Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara
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Book 34
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Board of Supervisors of the COunty of Santa Barbara, State of
_ California, April 7th, 1947, at _10 o '_clock,_ a. m. Present:
Supervisors C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford,
R. B. McClellan, T. A. Twitchell, and J. E. Lewis, Clerk.
Supervisor C. W. Bradbury in the Chair.
The minutes of the special meeting of March 31st, 1947, were read and
In t.he Matter of Acceptance of Bid for t he Ins talling, Maintaining and
Acceptance
of Bid for
Installing,
Maintaining
and Servic1
L1fhting
System for
Goleta Light
ing District
Servicing
g
of a Lighting System for t he Golet a Lighting District.
y"'Resolut ion No. 7196
Abandonment
of San Anton o
Road - Third
Road Distric
Guaranteeing
Payment of
Taxes, Oceon
Oaks Subdivision
,
WHEREAS, on February 4th, 1947, the Gol et a Lighting District of Santa Barbara
County was established; and
WHEREAS, on March 10th, 1947, the Board of Supervisors adopt ed Resolution
No. 7141 calling f or bids for installing and mainta i ning t he lighting system of said
District, and servicing the same as provided by Section 19150 of t he Health and Safety
Code of the State of Calif ornia; and
WHEREAS, publication was made in the Santa Barbara News-Press, a newspaper of
general circulation, of . the notice calling for bids; and
WHEREAS, the Sout hern Ca lifornia Edison Company, Ltd., has submitted a bid in
accordance with said r esolut ion c alling for bids
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDERED AND RESOLVED that t he contract for the installation,
Maintenance, and servicing of a street light ing system in the s aid Goleta Lighting
District, be, and the s ame is her eby, awarded to the. Southern Cal ifornia Edison
Company, Ltd., in aocordance with said.bid provid1ng.for:
6 -
2 -
l -
4 -
2500
4ooo
4ooo
4ooo
l - 10000
l - 10000
Lumens
"
"
"
II
"
series - all night
" " "
" II II
" II If
II " "
" "
l - 300 Watt-multipl e - all night
1 - Multiple sw1toh1ng point
1 - Series "
Bracket type r efractor units
" "
Mast Arm 11
Center Suspension type
" " "
Mast Arm type
" " II
Service to be billed under Southern California Edison Company, Ltd., schedule
LSl. Annual char ge to be $594.96.
Passed and adopted by the Board-of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 7th day of April, 1947, by the f ollowing vote, to wit:
Ayes: c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherf ord, R. B. McClellan
and T. A. Twitchell
Nays: None Absent: None
In the Matter of the Abandonment of San Antonio Road, Third Road District.
The above entitled matter is her eby r ef erred t o the District Attorney and the
.
Goleta Cemetery District r elative to the Granting of easement for public utilities pipe
lines.
In the Ma-tt-er- of Bond Guaranteeing Payment of Taxes, Ocean Oaks Subdivision. - - - -- ---
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that a certified check
1n the amount of t215.9g be, and the same is hereby, accepted as a cash bond guaranteein
2
Anprovel of
T nal l.fap of
.,.,.ce t1n 0 ?cks
ubdiv i sl '"'n
/
Designating
Ocean Oaks
Road
./
Communic ~tion
Re: M"mergency
Zoning Ordinance
-
Carpinteria
I
payment of current year taxes
.
In the Matter of the Approva~ of the Final Map of Ocean Oaks Subdivision.
. .
~ Resolution No. 1197
. . . .
WHEREAS, the final record of survey map in the above named subdivision has
been presented to this Board of Supervisors for approval; and
WHEREAS, said subdivision le l'lithin the County of Santa Barbara and outside
the limits of any incorporated city; and
WHEREAS, the tentative map of said subdivision has heretofore been conditionally
approved by the Planning Commission and the Board of Supervisors; and
WHEREAS, the final subdivision map was approved by the Santa Barbara County
Planning Commission on March. 26th, 1947; and
WHEREAS, said final map complies with all the requirements of law and complie
with the conditional approval of said tentative map, and conforms in respect to design,
to said tentative map.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDERED AND RESOLVED that said final map. of the Ocean
Oaks Subdivision, as prepared by Penfield and Smith, Engineers, be, and the same is
hereby, approved for subdivision purposes in accordance with the conditional approval
of said tentative map, and the Clerk is ordered to execute his certificate on said map
showing said approval, upon the filing by Raymond A. Doell and Mabel L. Doell, the
subdividers, . of a good and sufficient bond guaranteeing the construction of Ocean Oaks
Road in accordance with approved specifications, and the providing of necessary drainag
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara
State of California, this 7th day of April, 1947, by the following vote, to wit:
Ayes: C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan
and T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Designating Ocean Oaks Road.
ORD-ER
WHEREAS, the Board of Supervisors has this date approved the final map for
the Ocean Oaks Subdivision, First Dist rict, Santa Barbara County, California; and
WHEREAS, a road is to be constructed running North from Foothill Road through
said Ocean Oaks Subdivision; and
WHEREAS, it is to the best interest of public travel that said road be
designated by name.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDERED AND RESOLVED that that certain road running
North from Foothill Road through the Ocean Oaks Subdivision, First Road District, Santa
Barbara County, California, be, and the same is hereby, designated as Ocean Oaks Road.
In the Matter of Communications Relative to.An-Emergency Zoning Ordinance in
the Vicinity of Carpinteria.
The State Department of Public Works requested consideration be given the
matter of zoning property along Route 2 in the vicinity of Route 151 relative to any
form of development that would cause major concentration of motor vehicles along the
State highway.
The petition of M. D. Knapp, et al, for the establishment of an emergency
ordinance; and the petition ~f Mrs. Evelyn Manning, et al., against the passage of an
emergency zoning ordinance in the vicinity of Carpinteria were presented to the Board
J. F. Goux appeared before the Board stating that if the ordinance wa.a sound
on its own merits it should be passed by the Plsnning Commission regardless of whether
Communicetio,.
April 7th, 1947
it was an emergency ordinance or not.
Percy C. Heckendorf appeared and endorsed the recommendation of the Planning
Commission against the adoption of an emergency zoning ordinance.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the recommendation
of the Planning Commission, that no emergency ordinance be passed, be, and the same is
hereby, confirmed.
In the Matter of Communication from Alyce and Alfred A. Brooks Relative to the
Removal of a Street Cer in the First District.
The above entitled matter was ordered placed on file.
Endorsement In the Matter of Endorsement of Assembly Bill 2og2 Relative to State Assistance
of Assembly
Bill 20S2 ./' Creating County Agricultural Centers.
Resolution No. 719g
WHEREAS, the County of Santa Barbara has within its boundaries rich and
productive agricultural lands; and
WHEREAS, the progress and development of Santa Ba.rbara County is greatly i
dependent upon agricultural resources; and
WHEREAS, it would be to the best interests of the people of the County of
Santa Barbara to create County Agricultural Centers to provide laboratory and research
facilities for the advancement of agricultural science. __
.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDERED AND RESOLVED that the Santa Barbara County
representatives in the California State Legislature be, and they are hereby, requested
to vote favorably upon the passage of Assembly Bill 2og?, as amended, in order to
provide State assistance in the creating of Cou~ty Agricultural Centers.
BE IT FURTHER ORDERED AND RESOLVED that a copy of this resolution, showing
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unanimous endorsement of Assembly Bill 2og2, together with amendments, be forwarded to
Assemblyman Alfred W. Robertson and Senator Clarence C. Ward.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this. 7th day of April, 19~7, by the following vote, to wit:
Ayes: c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None
.
Absent: None
Application In the Matter of the Application of t he Whitehead Estate to Lay Pipeline,
to Lay Pipeline
- First First District.
District
/ Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that a permit be, and
Sale of Tax
Deeded
Property by
Tax Collecto
/
.
the same is hereby, granted the Whitehead Estate to lay 1200 fe et of pipeline along
Romero Canyon Road, upon the posting of a _$500.oo bond. - -
And be it further ordered that the Chairman and Clerk be, and they are hereby,
authorized to execute said permit on behalf of the County of Santa Barbara.
In the Matter of the Sale of Tax D ~ eded Proper ~y by the County Tax Collector.
Resolution No. 7199
Pursuant to a notice of intention to sell at public auction certain tax
deeded properties and request for approval thereof filed with this Board of Supervisors
by the Tax Collector of Santa Barbara County, April 1, 1947, it is resolved that
approv.al be and it is hereby granted for said sale as set forth in the said notice and
the said tax collector is h~reby directed to sell the property as provided by law for
a sum not less than the minimum price set forth in this resolution.
The parcel or parcels of property that are the subject of this resolution are
deeded to the State of California for delinquent taxes and are situated in the County
of Santa Barbar8 , State of California, being more particularly described as follows:
County.
Sold to the State June 29, 1935, for taxes of 1934, Sale No. 932
Deeded to State July 1, 1940, Deed No. 22
Recorded in Volume 535 of Official Records, Page 22, Records of Santa Barbara
Description of Property
Westwood Oaks, Lot 17, Block G, City of Santa Barbara
According to official map
Minimum Price $190.00
The foregoing resolution was duly passed and adopted by the Board of Superviso s
of Santa Barbara County, the 7th day of .April, 1947.
Sale of Tax
Deeded Proper y
by Tax Collec or
In the Matter of the Sale of Tax Deeded Property by the County Tax Collector.
Resolution No. 7200
./
Pursuant to a notice of intention to sell at public auction certain tax deeded
properties and request for approval thereof filed with t his Board of Supervisors by the
Tax Collector of Santa Barbara County, April 1, 1947, it is resolved that approval be
and it is hereby granted for said sale as set forth in the said notice and the said
tax collector is hereby directed to sell the property as pnovided by law for a sum not
less than the minimum price set forth in this resolution.
The parcel or parcels of property that are the subject of this resolution are
deeded to the State of California for delinquent taxes and are situated in the County
of Santa Barbara, State of California, being more particularly described as follows:
County.
Sold to the State June 29, 1934, for taxes of 1933, Sale No. 1563
Deeded to State July 1, 1939, Deed No. 116
Recorded in Volume 474 of Official Records, Page 30, Records of Santa Barbara
Description of Property
Westwood Oaks, Lot 12, Block D, City of Santa Barbara
According to official map
Minimum Price $250.00
The fore going resolution was duly passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors
of Santa Barbara County, the 7th day of April, 1947.
Sale of Tax
Deeded Proper y
by Tax Collec or
In the Matter of the Sa-le of Tax Deeded Property by the County Tax Collector .
~ Resolution No. 7201
./
Pursuant to a notice of intention to sell at public auction certain tax deede
properties and request for approval thereof filed with this Board of Supervisors by the
Tax Collector of Santa Barbara County, April 1, 1947, it is resolved that approval be
and it is hereby granted for said sale as set forth in the said notice and the said
tax collector is hereby directed to sell the property as provided by law for a sum not
less than the minimum price set forth in this resolution.
The parcel or parcels of property that are the subject of this resolution are
deeded to the State of California for delinquent taxes and are situated in the County
of Santa Barbara, State of California, being more particularly described as follows:
County.
Sold to the State June 29, 1934, for taxes of 1933, Sale No. 1564
Deeded to State July 1, 1939, Deed No. 117
Recorded in Volume 474 of Official Records, Page 31, Records of Santa Barbara
,
April 7th, 1947
Description of Property
Lot 13, Block D, Westwood Oaks, City of Santa Barbara
According to official map
Minimum Price $250.00
\
The foregoing r esolution was duly passed and adopted by the Board of Superviso e
of Santa Barbara County, the 7th day of April, 1947.
Sale of Tax
Deeded Prope ty
by Tax Colle tor
In the Matter.of the Sale of Tax Deeded Property by the County Tax Collector.
_ Resolution No. 7202.
y
Crossing Gua
at Los Alamo
School.
Pursuant to a notice of intention to sell at public auction certain tax
deeded properties and request for approval thereof filed with this Board of Supervisors
by the Tax Colle~tor of Santa Barbara County, April 1, 1947, it is resolved that approv
be and it is hereby granted for said sale as set forth in the said notice and the said
tax collector is hereby directed to s ell the property as provided by law for a sum not
less than the minimum price set forth in this r esolution.
The parcel or parcels of property that are the subject of this resolution
are deeded to the State of California for delinquent taxes and are situated in the Count
of Santa Barbara, State of California, being more particularly described as follows:
County.
Sold to the State June 29, 1932, for taxes of 1931, Sale No. 11g3
Deeded to State July 1, 1937, Deed No. 121
Recorded in Volume 412 of Official Records, Page g4, Records of Banta Barbara
Description of Property
Fair Acres on Mesa, Lot 3g, City of Santa Barbara
.
According to official map.
Minimum Price $500.00
The foregoing resolution was duly passed and adopted by the Board of
Supervisors of Santa Barbara County the 7th day of Apri l, 1947.
In the Matter of Crossing Guard at the Los Alamos School.
V""" Resolution No. 720) .
WHEREAS, it appears necessary and proper to station a crossing guard on
Highway U.S. No. 101 in the vicinity of the Los Alamos Union School, in the County of
.
Santa Barbara, in order to provide for the safety of the pupils attending said Union
School when crossing said Highway on their way to and from school; and
WHEREAS, it .appears advisable to provide for said crossing guard pursuant to
the procedure established by Section 7g2 of the Vehicle Code,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that the Department of Motor
Vehicles of the State of . California, ' be, and it is hereby; requested to secure a cross-
.
ing guard and station said crossing guard in the vicinity of the Los Alamos School on
Highway U.S. No. 101, and that the Department establish the wage and salary of said
crossing guard and that said compensation be deducted by the Department, or its agency,
from the share of the County of Santa Barbara that would otherwise be apportioned to it
from the Motor Vehicle Fund.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that said crossing guard on Highway U.S. No. 101 be
maintained at the Los Alamos Union School in the vicinity of said school building, at
such place as the Department deems affords the greatest safety to the pupils using srune.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, t his 7th day of April, 1947, by the f ollowing vote, to wit:
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Communication
I
Communication
Re : ~Jigh t
Lighting
Facilities at
Santa Maria
Airport. ./
Ayes: C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Co-mmunication from Sou-thwest A-ir-ways Company Relative to
Night Lighting Facilities at the Santa Barbara Municipal Airport.
The above entitled matter is hereby referred to the City Airport Commission.
In the Matter of Communicetion .!._rom the Southwest Airways Company Relative to
Night Lighting Facilities at the Santa Maria Airport.
Upon motion, duly seoonded and carried, it is ordered that the Southwest
Airways Company be, and they are hereby, permitted the addition of two night flights to
their schedule with the proviso that they make the necessary repairs to the lighting
facilities, plus payment of the power used for the lighting.
Meetings of In the Matter of M~.!.iEgs of the State Supervisors ~~irectors and Legislative
StatP Supervisors
' Committee Meetings.
Directors and
Legislative Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that members of the
Com11itt 0 e
Meetings . Board be, and they are hereby, authorized to attend meetings of the State Supervisors'
v Directors and Legislative Committee meetings in Sacramento, April 16th through April
lSth, 194-7.
Applicat\on
to Lay Pipeline
- Third
District
Amending
Resolution
No. 7013 ./
~n the Matter of the Ap~ication of Ale~ Irvine to Lay Pipeline, Third Distric
Upon motion, duly s econded and carried, it is ordered that a permit be, and th
same is hereby, granted Alex Irvine to lay a water pipeline 250 feet North of the curve
in Grove Lane, Third District, upon the posting of a $250.00 bond.
In the Matter of Amending Resolution No. 7013, as Amended, Governing Compensation
of the Planning and Pubil.ic Works Department.
~ Resolution No. 7204- t
WHEREAS, it appears necessary and proper to amend Resolution No. 7013, as
amended, governing the compensation of the employees of the Planning and Public Works
Department,
NOW, THEREroRE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that, effective forthwith, said
r esolution be and the same is hereby amended by adding following the words and figures:
"? Senior Draftsman 225.00 per month", the following words and figures:
7a Senior Draftsman 225.00 per month"
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that certified copies of this resolution be forwarded
to the Auditor, District Attorney and Director of Planning and Public Works.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 7th day of April, 194-7, by the following vote:
Ayes: c. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell.
Noes: None Absent: None
. .
Specif ice.tic a In the Matter of Specifications for the Reconstruction of a Portion of a
for Reconstruction
of Timber Pile Bent Trestle Bridge Over the Santa Maria River on Suey Crossing Road, Santa
a Portion of
a Timber Pil
BPnt Trestlf"
Br idge Over
Santa Maria
Riv Pr
Barbara County, California April, 194-7.
. . v Resolution No. 7205 -
WHEREAS, the County Surveyor, pursuant to the order of this Board of
Supervisors made pursuant to section 1071 of the Streets & Highways Code, has filed this
day with this Board of Supervisors certain "Specifications for the Reconstruction of a
Portion of a Timber Pile Bent Trestle Bridge Over the Santa Maria River on Suey Crossing
April 7th, 1947.
Road, Santa Barbara. County, California, April, 1947," including profiles, cross-sections,
plane and specifications,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED AND ORDERED as f ollows:
1. That said specifications be and the same ar e her eby approved and ratified
and confirmed.
2. That pursuant to Division II, Part 7, Chapter l, Article 2 of the Labor
Code of the State of California, the Board of Supervisors hereby ascertains the general
prevailing rate of per diem wages in the locality in which the public work covered by
said specifications is to be perf ormed f or each type or craft of work.man needed to
execute the contract proposed to be awarded for the project cover ed by said specificatio s,
as follows:
Skilled Labor .
Painter
Carpenter
Heavy Duty Repairman
Tractor Driver
Tractor Driver (16 cubic yards, water l evel capacity or more)
Tractor Driver (12 cubic yards and l ess than 16 cubic yards water
l evel capacity)
Tractor Driver (g cubic yards and l ess than 12 cubic yards water
l evel cs.paci ty)
Universal Equipment Operator (Shovel, dragline ,
barge clamshell or crane)
Intermediate Grade Labor
derrick, derrick-
. .
Apprentice Engineer, including fireman, oiler, greaser
Heavy duty repairman-helper
Truck Driver (4 ~ubic yards and l ess t han g cubic yards water
level capacity)
Truck Driver (less than 4 cubic Y.ards capacity)
Flagman
Laborer
Unskilled Labor
Rate Per Hour
2.00
1.65
l . 70
1.70
1.575
1.375
1.325
1.325
1.25
1.225
1.15
1.15
Positions not listed above will be allocated in accordance with the definition
which appear in the special provisions as interpreted in t he light of this classificatio
The minimum wage paid to all skil l ed labor, for which rat es are not shown
abQve , shall be not l ess than $1.375 per hour.
The minimum wage paid to all intermediat e l abor, for which rat es are not
shown above, shall be not less than $1.15 per hour.
The minimum wage paid to all unskilled l abor, for which rates are no t shown
abQve, shall be not less than $1.15 per hour.
(g) hours.
Overtime - one and one-half (1-1/2) times the above rates.
Sundays and holidays - double time t he above rates.
The foregoing schedule of per hour wages is based upon a working day of eight
Foreman not l ess than $1.00 more per eight (g) hour day than wage for the
particular craft.
3. That sealed bids will be received by t his Board of Supervisors until
10:00 o'clock A.M., April 2gth, 1947, for performance of the work specified by said
.
specifications, including s aid profiles, cross-sections, plans and specifications, said
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Notice to
Contractors
bids to be filed with the County Clerk at his office in the County Courthouse in the
City of Santa Barbara, County of Santa Barbara, State of California, sa~d bids to be
made in accordance with the provisions of said specifications, and said bids will be
opened at said time at the meeting of said Board of Supervisors.
4. The "Notice to Contractors filed this day in connection with said
specifications, including all the pro~isions of said notice, is hereby approved and
incorporated herein by reference, and the Chairman of the Board of Supervisors and the
County Clerk are hereby ordered to execute said notice and to publish the same two
times in the Free Advertiser, a newspaper of general circulation printed and published
in the County of Santa Barbara, State of California.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 7th day of April, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell.
Noes: None Absent: None
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
The Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County, will receive sealed bids
until ten (10) o'clock A.M. April 2gth, 1947, for the reconstruction of a portion of a
timber pile bent trestle bridge across the Santa Marla River at Suey Crossing Road,
California, located about 2 miles northeast of Santa Maria, each bid to be in accordance
with the plans and specifications therefor prepared by the County Surveyor, now on file
with the County Clerk of the County of Santa Barbara at his office at the Court House,
Santa Barbara, California. Plans and specifications may also be seen at the office of
.
the County Surveyor in the Court House at Santa Barbara, California, or prospective
bidders may secure copies of the same from said County Surveyor upon payment of Ten
Dollars and no/100 ($10.00) as a guarantee deposit which deposit will be returned upon
the return of the plans and specifications in good condition not later than five (5)
days after the date of the opening of bids.
In accordance with the provisions of Division II, Part 7, Chapter 1, Article
2, Labor Code, the Board of Supervisors have ascertained the general prevailing rate ot
wages applicable to the work to be done to be as follows:
.
Skilled Labor
Painter
Carpenter
Heavy Duty Repairman
~ractor Driver
Truck Driver (16 cubic yards, water level capacity or more)
Truck Driver (12 cubic yards and less than 16 cubic yards water
level capacity)
Truck Driver (g cubic yards and less than 12 cubic yards water
level capacity)
Rate Per Hour
$ 2.00
'
1.65
1.70
1.70
1.575
1.375
Universal Equipment Operator f Shovel, dragline, derrick, derrickbarge
clamshell or crane) 1.90
Intermediate Grade Labor
Apprentice Engineer, including fireman, oiler, greaser
Heavy Duty repairman-helper
Truck Driver (~ cubic yards and less than g cubic yards water
level capacity)
Truck Driver (Less than 4 cubic yards capacity)
Unskilled Labor
Flagman
Laborer
1.325
1.325
1.25
1.225
1.15
1.15
A-gricultural Meetin12:
Contrflct
Betwe n
County and
John Romero,
Jr. for Use
of Private
Transportati
April 7th, 1947
Positions not listed above will be allocated in accordance with the definition
which appear in the special provisions as interpreted in the light of this classif icatio
The minimum wage paid to all skilled labor, for 't1h1oh rates are not shown
above, shall be not less than $1.375 per hour.
The minimum wage paid to al l intermediate labor, for which rates are not shown
above, shall be not less than $1.15 per hour.
The minimum wage paid to all unskilled labo~,for which rates are not shown
above, shall be not less than $1.15 per hour.
(g) hours.
Overtime - one and one-half (1-1/2) times the above rates.
Sundays end holidays - double time the above rates.
The fore going schedule of per hour wages is based upon a working day of eight
.
Foreman not less than $1.00 more per eight (g) hour day than wage for the
particular craft.
Each bid shall be made out on a form to be obtained at the off ice of said
County Surveyor and must be accompanied by a certified or cashier's check or bid bond
for not less than ten (10) per cent of the amount bid, made payable to the order of
the County of Santa Barbara, California; and shall be tiled with the County Clerk of
.
said County on or before the time and date hereinabove mentioned.
The Board of Supervisors of said County will open said bids at its meeting
at 10:00 o'clock, April 2gth, 1947, and will award a contract in accordance with said
specifications to the lowest responsible bidder subject to section 1073 of the Streets
& Highways Code.
The Board of Supervisors of said County reserves the right to reject any or
all bids and/or waive any irregularity in a bid.
Unless otherwise required by law, no bidder may withdraw his bid for a period
of thirty (30) days after the date set for receiving bids.
By order of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State ot
O~lifornia, this 7th da~ of April, ~947
ATTEST:
J. E. LEWIS, County Clerk
and ex-officio Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors.
C. w. BRADBURY, Chairman of the Board of
Supervisors, County of Santa Barbara, State
of California
In the Matter of Agricultural Meeting.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the Agricultural
Commissioner, or one of his Deputies, be, and he is hereby, authorized to attend a
meeting of Agriculturists in Riverside, April 9th, 1947.
In the Matter of C-ontract Between the County of Santa Barbara and John Romero,
Jr., for Use of Private Transportation.
Upon motion, duly sec. onded and carried, it is ordered that the Chairman and
DClerk be, and they are hereby, authorized to execute a contract on behalf of the County
r of Santa Barbara with John Romero, Jr., weed and rodent laborer, for the use of hie own
Agre""ment f o
Improvement
Spr ~ng Stref'
Third Distri
v"
f
t
car or horse, at the rate of $1.00 per day, each day used.
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. In the Matter of Agr~.!!ent_J'or ~e Im:Qrovement of Spring Street, Third Distric
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the Chairman of
the Board be, and he is hereby, authorized to execute an Agreement on behalf of the
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County of Sa.nta Barbara relative to the improvement of Spring Street, Third Road Distric
Meetings In the_ l-!_at_ter of Meetings Pert~nin~ !_o the V~terans Ser!ioe Office.
Pertaining to
Veterans Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that Elvin R. Morgan,
Service Office
~ Veternas Service Officer, and any members of his staff, be, and they are her~by, authori ed
Request from
Robert L.
Hartzell to
Rescind Actio
of the Board
Rental of
County Owned
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to attend a meeting of the Veterans Welfare Board in San Francisco, April 11th, 1947;
and a meeting of the Veterans Administration in Los Angeles, April igth, 1947.
In the Matte-r of Request from Rober-t L-. -H-ar-tz-ell -to- R-escind Action of the
Board Terminating hie Services and Accepting his Resignation.
The above entitled matter is hereby referred to Supervisor Bradbury
In the Matter of the Renta-l of County Ow-ne-d Equipm- e-nt not Now in Use by the
EquipmPnt County.
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~ Resolution No. 7206 .
WHEREAS, the County of Santa Barbara is the owner of certain equipment used in
the maintenance and construction of county roads, which said equipment is not in use at
the present time upon the roads under the jurisdiction of this Board; and
WHEREAS, Ulysses Tognazzini has requested that certain equipment be let to
him,
N0\-1, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND RESOLVED, by unanimous vote of this
Board, that county road equipment, not now in use for county purposes, be let to said
Ulysses Tognazzini for the period hereinafter set forth, at cost; said equipment to be
used in the Fifth Road District;
Four Days
It is expressly understood that said equipment is to be returned immediately
upon completion of the work for which it is let, and in any event immediately upon
demand by the County of Santa Barbara when the same becomes necessary for county purpose
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 7th day of April, 1947, by the following vote, to wit:
Ayes: c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. 'l'witohell.
Nays: None Absent: None.
Removal of Tr e -
Fifth Distrlc
In -th-e M-a-tter of Removal of a Tree, Fifth D-i-st-rict.
Deter minin~
Liability as
Respons ible
Relativ ~s .
Children's Ai
/
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the Santa Maria
Golf Club be, and it is hereby, authorized to remove a tree on the edge of Waller Park
and the golf course.
I-n the -M- atter of Determini-ng- -L-ia-b-ility as Responsible Relatives.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered, in accordance with .
Sections 21g1 and 2224 of the Welfare and Institutions Code, that the following named
persons be, and they are hereby, determined liable for the support of relatives in the
amount set opposite their names:
Viccars Galvin for Margaret J. Reynolds
R. L. 0 'Dell for Martha V. Arvin
Thomas L. Garrett for Olara Garrett
William Rush for Ida Rush
$ 15.00
20.00
10.00
5.00
In the Matter of the Application of Mamie Curry, 212 So. Smith Street, Santa
Maria, California, for State and County Aid for Teddy Joe, Carrol Dean, and Carl Gene
Curry.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said Teddy Joe, Carrol
Childr en's
Aid
'
April 7th, 1947.
Dean, and Carl Gene Curry are half-orphans and are proper persons to receive State and
said
County Aid, and are in the custody of/.Mamie Curry, mother.
It is order ed that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in favor of s aid Mamie Curry for the sum of sixty-nine dollars, and for a like
amount on the first qf each month her~aft e r until the further order of this Board, said
money to be used for the support of the above named minors
_,. :1
.
In the Matter of the Application of Eloisa Duran, 507 Guadalupe Street, Guadalupe,
California, for State and County Aid for Beatrice, John Edmund, Billy (William
.
Jesse), and Robert (Arnold) Duran.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said Beatrice, John Edmund,
Billy (William Jesse), and Robert (Arnold) Duran are half-orphans and are proper persons
to receive State El!ld County Aid, and are in the custody of said Eloisa Duran, mother.
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in f avor of said Eloisa Duran for the sum of one hundred nine dollars, and for a
like amount on the first of each month hereafter until the further order of this Board,
said money to be used for the support of the above named minors.
Children's In the Matter of the Application of ~etr8:._ ~~tinez, Los Alamos, California,
Aid
~ for State and County Aid for Loretta, Arthur, and Larry Anthony . De la Guerra.
Children's
Aid
Childr en 's
Aid.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said Loretta, Arthur, and
Larry Anthony De la Guerra are half-orphans and are proper persons to receive State and
County Aid, and are in the custody of said ?etra Martinez, grandmother.
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in favor of said Petra Martinez for the sum of eighty-eight . dollars, and for a
like amount on the first of each month hereafter until the further order of this Board,
said money to be used for the support of the above named minors.
In the Matter of the Application of Lupe Serna, 119 North Russell, Santa Maria,
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California, for State and County Aid for Gilbert, Mary Jessie, Martin, Dora, Martha, and
Leonardo Serna.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that s aid Gilbert, Mary Jessie,
Martin, Dora, Martha, and Leonardo Serna are half-orphans and are proper persons to
recieve State and County Aid, and are in the custody of said Lupe Serna, mother.
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his we.rrant on . the Treasurer on General
Fund, in favor of said Lupe .Serna for the sum of one hundred eighty-four dollars, and
for a like amount on the first of each month hereafter until the further order of this
Board, said money to be used for the support of the above named minors.
I .n the Matter of the Application of Charlyn Reinesto, 515~ Arrellaga Street,
Santa Barbara, California, for State and County Aid for Jame~ M. Reinesto.
It appearing to t~ e satisfaction of the Board that saica. J~mes M. Reinesto is
a half-orphan and a proper ~erson to receive State and County Aid, and is in the custody
of said Charlyn Reinesto.
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in f avor of said Ch a r~ yn Reinesto for the sum of ten dollars, and for a like
amount on the first of each . month hereafter until the further order of this Board, said
money to be used for the su~port of the above named minor.
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Children s Ai
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In the Matter of the Applicat ion of Horte-n-sia C. Cuella-r, 228 E. De la Guerra
Street, Santa Barbara, California, for State and County Aid for Timothy and Norma
Cuellar.
It appearing to the satistaction of the Board t hat said Timothy and Norma
Cuellar are half-orphans and are proper persons to receive State and County Aid, and
are in the custody of said Hortensia C. Cuellar, mother.
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in favor of said Hortensia c. Cuellar for the sum of eighty-seven dollars, and
for a like amount on the first of each month hereafter until the further order of this
Board, said money to be used for the support of the above named minors.
RefusR.l to
Grant Childre s
Aid. I
In the Matter of Refusal to Grant Childrens' Aid
ORDER
Old Age
Security/
It appearing to t he Board from the report of the County Welfare Dept rtment
that the following named applicants are not proper persons to receive Childrens1 Aid;
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried,
IT IS ORDERED t hat the said applications be, and the same are hereby, denied:
Peggy Mae,
Mark Casson, and
Meredith Darling Rogers
In the Matt~r of Ap~lioations for State and Cou~y_!id to Needy Aged Persons.
It appearing to the Board that the hereinafter named applicants for State and
County Aid to needy aged persons having filed their applications, as required by law,
anl as in said applications fully set forth; and
It further appearing from an examination of said applications that the needy
aged persons mentioned in said applications are proper persons to receive State and
County Aid; upon motion duly seconded and carried, it is
ORDERED, that t he Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General Fund,
in f avor of the following applicants, for the amount set opposite the name of the
applicant, commencing on the let day of April, 1947 (unless otherwise indicated) and on
the first day of each month hereafter until further order of t his Board; said money to
be used for the support of s aid needy aged persons, to wit:
NAME OF APPLICANT
Arvin, Martha V.
Chaff in, Thomas
Crawshaw, George W.
Darling, Fannie
Davis, Noah B.
Frenoh, Harriette
Garcia, Ygnacio
Garrett, Clara
Giudice, James
Hansen, Ynez
J ohns, Ollie May
Kelliher, Lizzie F.
Macintyre, Della C.
Morrison, Mabel Grey
Rush, Ida
Samons , D. F.
TOTAL AID GRANTED REMARKS
t 55.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
52.62!
55.00
45.00
46.oo
55.00
53.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
44.oo
55.00
Blind Aid
April 7th, 1947.
NAME
Smart, Elizabeth M.
Strock, Maybelle
Taulman, Zillah
Thompson, Annie s .
RESTORATION
Krallman, Frank Bryce
INCREASE
J ones, E+izabeth H.
J ones, Matthew H.
Perry, Antone
DECREASE
Coleman_, Mary A.
Rowe , Katie C.
Tibbs, Mary Frances
TOTAL AID GRANTED
$ 55.00
55.00
55.00
55 .00
55.00
51.00
51.90
55.00
31.00
46.oo
2.00
DISCONTINUANCE - eff ective 3-31-47 (unless otherwise indicated)
Benjamin, Ida A.
Darrow, Albert J.
Darrow, Nellie Helms
Dougl as , Mary
Priestley, Alice M.
Windey, Charlotte
BEGIN PAYMENT FO. R INSTITUT IONAL CARE
Darrow, Albert J.
Darrow, Nellie Helms
DISCONTINUE PAYMENT FOR INSTITUTIONAL
CARE
Duncan, J ohn G.
Parker, James D.
55.00
55.00
REMARKS
In the Matter of Application for State and County Aid to -Needy Blind Persons.
It appearing to the Board that the hereinafter named applicant for State and
County Aid to needy blind persons having filed her application, as required by law, and
as in said application fully set forth; and
It further appearing from an examination of s aid application t hat the needy
bl ind per.s on mentioned in said . applicat i on . is a proper person. to. r eceive State and
County Aid; upon motion, duly s econded and carried, it is
ORDERED, _that the Auditor draw hie warrant on the Treasurer on General Fund,
in f avor of the following applicant, for the amount set opposite the name of' the
applicant, commencing on the lat day of April, 1947 (unless othe rwise indicated) and
on the first day of each month hereafter until further order of this Board; said money
to be used for the support of said needy blind person, to wit:
NAME OF APPLICANT TOTAL AID GRANTED REM~~KS
Benjamin, Ida A. $ 65.00
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Cancellation
of Funds.
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CancP llation
of Funds.
CancellAtion
of Funds.
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Cancellation
of Funds./
In the M- atter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No . 7207
.
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $4oo. oo is not needed in account 99 A 31, Dentist, Salaries and Wages,
Health Officer, General Fund.
Now therefore, be it r esolved that the sum of f0ur hundred dollars ($400.00)
be and the same is hereby canceled from the above account and returned to"the
Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing r esolution, the roll being called, the
fol lowing Sup ervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
In the Matter of- Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 72og
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that -
the sum of $1,ooo.oo is not needed in account 142 A 60, Labor, Salaries and Wages,
Fourth Supervisor District - Good Roads Fund.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one thousend dollars ($1,000.00)
be ard the same is hereby canceled from the above account and returned to the
Unappropriated Reserve Good Roads Fund.
Upon the passage of the forego ing r esolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradb~ry, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None.
In the Matter of Ca-nc-ellation of Funds.
Resol~tion No. 7209
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that - --
the sum of $2,646.1~3 is not needed in accounts 180 C 33, Replacement of Steam and Water
Supply, the sum of $1,691.43; and 180 C g, Surgical, Laboratory and X-Ray Equipment,
the sum of $955 . 00, Capital Outlay, General Hospital - Santa Barbara, General Fund.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of two thru.sand six hundred fortysix
and 43/lOO Dollars ($2,646.43) be and the same is hereby canceled from the above
account and returned to the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted. Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None.
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 72~
Whereas, it appears to the Boa.rd of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $35. 32! is not needed in account g1 B 9, Motor Vehicle Supplies, Maintenance
and Operation, Farm Advisor, Gerrral Fund.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of thirty-five and 3g/100 dollars
($35.3g) be and the same is hereby canceled from the above account and returned to the
Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Cancellation
of Funds .
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Cancellation
of Funds .
ii"
Cancellation
of Funds . V"
April 7th, 1947.
Upon the passage of the foregoing r esolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors vot ed Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Res-olution No. 7211
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $154.oo is not needed in account 62 A 1, Constable, Salaries and Wages,
Constable - Second Tol'1nship, Salary Fund.
1. -
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one hundred fifty-four dollars
($154.00) be and the same is hereby canceled from the above account and returned to the
Unappropriated Reserve Salary Fund.
Upon the passage of the fore going resolution, the r oll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherf.ord, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
In the M-attEr of Cancellation of Funds. .
Resolution N-o-. 7212.
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $150.00 is not needed in account 65 A 1, Constable, Salaries and Wages,
Constable - Fifth Township, Salary Fund.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one hundred fifty dollars
($150.00) be and the same is hereby canceled from the above account and returned to the
Unappropriated Reserve Salary Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
' following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 7213
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $593.00 is not needed in accounts 195 A 2, 1 Assistant Probation Officer,
.
the sum of $142.00; and 195 A 3, 1 Bookkeeper, t he sum of $451.00, Salaries and Wages,
Probation Officer, Salary Fund.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of five hundred ninety-three dollars
($593.00) be and the same is hereby canceled from the above accounts and returned to the
Unappropriated Reserve Salary Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being .called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
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Cancellation
of Funds . .
Cancellation
of Funds .
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Transf er of
Funds
Trt:insf Pr of
Funds .
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 7214 -
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the s~m ~f $5,600.00 is not needed in account 74 A 2, 1 Depu~y, Salaries and Wages,
Recorder, Salary Fund.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of five thousand six hundred
dollars ($5,600.00) be and the srune is hereby canceled from the above account and
returned to the Unappropriated Reserve Salary Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Can-ce-llatio-n of :.Fu.n-d--s.
_g~olution No. 7215
Whereas, it appears to the Board .of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the s~m Qf $497.00 is not need~d in acooun~s 49 A 1, Justice .of .the Peace, the sum of
$154.00; and 49 A 3, Clerk, the sum of $343.00, S~laries and .\'Tages, Justice Court -
Ninth Township, Salary Fund.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of four hundred ninety-seven dolla s
.
($497.00) be and the same is hereby canceled from the above accounts and returned to
. .
the Unappropriated Reserve Salary Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds fro~ the Una:p_propria~d Reserve General
Fund.
Resolution No. 7216
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supe~visors of ~an~a Barbara County that
a transfer is neceasary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to account 99 B g,
Office Supplies; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of four hundred dollars ($400.00)
be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve General Fund to
to account 99 B g, Office Supplies, Maintenance and Operation, Health Officer, General
Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
.
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit: C. W. Bredbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe
Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A. Twitchell
Nays: None Absent: None.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve Good Road
Fund.
Resolution No._ 7217
. Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve Good Roada Fund to account 142 B
13, Road and Bridge Material; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the
Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one thousand dollars ($1,000.0 )
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,
I
.
Transfer of
Funds
April 7th, 1947.
be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve Good Roads Fund
to account 142 B 13, Road, and Bridge Material, Maintenance and Operation, Fourth
Supervisor District - Good Roads Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following .Supervisors voted Aye 1 to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monr0e Rutherford, -R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
In the Matt~r of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund.
Resolution No. 721g
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to account 19g B 130,
Reimbursement Pro-rata Share of Revenue for Operation Forestry Camp; in accordance with
Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum ~ thirteen thousand five hundred
dollars ($13,500.00) be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated
reserve General Fund to account 19g B 130, Reimbursement Pro-rata Share of Revenue for
Operation Forestry Camp, Maintenance and Operation, Ventura, Santa Barbara Juvenile
Forest~y Camp, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll .being called, the
roll being called, the following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None.
Transfer of In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from _the Unappropriated Reserve General
Funds.
( Fund.
Transfer of
Funds.
I
,
Resolution No. 7219.
Whereas it appears to the Beard of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
tranef er is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to accounts lSO B 12,
Laundry Supplies; and lgo B 15, Clothing and Linen Supplies; in accordance with Section
3714, subdivision 3, of .the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of two thousand six hundred fortysix
and 43/100 dollars ($2,646.43) be and the same is hereby transferred from the
unappropriated reserve General F.und to accounts lgo B 12, Laundry. Supplies, the sum of
$94.24; and igo B 15, Clothing and Linen Supplies, .the sum of .$2,.552.19, Maintenance and
Operation, General Hospital - Santa Barbara, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fun
Resolution No. 7220
Whereas it appeE"s to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
transfer is necessary from . the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to account 81 C 2,
Automobile; in accord~nce with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
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Transf er of
Funds . /
Transf er of
Funds .
Transf er of
Funds .
/
Now t her ef or e , be it r~ so lv ed t hat the sum of thirty-five and 38/lOO dollars
(435.38) be and the same i s her eby transf erred from t he unappropriated reserve General
Fund t o account 81 C 2, Automobile , Capital Outlay, Farm Advisor, Ge neral Fund,
Upon t he passage of the f or egoing r esolution, t he r oll being called, t he
f ollowing Supervisors vot ed Aye , to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R.B. McC lellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappro~ri~e d Reserve Salary Fund
Re solut i on No. 7221.
Wher eas it appears t o the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barb a~a County that
a transfer is necessary from ~he Unappropriated Reserve Sa l ary Fund to accounts 2 A 1,
Clerk; and 2 A 2, 1 Deputy - Chief Deputy; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision
3, of t he Political Code ,
.
Now therefore , be it r esolve.d t hat the sum of t hr .ee hundred ei ghty dollars
( ~ 380. 00) be and the same is her eby transferred from the unappropriated r eserve Salary
Fund to accounts 2 A 1, C1erk, t he sum of $110. 00 ; and 2 A 2, l Deputy-Chief Deputy, the
sum of $270.00, Salaries and Wages, Clerk, Salary Fund.
Upon the pass age of the f or egoing r e sol ution, the r oll being called, the
f ollowi ng Supervisors voted Aye , to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Nonroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
. . . .
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Re serve Salary Fund
. Re solution No. 722g_
Wher eas it appears t o t he Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is neces sary from the Unappropri ated Reserve Salary Fund to accounts g A 2,
Auditor; and 8 A 3, Clerk; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision .3, of the
Political Code ,
Now, ther efore , be it r esolved that t he s um of seven hundred f orty- ei ght
dollars ($748.00) be and the s ame is her eby transferred from the unappropriate~ r eserve
Salary Fund to accounts g A 2, Auditor, the sum of $518.00; and g A 3, Clerk, t he sum
of $230.00, Salaries and Wage s , Auditor, Salary Fund.
Upon the passage of the f or egoing resolutiion, t he roll being called, the
f ollowing Supervisors voted Aye , t o-wi t:
C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. St ewart, J. Monroe Rutherfor d , R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Transfer o-f Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve Salary Fund
Resolution No. 7223.
. . .
Wher eas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County t hat a
. . .
transfer is ne ces sary from the Unappropriated Reserve Salary Fund to a ccounts 11 A 1,
Treasurer; and 11 A 2, 1 Deputy; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the
Political Code,
Now theref or e , be it r esol v ed t hat the sum of two hundred nineteen dollars
($219.00) be and t he s ame is her f' by transferred from the unappropriated r eserve Salary
Fund t o accounts 11 A 1, Treasurer, the sum of $106.00; and 11 A 2, 1 Deputy, t he sum
of $113. 00, Salaries and \'/ages, Treasurer, Salary Fund.
, .
Transf er of
Funas .
Transfer of
Funds.
Transfer of
Fund s .
I
April 7th, 1947.
Upon the passage of the f or egoing r es olution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors vot ed Aye, to-wit:
. C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, ~.Monro e Rutherfor d , R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent : None
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve Salary Fund.
Resolution No. 7224 '
Whereas it appears ~o the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve Salary Fund to accounts 12 A 1,
Assessor; 12 A 2, 1 Deputy Chief; and 12 A 5, Emergency Help; in accordance With Section
3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now, therefore, be it r esolv ed that t he sum of two thousand six hundred thirtynine
dollars ($2,639.00) be and the same is hereby transferred f r om the unappropriated
reserve Salary Fund to accounts 12 A 1, Assessor, the sum of $121.00; 12 A 2, 1 Deputy
Chief, the sum of $5lg.oo; and 12 A 5, Emergency Help, the sum of $2,000.00, Salaries and
Wages, Assessor, Salary Fund.
Upon the passage of t he foregoing resolution, t he r oll being called, the
follow ing Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None .
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriate-9:_ Reserve Salary Fund.
Resolution No. 7225
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barba~a County that a
transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Re-serve Salary Fund to accounts 13 A 1,
Tax Collector; 13 A 2, 1 Deputy; and 13 A 5, Emergency Help; in accordance with Section
3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it r esolved that the sum of one thousand twenty-eight dollars
($1, 02g.oo) be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve Salary
Fund to accounts 13 A 1, Tax Collector, the sum of $106.oo; 13 A 2, 1 Deputy, the sum of
$72.00; and 13 A 5, Emer gency Help, the sum of $g50.oo, Salaries and Wages, Tax Collector
Salary Fund.
Upon the passage of the f or egoing resolution, the r oll being called, the follow
ing Supervisors voted Aye , t o-wit:
C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
Nays: None Absent: None .
In the Matttr of Transfer .of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve Salary Fund.
Resolution No. 7226
Wher eas it appears to the Board of Sq:ervisors of Santa Barbar. a County that a
transt er is ne cessary from th~ Unappropriated Reserve Salary Fund to accounts 1$ A 2,
Assistant District Attorney ; l g A 3, 1 Stenographer; and lg A l g, 1 Investigator; in
accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of t he Political Code,
Now therefore , be it r esolved that the sum of two thousand f our hundred sixtythree
dollars ($2,463.00) be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated
reserve Salary Fund to accounts 18 A 2, Assistant District Attorney, t he sum of $1,990.00
lg A 3, 1 Stenographer, the sum of $450.00; and 18 A 1$, 1 Investigator, the sum of
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$23.00, Salaries and Wages, Dist rict Attorney, Salary Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, t o-wit:
Fund.
. C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherfol'd, . R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve Salary
Res o luti~n No. 7227.
Whereas it appears to the Board of Sup ervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriat~d Reserve Salary Fund to accounts 26 A 1,
Surveyor; 26 A 2, 1 Df:l)uty; and 26 A 22, 1 Draftsman; in accordance With Section 3714,
subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it r esolved that the sum of . two thousand sixty-two dollars
($2,062.00~ be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve
Salary Fund to accounts 26 A 1, Surveyor, the sum of $60.00; 26 A 2, 1 Deputy, the sum
of $Sl.OO; and 26 A 22, 1 Draftsman, the sum of $1,921.00, Salaries and Wages,
Surveyor, Salary Fund.
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Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye; to-wit:
Fund.
C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds frqm the Unappropriated Reserve Salary
Resolution No. 722g
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve Salary Fund to accounts 41 A 1,
Justice of the Peace; and 41 A 3, Clerk; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3
ot the .Political Co~e,
Now t herefore, be it resolved that the sum of Fifty-five dollars ($55.00) be
and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve Salary Fund to
accounts 41 A 1, Justice of the Peace, the sum of $32.00; and 4l A 3, Clerk, the sum of
$23.00, Salaries end Wages, Justice Court-First Township, Salary Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing r esolution, t he r oll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye; t o-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Ste\ora.rt, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unapprop~iated Reserve Salary
Fund.
Re solution No. 7222
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
tranef er is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve Salary Fund to accounts 42 A 1,
Justice of the Peace ; and 42 A 3, Clerk; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision
3, of t he Political Code,
Now, therefore, be it resolved that the sum of two hundred t hirty-eight
dollars ($~3$. 0 0) be and the same is .hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve
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Salary Fund to accounts 42 A 1, Justice of the Peace,_ the sum of $Sl.OO; and 42 A 3,
Clerk, the sum of $157.00, Salaries and Wages, Justice Court - Second Township, Salary
Fund. . .
