PRECIN CT 080 338 1 0 ! 175 142 90
PRE CINCT 081 274 l 0 .: l .;j c 135 64
PkECINCT 082 249 71 123 1 0 7 60
PRECINCT 083 221 75 122 1 04 61
PRECI NCT 084 306 95 1 5C 116 6;
PRECINCT 065 237 9~ 124 1 0'4 77
PRECINCT 086 236 77 133 1 03 80
PRECINCT 087 271 9 1 153 121 80
PRECINCT 088 289 85 173 112 1 0 0
PRECINCT 089 258 82 156 128 74
PRE CI NCT 090 288 101 1 51 1 C7 110
PRE:CINCT 091 302 112 1 6 7 12t 1 0 ;
PRECINCT 092 3 49 l Oc 208 167 1 0 7
PRECINCT 093 284 8~ 169 13S 82
PKEC IN CT 094 4 05 11-; 250 l 9S 116
PRECINCT 095 477 2 1 ( 252 2 76 140
PRECINCT 096 36 7 l 0 CJ 23 7 201 89 I
PRECINCT 097 388 134 234 2 15 1 0 9
PRECINCT 098 2 84 l Qt. 159 125 1 02
PRECINCT 099 294 10'4 165 155 92
PRECI NCT 100 350 13 1 194 192 9 1
PR ECINCT 10 1 350 14.2 18 1 1 82 89
PRECINCT 102 337 10 1 211 1 6-4 10 4
PRECINCT 103 366 133 21 5 190 111
PRECINCT 10 4 304 124 162 1 57 83
PRECI NCT 105 327 120 18 7 168 112 ~
PRECI NCT l Ot 3 04 116 177 170 81
PRECINCT 107 3 23 llt 198 182 91
PRECINCT 108 498 1 64 299 2 75 132
PRECINCT 109 399 14 ~ 23 1 229 1 01
PRE:CINCT 110 355 117 L l 8 1 87 108
PRECINCT 111 207 84 105 9 7 6 7
PRECINCT 112 433 l 8S 2 1 ; 23'4 114
PRE CINCT 113 285 1 2~ l~l 1 5'4 79
TOTAL SUP DI ST 2 ~ 0864 l 1 795 l 033C
1713 1 82 6
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STATlMENT Of All VOTlS CA5T AT THE GlNERAL ELECTION NOVE:M~ER 3 , 1Y70 PAGE. 63
COJNTY ME:A~UKtS
ORD . REF. ORD INANCE
T E E (, c
0 L L 'v v
T L L
A c c
L A A
p p s s
v I I v v
0 T T c c
T A A
E N N
c
A y y
s E N E N
T s 0 s 0
PRECINCT 114 257 115 128 141 74
PRECINCT 115 410 169 204 228 86
PRECINCT 116 304 1 5~ 110 143 77
PRECINCT 117 383 1 5~ 215 235 95
PRECINCT 118 403 13l: 253 241 'i5
PRECINCT 119 289 11 ~ 148 l 50 8'i PRECINCT 120 334 14! 18( 179 106
PRE:CINCT 121 213 8~ 122 120 62
PREC INCT 122 157 6C 89 81 56
PRtCINCT 123 432 l5J 271 235 12C
PRECINCT 124 447 l 7 ~ 264 241 124
PRECINCT 125 382 16 ~ 197 191 99
PRECINCT 126 378 16~ LOS 22( 106
P~ECINCT 1 27 445 191 241 251 1 07
PRECINCT 128 458 18 ~ 25~ 26~ 130
PRECINCT 129 481 23( 243 L9( 116
PRECI~CT 130 3 7.li 15( 216 2 lt 114
PRECINCT 131 414 16~ 2:31 265 95
PRECINCT 132 372 16" 193 193 123
PRE:CINCT 133 478 24c 196 256 108
PRt(.INCT 134 383 l 7~ 186 198 114
PRECINCT 135 396 1 6~ 225 237 111
PRECINCT 136 351 141 202 171 118
PRECINCT 137 303 12~ 169 l 72 82
P;{E:CINCT 138 529 19l: 323 307 145
PRECINCT 139 35 l: 11 ~ 229 20( 114
PRECINCT 140 290 12~ 158 142 103
PRE:CINCT 141 329 13( 192 157 113
PRECINCT 142 405 182 214 223 119
PRE:CINCT 143 322 151 157 160 116
PRtCINCT 144 332 121 186 161 111
PRECINCT 145 339 141 175 181 104
PRECINCT 146 294 12! 154 l 5t 8 7
PRE:CINCT 147 413 21~ 18~ 221 125
PRECINCT 148 435 18( 237 2Cl 162
PRE~INCT 149 358 149 198 18 12 4
PRECINCT 150 418 l 6t 226 191 142
PRECINC.T 151 372 142
.
202 166 120
PRECI1~CT 152 315 6~ 237 178 75
PRECINCT 1!3 400 21 369 219 85
PRECINCT 1 54 312 2~ 283 1 57 14
PRE:CINCT 155 246 1 233 124 73
PRECINCT 156 331 4C 282 186 72 ' PR EC INCT 157 376 3l: 335 195 99
PRE:CINC.T 158 274 19 253 155 67
PRECINCT 159 419 154 249 L44 112
PRECINCT 160 414 17S 225 119 164
PRECINCT 161 317 l6l 140 lo7 92
PRECINCT 162 459 l9L 251 244 145
PRE:C.I ~~CT 163 313 112 197 15J 122
PRlCINCT 164 364 145 209 1 81 134
PRECINCT 165 188 8(i 98 96 56
PRECINCT 166 l t;8 68 105 7'1 67
PR ECINCT 1 6 7 464 19S 243 215 149
PRECINCT 168 338 13~ 177 162 115
PRECINCT 169 333 152 158 162 99
PRECINCT 170 3 74 151 183 l 7!
.
9C
PRECINCT 171 310 133 149 123 83
PRECINCT 172 256 103 130 114 59
TOTAL SUP DIST 3 ; 1027 1 2096 l 1114
~057 ~1 2 4
PREC I NCT 173
PREC I NCT 174
PRt:CINCT 17 ~
PRlCI NCT 176
PRE:C I NCT 177
PRE:Cl NCT 178
PRECI NCT 179
PRE: C l NCT 180
PREC I NCT 1 8 1
PREC I NCT 182
PRt:C INCT 183
PREC I NCT 1 84
PREC INCT l d5
PREC INCT 186
PR EC INCT 1 87
PRE:C l NCT 188
PREC INCT 189
PREC INCT 190
PREC I NCT 1 9 1
PRE CINCT 192
PREC I NCT 193
PREC INCT 194
PRE CINCT 195
PRl:C I NCT 196
PRECI NCT 1 97
PRECINCT 198
PREC INCT 199
PRL.CI NCT 200
PREC INCT 201
PRECINCT 202
PRl:C INCT 203
PREC INCT 204
PRE CI NCT 205
PRl:CI NCT 206
TOTAL SUP DIST 4
STATtMtNT OF All VOTl:S CA,T AT f HE: GE~E:KAl ELECT I ON NOVf:M~E:R 3 , 197C PAGf: 64
COUNTY Mt: A SURE 5
ORU . Rl:f . OKU I NANCE:
T E: E c c
0 L l v v
T l l
A c c
l A A
p p s ,
v I I v v
0 T T c c
T A A
E N N
c
A y y
s E N E N
T s 0 s 0
280 148 108 BL 1 10
2 78 143 12 1 152 81
3 14 143 146 159 95
3 48 142 1 94 169 145
295 150 132 1 71 82
280 132 13 1 130 114
325 136 163 162 1 04
3 12 132 140 1 3 1 95
404 l S l 190 234 11 c
246 95 144 l l9 72
408 182 217 228 139
263 1 2~ 12 5 141 96
300 13 1 159 173 96
2 7 8 123 1 4.2 14b 85
223 95 115 119 74
232 1 07 l C4 96 84
330 1 5'1 148 153 12 e
195 90 9 1 84 58
241 100 116 113 84
314 144 165 185 102
267 152 108 142 90
239 121 103 112 85
204 at 110 113 63
7 5 3 1 42 35 23
252 96 148 124 109
246 108 126 113 100
235 104 117 89 86
425 2 15 1 9 7 242 132
358 166 180 209 103
290 1 2 7 1 54 1 81 8 1
2 12 105 101 128 60
24 9 117 129 139 87 .
123 3E 80 73 33
1 57 71 77 66 56
.