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Fund.
C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve Salary
Resolution No. 7230.
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
transf er is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve Salary Fund to accounts 43 A 1,
Justice of the Peace; and 43 A 3, Clerk; in aooordanoe with Section 3714, subdivision
3, of the Political Code,
Now, therefore, be it resolved that the sum of fifty dollars ($50.00) be and
the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve Salary Fund to accounts
43 A 1, Justice of the Peace, the sum of $32.00; and 43 A 3, Clerk, the sum of $1$.00,
Salaries and Wages, Justice Court - Third Township, Salary Fund
.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Fund.
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve Salary
Resolution No. 7231
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve Salary Fund to account 44 A 1,
Justice of the Peace; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political
Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum :L eighteen dollars ($1g.oo) be
and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve Salary Fund to
account 44 A 1, Justice of the Peace, Salaries and Wages, Justice Cour.t - Fourth Township,
Salary Fund.
Upon the passage of the fcregoing resolution, the roll b eing called, the
f ollowing Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell .
Nays: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve Salary
Fund.
Resolution No. 7232
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Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve Salary Fund to accounts 45 A 1,
Justice of the Peace; and 45 A 3, Clerk; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision
3, of the Political Code,
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Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of fifty dollars ($50.00) be and
the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve Salary Fund to accounts
45 A 1, Justice of the Peace, the sum of $32.00; and 45 A 3, Clerk, the sum of $lg,oo
Salaries and Wages, Justice Court-Fifth Township, Salary Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
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following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
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Nays: None Absent: None.
In the Matter of Tran-sfer of Funds from the Unappropriat~d Reserve Salary
Fund.
Resolution No. 72)3
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve Salary Fund to accounts 4g A 1,
Justice of the Peace; and 4g A 3, Clerk; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision
3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of ninety-five dollars ($95.00)
be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve Salary Fund to -
acrounts ~g A 1, Justice of th~ Peace, the sum of $63.00; and 4g A 3 Clerk, the sum
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of $32.00, Salaries and Wages, Justice Court - Eighth Township, Salary Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
. . .
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A.Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve Salary
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Resolution No. 7234
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve Salary Fund to account 56 A l,
Officer in Charge of Prisoners Caring for Public Grounds; in accordance with Section
3714, subdivision 3, of the Politic~l Code, . .
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of fifty-nine dollars ($59.00) be
and the same is hereby transferred from 'the unappropriated reserve Salary Fund to -
account 56 A 1, Officer in Charge of Prisoners Caring for Public Grounds, Salaries and
Wages, Court House Ground, Salary Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
f ollol'11ng Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
.
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the UnapEropriated Reserve Salary
Fund.
Resolution No. _7225
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
transfer is necesse~y from the Unappropriated Reserve Salary Fund to accounts 60 A l,
Sheriff; and 60 A 2, Undersheriff; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of
the Political Code
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Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of six hurdred sixty-four dollars
($664.00) be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve Salary
.
Fund to accounts 60 A 1, Sheriff, the sum of $113.00; and 60 A 2, Undersheriff, the sum
of $551.00, Salaries and Wages, Sheriff, Salary Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
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C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
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T. A. Twitchell
Nays: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve Salary Fund.
Resolution No. 7236
Whereas it appears to. the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
trans:f er is necessary :from the Une.ppropriated Reserve Salary Fund. to account 71 A 52,
Keeper; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of fifty dollars ($50.00) be and
the same is hereby transferre~ from the unappropriated reserve Salary Fund to account
.
71 A 52, Keeper, Salaries and Wages, County Jail-Chain Gang, Salary Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Transfer of Fpnds from . ~~e U~appropriated Reserve Salary Fund.
Resolution No. ]231
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve Salary rund to account 73 A 2,
1 Jailer; in acoord~ce 't"lith Section 3714, subdivision}, of the 'Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of three hundred eleven dollars
($311.00) be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve Salary
Fund to account 73 A 2, 1 Jailor, Salaries and Wages, County Jail, Salary Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
Nays: None Absent: N0ne
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve Salary Fund.
Resolution No. 723
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve Salary Fund to account 74 A 1,
Sealer; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision ), of the Political Code,
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Now therefore, be it resolved tha't the sum of one hundred thirteen dollars
($113.00) be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve Salary
Fund to account 75 A 1, Sealer, Salaries and Wages, Sealer of Weights and Measures,
Salary Fund.
Upon the passage of_ the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit: C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe
Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A. Twitchell
Nays: None Absent: None
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In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve Salary Fund
Resolution No. 7239
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
transfer is necessary from. the Unappropriated Reserve Sa~ary Fund to account So A 3,
1 Clerk, Santa Barbara; . in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision. 3, of the Political
Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of seventy-four dollars ($74.oo)
be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated. reserve Salary Fund to
accx:unt So A 3, l Clerk, Santa Barbara, Salaries ~nd Wages, Agricultural Commissioner,
Salary Fund.
Upon the passage of the for egoing r esolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None.
In the Mat~er of Trans~e r of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve Salary Fund
Resolution No. 724-o
Whereas it appea's to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve Salary Fund to account S2 A 1,
Inspector; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
- Now therefore, be it r esolved that the sum of fifty-four dollars ($54.00) be
and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve Salary Fund to
account S2 A 1, Inspector, Salaries and Wages, Livestock Inspector, Salary Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Su].llr'visors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
mn the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve Salary Fund
Resolution No . 7241
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve Salary Fund to accounts 220 A 1,
Superintendent of Schools; 220 A 2, l Deputy; and 220 A 3, 1 Clerk; in accordance with
Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Poli ti cal Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of three hundred thirty-six dollars
, .
($336.00) be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve Salary
Fund to accounts 220 A 1, Superintendent of Schools, the sum of $101.00; 220 A 2, l
neputy, the sum of $131.00; and 220 A 3, 1 Clerk, the sum of $104.oo, Salaries and Wages
Superintendent of Schools, Salary Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
c. W. Bradbuny, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe. Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
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Resolution No. 7242
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
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April 7th, 1947
First Supervisor Di.strict - Good Roads Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the atoresaid accounts be and the same are
hereby revised as follows: to-wit;
Transfer from Account 112 B 13 Road and Bridge Materials, the sum of
$1, 00.0.0_0 to Account 112 B 22, Repairs and. Minor Replacement.a, ~aintenance and Operation,
First Superv~sor District - Good Roads Fund.
Upon the passage of the fcregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
In the Matter or Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 7243
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
revision is necessary within general classification of Capital Outlay, General Hospital
Santa Barbara, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the afore.said accounts be and the same are
hereby revised as follows: to-wit;
Transfer from Account lgo C 33, Replacement of Steam and Water Supply, the sum
of $8 . 57. to Account lgo C 2, A_utomobiles and Trucks, Capital. Ou_tlay, General Hospital,
Santa Barbara, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, t o-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Revision of Budg~t Items.
Resoluti9n No. 7244
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
revision fs necessary within general classification of Salaries and Wages, Parks - First
District, General Fund .
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same are
hereby revised as follows: to-wit;
Transfer from Accoun.t 164 A 11, L. ifeguards, the sum. o.f $500.00 to Account
164 A 60 Labor, Salaries and Wages, Parks - First District, General Fund
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
c. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None.
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 7245
Whereas, it appf'ars to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County tha.t
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Farm Advisor, General Fund
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same are
hereby revised as follows: to-wit:
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Tran sf er from Account g1 B 9, lfotor Vehicle Supplies, the sum of $100. 00 to
Accounts g1 B 6, Materials and Supplies, the sum of $50.00; and Sl B 25, Service and
Expense, the sum of $50.00; Maintenance and Operation, Farm Advisor, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing r esolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
In t~ Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No 7246
Whereas, it appears to the Bos.rd of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Salaries and Wages, Planning
and Public Works, Gener-al Fund
Now, therefore, b~ it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows: to-wit;
Transfer from Account 2g A 46, Engineering Aides, the sum of $675.00 to
Account 2g A 22, Draftsman (Public ~'lorks}, Salaries and Wa~ s, Planning and Public
Works, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the f oregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
c. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None
Absent: None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Reso~ution No. 7247
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Salaries and Wages, Treasurer,
Salary Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
ar e hereby revised as follows: to-wit;
Transfer from Account 11 A 2, 1 Deputy, the sum of $900.00 to Account 11 A 3,
1 Clerk, Sals.ries and Wages, Treasurer, Salary Fund
Upon the passage of the foregoing r esolution, the roll being called, the
follo,ving Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
c. w. Bra~bury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 724g
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a r evision is necessary within general classification of Salaries and Wages, Surveyor,
Salary Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the s aine
are hereby revised as follows: to-wit;
Transfer from Account 26 A 3, 1 Receptionist-Stenographer, the sum of $262.0 -
to Account 26 A 22, 1 Draftsman, Salaries and Wages, Surveyor, Salary Fund.
Upon the passage of the fo regoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
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C. W. Bradbury, Pa~l E. Stewart, J . Monroe Rutherf ord, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: Non-e Absent: None.
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 7249
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general olaesification of Salaries and Wages , Sheriff,
Salary Fund.
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Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid aocounts be and the srune
are hereby 1evised as follows: to-wit: -
Transfer from Account 60 A 3, 1 Stenographer, the sum of $700.00 to Account
60 A 2, undersheriff, Salaries 'and Wages, Sheriff, Salary Fund .
Upon the passage of t he fore going resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye , t o-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart' J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
Nays: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 725_.Q
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervis.ors of Santa. Barbara County that
a r evisio.n is necessa.r y within general .c la.s sification of Salaries and Wages, Recorder,
Salary Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows: to-wit;
Transfer from Account 74 A 2, 1 Deputy, the sum of $104.oo to Account 74 A 1,
Recorder, Salaries and Wages, Recorder, Salary Fund.
Upon the pas.sage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, tm
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
c. w. Braffbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None.
In the Matter of Revisi-on of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 7251
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Whereas, it appea.rs to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Salaries and Wages, Agricultural
Commissioner, Salary Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same are
hereby revised as follows: to-wit;
Transfer fll"Om Account go A 10, 1 Inspector, .S upervising, the sum of $256.00
to Aocounts g9 A 1, Commissioner, the sum of $113.00; go A 2, 1 Deputy, the sum or
$104.oo; and go A 3, 1 Clerk, Santa Barbara, the sum of $39.00, Salaries and Wages,
Agricultural Commissioner, Salary Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
fiollol'1ing Supervisors voted Ave , to-wit:
rr. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None.
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In- -the -M-atter of Revision of- Budget Items.
Resolution No. 7252
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Banta Barbara County that
a revision is necessary ~ithin general classification of Salaries and Wager, Probation
Officer, Salary Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows: to-wit;
Transfer from Account 195 A 2, 1 Assistant Probation Officer, the sum of
$113.00 to Account 195 A 1, Probation Officer, Salaries and Wages, Probation Officer,
Salary Fund.
Upon the passage of the fcregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, t o-wit:
c. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford., R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Report. -
The following report was received and ol:'dered placed on file:
Veterans Service Office.
' The Board took a recess until 4:30 p.m. of this day
At 4:30 p.m. the Board convened.
Present: Supervisors c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford,
R. B. McClellan, T. A. Twitchell, and J. E. Lewis, Clerk.
In the Matter- of the Authorization of the Chairman of the Board of Supervisor
to Make Application on Behalf of the County with the War Assets Administration of the
United States Relative to the Acquisition of the Lompoc Naval Auxiliary Air Facility.
I Resolution No. 7253.
WHEREAS, THE War Assets Administration of the United State has advertised
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the fact that the Lompoc Naval Auxiliary Air Facility would be disposed of, and which
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advertisement notified all priority holders to exercise their priorities by applying
for the transfer of said facility within ten days from the 5th day of April, 1947; and
WHEREAS, the County of Santa Barbara is a priority holder with reference to
said Air Facility; and
WHEREAS, it is deemed for the best interests of the County of Santa Barbara
to acquire the said Air Facility from the said 'War Assets Administration,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that the Chairman of the Board
of Supervisors, C. W. Bradbury, be and he is hereby authorized and directed to sign
the proper application form on behalf of the County of Santa Barbara for the acquisi tio
of said Lompoc Naval Auxiliary Air Facility, and said Chairman of the Board of Supervisors
is further authorized to accept delivery on behalf of the County of Santa
Barbara of all formal instruments of transfer relative thereto.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the County of Santa Barbara agrees to be bound
by a l l the reservations, restrictions and conditions of transfer relating to said Air
Facility as the same are set forth in the application form provided by the War Assets
Administration of the United States.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of California, this 7th day of April, 1947, by the following vote:
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Work Orders
for Public
Works Deot.
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Allowance of
Claims . - -1
April 7th, 1947.
Ayes: C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell.
Noes: None Absent: None.
In t he M~tt er of Work -Orders for the Public Works Department .
Richard s. Whitehead, Public Works Director, is he r eby directed to confer with
the following people:
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1. Ja.ok Anderson, Fire Warden, relative to t he construction of quarters and
a fire station at Santa Ynez, and present the suggested pl an t o the Board for its
approval.
2. Seaside Oil Company r elative to. their station a t the intersection of
Clearview Avenue and t he old 101 Highway relative to the widening of the road
In the Matter of the Allowance of Claims.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, unanimously, it is ordered that the
following claims be , and the same are hereby, a ilowed, each claim for the amount and
payable out of the fund designated in the order of allowance endorsed on the f ace of
each claim respectively, to-wit:
Abbott Laboratories
A. Block and Son
GENERAL FUND
Mrs. Ysobel Abrego
A. Carlisle & Co.
Marjorie Acqui stapace
Aggel er & Musser Seed Company
Mrs. S. R. Aiken
Lloyd Albright, . Jr.
do do
Mrs. Calotta Alvarado
Ambrose Mill & Lumber Co.
American Sterilizer Company
Andersen 1 s Cate
Sydney A. Anderson
Armour And Company
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Arrowhead and Puritas Waters, Inc
As soci ated Drug Company
Associated Telephone Company
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
. .
3s.60
1.30
1200 0
5t~. 61
60.32
.51
loo.so
96.00
52.00
25.00
61.02
l.g9
lO.S6
3g.64
32g.69
4.49
49.19
4-.So
6.15
21.15
4.35
16.so
12.00
21.10
5.00
io.5g
3.00
13.65
13.36
6.55
55.27
30
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Associated Tel ephone Company
do . do
Ayerst , McKenna & Harrison
K. G. Baghott
Mrs . John Baker
Robert J. Ball
Barr & Company
Don Baxter, Inc .
Beard Motor Company
do do
Beattie & Lunt
W11ma Bedknell
Mrs. Winnifred Bentz
Bert's Food Market
Er nest Borgaro
Borgatello Bros
Bradley Hotel
Mr s . Inez Branch
BDooks & Borra
J eanette Brown
,
Brown's Drug Store
Bryant & Trott Company
Buellf l at Rock Company
. -- Burdick 1 s Batter y & ~lectirc
Elizabeth M. Burgess
Lauren F. ~ usby , M.D.
California Tire Company
do do ,
co do
Mrs. Bessre Carbaj al
Mrs. Irene Carbajal
The Carbon Girl Company
Mrs. J. Carricaburu
Channel Paper & Supply Co .
do do
Channel Radio Supply Col
Chap ala Top Shop
Chemical Industries of Calif
Chlorine Solutions , I nc.
I. O. Church, M.D.
Mr s . Millie Clark
Commercial Solvents Corp.
Condon & Barnes
Conv ent of the Good Shepherd
Copeland 's Bookshop
Cordy's
Cornwall's Shoe Repairs
William F. Cotter
Mrs. Doris Couch
GENERAL FUND
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-
g3 .19
15.90
15.32
22 . 30
35 .00
425 .00
7.50
97 .33
3.26
7.67
26.96
47 .28
75.00
369 .92
14.10
4.oo
4.oo
275.00
8.59
7.26
5.23
.98
1. 28
1.25
18.50
lg. 50
41.51
35 .1g
35.1g
70.73
35.00
11. 28
37. 50
3.64
41.93
77.90
24. 4.5
4.92
' 4.92
19.00
44.oo
80 .48
30.95
90 .00
12.76
8. 20
2.90
l 0. 45
35 .00
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April 7th, 1947 .
Arthur Covarrubias GENERAL FUND.
do do
Cecil N. Darby
Judith A . Davies
Mrs. Mary De la Vega
Martin de Piazzi
do do
Derringer-Taylor Motors
Tony Dominguez
Duke Laboratories, Inc.
t1 Rancho l-1e.rket
Enterprise Launderers
E. R. Squibb & Sons
E. S. Miller Laboratories, Inc.
Lucy Espana
do
Effie Estes
Francis E. Evens
Irvin 1-1. Fal lis
Farmer Brothers Company
Federal Drug Co.
do do
C. E. Felmlee
Department of Finance
Fishstrom Staple Company
Five C. Refining Company
Mrs. Amelia Flores
Fong Bros. Grocery
Frank W. Powers & Co.
Lillian s. Fraser
Freezrite Food Lockrs
Gardner-Wheaton Drug Company
Mrs. Hattie Gates
G. D. Searle & Co
Dr. W. B. Gibb
Dwight Gilmour
Golden State Company
Goleta School Cafeteria
do do
Mrs. Ramona Gonzales
Irene Grand
Grayston X-Ray Company
Paul Grim
do
Growers Garage
Carl W. Haagan
Eva Hamilton
Ida Hamil ton
Robert L. Hartzell
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31.50
los.oo
17.91
17.25
25.00
9.27
1.91
12.25
3.00
4.7g
47.73
26.72-
275.96-
50.16
105.00
77.50
40.00
lg.g7
7.13
35.20-
45.96
28.97
7.49
11.33
1.94
311.25
21.94
43.09
28.19
4.oo --
66. -8-4.
4.66
40.00
24.07
10.00
so.s6
28.70
3.15
6.30
.
35.00
40.00
892.80
20.00
50.89
11.~3
22.25
125.00
35.00
36.02
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Adolph Hathway
Chas. C. Hedges
Tom Higgins
GENERAL FUND
Hockwald Chemical Company
Harry Hodgkins
Holiday Hardware Co.
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
~ do do
Holser & Bailey
do
Helen Hurlbut
I nternational Vitamin Corp.
do do
Mrs. V. I som
C. E. J ames
Melba Leola James
' J. C. Penney, Inc.
do do
do do
Mrs. Vyola Johnson
Johnson's Grocery
Jones Stationery & Gifts
Dept. of Justice
Karl' s Shoe Store
do do
Kelite Products, Inc
The Kelley-Joett Manufacturing Co.
J. I. Kinman
Kittler Hardwar e Co.
Knudsen Creamery Company
Kraft 1 s Grocery
do do
Mrs. Genevieve Kragh
Ira E. Kramer
Mrs. Ida Mae Krebs
Krelle Plumbing & El ectric
do do
A. Judson Krogh
La Nueva Victoria Grocery
Mrs. John Lara
do
The Lawyers Co-Operat ive Pub. Co.
L. D. McLean & Company
7.00
2g.92
3.00
4.74
3.~4
12.71
6.o4
137.s7
33.g5
18.35
4. 61
3.42
l0.4S
7. 02
24.91
6.02
5.54
9.50
64.39
25.40
15.00
36. 25
28,00
12.76
4.og
15.g8
4o.oo
15.00
2.05
.75
9.80
4.05
222.61
3.52
40.00
9.74
293.56
7.91
47.32
2.58
30.00-
133.06
39 .17
34.39
17.12
26.37
35.00
35.00
s .oo --
66.57
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April 7th, 1947.
Lederle Laboratories Divis ion -
J. E. Lewis
W. T. Lillard
L. N. Diedrich, Inc.
do do
Nancy Locke
Lompoc Community Hospital
Lompoc Laundry
Adrulf Lopez
Mrs . Lillian Lo.pez
Lou S. Lore
Los Angeles Dental Supply
McDonnell's
McGraw-Hill Book wo mpany
John E. Mcintyre
McKesson & Robbins, Inc .
do do
Arne M. Madsen
E. J. Manfrina
Marks, Inc.
do
do
do
Mrs. Trina Martin
Matthay Hospital Supply
Manuel Mattos, Jr.
do do
do do
Mead Johnson & Conp any
Mrs. Frank Mecham
Mrs. Jess Mendoza
Mrs. Mary Menezes
Mrs. Minnie Menezes
do . do
Dr. M. E. Mesirow
Miller's Pharmacy
Mills Hospital Suppl y
Mission Linen Supply
Mission Paint & Art Company
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The Modern Hospital Publishing Co.
Mrs. Violetta Mollie
Montecito County Water District
do do
Mrs. Rebecca Mont ez
Montgomery Ward
-. Elvin R. Morgan
Frank Morley
Bernard s. Morris
GENERAL FUND
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\
10.15
50.00
~
35.46
l.g7
S.47
6.oo
3.74
45.52
21.00
7- .50
6.2g
5.41
2.41
37.9g
7.50
3:;.22
173.44
'16. g6
24.oo
2.67
1.27
i37.s7
-
5. 46
20.00
lg.35
96.00
20.00
4g.oo
25.62
40.00
17.50
145.97
17.50
33.55
10.00
4.5g
396.00
9.34
20.S5
3.00
$0.00
12.20
1.00
25.00
90.52
4.50
32.29
230.00
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D. 0. Murchison GENERAL FUND
Joseph T. Nardo, M.D.
Department of Natural Resources
Obergf el Brothers
Office Equipme. nt Co
do do
The Ohio Chemical & Mfg. Co.
Ott Hardware Company
Pacific Coast Publishing Co.
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
Pacific Freight Lines
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.
Pe.cif ic Office Appliance Co .
Pacific Southwest Realty Co.
c. A. Page
Paramount Pest Control Service
Parker & Company
Leonard E. Peck
Mrs. Mary Perry
.
Andrew T. Petersen
Physicians Record Company
Pittsburgh Paint Store
Mrs. Martha Powell
Chas. A. Preuss, M.D.
Department of Public Health
Purity Grocery
Quality Printing Service
do do
Rand-Halpin-Hibler, Inc.
do do
The Recorder Fringing & Publishing Co.
do do
Margaret Rector
R. L. Scherer Company
Mrs. Dominga Robles
Mrs. Carmela Romasanta
Maria Romero
Rood Associates
Ros emary Fa.rm
John D. Ross
Royal Typewriter Company
H. J. Rudolph
Charles Ruiz
do
do
William o. Russell, M.D.
12*. 94
33.12
3500.00
16.45
4.50
18.59
15.25
432.42
3.94
119.16
23.42
42.19
30. 43
206.75
6.40
4.56
48.32
60.00
21.00
7.50
13.96
4.41
35.00
20.40
3.32
13.29
35.00
100.00
.54
19.11
ig.45
64.5S
440.63
5.10
30.00
87.00
43.55
7.72
9.6S
45.00 .
52.26 . -
73.66
152.10
40.25
323.25
37.25
20.00
96.00
24.oo
150.00
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April 7th, 1947.
William O. Russell, M.D. GENERAL FUND
do do
do do
Mrs. Dorothy ~Russiok
S & K Markets
Mrs. Jennie Sanchez
do do
Mrs. Mildred Sanchez
Sanitary Laudry
Santa Barbara Bindery
Santa Barbara Glass Company, Inc.
do do
Santa Barbar8 Mill and Lumber Co
Santa Barbara Pipe Supply
do do
City of Santa Maria
co co
Santa Maria Lodge No. ~O, K of P
Santa Maria Provision Company
Josphine Savage
Hotel Savoy
Schauer Printing Studio
Sears Market
Joe Sears
Seaside Oil Company
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
Hotel Seaside
R. E. Shamhart
Sharp & Dohme, Inc.
Ray C. Smith
E. F. Smyth
Southern California Edison Co.
do do
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Southern Counties G8.s Co. of Cal if.
do do
do do
do do2
do do
do do
do do
Southern Pacific Company
do do
Southern Pacif io Freight Lines
Southern Pacific Milling Co.
75.00
75.00
175.00
80.00
9g.9)+
27.10
80.00
136.77
900.59
71.24-
10.38
7.40 .
38.46
3.23
15.07
12.SO
10.00
250.00
2.52
50.00
62.00
246.oo
9.90
15.30
172.73
34.27 . .
6.63
los.g9
949.07
2.0. .07
16.23
20.00
18.oo
s2.5g
43.00
18.46
11.17
16.91
18.63
14.34
30.93
2.70
1.72
5.93
11.00
17.56
5.s2
34.77
187.05
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Standard Oil Company of California
State Board of Equalization. .
Wa.rren Stevens
Minnie M. Stewart
Paul E. Stewart
do
do
Stillwell & Bickmore
Lucy Strother
Marian L. Sullivan
Rita Sunderland
Mrs. Shirley Teeter
Thomas Publishing Company
Homer c. Thompson
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
Vining C. Thompson
Thrif to Gas Service
Tide Water Associated Oil Company
Thi:- Tidings
Margaret Todd
Tom Allin & Sons
Treasurer of the United States
do do
do do
do do
do do
H. J. Ullmann, M.D.
Union Hardl'lare & Metal Co.
Urell, Inc.
V & M Produce
Valley ~ruck Service
do do
J. A. Van Hqrn -
The Visiting Nurse Assoiation
v. Mueller and Comp any
Mrs. Martha Wade
W. A. Haslam & Co., Inc.
Walters Surgical Company
Wat er Department
Raymond t'1ateon
Weber Baking Company
Welch & Ryce
West Main Street Market
GENERAL FUND
1.33
42.77
12.00
6. 18
23 .84
11.15
3g.65
22.50 . .
169.00
54.19
105.00
3.$7
15. 21 '
2. go
1.75
3.04
3.04
3.40 . . .
2.66
907.95
S.18
32. 46
26 .00
135.92
105.21
1.00
17.50
48 .00
' .
436 .60
2912.41
120. 00
177.30
228.32
20.00
17.41
11.33
193.22
21.17
6.46
5.17
77.lto
9.go
35.00
1.23
2tt.30
5s.70
22 .00
82 .20
34- .00
14.98
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April 7th, 1947
West Main Street Market GENERAL FUND
Western Motor Transfer, Inc.
F. Arnold White
Mrs. Alice Whitford
J. B. W111hoit
Elizabeth Williams
Winthrop Chemical Company, Inc.
Vincent E. Wood
do do
Mrs. D. E. Woodruff
w. P. Fuller & Company
J. A. Wullbrandt,
Wyeth, Inc
do
George Young, Inc.
do do
do do
do do
Ambrose Kill and Lumber Co. GOOD ROADS FUND
do do
Anderson & Johnston Cafe
A. R. Hebel Garage
Associated Telephone Company
California Brush Conp any
C N & R. G Cox
H & L Tooth Company
Minnie E. Ueinrichs
L. N. Diedrich, Inc.
Smith Booth Usher Company
do do
Southern Counties Gas Company
Stutz Service
.
Alfonso N. Foxen LOS ALAMOS CEMETERY FUND
F. H. Johnson OIL WELL INSPECTOR FUND
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16.01
~
26.53
10.00
8.09
25.00
2.12
11.53
8.g4
lg.oo-
14.56
9_gg
15.07
2.11 -
137.96
41.70
9.24
1373.25
70.82
17.43
10-3.55
56.14
g.54
149.25
4.5. .93
36.90
9.45
31.85
g.59
2g.07
8.57
14.oo
117.00
2g.4o
Upon the passage of the for egoing Order, the roll being called, the following
Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Attest:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None.
Upon motion the Board adjourned sine die.
The foregoing minutes are hereby approved.
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I I J"'-1.-' Chairman, Board of S ~e rvisors.
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Clerk
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Petition of
lrdwin C. WPlc ,
Board of Supervisors of t he .County of Santa Barb. ara, Stat e of
California, April 14th, 1947, at 10 o'clock, a.m. Present:
Supervisors C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford,
R. B. McClellan, T. A. Twitche ll, and J. E. Lewi~, Clerk
Supervisor C. W. Bradbury in the Chair.
The minutes of the r egular meeting of April 7th, 1947, were read and approved
In the Matter of the Pe tition o~ Edwin C. Welch, et al., for the Formation
et al . for th of the Proposed Montecito Sanitary District of Santa Barbara County.
Formation of
Propose~ The above petition, and Affidavit of Publication of s aid petition, were
Montecito
Sanitary ._; presented to the Board this date and ordered placed on file.
District
Order for
Bond
Order Approving
Bond
Order for
Renert Under
District
Investigatio
Act
ORDER FOR BOND
The Petition of Edwin C. Welch, and others, for the format ion of the proposed
Monteci t o Sanitary District of Santa Barbara County under the provisions of Part 1 of
D~visi o n VI of the Health and Safety Code of ~he State of California, having been
presented to t he Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of Califprnia,
at a r egular meeting of s aid Board .of Supervisors on thi s 14th day of April,
1947, and it appearing that the proceedings for the formation of s aid proposed District
are subject to the provisions of the District Investigation Act of 1933, as amended;
.
and
WHEREAS, it appears to s aid Board of Supervisors that the probable costs of
organizing the District will be the sum of Three Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($350.00);
NOW, THEREFORE, it is ordered t hat a bond be filed with said Petition in
the amount of Seven Hundred Dollars ($700.00) in compliance with Section 4 of s a.id
.
District Investigation Act of 1933, as amended, conditioned that the sureties will pay
all costs in connection with t he pr oposed organization in the event that the proposed
.
District is not formed .
ORDER APPROVING BOND
WHEREAS, on April 14, 1947, a Petition of Edwin C. Welch, and others, was
presented to the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, Stat e of California,
praying for the formation of t he proposed Montecito Sanitary District of Santa
B~bare County under the p rovisions of Part 1 of Division VI of the Health and Safety
Code of the State of California; and
WHEREAS, on said date said Board of Supervisors ordered that a bond be filed
w~th s aid Petition in compliance with Section 4 of the Dis~ri9t Investigation Act of
1933, as amended, in the amount of Seven Hundred Dollars ($700.00), conditioned that
the sureties will pay a l l costs in connection with the proposed organization in the eve t
that the proposed District is not formed; seven hundred dollars ($700.00) being twice
. . . .
the probable cost of organizing the propc:s ed district; and
WHEREAS, a certain bond in said amount and for said purposes has this 14th
day of April, 194 7, been filed with the Board of Supervisors, said bond being dated
April 14, 1947, and the sreties thereon being Edwin C. Welch and Harold W. How;
NOW, THEREFORE, it is Ordered that s aid bond be, and the same is hereby
approved; and that the Chairman and Clerk of t his Board of Supervisors are hereby
authorized and directed to endorse s aid approval upon said bond.
ORDER FOR REPORT UNDER DISTRICT INVESTIGATION ACT
WHEREAS, there is now pending before the Board of Supervisors of the County
of Santa Barbara, State of California, the Petition of Edwin c. Welch, and others, for
April 14th, 1947.
the formation of the proposed Montecito Sanitary District of Santa Barbara County under
the provisions of Part l of Division VI of the Health and Safety Code of the State of
California; and
WHEREAS, the District Investigation Act of 1933, as amended, applies to the
formation of the aforesaid District;
NOW, THEREFORE, it is hereby ordered pursuant to Sections 5 and 6 of said
District Investigation Act of 1933, as amended, that U. S. Grant, a competent person,
shall prepare and file w1 th the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County a written
report upon the proposed District which shall be a comprehensive study of the intended
project in the form and manner required by said District Investigation Act of 1933, as
amended; and
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED pursuant to Section 22 of said District Investigation
Act of 1933, as amended, that the time for the Board of Supervisors to take any and all
further action under the provisions of Part l of Division VI of the Hea.lth and Safety
Code of the State of California on said Petition be, and the same is hereby extended to
the 12th day of May, 1947, at 10:30 a.m. in the meeting room of said Board of Supervisors
in the County Courthouse, in the City of Santa Barbara, County of Santa Barbara, State
of California.
For mation of In the Matter of the Formation of the Proposed Montecito Sanitary District.
Proposed
Montecito (Petition of John C. Wyeth, et al.)
Sanitary
District Pursuant to the authority of the District Investigation Act of 1933, as
v
Formation of
Proposed
Montecito
Sanitary
District
Cancellation
of Assessmen
on Real
Property
Acquired by
the County
~
amended, the hearing under the provisions of the Health and Safety Code on the formation
of said Montecito Sanitary District of Santa Barbara County (Petition of John C. Wyeth,
et al.) is hereby ordered continued to May 5th, 1947, at 10 o'clock a.m. in the meeting
room of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara.
In the Matter of the- F-ormation of the Proposed Montecito Sanitary District ~ Under the District Investigation Act of 1933, as Amended. (Petition of John C. Wyeth,
et al.)
~ereas, the hearing under the provisions of the District Investigation Act
of 1933, as amended, relative to the formation of the proposed Montecito Sanitary
District of Santa Barbara County (Petition of John C. Wyeth, et al.) came on regularly
for hearing at 10 o'clock a.m. Monday, April 14th, 1947; and
Good cause appearing, it is ordered that said hearing be continued to May 5th,
1947, at 10 o'clock a.m. in the meeting room of the Board of Supervisors of the County
of Santa Barbara.
In the Ma~ ter~of the Cancellation ~ of Assessments on Real Property Acquired by
s
the County of Santa Barbara.
ORDER
It appearing to the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, that the County of Santa Barbara has acquired the title to and is
the owner of certain property situated in the State of California, County of Santa
Barbara, described as follows, to wit:
PARCEL I:
That certs.in parcel of land in the City of Santa Barbara described on the
offici al assessment rolls of the County of Santa Barbara as Lot 2 of Block 139, on which
is situated the former County J uvenile Hall.
40
Petitions for
Cancell~tion
of City Taxes
on County-Owne
Real Property
I
Sa.le of Tax
Deeded Propert
by County Tax
Collector
J
PARCEL II:
That certain parcel of land in t he City of Santa Barbara described on the
official assessment rolls of the County of Santa Barbara as Lots 4, 17, 11 and 16 of
Block 140, which was purchased by the County of Santa Barbara for the purpose of
erecting thereon a County Courthouse Annex Building.
PARCEL III:
That certain parcel of land in the City of Santa Barbara described on the
official assessment rolls of the County of Santa Barbara as Lots 1 and 22 of Block 191,
which is used by the County of Santa Barbara as a storage yard.
It further app.earing that application has been made for the cancellation of
any and all uncollected taxes and/or assessments upon or against said real property as
provided by Section 49g6 (e) of the Revenue and Taxation Code of the State of California
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED that the Auditor of the County of Santa BarbarR,
State of California, cancel on the margin of the Assessment Roll and s.lso on the
Delinquent Roll any and all delinquent taxes, assessments, penalties and costs now
standing against said. property above described.
Approval of: DAVID S. LICKER
District Attorney of the County of Santa Barbara
In the Matter of Petitions -for the Cancellation of City Taxes on Certain
County-Owned Real Property
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the Chairman and
Clerk of the Board be, and the~ are hereby, authorized to sign, on behalf of the County
of Santa Barbara, petitions requesting the cancellation of Santa Barbara City taxes on
the following county-owned real property situated in the City of Santa Barbara:
Lobero Theatre, Courthouse Annex, and Hendry's Beach
It is further ordered that the District Attorney file copies of the above
petitions wi.th the City Clerk, for action by the City Council.
In the l-iatter of the Sale of Tax Deeded Property by the County Tax Collector.
} Resolution No. 7254
Pursuant to a notice of intention to sell at public auction certain tax
deeded properties under the authority of Section 3697, Revenue and Taxation Code, filed
with this Board of Supervisors, Santa Barbara County, April 14, 194.7, it is resolved
that approval be and it. is hereby granted for said sale as set forth in the said notice
and the said tax collector is hereby directed to sell the property as provided by law
for a sum not less than the minimum price set forth in this resolution.
The parcel or parcels of property that are the subject of this resolution are
deeded to the State of California for delinquent taxes and are situated in the County of
Santa Barbara , State of California, being more particularly described as follot-;s:
Parcel 1
Sold to the State August 16, 1933, for taxes of 1932, Sale No. 150
Deeded to State July 1, i93g, Deed No. 20
Recorded in Volume 444 of Official Records, Page 101, Records of
.Santa Ba.r bara County
Description of Property
Und 1/4 Lot 2A Block H Ocean Terrace Tr.
Minimum Price $ 14.gg
Parcel 2.
Sold to the State June 30, 1930, for taxes of 1929, Sale No. 60
Deeded to State July 2, 1935, Deed No. 14
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April 14th, 1947
Recorded in Volume 344 of 0ff icial Records, Page 4, Records of
Santa Barbara County
Description of Property
Lot 2B Block H Ocean Terrace Tract
Minimum Price $72.3g
Parcel 3.
Sold to the State August 16, 1933, for taxes of 1932, Sale No. 151
Deeded to State July 1, 1938, Deed No. 21
Recorded in Volume 444 of Official Records, Page 102, Records of
Santa Bar bara County
Und 1/2 Lot 20 Block H
Minimum Price $28.20
Description of Property
Ocean Terrace Tract
Parcel 4.
Sold to the State June 29, 1931, for taxes of 1930, Sale No. 37.
Deeded to State July 1, 1936, Deed No. 3
Reoorde.d in Volume 374 of Official Records, Page 2, Records of
Santa Barbara County
Description of Property
Und 1/4 Lot 2D Block H Ocea.n Terrace Tract
Minimum Price $20. 69
Parcel 5.
Sold to the State June 29, 1931, for taxes of 1930, Sale No. 118
Deeded to State July 1, 1936, Deed No. 41
Recorded in Volume 374 of Official Records, Page 23, Records of
Santa Barbara County
Description of Property
Und 1/4 Lot 2d Block H Ocean Terr ace Tract.
Minimum Price $20.70
Parcel 6.
Sold to the State June 29, 1931, for taxes of 1930, Sale No. 139.
Deeded to State July 1, 1936, Deed No. 52.
Recorded in Volume 375 of Official Records, Page 18, Records of
Santa Barbara County.
Description of Property
Und 1/2 Lot 2D Block H Ocean Terrace Tract
Minimum Price $37.42
Parcel 7.
Sold to the State June 29 , 1932, for taxes of 1931, Sale No . 192.
Deeded to State July l, 1937, Deed No. 33
Recorded in Volume 412 of Official Records, Page 41, Records of
Santa Barbara County
Description of Property
Und 3/4 Lot 2E Block H Ocean Terrace Tract
l-~inimum Price $40. gg
Parcel 8.
Sold to the State June 29, 1931, for taxes of 1930, Sale No. 111
Deeded to State July 1, 1936, Deed No. 37
Recorded in Volume 375 of Official Records, Page 14, Records of
Santa Barbara County
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Description of Property
Lot 3A Block H Ocean Terrace Tract
Minimum Price $139.54
Parcel 9.
Sold to the State June 29, 1931, for taxes of 1930, Sale No. 104
Deeded to State July 1, 1936, Deed No. 32
Recorded in Volume 375 of vfficial Records, Page 9, Records of
Sant a Barbara County
Description of Property
Und 3/4 Lot 3B Block H
Ocean Terrace Tract
Minimum Price $48.g7
Parcel 10.
Sold to the State June 29, 1931, for .taxes of 1930, Sale No. 119
Deeded to State July l, 1936, Deed No. 42
.
Recorded in Volume 374 of Official Records, Page 24, Records of
San ta Barbara County
Description of Property
Und 1/4 Lot 3B Block H Ocean Terrace Tract
Minimum Price $16.g4
Parcel 11
Sold to the State J une 29, 1932, for taxes of 1931. Sale No. 149
Deeded to State July 1, 1937, Deed No. 22.
Recorded in Volume 412 of Official Records, Page 35, Records of
Santa Barbara County.
Description of Property
Und 1/12 Int Lot 3D Block H Ocean Terrace Tract
Minimum Price $8.60
Parcel 12.
Sold to the State June 29, 1932, for .taxes of 1931, Sale No. 151
Deeded to State July 1, 1937, Deed No. 24.
Recorded in Volume 412 of Official Records, Page 36, Records of
. .
Santa Barbara County.
Description of Property
Und 5/12 Lot 3D Block H Ocean Terract Tract
Minimum Price $35.35
Parcel 13
Sold to the State June 29, 1932, for .taxes of 1931, Sale No. 169
.
Deeded to State July 1, 1937, Deed No. 27.
Recorded in Volume 412 of Official Records, Page 38, Records of
Santa Barbara County
Description of Property
Und 1/8 Int Lot 3D Block H Ocean Terrace Tract
Minimum Price $11.30
Parcel 14
.
Sold to the State June 29, 1932, for taxes of 1931, Sale No. 181.
Deeded to State July 1, 1937, Deed No. 28
Recorded in Volume 412 of Official Records, Page 38, Records of
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Santa Barbara County
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April 14th, 1947
Description of Property
Und l/S Lot 3D Block H Ocean Terrace_ Tract
Minimum Price $11.51
Parcel 15.
Sold to the State June 29, 1932, for taxes of 1931, Sale No. lg9
Deeded to State July 1, 1937, Deed No. 32.
Recorded in Volume 412 of Official Records, Page 40, Records of
Santa Barbara County
Description of Property
Und 1/4 Lot 3D Block H Ocean Terrace ~ract
Minimum Price $l7.7g
Parcel 16.
Sold to State ~une. 30, 1930, for truces of 1929, Sale No. 38.
Deeded to State July 2, 1935, Deed No. 12
Recorded in Volume 343 of Official Records, Page 29, Records of
Santa Barbara County
Descri~tion of Property
Lot 4B Block H Ocean Terrace Tract
Minimum Price $72. 3g
Parcel 17.
Sold to the St~te ~une 29, 1931, for taxes of 1930, Sale No. 3g.
Deeded to State July 1, 1936, Deed No. 4
Recorded in Volume 374 of Official Records , Page 3, Records of
Santa Barbara County
, Description of ~roperty
Und. 1/4 Lot 4C Blpck H Ocean Terrace Tract
Minimum Price $l6.g7
Parcel lg
Sold to the State June 29, 1931, for taxes of 1930, Sale No. 113
Deeded to StatP July 1, 1936, Deed No. 39.
Recorded in Volume 375 of Official Records, Page 16, Recori!.s of
Santa Barbera County.
Description of. Property.
Und l/g Lot 4C Bl9ck H Ocean Terrace Tract
Minimum Price $e.79.
Parcel 19.
Sold to the State June 29, 1931, for taxes of 1930, Sale No. 13$
Deeded to State July 1, 1936, Deed No. 51
Recorded in Volume 375 of Official Records, Page 17, Records of
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Santa Barbara County
Description of ~roperty
Und 1/4 Lot 4C Block H Ocean Terrace Tract
Minimum Price $l6.g7
Parcel 20.
Sold to the State June 29, 1931, for taxes of 1930, Sale No. 144
Deeded to State July 1, 1936, Deed No. 53
Recorded in Volume 374 of Official Records, Page 33, Records of
Santa Barbara County.
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Description of Property
Und 1/4 Lot 4C Block H Ocean Terrace Tract
Minimum Price $16.S4
Parcel 21 .
Sold to the State June 29, 1931, for truces of 1930, Sale No . 146
Deeded to State July 1, 1936, Deed No. 54.
Recorded in Volume. 374 of Official Records, Page 34, Records of
Santa Barbara County
Description of Property
Und l/S Lot 4C Block H Ocean Terrace Tract
Minimum Price $S.So
Parcel 22 .
Sold to the State August 16, 1933, for taxes of 1932, Sale No . 149 .
Deeded to State July 1, 193g, Deed No . 19.
Recorded in Volume 444 of Official Records, Page 101, Records of
Santa Barbara County.
Description of Property
Lot lC Block I Ocean Terrace Tract
Minimum Price $52.6g
Parcel 23
Sold to the State June 29, 1931, for truces of 1930, Sale No. 135
Deeded to State July 1, 1936, Deed No . 49.
Recorded
County
in Volume 374 of Official Records, Page 31, Records of Santa Barbara
Uescription of Property
Lot lC Block J Ocean Terrace Tract
Minimum Price $46.14
Parcel 24.
Sold to the State June 29, 1931, for taxes of 1930, Sale No. 122
Deeded to State July 1, 1936, Deed No. 43
Recorded in Volume 374 of Official Records, Page 25, Records of
Santa Barbara County
Description of Property
Lot 4A Block J Ocean Terrace Tract
Minimum Price $254. 24
Parcel 25.
S~ld to the State June 29, 1931, for- taxes of 1930, Sale No. 154.
Deeded to State July 1, 1936, Deed No. 57.
Recorded in Volume 374 of Official Records, Page 37, Records of
Santa Barbara County
Description of Property
Und 1/4 Lot 3B Block P Ocean Terrace Tract
Minimum Price $20.70
Parcel 26 .
Sold to the State June 29, 1931, for taxes of 1930, Sale No. 112
Deeded to the State July 1, 1936, Deed No. 3g
Recorded in Volume 375 of Official Records, Page 15, Records of
Santa Barbara County
DescripXion of Property
Und l/S Lot 3B Block P Ocean Terrace Tract
Minimum Price $10.7g
April 14th, 1947
Parcel 27.
Sold to the State .June 29, 1931, for taxes of 1930, Sale No. 136
Deeded to State July 1, 1936, Deed No. 50.
Recorded in Volume 374 of Official Records, Page 32, Records of
Santa Barbara County.
Description of Property
Und l/g Lot 3B Block P Ocean Terrac~ Tract
Minimum Price $10.7g
Parcel 2g.
Sold to the State .June 29, 1931, for taxes of 1930, Sale No. 12g
Deeded to Stat ~ July 1, 1936, Deed No. 45.
Recorded in Volume 374 of Officiai Records, Page 27, Records of
Santa Barbara County
Description of Property
Und 1/4 Int Lot 3B Block P Ocean Ter~ace Tract
Minimum Price $20. 72
Parcel 29.
Sold to the State. June 29, 1931, for taxes of 1930, Sale No. 131
Deeded to State July 1, 1936, Deed No. 46
Recorded in Volume 374 of 0ff1c1a~ Records, Page 2g, Records of
Santa Barbara County.
Description of Property
Und l/g Lot 3B Block P Ocean Terrace Tract
Minimum Price $10. 75
Parcel 30.
Sold to the State. June 29, 1931, for taxes of 1930, Sale No. 147
Deeded to State July 1, 1936, Deed No . 55
w Recorded in Volume 374 of Official Records, Page 35, Records of
Santa Barbara County
Description of Property
Und 1/g Lot 3B Block P Ocean Terrace Tract
Minimum Price $lo.7g
Parcel 31 .
Sold to the State . June 29, 1932, for .taxes of 1931, Sale No. 150
Deeded to State July 1, 1937, Deed No. 23
Recorded in Volume 412 of Official Records, Page 36, Records of
Santa Barbara County
Description of Property
Lot 2A Block R Ocean Terrace Tract.
Minimum Price $61~93
Parcel 32.
Sold to the State. June 29, 1931, for taxes of 1930, Sale No. 39
Deeded to State July 1, 1936, Deed No. 5
Recorded in Volume 374 of Official Records, Page 4, Records of
Santa Barbara County.
Description of Property
1/4 Lot 2D Block R Ocean Terrace Tract
Minimum Price $37.50
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Parcel 33.
Sold to the State June 29 , 1931, for taxes of 1930, Sale No. 108
Deeded to State July 1, 1936, Deed No . 34
Recorded in Volume 375 of Official Records, Page 11, Records of
Santa Barbara County
Description of Property
Und 5/g Lot 2D Block R Ocean Terrace Tract
Minimum Price $65.12
Parcel 34.
Sold to the Stat e .June 29, 1931, for taxes of 1930, Sale No. 110
Deeded to State July 1, 1936, Deed No . 36
Recorded in Volume 375 of Official Records, Page 13, Records of
Sant a Barbara County.
Description of Property
Und 1/16 Lot 2D Block R Ocean Terrace Tract
Minimum Price $g.79
Parcel 35.
Sold to the State-June 29, 1931, for taxes of 1930, Sale No. 123
Deeded to State July 1, 1936, Deed No . 44
Recorded in Volume 374 of Official Records, Page 26, Records of
Santa Barbara County.
Description of Property
1/16 Lot 2D Block R Ocean Terrace Tract
Minimum Price $S . S3
Parcel 36.
Sold to the State June 29, 1931, for taxes of 1930, Sale No. 114
Deeded to State July 1, 1936, Deed No. 4o
Recorded in Volume 374 of Official Records, Page 22, Records of
Santa Barbara County.
Description of Property
Lot 15 Block G Isla Vista Tract
Minimum Price $42.79
Parcel 37
Sold to the State June 29, 1931, for taxes of 1930, Sale No. 99
Deeded to State July 1, 1936, Deed No . 31
Recorded in Volume 374 of Official Records, Page 21, Records of
Santa Barbara County.
De scription of Property
Lot 19 Block G Isla Vista Tract
Minimum Price $45.37
Parcel 3g.,
Sold to the State June 29, 1931, for taxes of 1930, Sale no. 106
Deeded to State July 1, 1936, Deed No . 33
Recorded in Volume 375 of Official Records, Page 10, Records of
Santa Barbara County.
Description of Property
Und 1/2 Lot 22 Block G I sla Vista Tract
Minimum Price $19.56
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April 14th, 1947
Parcel 39.
Sold to the State . June 29, 1931, for taxes of 1930, Sale No. 109 .
Deeded to State July 1, 1936, Deed No. 35.
Recorded in Volume 375 of Official Records, Page 12, Records of
Sant a Barbara County
Description of Property
Und 1/2 Lot 22 Blook G Isla Vista Tract
Minimum Price $19~57.
Parcel 4o.
Sold to the State .June 29, 1931, for taxes of 1930, Sale No. 46.
Deeded to State July 1, 1936, Deed No. 9 .
Recorded in Volume 374 of Official Records, Page g, Records of
Santa Barbara County
Des cription of Property
Lot 7 Block H Isla Vista Tract
Minimum Price $45.1g
Parcel 41
Sold to the State .June 29, 1931, for taxes of 1930, Sale No. 43
Deeded to State July 1, 1936, Deed No. 7
Recorded in Volume 374 of Official Records, Page 6, Records of
Santa Barbara County
Description of Property
Lot 14 Block H Isla Vista Tract
Minimum Price $47;57
Parcel 42.
Sold to the State June 29, 1934, for taxes of 1933, Sale No, 214
Deeded to State July 1, 1939, Deed No. 2g.
Recorded in Volume 472 of Official Records, Page 40, Records of
Santa Barbare County.
Description of Property
Lot 7 Block A Newfield Heights
Minimum Price $55.og
Parcel 43 .
Sold to the State August 16, 1933, for truces of 1932, Sale No. 105
Deeded to State July 1, 193g, Deed No. 12.
Recorded in Volume ~44 of Official Records, Page 94, Records of
Santa Barbara County.
Description of Property
.
Lot g Block F Ocean Terrace Tract
Minimum Price $47;95
Parcel 44
Sold to the State June 29, 1934, for Taxes of 1933, Sale No. 190
Deeded to State July 1, 1939, Deed No . 23 .
Recorded in Volume 472 of Official Records, Page 35, Records of
Santa Barbara County
Description of Property
Lot 5 Block D Ooean Terrace Traot
Minimum Price $41.94
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Parcel 45 .
Sold to the State June 29, 1934, for taxes of 1933, Sale No . lg9
Deeded to State July 1, 1939, Deed No . 22
Recorded in Volume 472 of Official Records, Page 34, Records of
Santa Barbara County
Description of Property
Lot 6 Block D Ocean Terrace Tract
Minimum Price $41.94
Parcel 46 .
Sold to the State June 29, 1934, for taxes of 1933, Sale No. 173
Deeded to State July 1, 1939, Deed No . 10
Recorded in Volume 472 of Official Records, Page 22, Records of
San ta Barbara County
Description of Property
Lot g Block D Ocean Terrace Tract
Minimum Price $41.91
Parcel 47
Sold to the State June 29, 1934, tor taxes of 1933, Sale No. lg5
Deeded to State July 1, 1939, Deed No . 20 .
Recorded in Volume 472 of Official Records, Page 32, Records of
Santa Barbara County
Description of Property
Lots 10, 11 & 20 Block D Ocean Terrace Tract
Minimum Price $125.75
Parcel 4g_
Sold to the State June 29, 1934, for taxes of 1933, Sale No. 1E!4
Deeded to State July 1, 1939, Deed No. 19
Recorded in Volume 472 of Official Records, Page 31, Records of
Santa Barbara County
Description of Property
Lots 21, 22, & 23, Block D Ocean Terrace Tract
Minimum Price $125.71
Parcel 49.
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Sold to the State June 29, 1934, for taxes of 1933, Sal e No. ig3
Deeded to State July 1, 1939, Deed No . lg
Recorded in Volume 472 of Official Records, Page 30, Records of
Santa Barbara County
Lot 24 Block D
Description of Property
Ocean Terrace Tract
Minimum Price $41. 95
Parcel 50.
Sold to the State June 29, 1934, for taxes of 1933, Sale No . 179
Deeded to State July 1, 1939, Deed No. 15
Reo.orded in Volume 472 of Official Records, Page 27, Records of .
Santa Barbara County
Description of Property
Lot 25 Block D Ocean Terrace Tract
Minimum Price $41. 91
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April 14th, 1947.
Parcel 51.
Sold to the State JunP 29, 1934, for truces of 1933, Sale No. 178.
Deeded to Stat e July 1, 1939, Deed No. 14
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Recorded in Volume 472 of Official Records, Page 26, Records of
Santa Barbara County
Description of Property
Lot 26 Block D Ocean Terrace Tract
Minimum Price $41.95
Parcel 52
Sold to the State June 29, 1934, for taxes of 1933, Sale No. 186
Deeded to State July 1, 1939, Deed No. 21
Recorded in V.olume .472 of Official Records, Page 33, Records of
Santa Barbara County
Description of Property
Lot 27 Block D Ocean Terrace Tract
Minimum Price $41.91
Parcel 53
Sold to the State June 29, 1934, for taxes of 1933, Sale No. 177
Deeded to State July 1, 1939, Deed No. 13
Recorded in Volume 472 of Official Records, Page 25, Records of
Santa Barbara County
Description of Property
Lots 16 & 18 Block E Ocean Terrace Tract
Parcel 54.
Sold to the State June 29, 1934, for taxes of 1933, Sale No. 172
Deeded to State July 1, 1939, Deed No. 9
Recorded in Volume 472 of Official Rec.ords, Page 21, Records of
Santa Barbara County
Description of Property
Lot 20 Block F Ocean Terraoe Tract
Minimum Price $41.91.
Parcel 55.
Sold to the State June 29, 1934, for taxes of 1933, Sale No. 171
Deeded to State July 1, 1939, Deed No. g
Recorded in Volume 472 of Official Records, Page 20, Records of
Santa Barbara County.
Description of Property
Lot 1 Block G Ocean Terrace Tract
Minimum Price $47.67
Parcel 56.
Sold to the State June 29, 1934, for taxes of 1933, Sale No. 174
Deeded to State July 1, 1939, Deed No. 10
Recorded in Volume 472 of Official Records, Page 22, Records of
Santa Barbara County
Description of Property
Lot 13 Block G Ocean Terrace Tract
Minimum Price $39.75
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Sal e of Tax
Deeded Propert
J
Sale of Tax
Deeded Proper
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Parcel 57 .
Sold to the State June 29, 1934, for taxes of 1933, Sale No . 1$1
Deeded to State July 1, 1939, Deed No . 17
Recorded in Volume 472 of Official Records, Page 29, Records of
Santa Barbare. County.
Description of Property
Lot 27 Block G Ocean Terract Tract
Minimum Price $44.68
The fore going resolution was duly pass.ed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors
of Santa Barbara County, the 14th day of Apr il, 1947
In the Matter of the Sale of Tax Deeded Property by the County Tax Collector.
/ Resolution No . 72-5-5.
Pursuant to a notice of intention to sell at public auction certain tax deeded
properties and request for approval thereof filed with this Board of Supervisors by the
Tax Collector of Santa Barbara County, April g, 1947, it is resolved that approval be
and it is hereby granted for said s ale as set forth in the s aid notice end the said tax
collector is hereby directed to sell the property as provided by law for a sum not less
than the minimum price set forth in t his resolution.
The parcel or parcels of property that are the subj ect of thi~ resolution are
deeded to the State of California for delinquent taxes and are situated in the County
of Santa Barbara, State of California, being more particularly described as follows:
Sold to the State June 29, 1931, for taxes of 1930, Sale No . 70
Deeded to State July 1, 1936, Deed No . 22
Recorded in Volume 375 of Official Records, Page 7, Records of
Santa Berbara County.
Description of Property
Fairfield Tract Lot 9, Block G According to official map
Minimum Price $25. 00
The foregoing resolution was duly passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors
of Santa Barbara County, the 14th day of April, 1947.
In the Matter of the Sale of Tax Deeded Property by the County Tax Collector.
y Resolution No. 12~ 6
Pursuant to a notice of intention to sell at public auction certain tax deeded
properties and request for approval thereof filed with t his Board of Supervisors by the
Tax Collector of Sa.nta Barbara County, April 8, 1947, it is resolved that approval be
and it is hereby granted for said sale as set forth in the said notice and the said tax
collector is hereby directed to sell the property as provided by law for a sum not less
than the mini mum price set forth in this resolution.
The parcel or parcels of p~operty that are the subject of this resolution are
deeded to the State of California for delinquent taxes and are situated in the County
of Santa Bs.rbara, State of C-alifornia, being more particularly described as follows:
Sold to the State June 29, 1931, for taxes of 1930, Sale No 72
Deeded to State July 1, 1936, Deed No 24
Recorded in Volume 374 of Official Records, Page 14, Records of Santa Barbara
County
Description of Property
Fairfield Tract Lot 11, Block G According to Official Map
Minimum Pr ice $25 .00
April 14th, 1947
The foregoing resolution was duly passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors
of Santa Ba~bara County, the 14th day of April, 1947.
Sal e of Tax
Deeded Prooer y
I n the Matter of the Sale of Tax Deeded Property by the County Tax Collector.
~ Resolution No . 7257
Pursuant to a notice of intention to sell at public auction certain tax deeded
properties and request for approval thereof filed with this Board of SuperVi sors by the
. .
Tax Collector of Santa Barbara County, April S, 1947, it is resolved that approval be
and it is hereby granted for said sale as set forth in the said notice and the said tax
collector is hereby directed to sell the property as provided by law for a sum not less
than the minimum price set forth in this resolution
The parcel or parcels of property that are the subject of this resolution are
deeded to the State of California for delinquent taxes and are situated in the County of
Santa Barbara, State of California, being more particularly described as follows:
.
Sold to the State June 29, 1931, for taxes of 1930, Sale No. 71
Deeded to State July 1, 1936, Deed No. 23
Recorded in Volume 375 of Official Reco rd~, Page $, Records of
Santa Barbara County.
Description of Property
Fairfield Tract Lot 10, Block G According to official map
Minimum Price $25.00
The foregoing r esolution was duly passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors
of Santa Barbara County, the 14th day of April, 1947.
Sal e of Tax
Deeded Proper y
./
In the Matter of the Sale of Tax Deeded Property by the County Tax Collector.
v Resolution No. 7258
Pursuant to a notice of intention to sell at public auction certain tax deeded
properties and request for approval thereof filed with this Board of Supervisors by the
Tax Collector of Santa Barbera County, April S, 1947, it is resolved that approval be
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and it is hereby grs.nted for said sale as set forth in 'the said notice and the said tax
col~ e ctor is hereby directed to sell the property as provided by law for a sum not l ess
than the minimum price set forth i. n t.h is resolution.
The parcel or parcels of _ prop~rty that are the subject of this resolution are
deeded to the State of California for delinquent taxes and are situated in the County
of Santa Barbara, State of California, being . more particularly described as follows:
Sold to the State June 29, 1931, for taxes of 1930, Sale No. 80
Deeded to State July 1, 1936, Deed No. 2S
Recorded in Volume 374. of Official Records, Page lS, Records of
San ta Barbara County.
Description of Property
Fairfield Tract Lot 9, Block H According to off icial map
Minimum Price $25. 00
The foregoing resolution was duly passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors
of Santa Barbara County the 14th day of April, 1947.
Sale of Tax
Deeded Prope y
~
In the Matter of the Sale of T_ax Deeded Prop erty by th~ County Tax Collector.
/ Resolution No. 7259
Pursuant to a notic ~ of intention to sell at public auction certain tax deeded
properties and request for approval thereof filed with this Board of Supervisors by the
Tax Collector of Santa Barbara County, April S, 1947, it is re solved that approval be
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and it is hereby grant ed for said s al e as set forth in the said notice and the said
tax collector is hereby directed to sell the property as provided by law for a sum not
l ess than the minimum price s et forth in t his r esolution.
The p arcel or parcels of property that are the subject of this r esolut ion are
deeded to the State of California for delinquent taxes and are situated in the County
of Santa Barbara, State of California, being more particularly described as follows:
Sold to the Stat e June 29, 1931, for taxes of 1930 , Sale No. Sl
Deeded to Stat e July 1, 1936, Deed No . 29.
Recorded in Volume 374 of Official Records, Page 19, Records of Santa Barbara
County
Description of Prop erty
Fairfield Tract Lot 10, Block H According to official map
Minimum Price $25.00
The foregoing resol ution was duly passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors
of Santa Barbar8 County, the 14th day of April, 1947.
Applicat ion In the Matter of the Application of the General Petroleum Company for Road
of the Gener a
PPtrol eum License, Fifth District.
Company for
Road License, Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that a p ermit be, and
Fifth Distric
v the same is hereby, granted the General Petrol eum Company to lay a 311 water pipeline
Reouest of
Ridinfl Club
for Use of
Persh ing- Park
Communicr tion
v
Approval of
~ndorsem e nt t
il Drilling
Bond. (
Release of
3lanket Oil
Drilling Bond
y'
across a County road, Fifth District, bond guaranteeing t he road repair being waived.
In the Matt e~_o f Request_ of the Santa Barbara County,: Ridin_g_Club for Use of
Pershing Park May 30th, 31st, and June let.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered t hat the Santa Barbara
County Riding Club be, and it is hereby, allowed the use of Pershing Park May 30th, 31s ,
and June lat.
In the Matter of Communication from the Santa Barbara Poet of the American
Legion Relative to the Appointment of Elvin R. Morgan, Veterans' Service Officer.
The above entitled matter was ordered placed on file.
In the Matter of Approval of Endorsement to Oil Drilling Bond.
Pursuant to t he r equest of F. H. Johnson, Oil Well Inspe ct or, and in accordan e
with the provisions of Ordinance No. 559.
Upon motion, duly s econded and carried, it is ordered that the following
endorsement to blanket Bond No. 4256614 be, and the same is he reb~, approved:
Signal Oil and Ga s Company - Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland covering well
"State" 2og-6.
In the Matter of Release of Blanket Oil Drilling Bond
Pursuant to the request of F. H. Johnson, Oil Well Inspector, and in
accordance with the provisi ons of Ordinance No . 559,
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is or dered that the following
blanket oil drilling bond No. 4539936 be, and the s ame is hereby, released:
George F. Getty, Inc. - Fidelity and Deposit Comp any of Maryland.
;\pproval of In the Matter of Approval of Riders t o Blanket Oil Drill ing Bond.
Riders to
Blanket Cil Pursuant to the request of F. H. J ohnson, Oil Well Inspector, and in
Drilling Bond
v accordance with the provisions of Ordinance No. 559,
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the following
riders to blanket oil drilling bond No. GA-2$2713 be, and the same are hereby approved:
Pacific Western Oil Corporation - Standard Accident Insurance Company.
Application o
Newlove \Tater
Company for
Road License,
Fifth Distric
LeAve of
Absence
./
Authorizing
Albert T.
Eaves Jr. to
Travel to
Lompoc, etc.
.,
Resolution of
Board of
Super- visors
to Abandon
Portion of
San Antonio
Road, Third
Roe.d District
v
April 14th, 1947.
In the Matter of the Application of the Newlove Wat e-r Company for Road
License, Fifth District.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that a permit be, and
the same is hereby, granted the Newlove Wa.ter Company to lay. a 611 water pipeline across
Newlove Drive, Fifth District, upon the posting of a $500.00 bond.
In the Matter of Leave of Absence.
.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that Harry F. Looney,
. .
Deputy Sheriff, be, and he is hereby, gr anted one months leave of absence without pay,
effective April 16th, 1947
In the Matter of Authorizing Albert T. Eaves, Jr. to Travel to Lompoc, Santa
Maria, and Guadalupe .
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that Albert T. Eaves,
Jr., Deputy Auditor, be, and he is hereby, authorized to travel to Lompoc, Santa Maria,
and Guadalupe, relative to the recreational program agreements;
It is further ordered that 1-ir. Eaves be allot'1ed 6 per mile for the use of
his own ca.r.
In the Matter of the Resolution of the Board of Supervi-sors of the County of
Santa Barbara to Abandon a Portion of San Antonio Road in the Third Road District.
~ Resolution No. 72~0
ORDER OF ABANDONMENT
The r esolution of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara
(No. 7142) in the above entitled matter coming on this day r egularly to be heard, and
it appearing that said resolution was duly passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors
of the County of Santa Barbara on the 10th day of March, 1947; that the whole of
the property affected is situated in the Third Road District; that on the 10th day of
March, 1947, an order was duly made by this board fixing Monday the 7th day of April,
1947, at 10:00 A.M. as the date and time for hearing said resolution at the room of said
Board of Supervisors in the County Courthouse, City of Santa Barbara, County of Santa
Barbara, State of California, and providing that notice of the time and place fixed for
hearing said resolution be given to all frer.holders in s aid Third Road District, by
publicetion of said resolution and order in the Santa Barbara News-Press, a newspaper
of general circulation, published in s aid County, for . at least two successive weeks
prior to said hearing, and that similar notice be posted conspicuously along the line
of the highway proposed t o be abandoned; and it further appearing that said notice has
.been duly given, published and posted as prescribed by . the aforesaid order and that
affidavits of such publication and posting have be~n filed herein;
And said hes.ring having been ha.d and evidence havlng been given and it appearing
that all the allegations contained in said resolution are true;
And it further appearing from all the evidence submitted that the portion of
the county highway described in said resolution is unnecessary for present or prospectiv
use and is no longer required for s aid purpose;
IT IS THEREFORE HER~BY ORDERED that the portion of San Antonio Road, being a
portion of a county highway located in s aid Third Road District in the County of Santa
. Barbara, State of California , as hereinafter described, be and the same is hereby
vacated, discontinued, abandoned and a.bolished, t o wit:
All that portion of San Antonio Roa.d lying between the southerly line of the
right of way of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company and a line drawn at right angles
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Payment of
1-ioney to the
Free Public
Library ./
Agriculturists'
Meetin'2' in
Sacramento ./
to the center line of said road through a point in said center line distant 330 feet
southerly measurec along said center line from the southerly line of s aid right of way,
said center line of San Antonio Road being the westerly line of Lot g of the Out side
Pueblo Lands of the City of Santa Barbara according to Norway's Survey and Map known as
Norway's Map No. 2.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 14-th day of April, 194-7, by the follolV"ing vote :
.
Ayes: C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell
Noes: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Paymen-t of Money to the Santa Barbara Free Public Library.
_ Resolution No. 726-1 .
WHEREAS, the County ct Santa Barbara has entered into a contract with the
Board of Trustees of the Santa Barbara Free Public Library, dated September 10, 1946,
.
whereby said Library contracted to furnish the County of Santa Barbara certain library
.
services for the period of July 1, 194-6 t o June 30, 194-7, both dates inclusive, for a
total consideration of $50, 000 00, providing that the City of SE1.nta Barbara pays a like
sum to said Library; and
WHEREAS, the City of Santa Barbara has heretofore, pursuant to s aid contract,
paid said Library the sum of $4-9,000.00 and an additional sum of $750.00, making a total
payment by said City of Santa. Barbara in the sum of $4-9,750.00; and
WHEREAS, the said County of Santa Barbara has heretofore made three installmen
payments on s aid contract in the amount of $12,250 .00 each, making a total of $36,750.00;
and
WHEREAS, it appears necessary and proper that the amount of the final payment
' on s aid contract by the County, which final payment becomes due on April 15, 194-7, shall
Pqual the amount paid by the said City of Santa Barbara, in accordance with the terms of.
said contract,
NOW, THEREFURE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that the Auditor of the County
of Santa Barbara be and he is hereby directed am authorized to draw his warrant upon
the Treasurer of said County in favor of the Trustees of the Santa Berbara Free Public
Library in the amount of $13, 000. 00 and to deliver said warrant to s aid trustees in
payment of the final installment due under said contract on April 15, 194-7 from the
County to s aid Library.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 14-th dP.y of April, 194-7, by the follo\V"ing vote:
Ayes: c. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell
Noes: None Absent: None.
In the Matter of Agriculturists 1 Meeting in Sacramento.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that Walter S. Cummings,
Agricultural Commissioner, be, and he is hereby, authorized to attend a meeting in
Sacramento, April 25th, 1947.
Veterans
Service Off ice s
In the Matter of Veterans' Service Officers Meeting.
MeC'ting. Upon mot ion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that Elvin R. Morgan,
/
Veterans Service Officer, be, and he is hereby, authorized to attend a meeting in Los
Angeles, April 15th, 19~7.
Application o
H0nolulu Oil
Corpor ation
to Excava t e
in County
Road, Third
Dis trict
/'
Re : Old A-ge Security v"
Transf er of
Funds.to
Employees'
Retirement
Fund.
Cancellation
of Funds.
April 14th, 1947.
In the Matter of the Application of the Honolulu Oil Corporation to Excavate
in County Road, Third District.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that a permit be, a.nd
the s ame is hereby, gr anted the Honolulu Oil Corporation t o lay a 311 water p ipeline
acr oss a county road, Third District, upon the posting of a $250. 00 bond.
~~ the- Matter of Ordering Earl Newlon t o File a Sworn Statement Relative to
the Support of Rob ert C. Newlon a Recipient of Aid under the Old Age Security Law of the
State of California .
0 RD ER
It appearing that Robert C. Newlon is a r ecipient of aid under t he Old Age
Security Law of the State of Califor nia administered through the Welfare Department of
the County of Santa Barbare , and it appearing that Earl Newlon r esiding within the
County of Santa Barbara is a son of said recipient,
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED pursuant t o the . authority vested in the .
Board of Supervisors under s aid Old Age Security .Law, that said Earl Newlon file a sworn
statement in the form pr escribed by said law indicating whether he is in fact contributing
and will continue to contribute to t he support of said r ecipient pursuant to the
provisions of section 21Sl of the Welfare and I nstitutions Code, s aid statement to be
filed with the County Welfare Department at the Courthouse, Santa Barbara, California ,
within 10 days from the service of a certified copy of this ORDER . FURTHER ORDERED
that a certified copy of this ORDER be forth't'lith served upon said Earl Newlon.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds to the Employees ' Retirement Fund.
0 RD ER
Upon motion, duly mPde , seconded, and unanimously carried, it is ordered
that the County Auditor b e , and he is hereby, authorized and directed to transfer the
followings ums to the 11Employees1 Re tirement Fund" from the funds set f orth below, sa1d
transfer being in accordance with the provisions of Section .101 of Article 6 of the
County Employees Retirement Act of 1937:
General Fund
Salary Fund
Good Roads Fund
Oil Well Inspection Fund
Law Library Fund
Total credited t o "Employees' Retirement Fund~
$ 3' 54-2 . 37
l , 96g. s9
979.eo
22 .02
.69
6,513.77
Upon the r oll b eing called, the f ollowing Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Tl'litche ll.
Nays: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Cancel lation of Funds.
Resolution No. 7262
Whereas, it appears t o the Board of Supervisors of Se.nta Berbara County that
the sum of $2, 000. 00 is not needed in account 142 A 60, Labor, Salaries , and Wages,
Fourth Supervisor District - Good Roads Fund.
Now therefor e , be it r esolved that the sum two thousand dollars ($2,000.00)
be and the same is hereby canceled from the above account and r eturned to the Unappr opri
stPd Reserve Good Roads Fund
Upon the passage of the forego ing r esolution, the r ol l being c alled, the
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Cancellation
of Funds /
Cancellation
of Funds
J
Cancellation
of Funds.
J
Cancellation
of Funds.
following Supervisor s voted Aye, to-wit :
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherfor d , R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. T\':itchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Cancellat i on of Funds.
Resolution 7263
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara Count y that
the sum of $200. 00 is not needed in account 57 B 2~, Repairs and Minor Replacements,
Maintenance and Oper at i on, County Buildings - Second D~strict, General Fund.
Now therefore, be i t r esolved that the sum of two hundred dollars ($200. 00)
be and the ea.me i s hereby canceled fr9m the above account ana. returned to the
Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing r esolution, the r oll b eing called, the
f ollo\'1ing Supa-- visors voted Aye , to-\o1i t:
C. W~ Bradbury, Paul E. Stewert, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. ]264
Whereas, it appears to the Beard of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $60 . 00 is not needed in account 42 B 2 , Postage, Freight, Cartage and
Express, Maintenance and Operation, Justice Court - Second Township, Gener al Fund
Now ther efor e, be it resolved that the sum of si~ty dollars ($60. 00) be
and the same is hereby canceled from the above account and r eturned to the Unappropriated
Reserve Gener al Fund
Upon the passage of the foregoing r esolution, the roll being c alled, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
Nays, None Absent, Non-e
In the Matter of Cancellat i on of Funds.
Resolution No. 7265
Wher eas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $150 .00 is not needed in account lS B 46, Criminal Expense, Maintenance and
.
Operation, District Attorney, General Fund
Now ther ef or e , be i t resolved that the sum of one hundr ed fifty dol lars
. . . . .
($150 . 00) be and the same i s hereby canceled from the above account and r eturned t o
the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund .
Upon the passage of the f or egoing r esolution, the r oll being c alled, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, t o- \'li t:
C. W. Bradbury , Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Ruthe rf or d, R. B. McClella.n, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None .
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds
Resolution No . 7266
Whereas, i t appears t o the Board of SupPrvisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $400 . 00 is not needed in account 296 A, $anta Barbara County Water Works
District No . 1 , Salaries and. Wages, Santa Barbara County Water Wor ks District No . 1
'
Transf er of
Funds .
/
Transf er of
Funds . I .
Transf er of
Funds .
/
April 14th, 1947
Maintenance Fund.
Now therefore, be it r esolved that the sum of four hundred dollars ($400.00)
be and the same is her~by canceled from the above account and returned to the
Unappropriated Reserve Santa Barbara County Water Works District No. 1 Maintenance Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the ~oll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Fund.
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Tl-11 tchell
Nays, None Absent, None .
I n the Matter of Transfer of funds From the Unappropriated Reserve Good Roads
Resolution No. 7267
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa.Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve Good Roads Fund to account 142
B 9, Motor Vehicle Supplies, Maintenance and Operation; in accordance with Section 3714,
subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of two thousand dollars ($2,000. 00)
be and the sa.me . is hereby tr an sf erred from the unappropriated reserve Good Roads Fund to
account 142 B 9, Motor Veh icl e _Supplies, Maintenance and Operation, Fourth Supervisor
.
District - Good Roads Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Tr a ns~er 9f Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund.
Resolution No . 726g
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to. account 196 C 100,
Remodeling Sunshine Cottage; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the
Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of two hundred dollars ($200.00) be
and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve General Fund to
account .196 C 100, Remodeling S unshine Cot.tage, Cap1 tal Outl.a y,. Juvenile Hall, General
Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None.
I n the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve Salar y Fund
Resolu~io~_ No. 7269
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Senta Barbara Coumty that a
transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve Salary Fund to account 42 A 3,
Clerk; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of two hundred eighty-nine and
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Transf er of
Funds .
Transf er of
Funds .
Transf er of
Funds .
94/100 dollars ($289.94) be and the same ls hereby transferred from the unappropriated
reserve Salary Fund to account 42 A 3, Clerk, Salaries and .Wages, Justice Court - Second
~ownship, Salary Fund.
Upon the passage of the f oregolng resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Fund.
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None .Absent, None
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Resolution No. 7270
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barb~r a County that
e transfer is necessary from .the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to account 42 C 4,
Law Books; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of sixty dollars ($60.00) be and
tre same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve General Fund to account
42 C 4, Law Books, Capital Outlay, Justice Court -Second Township, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being c~lled, the
follot'1ing Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund.
.
Resolution No. 7271
Whereas it appears to the Board of -supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
8 transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to account 19 B 1,
Telephone and Telegraph; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the
Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one hundred fifty dollars
($150.00) be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve General
Fund to account 19 B 1, Telephone and Telegraph, Maintenance and Operation, District
Attorney - Santa Maria, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve Santa
Barbara County Water Works District No. 1 Maintenance Fund
.
Resolution No. 7272
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve Santa Barbar a County Water
Works District No. 1 Maintenance Fund to account 296 B, Maintenance and Operation; in
accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now t herefore, be it resolved that the sum of four hundred dollars ($400.00)
be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropris.ted reserve Santa Barbana
County Water Works Disrrict No. 1 Maintenance Fund to account 296 B, Maintenance and
Operation, Santa Barbara County \'later \'lorks District No. 1, Ma.intene.nce Fund.
Revision of
Budget Items
,/
Revision of
Budget Items
/
RP.vision of
Budget Items
.
April 14th, 1947
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution , the ~oll being called, the
following Supervisors Voted Aye, t o-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items .
Resolution _No. 7212
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbare. County that
a revi sion is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
qener al Relief- Welfare Department, General Fund
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same are
hereby r evised as follows : to-wit;
Transfer from Account 190 B 56, County Cash Aid, the sum of $5 , 000.00 to
Account 190 B 7 Food Supplies, Maintenance and Operation, General Relief - l'lelf are
Depart.m ent, General Fund. '
Upon the passage of the for ego ing resolu. tion, the r. oll. being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to- wit :
C. W. Br adbury , Paul E. Stewar t, J . Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClell an, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays , None Absent , None
I n the Matter of Revision of Budget Items .
Rero lution No. 7274
Wher eas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a r evision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
County Buildings - Second District, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be .it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
ar e hereby revi sed as f ollows : to- wit;
Tr ansfer from Account 57 B 22. , R. epairs and Minor Replacements, the sum of
$63 . 00 to Acc. oun. t 57 B 25 , Service. an.d Expense, Maintenance and Operation, County
Buildings - Second District, General Fund .
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit :
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
Nays, None Absent , None
In the Matter of Revision ~ Budget Items.
_Resolution No . 7215
Whereas, it appears to the Board of 5upervisor s 'of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Distr ict Attorney - Santa Maria, General Fund.
Now, ther efore, be . it Resolved thatthe aforesaid accounts be and the same are
hereby r evised as follows: to-wit ;
Tr ansfer from Account 19 B 3, Traveling Expense and J.iileage, the sum of $50. 00
to Account 19 B 22, Repairs ana Minor Replacements, Maintenance and Operation, District
Attor~ey - Santa Maria, General Fund
Upon the passage of the f~r Fgo ing resolution, the r oll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye , to-wit :
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Revision of
Budget Items
/
ReDorts.__ _,
Purchase of
Fire Insuran e
on Lompoc Ai -
port Buildin s
v
Increase in
SalE!ry of
Veterans'
Sery1ce 0ffi
Deputy
Amendin&.r
Resolution
No. 7009
e
C. W. Br adbury, Paul E. Stewart, J . Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell .
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matt er of Revision of Budget Items .
Resolution No . 7276
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbare County that
a r evision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
District Attorney, General Fund.
Now, therefor e , be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are h er eby r evised as f ollows: t o-wit;
Transfer from Account lg B 46 , Criminal Expense, the sum of $100.00 to Account
lg B 22, Repairs and Minor Replacements, Maintenance and Operation, District Attorney,
General Fund.
Upon the passage of the f or egoing r esolution, the r oll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to- wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J . Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Reports-.
The following reports were r eceived and ordered placed on file :
Santa Maria Recreation Program
Santa Ynez Valley Union High School Recreation Program
Santa Maria Hes pi tal
Santa Barbara General Hospital
County Health Department
The Board took a recess until 4:30 p .m. of this day
At 4:30 p. m. the Board convened
?resent: Supervisors C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J . Monroe Rutherford,
R. B. McCl ellan, T. A. Twitchell, and J. E. Lewis , Olerk.
In the Matter of Purcha se of- Fire Insurance on the Lol!!l2.D_C Airport Buildings .
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that John L . St e ~r art ,
Purchasing Agent, be, and he is hereby, authorized to purchase fire insurance for the
Lompoc Airport buildings f or one year; said buildings to be insured for $13, 000. 00.
In the Matter of Increase in.alary of Veterans ' Service Office Deputy .
Upon motion duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the Veterans Servi ce
Officer be, and he is hereby, authorized to increase the s alary of Dorothy Maddox,
Deputy , from $150. 00 to $175. 00 per month, effective April .16th, 1947 .
In the Met~ er of Amending Resolution No . 7009 Governing Compensation of the
Employees of the County Service Officer.
, Resoluti on No . 7277
WHEREAS, it appears necessary and proper to amend Resolution No. 7009 governing
compensation paid the employees of the County Service Officer,
NOW , THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that , effective April 16, 19~7,
said r esolution be amended by substituting the ~rords ana. figures 11 165.00 per month" i n
the p l ace and stead of the figur es 11 150. 00 per month11 as and f or the comp en sat i on for
the posi t i on of Secretary fSante Maria), Code No. 6.
'
April 14th, 1947
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that certified copies of this resolution be forwarded
to the Auditor, District Attorney and County Service Officer.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 14th day of April, 1947, by the following 'te:
Ayes : C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J . Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan ,
and T. A. Twi tchell.
Noes : None Abs ent : None
Approving In t he Matter of Appr oving Change in Classificati on of the County Welfare
Change of
Classificatio Department.
County Welfar.
Department 0 R D E R
.;
Petition of
Ed,v-in C. Welc
et al . for
Formation of
the Proposed
Montecito
Sanitary Dist
v
I
Pursuant to the request of H. J . Rudolph, County Welfare Director, and in
a ccordance with the provisions of Resolution. No . 7102.
It was moved, duly seconded and carr ied unanimously, that the following change
in classi f i cation in the staff of the County ~'lelfare Department be, and the same is
hereby , approved:
Helen Ursin - Publ ic Assistance Worker - Grade I changed to
Publi c Assistance Worker - Gr ade II ,
$lgo.oo per month, effecti ve May 1 , 1947.
I n the Matter of the Petition of Edwin C. Wel.ch, et al . for the Formation of ,
the Proposed Montecito Sanitary District of Santa Barbara County.
_ Resolution No. 727g '
WHEREAS, in compliance with the Order of t his Board of Supervisors made on
April 14 , 1947 , U. s. Gr ant, a competent person, has filed his report under Section 5 an
6 of the District Investigation Act of 1933, as amended, relative to the formation of
the proposed Montecito Sanitary District of Sante Barbar a County, as prayed for by the
Petition of Edwin C. Welch, and others; and
WHEREAS , the Board of Supervisors finds in its opinion that the contemplated
acquisitions and/or improvements by said proposed district are ones in which the
probable assessments will not exceed the limiations set up in the District I nvesti gation
Act of 1933, as amPnded, and that the proposed projects are feasible, and that the
properties to be assessed will be able to car ry the burden of such proposed assessments,
and that the l imitations on the amount of the assessments herein provided may be
dispensed with;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED, ORDERED , FOUl\m AND DETERMINED
AS FOLLOWS:
1. That all of the foregoing r ecitati ons and findings are t r ue and cor rect .
2 . That t he provisions of Subdivi sion (f ) of Section 6 and Subdi vision (b)
of Section 11 of the District Investigation Act of 1933 , as amended, shall not apply to
the proceedi ngs for the formation of the proposed Monteci to Sanitary District of Santa
Barbara County under the provisions of Part 1 of Divis ion VI of the Health and Safety
Code of the State of California, as prayed f or by the Petition of Edwin c. Welch, and
other s .
3. That a hearing shall be held upon said report of U. s. Grant relative to
said proposed district , and the time and place of said hearing is hereby fixed at 10:00
o ' clock A.M. on Monday, May 12, 1947, at the meeting room of the Board of Supervisors
in the County Court House in the City of Santa Barbara, County of Santa Barbara, State
of Califor ni a .
~ . That the ClPrk of the Board of Supervi sors is hereby ordered and required
to give notice of such hearing by a publication twice in the Santa Barbar a News-Press ,
a newspaper of general circul ation, publ i shed in the County of Santa Barbara , such
publicat i on t o be completed at l eas t twent y (20) days prior t o the dat e s et f or t he
hearing, sai d publicat i on t o b e on April 17, 19~7 and April l g, 19~7 .
5. Said notice shall read as f ollows:
11BEFORE THE BOARD OF' SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNTY OF SANTA
BARBARA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF
EDWIN C. WELCH, ET AL. FOR THE
FORMATION OF THE PROPOSED MONTECITO
SANITARY DISTRICT OF SANTA BARBARA
COUNTY
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is he. reby g. iven:
)
l )
)
NOTICE OF HEARING
(a) That t he Montecito Sanitary District of Santa Barbara County, a sanitary
district, is now being f ormed under t he pr ovisions of the Sanitary Dist rict Act of 1923
(Part l of Division VI of the Health and Safet y Code of the State of California) as
prayed f or by t he Petit ion of Ed\'1in C. Welch, and others.
(b) That a r eport has been filed by u. S. Grant with the Board of Supervisors
of the County of Santa Barbar a , St ate of California, concerning the advisability of
f orming the pr oposed district and t hat the r eport is available f or inspection at the
ct'fice of J. E. Lewis, the County Clerk of the Count y of Santa Barbara and ex officio
Clerk of said Board of Supervisors.
( c) That the boundaries of t he proposed district ar e a s f oll ows:
Beginning in the State of Celiforni a, County of Santa Barbar a, at the inters
e ction of t he souther l y prolongati on of thP east erly 1ine of the pr operty of the Santa
Barbara Cemetery As s ociation with t he mean high tide line of t he Pacific Ocean ; thence
norther l y along sai d Cemetery Line to an intersection with t he east erly City Limits line
of the City of Sant a Barbara; thence northerly and we s t erly along said City Limits line
t o a point on the Pueblo Boundary Line of the Outside Pueblo Lands of the City of Santa
Barbara, said point also being on the southeast erly line of the Metcalf property; t hence
nor t heast erly along said Pueblo Boundary to an intersection with the center l ine of
Sycamor e Canyon Road as said r oad now exists; thence northwesterly al ong s ai d ro ad cente
l ine t o a point due s out h of the sout hwester ly corner of t he Westmont College Tract as
said tract is described in dePd r ecor ded in Book 659 of Offici al Records of sa id County
at p age 57; thence north to t he sout hwe s t c orner of s aid tract; t hence no rthe ~ st e rl y ,
easter l y and northerly along the west erly boundary line of s aid tract t o an intersection
with t he center line of Mountain Drive a s s aid Drive now exists; thence in a general
.
easterly direction al ong t he cent er line of sai d Mountain Drive t o the west erly end of
.
the 11 F1fth Course11 in the deed descr iption of the propErty described in the deed to The
Bothine Helping Fund r e corded in Book 94 of Official Records of s aid County at page i9g;
thence in a general northwesterly direction along the wester l y line of s aid l ast
mentioned pr operty to the northerly end of the 7th course of said description, said
northerly end being the southwester ly corner of t ha t property described in the deed to
The Bothine Hel ping Fund r e cor ded i n Book 42 of Official Records of s~id County at page
313; t hence a l ong the \'iest erly line as described in s aid l est mentioned deed t o an
intersection with t he north line of t he NW 1/4 of the SE l/~ of Section 1, T 4 N, R 27
. .
W. SBB&M; t hence easterly to t he Quarter Section Corner of s ai d Section 1 on the west
line of Government Lot 6 cf Section 6 of T 4 N, R 26 W, SBB&M; thence southerly along
the westerly l ine of Government Lot 6 of s aid Section 6 to the s outhwesterly corner of
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April 14th, 1947
said Lot; thence east erly along the southerly line of said Lot 6 and the southerly line
qf the NE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 and th~ southerly line o~ t~e north 1/2 of the southeast
1/4 of said section to a p oi nt on the east erly line of s~id Section 6; thence southerly
along the easter ly line of sai d Section 6 t o the corner common t o Secti ons 5, 6, 7 & 8
of T 4 N, R 26 W, SBB&M; thence easterly along the northerly line of said Section 8 to
the s outh'\'1est corner of the SE 1/4 : the SE 1/4 of the above me ntioned Section 5; thenc
northerly, easterly and s outherly al ong the westerly, northerly and easterly lines
r e spectively of s aid SE 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of Section 5 to the corner common to Sections
4, 5, 8 and 9 in seid township end r ange ; thence easterly along the northerly line of
Sections 9 and 10 t o the corner common to Sectiom 2, 3, 10 and 11 in s aid township and
.
range; thence easterly along the northerly line of Section 11 a distance of 2000 fe et;
thence southerly parallel tQ and distant 2000 f ePt easterly of the westerly line of said
Section 11 to an inters ection with the center line of East Velley Road; thence westerly
along the center line of said road to an intersection with the easterly line (or its
projection) of the Stetson Tract as s aid tract is shown on a map r ecorded in Book 19 of
Record of Surveys at page 131, records of said County; thence southerly and westerly alo g
the easterly and. southerly line s r espectively of said Stetson Tract to a point on the
easterly line of Tract "A" of the Ortega Rancho as said tract is shown on a map recorded
in Book 2 of Maps and Surveys at page 14, records of said county; thence northerly along
said easterly line to the northeasterly corner of seid Tra ct A; thence in a general
southwesterly direction along the northwesterly line of said Tract A t o the northerly
corner of that parcel of land commonly known as the 11Dupe Tract" said corner being the
northerly corner of the property described in Parcel One 1n Book 571 of Official Records
of said County at page 311; thence southeasterly and southerly along the northeasterly
and easterly lines r espectively of s aid Parcel One t o the mean hi gh tide line of the
Pacific Ocean; thence in a general westerly direction along said mean high tide line of
the Pacific Ocean to the point of beginning.
{d) That at 10:00 o'clock A.M. on Monday May 12, 1947, at the meeting room
of the Board of Supervisors in the County Court House in the City of Santa Barbara,
County of Santa Barbara, State of California, a hearing will be had on said report
pursuant to the provisions of the District Investigation Act, as amended.
(e) That at said hearing protests will be considered by the Beard of Supervisors
against organizing the proposed district.
(f) That the summary of said r eport is as f ollows:
'Sumnary: The pr oposed district is quite heavily devoted to residential and
commercial use and has a large population. Present sewage disposal is inadequate and
a health menace. The only practical solution is the installation of a complete system
of sewers, e. treatment plant and outfall sel-1er at a total approximate cost of
$1,171,000. 00, which cost can feasibly be borne by the property in the proposed district
"The entire system should not be constructed at once, but only so much of it as is
presently needed, and thereafter the system should be extended to other portions of the
district as the need arises. The cost of the system should be assessed, primarily,
according to the benefit accorded individual land holdings.'
Thi s notice i s given this 14t h day of April, 1947 , pursuant to the Order of
said Board of Supervisor s .
(SEAL)
J. E. LEWIS, County Clerk of the County of
Santa Barbara, State of California, and
ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors
of said County.''
64
Endorsenient
of As sembly
Bill 2157 ./
Allowanc e of
Claims
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of California, this 14th day of April, 1947, by thP f ollowing vote:
Ayes: C. W~ Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J . Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan
and T. A. Twitchell
Nays: None Absent : None
In the Matter of Endorsement of Assembly Bill 2157 .
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the matter of
endorsement of Assembly Bill No. 2157, relative to the consolidetion of the presidenti
and direct primary elections of 194S, be, and the same is her Pby, r eferred to
Supervisors Paul E. Stewart and R. B. McClellan, for presentation and r ecommendat ion
of the State Supervisors Association.
In the Matter of Allowance of Claims.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously it is Ordered t hat the
f ollowing claims be, and the same are hereby, allowed, each claim for the amount and
payable cut of the fund designated in the order of allowance endorsed on the face of
each claim r espectively, to-wit:
A. Charles & Co . GENERAL FUND
Lloyd Albright , Jr .
Ambassador Laundry
Amend & Inglis
American Optical Company
A. N. Packing Co .
Arlington Chemical Corporation
A. S. Aloe Company
Associated Telephone Company, Ltd.
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
Bancroft-Whitney Company
Banks' Stati onery Store
Beard Motor Company
do do
Bert 1 s Market
Bortolazzo Grocery
Harry J. Bowman
Roy Bradley
Braun Corporation
J eanette Brown
Burroughs Adding Machine Co .
do do
Campodonico ~'later Works
Carpinteria Herald
George V. Castagnol a
Cavett's Trailer Court Store
Hal D. Caywood
Channel Paper & Supply Co .
30.79
24 .oo
64.63
53. 29
so .27
522 . s6
20. 00
143. 97
3 . 33
26.72
72 .31
s5 .11
6. 25
2.25
35 .12
3 . 6S
1.01
71. 32
5.63
9 . 30
149 . 4-o
6. 00
52 .43
4 . 66
3.36
16. g!4-
12. 00
l . g7
20. 50
7.so
21 . SO
236.15
I
April 14th, 191~7.
Coast Hospitel Supply
Mrs. Edward L. Cody
County National Bank
Arthur Covarrubias
Marcus E. Cravens
GENERAL FUND
Credit Bureau of Santa Barb a~a, Inc.
Walters. Cummings
Cutter La.bore.tories
Dale's Drive-in Grocery
J oe Dal Pozzo
Derringer-Taylor
Drum ' s Grocery
Fred DumeshausPn
Earl F. J ohnson Brake Service
El Rancho Market
Alfred J. Engle
Mrs. Alice Erickson
Farallone Fisheries
Freezrite Food Lockers
Garland Garage
General Electiro X-Ray
Germain's
Dre . Geyman & Gat es
Golden State Company, Ltd.
do do
Goleta Valley Locke~ Service
Grayston X-Ray Company
'
Hakan-Bondoc, Chemical Industries
Hills Stationery
Hoag Seed Company
do do
Hobbs Bros
Hoffmann- LaRoche Inc.
Holiday Hardv;are Co.
do do
~ lizab eth H. Huff
I nternational Vitamin Corp.
Interstate Bakeries Corp .
Melba James
J ohnson 's Grocery
W. F. J ohnston
J or dano Bros.
do
Juillard-Cockcrof t
do do
Karl' s Shoe Store
Kelite Products, Inc.
H. M. Krasky
. .
7.69
s .71
6.75
27.00
8. 25
6. oo
23. 00
20. 08
7. 00
12. 43
6.29
34. 25
20. 00
8. 07
47.73
12.25
36.75
90.g5
21. 60
3.23
21 . go
10.97
10.00
361.65
116.oo
3.24
102.25
10.25
2.15
1.44
5. 27
1.54
9.90
29133
36.24
1.75
10.96
100.80
42 . 00
29.07
21.50
117.75
147.30
495 .04
547.79
6.10
19g.39
ll.70
(. - L)
66
L & L Barnett GENERAL FUND
Live Oak Riviera Farms
City of Lompoc
Lompoc Light & Water Dept.
Lompoc Record
do
M & F Packing Co
M.J.B. Co.
Mao 1 s Grocery
MaoRosties Bros.
Me.nu el Mattos, Jr.