9 198 4523 4725
r. 2 15 13062
STATEMENT OF ALL VOTES CA5T AT THE GENERAL c l ECTlUN ~OVEMHER 3 1970 PAllt: 65
COUNTY Mt:A5UKl:S
OKO . Rt:F . ORD I NANCE
T E E c c
0 L L v v
T L L
A c c
L A A
p p s s
v I 1 v v
0 T T c c
T A A
E N N
c
A y v
s E N E N
T s 0 s 0
PRECINCT 201 388 15 189 148 177
PRECINCT 208 21 0 13 1 12 7 123 l O; '
PRECINCT 209 252 1 0 1 12'i 105 89
PRECINCT 2.10 276 115 141 120 106
PRECINCT 211 2 78 14( 12 7 134 l OS
PRECINCT 2 12 258 11: lll: 117 76 PRECINCT 213 276 13( 133 11 'i 12 1
PRE:CINCT 214 46'i 23t: 19L 2 Oi 156
PRt:C.INCT 15 304 141 131 118 11 0
PRECI"4CT 216 315 121 123 12 t: 92
PRE:CINCT 2 17 245 11 ~ 10( 9t: 78
PRt:CINCT 2 18 300 11 ~ 1 5~ l Ct: 126
PREC INCT 219 2 6'i 10 1 12.t 1 C3 104
PRECINCT 220 3 78 l 8t 150 1 3; 147
PREC INCT 221 366 20i 132 162 132
PRECINC.T 222 231 l C~ 105 112 71
PREC INCT 223 277 13l: 121 13'i 83
PRE:CINCT 224 296 14' 12 7 145 93
PRl:CINCT 225 233 9~ 110 9( 1 0 7
PRECINCT 226 245 1 0~ 114 l 05 d9
PRECINCT 227 314 15t 137 142 12 7
PRl:CINCT 2.28 342 1 56 146 150 12 5
PREC INCT 229 285 11 t: 13 1 109 104
PRECINCT 30 244 l OC 114 9 7 &2
PRECINCT 23 1 252 9~ 125 1 09 92
PREC I NCT 232 238 101 106 ae 84
PR EC INCT 2J3 284 11 t: 122 1C5 103
PRf:CINCT 234 207 9 1 71 Bl: 56
PRECINCT 235 258 11 L. 114 93 98
PRECINCT 236 258 11( 122 lll 100
PKECINCT 237 253 llE llC 114 90
PRtCINCT 238 341 15 c; 163 155 142
PRECINCT 239 334 14i 153 14 11 5
PRECINCT 240 198 94 77 7 68
PRECINCT 241 97 4 ; 41 35 37
PRE:CINCT 242 252 102 125 llC 1 0 7
PRECI NCT 243 113 5 34 42 30
PRECINCT 244 29 l ~ 11 1( 11
PRECI NCT 2 45 417 20 180 l 8t: 157
PRECINCT 246 2 19 10 1 111 103 82
PRE:CINCT 24 7 381 166 195 l 8t 144
PREC INCT 2 4 8 353 1 6~ 163 17C 11 )
PREC INCT 249 3 13 12( 177 138 132
PRECINCT 250 318 11 t 1 81 145 12 1
PRECI NCT 251 455 20~ 225 187 190
PRECI NCT 252 41 8 17 ~ 21S 187 174
PRECI NCT 253 502 223 249 241 185
PR ECINCT 254 253 1 01 140 121 94
PR EC INCT 255 3 43 15! 165 1 67 126
PREClNCT 256 304 1 2 ~ 1 6 1 119 147
PREC INCT 251 141 6 1 66 46 52
PRECI NCT 258 64 22 33 20 30
PREClNCT 259 252 1 0~ 126 c39 102
PREC I NCT 260 299 118 145 109 111
PRECIN CT 261 323 135 174 145 131
PRECINCT 262 255 1 3~ 92 95 86
PRECINCT 263 190 111 63 66 7 5
PRECINCT 264 326 11 i 140 125 114
PRECINCT 265 260 131 89 116 80
PREC INCT 266 287 110 117 111 89
PRECINCT 267 78 3 7 29 2 1 2 1
TOTAL SUP DI ST 5 l 6966 7783 7185
7554 0308
STATtMENT OF ALL VGTtS CAST AT THE GE ~ ERA L ELcCTION NOVEMBE:R 31 19 70 PAG t 66
COUNTY MEASURES
ORD . RE:F . ORD l NANCE
T E E c c
0 L L v v
T L L
A c c
L A A
p p s s
v I I v v
0 T T (, c
T A A
E N N
c
A y y
s E N E N
T s 0 s 0
TOTAL SUP DI ST l 1 52 23 8725 8099
15535 41 99 .