Wm. s. Merrell Company
Mona A. Merriam
Mexico City Inn
Montoya's Grocery
More Mercantile Company
do do
Jamee M. MoCloskey
Nancy N. McGraw
.McGraw-Hill Book Company Inc
McNall Building Materials
Fr ancis A. McNamara
Louis J . Needels, M.D.
Nielsen & Rasmussen
Nushawg Biological Supply, Inc.
Sara A. Ontiveros
Ott Hardware Company
do do
Pacific Coast Publishing Company
do do
do do
do do
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
Physicians Record Company
Railway Express Agency
do do
Mary P. Ramsey
Red Cross Company
Rodenbeck1 s
Royal Ice Cream Company
H. J . Rudolph
Charles Ruiz
Safel-10.y Stores, Inc.
do do
Sanitary Laundry
I
3.95
8. 64
25 . 00
112. 9g
183. 00
4. 50
1348.52
41 .00
9.60
130.03
16.oo
11.27
20 . g7
39 .96
3.55
104. 43
12 . 81
7. 5-0
83 .36
6.5g
23 .77
19 .28
29 . 25
5.14
2. 65
s.oo
182. 22
66 .10
16.35
4g_33
6.65
2.41
217 .74
13. 70
8.55
14. sg
8.71
191. 72
26. 24
3. 24
10.73
150.00
3.39
9.17
50. 4o
32 .33
24.oo
96 . 5g
5. 42
l0. 4o
I
April 14th, 1947
Santa Barbara Optical Company
Santa Barbara Pipe & Supply Co.
Santa Barbara Retr eading Shop
do do
Santa Barbare Transit Co
Santa Maria Valley 1ve.r ehouse Comp'any
do do
Schering Corpor ation
Seaside Oil Company
do do
S. E. Rykoff & Co.
R. E. Shamhart
Shell Oil Company, I nc.
Harry c. Clocum
Social Service Exchange
Solvang Laundry
Southern Cal if. Edison Co.
Southern Cal ifornia Frei ght Lines
Southern Counties Gas Co. of Calif.
do do
do do
Southern Pacific Millin.g Co.
Standard Brands Incorporated
Standard Dry Goods Company
Stationers Cor poration
Sterling Press
Warren Stevens
Stillwell & Bickmore
Stutz Servi.c e Station
Texas Lunch
City of Santa Maria
The Santa. Maria Courier
Homer C, Thompson
do do
Tidewater Associated Oil Co.
Ches. s. Tomlinson
Van Wyck Products C. o., Inc.
Ventura. County
do
do
1tlalters Surgical Company
do do
tAJ'ater Department
Weber Baking Co.
"Telch & Ryce
Thomas P. Weldon
do
Western Auto Supply Co.
'l/lestwick Iron Works
GENERAL FUND 19.00
g.71
12.92
i9.3g
i go. oo
16.15
37. 50
5.53
55 . 80
194. 09
90.42
l. l= iO.
70.00
105.00
133.34
1.95
6g.64
1.00
1 . 86
152.13
17.57
195.91
ig7.57
1919.41
11.07
22g.32
12.00
22.50
26.19
3s.13
14o.oo
44.17
g5
33 . 47
25 . 00
30.15
4o7S,79
36.77
S4.o4
462 . 31
25.76
8 . 55
77. 70
s5,.: oo
41.65
24. 41
21 . 01
7s1.90
68
Whitaker Brake Service
Richard s. Whitehead
J osephine Williams
Wilson & D'Andrea
Vincent E. Wood
W. P. Fuller & Co.
GENERAL FUID
Arthur P. Anderson GOOD ROADS FUND
Beattie & Lunt
Cl iff & Stan
E1irestone Stor es
Fred Garcia
H & L Tooth Company
Hobbs Bros .
J oseph G. Moor e Company
Lompoc Equipment Company
Lompoc Light & Water Dept .
Moor e Mercantile Company
Moore Mill and Lumber Co .
F. J . McCabe
Pacific Gas & El ectric Co.
Ruffner & Schuyler
Southern Pacific Mi l l ing Co .
Union Oil Company of Cal if.
.
Louis Even S.B. COUNTY WATER WORKS
DIST. #1 MTCE. FUND
Pacific Gas & E1ectric Co .
Gail Clary SALARY FUND
Pacific Gas & El ectric Co. CASMALIA ST. LIGHT PUND
Pacific Gas & Electric Co. GUADALUPE ST. LIGHT FUND
Pacific Gas & El ectric Co. LOS ALAMOS ST. LIGHT FUND
Pacific Gas & Electric Co. ORCUTT ST. LIGHT FUND
14.84
23.14
27. 67
52. 69
50. $3
7.76
65.00
36.35
17.64
100. 25
45.4g
1.03
65.92
22.7g
72.57
10.77
8.85
8.20
9. 67
6.77
24.57
17.6$
192. ~5
50.00
31 . 20
134. S6
87.25
78.75
Upon t he passage of the f or egoing Order, t he r oll being cal l ed the f ollowing
Supet'visors vot ed Aye , t o-wit:
~-.
Attest:
C. W. Bra(lbury, Paul E. Ste,.,art, J. Monroe Rutherf ord, R. B. McOlellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
Nays: None Absent: None
Upon motion the Board adjourned sine die .
The for egoing minutes ar e her eby approved:
,
Chairman , Board
I
Clerk
,
CaJl for
Soecial
Mee tin"-
/
. .
CAI.I FOR A SPECIAL MEETING
We, the undersigned members of the Board of Supervisors of the County ot
Santa Barbara, State of California, believing that the interests of the County require
that a special meeting of the Board of Superv. isors 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 Oalif ornia, be and the same is hereby called for
April 21st, 1947, at.10 o 1olook, a.m.
The following is the business to be transacted at said meeting, to-wit:
In the Matter of the Resig1iatlon of G. R. Luton as Commissioner of the
Montecito Fire District.
In the Matter of Appointment to the Montecito Fire District.
In the Matter of Order of the Public Utilities Commission Relative to
Application of the Santa Maria Valley Railroad to Construct a Spur Track Across a
County Road, Betteravia.
In the Matter of Granting Request for Zoning Relief.
In the Matter of Acceptance of Right-ot-Way Grant on a Certain Portion of
La Patera Lane
In the Matter of the Construction of a Railroad Crossing Over the Betterav1aSanta
Mar1a Road.
In the Matter of Communioation trom the Planning Commission Relative to the
Extension of Depot Road to Cathedral Oaks Road, Goleta.
In the Matter of Approval of the Tentative Map tor the Arcad~ Estates
Subd1v1s1on-Monteoito.
In the Matter of Approval of the Tentative Map tor the Lakeview Subdivision,
Five Miles North of Orcutt.
In. the Matter of Appointment of an Architectural Review Board.
In the Matter of Release to the United States Government Covering Certain
4.g~ Acres Near Point Sal, Fitth District.
In the Matter of Application of E. H. Mettler and Sons for Road License
Permit.
In the Matter of the Appl1oat1ons of the Five 0 Refining Company to Lay Gas
.
and Oil Pipelines Across a County Road, Fifth District .
In the Matter of Leave of Absence.
In the Matter of Communication Relative to Meeting of the Association ot
County Ofticials in Salt Lake City, Utah
In the Matter of Meeting of County Superintendents of Schools in Sacramento.
In the Matter of the Acquisition of Carpinteria Beach Property.
In the Matter of the Acquisition of Point Bal Beaoh Property.
In the Matter of Granting Thomas F. Scott Permit for the Use of the Santa
Maria Airport.
In the Matter of the Erection of a Water Tank by the Loe Alamos Fire District.
In the Matter of State Highway Maintenance of San Julian Road, Fourth Distrio
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds.
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
In the Matter of Reports.
Dated April 21st, 19~7.
70
Reeitzration
of G. R. Luto
Board of Supervisors of ' the
County of Santa Barbara,
State of California.
C. W. BRADBURY
J. MONROE RUTHERFORD
R. B. McCLELLAN
PAUL E. STEWART
T A. TWITCHELL
Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara , State of
Califor~~a, April 21st, 19~ at 4:30 p.m. Present: Supervisors
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
T. A. Twitchell, and J. E. Lewis, Clerk.
Supervisor C. W. Bradbury in the Chair.
The minutes of the r egular meeting of April 14th, 1947, were read and approved.
In the Matter of the Resignation of G, R. Luton as Commissioner of the
./ Montecito Fire District.
Appointment to
Montecito Fire
District
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that the resignation
ot G. R. Luton as Comm.iss1oner of the Montecito Fire District be, and the same is hereby
aocepted, effective April 9th, 1947.
- In the Matter of Appointment to the Monteoito Fire District.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that Alvin c. Weingand
be, and he is hereby, appointed a Commissioner of the Montecito Fire District, vice
G. R. Luton, resigned.
Orner of the In the Matter of Oro.er of the Public Utilities Commission Relat ive to
Public Utiliti s
Commission Application of the Santa Maria Valley Railroad to Construct a Spur Track Across a
Gran tine:
Reqtlest for
Zonin'-l Relief
Granting
Request for
Zoning Relief
.
Accentance of
Rtght-of-Way
Grant
Construction
of Railroad
Crossing Over
BetteraviaSanta
Maria
Road
County Road, Betteravia. -
The above entitled matter was ordered placed on file.
In the Matter of Gr~ng Request for Zoning Rel1et.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that the findings of
the Planning Commission be, and the same are hereby, confirmed; granting Carl A. Exner
r elief under zoning ordinance No. 453, relative to rear yard set-back requirements,
Mission Canyon Heights.
In the Matter of Grant_!!!g_ Request tor Zoning Relief.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the fi~di~s of
the Planning Commission be, and the same are hereby, confirmed; granting Tom c. Webber
relief under zoning Ordinance No. 453, to erect a dwelling forty feet from the center
line of Glen Albyn Road.
\
In the Matt er of Accepta-nce of Right-o- f-Way Gr-ant on a Certain Portion of La
Patera Lane.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that the recommendation
ot the Planning Commission approving the acceptance of a sixty foot right-of-way from
Edgar w. Stowe and William J. Hamilton along a certain portion of La Patera Lane .
extending North to Highway 101 be , and the same is hereby, approved.
In the Matter of the Construction of a Railroad Crossing Over the BetteraviaSanta
Maria Road.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that the Chairman and
Clerk be, and they are hereby, autho~ized to execute an easement and right-of-way, as
April 21st, 1947
prepared by the District Attorney, t or the construction of a railroad crossing over
the Betteravia-Santa Maria Ro ad, by the Santa Maria Valley Railroad
.
'"''" "
Communicatio In the Matter of Communication from the Planning Commiss~n Relative to the
from Plannin
Comm.is sion Extension of Depot Road t o Cathedral Oaks Road, Goleta Re: i!.xtens1o
of Depot Roa Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that the recommendation
Approval of
Tentative Ma
f or Arcady states Subdivision
-
Mont ecito
v
Aoproval of
Tentative Ma
for LE1keview
Subdivision
North of
Orcutt v'
ReleasP to
United State
Government
Cover ins
4.S4 Acres
Near Point
Sal - Fifth
District
./
of the Planning .Commission approving a right-of-way extending from Depot Road to
Cathedral Oaks Road northeast of the Town of Goleta, be, and the same is hereby, confirmed
In the Matter of Approval of the Tentative Map t or the Ar-oady Estates Sub-
division - Montecito.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that the tindings .ot
the Planning Commis sion, approving the tentative map of the Arcady Estate subdivision
be, and the same is hereby, confirmed.
In the Matter of Approval of the Tentative Map for the Lakeview Subdivision,
Five Miles North of Orcutt.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that the findings of
the Planning Commission, approving the tentative subdivision map of the Lakeview Subdivision
be, and the s ame is hereby, confirmed.
Chester CarJola
Douglass E. Parshall
Richard s. Whitehead
I
In the Matter of Release to the United States Government Covering Certain
.
4.S4 Acres Near Point Sal, Fifth District.
"' Res o lutio~ No. 7279
WHEREAS, on the let day of April, 1942, the County of Santa Barbara, a
political subdivision, acting by and through its Baord of Supervisors, did lease,
demise and let unto the United States of America a certain parcel of land containing
4.!4 acres, more or less, located between the Paoitio Ocean and Point Sal Road, about
five miles North or Casmal1a, in the County of Santa Barbara, State of California; and
WHEREAS, the use of s aid premises is no longer required by the United States
of Ame~ica and possession of s aid property having been redelivered by said United
States of America to the lessor on the lSth day of April, 1947.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDERED AND RESOLVED that C. W. Bradbury and J. E.
Lewis, Chairman and Clerk respectively of the Board of Superv'ieors or the County ot
Santa Barbara be, and they are hereby, authorized and directed to execute a release
dated April 21st, 1947, discharging the United States of America from further liability
.
r elative to said parcel of land.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 21st day of April, 1947, by the f ollowing vote, to wit:
Ayes: C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
Application
fer Road
In the Matter of Application of E. H. Mettler an-d Sons tor Road License
License Permit Permit.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that a permit be, and
the same is hereby, granted E. H. Mettler and Sons to lay a pipeline across Ray Road,
Fifth District.
Applications o In the Matter of the AEplications of the Five C. Refining Oompany to Lay
Five C Ref inin
Company to Lay Gas and Oil Pipelines Across a County Road, Fitth Distr~ct.
Gas and Oil
Pipelines - Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that a permit be
Fifth District
/ granted the Five C Refining Company to lay a gas pipeline and an oil pipeline along
Leave of Absen e
v
Communication
Meetini-z of County Superin
t.endents of
Schools
Acquisition of
Carpinteria
Beach Property
./
Acquisition of
Point Sal Be~c
Property /
the south side of Betteravia Road, Fifth District, upon the posting of a $250.00 bond.
In the Matte-r o-f -Leave of Absen-ce.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that Otto E. Iramer
be, and he is hereby, granted one month leave of absence without pay, effective June
lgth, 1947.
Jn the Matter of Communication Relative to Meeting of the Association ot
County 0ftic1ale in Salt Lake City, Utah.
The above entitled matter was ordered placed on tile.
In the Matter ot~Meeting of Cqunty Superintendents of Schools in Sacramento.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that Hal D. Caywood,
Superintendent of Schools, be, and he is hereby, authorized to attend a meeting in
Sacramento May 7th and gth, 1947.
In the Matter of the Acquisition of Carpinteria ~ach Property.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that the District
Attorney be, and he is hereby, directed to negotiate with the Division of Beaches and
Parks of the State of California tor an agreement whereby the County shall put up
$35,000.00 torthwith of County matching funds., and such additional funds or property,
as may be necessary to acquire all of Blocks 6, 15 and 16; all of Block 2S, excepting
that portion already owned by the County; and all of Block 27, excepting Lots 6 to 12,
inclusive, of the town site of Carpinteria, as and for a public beach.
In the Matter of the Acquisition of Point Sal B~ch Property.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that the District Attor ey
be, and he is hereby, directed to negotiate with the Division of Beaches and Parks of
the State of California tor an agreement for the purpose of putting up the necessary
County matching funds as may be necessary to acquire as a public beach that portion of
the beach at Point Sal in this County as the same is designated on the map of the maste
beach plan, as such plan has heretofore been adopted by this county.
In the Matter of Gr-anting Thomas- F. Scott Pe-rmit tor the Use of the Santa .
3-ranting Thoma r. Scott PPrml
for Use of the
Santa Maria
Maria Airport.
Airport.
./
~rection of a
i'later Tank by
Los Alamos Fir
District.
,/
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that Thomas F. Scott be,
and he is hereby, granted a permit, on a temporary basis, for the use of the Santa
Maria Airport for the shipment of cut flowers.
In the Matter of the Erection of a Water Tank by the Los Alamos Fire District. ---
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the Loe Alamos
Fire District be, and it is hereby, granted permission to erect a water tank on County
property, for fire protection purposes.
Maintenance
of San Julia
Road, Fourth
District y-
Cancellation
of Funds.
Cancellation
of Funds ,
Transfer of
Funds . . ./
April 21st, 1947.
In the Matter of State Highway Maintenance of San Julian Road, Fourth Distric
Supervisor McClellan is hereby directed to request the State Highway Department
at San Luis Obispo to give better attention to the maintenance of San Julian
Road, Fourth District.
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
R--esolution No. 72go
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $2,175.00 is not needed in account lg2 A 37, Housekeeping Help, Salaries and
Wages, Santa Maria Hospital, General Fund
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of two thousand one hundred
. .
seventy-five dollars ($2,175.00) be and the same is hereby canceled from the above
account and returned to the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the toreeping resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T A. Twitchell
Nays, None Absent, None.
In the Matter of Can-cellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 72g1
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of t900.00 is not needed in accounts 4-0 B 35, Trial Jurors Fees, Mileage and
Expense, the sum of $400.00; 4o B 37, Witness Fees, Mileage and Expense, the sum of
$200.00; and 4o B 4o, Traveling Expense, Santa Maria Court, the sum of t300.oo, Maintenance
and Operation, Superior Court, General Fund
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of nine hundred dollars ($900.00)
be and the same 1s hereby canceled from the above aooounts and returned to the
Unappropriated Reserve ~eneral Fund.
Upon the passage of. the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Fund.
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitohell.
Nays, None Absent, None.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from th~ Una~prQR_riated Reserve General
Resolution No . z2g2
.
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary trom the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to account lg2 B 7,
Food Supplies; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, or the Political Code,
. .
Now therefore, be 1t resolved that the sum of two thousand one hundred sevent
. .
tive dollars (t2,175.oo) be and the same is hereby transferred from the Unappropriated
Reserve General Fund to account lg2 B 7, Food Supplies, Maintenance and Operation,
Santa Maria Hospital, General Fund.
Upon the passage or the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
Nays, None Absent, None
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Transfer of
Funds .
Transf er of
Funds . )
Revision of
Budget I tems
(
Revision of
Budget I tems
./
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unapp-ropriated Reserve General
Fund.
~ol~io n No. 72g3.
Whereas it appears to the Board o! Supervisors of Sant a Barbara County that a
transfer is ne cessary from the Unappropriated reserve General Fund to account 4o A 3,
Clerical Help; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it r esolved that the sum of nine hundred dollars ($900.00)
.
be and the same is hereby transferred trom the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to
account 4o A 3, Clerical Help, Salaries and Wages, Superior. Court, General Fund
.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Fund.
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
.
Nays, None Absent, None.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Resolution_!to. _72_g4
Whereas i .t appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to account 60 C 2,
.
Automobiles; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one thousand dollars ($1,000.00)
be and the same is hereby transterred trom the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to
.
aooount 60 C 2, Automobiles, Capital Outlay, Sheriff, General Fund
Upon the passage of the f or egoing resolution, the roll being called, the
f ollowing Supervisors vot ed Aye, t o-wit: C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe
Rutherf'ord, _R. B. McClellan, and T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of R-evisi-on of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 72g5
Whereas, it appears t o the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a r evision is necessary within gener al classification of Cap~tal Outlay, Juvenile Hall,
General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows: to-wit;
Transfer trom Account 196 C 15, Furniture and Furnishings, the sum of t6~41
to Account 196 C 100, Remodeling Juvenile Hall, Capital Outlay, Juvenile Hall, General
Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing r esolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
0. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. MoOlellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
.
Nays, None Absent, None.
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items
Resolution No. 72g6
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a reViSion. is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
County Farm, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
Rev1s1on of
Budget Items
/
Rev1slon of
Budget Items
/
Reports- - -+--
In Memoriam
Apr11 21st, 1947.
are hereby revised as follows: to-wit;
Transfer from Account ig5 B 22, Repairs _and Minor Replacements, the sum of
155.00 to Account ig5 B 26, Heat, Light, Power and Water, Maintenance and Operation,
County Farm, General Fund.
Upon the pass~ge of the foreg~ing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
c. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McOlellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 72g7
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision 1s necessary within general classification of Capital Outlay, Law Library
Fund.
Now, theretore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows: to-wit;
Transfer trom Account 52 0 4, Law Books, the sum of $175.00 to Account 52 0 1,
Ottice Equipment, Capital Outlay, Law Library Fund.
Upon the passage. of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
folloWing Supervis.ors voted Aye, to-wit.:
O. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Revisioq of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 72gg
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Superv~sors of Santa Barbara Oounty that
a revision is necessary within general class1ficat1on of Maintenance and Operation,
Tax Collector, General Fund
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows: to-wit;
Transfer from Account 13 B 3, Traveling Expense and Mileage, the sum of
$200.00 to Account 13 B g, Office Supplies, Maintenance and Operation, Tax Collector,
General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll be1ng called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-w1t:
c. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of RePorts.
The following reports were received and ordered placed on tile:
Ci.ty of Santa Barbara Recreation Program
City of Santa Maria Recreation Program
IN MEMORIAM
WHEREAS, Charles A. Hunt, formerly County Clerk of the County of Santa
Barbara, trom lg99 to 1927 has passed away; and
WHEREAS, said Charles A. Hunt was an efficient and conso1ent1ous public
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,
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Reconstruction
of Bridge Aero s
Suey Crossing
v
official serving the public raithtully for a period of ma.ny years; and
WHEREAS, the passing of said Charles A. Hunt ie deemed a great loss to the
people of this community.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDERED AND RESOLVED that the Board of Supervisors of
the County or Santa Barbara, State or California~ adjourn its meeting or this date in
respect to the memory of Charles A. Hunt, Deceased.
Attest:
approved.
The toregoing minutes are hereby approved.
.
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f Chairman, Board
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f
Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of
California, April 2gth, 1947, at 10 o'clock, a. m. Present:
Supervisors C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford,
R. B. McClellan, T. A. Twitchell, and J. E. Lewis, Clerk.
Supervisor c. W. Bradbury 1n the Chair
The Minutes or the Special meeting of April 21st, 1947, were read and
In the Matter of the Re-Construction of a Bridge Across the Santa Maria
River, Suey Crossing.
v -Resolution No. 72g9
WHEREAS, in the interest of the public welfare it is necessary to re-oonstru t
a bridge across the Santa Maria River at a point where said river forms the boundary
line between the Counties of San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara, which point is more
particularly described in certain plans and specirications tor the suey Bridge heretofore
filed with this Board of Supervisors by the County Surveyor on April 7th, 1947,
which plans are hereby incorporated herein by reference and made a part hereof; and
WHEREAS, heretofore the Board of Supervisors of said Counties have discussed
the joint construction by said Counties of such a bridge; and
WHEREAS, the County of Santa Barbara is desirous . of . cooperating with the
County of San Luis Obispo in the oonstruot1on of such a bridge;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that:
1. The _County of Santa Barbara hereby offers to oonstruot jointly with the
County of San Luis Obispo a certain bridge commonly called suer Bridge aoroes the
Santa Maria River where it serves as the boundary between said Counties, at the
particular place specified in the aforementioned plans and specif 1cations and in
accordance with said plans and specifications, subject to the following conditions:
a) Each county shall construct, or cause to be constructed so much of said
bridge as lies within its respective boundaries;
b) Each County shall bear the entire cost of construction of the portion
of said bridge it is obligated to construct.
.
In Memoriam
Chas. s.
Tomlinson
Rent al
County
ment
r
of
Eouip
y/
April 2gth, 1947
e) Said bridge shall be constructed in accordance with the provisions of said
plans and specifications.
d) Each County shall cause such construction to be starte. d immediately after
the County of San Luis Obispo has adopted a resolution accepting the terms of this
resolution; and thereafter each County shall use all reasonable efforts to cause said
br~dge to be speedily co. nstructed in. aocordanoe with such plans and specifications.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 2gth day of April, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell .
Noes: None Absent: None
Resolution No. 7290
IN MEMORIAM
WHEREAS, Charles s. Tomlinson, County Assessor of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, has passed away; and
WHEREAS, Charles s. Tomlinson hae served the people of the County of Santa
Barbara as Assessor for over a quarter of a century; and
WHEREAS, said Charl.e s S. Tomlinson has executed the duties of his public off ic
in a dependable and efficient manner, and many prooedures for personal and real property
assessments devised by Mr. Tomlinson have been copied and used in other counties of
this State; and
WHEREAS, the County of Santa Barbara has lost a trustwo~thy and honorable
official, and the public has lost an outstanding and courageous public servant;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDERED AND RESOLVED that the Board of Supervisors of
the County of Santa Barbara adjourn this meeting out of respect to the memory or
Charles s. Tomlinson, and a copy of this resolution be spread upon the minutes of this
Board; and
Be it f urther ordered and resolved that a certified copy of this resolution
be mailed to the immediate family of Charles s. Tomlinson, deceased.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of The County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 2gth day of April, 1947, by the following vote, to wit:
Purposes.
Ayes: O. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Rental of Certain Count1 Equipment Not in Use for County
Y"" Resolution No. 7291
WHEREAS, the County of Santa Barbara is the owner of certain equipment used
in the maintenance and construction of county roads which said equipment is not in use
at the present time upon the roads under the ju.r1sd1otion of this Board; and
WHEREAS, the Casmalia School District has requested that certain equipment
be let to it;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND RESOLVED, by unanimous vote of this
Board, that certain county road equipment be let to the Oasmalia School District for
the purpose of grading and oiling a certain portion of the school grounds, at cost;
said equipment to be used in the Fifth Road District;
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It is expressly understood that said equipment is to be returned immediately
upon completion of the work tor which it is let, and in any event immediately upon
demand by the County of Santa Barbara when the same becomes necessary for county
purposes.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 28th day of April, 1947, by the following vote, to wit:
Ayes: C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell
Nays: None Absent: None
Application of In the Matter of Application of R. H. Hawn Oil Company tor Road License Permit
R.H. Hawn Oil
Company for Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that a permit be, and
Road License
Permit ./ the same is hereby, granted the R. H. Hawn Oil Company to lay an oil pipeline across
Application of
Key Contr actor
Betteravia road, Fitth District, upon the posting of a t250.oo bond.
In the Matter of the Application of Key Contractors, Inc. for Road License
f or Road Permit.
License Per mit
/ Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that a permit be, and
the same is hereby, granted Key Contractors, Inc. to lay an oil pipeline across a county
road, Fifth District, upon the posting of a $250.00 bond.
Appli cation of
R.W. Gillies f r
Road License
In the Matter of Application of R. W. Gillies tor Road License Permit
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that a permit be, and
the same is hereby, granted R. W. Gillies to lay a water pipeline across Patterson Road,
Third District, upon the posting of a $250.00 bond.
Permi t ./
Appr oval of
Singl e Oil
Drilli ng Bond
Invitation
~
Invitation
v
In the Matter of Approval of Single Oil Drilling Bond.
Pursuant to the request of F. H. Johnson, Oil Well Inspector, and in accordan
with the provisions of Ordinance No. 559,
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the following sing
oil drilling bond be, and the same is hereby, approved:
D. s. Fletcher - Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company covering "Newlove Community
No. 101.
In the Matter of Invitation from the Rancheros Visitadores.
The above entitled matter was ordered placed on tile
In the Matter of Invitation from the Santa Bar bara Cou~y Riding Club.
The above entitled matter was ordered placed on file.
Authorizi rg In the Matter of Authorizing the Payment of Funds to the Guadalupe Joint Unio
Payment of Fun s
t o GuadP.lupe Sohool District Under the Reoreational Program Agreement.
J oint Union
School Distric Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the Auditor be,
~
and he is hereby, directed to pay to the Guadalupe Joint Union School District, under
the terms of the recreational program Agreement, the sum of $g75.oo, being the final
amount due said school district, as of this date.
Agreement Betw en In the Matter of Agreement Between the Division of HighWSl_S and the County
Division of
Hi ghways and of Santa Barbara Relative to the Control of Noxious Weeds.
t he County Re :
Control of Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the Chairman be,
Noxious We ds
J and he is hereby, authorized t o execute Service Agreement 52S7-E between the County of
Santa Barbara and the Division of Highways relative to the control of noxious and pest
weeds.
Acceptance
of Ri~ht of
\'le.y for
Public Road
Purposes -
Fifth Dist .
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Amend in~
Resolution
No . 4So6
Directing
District
Attorney to
Prepare a
Tentative
Contract Re :
Santa Mpria
Airport. I'
District.
The Board took a recess until 3:30 p.m. of thi~ day.
At 3:30 p.m. the Board convened .
Present: Supervisors C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford,
R. B. McClellan, T. A. Twitchell, and J. E. Lewis, Clerk.
In the Matter of Acceptance of Right of Way for Public Road Purposes, Fifth
v- Resolution No. 7292
WHEREAS, by a oertai~ "Right of Way Quitclaim", bearing date of October lg,
1946, James T. Smith and others conveyed to the County of Santa Barbara of the State ot
California an easement and right of way for a public road over certain land in the Valley
ot Los Alamos, County of Santa Barbara, State of California, more fully described in
said deed; and
WHEREAS, it appears tor the best interests of the County of Santa Barbara that
said Right of Way Quitclaim be accepted,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that said Right of Way Quitclaim
be and the S2I!le is hereby accepted by the County of Santa Barbara, and the County Clerk
is hereby authorized and directed to record said Right of Way Quitclaim in the office of
the Recorder of said County.
Passed and adopted. by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, on the 2gth day of April, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell.
Noes: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Amending Resolution No. 4go6, as Amended, Governing Compensation
of County Physicians.
_,/ Reso~ution No. 7293
WHEREAS, it appears necessary and proper to amend Res olution No. 4go6, as
amended, governing the compensation of County Physicians,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that said resolution be and the
same is hereby amended by adding following the words and figures: 10 Physician -
Fifth Supervisor District $50.00 per month, the f ollowing words and figures:
11 Physician - Fifth Supervisor District $50.00 per month
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that certified copies of t his resolution be forwarded
to the Auditor, District Attorney and Supervisor of the Fifth District.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 2Sth day of April, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell.
Noes: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Directing the District Attorney to Prepare a Tentative Contra
Relative to the Santa Maria Airport.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the District
Attorney be, and he is hereby, directed to prepare a tentative contract between the
County of S. anta Barbara, the City of Santa Maria and the Hancock College of Aeronautics
of the University of Southern California relative to the Santa Maria Airport .
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Granting Perm t In the Matter of Granting Permit to the Slick Airways Company tor Use of the
to Slick Airways
Company Santa Maria Airport.
for Use of
Santa Maria Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the Slick Airways
Airport . ./
Compensation
Per taining to
Certain
Positions and
Employships -
Sarita Maria
Airport /
Company be, and they are hereby granted a permit to land and take-oft a cargo ship at th
Santa Maria Airport for the purpose of transporting produce from Santa Maria.
In the Matter of Compensation Pertaining to Ce!:E,ain positions and Employships
at the Santa Maria Airport.
~ -Resolution No. 7294
WHEREAS, by virtue or Ordinance No. 572, as amended, all the officers,
deputies and employees of the County of Santa Barbara are under a payroll system
contemplated by section 42gg of the Political Code; and
WHEREAS, in order so to do, it is necessary that compensation tor each
position in County Government carrying compensation be established by ordinance or
resolution; and
WHEREAS, it appears certain positions and employships pertaining to Santa
Maria Airport of the County of Santa Barbara should be so governed by resolution,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the follow1ng pos1tions and employships
of the Santa Maria Airport of the County of Santa Barbara are hereby established as
her eina!ter set forth, and the compensation for each such position is hereby established
as hereinafter set forth opposite each position.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED it shall be the duty of the Supervisor of the Fifth
Supervisor District, and he is hereby required to forthwith appoint persons to fill
such positions as are necessary, and to immediately furnish the Auditor with a true
copy of such appointments on such forms as the Auditor shall prescribe; and to forthwith
notify said Auditor in writing on such torms as the Auditor shall prescribe, of any
resignations, terminations, withdrawals, or other changes in such employments and
positions.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the ordinances, laws, orders and resolutions in
such oases made and provided shall constitute the Auditor's authority, direction, duty
and mandate to hereafter draw the a!oresaid warrants for the amounts due said employees
without further order or authority or approval of the Board of Supervisors, until he
is ordered to do otherwise by law, ordinance, order or resolution.
BE IT F'URTHER RESOLVED that the aforementioned employships, positions and
compensations are as follows, to-wit:
CODE NUMBER
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2
3
3a
3b
3o
4a
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lf.c
. TITLE OF PO SIT ION
Foreman
ll'oreman
Foreman
Foreman
Patrolman
Patrolman
Patrolman
Patrolman
Patrolman
Service Attendant
Service Att endant
Service Attendant
Service Attendant
COMPENSATION
9.50 per day
10.00 per day
10.50 per day
325.00 per month
32.00 per month
3.50 per day
4.oo per day
4.50 per day
5.00 per day
7.50 per day
S.00 per day
g.50 per day
9.00 per day
April 7th, 1947
CODE NUMBER TITLE OF POSITION COMPENSATION
5 Maintenance Man g.oo per day
5a Maintenance Man s.50 per day
5b Maintenance Man 9.00 per day
5c Maintenance Man 9. 50 per day
6 Maintenance Man S.oo per day
6a Maintenance Man s.50 per day
6b Maintenance Man 9.00 per day
Ge Maintenance Man 9.50 per day
7 Shovel operator 9.50 per day
7a Shovel operator ' 10. 00 per day
Shovel operator 10. 50 per day
7c Shovel operator 11.00 per day
Equipment operator 7.50 per day
!a Equipment operator S,00 per day
Equipment operator g.50 per day
!c Equipment operator 9.00 per day
9 Equipment operator 7.50 per day
9a Equipment operator s.oo per day
9b Equipment operator s.50 per day
9c Equipment operator 9.00 per day
10 Equipment operator 7.50 per day
lOa Equipment op-era tor g.oo per day
lOb Equipment operator g.50 per day
lOc Equipment operator 9.00 per day
11 Equipment operator 7 .50 per day
lla Equipment operator g.oo per day
llb Equipment operator s.50 per day
llo Equipment operator 9.00 per day
12 Equipment operator g.oo per day
12a Equipment operator g.50 per day
12b Equipment operator 9.00 per day
120 Equipment operator 9.50 per day
13 Equipment operator g.oo per day
13a Equipment operator g.50 per day
13b Equipment operator 9.00 per day
130 Equipment operator 9.50 per day - - 14 Equipment operator S. 00 per day
14.a Equipment operator g.50 per day
14b Equipment operator 9.00 per day
14c Equipment operator 9.50 per day
15 Equipment operator g.oo per day
15a Equipment operator g.50 per day
15b Equipment operator 9.00 per day
15c Equipment operator 9.50 per day
16 Equipment operator g.oo per day
16a Equipment operator g.50 per day
16b Equipment operator 9.00 per day
160 Equipment operator 9.50 per day
CODE NUMBER
17
17a
17b
170
lS
lSa
lSb
lgo
19
19a .
19b .
190
20
20a
20b
20c
21
2l.a
2lb
2lc
22
22a
22b
220
23
23a
23b .
230
24
24a
24b
24c
25
25a
25b
250
26
26a
26b
260
27
27~.
27b
270
2g
2ga.
2gb
2Sc
29
TITLE OF POSITION
Equipment Operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Eo-uipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment op~rator
Truck & Equipment Driver
Truck & Equipment Driver
Truck & Equipment Driver
Truck & Equipment Driver
Truck & Equipment Driver
Truck & Equipment Driver
Truck & Equipment Driver
Truck & Equipment Driver
Truck & Equipment Driver
Truck & Equipment Driver
Truck & Equipment Driver
Truck & Equipment Driver
Truck & Equipment Driver
Truck & Equipment Driver
Truck & Equipment Driver
Truck & Equipment Driver
Truck & Equipment Operator
Truck & Equipment Operator
Truck & Equipment Operator
Truck & Equipment Operator
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
COMPENSATION
g.50 per day
9.00 per day
9.50 per day
10.00 per day
g.50 per day
9.00 per day
9.50 per day
10. 00 per day
g.50 per day
9.00 per day
9.50 per day
10. 00 per day
g.50 per day
9.00 per day
9.50 per day
10.00 per day
g. 50 per day
9.00 per day
9.50 per day
10.00 per day
7 .50 per day
g.oo per day
g.50 per day
9.00 per day
7.50 per day
g.oo per day
g.50 per day
9.00 per day
7.50 per day
g.oo per day
g.50 per day
9.00 per day
7.50 per day
g.oo per day
s.50 per day
9.00 per day
7.50 per day
g.oo per day
s.50 per day
9. 00 per day
7.00 per day
7.50 per day
S.oo per day
s.50 per day
6. 50 per day
7. 00 per day
7.50 per day
s.oo per day
5.50 per day
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Appointment
of County
Assessor. ./
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CODE. NUMBER
29a
29b
290
30
30a
30b
300
31
31a
3lb
310
32
32a
32b
320
33
33a
33b
330
34
34a
34b
34c
35
35a
35b
350
I
,
April 2gth, 1947
TITLE OF POSITION
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Labor.er
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Carpenter
Carpenter
Carpenter
Carpenter
Carpenter
Carpe.n ter
Carpenter
Carpenter
Mechanic
Mechanic
Mechanic
Mechanic
COMPENSATION
6.oo per day
6. 50 per day
7.00 per day
5.50 per day
6. 00 per day
6.50 per day
7.00 per day
5.50 per day
6.oo per day
6.50 per day
7 .oo per day
5.50 per day
6.oo per day
6.50 per day
7.00 per day
g.50 per day
9.00 per day
9.50 per day
lo.oo per day
g.50 per day
9.00 per day
9.50 per day
10. 00 per day
g.oo per day
s.50 per day
9.00 per day
9.50 per day
r: u ~
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this resolution .shall become effective May 1, 1947,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Clerk transmit certified copies of this
resolution to the Auditor, District Attorney and Supervisor of the Fifth Supervisor
District.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Sant a Barbara
State of California, this 2gth day of April, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell
Noes: None Absent: None
In the Matter of appointment of County Assessor.
The following applications were read and ordered place~ on file:
Robert Cornwall R. C. Patton
Guy P. Sawyer J. MacDougall Howard
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that Guy P. Sawyer be,
,
and he is hereby, appointed County Assessor to fill the unexpired term of Chas. s.
Tomlinson, deceased.
Seed Identif -
ce.t ion Schoo
(
In the Matter of Meeting of A Seed Identification Sohool.
Upon motion, duly seoonded and carried, it 1e ordered that the Agricultural
Commissioner be, and he is hereby, authorized to attend a Seed Identification School
,
in Sacramento, May 26th to 29th, i947.
84
Preparing
Plans for
Goleta Airpor
RPntal
County
ment.
,/
of
Equip./
In the Matter of Preparing Plans for the Goleta Airport - Mesa.
The Public Works Department is hereby directed to assist J. I. Kinman in
preparing working plans for the Goleta Airport - Mesa
!n the Matter of Rental of Certain County Equipment Not in Use for County
Purposes.
v' Resolution No. 7295.
WHEREAS, the County of Santa Barbara is the owner of certain equipment used
in the maintenance and construction of county roads, which said equipment is not in
use at the present time upon the roads under the jt1I'1sd1ction of this Board; and
WHEREAS, W. P. Adam has requested t hat a certain item be let to him, as here1
after set ~orth;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND RESOLVED, by unanimous vote of this
Board, that the following described county road equipment, not now in use for county
purposes, be let to s aid W. P. Adam for the period hereinafter set forth, at cost; said
equipment to be used in the Fifth Road District:
Seed Spray Apparatus One Day
It is expressly understood that s aid article is to be returned immediately
upon completion of the work for which it is let, and in any event immediately upon
demand by the County of Santa Barbara when -the same becomes necessary tor eoun"typurpose
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara
State of California, this 2gth day of April, 1947, by the following vote, to wit:
Ayes: C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan
and T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
Approving In the Mat~er of Approving Appointment to the Staff of the Oounty Welfare
Appointment
to the Staff Department
of County
Welfare Dept. O RD E R
Pursuant to the re quest of H. J. Rudolph, Oounty Welfare Director, and in
accordance with the provisions of Resolution No. 7o42,
It was moved, duly seconded and carried unanimously, that the following
appointment t o the staff of the County Welfare Department be, and it is hereby,
approved:
Code No. g, Juni or Typist Clerk
Lettie Shi rley, t14o.oo per month, effective April 2g, 1947
Authorizing In the Matter of Authorizing the Auditor to Issue Warrants for Aid Allowed
Auditor to
Issue ~'/arrants by Orders Made May 1st, 1947.
for Aid allo\\ d
May 1st, 1947 Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
Auditor be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to issue warrants for Old Age
Security, Blind, and Children's Aid, allowed by orders made May 1st, 1947, upon
notification that Federal Funds for aid have been allowed
In the Matter of Determ1nin6 Liability as Responsible Relatives.
Determining
Liability as
Responsit?le .
Relatives
/
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered in accordance with
Sections 21g1 and 222~ of the Welfare and Institutions Code, that the following named
persons be, and they are hereby, determined liable for the support of relatives in the
amount set opposite their names:
Ray Nendell for Frederick Nendel $15.0C
.
Yvonne Poillon for William C. and Cora A. Pollion None
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Reallo\'1ance o
Applications
f or Childr e n' ~
Aid, etc. ./
Children's
Aid.
'
Changes in
Children's
Ai~
April 2Sth, 1947
G. Y. Barber for Pearl D. Barber
R. A. Lower for Albert E. Lower
10.00
20.00
In the Matter of Reallowanoe of Applications for Children's Aid, Old Age
Security, Blind Aid, and County Cash Aid.
0 RD ER
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that the applications
for Children's Aid, Old Age Security, Blind Aid, and County Cash Aid, previously allowed
by the Board, be reallowed, and the Auditor of t his County is directed to draw hie
warrants numbered A1g151 to A1g192, inclusive, in the sum of t2,og7.42, for the month
of Apr. il, 1947, and warrants numbered .A.1Sl93 to A1g301, inclusive, in the sum of
$lo,296.3g, for the month of May, 1947, for the payment of s aid Children's Aid; warrants
numbered Alg302 to A19g24, inclusive, in the sum of 9go,460.g5, for the payment of Old -
Age Security for the month of May, 1947; warrants numbered Al9S25 to Al9S76, inclusive,
in the sum of $3,24S.oo, tor the payment of Blind Aid for the month of May, 1947; and
warrants numbered Al9S77 to Al9973, inclusive, in the sum of $3,s71.51, tor the payment
of County Cash Aid for the month of May, 1947.
It is further ordered that a list of Santa Barbara County warrants numbered
AlS151 to A19973, inclusive, giving the name of each individual recipient of Children's
Aid, Old Age Security, Blind Aid, and County Cash Aid, and the amount of aid allowed to
each recipient, be placed on file 1n the office of the County Clerk, and is hereby made
a part of the minutes of this Board of Supervisors, to have the same effect as though
incorporated herein.
In the Matter of the Application of Paul M. Myers, 1129 State Street, Santa
Barbara, California, tor State and County Aid for Paula Myers.
It appearing t o the satisfaction of the Board that said Paula Myers is a halforphan
and a proper person to receive State and County Aid, and is in the custody of
said Paul M. Myers, father.
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in favor of said Paul M. Myers for the sum of thirty-seven and 50/100 dollars, and
for a like amount on the first of each month hereafter until the further order of this
Board, said money to be used for the support of the above named minor.
In the Matter of Changes in Children's Aid
ORDER
It appearing to the Board from Notices of Change", filed by the County Welfare
Department, that certain adjustments should be made in the amount of aid, etc., granted
to the following named persons; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is therefore
ORDERED, that the amount of aid granted to children listed below be changed
to the amount set opposite their names beginning May lat, 1947, (unless otherwise
indicated) as follows, to wit:
NAME
RESTORATION
Gomez, Leroy, Robert, Marcella
Ruiz, Edith
INCREASE
Bennett, Constance, Albert, Stanley, Joan
Callahan, Lynn, Madge, David
TOTAL AID GRANTED
103.50
42.60
157.00
113.00
REMARKS
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86
ApplicP.tions
for Aid t o
Needy Aged
Persons . v'
NAME
INCREASE - Cont'd.
Cosgro. ve, Francis
Delany, J oan Marie
Delgado, Beatrice, Altamirano, Alvida,
Gilbert
Gallardo, Jose, Francisco
Garcia, Frank, Rosas, John, Virginia,
Lupe, Veatriz
Gomez, Rosemary
Gonzales, Lucy
Graham, Richard
Griggs, Eleanor, Stephen, Sara, William,
Henrietta
Kozaki, Nancy, Mitsuo
Leon, Jose
Reasner, Nellie
.
Ruiz, Clara, Robert, Marga.ret, Mary
Sears, Gary Allen
Vargas, Gerald, Armando
Woodring, Donald, Joan, Thomas
DECREASE
Cuellar, Tomothy, Norma
Dooley, Rosie Mae, Sam
Lope z, Apolinard, Socorro, Salvadore
Quaid, Lilly Louise, Jack, Perry Albert,
Jerry Alfred, Shirley Ann
TOTAL AID GRANTED
133.95
124.15
236.00
34.50
50.5g
35.75
210.00
169.00
98.00 -
47.69
170.4o
40.00
gg.oo
9g. 00 .
17.00
70.00
121.00
189.00
DISCONTINUANCE - effective 4-30-47 (unless otherwise indicated)
Bennet, Richard
Bischof, Bernard
Cervantes, Frankie
Delaney, Bertha M., Jesse B. Jenny Lou
Dooley, Natchez
Gallardo, Carmen
JCozaki, Teruo
REMARKS
4-1-47
4-1-47
4-1-47
4-1-47
4-1-47
4-1-47
4-1-47
4-1-47
3-31-47
3-31-47
3-31-47
4-22-47
3-31~~7
In the Matter of Applications for State and County Aid to Needy Aged Persons.
It appearing to the Board t hat t he hereinafter named applicants tor State
and County Aid to needy aged persons having tiled their applications, as required by la ,
and as in said applications fully set forth; and
It further appearng trom an examination of said applications that the needy
aged persons mentioned in said applications are proper persons to r eceive Stat e and
County Aid; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is
ORDERED, that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General Fund,
in tavor of the following applicants, for the amount set opposite the name of the
applicant, commencing on th~ let day of May, 1947 (unless otherwise indicated) and on
the first day of each month hereafter until further order of t his Board; said money to
be used for the support of said needy aged persons, to wit:
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NAME OF APPLICANT -
Lindsay, Ada
I Pence, Edward C.
RESTORATION
Bates, Drucilla
Dismuke, Carroll Hallum
GJ;"idley, Cora I.
Mcintyre, Edward
Warriner, Clara E.
Wichman, Alice
INCREASE
Bennett, Angelina
Eagle, Juana Pico
Fitzsimmons, Annie
Gravelle, Charlotte
Green, Nellie
Holmes, John D.
Hubbard, Harvey C.
Jensen, Augusta
Jensen, Lars
Jones, Magdalena
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Middleton, Sarah A.
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Prenett, Jessie
Rojas, . Jul1a
Rowe, Katie C.
Tibbs, Mary Frances
Valdivia, Inez
Williams, Edith A.
Wright, Ernest H.
Xazonatos, Louis
DECREASE
Baldwin, Mae
Baldwin, William
Barber, Pearl D.
Chapman, Frances E.
Drewieoh, Nellie
Drewisch, Otto R.
Martin, Della
Ryan, P. H.
Stewart, Lee
TOTAL AID GRANTED
54.oo
33.00
11.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
46.oo
55.co
27.00
47.00
55.00
55.00
52.00
4g.47
54,oo
52.00
55.00
55.00
23.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
41.00
36.00
2!J,. 00
42.00
49.00
50.50
50.50
33.00
10.24
51.13
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DISCONTINUANCE - effective 4-30-47 (unless otherwise indicated)
Bennett, Amelia
Bryant, William w.
Christensen, Dagmar O. M.
Dismuke, Carroll Hallum
Du Bon, Bella
Gleason, Benjamin
Glover, Frank R.
REMARKS
4-1-47
4-1-47
4-1-47
4-22-47
4-1-47
3-31-47
3-31-47
3-31-47
3-31-47
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Changes in
Blind Aid y"'
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NAME TOTAL AID GRANTED REMARKS
DISCONTINUANCE - effective 4-30-47 (unless otherwise indicat ed) cont'd.
Goodman, Lulu
Hitchcock, Nina
Hughey, Frederic O.
Hughey, Sarah E.
Loveland, Albertie E.
Mitchell, Clifton
Parker, Edith
Tryce, Eli sa
BEGIN PAYMENT FOR INSTITUTIONAL CARE
Dismuke, Carroll Hallum
Parker, Edith
Wokurka, Frank
DISCONTINUE PAYMENT
INSTITUTIONAL CARE
Dismuke Carroll Hallum
Darrow, Albert J.
CHANGE IN NEED OR INCOME
NO CHANGE IN GRANT
Beattie, John R.
Bruhn, Elsa
Bruhn, Henning
Brunstead, Nicka P.
Dawe, Henry
D'awe, Louise E.
Foster, Lillian s.
Hubbard, Laura
Klinder, Leonora D.
Miller, Frank
Rice, Thomas B.
Smart, Frank J.
Smart, Jrrank J.
Vaughn, Nora Elizabeth
55.00
55.00
2s.ei9
55.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
In the Matter of Changes in Blind Aid
ORDER
3-31-47
3-31-47
4-1-47
3-1-47
4-21-47
4-30-~7
4-1-47
I
It appearing to th~ Boe. rd from "Notices of Change., filed by the County
Welfare Department, that cer~ain adjustments should be made in the amount of aid, etc.,
granted to the following nam~d persons; upon motion, duly seoondeq and carried, it is
the ref ore
ORDERED, that the amount of aid granted to blind persons listed below be
changed to the amount set opposite their names beginning May let, 1947, (unless otherwis
indicated) as follows, to wit:
NAME
DECREASE
Forsythe, Amy
TRANSFER FROM ANB TO APSB
Bond, J ennie C.
Calderon, Lorenzo
Cordero, James
.
TOTAL AID GRANTED
$ 45.00
--
65.00
65.00
65.00
REMARKS
3-1-47
3-1-47
3-1-47
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Rescinding
Resolution
No . 7281
Cancellation
of Funds ./
Cancellation
of Funds
Cancellation
of Funds.
NAME TOTAL AID GRANTED REMARKS
DISCONTINUANCE - effective 2-2g-47
Bond, Jennie C.
Calderon, Lorenzo
Cordero, James
In the Matter of Rescinding Resolution ~o. 72g1
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that Resolution No. 72g1
be, and the same is hereby, rescinded.
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolutfon No. 7~9.6
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Sarita Barbara County that
the sum or $900.00 is not needed in accounts 4o B 36, Reporting and Transcribing, the
sum of $4oO.OO; 4o B 37, Witness Fees, Mileage and Expense, the sum of $200.00; and
40 B 4o Traveling Expense, S~nta Maria Court, the sum of $300.00, Maintenance and
Operation, Superior Court, General Fund.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of nine hundred dollars ($900.00)
be and the same is ,hereby canceled from the above accounts and returned to the
Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds
Resolution No. 7297
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
~
the sum of $636.54 is not needed in account 132 B 13, Road and Bridge Material, Maintenance
and Operation, Third Supervisor District, Good Roads Fund.
Now therefore, be ~t resolved that the sum of six hundred thirty-six and
54/100 dollars ($636.54) be and the same is hereby canceled from the above account and
returned to the Unappropriated Reserve Good Roads Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 729g
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $6,000.00 is not needed in account 122 A 60, Labor, Salaries ard Wages,
Second Supervisor District, Good Roads Fund.
Now, therefore, be it resolved that the sum of six thousand dollars ($6,000.00)
be and the same is hereby canceled from the above account and returend to the Unappropriated
Reserve Good Roads Fund.
Upon the passage o~ the toregoing resolution, the r oll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, t o-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
Nays, None Absent, None
90
CancellatiC"'n
of Funds /
Cancellation
of Funds
Transfer of
Funds.
~ransfe r ofj
Funds
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolut_!on No. 7~9-9.
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $1,000.00 is not needed in account 215 B 125, Airports, Co-operative Agreement,
City of Santa Maria, General Fund.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one thousand dollars ($1,000.00)
be and the same is hereby canceled from the above account and returned to the Unappropr -
ated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T.A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None.
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution t!_o. 73.00
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of t1go.oo is not needed in accounts g1 A 3, Clerk, Salaries and Wages, the
sum of $100.00; g1 C 1, Office Equipment, the sum of $50.00; and g1 C g6, Field Equipment,
the sum of $30.00, Capital Outlay, Farm Adviser, General Fund.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one hundred eighty dollars
f $1go.oo) be and the same is hereby canceled from the above accounts and returned to
the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the ~oll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Fund.
C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Transfer of F_unds from the Unappropriated Reserve Good Roads
Resolution No. 130~
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve Good Rea de Fund to account
132 C 6, Road Equipment; in accordance with Section 371~, subdivision 3, of the
Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of six hundred thirty-six and
5~/100 dollars ($636.5~) be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated
reserve Good Roads Fund to account 132 C 6, Road Equipment, Capital Outlay, Third
Supervisor Di~trict, Good Roads Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Fund.
c. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In t_he Matter of Transfer of Funds from the UnapproEriated Reserve Good Roads
Resolution No._13-02
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve Go od Roads Fund to account
122 B 13, Road and Bridge Material; in accordance with Section 371~, subdivision 3, of
Transfer of
Funds
Transfer of
Funds.
Transfer of
Funds . /
the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of six thousand dollars ($6,000.00)
.
be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve Good Roads Fund
to account 122 B 13, Road and Bridge Material, Maintenance and ~peration, Second
Supervisor District, Good Roads Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
follow~ng Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monr.o e Rutherfo-rd, . R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Re~erve General
Fund.
Resolution No. 7303
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary trom the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to account 216 B
25, Lompoc Airport, Service and Expense; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision
3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of five hundred d.o llars ($500.00)
be and the s. ame is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve General Fund to
account 216 B 25, Lompoc Airport, Service. and Expense, General Fund
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Fund.
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Resolution No. J3.Q.4
Whereas it appears t. o the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to account 215 A
60, Labor; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, or the Political Odle,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of five hundred dollars ($500.00)
be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve General Fund to
account 215 A 60, Labor, Santa Maria Airport, Maintenance and Operation, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Fund.
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unap~ropriated Reserve General
Resolution No. 7302_
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated ~eserve General Fund to accounts Sl B 3,
Traveling Expense and Mileage, Maintenance and Operation; and g1 A 60, Special Labor,
Salaries and Wages; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political
Code,
92
Transfer of
Funds. /
Transfer of
Funds. /
Transfer of
Funds
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of two hundred dollars ($200.00)
- be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve General Fund to
accounts g1 B 3, Traveling Expense and Mileage , Maintenance and Operation, the sum of
$45.00; and g1 A 60, Special Labor, , Salaries and Wages, the sum of $155.00, Farm Adviser
General Fund.
Upon the passage of the fore going resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
O. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter -o-f Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriat-ed Reserve General
Fund.
Resolutiol}_No. 7306
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to aoa:unts g1 B 1,
Telephone and Telegraph; g1 B 3, Traveling Expense and Mileage; and g1 B S, Off ice
Supplies; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one hundred eighty dollars
($1SO.OO) be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve General
Fund to accounts g1 B 1, Telephone and Telegraph, the sum of $4o.OO; g1 B 3, Traveling
Expense and Mileage, the sum of $40.00; and g1 B g, Office Supplies, the sum of $100.00,
Maintenance and Operation, Farm Adviser, General Fund
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
f ollowing Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from .the Unappropriated Reseirve General
Fund.
Resolution No. 7307
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve Gener ~l Fund to account 4e B 26,
Heat, Light, Power and Water; in aooordanoe with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the
Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of seventeen dollars Ct17.oo) be
and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve General Fund to
account 4g B 26, Heat, Light, Power and Water, Maintenance and Operation, Just1oe Court
EighthTowneh1p, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the rbll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Fund.
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Resolution N~3~
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to account 13 B 2,
I
Revision of
. Budp:et I tems
/
Revision of
Budget Items
,/
Revision of
Budget Items
./
I
Repairs and Minor Replacements; in accordance with section 3714, subdivision 3, of the
Political Code,
Now therefore be it resoved that the sum. of two hundred dollars ($200.00) be
and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve General Fund to
account 13 B 2, Repairs and Minor Replacements, Maintenance and Oi:eration, Tax Collector,
General Fund.
follow.ing
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
Supervisors voted Aya, to wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Mon~oe Rutherford,. R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 7309
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Ba.rbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Salaries and Wages, Third
Supervisor District, Good Roads Fund
.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same are
.
hereby revised as follows: t o-wit;
Transfer from Accounts 132 A 1, Road Superintendent, the sum of $4,200.00; and
132 A 3, Road Accountant, the sum of $24o.oo to Account 132 A 60, Labor, Salaries and
Wages, Third Supervisor District, Good Roads Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the rol~ being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision _of Bud:get Items.
Resolution No.~(.3.10
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Juvenile Hall, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same are
hereby revised as follows: t o-wit;
Transfer from Account 196 B 10, Drugs, Medical and S~rgical Supplies, the sum
of $45.00 to Account 196 B 1, Telephone and Telegraph, Maintenance and Operation,
Juvenile Hall, General Fund
Upon the passage of ~he foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items
Resolution No. 7311
Whereas, it appears to 'the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
I a revision is necessary within
Farm Adviser, General Fund.
general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same are
'\ ll 'u
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RP.visi on of
Budget I tems
/
Revision of
Budget I tems
I
Claim RejectP
I
hereby revised as follows: to-wit;
Transfer from Aocounts Sl B 9, Motor Vehicle Supplies, the sum of $200.00;
.
Sl B 22, Repairs and Minor Replacements, the sum of $50.00; and g1 B 23, Replacement of
Equipment, the sum of $70.00, to Accounts g1 B 1, Telephone and Telegraph, the sum of
$120.00; and g1 B 3, Traveling Expense and Mileage, the sum of $200.00, Maintenance and
Operation, Farm Adviser, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
0. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Rtvision of Budget Items
-Resolution No. 7312
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Recorder, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows: to-wit;
Transfer from Account 74 B 23, Replacement of Equipment, the sum of $360.00
to Account 74 B S, Office Supplies, Maintenance and Operation, Recorder, General Fund .
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None .Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision o! ~udget Items.,
Resolution- N-o. 7313
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barb~a County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Planning and Public Works, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid aocounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows: to-wit;
Transfer from Account 2g B 27, Publications, the sum of t100.oo to Account
2g B 6, Materials and Supplies, Maintenance and Operation, Planning and Public Works,
General Fund.
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. MoOlellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
.
Nays, None . Absent, None
In the Matter of Report
The report of the Guadalupe Recreation Program was received and ordered
placed on tile.
In the Matter of Clai_! _Re~oted.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
following claim be, and the same is hereby, rejected:
News-Press Publishing Company $2.00
Allowance of
Claims --
April 2gth, 1947
In t-he Mat-ter- of the Allowance of Claims
Upon motion, duly eeoonded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
fo~low1ng claims be, and the same are hereby, allowed, each claim for the amount and
payable out of the fund designated in the order of allowanoe endorsed on the face of
ea9h claim respectively, to wit:
A & N Packing Co
A. Carlisle & Co.
GENERAL FUND
Addressograph Division, Addressograph-Multigraph Corp
"
Aggeler & Musser Seed Co.
Air Reduction Sales Company
The A. Lietz Co.
Kathleen E. Allen
Ambrose Mill & Lumber Co.
Associated Telephone Co., Ltd.
do do
Associated Telephone Co., Ltd.
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do d.o
do do
Mrs. Ethel H. Bailey
Bancroft-Whitney Company
Bank's
Bank's Stationery Store
do do
do do
L. J. Basso
Beard Motor Company
do do
Bender-Moss Company
I " "
41.!5
765.91
2060.70
10.25
22.44
3.00
213.50
55.25
255.25
3 .14-1
13.75
15.55
4.60
16.90
10.20
6g.76
13.75
g.25
44.0-4
9.g6
7.19
4.95
2.70
3.25
4.oo
6.oo
4.65
6.oo
2g.30
35.65
31.44
32.45
3.25
11.00
54-.~4
4J.l
3.3g
14-.99
2.65
215.10
9.93
11.4-5
20.97
-
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96
Benson s Garage
Bidd1-Wise
Borgatello Bros.
Bowers & Stokes
GENERAL FUND
do do
do do
Braun Corporation
Broadway Battery & Electirc Shop
Brooks & Borra
Frances R. Brown
Harry E. Brown, M.D.
Burdick~s Battery & Electirc
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
do do
Busy Bee Cate
Mary Cadwallader
Norman H. Caldwell
Calitornia Eleotrio Company
Campodonieo Water Works
The Carbon Girl Company
Carpinteria Hardware Co.
Channel Paper & Supply
do do
do do
do do
Channel Radio Supply Co
Chemical Industries of California
Mrs. J. P. Christiansen
City Contracting Company
Coast Hospital Supply
The Columbia Carbon Company
Condon & Barnes
Copeland's Bookshop
Dr. F. William Cutts
Joe Dal Pozzo
do
Martin De P1azz1
Diebold, Inc.
Dohrmann Hotel Supply Co.
do do
Domingos Implement Co.
Tony Dominguez
Durbiano Dairy
do
Albert Eaves, Jr
Earl F. Johnson
do
do
Eugene Dietzgen Co.
Federal Drug Co.
I
15.00
162.77
4.oo
1656.46
12.41
1271.32
171.43
4.37
542.S5
65.00
20.00
5.51
.72
12.7g
25.!3
Sl.25
4.30
62.53
1.75
12.30
3.79
17.31
l.2g
4.02
g.gg
13.61
7.g4
20.25
g.oo
ll.2S
2.76
36.10
5.64
10.00
14.2!
12.79
2.32
4.52
21.12
452.91
1.09
3.00
1731.!9
16.20
13.63
5.49
3s.09
33.s2
10.13
19.og
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Federal Drub Co. GENERAL FUND
Federal Laboratories, Inc.
C. E. Felmlee
The Fidelity & Casualty Company
Firestone Stores
do
Fiskin Poultry Company
Ford's Ben Franklin Store
Frank W. Powers & Co.
Lillian s. Fraser
Freezrite
GallenKamp's
Garlinghouse Brothers
George K. Freeman & Co.
George V. Castagnola Seafoods
George Young Inc.
Fred Garcia
Paul Grim
The Halold Company
Hal w. Hamm
Arthur J. Hanson
Robert J. Hartzell
Hearne Brothers
H. E. Hender son, M.D.
Lud Herziger
Hockwald Chemical Co mp any
Holiday Hardward Co.
Helser & Bailey
H. R. Hitchoock Drygoods
Interstate Bakeries Corp.
Wm. H. James
J. C. Penney Company
do do
Johnson Service Company
W. B. Johnson
Jones Stationery & Gifts
do do
do do
Jordano Bros.
do
. .
J. R. Fava Orthopedic Laboratory
Juillard Cookcrof t Corp.
do do
H. Y. Katayama
Keutfel & Eller Co
William s. Kisdadden, M.D.
do do
Krelle Plumbing & Electircal Co.
19.og
21.49
l.9s
222.2g
24.50
96.71
15.75
g.27
2.50
4.oo
si+.52
1.37
14-.04
225.00
15.00
1.ltl
30.37
20.00
44.25
7.00
14.12
137.20
99.39
90.00
1.50
33g.25
12.51
11.97
13.41
35.14
55.00
9.93
g9.93
4.57
22.4-5
.62
le!.94
.62
55.91
206.gg
5.13
12g.92
275.41
75.00
2.1+0
3.00
10.00
4.15
I
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L & L Barnett
J. E. Lewis
Lewis Implement Co.
Marvin Light
Natalie Lindsay
Lompoc Knights of Pythias
Laverne McClanahan
R. B. McClellan
Richard MoGovney, M.D
John E. Mcintyre
MacRostie Brothers
Alfred B. Manning
Market Spot
Marks Stationers, Inc.
do do
do do
GENERAL FUND
Mason List and Advertising Co.
Maternity Center Association
Mills Hospital Supply
Mission Auto Supply
Mission Ice Company
Mis sion Linen Supply
do do
Montecito County Water District
W. P. Morrissey
New Method Laundry
News-Press Publishing Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Nielsen & Petersen
Obergf el Brothers
Gerald Brown O'Connor, M.D.
Office Equipment Co.
do do
Ott Hardware Company
do do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Oxnard Transporation
Oxygen Therapy Sales Company
Pacific Coast Lumber Co. of Calif.
Pacific Coast Publishin Company
do
do
do
do
do do
Pacific Freight Line
do do
27.32
lS.68
297.25
21.17
2.75
70.00
11.12
20.06
49.00
7.50
16.04
t
60.00
48.28
2.77
275.6g
4. 10
3.g7
3.00
373.60
2.56
1.go
g.10
7.66
22.90
6.65
41.96
1.50
1.50
e.oo
32.lto
33.96
9.36
5.29
60.00
496.g3
22.55
501.07
4.16
24.lto
13.33
7g5.lt1
1.03
7.39
e.61
55.30
2. 77.
3.61
1.03
12.03
7.72
\
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April 2gth, 1947
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.
do do
do do
Pacific 0ff 1oe Appliance Co
Palm Tree Cafe
Patrick & Moise-Klinkner Co.
Perozzi Hardware Co.
Perry Bros. Co
Petersen Auto Parts .
Peter Steinkellner & Company
The Postmaster
Powers' Office Machines
Chas. A. Preuss, M.D.
The Quaility Printing Service
Ray' s Pharmacy
Read's Auto Parts
GENERAL FOND
The Recorder Printing & Publishing Co.
John Mott Rector, M.D.
Remington Rann, Inc.
do do
Reno Becoh1o Retail Fish Market
The Republic Supply Company of Calif
Rich and Olsen
Olive S. Ripple
Rodenbeck's
Roemer & Rubel
Roeeer1e
John D. Rose
do
William O. Russell, M.D.
8 & K Markets
Safeway Stores, Inc.
do do
. .
Santa Barbara Ceraseal Company
The Santa Barbara Clinic
Santa Barbara Electric Company
Santa Barbara Humane Soci~ty
Santa Barbara News-Press
Santa Barbara Retreading Shop
do do
do do
do do
do do
Santa Barbara Transit Co.
Santa Maria Office Machines Co.
Santa Maria Pipe & Salvage Co.
The Schauer Printing Studio
do do
Harry L. Schurmeier, M.D.
5.17
.66
19.66
10.00
3g.39
g3.71
81.63
37.26
123.91
92.11
67.12
3.27
30.00
12.30
21.41
29.83
30.00
28.00
45.57
90.71
47.61
3.48
5.00
61.75
9.l~3
9.g4
222.94
122.25
101.95
150.00
109.21
14o.3g
33.81
311.12
175.00
22.45
75.00
2.30
16.39
6.1~6
12.92
14.g6
16.07
6SS.61
15.00
25.37
2474.09
77.43
90.00
1-00
Thomas D. Sears
Seaside Oil Company
GENERAL FUND
do do
do do
do do
Percy F. Senay
Shell Oil CoTip any
Solvang Mill and Lumber Co.
Sq. Calif. Disinfecting Co.
Southern California Edison Co.
do do
do
do
do
do
Southern Counties Gas Co.
do do
do do
do do
do .do
do do
do do
Southern Pacific Milling Co.
do do
do do
Standard Oil Company of Calif.
do do
State of California, Dept . of Justice
Sterling Drug Co
Charles s. Stevens, M.C.
Katherine B. Stott
Earl E. Tenney
The Texas Company
Homer c. Thompson
do do
L. T. Thompson
Al Thorne
. .
Tide Water Associated Oil Company
Tom Allin & Sons
Treasurer of the United States of America
Underwood Co-rporation
do do
Union Oil Company of California
do do
Valley Auto Parts
Vernon Spring Water Co.
Ernest D. Wagner
Water Works Dept.
Westen 1 s Camera Shop
Western Auto Supply Company
Westinghouse Electric Corp.
Whitaker Brake Service
'
10.00
139.13
252.4g
269.97
11.42
.21
29.5g
15g.g3
s.59
21.39
606.15
2.30
2.30
2.74
51.34
10.76
2.15
2 .~7
4.96
75.55
61g.61
9g.11.Q
26.2g
10.00
20.00
3.37
4.36
150.00
65.00
g.37
23.36
5.e!4
5.31
3g.03
9.00
7.g9
g.oo
15000.00
2.10
35.97
12.93
50.74
3.50
1.54
2g.75
7.40
'
April 2Sth, 1947.
Wilson & D1Andrea
George Wilson
GENERAL FUND
Kent R. Wilson, M.D.
Wil]iam J. Wilson
M. L. Wylde
A. Block & Son GOOD ROADS FUND
Air Reduction Sales Company
do do
The A. Lietz Co.
Ambrose Mill and Lumber Co.
do do
do do
do do
American Bitumule Company
do do
Anderson & Johnston Cafe
Arthur P. Anderson
Armco Drainage & Metal Products, Inc.
Associated Telephone Company, Ltd.
do do
do do
do do
Bethlehem Steel Company of Calif.
Bowers & Stokes
Brooks & Borra
Bryant & Trott Company
Buellflat Rook Company
Burdicks Battery & Electric
do do
Carpinteria Hardware Co.
Craviotto Bros.
Martin De Piazz1
Farmers Hardware & Implement Co.
Firestone Stores
Gebbie & Brown
Fred Garcia
Hanson Equipment Company
Harnischf eger Corp.
Ralph N. Harrie
Hearne Brothers
Hobbs Bros.
Holser & Bailey
Humphrey Motors
Industrial Equipment Company
Joseph G. Moore Co.
L. N. Diedrich, Inc.
do do
do do
'
53.36
175.00
120.00
15.00
15.00
31.60
4.31
5.39
2.50
3g.17
392.2g
36.04
2.g1
15.21
65.96
90.59
32.50
5s5.36
2.00
3.9-5
4.6o
9.7-5
19.63
12.41
i.~. s
4o;g4
4S.43
16.7.9.
1g.g6
16.30
15.g9
.6g
3.01
72.19
369.00
39.57
273.06
10.26
626.91
33.31
11.52
g.69
3.43
52.74
12.31
g.71
10.63
.74
102
McDonell1 s GOOD ROADS FUND
McNall Building Materials
do do
McNall-Cudworth Qorp. . .
do do
Magneto & Electrical Service
Nielsen & Rassmussen
F. P. 0 1Reilly
Ott Hardware Company
do do
do do
do do
do do
Pacific Coast Lumber Co. of Calit.
Pacific Gas and Eleot~1o Co.
Perozzi Hardware Company
Petersen Auto Parts
Reak1s Auto Parts
John A. Rodriguez
Santa Barbara Retreading Shop
do do
Seaside Oil Company
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
Shell Oil Company
Smith Booth Usher Company
do do
do do
do do
Solvang Garage & Service Station
Solvang Mill and Lumber Yard
So. Calif. Edison Co
Sou them Pacific Milling Co
Standard 011 Company of California
do do
Stutz Service
Homer c. Thompson
do do
do do
do do
Toro Canyon Company, Inc.
Valley Truck Service
Valley Electric Service
Valley Oxygen Company
1.22
2.77
1129.96
21.73
171.35
17.61
el2
45.66
4.7g
11.35
34.2g
S.4o
go.g7
g9.e1
.5s
36.29
3.70
65.64
134.66
91.24
44.76
69.31
lS.01
141.33
35.21
161.59
27.3g
252.4-S
571.31
36. l.5
i6g.9g
26.65
2.e2
3.21
i9.g2
247.64
5.02
562.42
74.75
9.-eo
9.67
16.95
4.~3
13.26
1206.97
2.50
165.95 -
116.77
-
16.17
-
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April 28th, 1947
The Warren Refining & Chemical Co. GOOD ROADS FUND
. .
Water Department
Western Asphalt & Refining Co.
Westerri M~tor Transfer, Ino.
do do
Western Welding Company
Westwick Iron Works
do do
do do
Ted Whitney
Vincent E. Wood
do
w. P. Fuller & Co.
R. J. Wullbrandt
Mrs. Ethel H. Bailey
Hal W. Hamm
William J. Wilson
SALARY FUND
Ambrose Lumber Company S.B. COUNTY WATER WORKS
DIST. 1 MTCE. FUND
Louis Even
Kyle Roofing Co.
Hanson Equipment Company FIFTH ROAD FUND
Santa Maria Valley Railroad Co.
Smith Booth Usher Company
.
270.00
1.95
429.31
25.4-9
27.79
14.36
-
76.50
8.oo
57.12
50.00
12.g5
3.75
5.t!7
51.70
5.00
5.00
5.00
3.90
-
4.26
360.00
146S.ll
28.65
2195g.24
Southern Calif. Edison Co. CARPINTERIA LIGHTING 202.96
DISTRICT FUND
Southern Calif. Edison Co. MISSION LIGHTING DISTRICT 39.2g
FUND
.
Southern Calif. Edison Co. SUMMERLAND LIGHTING DISTRICT 61.18
FUND
Santa Maria Valley Sportsman's Assoc. FISH & GAME FUND 150.gg
Westwick Iron Works SPECIAL ROAD IMPROVEMENT FUND 57.12
Upon the passage of the foregoing Order, the roll being called, the following
Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Attest:
C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
Upon motion the Board adjourned sine die
The toregoing minutes are hereby approved
Chairman, Board of Su
. [;I J _ _ .if e J '
Clerk
1-04
Formation of
the Proposed
?-1.onteci to
Sanitary
District. ./
Formation of
Proposed
Montecito
Sanitary
District under
District Investigation
Act ./
Powers Tract
No. 1 Subdivision
of
the City of
Santa Bf!rbare
v'
Renewal of
Lease of Certa
Property in th
Fifth Road .
District to
U.S. Departmen
of Agriculture ,.
Authorizing
Execution of
Suuulemental
A-9'reement \'Ji t Division of
Hi'1-:'hways ./
Board of Supervisors of the County of Sant-a Barbara, State of
California, May 5th, 1947, at 10 o'clock, a.m. Present:
Supervisors C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford,
R. B. McClella.n , T. A. Twitchell, and J. E. Lewis, Clerk
Supervisor C. W. Bradbury in the Chair
The minutes of the regular meeting of April 28th, 1947, were read and approve
In the Matter of the Formation of _the Proposed_!!onteoito Sanitary District.
(Petition of John C. Wyeth, et al.)
Pursuant to the authority of the District Investigation Aot of 1933, as
amended, the hearing under the provisions of the HeaLth and Safety Cede on the formatio
o~ said Montecito Sanitary District of Santa Barbara County (Petition of John C. Wyeth,
e.t al.) is hereby ordered continued to May 12.th, 1947, at .10 o'clock, a.m., in the
meeting room of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara.
In the Matter of the Formation .Qf the Pro2osed Montecito Sanitary District
Under the District Investigation Aot of 1933, as Amended {Petition of John C. Wyeth,
e.t al.)
n
Whereas, the hearing under the provisions of the District Investigation Act
of 1933, as amended, relative to the formation of the proposed Montecito Sanitary
District of Santa Barbara County (Petition of John C. Wyeth, et al.) came on regularly
for hearing at 10 o'clock a.m. ?-ionday, May 5th, 1947; and
Good cause appearing, it is ordered that said hearing be continued to May
12th, 1947, at 10 o'clock a. m. in the meeting room of the Boa.rd of Supervisors of t he
County of Santa Barbara.
In the Matter of th-e Powers Tract No. 1 Subdivision of the City of Santa .
Barbara.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the Clerk be, and
he is hereby authorized to sign the final map of the Powers Tract No. 1 subdivision,
upon placing with said Clerk a certified check in the amount of $90.00 to insure
payment of County truces.
In the Matter of . the Re-newal o-f Leas-e of Certain- Property in the Fifth Road
District to the United States Department of Agriculture, Production and Marketing
Administration.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the Chairman of
the Board be, and he is hereby, authorized to execute a lease between the United States
Department of Agriculture, Production and Marketing Administration, and the County of
Santa Barb~ra for the period of January let, 1947 to December 31st, 1947, for the use
ot an g.2 acre site for a farm labor supply center, Fifth Road District.
In the Matter of Authorizing Execution of Supplemental Agreement with Divisio
of Highways, Department of Public Works, of the State of Cal ifornia.
Y Resolution No. 7314
Authorizing Execution of Supplemental )
Agreement with Division of Highways,
Department of Public Works of the
State of California, relative to the
Montecito Parkway. )
WHEREAS, the County of Sa.nta Barbara has heretof ore entered into an agreement
dated February 24, 1941 with the State of California, acting by and through its DepartMay
5th, 1947
ment of Public Works, f or the improvement of the State Highway extending through
Montecito in said County, between Sheffield Drive and San Ysidro Road, being road
V-SB-2-J, sometimes referred to as the Montecito Parkway; and
WHEREAS, by the terms of . s aid agreement, the said State of California agreed
to improve the portion of said State 8ighway herein .referred to in accordance with the
plans therefore on file in the office of the State Highway Engineer at Sacramento,
California; and
WHEREAS, by the terms of said agreement, the said County agreed to construct
. .
the side roads or lanes shown on and provided for in said plans at its expense within
three years from and after the first day of July, 1941; and
WHEREAS, by the terms of the said agreement, the said County agreed to pay
to the State in connection with the acquisition of rights of way necessary for the
.
improvement of said State Highway an amount not to exceed the sum of $35,000.00; and
- .
WHEREAS, by reason of the intervention of a national emergency and
conditions prevailing as a result thereof, construction of said State Highway was not
undertaken within the period provided in s aid agreement and the performance by the
j
County of the acts and things in said agreement agreed to be performed by it was
rendered impossible of performance at the times and within the fiscal years contemplated
when said agreement was entered into; and
WHEREAS, by reason thereof, the parties to said agreement entered into a
supplemental agreement dated June 17, 1946, by the terms of which the time for the
County to perform its obligations under Paragraph Four of said agreement was extended
to a time within three years from and after the first day of July, 1946; and
.
WHEREAS, said County has paid to the State as a contribution toward the
acquisition of rights of way for said State Highway all of the amounts agreed by said
County to be contributed for such purposes by Paragraph Six of said original agreement;
and
WHEREAS, in view of the changed conditions and policies respecting said
highway, including increased costs of construction, said County has requested said
State to take over and const ruct those portions of said State Highway referred to in
said original agreement as "side roads"; and
WHEREAS, said St ate has determined in consideration of yhe County carrying
on its obligations under said original agreement and the said supplemental agreement
with respect to the planting, landscaping and maintenance of said portions of said
State Highway, to take over and construct those portions of said St ate Highway referred
to in s~id original agreement as side roads,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that the Chairman of the Board
.
of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara be and he is hereby authorized and
directed to sign and execute a new supplemental agreement on behalf of said County by
the t erms of which the said State accepts the contribution of said County toward the
cost of acquisition of rights of way as settlement in full of all obligations of said
County under said agreement of February 24~ 1941 and said supplemental agreement of
June 17, 1946, except the obligations of said County to do the planting and landscapi~
of said State Highway as provided in said agreement of February 24, 1941, and upon the
completion thereof, thereafter to maintain the same at the expense of said County, and
upon completion of construction of said side roads by the said State, to maintain the
same with its own forces and at the expense of said Count y, all work to be done by said
County, including maintenance, in accordance with the plans and specifications of said
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Rel ease of
Si ngl~ 011
Drilling Bonds
y
Appr oval of
Rider to Bl an et
Oil Drilling
Bond .
Cont r acts f or
Use of Horse
and/or Car by
EmployPP.S of
the For r ster
and Fire Ward n
f
State and in conformance with State standards, subject to approval of the State Highway
Engineer or his duly authorized representative.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara
State of California, on the 5th day of May, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan
and T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Release of Single Oil Drilling Bonds.
Pursuant to the request of F. H. Johnson, Oil Well Inspector, and in
accordance with the provisions of Ordinance No. 559,
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the following
single oil drilling bonds be, and the same are hereby, released:
The American Placers Inc. - Employers' Liability Assurance Corporation, Ltd. covering
wells "Enos" Nos. 1 and 2.
In the Matter of Approval of Rider to Blanket Oil Drilling Bond.
~
Pursuant to the request of F. H. Johnson, Oil Well Inspector, and in
accordance with the provisions of Ordinance No. 559,
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the following
rider to blanket bond No. 123295 be, and the same is hereby, app.roved:
Douglas Oil Company - Pacific Indemnity Company covering wells MDouglas-Los Flores
Nos. 11 and 14.
In the Matter o-f Contracts fo-r the Use of Horse and/or Car by Employees of -~~~---
the Forester and Fire Warden.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the Chairman and
Clerk of the Board be, and they are hereby, authorized to sign contracts relative to
the use of horse and/or car by the following employees of the Forester and Fire Warden
engaged in fire patrol work:
Lynn Alvey Smith
Fletcher Common
Allyn Martin
Cancellation In the Matter of the Cancellation of Lease on Certain Carpinteria Beach
Lease on Cer t
Car pi nteria
Beach Propert
in
Property.
,_.,.-
Opposing
Assembly Bill
1S3S, 1839 an
2621 .
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the Clerk of this
Board give notice to Norlan, Mills and Bliss of the desire of the County of Santa
Barbara to terminate that certain lease dated June 3rd, 1946, in accordance with the
terms of said lease.
In the Matter or Opposing Assembly Bills lg3gL ~g39 and 2621.
Resolution No. 73!2_
WHEREAS, in many Counties of the State of California, liquor licenses are now
being assessed and taxed as personal property upon their assessed valuation, and
WHEREAS, in the case entitled Roehm vs the County of Orange, No. ~7079, it
was decided by the Superior Court of the County of Orange, that such liquor licenses
are personal property capable of being sold, transferred, exchanged and inherited, and
therefore, subject to taxation. Said case is now on appeal, and
WHEREAS, there is now pending in the State Legislature of the State of California,
Assembly Bills lg3g, lg39 and 2621, all, or either of which, would propose to
exempt such liquor licenses from taxation, and
WHEREAS, it is felt by this body that liquor dealers on the whole contribute
Amending
Reso lut ion
No. 4800 ,.,.,.
Agreement
Between Count ,
May 5th, 1947.
and add much cost to governmental agencies, particularly with reference to policing
and prosecution for crime, and therefore, it is felt that such interests should from an
equitable standpoint contribute toward the cost of government and not be exempt, and
WHEREAS, it is f elt further by this body, that the question as to whether
or not such liquor licenses are legally personal property subject to taxation, is a
matter of primary concern to the Courts.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED AND ORDERED that this body strenuously and
earnestly urges opposition to the above numbered Assembly Bills, or any other Legislative
Bill which would have as its effect the exempting of this type of property from
taxation.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED AND ORDERED that a copy of t his Resolution be forwarded
by the County Clerk of this County to each member of the State Legislature representing
this County that they may be advised of the desire and expression of tbis body
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 5th day of May, 1947, by the following vote, to-wit:
Ayes: c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, and R. B
McClellan.
Nays: T. A. Twitchell Absent: None
In the Matter of Amending Resolution No. 4goo Governing Compensation of
Certain Employees of the Agricultural Commissioner's Office.
t--: Resolution .No. 7316
WHEREAS, it appears necessary and proper to amend Resolution No. 4goo governing
the compensation of certain employees of the Agricultural Commissioner's office,
t o-wit: Laborers,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that said resolution be and the
same is hereby amended by (a) substituting the figures "S.OO" in place and stead of the
figures "6. 00" as and for the compensati on for the position of Laborer (Code No. 1),
and (b) substituting the figures "S.0011 in place and stead of the figures "6.oo" as
and for the compensation for the position of Laborer (Code No. 2).
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that certified copies of this Resolution be forwarded
by the Clerk to the Auditor, District Attorney and Agricultural Commissioner.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 5th day of May, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan
and T. A. Twitchell
Noes: None Absent: None
In the M~tter of Agre_e~t Between the _CQ_unty of Santa Barbara, the United
U.S. Fish Pnd States Fish and Wildlife Service, and the California State Department of Agriculture .
Wildllf e Serv ce
and State DPo .
of Agricultur v
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the Chairman or
the Board be, and he is hereby, authorized to execute an Agreement between the County
of Santa Barbara, the United States Fish and Wildlife Service, and the California State
Department of Agriculture Relative to predatory animal control in the County of Santa
Barbara .
Request of In the Matter of the Request of Lawrence C. Grossman for Leave of Absence from
L a~1ren c e C.
Grossman f or the State.
LeaVP. of
Absence v Upon motion, duly .seconded and carried, it is ordered that Lawrence C. Grossma
be, and he is hereby, granted leave of absence from the State from May 5th, 1947 to May
08
Request of
John Gauld
for Leave of
Absence /
Release of
Honolulu Oil
Company Bond
Cancellation
of Funds. ./
Cancellation
of Funds. ./
Tran sf er
Funds.
of
,/
26th, 1947.
In the Matter of the Request of John Gauld for Leave of Absence from the State
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that John Gauld be, and
he is hereby, granted leave of absence from the State from May 10th, 1947 to May 24th,
1947.
In the Matter of Release of the Honolulu Oil Company Bond.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the Honolulu Oil
Company bond in the amount of $250.00 for road repair work be, and the same is hereby,
released.
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds
Resolution No. 1217
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $2,000.00 is not needed in accounts 122 B 2g, Rent of Equipment, Maintenance
and Operation, the sum of $1,000. 00; and 122 C 6, Road Equipment, Capital Outlay, the
sum of $1,000.00, Second Supervisor District, Good Roads Fund.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of t~ro thousand dollars ($2,000. 00)
be and the same is hereby canceled from the above accounts and returned to the
Unappropriated Reserve Good Roads Fund
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T.A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
-In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 73.1~
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $75.00 is not needed in account 12 B 23, Replacement of Equipment, Maintenanc
and Operation, Assessor, General Fund.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of seventy-five dollars ($75.00)
be and the same is hereby canceled from the above aecount and returned to the
Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
folloWing Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the- Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund.
Resolution No. 7)19
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to account 12 C 1,
Office Equipment; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of seventy-five dollars ($75.00)
be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve General Fund to
account 12 C 1, Office Equipment, Capital Outlay, Assessor, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being celled, the
fallowing Supervisors voted Aye, to-,ri t:
Transfer of
Funds . ~
Transf er of
Funds
Rev isi on of
Budget Items
~
Fund.
May 5th, 1947
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter r1 Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Resolution No. 7320
Whereas it app ears to the Boa.rd of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to account 75 C
3g, Weighing and Measuring Equipment; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3,
of the Political Code,
:10
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one hundred five dollars
($105.00) be and the same is hereby transferred from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund to account 75 C 3g, Weighing and Measuring Equipment, Capi tal Outlay, General Fund
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve Good Roads
Fund.
Resolution No. 7321
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve Good Roads Fund to account
122 B 13, Road and Bridge Material; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3,
of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of two thousand dollars ($2,000.00)
be and the same is hereby transferred from the Unappropriated Reserve Good Roads Fund
to account 122 B 13, Road and Bridge Material, Maintenance and Operation, Second
. . .
Supervisor District, Good Roads Fund.
. . .
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the r oll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, t o-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherf ord, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 7322
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Veterans' Buildings, General Fund
.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, t o-wit:
Transfer from Account i7g B 26, Heat, Light, Power and Water, the sum of
$100.00 to Account 17g B 22, Repairs and Minor Replacements, Maintenance and Operation,
. . .
Veterans' Buildings, General Fund.
. .
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
110
Revision of
Budget I te~s
/
Rpvis i on of
BudgP t Items
/
Rev i s i on of
BudgPt I tems
I
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 7323.
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of SS1ta Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Livestock Inspector, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Accounts g2 B 2, Postage, Freight, Cartage and Express, the
sum of $S.OO; and g2 B 6, Materials and Supplies, the sum of $12.00 to Account S2 B 9,
Motor Vehicle Supplies, Maintenance and Operation, Livestock Inspector, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 7324
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Agricultural Commissioner, General Fund .
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Account SO B 23, Replacement of Equipment, the sum of $35.00
to Account go B 2, Postage, Freight, Cartage and Express, Maintenance and Operation,
Agricultural Commissioner, General Fund
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of R e~ isi o n of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 7325
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Assessor, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Accounts 12 B 9, Motor Vehicle Supplies, the sum of $100. 00;
and 12 B 22, Repairs and Minor Replacements, the sum of $175.00 to Account 12 B g,
Off ice Supplies, Maintenance and Operation, Assessor, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the foll wing
Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
Determini ng
Liability as
Res-nonsible Relatives .
Children ' s
Aid .
/
Childr en ' s
Aid .
Children 1 s
Aid
Children ' s
Aid.
I
May 5th, 1947.
In the M-atter of Det ermini-ng Liability as Responsib-le Relatives.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered, in accordance with
Section 21Sl and 2224 of the Welfare and Institutions Code, that the f ollowing named
persons be, and they are hereby, determined liable for the support of relatives in the
amount set opposite their names:
H. E. Meisenbaoh for Minna Meisenbach
Cleo Jacobsen for Linda Barr
Coit Coolidge for Mr and Mrs Herbert Coolidge
$S5.00
15.00
15.00
In the Matter of the Application of Harriett J. James, 15 Fairfax, Santa
Barbara , California for State and County Aid for James Pe t er James .
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said James Peter James is
a half-orphan and a proper person to recieve State and County Aid, and is in the
custody of said Harriett J. James, mother.
1 . ,.
' L
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in favor of said Harriett J. James for the sum of sixteen dollars, and for a like
amount on the first of each month hereafter until the further order of this Board, said
.
money to be used for the support of the above named minor.
In the Matter of the Application of Dolores Valeno_!_a, S29 Saleipuedes Street,
Santa Barbara, California, for State and County Aid for Edmond Valencia.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said Edmond Valencia is
a half-orphan and a proper person to receive State and County Aid, and is in the custody
of said Dolores Valencia, mother.
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in favor of said Dolores Valencia for the sum of eighty-one dollars, and for a
like amount on the first of each month hereafter until the further order of this Board,
said money to be used for the support of the above named minor.
In the Matter of the Application of Alvina Nunez, 725 Lawrence Avenue, Santa
Barbara, California, for State and County Aid for Albert, Estella, Theodore, and Carmen
Nunez.
It appearing to the s atisfaction of the Board that .said Albert, Estella,
Theodore, and Carmen Nunez are half-orphans and are proper. persons to receive State and
County Aid, and are in the custody of said Alvina Nunez, mother.
It is ordered that. the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
~nd, in favor of said Alvin.a Nunez for the sum of s1x.ty-e1ght dollars, and for a like
amount on the first of each month hereafter until the furth~r order of this Board, said
money to be used for the support of the above named minors
.
'In the Matter of the Applicay ion of Ida Ellen Hamilton, gog Cacique Street,
.
Santa Barbara, Cal1f orn1a, for State and County Aid for William Arthur Kirk.
_ It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said William Arthur Kirk
is a half-orphan and a proper person to receive State and 0ounty Aid, and is in the
custody of said Ida Ellen Hamilton, mother .
.
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in favor of said Ida Ellen Hamilton for the sum of eighteen dollars, and for a
.
like amount on the first of each month hereafter until the further crder of this Board,
said money to be used for the support of the above named minor.
1:1~
Changes in
Children 's Aid
I
Old Age
Security
I
-In the Matter -of Ch-anges in Children's Aid. -
ORDER
It appearing to the Board from Notices of Change, filed by the County
Welfare Department, that certain adjustments should be made in the amount of aid, etc.,
granted to the following named persons ; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is
there:t'ore
ORDERED, that the amount of aid granted to children listed below be changed
to the amount set opposite their names beginning May let, 1947, (unless otherwise
indicated) as f ollows, to wit:
NAME
RESTORATION
Madsen, Billie, Richard
DISCONTINUANCE
Mendoza, Gilbert
CHANGE OF PAYEE
RECIPIENT OF AID
Myers, Paula
TOTAL AID GRANTED REMARKS
$ 3g.oo
4-30-47
PAYEE AFTER CHANGE
Mrs. Bernard L. Wilson
In the Matter of Applications for State and County Aid to Needy Aged Persons.
It appearing to the Board that the hereinafter named applicants for State and
County Aid to needy aged persons having filed their applications, as required by law,
and as in said applications fully set forth; and
It further appearing from an examination of said applications t hat the needy
aged persons mentioned in said applications are proper persons t o r eceive State and
County Aid; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is
ORDERED, that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General Fund,
in favor of t he following applicants, tor the amount set opposite the name of the
applicant, commencing on the lat day of May, 1947 (unless otherwise indicated) and on
the first day of each month hereafter until further order of this Board; said money to
be used for the s upport of said needy aged persons, to wit:
NAME OF APPLICANT
Barr, Linda E.
Bennett, Susan B.
Carder, Alberta
Comer, Simpson G.
Coolidge, Harriett B.
Crawshaw, Ida E.
Crowell, Clyde
Gilligan, Sadie
Ingl e , Alice W.
Jarratt, William
Lopez, Felicitas
Needham, J oseph H.
O'Connor, Margaret
Rex, Rudolph W.
Rex, Zaida V
Robinson, Martha Belle
Sipes, William~.
Smith, Julius J.
TOTAL AID GRANTED REMARKS
$ lg.oo
55.00
55.00
55.00
50.00
55.00
17.00
55 .00
55.00
37.00
54.oo
55.00
53.00
55.00
55.00
54.oo
55.00
55.00
Blind Aid
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NAME OF APPLICANT
Uribes, Catherine E.
Watwood, Ida B.
Weaver, Roy E.
RESTORATION
Parker, Edi th
INCREASE
Horton, Ann
Payne, J essie M.
~amirez, Adelaida
Watts, Charles Melvin
DECREASE
~irby, Louisa
May 5th, 1947
TOTAL AID GRANTED
55.00
55 .00
43.00
55.00
51.00
55.00
52.00
53.00
12.00
DISCONTINUANCE - effective 4-30-47 (unless otherwi se indicated)
Barnes, Herbert C.
Campbei1, William
Barnes, Lovisa M.
Herzog, Donald W.
McCarthy, John J.
sims, Alice L.
zinn, Elizabeth B.
BEGIN INSTITUTIONAL PAYMFNT
Campbell, William
DISCONTINUE INSTITUTI ONAL PAYMENT
Miner, Caroline
Parker, Edi th
$ 55.00
REMARKS
3-1-47
4-30-47
4-30-47
In the Matter of Applicaitions for State and County Aid to Needy Blind Persons
It appearing to the Board that the here inafter named applicants for State and
County Aid to needy blind persons having filed their applications , as required by law,
and as in said applications, fully set forth; and
It further appearing from an examination of s aid applications that the needy
blind persons mentioned in said applications are proper persons to receive State and
County Aid; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is
ORDERED, that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General Fund,
in favor of the following applicants, for the amount set opposite the Ill.me of the
applicant, commencing on the 1st day of May, 1947 (unless otherwise indicated) and on
the first day of each month hereafter until further order of this Board; said money to
be used for the support of said needy blind persons, to wit:
NAME OF APPLICANT REMARKS
'Hinckley, Anna
Woll, Anna
TOTAL AID GRANTED
$ 55.00
65 .00
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Reports.
Allowance of
Claims - --1
In the Matter of Reports.
The following reports were received and ordered placed on f 1le:
County Welfare Department
Santa Barbara Free Public Library
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 in the order of allOiance endorsed on the face of
each claim respectively, to wit :
Abbott Laber atorie s
do do
A. Carlisle & Co.
Air Reduction Salee Company
The A. Lietz Co.
Roger W. Allen
Sydney A. Anderson
Armour and Company
GENERAL FUND
Arrowhead and Puritas Waters, !no.
do do
A. s. Aloe Company
Associated Drug Company
Associated Telephone Company, Ltd.
do do
do do
do 'do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
K. G. Naghott
Robert J. Ball
Bancrof t - ,'1h1 tney Company
Beard Motor Company
25 .gg
43.04
2.gg
1.24
12.1~5
30.35
351.68
4.~g
3.60
2) .35
69.34
g. 94.