TOTAL SUP DI ST 2 ~ 0864 l 1795 l 0330
71 3 1 5 82 6
TOTAL SUP DIST 3 ' 1027 1 12 096 l 1114 ~
8 057 6 12 4
TOTAL SUP OIST 4 9 19 8 4 523 4725
!t 2 15 t3 062
TOTAL SUP DI ST 5 1 6 966 7783 71 85
7554 6308
SUB TOTALS E 3 278 4 4 ;22 4 1453
3 24 92 2 15 5 1 9
ABSENT EE TOTAL S 3747 1993 1 8 66
1391 1 042
GRAND TOTALS E 7 025 4 6 9 15 4 1331 9
3 3883 2 6 561
.
.
STATEMENT OF ALL VOTES CAST AT THE Gl:NERAL ELECT lGN NOVEMBE:R 3 , 197C PA(,t: 67
COUNTY MEASURES CONTINUE:O
GOLl:TA SCH . 80. MEMBER BC:.f\0 MEA5URE
T A B tJ p s w 5 s
0 L L (, H T H ,. M
T v 0 A I u I J J
A A I L L A s u u
L R s p L R T H H
A I I T 0 s s
v D N p N
0 0 E s
T
E
c
A y
s E: N
T s G
PRECINCT 001 217
PRECINCT 002 325
PRECINCT 003 292
PRECINCT 004 371
PRECINCT 005 257
PRECINCT 006 334
PRECINCT 007 254
PRECINCT 008 336
PRECINCT 009 256
PRECINCT 010 425
PRECINCT 011 403
PRECINCT 012 386
PRECINCT 013 296
PRECINCT 014 272
PRECINCT 015 422
PRECINCT 016 369
PRECINCT 017 280
PRECINCT 018 385
PRECINCT 019 463
PRECINCT 020 473
PRECINCT 021 340
PRECINCT 022 311
PRECINCT 023 408
PRECINCT 024 406
PRECINCT 025 72
PRECINCT 026 108
PRECINCT 027 362
PRECINCT 02d 357
PRECINCT 029 372
PRECINCT 030 310
PRECINCT 031 388
PRECINCT 032 438
PREC INCT 033 418
PRECINCT 034 386
PRECINCT 035 302
PRECINCT 036 354
PRECINCT 037 393
PRECINCT 038 335
PRECINCT 039 36.t;
PRECINCT 040 314
PRECINCT 041 419
PRECINCT 042 212
PRECINCT 043 360
PRECINCT 044 307
PRECINCT 045 291
TOTAL SUP DIST l l 5223
STATEMENT OF ALL VOfE5 CA~T AT THE GE"'ERAL ELECT ION NOVEMBE:R 3, 1970 PAGt 08
COUNTY ME: A SUKE S CON TI NUED
GOLETA SCH. BO . MEMBER BCf\D tJEASU~E
T A B M p s w s s
0 L L c H l H , ,
T v u A I u I J J
A A I L L A s u u
l R s p l R T H h
A I I T 0 s s
v D N p N
0 0 E s
T
E
c
A y
- s E f\ T s c
PRECINCT 046 287
PRECINCT 047 298
PREClNCT 048 201
PRECINCT 049 270
PRECINCT 050 286
PRECINCT 051 192 PRECINCT 052 343
PRECINCT 053 320
PRECINCT 054 267
PRECINCT 055 178
PRECINCT 056 215
PRECINCT 057 357
PRtClNCT 058 389
PRECINCT 059 307
PRECINCT 060 275
PRECINC.T 061 240
PRECINCT 062 276
PRECINCT 063 354
PRECINCT 064 297
PRECINCT 065 226
PRECINCT 066 347
PRECINCT 067 354
PRECINCT 068 364
PRECINCT 069 277
PRECINCT 070 255
PRECINCT 071 325
PRtCINCT 072 282
PRECINCT 073 338
PRECINCT 074 324
PkE:CINCT 075 241
PRt:CINCT 076 257
PRECINCT 077 304
PRECINCT 078 348
PRECINCT 079 309
PRECINCT 080 338
PRECINCT 081 274
PRECINCT 082 249
PRECINCT 083 221
PRECINCT 084 306
PRECINCT 085 237
PRECINCT 086 236
PRECINCT 087 271
PRECINCT 088 289
PRECINCT 089 258
PRECINCT 090 288
PRECINCT 091 302