4.45
23.76
3.00
13.g9
3.25
49.96
11.77
112.74
51.05
7.20
20.75
13.95
6.oo
24.85
6.oo
6.35
15.60
5.00
3.50
2.25
16.06
3.00
17.10
425 .00
3.74
7.61
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May 5th, 1947.
Bert's Food Market GENERAL FUND
Blake, Moffitt & Towne
Braun Corporation
Bryant and Trott CompEiny
Elizabeth M. Burgess
California Tire Co.
do do
do do
Carpinteria Hardware Co.
Carpinteria Water Co.
Channel Paper & Supply Co.
Charles Bruning Company, Inc.
Cherry-Burrell Corporation
Child Welfare League of America
The Columbia Carbon Company
Commercial Solvents Corporation
do do
Copeland's Bookshop
Marcus E. Cravens
Craviotto Bros.
Cutter Laboratories
Joe Dal Pozzo
Derringer-Taylor Motors
Division of Laboratories
E. R. Squibb & Sons
Thelma Evans
Farmer Brothers Company
Federal Drug Company
Federal Laboratories, Inc.
C. E. Felmlee
Department of Finance
Five C. Refining Company
Frederick Stearns & Company
Edwin F. Froelich, D.D.S.
The Garlock Packing Company
Garratt-Callahan Compa~y of Calif.
G. D. Searle & Co.
Germain's
Evelyn Giusti
Golden State Company, Ltd.
Goleta Union School
Goleta Valley Building Supply Company
W. J. Goodacre
Grayston X-Ray Con:pany
Paul Grim
Grossman & Son Brush & Chemical Co.
W. & L. E. Gurley
Chas. E. Hedges, M.D.
Ho~fman LaRoche Inc.
202.5g
67.71
40.67
5.73
33.10
lg.07
17.59
17.59
g.oo
23.66
2.30
5.95
3.62
2.00
23.06
193.73
353.1g
4.25
6.25
20.50
4.10
12.44 -
96.74
2.36
7g.go
12.32
4o.go
3.g4
42.64
11.2g
6.gg
2og.60
19.22
7.20
10.31
46.02
27.~9
12.86
5.60
27.00
1.05
2.10
11.50
26.34
20.00
11.07
86.31
12.00
8.02
1: 5
1-16
Holiday Hardware Company
Holser and Bailey
Houghton Mifflin Company
Helen Hurlbut
GENERAL FUND
Interstate Bakeries Corporation
W. B. Johnson
J . I . Kinman
Knudsen Creamery Company
Lady's Choice Foods
Marvin Light
R. B. McClellan
McDonnel 1 s
McGraw-Hill Book Company
McKesson & Robbins, Inc.
The MacMillan Company, Publishers
Mark's Incorporated
do do
do do
Marvin-Neitzel Corp.
Al C. Miller
?~ills Hospital Supply Company
Montgomery t'/ard and Co.
The National Research Bureau, Inc.
Ott Hardware Co
do do
Pacific Butane Service
Pacific Coast Publishing Co.
do do
Pacific Gas and Eleotiro Conp any
do do
Paramount Flag Company
Rand-Halpin-Hibler, Inc
The Republic Supply Company
Rosemary Farm
Sanitary Laundry . . .
City of Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara Electric Co .
Santa Barbara Retreading Shop
do do
do do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Santa Ynez Valley News
Schauer Printing Studio
do do
Seaside Oil Company
do do
do do
do do
i.g5
10. 71
g. 62
15.g6
377.11
10.13
6.64
339 .72
2g.5g
6.77
25 .64
3.41
2.47
59 . 30
1.41
374.75
36.39
3.36
195.00
31.7g
iog.50
120.09
9.00
5.69
23 .64
14g.g3
22 .55
193.77
.74
lg.71
196 67
-16.91 164.30
534.57
lS.16
g.06
25.24
13.g2
19. 3g
175.02
34.32
59. ~-g
2. 00
474.53
55.g7
942.g9
1S7. 70
250.05
97.96
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May 5th, 1947
Seaside Oil Company GENERAL FUND
Smith, Kline & French Laboratories
E. F. Smyth
Solvang Mill and Lumber Yard
Southern Cal1t. Disinfecting Co.
do do
Southern Counties Gas Company
do do
Florence Spaulding
Standard Dry Goode Company
State Department of Finance
Stationers Corporation
Jessie Stinson
R. E. Teague
Title Insurance and Trtist Co.
do do
H. J. Ullmann, M.D.
Underwood Corporation
Union Oil Company of Calif.
Urell, Inc.
V & M Produce Company
Ventura Rubber Stamp Co.
Ventura Transfer Company
Walters Surgical Company
Clark F. Wells
Weeten's Camera Shop
Weetwick Iron Works
F. Arnold White
Fred C. White
Josephine Williams
Winthrop Chemical Company, Inc.
Vincent E. Wood
do do
Wootton Printing Company
Clyde Wullbrandt
Armco Drainage & Metal Products, Inc GOOD ROADS FUND
Associated Telephone Company
Industrial Equipment Co mpany
Smith Booth Usher Company
Southern Counties Gas Co mpany
Treasurer of the United States
do do
Robert C. Weetwiok
Lompoc Light & Water Dept. S.B. WATER WORKS DIST. #1
MTCE. FUND
Worthington-Gamon Meter Co.
258.30
5.37
19.71
9.9. 3
12.60
31.11
28.48
11.00
63.75
452.63
7.69
4.oo
24.oo
103.75
15.00
6.oo
10.00
s.17
19.g9
10.51
20S.o6
5.76
315.31
72.03
210.50
4.38
21.53
31.06
S2.00
19.16
20.26
5.09
s.50
13.33
21.66
204.05
10.75
1.03
24.25
7.3g
21s.25
1909.5g
25.63
85.95
1.18
Appointment
of Chairman
Pro Tern /
Authorizing
C. \v. Brad bu y
to Travel /
Ga.il Clary SALARY FUND
Alfonso N. Foxen LOS ALA.\iOS CEMETERY FUND
Southern California Edison Co . stOO-iERLAND LIGHTING
FUND
George Young . GENERAL FUND
Zellerbach Paper Company
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135. 53
53.00
1.15
56.50
6.41
Upon the passage of the f oregoing Order, the r oll being called the following
Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
Nays: None Absent: None
The Board took a r ecess until 3:30 p.m. of this day
At 3:30 p.m. the Board convened .
Present: Supervisors Paul E. Stewart, J. Monr oe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
T. A. Twitchell, and J. E. Lewis, Clerk .
Absent: C. W. Bradbury .
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In th~ Matter of the Appointment of a Chairman Pro Tem.
It was moved, duly seconded and carried, that Supervisor T. A. Twitchell be,
and he is hereby, appointed Chairman Pro Tem.
Supervisor T. A. Twitchell in the Chair.
In the Matter of Authorizing C. W. Bradbury to Travel
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, i t is ordered that C. W. Bradbury be,
and he is hereby, authorized to travel to Washington, D.C., Denver, and Vicksburg for
a period of thirty days.
Claim PresPn ed In the Matter of Claim Presented by the United Statee F9rest Servioe Departby
U.S. Fore t
Service for ment for Fire at the Los Prietos Boys Camp.
Fire at Los
Prietos Boye The above entitled matter i s hereby referred to the District Attorney f or his
Ca.mp """'
opinion r el at ive to the legality of the above claim, and for conference with the
District Attorney of Ventura Countyr.
Meeting of
Board of
Directors of
County Super
visors Assoc
Communi catio
Re: Posting
of School
Signs
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Correction t
1946-47
Assessment R 11
In the Matter of Meeting of the Board of Directors of the County Supervisors
Associati on.
It is directed that all members of the Board be, and they are hereby,
authorized t o attend a meeting of the Board of Directors of the County Supervisors
Association in Sacramento May 16th, 1947.
In the Matter of Communicat i o-n from the Automobile Club of Southern California
Relative to Posting of Sohool Signs at the Montecito School.
The above entitled matter is hereby r eferred to Cecil Lambert, First District
Road Foreman.
In the Matter of Correction to the 1946-47 Assessment Roll.
0 RD ER
It satisfactorily appearing to the Board of Supervisors of the County of
Santa Barbara , State of Calif ornia, from a r eport filed by the County Assessor, that
certain errors have been made in the 1946-47 Assessment Roll, and application having
been made to the Board by said County As sessor f or the oorreotion of said errors, as
provided by Sections 4g31, 4g35, and 4S37 of the Revenue and Taxation Code ; and
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Cancellation
of Funds .
CancellAtion
of Funds .
Transf Pr of
Funds .
May 5th, 1947.
It further appearing th8 t the written consent of the District Attorney of said
County of Santa Barbara to said corrections to the 1946-~7 Assessment Roll has been
obtained therefor,
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED that the Auditor of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to make the necessary
corrections to the 1946-47 Assessment Roll as set fer th in s aid report as follais:
Strike off from Robert E. Wallace, et ux, page 854 of Volume 2,
Lot g of Santa Barbara City Map 11, Tax Collector's number 10452.
This lot was entered on the roll twice causing a double assessment.
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resoltion No. 7326
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $1,000.00 is not needed in account 99 A 31, Dentist, Salaries and Wages,
. .
Health Officer, General Fund.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one thousand dollars ($1,000.00)
be and the same is hereby canceled from the above account and r eturned t o the
Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
folloWing Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Paul E. Stewart, J . Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A. Twitchell
Nays, None Absent, C. W. Bradbury
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 7327
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $2,500.00 is not needed in account 190 B 56, County Cash Aid, Maintenance
and Operation, General Relief-Welfare Department, General Fund.
. . . .
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of twenty-five hundred dollars
($2,500.00) be and the 'same is hereby canceled from the above acoount and r eturned to
the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being c alled, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, C. W. Bradbury.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund.
Resolution No. 732g
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to account 16~ B 22,
Repairs and Minor Replacements; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the
Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of twenty-five hundred dollars
($2,500.00) be and the same is hereby transferred from the Unappropriated Reserve
General Fund to account 164 B 22, Repairs and Minor Replaoements, Maintenance and
Operation, Parks - First District, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan and T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, C. W. Bradbury
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TransfEr of
Funds.
Revision of
Budget Items
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In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriatpd Reserve General
Fund.
Resolution No . 7329
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbare County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to account 99 B 3,
Traveling Expense and Mileage ; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the
Political Code,
be .and
account
General
Now therefore,
the same is hereby
99 B 3, Traveling
Fund.
be it r esolved that the sum of one thousand dollars ($1,000.00)
transferred from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to
Expense and Mileage, Maintenance and Operation, Health Officer
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. ~. Twitchell
Nays, None Absent, C. W. Bradbury
In the Matter of Revision of _Budge!_Items.
Resolution No. 7~30
Whereas, it appe ars to the Borad ~ Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Ma~ntenance and Operation,
Advertising County Resources , General Fund.
Now, therefore, be 1 t Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as f.ollows, to-wit:
Transfer from Account 210 B S7, Santa Barbara County Publicity, the sum ot
$2,500.00 to Account 210 B 92, Santa Barbara Chamber of Commerce, Maintenance and
Operation, Advertising County Resources, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
follCMing Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Paul E. Stewart, J . Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A. Twitchel l.
Nays, None Absent, O. W. Bradbury
Upon motion the Board adjourned sine die.
The foregoing minutes are hereby approved
Attest: -
Clerk
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Appointment
Chairman Pro
Tem
. .
Petit i on of
Edwin C.
\'lelch, et el.
f or Format io
of the
Proposed
Montecito
Sanitar y
District
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Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of
California, May 12th, 1947, at 10 o'clock, a.m. Present:
Supervisors Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
T. A. Twitchell, and J. E. Lewis, Clerk.
Absent: C. W. Bradbury
In the Matter of the Appointment of a Chairman Pro Tem.
It was moved, duly seconded and oarried, that Supervisor T. A. Twitchell be,
and he is hereby, appointed Chairman Pro Tem during the absence of Supervisor C. w.
Bradbury.
Supervisor T. A. Twitchell in the Chair
In the Matter o:t' the Petition of Edwin C, Welch. et al., for the Formation
ot the Proposed Montecito Sanitary District of Santa Barbara County.
r Resolution No. 7331
RESOLUTION UNDER DISTRICT INVESTIGATION ACT OF 1933, as Amended.
WHEREAS, a petition :t'or the formation of the Montecito Sanitary District o:t'
Santa Barbara County signed by Edwin C. Welch and thirty-one other persons was presented
to the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California at a
regular meeting thereof on April 14, 1947; and
WHEREAS, a hearing on said petition was had by said Board of Supervisors on
May 12, 1947 at 10:00 A.M. in. the meeting room of said Board of Supervisors in the County
Court House in the City of Santa Barbara, County of Santa Barbara, State of' California
under and by virtue and in pursuance of' the District Investigation Act o:t' 1933, as
amended;
NOW, THEREFORE, SAID BOARD OF SUPERVISORS FINDS AS FOLLOWS:
1. That at a regular meeting of said Board of Supervisors at the aforesaid
meeting place on April 14, 1947, the aforesaid petition was presented to said Board ot
Supervisors.
2. That thereupon said Board of Supervisors on said April 14, 1947, by an
order duly enacted and entered upon its minutes, f ound: that the said petition and
proceedings in relation thereto were subject to the provisions of the District
Investigation Aot of 1933, as amended; that by virtue of section 4 or said Act, that the
probable costs of organizing said district would be the sum of $350; and ordered that a
bond be f~le~ with said petitiop in the sum of $700 in compliance with said section 4,
conditioned that the sureties will pay all costs in connection with the proposed
organization in the event that the proposed district is not formed.
3 . That there~ter on April. 14, 1947, a bond in said sum of $700, wherein
Edwin C, Welch and Harold W. How, are sureties, was filed w1th said Board of Supervisors,
which bond complied with. said order and said section 4, and was thereupon approved by
an order of said Board of. Supervisors duly enacted and entered in its minutes.
4. That thereafter on April 14, 1947, said Board of Supervisors by an order
duly enacted and entered in its minutes under and by virtue of sections 5 and 6 of said
Aot ordered U. s. Grant, a competent p erson, to prepare and file with said Board o:t'
Supervisors .a written report upon the proposed district which.shall be a comprehensive
study of the intende~ p~oJeot in th~ :t'qrm and man~er required by s~id District
Investigation ct, e.s a~nded, e.nd further ordered that ~e time for the Board of
Supervisors .to take any and all further ac~ion under the provisions of Part 1 of Division
6 of the Health and .Safety Code (the law under which said petition was filed) be extended
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to Monday May 12, 1947, at 10:30 o'olook A.M. at s aid meeting room of s aid Board of
Supervisors
. 5. That t her eafter on April 14, 1947, said U. s. Grant tiled said report,
and after considering t he same , said ~oard of Supervisors .on April 14, 1947, duly enacte
its resolution No. 727g, by the unanimous vote of the entire Board of Supervisors, find-
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ing that t he contemplated acquisitions and/or improvements by the proposed district are
ones in wh~ch the probable assessments will not exceed the limitations set up in the
Djs t.ric.t Investigation Act of 1933, as amended, and that the proposed projects are
teasible, and that the properties to be assessed will be able to carry the burden of
such proposed assessments, and that the limitations on the amount of the assessments
therein provided may be dispensed with, and ordering: that a hearing be had upon said
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report at said meeting room of s aid Board of Supervisors on May 12, 1947, at 10:00 A.M.,
and further ordering the Olerk of s aid Board of Supervisors to give notice of such
hearing by publication twice in the Santa Barbara News Press, a newspaper of general
circulation published in the County of Santa Barbara, suoh publication to be completed
at least 20 days prior to the dat e of s aid hearing, said publication to be on April 17
and lg, 1947, said notice to be in the form prescribed by section 10 of said District
Investigation Act of 1933, as amended, and further ordering that the provisions of
subdivision (t) of section 6 and subdivision (b) of section 11 of s aid Act shall not
apply to the aforesaid proceedings f or the formation of said district.
6. That thereafter said hearing was had on May 12, 1947 at 10: o'clock A.M.
at the time and place specified in s aid notice. That at said hearing a written protest
was filed by Blanche Louise Robertson Barnes and Harry W. T. Ross, as trustees under
the will of John w. Barnes, deceased, against the inclusion in the district of 29 acres
ot land on the east side of Olive Mill Road near Hot Springs Road. That at said hearin
a written protest was filed by the beneficiaries under the trust held by the Metropolit
Trust Company against the inclusion in the district of property known as MBarker Hill1
or Barker Hill Property, 1 said protestants being represented by their attorneys Heaney,
Price , Pcs tel .and Parma, appearing by Harold A. Parma. That at said hearing a written
protest was filed by Providence Securities Company and the Estate of Elizabeth Poniatow a
against the inclusion in the district of their property generally known as the crocker
Sperry Ranch' and also known as 1Los Fuentes Rancho, said prot estants being represente
by their attorneys Heaney, Priee, Postel and Parma, appearing by Harold A. Parma. That
at said hearing written protests were filed by the following persons against the
inclusion of their lands in the district: C. W. Morton, Mrs. C. W. Morton, Mrs.
Clifford Jones, Karl N. Haws, Wanda T. Haws, Anthony Bedolla, Leonora Harris Bedolla,
Wm. O. Matthews, _Clifford Jones, Evelyn Starr Lesslie, Kathryn A. Adler, Larelei Wood,
Arthur Adler, Herbert J. Wood, Ruth G. Taylor, H. c. Taylor, Mary Taylor, Bernard
O'Brien, Viola M. O'Brien, James W. Frick, Mabel .Park Frick, Clara B. Gibson, Edward G.
Gibson, Edward Gibson, Catherine L. Gibson, Adele W. Mark, Arthur Mark, Westmont
College, Leonora C. Cook, Paul D. Newby, Mildren W. Newby, Christ N. Peterson, Clara F.
Peterson, w. H. Hooker, Sr., Ed. Walin, M. L. Green, Ann N. Green, Marie Walin, Annette
McArthur, Mrs. E. O'Brien, Eugene O'Brien, Wm. A. McArthur, Inez McComb, R. P. McComb,
Virginia Holbrook, Verda L. Rogers, Mary Laug, Bert Pollick, Georgia Pollock, Florence
W. Matthews, D. L. Greene, J oseph MoManus, Garnett B. MoManus, A. R. Beylin, L. F. Beyl n,
R.T.
/ Taylor, E. D. ~aylor, M. D. Mathai, R. A. Spitser, V. W. Spitser, Geroge Whipple,
Richard Romero, Mrs. Edyth Whipple, Yvone Whipple, J. Thomsen, Mrs. J. Thomsen, Ernes t
Thomsen, W. B. McArthur, Jessie M. Hamblen, Ruth Schaefer, Ben J. Schaefer, Russell R.
Heneling, A. B. McArthur, Richard D. Wagner, Elizabeth s. Wagner, Clarence N. Cook,
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Zyle W. Cook, Carlos W. Cook, Marie Louise Conrad, said properties in the aggregate
constituting the 1Monteoito Homes Est ate , 1 and said protestants being represented by
their attorney Percy Charles Heckendorf. That at said hearing oral protests were made
by the f ollowing persons against the inclusion of their respective properties in the
district, to wit: T. Halvorsen r elative t o his property at San Ysidro and East Valley
Roads, Co. - A. B. Boyd relative to his property at 4o .S an Ysidro Lane, Col. W. C. Von
Kessler relative to his property at 2g La Vereda Road, and by Elbert s. Conner by Col.
G. W. Barker relative to his property on Ladera Lane.
7. Thereupon at said hearing sa i d Board of Supervisors proceeded t o hear
evidence from u. s. Grant, Dr. Ira Church, Percy Charles Heckendorf, Harold A. Parma,
. Col.
Harry W. T. Ross, Col. A. s. Boyd,/W. c. Von Kessler, Col. G. W. Barker, T. Halvorsen,
said witnesses being examined and cross-examined by the Board of Supervisors and the
respective protestants who desired t o do so, and the aforesaid report and affidavit of
publication of notice of the hearing being introduced, and it being stipulated by the
Board of Supervisors, prot estants, and petitioners. that all protests and evidence
introduced at this hearing could be considered by the Board of Supervisors at any hearing
r elative to said district under the 1923 Sanitary District Act, the matter was then
submitted to the Board of Supervisors for decision.
IT IS THEREFORE RESOLVED, ORDERED, DETERMINED AND FOUND as follc.s:
1. That the f or egoing findings are true and correct
2. That all the provisions of section 4 of said District Investigation Aot ot
1933, as amended, have been complied with relative to the posting of a bond in this
proceeding.
3. That U. S. Grant is a competent person, within the meaning of section 5
of said Aot; that in pursuance to the order of this Board of Supervisors he has filed
. a written report upon the propcmd Montecito Sanitary. District of Santa Barbara County,
which is a comprehensive study of the intended project of s aid district, containing all
information required by said Act and by this Board of Supervisors; that said report was
completed as soon as practicabl e, with due regard to aocuraoy and completeness, and when
completed, was filed with said Board of Supervisors and remained on file continuously
at the off ice of the Clerk ther eof f or the inspection of all persons interested from
April 14, 1947, to and including the date of t his hearing.
4. That the said Board of Supervisors, upon the filing of said r eport, duly
and r egularly set the time and place f or the hearing on said report, as required by law,
and ordered the Clerk of said Board of Supervisors to give notioe of suoh hearing and
that notice thereof was duly given by said Clerk and published as required by said Act
by publication twice in the Santa Barbara News Press, a newspaper of general circulation
!printed and published in said County, on April 17 and lg, 1947, which publication was
completed at least 20 days prior to the date set for hearing, said newspaper being
published in Santa Barbara County, the County within which lies all the land contained
within the boundaries of said proposed district.
5. That pursuant to section 15 of said Act and section 24 of s aid Act, the
contemplated acquisition and/or improvement is one in which the probable assessments wi ll
not exceed the limitations set up in said Act, t hat the project is feasible , that the ,
properties to be assessed will be able to carry the burden of such proposed assessments
and/or taxes, and that the limitations on the amount of the assessments in said Act
provided, are her eby dispensed with both in reference to the pr oposed d i strict as a whole
and as t o the limiations r especting all individual parcels and groups of parcels; and
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For mation of
Proposed
Montec1to
Sanitary Dist .
./
FormAti on of
the Proposed
'~ontecito
Sanitary Dist.
./
that the provisions of section 6 (t) and 11 (b) shall not apply to these proceedings.
6. That all of the foregoing protestants are persons who o-wn or have an
interest in property which might be liable to assessment or taxation for the proposed
project or for the payment of expenses or obligations of the proposed district, should
the district be organized.
7. That none of said protests pertain to the regularity or sufficiency of
the proceedings herein.
g. That no persons owning or having an interest in lands outside the Distric
have presented any request for inclusion of their lands in the district.
9. That the heretofore mentioned oral and written protests have been made
to the inclusion of the protestants' lands in the district.
10. That written protests- against the formation of the district have not
been filed with the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors by owners of a majority of the
property subject to assessment for district purposes, computed according to the value
of the same as appearing on the last equalized assessment roll available on the date
.
said report was commenced.
11. That all requirements of said District Investigation Aot of 1933, as
amended, have been complied with; that the proceedings for the formation of the distric
should not be dismissed nor abandoned, but that said district should be formed.
12. That each and every of said protests, and all of them, be and the same
are hereby disallowed, overruled, rejected and dismissed, and that proceedings for the
formation of the district shall proceed forthwith in accordance with the provisions of
Part 1 of Division 6 of the Health and Safety Code (also known as the Sanitary District
Act of 1923.)
Passed and adopted by the Board of Superv1sors of the County of Santa Barbara
State of California, this 12th day of May, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. MoOlellan, and T. A.
Twitchell.
Noes: None Absent: C. W. Bradbury.
In the Matter of the Formation of the Proposed Monteo1to Sanitary District.
ORDER
WHEREAS, at 10:30 o 1olock, May 12th, 1947, the petition of Edwin C. Welch
and thirty-one others to form the Montecito Sanitary District of Santa Barbara County
came on regularly for hearing under Part 1 of Division 6 of the Health and Safety Code
(also known as the Sanitary District Aot of 1923); and
WHEREAS, proceedings in relation to said district under the District
Investigation Act of 1933, as amended, having been completed, it is
ORDERED that said hearing under Part 1 of Division 6 of the Health and Safety
Code be, and the same is hereby, continued until 10:00 o'clock a.m. Monday, May 19th,
1947, at the meeting room of the Board of Supervisors in the Courthouse, in the City
of Santa Barbara, County of Santa Barbara, State of California
_!n the Matter of the ~ormation of the Proposed Monteoi'to Sanitary District
(Petition of John c. Wyeth, et al.)
Pursuant to the authority of the District Investigation Act of 1933, as
amended, the hearing under the provisions of the Heal.th and Safety Code on the formatio
of said Monteoito Sanitary District of Santa Barbara County (Petition of John C. Wyeth,
et al.) is hereby ordered continued to May 19th, 1947, at 11 o'clock a.m. in the meeting
room of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara
Formation of
the Proposed
1-1ontec1 to
Sat"i tary
District
Under Distri
I nvestip-~tio
Act of 1933
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Resolution
Adopting
Plans and
Specificatio
for Exterior
Painting of
Buildings at
Santa Maria
General
Hospital
/
May 12th, 1947
In the Matter of the Formation of the ProEosed Monteoito Sanitary District
Under the Distriot Investigation Act of 1933, as Amended (Petit i on of John C. Wyeth, et.
al.)
t
Whereas, the hearing under the provisions of the District Invee,tigation Aot
of 1933, as amended, relative to the formation of the proposed Montecito Sanitary Distrio
of Santa Barbara County (Petition of John C. Wyeth, et al.) came on regularly for hear-
' ing at 11 o'clock a. m. Monday, May 12th, 1947; and
Good cause appearing, it is ordered that said hearing be continued to May 19th,
1947, at 11 o'clock a.m. in the meeting room of the Board or Supervisors of the County
of Santa Barbara.
The Board took a reoess until 2 o 1olook p.m. of this day
At 2 o 1clook p.m. the Board convened.
Present: Supervisors Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
T. A. Twitchell, and J. E. Lewis, Clerk
Absent: C. W. Bradbury
The minutes of the regular meeting of May 5th, 1947, were read and approved.
In the Matter of a Resolution Adopting Plans and Speoif ioations for the Exterio
Painting of all Buildings at the Santa Maria General Hospital, Calling for Painting Bids
s
and Determining a Wage Scale for Same.
v Resolution No. 7222
WHEREAS, plane and specifications have been completed by t he Department of
Planning and Public Works for the ex~erior painting of all buildings at the Santa Maria
General Hospital.
Now, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that 1ihe same be and are hereby adopted; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the same be advertised for bids tor furnishing
labor, materials, transpo~t ation and services for the exterior painting of same;
said advertisement to be published in the Free Advertiser; bids to be sealed and filed
with the County Clerk on or before the 26th day of May, 1947, at 10:00 a.m., at whioh
time bids will be opened.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a wage scale be and is hereby adopted in acoordanoe
~
with prevailing rates in this area as f ollows:
Class of Work Per Diem Wage
Hourly Wage
Painters $14.oo $1.75
The foregoing schedule of per diem wages is based upon a working day of eight (g) hours.
The hourly wage rate prescribed hereinabove is the per diem rate divided by the aforementioned
number of hours constituting a working day.
Foreman not less than $1.00 more per eight (g) hour day than wage f or the
particular craft. For any cra!t not included in the list, the minimum wage shall be the
genera.l prevailing wage for the local1 ty shall not be less than $1 .175 per hour for skille
labor and not less than $1.00 per hour tor unskilled labor. Exoept in the case of Watohman,
double time shall be paid for work on Sundays and Holidays and one and one-halt
time shall be paid for overtime.
The above Resolution was passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of
the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, this 12th day of May, 1947, by the
f ollowing vote:
Ayes: iaul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A.
Twitohell .
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Advertisement
for .Bids
v Nays: ?ione Absent: C. W. Bradbury
l ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Notice is hereby given that the County of Santa Barbara will receive bids for
turn1shing all labor, material, transportation, and services for EXTERIOR PAINTING OF
SANTA MARIA GENERAL HOSPITAL BUILDINGS, SANTA MARI~, CALIFORNIA: each bi~ to be in
accordance with the plans and specifications now on file with the offices or Deaprtment
or Planning and Public Works in the County Courthouse, Santa Barbara, where copies
may be obtained upon request.
Bidders are hereby notified that pursuant to the statutes of the State of California,
or local law thereto applicable, the County of Santa Barbara has ascertained
the general prevailing rate of per diem wages and rates for legal holiday and overtime
work in the locality in which this work ls to be performed, for each craft or type of
workman or mechanic needed to execute the contract which will be awarded the successful
bidder
The prevailing rates so determined are as follows:
Class of Work Per Diem \.,age
Painters t14.oo
Hourly Wage
t1.75
The foregoing schedule of per diem wages ls based upon a working day of eight
(g) hours. The hourly wage rate prescribed hereinabove is the per diem rate divided
by the aforementioned number of hours constituting a working day.
Foremen not less than $1.00 more per eight (g) hour day than wage for the
particular craft. For any ora.tt not included in the list, the minimum wage shall be
the general prevailing wage for the locality shall not be less than $1.175 per hour
tor skilled labor and not less than $1.00 per hour for unskilled labor. Except in the
case of Watchmen, double time shall be paid for work on Sundays and Holidays and one .
and one-halt time shall be paid tor overtime.
It shall be mandatory upon the oontraotor to whom the contract is awarded,
and upon any subcontractor under him, to pay not less than the said epec11'1ed rates to
all laborers, workmen and meohanios employed by them in the execution of the contract.
Each bid shall be made out on a form to be obtained at the Department of
Public Works; shall be accompanied by a certified or cashier's check or bid bond for
not less than ten (10) percent of the amount of the bid, made payable to the order of
the County of Santa Barbara, California; shall be sealed and filed with the County
Clerk before ten o'clock a.m., the 26th day of May, 1947, at which time they will be
publicly opened in the chanbers of the Board of Supervisors in the County Courthouse,
Santa Barbara, California.
The above mentioned check or bond shall be given as a guarantee that the
bidder will enter intothe contract if awarded to him and will be declared forfeited i
the successful bidder ref uses to enter into said contract after being requested to do
so by the said County of Santa Barbara.
The County of Santa Barbara 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 tor the opening thereof.
By order of the Board of Supervisors this 12th day of May, 1947.
(SEAL)
J. E. LEWIS, County Clerk
County of Santa Barbara , California
I
May 12th, 1947
Resolution In the Matte-r or a Resolution Adopting Plans and Specifications for the Re-
Adopting Pla s
and Speci- Roofing of Buildings at the Santa Maria General Hospital, Calling tor the Re-Roofing Bi s
f ications
fpr Re-Roof- and Determining a Wage Scale for Same.
ing Building
at Santa Ma a . ""'" Resolution No. 133.L
GP.neral
Hospital
/ WHEREAS, plans and -specifications have been completed by the Department or
Planning and Public Works tor the re-roofing of buildinB'8at the Santa Maria General
Hospital.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the same be and are hereby adopted; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the same be advertised for bids for furnishing all
. .
labor, materials, transportation and services tor the exterior painting of same; said
advertisement to be published in the Free Advertiser; bids to be sealed and tiled
.
with the 'County Clerk on or before the 26th day of May, 1947, at lo:oo a.m., at which
time bids will be opened.
' BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a wage scale be and is hereby adopted in accordance
with preva11ing rates in this area as follows:
Class of Work Per Diem Wage Hourly Wage
Rooters, Compoeition $15.40 $ 1.925
Roofers, Composition & Shinglers 17.00 2.125
Sheetmetal Workers 16.oo 2.00
Construction Laborers 10.ftO 1.35
The foregoing schedule of per diem wages is based upon a working day of eight
(g) hours. The hourly wage rate prescribed hereinabove is the per diem rate divided
by the aforementioned number of hours constituting a working 4ay.
Foremen not less than $1.00 more per eight (g) hour day than wage for the
particular oratt. For any craft not included in tm list, the minimum wage shall be
the general prevailing wage for the locality shall not be less than t1.175 per hour tor
skilled l abor and not less than $1.00 per hour tor unskilled l abor. Except in the
Adver tisemen
for Bids
case of Watchman, double time shall be paid for work on Sundays and Holidays and one
and one-halt time shall be paid for overtime.
The above Resolution was passed and adopted by t he Board of Supervisors of the
County of Santa Barbara, State of California, this 12th day of May, 1947, by the follow
ing vote:
Ayes: Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Ruthe~ord, R. B. McClellan, and T. A.
Twitchell
Nays: None Absent: C. W. Bradbury
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Notice is hereby given that the County of Santa Barbara will receive bids for
furnishing all labor, material, transportation, and services for RE-ROOFING OF CERTAIN
BUILDINGS OF THE SANTA MARIA GENEaAL HOSPITAL, SANTA MARI.A, CALIFORNIA: each bid to
be in accordance with the plane and specifications now on file with the offices ot
Department of Planning and Public Works in the County Courthouse, Santa Barbara, where
copies may be obtained upon request.
Bidders are hereby notified that pursuant to the statutes of the State of
California, or looal law thereto applicable, the County of Santa Barbara has ascertaine
the general prevailing rate of per diem wages and rates f or legal holiday and overtime
work in the locality 1n which t his work is to be performed, for eaoh craft or type of
workman or mechanic needed to exeoute the contract which will be awarded the successful
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bidder.
The prevailing rates so determined are as follows:
Class of Work Per Diem Wage Hourly Wage
Roofers, Composition 15.4o 1.925
Rooters, Composition & Shinglers 17.00 2.125
Sheetmetal Workers 16.oo 2.00
Construction Laborers lo.go 1.35
The foregoing schedule of per diem wages is based upon a working day of eight
(g) hours. The hourly wage rate prescribed hereinabove is the per diem rate divided by
the aforementioned number of hours constituting a working day.
Foremen not less than $1.00 more per eight (g) hour day than wage for the
particular craft. For any craft not included in the list, the minimum wage shall be the
general prevailing wage for the locality shall not be less than t1.175 per hour tor
skilled labor and not less than $1.00 per hour for unskilled labor. Except in the case
of Watchmen, double time shall be paid for work on Sundays and Holidays and one and onehalf
time shall be paid for overtime.
It shall be mandatory upon the oontraotor to whom the oontraot is awarded, and
upon any subcontractor under him, to pay not lees than the said specified rates to all
laborers, workmen and mechanics employed by them in the execution of the contract.
Each bid shall be made out on a form to be obtained at the Department of Public
Works; shall be accompanied by a certified or cashier's check or bid bond for not less
than ten (lo) percent of the amount of the bid, made payable to the order of the County
of Santa Barbara, California; shall be sealed and filed with the County Clerk before
ten o'clock a.m., the 26th day of May, 1947, at which time they will be publicly opened
in the chambers of t he Board of Supervisors in t he County Courthouse, Santa Barbara,
California.
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 s aid contDaot after being requested to do so by
the said County of Santa Barbara.
The County of Santa Barbara 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 openingthereot.
Supplemental
Ae-r eement
BetwePn Count.
and t he U.S.A
Re : Lee.sin'1:
Office Querte
in the Kniszht
of Pythias
Building -
Santa Maria
/
By order of the Board of Supervisors this 12th day of May, 1947.
(SEAL)
J. E. LEWIS, County Clerk
County of Santa Barbara, California
In the Matter of SupElemental ~~eement Between the County o~ Santa Barbara and
the United States of America Relative to Leasing of Office Quarters in the Knights of
Pythias Building, Santa Maria, California.
8
V"" Resolution No. 733~
WHEREAS, on the 22nd day of April, 1946, a lease was entered into by and between
the County of Santa Barbara and the United States of America tor the use of certain
space on the ground floor of the Knights of Pythias Building, Santa Maria, Santa Barbara
County, California; and
WHEREAS, said lease requires service of notice of renewal for each fiscal year;
and
WHEREAS, it is the desire of both parties to said lease that the annual notice
be dispensed with.
Acceptance
of Ame nd ~ d
and Su'Onl emPntal
Right
I
May 12th, 1947
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDERED .AND RESOLVED that the Chairman Pro Tem and
Clerk of this Board be, and they are hereby, authorized to sign a certain supplemental
agreement to dispense .with notice of renewal of lease, thereby modifying Paragraphs 3
and 5 of the lease dated April 22nd, 1946, by and between the County of Santa Barbara
.
and the United States of America.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 12th day of May, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: Paul~. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A.
Twitchell
Nays: None Absent: C. W. Bradbury
In the Matter. of Acceptance of Amended !nd Supplemental Right of Entry Permit
.
at the Santa Maria Airbase.
of Entry Per i t
at the Santa
Maria Airbas
,- Resolution No. 7335.
WHEREAS, it is to the best interests of the peep le of the County or Santa
./
RE"' soluti on
y"'
Barbara that an .amended and supplemental right of entry be accepted in accordance with
the terms and conditions of that certain document dated May 9th, 1947, modifying the
right of entry effective November 23rd, .1946, and the modification thereto dated
November 25th, 1946, covering the use of the Santa Maria Army Air Field;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDERED AND RESOLVED that the Chairman Pro Tem of this
Board be and he is hereby, authorized to sign on behalf of the County of Santa Barbara
that certain amended and supplemental right of entry bearing date of May 12th, 1947,
.
with the Army Service Forces, Corps of Engineers, governing use of the Santa Maria
Army Air Field.
Passed and adopted by the Boar.d of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
.
State of California, this 12th day of May, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A.
Twitchell.
Nays; None Absent: C. w. Bradbury
In the Matter of Resolution of San Luis Obispo County Relative to Reconstruct! n
of Suey Crossing B~idge.
The above entitled matter is hereby ordered placed on file.
Rent al of .In the Matter pf Rental of Certmi County Equipment not in Use for County
Certain
County Equip Purposes.
ment .
I
,/ Resolution No. 7336
WHEREAS, the County of Santa Barbara ~s the owner of certain equipment used
in the maintenance and construction of county roads, whioh said equipment is not in use
at the present time upon the roads under the jurisdiction of this Board; and
WHEREAS, T. Cossa has requested that certain equipment be let to him;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HERES'! ORDERED AND RESOLVED, by unanimous vote of this
. Board, that certain raod equipment, not now in use for county purposes, be let to said
T. Cossa for the purpos.e of grading a privately owned road, at cost; said equipment to b
used in the Fifth Road Distr1.ct.
It 1s expressly understood that said equipment is to be returned immediately
upon completion of the work for lThich it is let, and in any event immediately upon
~emand by the County of .Santa Barbara when the same becomes necessary for county
purposes.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
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State of California, this 12th day of May, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A.
Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: C. W. Bradbury
Reau-P. st for In the Matter of Request tor Hearing of John G. Weiler Under Old Age Security
Heerine Under
Old Age Law.
Security Law
v' Hearing upon the above entitled matter is hereby set tor May 26th, 1947, at
10 o'clock a.m. in the meeting room of the Board of Supervisors
. . . .
The Clerk is directed to give John G. Weiler Notice of the Above hearing.
of
Appl icati on
f or Road
License PPr mi
In the Matter of the Application/Key Contractors, Inc. tor Road License Permit.
./
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that a permit be, and
the same is hereby, granted Key Contractors, Inc. to lay an oil pipeline on the south
.
side of Dal Porto Betteravia Lateral Road, Fifth District, upon the posting of a
$250.00 bond.
AoplicPti on f r
rl.oad License
Per 11i t v
, ~n the Matter of Ap_plicat1on of Olah E. Smith, Br., tor Road License Permit.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that a permit be, and
Communication
.,
the same is hereby, granted . Ulah E. Smith, Sr. to lay a water pipeline in Tepusquet
Canyon, Fifth District, upon the posting of $100.00 bond.
In the Matter of CommJ:!!lioation f~om Congressman Bramb! ett_l\~lative to Underground
Water Surveys
The above entitled matter was ordered placed on file.
Communi cati on In the Matter of Communication from the County Supervisors Association Relati e
from Count y
Supervi sor s to the l947-4S Budget Appropriation
. ~s sociati o n
R.e: Budget Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is hereby ordered that an
Appropr iation
. v appropriation of t1100. oo be set up for .said Association in the 1947-4! Preliminary
R.eauest
Budget.
In the Matter of the Request of Burchell W. Upson, et u.x., tor Change in
Carpinteria Zoning Ordinance from Residential to Commercial.
The above entitled matter is hereby referred to the Planning Commission
Oommunicatio In the Matter of Communication from the Congregational Conference of
:\e : Tax As ses
sment on Southern California Relative to Tax Assessment on Japanese Church.
J aoanese Chur h
Invitation
./
Payment of
!-ioni es f r om
.:lentals of
Tax Deeded
Prope rty /
The above entitled matter is hereby referred to the District Attorney to
consult with the County Assessor and Tax Collector Relative to facts of the case, and
continued to May 19th, 1947.
~
In the Matter of Invitation from Vaqueros de los Rancho to Attend Annual Ride.
The above oommunioa~ion was ordered placed on file
In the Matter of Payment of Monies to the City of Lompoc, the City of Santa
Barbara, and the County of Santa Barbara from Rentals of Tax Deeded Property
,/ Resolution No. 1337.
WHEREAS, Revenues in the sum of $647.S2 have been received from the State
Cont roller for rentals of Tax Deeded Property !ram the ~ riod of April 1, 1946 to
October 31, 1946; and
WHEREAS, in accordance with Sections 3659.5, as amended, and 3659.7 of the
Revenue and Taxation Code, the Auditor is hereby authorized to dis~riblte pro rata said
sum among the County and Taxation Agencies; and
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May 12th, 194 7.
WHEREAS, a portion is payable to the Cities of Lompoo and Santa Barbara.
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED. AND RESOLVED that the County Audi tor be,
and he is hereby, direoted to draw warrants on the Tax Deeded Land Rental Trust Fund as
follows:
The sum of $30.95 payable to the City of Lompoc, and the sum of $106.36 payable
to the City of Santa Barbara.
It is further ordered that the Auditor transfer to the General Fund the sum of
$4.25 (being 3% of the Cities share of $141.56) and to transfer the balance, $506.26 to
.
the General Fund of the County of Santa Barbara
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, t~is 12th day of May, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, sid T. A
Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: O. W. Bradbury
Sale of Tax
Deeded Proper y
In the Matter of the Sale of Tax Deeded Property by the County Tax Collector.
~ R~sol~tion No. 123S v
Pursuant to a notice of intention to sell at public auction certain tax deeded
properties and request tor approval thereof filed with this Board of Supervisors by the
Tax Collector of Santa Barbara County, May 7 1947, it is resolved that approval be and
~t. is hereby granted for said sale as set forth in the said notice and the said tax
collector is hereby directed to sell the property as provided by law for a sum not less
than the minimum price set forth in this resolution.
The parcel or parcels of property t~at are the subject of this resolution are
deeded to the State of California for delinquent taxes and are situated -in the County
of Santa Barbara, State of California, being more particularly described as follows:
'
Sold to the Btate June 29 ,. 1931, for taxes of 1930, Sale No. 62
Deeded to State July 1, 1936, Dee4 No. 15
Recorded in Volume 374 of Official Records, Page 13, Records of Santa Barbara
County
Fa1rtield Tract
.
Description of Property
Lot 14, Block F
According to official map
Minimum Price $50.00
The foregoing resolution was duly passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors
of Santa Barbara County, the 12th day of May, 19~7.
Sale of Tax
Deeded Prope y
In the Matter of the Sale of Tax Deeded Property by the County Tax Collector
'
, _-Resolution No. 7339
Pursuant to a notice of intention to sell at public auction certain tax deeded
1 properties and request for approval thereof filed with this Board of Supervisors by the
Tax Collector of Santa Barbara County, May 7, 1947, it is resolved that approval be and
it is hereby granted for said sale as set forth in the said notice and the said tax
collector is hereby directed to sell the property as provided by law for a sum not less
than t .he minimum price set forth in thts resolution.
The parcel or parcels of property that are the subject of this resolution are
deeded to the State of California for delinquent taxes and are situated in the County
of Santa Barbara, State of California, being more particularly described as follows:
Sold to State June 29, 1931, for taxes of 1930, Sale No. 60
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Deeded to State July 1, 1936, Deed No. 13
Recorded 1n Volume 374 of Official Records, Page 12, Records of Santa
Barbara County.
Description of Property
Fairfield Tract Lot 12, Blook F
According to official map
Minimum Price $50.00
The foregoing r esolution was duly passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors
of Santa Barbara County, the 12th day of May, 1947.
Sale of Tax
DP.~ded Pr ooer y
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In the Matter of the Sale of Tax Deeded Property by the County Tax Collector.
. / Resolution No. 7340
Pursuant to a notice of intention to sell at public auction certain tax deeded
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properties and request tor approval thereof tiled with this Board of Supervisors by the
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Tax Collector of Santa Barbara County, May 7, 1947, it is resolved that approval be and
it is hereby granted tor s aid sale as set forth in the said notice and the said tax
collector is hereby directed to sell the property as provided by law for a sum not less
than the minimum price set forth in this resolution.
The parcel or parcels of property that are the subject of this resolution are
deeded to the State of California tor delinquent taxes and are situated in the County
of Santa Barbara, State of California, being more particularly described as follows:
Sold to the State June 29, 1931, for taxes of 1930, Sale No. 61
Deeded to State July 1, 1936, Deed No. 14
Recorded i n Volume 374 of Official Records, Page 12, Records of Santa
Barbara County.
Description of Property.
Fairfield Tract Lot 13, Block F
According to official map.
Minimum Price $50.00
The foregoing resolution was duly passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors
ot Santa Barbara County, the 12th day of May, 1947.
Sale of Tax
Deeded Proper y
-In the Ma-tter- of the Sale of Tax Deeded Property by the County Tax Collector.
/ v .!!_esolution No. 7241
Pursuant to a notice of intention to sell at public auction certain tax deeded
properties and request for approval thereof filed with this Board of Supervisors by
the Ta.x Collector of Santa Barbara County, May 7, 194-7, it is resolved that approval be
and it is hereby granted tor said sale as set forth in the said notice and the said tax
collector is hereby directed to sell the property as provided by law tor a sum not less
than the minimum price set torth in this resolution.
The parcel or parcels of property that are the subject of this resolution are
deeded to the State of California tor delinquent taxes and are situated in the County ot
Santa Barbara, State of California, being more particularly described as follows:
Sold to the State June 29, 1931, tor taxes of 1930, Sale No. 63
Deeded to State July 1, 1936, Deed No. 16
Recorded in Volume 375 of Official Records, Page 1, Records of Santa
Barbara County
Description of Property
Fairfield Tract Lot 15, Block F
According to official map
Minimum Price $50.00
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May 12th, 1947
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The foregoing resolution was duly passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors
of Santa Barbara County, the 12th day of May, 1947.
Sale of Tax
Deeded Prope ty
In the Matter of the Sale of Tax Deeded Property by the County TaX Collector.
., Resolution No. 7342 ./
Pursuant to a notice of intention to sell at public auction certain tax deeded
properties and request for approval thereof f 1led with this Board of Supervisors by the
Tax Collector of Santa Barbara County, May 7, 1947, it is resolved that approval be and
1t is hereby granted for said sale as set forth in the said notice and the said tax
collector is hereby directed to sell the property as provided by law for a sum not less
than the minimum price set forth in this resolution.
The parcel or parcels of property that are the subject of this resolution are
deeded to the State of California for delinquent taxes and are situated in the County
of Santa Barbara, State of California, being more particularly described as follows:
Sold to the State June 29, 1931, for taxes of 1930, Sale No. 65.
Deeded to State July 1, 1936, Deed No. 16
Recorded in Volume 375 of Of.fioial Records, Page 3, Records of Santa
Barbara County
Description of Property
Fairfield Tract Lot 17, Block F
According to official map
Minimum Price $50.00
The foregoing resolution was duly passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors
of Santa Barbara County, the 12th day of May, 1947.
Sale of Tax
Deeded Prope ty
Tn the Matter -of the Sale of Tax Deeded Property by the County Tax Collector.
Resolution
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v Resolution No. 7343.
Pursuant to a notice of intention to sell at public auction certain tax deeded
properties and request for approval thereof filed with this Board of Supervisors by the
Tax Collector of Santa Barbara County, May 7, 19~7, it is resolved that approval be and
it is hereby granted for said sale as set forth in the said notice and the said tax
collector is hereby directed to sell the -prcperty as provided by law for a sum not less
than the minimum price set forth in this resolution.
The parcel or parcels of property that are the subject of this resolution are
deeded to the State of California for delinquent taxes and are situated in the County of
Santa Barbara, State of California, being more particularly described as follows:
Sold to the State June 29, 1931, for taxes of 1930, Sale No. 64
Deeded to State July l, 1936, Deed No. 17
Recorded in Volume 375 of Official Records, Page 2, Records of Santa
Barbara County
Description of Property
Fairfield Tract Lot 16, Block F
According to official map
Minimum Price $50.00
The foregoing resolution was duly passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors
of Santa Barbara County, the 12th day of May, 1947.
In the Matter of Resolution of the State Board of Equaliztio~ in Memory of
Charles S. Tomlinson, Assessor
The above entitled matter is ordered placed on file.
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Agricultural
Commissioners
Conventi0r
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Abandonment o
Portion of
Jalama Road
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In the Matter of Agr1cultural~C ommiss1 oners _Q_onv ent1on.
Upon motion, duly s e conded and carried, it is ordered that Walter s. Ct1mmings,
Agr1cultura1 Commissioner, be, and he is hereby, authorized to attend the Agricultural
Commissioners Convention in Riverside , May 21st and 22nd, 1947.
In the Matter of the Abandonment of a Portion of Jalama RQ-ad.
v Resolution No. Z~44
WHEREAS, a portion of Jalama Road, a county road, in the Fourth Supervisor
Di strict, has been superseded by relocation and is no l onger needed tor public use as
a county road; and
WHEREAS, it is for the best int er ests of the County of Santa Barbara and the
inhabitants t here of that said portion of Jalama Road be abandoned; and
WHEREAS, such abandonment will not cut off all access t o the property of any
persons which, prior to such relocat i on, adjoined the highway; and
WHEREAS, such r el ocat i on was effe ct uated by realignment of said Jalama Road,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that all of the foregoing
reoitatlons are true and correct.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that pursuant t o the authority ves t ed in the Board of
S~p e rvisors by Section 960.1 of the Streets and Highways Code, the following portion of
Jalama Road be and the same is hereby abandoned as a county highway, to-wit:
Beginning at the intersection or the northerly line of the land described in
the deed to the County of Santa Barbara recorded September 26, 1945, in Book 656 at
page 229, Official Records in the Santa Barbara County Recorder's Office, with the
nort herly line of the land desori.bed in t he deed to s aid County rot Santa Barbara
recorded March 19, 1947, in Book 722 at page 324 official records of said County
Recorder' Otfioe; thence westerly along the northerly line so described in the deed to
the County of Santa Barbara recorded March 19, 1947, in Book 722 at page 324 of said
Official Records to its intersection with the west erly end or the land so described in
said deed to the County of Santa Barbara recorded September 26, 1945, in Book 656 at
page 229 of s aid Official Records; thence northeasterly and southeasterly along the
northwesterly and northeasterly lines of the land so described in the last above
mentioned deed to the point of beginning, as said portion of Jalama Road to be abandone
is shown on the Plan and Profile of Jalama Road filed as Sheet 1 of 2 sheets, File
Number 54-451 in the Office of the County Surveyor of Santa Barbara County.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Clerk be and he is hereby directed t o forthwith
record a certified copy of thisrresolution in the office of the Recorder of Santa
Barbara County.
Passed and adopted by the County of Santa Barbara , State of California, this
12th day of May, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A.
Twitchell
Noes: None Absent: c. w. Bradbury
Authorizing In the Matter of Authorizing Dr. Joseph T. Nardo to Visit Clinic.
Dr. Joseph T.
~!ardo to Visi Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that Dr. Joseph T. Nardo
Clinic
~ be, and he is hereby, authorized t o visit the Los Angeles Veneraal disease rapid treat-
Meeting of
School Health
Physicians
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ment center.
In the Matter of Meeting of School Health Physicians.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that Dr. Louis J.
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Needels be , and he is hereby, authorized attendance at a meeting of school health
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Stat e Social
Welfare Boar
Meeting y
County Servi e
Officer's
As soc ie t ion
and State
Veterans Boa d
Meet1n'1:S
May 12th, 1947
physicians in Los Angeles April 26th, 1947
In the Matter of t he State Social Welfare Board Meetins .
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that H. J. Rudolph,
Welfare Director, be, and he is hereby, authorized to attend a meeting of the State
Sooial W~lfare Board in Los Angeles, May 22nd and 23rd, 1947
In the Matter of County Service Officer's Associatio~ and State Veterans
Board Meetings.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that Elvin R. Morgan
and Francis A. McNamara be, and they are hereby, authorized to attend meetings of the
County Service Officer's Association and the State Veterans Board in Bakersfield May
15th. and 16th, 1947.
Authorizing I In the Matter' of Authorizing David Fouts, Assistant Service Officer, to Take
Assistant
Service a Course of Instructions in Veterans Administration.
0ff icer to
Take Course Upon motion, duly se.oonded and carried, it is ordered that David Foute,
of Instructi ns
.,. Assistant Service Officer, be, and he is hereby, authorized to attend a course of
Dismantling
Dyer Bridge
Authorizang
Richard
Whitehead,
etc . , to Vis
Bay Ar~a, Sa
Joaquin Vall
and San
Bernardino
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State Chamb"'
of Commerce
Meeting
Transfer of
Funds to
Employe s 1
Retirement
Fund.
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instructions in Veterans Administration in Los Angeles May 19th to 23rd, 1947, inclusive
In the Matter of Dismantling Dyer Bridge, Fourth District.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that Supervisor McClellan
be, and he is hereby, authorized to dispose of salvage material from the Dyer bridge ,
subject to the approval of the District Attorney
In the Matter_ot Author~ing Richard S. Whit~ea~ Norman H. Caldwell, and
Henry E. Bauernschmidt, to Visit the Bay Area, San Joaquin Valley and San Bernardino.
Upon motion, du~y seconded and carried., it is orde. red that Richard s. Whitehead
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Works Directo. r, .N orman H. Caldwell, and Henry E. Bauernschmldt, be, and the1
are hereby, authorized to travel to the Bay area, San Joaquin Valley, and attend tre
California Planning Institute in San Bernardino May 17th, 1947.
In the Matter of State Chamber of Commerce Meeting.
The Board is hereby authorized to attend the State Chamber of Commerce meeting
being held at the ~iltmore Hotel, Santa Barbara , May 21st, 1947.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds to t_!le E~loyees' Retirement Fund.
0 RD ER
Upon motion, duly made, seconded, and unanimously carried, it is ordered that
the County Auditor be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to trans~er the
following sums to the 1Employees 1 Retirement Fund1 from the funds set forth below, said
trarister being in accordance with the provisions of Section 101 of Article 6 of the
County Employees' Retirement Act of 1937:
General Fund
Salary Fund
Good Roads Fund
Oil Well Inspection Fund
Law Library Fund
Total credited to "Employees' Retirement Fund
3, 5gg.7g
l,9g6.95
97g.g9
22.02
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Upon the roll being called, the following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit: .
Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A. Twitchell
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Cancellation
of Funds I
Cancellation
of Funds /
Cancellation
of Funds j
Cancellation
of Funds
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Nays: None Absent: C. W. Bradbury
-In the Matter of Cancellati-on of Funds.
Resolution No. 734:5
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $574.72 is not needed in account 131 B 13, Road and Bridge Material, Maintenance
and Operation, Third Supervisor District-Road District, Third Road Fund.
Now therefore, be it r esolved that the sum of five hundred seventy-four and
72/100 dollars ($574.72) be and the same is hereby canceled from the above account and
returned to the Unappropriated Reserve Third Road Fund.
Upon the passage of the for egoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A. Twitchell
Nays, None Absent, C. W. Bradbury
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution ~ 7)46
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $132.14 is not needed in account 296, Capital Outlay, Santa Barbara County
Water Works District #1 Maintenance Fund
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one hundred thirty-two and
14/100 dollars ($132.14) be and the same is hereby canceled from the above account and
returned to the Unappropriated Reserve Santa Barbara County Water Works District #1
Maintenance Fund. I
Upon the passage of the foregoing r esolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, t o-wit:
Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A. Twitchell
Nays, None Absent, e. W. Bradbury
In the Matter of C~oellation of Funds.
Resolu~ion No. 7341
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $1,260.75 is not needed in account 179 C g7, Caretaker's House and Grounds,
Capital Outlay, Santa Barbara Ampi theatre, General Fund.
Now therefore be it resolved that the sum of one thousand two hundred sixty
and 75/100 dollars ($11 260.75) be and the same is hereby canceled from the above accoun,
and returned to the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, C. W. Bradbury
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds_,
~esolut1on No. 734.S.
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $500.00 is not needed in account 171 B 22, Repairs and Minor Replacements,
Maintenance and Op~rat1on, Parks-Fourth District, General Fund.
Now ther efore, be it r~ solv ed that the sum of tive hundred dollars ($500.00)
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be and the same is hereby canceled from the above account and returned to the
Unappropriated Rese.r ve General Fund
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the r oll being called, the
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of Funds
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Funds
Transfer of
Funds
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May 12th, 1947
- f ollowing Supervisors vot ed Aye, t o-wit:
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Paul E. . Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A. Twitchell
Nays, None Absent, C. W. Bradbury
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 7) 49
Whereas, it appears t o t he Board of Sup ervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $139.50 is not needed in accounts g1 A 3, Clerk, Salaries and Wage s, the
sum of $124.~o ; .and g1 C 62, Demonstration Equip~ent, Capital Outlay, the sum of
$14.70, Farm Adviser, Gener al Fund
Now therefore, be it r esolved that the sum of one hundred thirty-nine and
50/100 dollars ($139.50) be and the same is hereby canceled from the above accounts
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and returned t o the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the pass.age. of the fore going reso.lution, the .roll being called, the
f ollowing Super visors voted Aye, t o-wit:
Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherf or~, R. B. McClellan, and T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, C. w. Bradbury
In t he ~atte r of Transfer of Funds from the UnaEproEriated Reserve General
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Fund.
Resolution No . 1250
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund t o account 171 A
60, Labor; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of five hundred dollars ($500. 00)
be and the same is her eby transferred from the unappropriated reserve General Fund to
account 171 A 60, Labor, Salaries and Wages, Parks-Fourth District, General Fund.
Upon the pass.age. of the f ore going reso.lut ion, the .roll b eing called, the
following Superviso.rs yoted Aye, t o-Wit:
Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, C. W. Bradbury
In the Matter p f Tr~nsf er of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund.
Reaolution No. 7351
Whereas it appears t o the Board of Supervisors of Sant a Barbar e County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve Gene r a l Fund to aocounts g1 B 6,
Materials and Supplies; g1 B 9, Motor Vehicle Supplies; g1 B 11, Demonstration Materials
and g1 B 25, Service and Expense; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of
the Political Code,
Now there~ore be, it r esolved that the sum of one hundred thirty-nine and
50/100 .dollars ($139.50) be and the same is her eby transferred from the unappropriated
reserve General Fund to accounts g1 B 6, Materials and Suppl ies, the sum of $4o.oo;
g1 B 9, Motor Vehicle Supplies, the sum of $4o . oo ; g1 B 11, Demonstration Materials,
t .he .sum of $19. 70; and. si: B 25, Servioe and Exp_ense I the su.m of $39. go, Maintenance and
Operation, Farm Adv.ise.r, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the f or egoing resolution, the r oll being called, the
f ollowing Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, C. W. Bradbury
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Funds ./
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Funds
of
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TrP.nsf er of
Funds
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In the Matter - of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund.
Resolution_No. 7352
Wher eas it appears t o the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is neeessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to account 179 B
13, Road and Bridge Materialsi in accordance wit h Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the
Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolv ed that the sum 1 one thousand two hundred sixty
and 75/100 dollars ($1,260.75) be and the same is hereby transferred from the
unappropriated r eserve General Fund to account 179 B 13, Road and Bridge Materials,
Maintenance and Operation, Santa Barbara Ampitheatre, General Fund
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, . the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye , to-wit:
Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, C. W. Bradbury
In the Matter of Tranef er of Funds from the Un pro~iated Reserve Beneral
Fund.
Resolution No. 1j53
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to account 196 A 12,
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Matron; in acoordanoe with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one hundred twenty-five dollars
($125.00) be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve General
Fund to account 196 A 12, Matron, Salaries and Wages, Juvenile Hall, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the f oregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, t o-wit:
Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A. Twitchell
Nays, None Absent, C. W. Bradbury
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In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve Santa
Barbara County Water Works District #1 Maintenance Fund.
Resolution No. 735~.
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a tranef er is necessary from the Unappropriat ed Reserve Santa Barbara County Water
Works District #1 Maintenance Fund to account 296, Maintenanoe and Operation; in
accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of tb:l Political Code,
Now therefore, be it r esolved t hat the sum of One hundred thirty~two and
14/100 dollars ($132.14) be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated
reserve Sant a Barbara County Water Works Dj:trict #1 Maintenance Fund to acoount 296,
Maintenance and Operation, Santa Barbara County Water Works District #1 Maintenance
Fund.
Upon the passage of the f oregoing r esolution, the r oll being called, t~e
f ollowing Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. MoCle1lan, and T. A. Twitchell
Nays, None Absent, O. W. Bradbury.
Transfer of
Funds
Revision of
Budge t I tems
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Revi sion of
Budget I tems
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May 12th, 1947
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve Third Road
Fund.
Resolution No. 7355
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve Third Road Fund to account 131 C
6, Road Equipment; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political
Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of five hundred seventy-four and
721100 dollars ($574.72) be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated
reserve Third Road Fund to acoo.unt 131 C 6, Road Equipment, Capital Outlay, Third
Supervisor District-Road District, Third Road Fund.
Upon the passage .of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A. 'l'w-itchell
Nays, None Absent, C. W. Bradbury.
In the Matter of Revision of Bud5et Items.
Resolution No. 7-12
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Planning and Public Works, General Fund
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts, be and the same
are hereby revised as follows: to-wit;
Transfer from Account 2g B 27, Publications, the sum of $100.00 to Account
2g B 6, Materials and Supplies, Maintenance and Operation, Planning and Public Works,
General Fund. I
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the ~oll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A. Twitchell
Nays, None Absent, C. W. Bradbury
In the Matter of Rev1s1on of Budget Items
Res9lutiJLn No. 7357
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Forester and Fire Warden, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same are
hereby revised as follows: to-wit;
Transfer from Accounts 91 B 25, Service and Expense, the Sum of $100.00; and
91 B 2, Postage, Freight, Cartage and Express, the sum of $25.QO to Account 91 B 26,
Heat, Light, Power and Water, Maintenance and Operation, Forester and Fire Warden,
General Fund.
Upon the passage .of the foregoing reso+ution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisor.a v.oted Aye, to-wit:
Paul E. Stewar t, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A. Twitchell
Nays, None Absent, C. W. Bradbury
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Budget Items
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In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items .
Resolution No. 735g
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenanoe and Operation,
Forester and Fire Warden, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid aocounts be and the same are
hereby revised as f ollows, to-wit:
Transfer from Account 91 B 25, Service and Expense, the sum of $150.00 to
Account 91 B 1, Telephone and Telegraph, Maintenance and Operation, Forester and Fire
Warden, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
f ollowing Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None
Absent, C. W. Bradbury
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In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 3759
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
County Veterans' Service Otfioe, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same are
her eby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Account lg7 B 9, Motor Vehicle Supplies, the sum of $50.00 to
Acoount lg7 B 25, Service and Expense, Maintenance and Operation, County Veterans'
Service Office, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the f or egoing resolution, the roll being called, the
f ollowing Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A. Twitchell
Nays, None Absent, C. W. Bradbury.
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In the Matter o! Revision of Budget Ite~!.
Resolution No. 7360
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
revision is necessary within general classification of Salaries and Wages, Juvenile Hall
General Fund. ,
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same are
hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Accounts 196 A 4, Extra Clerical Help, the sum of $300.00; and
196 A 35, Matron-Cook, the sum of $361.5o to Accounts 196 A 1, Superintendent, the sum
of tg5.50; and 196 A 12, Matron, the sum of $576,eo, Salaries and Wages, Juvenile Hall,
General Fund .
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
f ollowing Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A. Twitchell
Nays, None Absent, C. W. Bradbury.
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In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 7361
Wher eas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a r evision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Ventura, Santa Barbara Juvenile Forestry Camp, General Fund
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Now, t~erefore, be 1t Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Account 198 B 3, Travel Expense, the sum of $50.00 to Account
198 B 1, Superintendent, Salaries and Wage-s, Ventura, Santa Barbara Juvenile Forestry
Camp, General Fund .
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wlt:
Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McOlellan, and T. A. Twitchell
Nays, None Absent, O. W. Bradbury
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 7362
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Sant~ Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Salaries and Wages, Ventura,
Santa Barbara Juvenile Forestry Camp, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be 1t Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same are
hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Account 198 A ~. Extra Clerical Help, the sum of $125.00 to
A .Ncoount 19g A 1, Superintendent, Salaries and Wages, Ventura, Santa Barbara Juvenile
Forestry Camp, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
~ollowing ~upervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A. Twitchell
Nays, None Absent, O. W. Bradbury
In the Matter:_ of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 7263_
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general olassifioat1on of Capital Outlay, Fifth Supervisor
District-Road District, Fifth Road Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same are
hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Account 151 C 2, Automobiles and Trucks, the sum of $200.00 to
Account 151 C 6, Road Equipment, Capital Outlay, Fifth Supervisor District-Road District
Fifth Road Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
. .
Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A. Twitchell
.
Nays, None Absent, O. W. Bradbury
In the Matter of Reports.
The following reports were received and ordered placed on file:
Santa Barbara General Hospital
Veterans Service Office
Welfare Department
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 in the order of allowance endorsed on the f aoe of
each claim respectively, to-wit:
14:2
Mrs. Ysobel Abrago
A. Carlisle & Co.
Acme Furniture Corporation
Acme Lock Shop
Amelia Aores
Mrs. S. R. Aiken
Air Reduction Sales Oo.
Albrecht & Reichard
Mrs. Carlotta Alvarado
Ambassador Laundry
American Opt_ical Company
GENERAL FUND
American Public Welfare Association
Andera1s
A. N. Packing Co.
A. s. Aloe Company
Associated Telephone Co., Ltd.
do do
do do
Dr. Rodney F. Atsatt
V. N. Bailey
Mrs. John Baker
Katherine Baker, PHN .
Bancroft-~h1~ney Company
3runes ~az~etta, Jr.
Beard Motor Co.
Beattie and Lunt
Wilma Becknell
Bilhuber-Knoll Corp.
Blake, Moffitt & Towne
Bortolazzo Grocery
Bostitch-Western, Inc.
Harry J. Bowman
Bradley Coffee Shop
Bradley Hotel
Mrs. Inez Branch
Braun Corporation
Jeanette Brown
Brown's Drug Store
. .
Bruoella Laboratory
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Burroughs Wellcome & Co
Lauren F. Busby, M.D.
Busy Bee
California Electric Company
Mrs. Bessie Carbajal
Mrs. Irene Carbajal
Carpinteria Feed & Supply
Mrs. J. Carricaburu
Channel Paper & Supply Co.
113.75
41.75
101.99
3.os
11.50
30.00
34.42
5.00
25.00
76.l!
ig.97
3.60
6.05
620.53
9.43
33.62
32.go
6.60
50.00
25.00
35.00
!.30
i5.3g
17.26
11.g3
26.05
13.75
lo.4S
32.42
2g.gg
lg.50
lolJgo
14.94
23.00
310.03
11.95
10.53
3.og
12.00
92
163.44
16.oo
14.76
7.51
75.00
35.00
1.65
37.50
4o.19
,
May 12th, 1947
Channel Paper & Supply Co.
Channel Radio Supply Co.
Chap's Market
Chlorine Solutions, Inc.
I. O. Churoh, M.D.
Mrs. Millie Clark
College Book Company
Convent of t he Good Shepherd
C. P. Magner, Funeral Home
Crane Company
Marcus E. Cravens
GENERAL FUND
The Credit Bureau of Santa Barbara
Walter s. Cummings.
Judith A. Davi es
Mrs . Mary De la Vega
W. L. Dembrowsk1
Martin De Piazzi
Dohrmann Hot el Supply Co.
do do
Louwillow Dominguez
Ducommun Metals & Supply Co.
Fred Dumeshausen
Electric Service Company
Electrolux Corpor ation
Mrs. Olive Elkins
The Elliott Addressing Machine Company
El Porvenir
E1 Progreso Mkt.
El Rancho Market
Endo Products
Alfred J. Engl e
Enterprise Launderers
Alice Erickson
E. s. Miller Laboratories, Inc.
Miss Luoy Espana
do do
Mrs. Ef'f ie Eeteu
Irvin M. Fallie
Farallone Fisheries
Firestone Stor es
Amelia Flores
Juan F. Flor es
Edwin F. Froelich, D.D.S.
J ames D. Garrigan
Mrs . Hat tie Gates
General Refrigeration Service Co.
George R. E. Milligan Co;
The George P. Pilling & Son Co.
3.59
27.03
43.50
4.92
21.50
60.00
g.20
lto.oo
70.00
15.4-3
ltg.06
24-.00
23.75
23.75
25.00
33.00
3.75
13.02
100.24
35.00
9. 66
10.00
62.2g
lto.27
40.00
14.72
16.90
55.62
23. 02
19.19
5.s5
.13. 45
2lt.g6
gg.79
7.50
105.00
!to.co
9.72
36.ltg
1.22
!to.co
347.50
9.3g
11.00
!to.co
4.03
92.26
3.11
1: 3
144
George Young, Inc.
Evelyn Giust i
GENERAL FUND
Goleta Cemetery Associat i on
Goleta Lemon Association
Goleta Market
Mrs. Ramona Gonzales
Irene Grand
Grayston X-Ray Co.
Groves' Seaside Service
Eva Hamilton
Ida Hamilton
Clara Hernandez
Hoag Seed Company
Holiday Hardware Company
Home Rooting Co.
D. L. Hossack
Houghton Mif tlin Company
J. W. Hudson
Interstate Bakeries Corp.
Mrs . V. Isom
C. E. James
Melba James
J. C. Penney Co., Inc.
Leon E. Jedlicka Shoe Shop
Mrs. Della J ohnson
Earl F. Johnson
Mrs. Vyola Johnson
Johnson's Grocery
W. F. Johnson
Jordano Bros
do
Juillard-Cockcrott Inc
Department of Justice
Karl's Shoe Store
The Kelley-Joett Mtg. Company
Kraft's Grocery
Mrs. Ida Mae Krebs
Mrs. John Lara
do
Lederle Laboratoreis
Hazel R. Lidbom
W. T. Lillard
Lompoc Light & Water Dept.
Adrulf o Lopez . .
Mrs. Lillian Lopez
Los Angeles Stamp & Stationery
McCabe's TirP Shop
McKesson & Robbins, Inc.
Francis A. McNamar.a
11.04
4.73
10.00
39.37
5.s9
35.00
40.00
143.91
6.70
140.00
35.00
45.00
s7.62
g9.07
7.50
s3.25
2.77
1367.70
100.SO
15.00
49.75
42.00
31.79
1.75
so.oo
2s.9g
4o.oo
4s.2g
12.50
llS.72
251.94
335.~2
l.g2
i5.4g
46.13
29.33
17.50
35.00
35.00
4.g6
7.35
30 .g4-
61.06
9.00
7.50
lS.~5
14-.66
37s.s9
3.50
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May 12th, 1947.
Francis A. McNamara
Anna McNichols
GENERAL FUND
M & F Packing Company
Magneto & El ectrical Service
E . J. Manfrina
Mark' s Incorporated
do do
do do
Mrs Trina Martin
Marvin-Neitzel Corpor ation
Mrs. Frank Mecham
Mrs. J ess Mendoza
Mrs. Mary Menezes
Mrs. Minnie Menezes
do do
Mona A. Merriam
Mexico City Inn
Miller's Pharmacy
do do
Mission Linen Supply
He l en Miyamoto
Mrs. Violetta Mollie
.
Montecito County Water District
Mr s. Rebecca Montez
l-tontgomery Ward
do do
Kenneth s. Moore
Moore Mill and Lumber Comp~n~
Elvin R. Morgan
Frank Morley
Bernard S. Morris
Joseph T. Nardo, M.D.
National Aniline Division
National Biscuit Company
Louis J. Needels, M.D.
News-Press Publishing Co.
Off ice Equipment Co
The Ohio Chemical & mfg. Co
Osborne's Book Store
Ott Hardware Company
do do
.
Oxygen Therapy Sales Company
Pacific Coast Publishing Company
do do
Pa ci f io Freight Lines
Paci fic Gas & Electric Co.
do do
Pacific Southwest Realty Company
20.4-S
3.s7
802.22
13. 81
13.00
34.e!7
110.62
3.69
45.00
45.72
4-0.oo
17.50
g5.67
17.50
40.00
12.~3
29.40
4.5g
4.58
.7g
15.00
18.66
1.35
25. 00
39.77
4.61
45.25
43.03
28.12
46.64
230.00
39.52
36.45
11.4-2
21.50
1.50
12. J.O
16.28
5.41
1.13
16.61
7.39
11.22
126.03
1.00
21.65
196. ~-1
60.00
146
Josephine Packer, PHN
Padre Food Products
Paramount Flag Company
Patrick and Moise-Klinkner Co.
Mrs. Mary Perry
Warren Peterson
Polar Ice and Cold Storage
Mrs. Martha Powell
Chas. A. Preuss, M.D.
The Psychological Corp.
Department of Public Haalth
Purity Stores
The Quality Printing Service
Railway Express Agency
Mary P. Ramsey
C. J. Rector
Mrs. Margarite Rector
R. L. Scherer Comoany
Mrs. Alicia Robinson
Joseph Robinson, M.D.
Mrs. Dominga Roblee
Rodenbeck'e
Rogers Furniture Store
Mrs. Carmela Romasanta
John Romero, Jr.
Maria Romero
John D. Ross
R. B. Ruiz
William o. Russell, M.D.
Dorothy Russick
do do
S & K Markets
Safeway Stores, Inc.
do do
do do
do do
St. Vincent's School
Mrs. Jennie Sanchez
do do
Mrs. Mildren Sanchez
Sanitary Laundry
City of Santa Barbara
GENERAL FUND
Santa Barbara County Chamber of Commerce
do do
Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital
Santa Barba.ra Optical Co.
Santa Barbara Pipe & Supply Co.
Santa Barbara Retreading Co.
01 ty of San ta Maria
do do
10. 37.
3.00
5.33
37.35
35.00
12.00
4.15
35.00
50.00
7.15
s.32
73.g4
3s.95
3.21
150.00
2.00
75.00
2s.70
34.67
100.00
15.00
6.61
93.89
45.00
g.oo
g.oo
47.50
66.25
175.00
i+o.oo
80.00
19.55
18.g3
16.90
g4.lt9
257.!7
10.00
so.co
4o.oo
124.oo
4.oo
50.00
1338.13
1065.23
1614.7g
18.00
20.16
l.go
12.go
10.00
,
I
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May 12th, 1947
Santa Maria Lodge No. 90, K of P
S. M. Tire Exchange & Garage
Josephine Savage
Hot el Savoy
The Schauer Printing Studio
Seaside 011 Co.
do
S. E. Rykoff & Co.
Sharp & Dohme, Inc.
Harry Shaw
Frank N. Silva
Myrtle Simpson
,.
Social Service Exchange
Solvang Drug Company
Southern California Edison Co.
do do
do do
do do
Southern Counties Gas Co.
do do
do do
do do
Southern Pacific Company
Southern Pacific Milling Company
Standard Brande Inc.
Star Rug Works
Sterling Drug Co.
.
Warren Stevens
Stillwell & Bickmore
Locy Strother
Mrs. Marian L. Sullivan
Rita Sunderland
Surveyors Service Company
Texas Lunch
Homer C. Thompson
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
Vining C. Thompson
Thorne Electric Company
Margaret Todd
Treasurer of the United States
Trojan Cleaning Salte Products Co.
GENERAL FUND
250.00
3.5g
50.00
60.00
312.41
36.06
22.96
gg.92
32.91
37.16
10.00
17 .1~2
133.33
41.57
657.5g
i.go
74.36
343g
61.52
2.g1
1.66
16.g2
4o.70
17.51
216.00
9.75
7.1g
4-2.00
22.50
169.00
4-5.33
105.00
5. 4-9
36.90
4-.oo
1.50
6.49
95.79
.39
5.1+9
3.77
2.11
20.20
27.50
21.5g
17.50
365.09
76.4-6
1 ."l - .,
- ~ '
1-48
. .
H. J. Ullmann, M. D .
Underwood Corporation I
do do
Union Hardware & Metal Co.
The Upjohn Company
J. A. Van Horn
Ventura County Hospital
Ventura Rubber Stamp Co.
Mrs. Martha Wade
Wallace & Tiernan Salee Corp.
Walters Surgical Company
do do
Water Department
do do
do do
do do
Raymond Watson
Weber Baking Company
Atwell Westwick
Mrs. Alioe Whitford
Roy Wilkinson
J. B. Willhoit
Vincent E. Wood
do
W. P. Fuller & Company
GENERAL FUND
A. Block & Son GOOD ROADS RUND
Air Reduction Sales Company
American Bitumuls Oompany
Anderson and Johnston
Associated Telephone Company, Ltd.
do do
Beard Motor Co
Brooks & Borra
Buellflat Rock Company
Carpinteria Hardware Co
Martin De Piazz1
Hobbs Bros.
Eral F. Johnson
La Palma Grande
Lompoc Light & Water Dept.
McNall Building Materials
Nielsen & Rasmussen
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
do do
Seaside Oil Company
do do
do do
Shell 011 Company
61.7g
11.09
4.49
19.og
265.19
10.52
35.73
2.12
35.00
4.93
645.94
37.81
12.SO
62.90
47.20
24.25
26.00
97.30
24.50
10.00
12.10
7.49
3.70
166.92
29.11
34.76
1.44
15.22
52.35
7.25
2.00
143.31
63.4.g
g9.94
29.4
5.3s
62.!2
ig.37
12.00
10.95
265.69
12.25
6.77
.g4
155.gg
69.59
77.77
52.eo
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Call f or a
Special
Meetini;r
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May 12th, 1947
Jim Smith GOOD ROADS FUND
Solvang Garage and Service St ation
Sol vang Mill and Lumber Yard
Standard 011 Company of Calif.
State Board of Equalization
Stutz Service
Homer C. Thompson
do do
Western Mot or Transfer, Inc.
White Spot Service Station
Louis Even S.B. COUNTY WATER WORKS
DIST. #1 lUINTENANCE FUND
Pacific Gas & Electric Company
Southern California Edison Co., Ltd. CARPINTERIA
LIGHTING DISTRICT FUND
Southern Calif. Edison Co., Ltd. MISSION LIGHTING
DISTRICT FUND
' Southern Calit. Edison Co., Ltd. SUMMERLAND LIGHTING
DISTRICT FUND
23.77
25.53
200.g5
15.13
.45
11.37
2.77
4.oo
155.1Q.
3.g9
50.00
35.89
202.96
39.2g
59.oti.
Pacific Gas & Electric Co. CASMALIA ST LIGHTING FUND 31.20
Pacific Gas & Electric Co. GUADALUPE ST. LIGHTING FUND 1J4.S6
Pacific Gas & Electric Co. LOS ALAMOS ST. LIGHTING FUND g7.25
Pacific Gas & Ele ot~ic Co. ORCUTT ST. LIGHTING FUND 7g.75
George P. Pilling & Son Co. FAIRWAY DONATION FUND 60.00
Upon the passage of t he foregoing order, the r oll being called the following
Sup ervisors voted Aye, t o-wit:
Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A. Twitchell
Nays, None Absent, C. W. Bradbury
Upon motion the Board adj ourned sine die.
The foregoing minutes are hereby approved.
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Chariman Pro em Board of Supervisors.
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Attest / , -~r
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Clerk
, .
CALL FOR A SPECIAL MEETING
We, t he undersigned members of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of Calitornia, believing t hat the interests of the County r equire that
a special meeting of the Board of Supervisors be called to attend ther eto .
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 her eby called for May 19th,
194-7, at 10 o'clock a.m.
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The following is the business to be transacted at said meeting, to-wit:
In the Matter of Public Hearing on the Petition of Edwin C. Welch, et al.,
for the Formation of the Proposed Montecito Sanitary District.
In the Matter of Communication From the County Counsel of Kern County Relative
to Hospitalization of Maternity Cases Arising in Cuyama Valley.
In the Matter of Agreement Relative to State Monies for the Veterans Service
Office.
In the !.fatter of Authorizing the Payment of Funds to the Santa Ynez Valley
Union High School District Under the Recreational Program Agreement.
In the Matter of the Opinion of the District Attorney Relative to the Request
of the Congregational Conference Requesting Cancellat ion of Truces on the Japanese Churc
Property.
In the Matter of Endorsement to Blanket Oil Drilling Bond.
In the Matter of Leave of Absence.
In the Matter of Communication from the Santa Barbara Police Benefit Association
Requesting Rental of the County Bowl.
In the Matter of Communication From Louis Guidotti Relative to Care of the
Lompoc Cemetery. . .
In the Matter of Communication From the District Airport Engineer of the
CAA.
In the Matter of the Abandonment of a Portion of Jalama Road.
In the Matter of Authorizing the Santa Maria Valley Credit Bureau to Collect
Claim.
In the Matter of Acceptance of the Appointment as a Trustee of the Guadalupe
Park
In the Matter of the Request of J. E. Lewis tor Leave of Absence from the
State.
In the Matter of Authorizing David Foute, Assistant Service Officer, to Take
a Course of Instructions in Veterans Administration.
Purposes.
In the Matter of State Department Summer Courses for Public Health Nurses.
In the Matter of Meeting of the American Public Health Association.
In the Matter of Rental of Certain County Equipment Not in Use for County
In the Matter of Acceptance of Settlement of Claim of the County of Santa
Barbara Against Sophie Anderson.
In the Matter of Rescinding Resolution No. 7333 Calling for Bids for the
Re-Roofing of the Santa Maria General Hospital.
In the Matter of Resolution Adopting Plans and Specifications for the Re-
Roofing of Buildings at the Santa Maria General Hospital.
Harbor.
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds.
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
In the Matter of Recommendation Relative to the Dredging of the Santa Barba.ra
In the Matter or Reports.
In the Matter of the Petition of John C. Wyeth, et al., for the Formation of
the Proposed Monteoito Sanitary District of Santa Barbara County.
In the Matter of the Petition of Edwin C. Welch, et al., for the Formation
of the Proposed Monteoito Sanitary District of Santa. Barbara County. .
In the Matter or the Petition of John C. Wyeth, et al., for the Formation of
the Proposed Montecito Sanitary District of Santa Barbara County.
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Dated May 5th, 1947
Board of Supervisors of the
County of Santa Barbara, State
of Cali:f'ornia
C. W. BRADBURY
PAUL E. STEWART
J. MONROE RUTHERFORD
R. B. McCLELLAN
T. A. TWITCHELL
.
Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of
California, May 19th, 19~7, at 10 o'clock a.m. Present:
Supervisors Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
T. A. Twitchell, and J. E. Lewis, Clerk.
Absent: Supervisor C. W. Bradbury.
Supervisor T. A. Twitchell in the Chair.
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The minutes of the regular meeting of May 12th, 1947, were read and approved
Public Hearl g
on the
Petition of
Edwin C.
Welch, et al
for the
Formation of
the Proposed
Montecito
Sanitery
District./
I~ the Matter of Public Hearing on the Petition of Edwin C. Welch, et al.,
for the Formation of the Proposed Montecito Sanitary District.
.
The following protests were presented in the above entitled matter: Julien
.
Francis Goux; County National Bank as Guardian of the Estate of Esther Fiske Ham~ond,
an incompetent person; George Fiske Hammond; Ganna Walska; Edwin F. Knowles, Sr.;
Betty Curzon; and T. Halvorsen.
Communicatio
/
Agreement .
/
Authorizing
Payment of
Funds to the
Santa Ynez .
Valley Union
High School
District .-
Opinion of
District
Attorney
.
Endorsement
to Blanket
Oil Drilling
Bond.
There being no further protests the hearing was declared closed and the matter
was taken under consideration. by the Board of' Supervisors, and the meeting continued
until 2 o'clock p.m. of this day.
In the Matter of Communication from the Count-I -Counsel of Ker-n County Relative
to Hospitalization of Maternity Cases Arising in Cuyama Valley
The above entitled matter is hereby referred to H. J. Rudolph, Welfare
Director, and the District Attorney for investigation and report.
In the Matter of Agreement Relative to St ate Monies for th~Veterans Service
Office.
The a~ove entitled matter is hereby referred to Elvin R. Morgan, Veterans
Service Officer.
In the Matter of Au!_l_!_oriz~~g the payment of Funds to the Banta Ynez Valley
.
Union High School District Under the Recreational Program Agreement.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the Auditor be,
and he 1e hereby, authorized to draw his warrant in favor d the Santa Ynez Union High
School District, under the terms of the Recreational Program Agreement, in the sum of
$10S. go, be 1ng the final amount due ea.id District, as of this date
In the Mat ~er of the 0E1ni~n of the District AttorneY. Relative to the Request
of the cor:igregational Conference Requesting Cancellation o~ Taxes on the J.apanese
Church Property.
The above entitled matter was ordered placed on file
In the Matter of Endorsement to Blanket Oil Drilling Bond.
Pursuant to the request of F. H. Johnson, Oil Well Inspector, and in acoordano
with the provisions of Ordinance No. 559,
152
Leave of
Absence
Communic etion .
Communication .,.
Communication
from District
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the following
endorsement to blanket oil drilling bond be, and the same is hereby, approved:
Signal Oil and Gas Company - Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland covering well
"State 2og" 7.
In the Matter of Leave of Absence.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that Harry F . Looney,
Deputy Sherif!, be, and he is hereby, granted continuation of hie leave of absence
without pay until July let, 1947.
In the Matter of Communication from the Santa B-a-rbara Police Benefit Association
Requesting Rental of the County Bowl. .
The above entitled matter is hereby referred to Supervisor Stewart
.
In the Matter of Communication from Louis Guidotti Relative to Care of the
Lompoc Cemetery.
The above entitled matter is hereby referred to the Lompoc Cemetery District
Board, c. D. McCabe, Secretary.
.!.!! .t.he ~{l.tter of Communication from the District Airnort Engineer of the
Airport CAA.
Engineer of
the CAA
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Abandonment o
a Portion of
Jalama Road
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Richard S. Whitehead, Public Works Director, is hereby directed to advise the
CAA that the funds allocated for the development of the Carpinteria and Los Alamos
Airports will not be used by the County
In the Matter of the Abandonment of a Portion of Jalama Road.
v Resolution No. _7364
WHEREAS, a portion of Jalama Road., a county road., in the Fourth Supervisor
District, has been superseded by relocation and is no longer needed for public use as
a county road; and
WHEREAS, it is for the best interests of the County of Santa Barbara and the
inhabitants thereof that said portion of Jalama Road be abandoned; and
WHEREAS, such abandonment will not cut off all aooess t o the property of any
persons which, prior to such relocat i on, adjoined the highway; and
WHEREAS, such relocation was effectuated by realignment of said Jalama Road,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that all of the foregoing
recitations are true and correct.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that pursuant to the author! ty vested in the Boa.rd
of Supervisors by Section 960.1 of the Streets and Highways Code, the following portion
of Jalama Road be and the same is hereby abandoned as a county highway, to wit:
Beginning at a point in the center of said road, said point being S. 56 og
E. 207.1g fe et distant from an intersection point in said road numbered log on a Map of
a Survey of the Jalama Road made by F. F. Flournoy and filed in Book 25 at pages 197
and 19g, Records of Surveys, Santa Barbara Recorder's Office, and running thence westerl
following the courses and distances of s aid road as shown on said map to a point distant
s. g7 30 201 E. 509.63 feet from intersection point numbered 132 as shown on said
map of Jalama Road, excepting, however, such portions of said public highway and road
as are presently within the right-of-way of the relocated and superseding highway, which
said right-of-way is more particularly described in that certain deed from Fred H. Bixby
Company to the County of Santa Barbara, dated February 14, 1947, and recorded March 19,
1947, in Book 722 at page 324, Official Records in the Office of the County Recorder of
Santa Barbara County.
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Authorizing
Santa Maria
May 19th, 1947
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Clerk be and he is her eby directed t o forthwith
record a certified copy of t his r esolution in the office of the Recorder of Santa
Barbara County.
Passed and adopt ed by the County of Santa Barbara , State of California, this
19th day of May, 1947, by the following vote :
Ayes: Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A. Twito 11
Noes: None Absent: c. w. Bradbury
In the Matter of Authorizing the Santa Maria Valle? Credlt Bureaa t o Collect
Valley C~edi Claim.
Bureau to
Collect Cla1
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Acceptance of
the Appointment
as a
Trustee of th
Ghadalupe Par
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Request of
J.E . Lewis
for Leave of
Absence from
State
Resolution No. 7362
WHEREAS, Mrs. Lucy Gomez is indebted t o the County of Santa Barbara in the
sum of $31.00 for services r endered t o her mother~ Maria Sandoval, by t he County of
Santa Barbara through its General Hospital,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that the af oresaid claim is
assigned to the Santa Maria Valley Credit Bureau, and s aid Santa Maria Valley Credit
Bureau is authorized t o collect said claim, institute any l egal action ther eon, and to
discharge the same .
Passed and adopt ed by the Board of Supervisors of t he County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, on the 19th day of May, 1947, by the f ollowing -vote:
Ayes: Faul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A.
Twitchell.
Noes: None Absent: C. W. Bradbury
In the Matter of Acceptance of the Appointment as a Tr ustee of the Guadalupe
ark.
Resolution No. 7366
WHEREAS, by a document dated and acknowledged May 15th, 1947, by Milo Ferini
of Santa Barbara
and Leo E. Aoquistapace, Trustees, the County/ has been appointed a trustee under that
certain trust established by a document d at ed June 10th, lSSlexecuted by Theodor e LeRoy
to J ohn Dunbar, et al, and r e corded June 22nd, lSSl, in the office of the County Recorder
ot the County of Santa Barbara ; and
WHEREAS, it appears t o the best int er ests of the said County that said appointment
should be accepted;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED t hat s aid appointment, and said
trusteeship, and the obligations thereof, be, and the s ame are her eby accepted, and the
Chairman Fro Tem of the Board of Supervisors, T. A. Twitchell, and the Clerk of said
Board, J. E. Lewis, be, and they are her eby, required to endorse said acc eptance upon
said document of May 15th, 1947, and t o ~e c ord the s ame in the of f ice of the Re cor der of
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the County of Santa Barbara.
Passed and. ad.opt ed by the Board of Supervisors of the Count y of Santa Barbara ,
State of California, this 19th day of May, 1947, by t he f ollowing vote :
Ayes: Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A.
Twitchell
Nays: None Absent: C. W. Bradbury
In the Matter of the Request of J. - E. Lewis for Leave of Abs ence from the State
Upon motion, duly s econded and carried, it is order ed that J. E. Lewis, County
Clerk, be, and he is her eby, gr anted l eave of abs ence from the St ate from May 2gth to
June 15th, 1947.
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Authorizing
Assistant
Service Off ice
to take Course
of InstructionlS
In the Matter of ------- --A-utho-rizing David Fouts, As s ist~t Service Offi9er, to Take
a Cru.rse of Instructions in Vet erans Administration.
Upon motion, duly s econded and carried, it is order~ d that David Fouts,
Assistant Service Officer, be , and he is her eby, authorized to attend a course of
instructions in Veterans Administrati on in Los Angeles June 2nd to 6th, 1947, inclusive
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State Departme t In the Matter , of State Department Summer Courses for Public Heal th Nurses.
Summer Courses
for Public
Health Nurses
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is order ed that Dr. Church, Health
Officer, be, and he is hereby, authorized to select not more than two Public Health
Meeting of
Public Health
Association
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Nurses t o attend two summer courses t o be given by the State Department o! Health.
In the Matter of Meeting of t he American Public Health Association.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that Dr. Church, Miss
Becknell, Mr. Garrigan and Mrs. Davies be, and t hey are her eby, authorized to attend
meetings or the American Public Health Association in San Francisco, May 27th, to 29th,
1947.
It is f urther ordered that ?~r. Fallis be, and he is hereby, authorized to
attend a session for sanitar ians of the above Association May 26th, 1947.
Rental of In the Matter of Rental of Certain Counti Equipment not in Use for County
Certain Count
Equipment Purpos es.
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.- Resolution No. 7367 .
WHEREAS, the County of Santa Barbara is .the owner of certain equipment used
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in the maintenance ~d .construction of county r oads, which said equipment is not in use
Acceptance of
Settlement of
at the pr esent time upon the roads under the jurisdiction of t his Board; and
WHEREAS, Sohuyler Brot hers have r equested that certain equipment be l et to
them, as her einafter set forth ;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND RESOLVED, by unanimous vote of this
Board, that the f ollowing described oounty road equipment, not now in use f or county
purpos es, be let to the said Schuyler Brothers for the period hereinafter set forth,
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at oost; s aid equipment to be us ed in the Fourth Road District:
Power Take-Oft Unit for a D-4 Tractor Five Days
It i s expressly understood t hat said article is to be r eturned immediately
upon oompletion of the work f or which it is let, and in any event immediately upon
demand by the County of Santa Barbara when the same becomes necessary f or county
purposes.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara
State of California, this 19th day of May, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. MoOlellan, and T. A.
Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: c . w. Bradbury
In the Matter of Acoeptanoe of Settlement of Claim of the County of Santa
Claim against Barbara Against
So'Ohie Anderii n
Sophie Anderson.
./ Resolution No. 736g .
WHEREAS, one .Sophie Anderson was a r ecipient of Old Age Security payments
during the years of 1943, 1944, i 945, and 1946; and
WHEREAS, the aforesaid Sophie Anderson received payments f or the months of
May and June 1943 totaling $go. oo, and f or a period from September 1, 1945 to and including
July 31, 1946 totaling $500.00; and
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Resolution
No . 7333
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May 19th, 1947
WHEREAS, the sum total of $5SO.OO was paid to the aforesaid Sophie Anderson
during a time when she possessed personal property 1n amounts over and above that
authorized and permitted by law; and
WHEREAS, the aforesaid Sophie Anderson, by and through her brother, W. A.
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Clarkson, and Hugh J. Weldon, attorney at law of the City of Santa Barbara, has tendered
repayment to the County of Santa Barbara of the sum of $580.00 in a form of a check now
in the possession of Hugh J. Weldon,
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED AND ORDERED that it is for the best
interests of said County of Santa Barbara that said sum of $5go.oo be and the same is
hereby accepted by this Board of Supervisors on behalf of the County of Santa Barbara
I in full settlement of all mat.t ers pertaining to the ineligible payments to the aforesaid
Sophie Anderson; and it is further ordered and resolved that the District Attorney of
the County of Santa Barbara be and he is hereby authorized and directed to accept the
said sum of $5SO.OO from Sophie Anderson in full settlement and satisfaction of any and
all claims or demands of any nature whatsoever which said County has against the said
Sophie Anderson by reason of payment as aforesaid.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 19th da.y of May, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A.
Twj,tohell.
Noes: None Absent: c. w. Bradbury
In the Matter of Rescinding Resolution No. 7333 Calling for Bids for the ReRoofing
of the Santa Maria General Hospital.