PRECINCT 092 349
PRECINCT 093 284
PRECINCT 094 405
PRECINCT 095 477
PRECINCT 096 367
PRECINCT 097 388
PRECINCT 098 284
PRECINCT 099 294
PRECINCT 100 350
PRtCINCT 101 350
PRECINCT 102 337
PRECINCT 103 366
PRECINCT 104 304
PRECINCT 105 327
PRECINCT 106 304
PRE:CINCT 107 323 PRECINCT 108 498
P.RECINCT 109 399
PRECINCT 110 355
PRECINCT 111 207
PRECINCT 112 433
PRECINCT 113 285
TOTAL SUP DIST 2 ~ 0864
PRECINCT 114
PRECINCT 115
PRECINCT llo
PRECINCT 117
PRECINCT 118
PRECINCT 119
PRECINCT 120
PRECINC.T lLl
PRECINCT 122
PRECINCT 123
PKECINCT 124
PREC INCT 125
PRECINCT 126
PRECINCT 127
PRECINCT 128
PRt:CINCT 1L9
PRECINCT 130
PRECINCT 131
PRECINCT 132
PRECINCT 133
PRECINCT 134
PRECINCT 135
PRECINCT 136
PRECINl.T 137
PRECINCT 138
PRECINCT 139
PRECINCT 140
Pl{EC,INCT 141
PRECINCT 142
PRECINCT 143
PRECINCT 144
PRECINCT 145
PRECINCT 146
PRECINCT 147
PRECINCT 148
PRECINCT 149
PRtCINCT 150
PRECINCT 151
PRECINCT 152
PRECINCT 153
PRECINl.T 154
PRECINCT 155
PRECINCT 156
PRECINC.T 157
PRECINCT 158
PRECINCT l 59
PRECINCT 160
PRECINCT 161
PRECINCT 162
PRECINCT 163
PKECINCT 164
PRECINCT 165
PRECINCT 166
Pt{EClNCT 167
PRECINCT 168
PRE:CINCT 169
PRECINCT 170
PRECINCT 171
PRECINCT 172
OTAL ~UP DIST 3
STATEMENT OF ALL VOTt~ CAST AT
COUNTY ME:A5U~ES C.uNTlNUtO
GOLETA SCH. BO . Ml:MBER
T A B M P S W
0 L L C H T H
T V 0 A I U 1
A A ILL AS
L R S P L R T
A I l T 0
V 0 N P N
O O E S
T
E
c
A
s
T
257
410
304
383
403
289
334
213
157
432
447
382
378
445
458
481
374
41
372
478
383
396
351
303
~29
356
290
329
405
322
332
339
294
413
435
358
418
372
315
400
312
246
331
376
274
419
414
317
459
313
364
108
188
464
338
333
374
310
256
21
2
3
2
1
31
l
l
l
l
18
15
22
20
17
l
2
21
21
34
3
2
2
4C
4
22
3
56
30
2~
29
2
2
34
2
29
42
19
3C
1 ;
31
9
85 7 48
lOC 82 41
93 b2 43
91 5 37
105 61 51
93 1 47
121 5 27
124 5 23
i6 5 23
130 39 39
184 68 20
109 49 36
120 69 30
110 58 34
101 4 27
160 103 49
116 57 21
113 51 28
97 52 30
83 7; 37
89 47 16
68 63 27
91 57 24
60 55 25
; 8 93 42
115 82 37
101 66 34
106 65 51
67 63 54
28 38 99
26 54 128
26 47 89
22 21 82
29 64 94
34 45 117
21 3 82
82 62 56
98 63 39
77 47 33
78 90 71
65 56 31
79 67 35
25 16 11
66 107
69 102
55 66
61 98
81 105
7C 113
64 187
4S 88
96 107
67 67
62 97
81 66
70 81
52 65
38 61
88 93
49 87
26 43
49 68
55 105
38 77
54 67
46 12
52 64
45 74
43 93
48 73
42 91
34 66
24 66
40 57
22 51
30 38
29 47
32 63
23 57
59 96
64 90
45 77
56 98
49 76
45 91
16 38
102 7 716 19 74 428
1074 533 183
TH t GENERAL tll:CTION NOVEMBE~ 3 , 1970
BC.t\D
s,.,
J
lJ
s
y
E
s
MEASURE:
s
fol
J
u
H
s
~
c
PAGl: 69
.
PRECINCT 173
PRECINCT 174
PRECINCT 175
PRECINCT 176
PRECINCT 177
PRECINCT 178
PRECINCT 179
PRECINCT 180
PRt:CINCT ldl
PRECINCT 182
PRf:CINCT 183
PRECINCT 184
PRECINCT 185
PRECINCT 186
PRECINCT 187
PRECINCT 188
PRECINCT 189
PRECINCT 190
PRECINCT 191
PREClNCT 192
PR EC INCT 193
PRECINCT 194
PRECINCT 195
PRECINCT 196
PRECINCT 197
PREC.lNCT 198
PRECINCT 199
PRECINCT 200
PRECINCT 201
PRECINCT 202
PRECINCT 203
PREC INCT 204
PRECINCT 205
PRl:C.INCT 206
STAlE:MENT OF ALL VOTES CAST AT
CuUNTY Mt:A~URE~ CuNTINUf:O
GO L E TA SC H B D
T
0
T
A
L
v
0
T
E
c
A
s
T
280
278
31Lj
348
295
280
325
312
40Lj
246
408
263
300
278
223
232
330
195
241
314
267
239
204
75
252
246
235
425
358
290
212
249
123
157
A
L
v.
A
R
A
D
0
t3 M p
L c H
0 A 1
I L L
s p L
I I
N p
E s
ME:t-'btR
s w
T H .
u I
A 5
R T
T 0
l'4
TOTAL SUP DIST 4 9198
THt: GENERAL t:LECT ION NOVEMBt:R
.
BCf'.D
s
"J
u
H
s
y
E
s
f-IEA~URE
s
M
J
u
H
s
N
0
3 , 1970 PAGE: 70
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STATEMENT OF ALL VOTt5 CAST AT THt: GENERAL ELECT ION NOVtMBtR 3, 197v PAut 71
CIJUNlY MEASURl~ CuN TlNUEO
GOLETA SCH . BO . ME:Ml:3ER t3Cf\L t-' E ASU ~E
T A B M p s " s s
0 L L c H T H " ,
T v 0 A J u I J J
A A I L L A s u u
L R s p L R T h H
A I I T 0 s s
v 0 N p N
0 0 E s
T
E
c
A y
s E N
T s 0
PRECINCT 207 388 275 113
PRE:CINCT 208 2 70 214 53
PRECINCT 209 252 178 12 - PRECINCT 2 10 276 197 75
PREC INCT 2 11 278 190 87
- PRECINCT 212 258 188 64 PKECINC.T 213 276 202 69
PREC INCT 2 14 464 326 136
PRECINCT 215 304 160 135
PREC INCT 216 315 195 105
PRECINCT 217 245 141 101
PRECINCT 218 300 159 133
PRECINCT 219 264 130 125
PRECINCT 220 378 2 10 161
PRECINCT 221 366 2J0 134
PREC INCT 222 231 177 48
PRECINCT 223 277 185 88
PRECINCT l.24 296 173 121
PRECINCT 225 233 162 64
PRECINCT 226 245 177 60
PRECINCT l.21 31~ 215 93
PRECINCT 228 342 231 93
PREC INCT 229 285 187 88
PRE:C.INCT 230 244 163 74
PRECINCT 231 252 173 73
PRECINCT 232 238 158 74
PRECINCT 233 284 185 95
PRECINCT 234 207 127 73
PRECINCT 235 258 146 103
PRECINCT 236 258 179 75
PRECINCT 237 253 165 8 1
PRtCINCT 238 341 255 85
PRt:CINCT 239 334 207 120
P~ECINCT 240 198 130 60
PRECINCT 241 97 52 43
PRECINCT 242 252 187 61
PRECINCT 243 113 59 46
PRECINCT 244 29 18 11
PRECINCT 245 417 279 134
PREC INCT 246 2 19 172 45
PRECINCT 247 381 276 101
PRECINCT 248 353 207 139
PRECINCT 249 313 208 103
PR EC INCT 250 318 246 69
PRECINCT 251 455 308 145
PRECINCT 252 418 266 147
PRECINCT 253 502 328 168
PRECINCT 254 253 159 88
PRECINCT 255 343 227 114
PRECINCT 2 56 304 214 88
- PRECINCT 257 141 67 69
PRECINCT 258 64 30 34
PRECINCT 259 252 158 87
PRt:C.INCT 260 299 163 129
PRcCINCT 261 323 200 120
PRECINCT 2.62 255 127 121
PRECINCT 263 190 87 100
PRECINCT 264 326 172 148
PRECINCT 265 260 158 89
PRECINCT 266 287 154 124
PRECINCT 267 78 41 37
TOTAL SUP DI ST 5 l 6966 l )959
691
STATEMENT OF All VuTES CAST AT THE GENE:RAL EltCTION NOVEMBE:R 3, 1970 PAul 72
COU~TY Mt A SURt: S C GN TI NUE:O
GOLElA SCH . BO . ME:MBE:R i3Gl\O MEASURE
T A B M p s w s s
0 L L c H T H "' M
T v 0 A I u I J J
A A I L L A s l.J u
L R s p l R T H H
A I I T 0 s s
I v D N p N
0 0 E s
T
E
c
A y
s E N
T s 0
TOTAL SUP Ol~T l l 5223
TOTAL SUP DIST 2 ~ 0864
TOTAL SUP DIST 3 ~ 1027 3716 1 97'4 13428
l 07'4 12533 2183
TOTAL SUP CIST 4 9198
TOTAL SUP DIST 5 ) 6966 l J959
691
SUB TOTALS t 3278 3716 19 7'4 ~428 1 959
107.ii 12533 2183 )691
ABS ENT EE TOT Al S 3747 86 9t 69 269
4t: 7~ 60 lL5
GRAND TOTALS E 7025 3802 20 /2 13497 l . 228
111 ~ 2612 243 )816
Ozena Precinct 6
Ventura County 1: 234 10
. 826
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STATEMENT OF All VOTES CA~T AT THE GENERAL ELECTION NOVcM~EK 3 , 197~ PAGE 13
SUPPLEMENT -- IrcMS Uf MAJUR 11\cTEREST. GOVERNOR , u. s. SENATOR ,
PROPOSITIONS l , 1 0 ANO 1 8 .
T R u R s M T R s p p p p p p
0 E N 0 H u lJ I c R R R R R R
T A R M f; R t'4 p H 0 0 c c u 0
A G u 0 A p N l E p p p p p p
l A H R H E E E
N E v y y R
v R l l l l l l
0 0 0 B 8
T A
E G
A
c I
A R D p A R D A p f N y y
s E E I I E E I I 0 5 t N E N
T p M f I p M I F R T s 0 s 0
CARPINTER IA 1 876 771 16 775 12 374 132. 852
1 030 26 l 043 6 . 16 1 667 753
SANT A BARBARA ~ 7698 1 1365 183 l 12100 - 224 )250 l )7 75 l ) 710
l ~17 6 46'4 l 4481 3 15 1 ~201 l ) 4 20 l 3386
LOMPOC 6018 2 130 5 1 t2900 68 !56 2696 ~880
13 741 35 ~963 19 3814 2293 l551
SA~T A MAR IA 9753 13459 89 46 77 69 2633 t 5 l1 55e2
bOO~ 6 '4 4805 28 495 3112 2994
GUADALUPE 547 276 5 183 5 134 2. 13 Z51
24 7 5 342 2 12 161 175
GRANO TOTALS I. 5892 J 8001 34'4 2 0635 378 ~9 47 l ~933 l. )275
2 bl 9~ 59'4 2 t3 64 368 2 3943 l )653 l ~859 '
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STATE OF CALIFOIN!.A
COUNTY OF SANTA BARBARA
1. J. E. LEWIS,
SEAi
I
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CKHil'ICATE 01' COUNTY CLDK TO RESULT OF THE CANVASS
or GENUAJ. EI.BCTION RETURNS
\
ss.
County Clerk of aaid Co\U'lty, do hereby certify that, in pursuance of
the provisions of Section 1~401 of the Elections Code and of the
resolution of the Board of Supervisors of aaid County. heretofore adopted
and entered upon the minutes of aaid Board, I did canvass the returns
of the vote cast in the 36th Assembly District in said County, at the
General Election held on November 3, 1970, for elective public offices,
and for and against each measure submitted to the vote of voters, and
that the Statement of the Vote Cast, to which this certificate is
attached, shows the whole number of votes cast in said Assembly District
in said County and the whole number of votes caat for each candidate
and for and against each measure in said Assembly District in said
County and in each o f the respective precincts therein, and that
the totals of the respective colnms and the totals as shown for
each candidate and for and against each measure are full, t~ue and
correct.
111
WITNESS MY HAND AND OFFICIAL SF.AL THIS / 9 Chay of
s, count
1970
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November 23, 1970
As shown by said statement, the following are declared elected
to the offices as designated for 4-year terms commencing January 4, 1971:
Charles F. Catterlin, Supervisor, Second District .
John W. Carpenter, Sheriff-Coroner .
The following judiciary officers having duly filed their nomination
papers for the June 2, 1970 Primary Election, and there being no opposition
and no petitions filed for write-in either at the June 2, 1970 Primary
or November 3, 1970 General Election, it is hereby declared by this Board
that said judiciary officers be, and they are hereby, declared elected for
six - ~e ar terms commencing the fourth day of January, 1971 :
Judge of the Superior Court:
Marion A. Smith
John T. Rickard
Floyd C. Dodson
Arden T. Jensen
Judge of the Justice Court:
James L. Pattillo - Montecito-Carpinteria
Terrill F. Cox - Lompoc
This Board further declares the results of the two local propositions,
as follows:
Referendum of Santa Barbara County Ordinance
No . 2084 (El Capitan)
Proposed Civil Service Ordinance
Yes 33, 883
No 46,915
Yes 43,319
No 26,561
In accordance with the Certificates of the County Clerk, the
following school measures were consolidat ed on the General Election ballot,
as follows:
Declaration of results of Member of the Governing Board,
Goleta Union School District Election - November 3, 1970
General Election:
Member
Henry Alvarado
Jean W. Blois
LaWDence L. McAlpine
David T. Phillips
Marvin H. Stuart
Janice J . Whiston
Votes Received
1116
3802
2612
2072
2243
3497
Declaration of Results of the Bond Proposition of the Santa Maria
Joint Union High School District - November 3, 1970 General Election:
Bond Proposition: Shall the Santa Maria Joint Union High School
' District be authorized to i ssue and sell bonds in the principal
amount of $5,600,000.00 to bear interest at a rate not to
exceed 7% per annum, for the purpose of providing funds for
the following purposes: The building or purchasing of school
buildings; the making of alterations or additions to the
school building or buildings other than such as may be
necessary for current maintenance, operation or repair; the
supplying of school buildings and grounds with furniture,
equipment or necessary apparatus of a permanent nature; the
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Expression of
Appreciation
by Board to
Participants
in 3rd Annual
Youth Govt.
Conference.
November 23, 1970
permanent improvement of the school grounds ; the demolition or razing of any
school building with the i ntent to replace it with another school building
whether in the same location or any other location; and the carrying out of
the projects and purposes authorizedin 15811 of the State Education Code
(sewers and drains)?
Santa Barbara County
Ozena Precinct, Ventura County
Yes 11,228
Yes 6
No
No
5, 816
10
Six precincts were manually counted and the results were found to
be the same as the results tabulated by the votronics ballot counters and the
IBM Corporation.
Total Registration
Total Vote Cast
Percentage
113,762
87,025
76.5%
In the Matter of Express ion of Appreciation on Behalf of the Board
of Supervisors to Cormnittee, Department Heads and Personnel Participating in
Third Annual Youth in Government Conference .
Upon motion of Supervisor Tunnell, seconded by Supervisor Grant, and
carried unanimously, it is ordered that the Clerk transmit a letter of appreciation,
on behalf of the Board of Supervisors, to the committee, department heads
including the Chairman, Clifford C. Romer, Chief Probation Officer, and other
personnel who participated in the very successful third annual Youth in Govern-
ment Conference held in Santa Barbara Monday and Tuesday, November 16-17, 1970.
Also, a special thanks to the Santa Maria Barbecue Committee who
came from Santa Maria to put on the bar becue for the students .
ATTEST:
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Upon motion the Board adjourned sine die .
The foregoing Minutes are hereby approved .