/ Resolution No. 13-22
WHEREAS, on the 12th day of May, 1947, the .Board of Supervisors of the County
of Santa Barbara, State of California, passed and .adopted Resolution No. 7333 adopting
plans and specif ioations for the re-roofing of buildings at the Santa Maria General
Hospital, calling for re-roofing bids and determining a wage scale for same, and due to
inadvertence the wage scale set forth in said resolution for roofers was specified at
the Santa Barbara City rates in the place and stead of the prevailing rates of the
Santa Maria district for said roofers
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDERED AND RESOLVED that Resolution No. 7333 passed
andadopt ed by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California,
on May 12th, 1947, adopting plans and specifications for the re-roofing of buildings
at the Santa Maria General Hospital calling for re-roofing bids and determining
wage scale for the same be, and the same is hereby, rescinded.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 19th day of May, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A.
Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: c. W. Bradbury
Resolution In the Matter of a Resolution Adopting Plans and Specifications for the Re-
Adopting
Plans and Roofing of Buildings at the Santa Maria General Hospital, Calling for the Re-Roofing
Specif icati ns
for the R~- Bids and Determining a Wage Soa.le for Same.
Roofing of
Buildings - v Resolution No. 1270
Santa Maria
General WHEREAS, plans and specifications have been completed by the Department of
Hospital
I Planning and Public Works for the re-roofing of buildings at the Santa Maria General
Hospital.
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the same be and are hereby adopted; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the same be advertised for bids for furnishing all
labor, materials, transportation and services for the exterior painting of same; said
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advertisement to be published in the Free Advertiser; bids to be sealed and filed with
the County Clerk on or before the 2nd day of June, 1947, at 10 o'clock a.m., at which
time bids will be opened.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a wage scale be and is hereby adopted in aocordano
with prevailing rates in this area as follows:
Cla. ss of Work
Roofers, Composition
Roofers, Composition & Shinglers
Sheetmetal Workers
Construction Laborers
Per Diem Wage
$13.20
13.20 -
16.oo
lo.go
Hourly Wage
$ 1.65
1.65
2.00
1.35
The foregoing schedule of per diem wages is based upon a working day of eight
(g) hours. The hourly wage rate presecibed hereinabove is the per diem rate divided by
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the aforementioned number of hours constituting a working day.
' Foremen not less than $1.00 more per eight (g) hour day than wage for the
particular craft. For any craft not included in the list, the minimum wage shall be
the general prevaiiing wage for the locality shall not be less than $1.175.per hour for
skilled labor and not less than $1.00 per hour for unskilled labor. Except in the case
of Watchman, double time shall be paid for work on Sundays and Holidays and one and one~
half time shall be paid ~or overtime.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 19th day of May, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A.
Twitchell
Nays: None Absent: c. W. Bradbury
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Notice is hereby given that the County of Santa Barbara will receive bids for
furnishing all labor, material, transportation, and services for RE-ROOFING OF CERTAIN
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BUILDINGS OF THE SANTA MARIA GENERAL ijOSPITAL, SANfA MARIA, CJ\t,IFOR8I~: each bid to be 1
accordance with the plans a.nd specifications now on file ~1th the offices of Department
of Planning and Public Works in the County Courthouse, Santa Barbara, where copies may
be obtained upon request.
Bidders are hereby notified that pursuant to the statutes of the State of
California, or local law thereto applioable, the County of Santa Barbara has ascertained
the general prevailing rate of per diem wages and rates for legal holiday and overtime
work in the locality in which this work is to be performed, for each craft or type of
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workman or mechanic needed to execute the contract which will be awarded the successful
bidder.
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The prevailing rates so determined are as follows:
Class of Work
Roofers, Composition
Roofers, Composition & Shinglers
Sheetmetal Workers
Construction Laborers
Per Diem Wage
$13.20
13.20
i6.oo
lo.go
Hourly Wage
$ 1.65
1.65
2.00
1.35
The foregoing schedule of per diem wages is based upon a ~orking day of eight
Cancellation
of Funds.
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Transfer of
Funds.
May 19th, 1947
(g) hours. The hourly wage rate prescribed hereinabove is the per diem rate divided by
the aforementioned number of hours constituting a working day.
Foremen not less tban $1.00 more per eight (g) hour day than wage for the
particular craft. For any craft not included in the list, the minimum wage shall be
the general prevailing wage for the locality sha.11 not be le.as than $1.175 per hour for
skilled labor and not less than $1.00 per hour for unskilled labor. Except in the case
of Watchmen, double time shall be paid for work on Sundays and Holidays and one and onehalf
time shall be paid for overtime.
It shall be mandatory upon the contractor to whom the contract is awarded, and
upon any subcontractor under him, to pay not less than the said specif'ied rates to all
laborers, workmen and mechanics employed by them in the execution of the contract.
Each bid shall be made out on a f orm to be obtained at the Department of Public
Works; shall be accompanied by a certified or cashier's check or bid bond for not less
than ten (lo) percent of the amount of the bid, made payable to the order of the County
of Santa Barbara, California; shall be sealed and filed with the County Clerk before
ten o'clock a.m., the 2nd day of June, 1947, at which time they will be publicly opened
in the chanbers of the Board of Supervisors in the County Courthouse, Santa Barbara,
California
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 to do
so by the said County or Santa Barba.ra .
The County of Santa Barbara 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.
By order of the Board of SupeTvisors this 19th day of May, 1947
' J. E. LEWIS, County Olerk
County of Santa Barbara, California
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 7371
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
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the sum of $100.00 is not needed in account 99 A 31, Dentist, Salaries and Wages, Health
Officer, General Fund.
Now therefore, .be it resolved that the sum of one hundred dollars ($100.00)
be and the same is hereby canceled from the above account and returned to the
Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the r oll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Paul E. Stewart J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A. Twitchell
Nays, None Absent, C. W. Bradbury
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Un!!-,Ppropriated Reserve General
Fund.
Resolution No. 7172
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to account 99 C 1,
Office Equipment; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
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Budget I tems
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Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one hundred dollars ($100.00)
be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserye General Fund to
account 99 C 1, Office Equipment, Capital Outlay, Health Officer, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors vc:ted Aye, to-wit:
Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A. Twitchell.
~aye, None . Absent, C. W. Bradbury.
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In !he Matter of ~ev~sion of Budget Ite~s.
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Resolution No. 737}
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Capital Outlay, Probation
Officer, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows: to-wit;
Transfer from Account 195 C 1, Office Equipment, the sum of $~35.09 to Account
195 C 2, Automobile, Capital Outlay, Probation Officer, General Fun~.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
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Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A. Twi tchell
Nays, None Absent, c. W.'Bradbury
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
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Resolution No. 731~
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Welfare Administration, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the. aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows: to-wit;
Transfer from Account lgg B 22, Repairs and Minor Replacements, the sum of
$129 . 3g to Account lgg B 23, Replacement of Equipment, Maintenance and Operation,
Welt'are Administration, General Fund
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, t o-wit:
Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A. Twitchell
Nays, None Absent, C. W. Br~dbury.
In the Matter of --R- evision of Budge~ ItemsJ
Resolution No. 7315
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is neoessarywithin general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Superior Court, General Fund. '
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid .accounts be and the same
are herPby revised as ~allows: to-witJ
Transfer from Accounts ~ B 22, Repairs and Minor Replacements, the sum of
$100.00; end 40 B 37, Witness Fees, Mileage and Expense, the sum of $300.00 to Accounts
40 B 3, Traveling Expense and Mileage, the sum of $100.00; and ~ B 35, Trial Jurors
Fees, Mileage and Expense, the sum of $300.00, Maintenance and Operation, Superior Court
General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
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Budget I tems
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Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A. Twitchell
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Nays, None Absent, None
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In the Matter of Revision o ~ Budget Items.
Resolution No. 7375!
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Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
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a revision is necessary within general classification of Salaries and Wages, Health
Off leer, General Fund.
Now, therefore, .be 1 t Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are her eby r evised as f ollows: t o-wit;
Transfer from Account 99 A 34, Supervising Nurse, the sum of $499.50 to Account
99 A 1, Health Officer, t he sum of $112.50; 99 A 3, Property Officer, the sum of $135.00;
99 A 10, Inspector, the sum of $166. 50; 99 A 35, Health Educa t or, the sum of $81.00; and
99 A 51, Janitor, the sum of $4.50, Salaries and Wages, Health Officer, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the f oregoing resolution, the r oll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, t o-wit:
Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A. Twitchell
Nays, None . J\bs ent, C. W. Bradbury.
Recommendati n
Re : Dredging
of The Harbo Harbor
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In the Matter of Recommendation Relative to the Dredging of the Santa Barbara
/ Resolution No. 7376
WHEREAS, the County of Santa Barbara and the City of Santa Barbara, jointly,
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1 have entered into an agreement with the United States of America, wherein funds to
cover the cost of dredging the Santa Barbara Harbor are to be furnished by said County,
City, and the United States of America; and
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.WHEREAS, the County of Santa Barbara has been advised by the United States
Engineer Office that tentative plans for r educing the depth of dredging in the harbor
entrance area, in order to dredge an area along the shore landward of the Navy Pier to
provide additional boat mooring space, are not feasible due to t he existence of stone
and gravel \'1hich rould blanket the beach on which the dredged material would be placed;
and
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WHEREAS, such blanketing of beaches with stone and gravel would prevent
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movement of sand eastward along the shore line to denuded beaches in unincorporated
territory; and
WHEREAS, the United States Engineer 0ff1oe recommends that the entire amount
of available funds be expended on dredging t he entrance channel and that, prior to
advertising the next maintenance dredging, arrangements be made to dredge such areas,
other than the entrance channel, as the City of Santa Barbara may desire for additional
boat mooring space, and to deposi t the dredged material in such a manner as t o have the
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least detrimental effect on the down coast beaches;
N0\'1, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDERED AND RESOLVED 'that the Board of Supervisors of the
County of Santa Barbara, State of California, do es her eby concur in this recommendation
subject to the approval or the City of Santa Barbara.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbar a,
St ate of California, this 19th day of May, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A.
Twitchell
Nays: None Absent: c. w. Bradbury
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Reports ----i In the Matter of Repor~s.
The report of the City of Santa Barbara Recreational Program was received and
ordered placed on file.
The Board took a recess until 2 o'clock p.m. of this day
At 2 o'clock p.m. the Board convened.
Present: Supervisors Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
T. A. Twitchell, and J. E. Lewis, Clerk.
Absent: C. W. Bradbury
Petition of
Edwin C. Welc ,
In the Matter of the P~ition of Edwin c. Welch, et al., for the Formation of
et al . , f or the Proposed Montecito Sanitary District of Santa Barbara County.
the For mat i on
of the Propos d .
Monteoito
Sanitary Dist
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RESOLUTION UNDER SANITARY DISTRICT ACT OF 1923, as Amended.
WHEREAS, a petition for the formation of the Montecito Sanitary District ot
Santa Barbara County signed by Edwin C. Welch and thirty-one other persons was presented
to the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, at a
regular meeting thereof on April 14, 1947; and
WHEREAS, a hearing on s aid petition was had by said Board of Supervisors on
May 19, 1947 1 at 10 :.oo .o 1 olook A.M. in the meeting room of said Board of Sup ervisore in
the County Court House in the City of Santa Barbara, County of Santa Barbara, State of
California, under and by virtue and in pursuance of the Sanitary District Act of 1923,
as amended (Health and Safety Code, Part 1 of Division 6);
NOW, THEREFORE, SAID BOARD OF SUPERVISORS FINDS AS FOLLOWS:
1. That at a regular meeting of said Board of Supervisors at the aforesaid
meeting place on April 14, 1947, the aforesaid petition was presented to said Board of
Supervisors.
2. That thereupon said Board of Supervisors on said April 14, 1947, by an
order duly enacted and entered upon its minutes found that the said petition and proceed
ings in relation thereto were subject to the provisions of the District Investigation
Act of 1933, as amended, and that by virtue of said District Investigation Act or 1933
ordered all proceedings under the Sanitary District Act of 1923 continued to May 12, 194
at 10:30 o'clock A.M. in said meeting room in order that the provisions of said District
Investigation Act could be complied with.
3. That thereafter on May 12, 1947, at 10:30 o'clock A.M said proceedings
under said District Investigation Act being completed and it being ordered by said
Board of Supervisors that the prooeedings under said Sanitary District Act of 1923 be
resumed, said hearing under the Sanitary District Act of 1923 was duly ordered continued
to May 19, 1947, at 10:00 o'clock A.M. at said meeting room.
4. That thereafter said hearing was had on May 19, 1947 at 10:00 o'clock A.M.
at said meeting room of said Board of Supervisors. That at said hearing a written
protest was filed by Blanche Louise Robertson Barnes and Harry W. T. Roes, as trustees
under the will of John W. Barnes, deceased, against the inclusion in the district of
29 acres of land on the east side of Olive Mill Road near Hot Springs Road, held by
them as trustees. That at said hearing a written protest was filed by the beneficiaries
under the trust held by the Metropolitan Trust Company against the inclusion in the
district of property known as Barker Hill or "Barker Hill property," said protestants
being represented by their attorneys, Heaney, Price, Postel and Parma, appearing by
Harold A. Parma. That at said hearing a written protest was filed by Provident
Securities Company and the Estate of Elizabeth Poniatowska against the inclusion in the
district of their property generally known as the "Crooker Sperry Ranch" and also known
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as 1Las Fuentes Rancho," said protestants being represented by their attorneys, Heaney,
Price,Postel and Parma, appearing by Harold A. Parma. That at s~id hearing written
protests were filed by the following persons against the inclusion of their lands in
the district: C. W. Morton, Mrs. c. W. Morton, Mrs. Clifford Jones, Karl N. Haws,
1 Wanda T. Haws, Anthony Bedolla, Leonora Harris Bedolla, Wm. C. Matthews, Clifford Jones,
Evelyn Starr Lesslie, Kathryn A. Adler, Larelei Wood, Arthur Adler, Herbert J. Wood,
Ruth c. Taylor, H. o. Taylor, Mary Taylor, Bernard O'Brien, Viola M. 0 1Brien, James W.
Frick, Mabel Park Frick, Clara B. Gibson, Edward G. Gibson, Edward Gibson, Catherine L.
Gibson, Adele W. Mar~, ~rthur Mark, Westmont College, Leonora c. Coo. k, Paul D. Newby,
Mildred W. Newby, Christ N. Peterson, Clara F. Peterson, W. H Hooker, Sr., Ed. Walin,
M. L. Green, Ann N. Green, Marie Walin, Annette McArthur, Mrs. E. O'Brien, Eugene
0 1 ~rien, Wm. A. McArthur, Inez McComb, R. P. McComb, Virginia Holbrook, Verda L. Rogers, , . . .
Mary Laug, Bert Pollo9k, Georgia Pollock, Florence W. Matthews, D. t. Green. e, Joseph
. McManus, Garnett B. MoManus, A. R. Beylin, L. F. Beylin, R. T. Taylor, E. D. Taylor,
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M. D. Ma~hei, R. A. Spitser, V. W. Spitser, George Whipple, Richard Romero, Mrs. Edythe
Whipple, Yvone Whipple, J . . Thomsen, Mrs. J . Thomsen, Ernest Thomsen, W. B. McArthur,
Jessie M. Ha~blen, Ruth Schaefer, Ben J. Schaefer, Russell R. Hensling, A. B. McArthur,
Ri~hard D. Wager, Elizabeth s Wagner, Clarence ~. Cook, Zyle W. Cook, Carlos W. Cook,
Marie Louis~ C9nrad, said properties in the aggregate constituting the "Montecito Homes
Estates, 11 and said protestants being represented by their attorney, Percy Charles
Heckend9rf That at sa.id hearing oral protests were made by the following persons
~ga~nst the in~lu~ion of their respective properties in the district, to-wit: T. . . .
Halvorsen relative to his property at San Y. si.d. ro and East. Va. lley Roads, Col. A. s. Boyd
relative to his property at 40 San Ysidro Lane, Col. W. C. Von Kessler relative to his
pr.operty at 28 ~a Vereda Road, and by Elbert s. Conner, by Col. G. 'tT. Barker, relative
to his prope. rty on Ladera. Lane. That at said meeting written protests were also filed
against the inclusion of ther respectiv.e lands in the district by Julia-n F. Goux, Mrs.
W. R. MoKeen, George Fiske Hammond and Katherine Cheney Hammond (represented by J. F .
Goux), Betty Curzon (represented by Heaney, Price, Postel and Parma, by Harold A. Parma).
Ganna Wals.k a .( re.p resented b.y J F Goux), the Estate of Esther Fiske Hammond, an
i.ncompetent person, by the County National Bank and Trust Company of Banta Barbara as
gua.rdian of her estate (represented by J. F. Goux), and Edward F. Knowles (represented
by Harry W. T. Ross).
5. Thereupon at said hearing said Board of Supervisors proceeded to hear
j evidence from Harry w. T. Ross, Harold A. Parma, Lawrence M. Parma and Juli~n F~ Goux;
I and pursuant to a stipulation made between the Board of Supervisors, the proponents of
the petition and Harold A. Parma, Harry W. T. Ross and Percy Charles Heckendorf,
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attorneys for certain protestants and objectors, and T. Halvorsen, Col. A. s. Boyd,
Col. G. W. Barker and Col. W. C. Von Keesler, also considered as evidence in this hear-
ing, evidence relative to s aid district and said protestants and objectors' respective
properties, which had been introduced before said Board of Supervisors at the hearing
before it on May 12, 1947, under the District Investigation Act of 1933, as amended; and
the affidavit of publication of said petition and notice that it would be presented to
the Board of Supervisors on April 14, 1947, at lo:oo o'clock A.M. having been introduced,
and arguments having been made, the matter was then continued by the Board of Supervisors
until 2:00 o'clock P.M., May 19, 1947, at its meeting room.
6. That said Board of Supervisors reconvened at 2:00 o'clock P.M., May 19,
1947, at said meeting room, at which time further arguments were made by respective
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counsel and a written protest was filed by Vincent E. Wood against the inclusion in the
proposed district of 1 and 7/gths acres or land o~med by him at 163 Lilac Drive.
7. There being no farther protests , e1ther oral or written, the matter was
then submitted to the Board or Supervisors for its determination.
IT IS THEREFORE RESOLVED, ORDERED, DETERMINED AND .FOUND AS FOLLOWS:
1. That the for egoing findings are true and correct.
2. That the following protests are hereby allowed, and the lands of which
they are subject shall not be included in the proposed district, to-wit: the protests
of Julian F. Goux, Betty Curzon, Estate of Esther Fiske Hammond, an incompetent person,
Edward F. Knowles, Blanche Louise Barnes and Harry W. T. Ross, as trustees under the
will of John W~ Barnes, deceased, the beneficiaries under the trust held by the
Metropolitan Trust Company, Provident Securities Company and the Estate of Elizabeth
Poniatowska, C. W. Morton, Mrs. C. W. Morton, Mrs. Clifford Jones, Karl N. Haws, Wanda
T. Haws; Anthony Bedolla, Leonora Harris Bedolla, Wm C. Matthews, Clifford Jones,
Evelyn Starr Lesslie, Kathryn A~ Adler, Larelei Wood, Arthur Adler, Herbert J. Wood,
Ruth G. Taylor, H. o. Taylor, Mary Taylor, Bernard O'Brien, Viola M. O'Brien, James W.
Frick; Mabel Park Frick, Clara B. Gibson, Edward G. Gibson, Edward Gibson, Catherine L
. Gibson, Adele W. Mark, Arthur Mark, Westmont College, Leonora C. Cook, Paul D. Newby,
Mildred W. Newby, Christ N. Peterson, Clara F. Peterson, \'l. H. Hooker, Sr., Ed. Walin,
M. L. Green, Ann N. Green, Marie Walin, Annette McArthur, Mrs. E. O'Brien, Eugene
O'Brien, Wm. A. McArthur, Inez McComb, R. P. McComb, Virginia Holbrook, Verda L. Rogers,
Mary Laug, Bert Pollock, Georgia Pollock, Florence W. Matthews, D. L. Greene, Joseph
McManus, Garnett B. MoManus, A. R. Beylin, L. F. Beylin, R. T. Taylor, E. D. Taylor,
M. D. Mathei, R. A. Spitser, V. W. Spitser, George Whipple, Richard Romero, Mrs. Edythe
Whipple, Yvone Whippl~, J. Thomsen, Mrs. J. Thomsen, Ernest Thomsen, W. B. McArthur,
Jessie M. Hamblen, Ruth Schaefer, Ben J. Schaefer, Russell R. Hensling, A. B. McArthur,
Richa d D. Wagner, Elizabeth s. Wagner, Clarence N. Cook,Zyle W. Cook, Carlos W. Cook,
Marie Louise Conrad and Ganna Walska
3. That the following protests are hereby rejected disallowed and dismissed,
and the lands of which they are subject shall be included in the proposed district,
to-'111 t: the protests of T. Halvorsen, Col. A. B. Boyd, Col. W. C. Von Kessler, Mrs.
W. R. McKeen, George Fiske Hammond, Katherine Cheney Hammond and Vincent E. Wood.
~. That no land has been improperly omittea from the proposed district,
and that it is not necessary to continue the hearing o~ the peti~ion for the inclusion
of any additional land; that no persons owning or having an interest in lands outside
the proposed district have presented any request for inclusion of the lands within the
district.
5. That a full hear1ng on said petition on the formation of the proposed
district has been had and that it is not necessary to grant any further continuances.
6. Tm.t only the heretofore mentioned oral and written protests have been
made to the inclusion of the respective protestants' lands in the proposed district.
7. That said petition was duly and regularly signed by twenty-five or more
residents and freeholders residing within the proposed district, as the boundaries
thereof are hereinafter established, and was duly verified by the affidavit of one of
the petitioners; and was duly published for at least two weeks preceding April 14, 1947
in a newspaper of general circulation published in the County of Santa Barbara; that
with the petition there was duly and re gularly published a notice stating the time
when the petition would be presented to the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, and that all presons interested may appear and be heard; that said petition
duly and regularly contained the name of the proposed district, the boundaries of the
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proposed district and a request that the territory within the boundaries be formed into
a Sanitary District, as provided by Part 1 of Division 6 of the Health and Safety Code.
g. That all requirements of the District Investigation Act of 1933, as
amended, and of the Sanitary District Act of 1923, as amended, have been complied with,
that the Board of Supervisors have modified the boundaries of the proposed district as
set forth in said petition, and s aid modified boundaries are as hereinafter set forth;
that said boundaries have not been modified so as to exclude from the proposed district
any land which would have been benefited by the formation of the proposed district, nor
as to include in the proposed district any lands which would not, in the judgment of
the Board of Supervisors, be so benefited; that all lands included within the modified
boundaries of the proposed district will be benefited by the formation of the district,
and all lands excluded from the modified boundaries of the proposed district will not
be benefited by inclusion in the proposed district.
9. That an election shall be had in the proposed district on July 15, 1947,
to determine whether said proposed district should be formed an4 to elect an assessor an
as amende
five members of the Governing Board in accordance with said Sanitary District Act of 192 ,/
lo. That the boundaries of the proposed Monteoito Sanitary District of Santa
Barbara County be, and they are hereby, established as follows:
Beginning in the State of California, County of Santa Barbara, at the inter-
' section of the southerly prolongation of the easterly line of the property of the Santa
Barbara Cemetery Association with the mean high tide line of the Pacific Ocean; thence
northerly along said Cemetery line to an intersection with the easterly City Limits line
of the City of Santa Barbara; thence northerly and westerly along said City Limits line
to a poi nt on the center line of Barker Pase Road; thence northerly along the center
line of Barker Pass Road to the center line of Sycamore Canon Road; thence easterly alon
the center line of Sycamore Canon Road to the center line of Cold Springs Road; thence
northerly along the center line of Cold Springs Road in all of its courses and curves to
the center line of Mountain Drive as said drive existed May lat, 1947; thence in a
general easterly and northeasterly direction along the .center line of said Mountain
Drive in all of its courses and curves to its first intersection with the west line ot
Lot 6, Section 6 T.4 N., R. 26 W. S.B.B. & M.; thence southerly along the westerly line
of Goternment Lot 6 of s aid Section 6 to the southwesterly corner of .said Lot; thence
easterly along the southerly line of said Lot 6 and the southerly line of the NE 1/4
of the SW 1/4 and the southerly line of the north 1/2 of the southeast 1/4 of s aid
section to a point on the easterly line of said Section 6; thence southerly along the
easterly line of said Section 6 to the corner common to Sections 5, 6, 7 & g of T 4
N, R 26 W, SBB & M; thence eaeterly along the northerly line of said Section g to the
southwest ccrner .of the SE 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of the above mentioned Section 5; thence
northerly, easterly and southerly along the westerly, northerly and easterly lines
respectively of said SE 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of Section 5 to the corner common to Sections
4, 5, g and 9 in said .township and range; thence easterly along the northerly line of
Sections 9 and 10 to the corner common to Sections 2, 3, 10 and 11 in said towhship and
range; thence easterly along the northerly line of said Section 11 to the northeast r
corner of the NW 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of s aid Section 11; thence southerly along the east
line of the NW 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of said .Section to and along the center line of Ladera
Lane to its intersection with the center line of East Valley Road; thence along the
center line of said road to an intersection with the easterly line (or its projection)
of the Stetson traot as said tract is shown on a map recorded in Book 19 of Record of
Surveys at page 131, record~ of s aid County; thence southerly and westerly along the
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easterly and southerly lines respectively of said Stetson tract to a point on the
easterly line of Tract "A" of the Ortega Rancho as said tract is shown on a map
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recorded in Book 2 of Maps and Surveys at page 14, records of said County; thence
northerly along said easterly line to the northeasterly corner of said Tract A; thence
in a general southwesterly direction along the northwesterly line of said Tract A to
the northerly corner of that parcel of land commonly known as the Dupe Tract" said
corner being the northerly corner or the property described in Parcel One in Book 571
of Official Records of said County at page 311; thence southeasterly and southerly
along the northeasterly and easterly lines resp ectively of said Parcel One to the mean
high tide line of the Pacific Ocean; thence in a general westerly direction along said
mean high tide line of the Pacific Ocean to the point of beginning.
Excluding, however, from said proposed district the parcels of land hereinafter
described as Exclusion No. 1, Exclusion No. 2, Exclusion No. 3; Exclusion No . 4;
Exclusion No. 5, and Exciusion No. 6, to-wit:
EXCLUSION NO. 1
Excepting and excluding from said proposed Montecito Sanitary District of
Santa Barbara County all that land in the County of Santa Barbara, State of California,
consisting of parcels A and B described as follows:
PARCEL .A: That certain portion of the West One Half of the Northwest One
Quarter of Section 11, Township 4 North, Range 26 West, S.B.B. & M., lying south of
Bella Vista Drive, in the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, described as
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follows:
Commencing at Station #99 on the center line of Bella Vista Drive as conveyed
by L. F. Swift to the County of Santa Barbara by deed recorded in Book 350, Page
362 of Official Records in the said County of Santa Barbara Records, said point being
at the end of a circular curve concave t o the southwest from which a 3/4 inch survey
pipe set on the east line of the said NWi of the NWi of Section 11, at the point of
intersection of the tangent lines of the said curve, bears South g659 1 East 94.79
feet distant; thence 1st, North g659 1 West following along the center line of said
Bella Vista Drive g6.62 feet to the beginning point of a circular curve to the right
and Station 119g of said road; thence 2nd, following along the arc of said curve 96.16
feet in a northwesterly direction, said curve having a delta of 154413011 and a radius
ot 350.00 f eet, the chord or which bears North 7906145" West 95.86 feet to the end
of said curve and Station #97 of said road; thence 3rd, North 711413011 West go.32
feet to the beginning point of a circular curve to the right, and Station #96 of said
road; thence 4th, following along the arc of said curve 111. 24 feet in a northwesterly
direction, said curve having a delta qf 453113011 and a radius of 14.o.oc feet, the
chord of which bears North 4go2g45" West 108.34 feet to the end of said curve and
Station #95 of said road; thence 5th, North 2543 1 West lS.54 feet to the beginning
point of a circular curve to the left and Station #94 of said road; thence 6th,
following along the arc of said curve 177.9g feet in a northwesterly direction, said
curve having a delta of 11318130" and a radius of 90. 00 feet, the chord of which
bears North 8222115" West 150.37 feet to the end of said curve end Station #93 of
said road; thence 7th, south 4o0 5g30" West 175.g5 feet to the beginning point of a
circular curve to the right and Station #92 of said road; thence gth, following along
the arc of said circular curve 192.57 f eet in a southwesterly direction, said curve
having a delta of 7333 13011 and a radius of 150. 00 feet, the chord of which bears
South 7745 11511 West 179.62 feet to the end of said curve and Station #91 of said
road; thence 9th, North 652g West along the center line of said road Cat 50. 71 feet
to Station #90 of Bella Vista Drive) and at 101.10 feet to an iron spike set for the
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point of intersection of the tangent lines of a circular curve concave to the north
from l1hich a 3/4 inch survey pipe bears South 20 17' West 21.10 feet distant; thence
10th, South 20 17' West leaving said Bella Vista Drive 262.95 feet to a 3/4 inch survey
pipe; thence 11th, South 17 17 1 West 23g.20 feet to a 3/4 inch survey pipe set in the
Montecito County Water District pipe line right of way; thence 12th, South 51 3g 50"
West following along the said Montecito County Wat er District pipe line right of way
six (6) feet southerly measured at right angles from the present twelve (12) inch pipe
67.~o feet to a 3/4 inch survey pipe set in a deep ravine at the most northerly corner
of the Alexander Van der Kar property; thence 13th, following down the said deep r avine
and easterly line of the Van der Kar property by the following courses South 43 25'
50" east 97.73 feet to a 1/2 inch survey pipe; thence 14th, South 25 201 30" East 71.70
feet to an iron bolt; thence 15th, South S6 141 10" East 6S.23 feet to a 1/2 inch
survey pipe; thence 16th, South 4go 36J 50" East 111.gl feet to a cross cut on a large
stone; thence 17th South 4o0 26 1 30" East 99.so feet to a 3/4 inch survey pipe; thence
I igth, Sruth g 26 1 101 East 52.g4 feet to a 3/4 inch survey pipe; thence 19th, South
I 6G0 101 101 West 44.S2 feet to a cross cut on a rock; thence 20th, South igo 031 4o" West
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36.66 feet to an iron spike driven into a send rock; thence 21st, South 49 241 West
47.02 feet to a 1/2 inch survey pipe; thence 22nd, South 66~ 19 1 30" West 44.g5 feet to
a 3/4 inch survey pipe; thence 23rd, South 33 22.1- lo" East 74. 35 feet to a 1/2 inch
survey pipe; thence 24th, South 63 311 5011 West 62.73 teet to a 1/2 inch survey pipe -
driven into a sand rock; thence 25thSouth lg0 241 20" East 70.67 feet to a 3/4 inch
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survey pipe; thence 26th, South 2go 161 50 East. i3g.1g feet to a spike driven into a -
sand rook; thence 27th, South 65 26 1 30" East 4o.90 feet to a 3/4 inch survey pipe;
thence 2gth, South 32 19 1 East 143.22 feet to a spike driven into a cross cut on top
of sand rock at the juction point with another ravine coming from the northeast; thence
29th, North 0 02 1 West following up said ravine from the northeast 69.25 feet to a
3/4 inch survey pipe from whioh a spike in a twelve (12) inoh diameter Sycamore tree
bears- South o0
. 02'' East 4. 50 feet; thence 30th, North 51 311 East l eaving s aid ravine
277.42 feet to a 3/4 inch survey pipe set on the bluff bank of said ravine; thence 31st, -
North 43 36' East fo.llow1ng along the southeasterly bluf'f bank of s aid ravine 576. g4
feet to a cross cut on top of a large boulder from which a spike in the .crotch of a
f'orty (4o) inch diameter Liv.e Oak tree bears North 71 03 East 36.go feet distant;
thence 32nd, North go 31' West along the east bank of said ravine. 346. 31 feet to a 3/4
inch survey pipe set on the westerly side of an old graded ro.ad bed; thence 33rd, North
1 59' West 190.31 feet to a 3/~ inch pipe from which a spike in a ten (10) inch diamete
Live Oak tree bears North 29 53' East 13.32 feet distant; thence 34th, North 45 11 1 Eas
220.Gg feet to the place of beginning. .
PARCEL B: That certain portion of the west half of the northwest quarter of
Section 11 and the east half of the northeast quarter of Section 10, Township 4 North,
Range 26 West, San Bernardino Base and Meridian lying south of Bella Vista Drive; in the
County of Santa Barbara , State of California, described as follows:
Commencing at an iron spike set at the point of intersection of the tangent
I lines of a circular curve concave to the northeast from which Station No. 90 on the
II center line of Bella Vista Drive, as conveyed by L. F. Swift to the County of Santa
Barbara by Deed recorded in Book 350, page 362 of 0ff 1cial Records in the office of the
County Recorder of said County, bears south 65 2g east 50.39 feet distant said point
also being the most northwesterly corner of the property conveyed to Edwin F. Knowles,
et ux., by deed dated April 16, 1945 and recorded in Book 639 at page 356 of Official
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Records of said County; and a 3/4 inch survey pipe bears south 20 171 west 21.10 fe et
distant; thence 1st, south 20 171 west along the northwesterly line of the said Knowles
property 262.95 feet to a 3/4 inch survey pipe; thence 2nd south 17 171 west continuing
along the said Knowles property 23g.20 feet t o a 3/4 inch survey pipe set in the
Montecito County Water District pipe line right of way; thence 3rd, south 51 3g 501
west f ollowing along the said Monteoito County Water Dist rict pipe line right of way
six feet southerly IIEasured at right angles from the present 12 inch pipe 205.95 feet
to a 1/2 inch survey pipe set on the southerly end of a l+o foot easement from which a
1/2 inch survey pipe set on the west line of Section 11, bears south 51 3g 50" west,
36.66 fe et; thence 4th, north 10 101 30" west along the center line of said easement
92.40 feet to a point; thence 5th, north 35 111 30" west Cat 21.11 f eet across the
section line between Sections 10 and 11, T 4 N, R 26 W, S. B. B. & M.) and at 63.20 feet
to a point; thence 6th, north i+g0 53' 30" west continuing along the said center line
90.26 feet to a point; thence 7th, north 40 361 30" west along said oenter line llg.25
feet to a point; thence gth, north 16 39' 3011 west 149 .1+7 fe et along said center line
t o a point; thence 9th, north 10 1+2 1 west aiong said center line 152.60 fe et to a
point; thence 10th, north 3 15 1 2011 east continuing alo~g said center line of said
4o foot easement, 132.45 feet to a point on the oenter line of Bella Viste Drive, from
. which Station No. g3 of said Drive bears south 57 02 1 west 76.33 feet di~tant; thence
11th, north 57 02 1 east 2.06 feet to the beginning point of a circular curve to the
right and Station No. S4.; thence 12th, following along the arc of said curve and center
line of said Drive 11+5 . 67 f eet in an easterly direction, said curve having a delta of
75 521 and a radius of. 110.00 f eet, the chord of which bears south g5 02 1 east 135.21+
feet to the end of SRid curve and Station No. S5; thence 13th, south 1+7 06 1 east along
the center line of said Drive 29 .12 f ee t . to Stati on No. g6 and the beginning point of a
circular curve to the l eft; thence ll+th, f ollowing along the arc of said curve and t he
center line of said Drive 154.99 feet in a southeasterly direction (at s outh 62 3g 25 11
east on a sub chord of said curve at g5.73 feet, intersect the said Section line
between Sections 10 and 11, Township 1+ North r ange. 26 West, S.B.B. & M., and t rom the
intersection point to a 2 inch survey pipe set at the common corner of S~ctions 2, 3,
10 and 11, Township 1+ North, Range 26 West, S.B.B. & M., bears north o0 06' 3011 east
3g6.75 feet distant), said curve having a delta of 55 30' and a r adius of 160. 00 feet,
t he chord of which bears south 74 511 east 149.00 feet to the end of said curve and
Stati on No. g7 of said Drive; thence 15th, north 77 21+ 1 east along the center line of
said Drive 111+. 21 f eet to Station No. gg and the beginning point of a circular curve t o
the r i ght; thence 16th, f ollowing along the arc of said curve and center line of said
Drive 145.2g feet in a southeaster.ly direction, said ourve having a delta of 55 29 1 301
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and a radius of 150. 00 feet, the chord of t-1hich bears south 74 51' 1511 .east 139. 67
feet to the end of said curve and Station No. g9 or said Drive; thence 17th, south 47
061 3011 east along the tangent line of s aid last mentioned curve 50~39 feet to the plao
of beginning
EXCLUSION NO. 2
Excepting and excluding from said proposed Montecito Sanitary District of
Santa Barbara County all that r eal property located in the County of Santa Barbara ,
State of California, designated as Parcels A, B, C, and D, said r eal property constituting
portions of the Outside Pueblo Lands of the City of Santa Barbara, in the County
of Santa Barbare , State of California, more particularly described as follows:
PARCEL A: Beginning at a point in the center of Valley Road, distant north
g9o 50' west 431 feet from the southwest corner of the tract of land conveyed by Juan
Ayala to Rt. Rev . Francis Mora, by deed dated April $, igg1 and r e corded in Book 11Y11
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at page 146, of Deeds, records of seid County; thence north 535.5 feet to the line of
land now or formerly or Morley; thence along the line of said Morley land, north 66
521 west, 4g9 feet, more or less, to the northeast corner of the tract of land conveyed
by Juan Pablo Ayala to Augustin Goux and Thomas Goux, by deed dated March 15, lg9g and
recorded in Book 61, pt page 468, of Deeds, records of s aid Ca.inty; thence south along
1 the east line of said tract 725.2 feet to the center line of Valley Road; thence south
I 89 501 east along the center line of said road 446.g feet to the point of beginning.
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P~CEL B: Beginning at a point distant 3.10 chains east of the northwest
corner of Survey No. 226 of s aid Outside Pueblo Lands; thence east, along the north line
of the lands her etofore owned by B. Jacques, 7.94 chains; thence north. lo.g5 chains;
thence north 66i0 west 8.67 chains; thence south 14.34 chains to the point of beginning.
PARCEL C: Beginning at a point in the north line of Valley Road where the
same intersects the west line of the tract of land described as Parcel 2 in the deed to
Julien F. Goux dated December 27, 1934 and recorded in ~ook 322, page 360 of Official
Records; thence north 1 26i' west along the westerly line of the s aid Goux tract 149.56
fe et; thence north g4 13' west 317.56 feet to a point in the center line of Romero
Canyon Road; thence south 5 47' west along the center line of said Romero Canyon Road
171.~-l feet; thence south ggo 03 east 330.07 feet to the point pf beginning.
PARCEL D: Beginning at a point i~ the north line of Valley Road where the same
intersects the west line of the tract of land described as Parcel 2 in the deed to
Julien F. Goux dated December 27, 1934, and recorded in Book 322, page 360 of Official
Records, thence 'north ggo 03 1 west 330.07 feet to a point in the center line of Romero
Canyon Road; thence south 5 47' west along the. center fine of Romero Canyon Road to a
point in the center line of East Valley Road; thence easterly following the center line
of East Valley Road to a point south of the point or beginning; thence north to the
point of beginning.
EXCLUSION NO. 3
Excepting and excluding from e ~ id proposed Montecito County Sanitary District
Santa Barbara County the following descri~ed real property situated in the County
Santa Barbara, State of California, generally known as the Crocker Sperry Ranch and/or
Las Fuentes Rancho and consisting of Parcels A, B, C, D an~ E, more particularly describe
as follows, to-w1 t:
PARCEL A: All that certain tract o-f parcel of land situated in. Montecito,
so called, in the County of Santa Barbara, Stat.e of California, and bounded and described
as follows, to wit:
Co.mmencing at the northwesterly cor~er of the Former Coate Farm at a post in
the fence on the south side of the public road leading through Montecito at the common
corner of the Gilchrist and Coats tracts; and being the northwesterly corner of the
tract of land conveyed by the CitY; of Santa Barbara to Newton Coate and Catherine Coats,
his wife, by deed dated December 22, 1858, and recorded in Book 1 0" of Deeds at page 188
Records of said County, and running thence south 73 east Gg.50 chains to the east corner
of the Coats tract as f enced and 1nclosed on the line of said public road; thence south
30 west along the line of fence inoloslng the said Coats tract and excepting therefrom
the Williams Tract at Ortega Hill, so called, 36.39 chains to the south corner of the
said Coats tract as f enced and inclosed as aforesaid; thence north 74 15 1 west 21.83
chains to a post; thence south 11 east 6.65 chains; thence north 43 45 1 west 9.5g
chains; thence south 6oi0 west 7.54 chains; thence north 9!0 east 11.57 chains intersect-
l ing the south line of the tract hereinbefore mentioned and described in said deed from
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the City of Santa Barbara to Newton and Catherine Coats; thence north 73 west 26.67
chains to the westPrly corner of said Coats tract; t hence north 17 east 30.39 chains
along the fence to the place of commencement, being the same tract of land in one
body 1nclosed by fence which was possessed and occupied by Newton M. Coats, deceased
for his life time and aftPr h1s death by Catherine Coats, his surviving widow, up to
the 2Sth day of Januar y, 1Sg7, when the same was conveyed by her to one Edwards Roberts
and containing 21g acres of land, or thereabouts, and comprising each and all of the
parcels of land described in the conveyances of record trom the said City of Santa
Barbara to Newton Coats, deceased and Catherine Coats, his wife.
EXCEPTING therefrom that portion thereof conveyed to William A. Slater, Jr.,
et al., Trustees, by deed dated May 3, 1929, recorded in Book lg5, page 1S3 of Official
Records of Santa Barbara County described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at a point on the center line of East Valley Road, at the most
northwesterly corner of said Las Fuentes Rancho, from which a 2 inch survey pipe bears
south 1707 1 west 20.37 feet; thence let, south 17071 west, following along the
westerly line of said Las Fuentes Rancho, and the easterly line of the tract of land
described in the deed to William Hubbard. Hall, dated January 22, 1924 and recorded in
Book 47, at page go of Official Records, in the office of the County Recorder of said
County, 464.50 feet to a 1/2 inch. survey pipe; thence 2nd, south 73041 east, parallel
with said East Valley Road, 39s.36 feet to a point on the center line of a 40 foot
road trom which a 1/2 inch survey pipe set on the westerly side of said road, es
granted in the deed to the Valley Club of Montecito, a corporation,. dated January 2g,
1929 and recorded in Book 171, at page 437, of Official Records of said County, bears
north 73041 west 20.00 fee t ; thence 3rd, north 1707 east, following along the
center line of said 40 foot road, 1S5.55 fe et to the beginning point of a circular
curve to the left; thence 4th, following along the aro of said circular curve and
center line of said road, 90.77 f eet in a northeasterly direction, said curve having a
delta of 2000 1 and a radius o~ 260.00 fe et, the long chord of which bears north 7071
east 90.30 feet, to the end of said curve; thence 5th, north 253 west, following
the center line of said road 57.96 teet to the beginning point of a circular curve to
the left; thence 6th, following along the arc of said circular curve and center line
of said road, 91.29 feet in a northwesterly direction, said curve having a delta of
g0 101 and a radius of 64o.oo fe et, the long chord of which bears north 65g west
91.15 fe et, t o the end of said curve; thence 7th, north 1103 1 west, following the
center line of said road, 59.01 feet t o the intersection point with the center line of
said East Valley Road; thence Sth, north 73041 west, fol1owing along the center line
of said East Valley Road, 297.g1 feet to the place of beginning.
PARCEL B: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land situate, lying and
being in the Monteoito, County of Santa Barbara, State of California, and bounded and
particularly described as follows, to wit: . .
Commencing at a point from l'lhich the southern corner of the 115th survey
of Santa Barbara County bears north 2330 east 601 links distant and thence 1st,
south 60~5 1 west 7.52 chains to a point from which an oak tree lg" in diameter marked
"J" bears south 245 1 west 69 links distant 2nd, south 9 west 11.50 chains to a
point from which an oak tree 3611 in diamet er marked "J" bears north 7go east g links
distant, 3rd, south 4215 east 13.47 chains to a point from which an oak . tree lgn in
diameter marked 11 J 11 bears north 66 east 17S links distant 4-th, north 4315' east
11.18 cbains to a point from which an oak tree 36 11 in diameter marked "J" bears south
33301 west 60 links distant 5th, north 12 west 10.50 chains to an oak tree lg11 in
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May 19th, 194-7
diameter marked "J", 6th, north 43 301 west 9 chains to a point of beginning, containing
26 acres 2 R & 33P;
EXCEPTING therefrom that portion of the above described premises described in
the deed from Jose del Carmen Olivas and wife to Burkhill Jacques, dated February 20,
I lg76 and recorded in Book
particularly described as
11P11 pp ltl6 of Deeds in Santa Barbara County Records, and more
follows:
All that real property situated in the Montecito, County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, bounded and described as follows:
Commencing at a stake and stones, from which an oak tree 3 feet in diameter
bears north 74 olt' east 99.2 feet lat, north ~3 21 1 east 133.2 feet along a board fence
2nd north 10 09 1 west 661.t feet, along a board fence, 3rd north 4-7 11 1 west 110 feet
along an old pole fence to bank of creek, 4th south 25 20 1 west 251.t feet to a stake and
stones, 5th south 3 33 1 east 179.7 feet to a stake and stones, 6th south 36 241 east
I 144.7 feet to a stake and stones, 7th south 9 ltl' west 249 feet to a point in the center
of the creek, gth south 71 east 16g.g feet to the point of beginning, containing 3.29
acres, more or less.
PARCEL C: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land situate, lying and
being in said County of Santa Barbara, State of California, and bounded and particularly
described as follows, to wit:
' Commencing at the most westerly corner of the tract of ground conveyed by the
TCMn (now City) of Santa Barbara, State of California, by a deed recorqed April 23, lg5g,
in Book 11 0 of Deeds at page 13, Records of said County, to leabel Yorba, running thence
let, north 23 east 1155 feet; 2nd, south 71 east 106.2 feet to a point in the center
of the creek; 3rd, south 2 31 1 west 223 feet partly in the creek to high land on the
west side of same; 4th, south 17 29 1 east llt9 feet to a board fence and 5th, south
41 16' west gg4.6 feet along said fence to the point of beginning, containing 3.95 acres
more or less.
PARCEL D: A11 that certain piece or parcel of land situate, &ying and being
.
in the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, bounded and particularly described
as follows, to wit:
Beginning at a point on the west edge of the Najalayegua Creek, said point
being the southeast corner of a tract of land conveyed to William H. Crocker by Edwards
Roberts, by deed dated the 15th day of August lgg7 and recorded in the office of the
County Recorder of Santa Barbara County on the 22nd day of August lgg7 in Book 15 of
Deeds, page 429, and running thence, lat, north 74t0 west 21.g3 chains along the south
boundary of said tract; thence 2nd, south 11 east 6.g5 chains to a point; thence 3rd,
north 47 111 west 1.66 chains to a point on the east bank of creek; thence 4th, south
25 20 1 west 3.g4 chains to a point; thence 5th, south 3 33' east 2.72 chains to a '
point; thence 6th, south 36 241 east 2.19 chains to a point; thence 7th, south 9 44 1
west 3.77 chains to a point; thence gth, south 2 1 1 west 3.3g chains to a point; thence
9th, south 17 29' eaat 2.26 chains to a post on the line of board fence and on the west
bank of Creek; thence 10th, north 51 1/4 east 27.39 chains to the point of beginning,
containing 24.95 acres, more or less.
PARCEL E: That portion of the Outside Pueblo Lands of the Town (now city) of
Santa Barbara, in the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, described as follows:
Beginning at an iron stake on the southerly side of a public road leading
through the Montecito Valley, as said road existed on March 16, lg91, said iron stake
being at the most northeasterly corner of the tract of land conveyed by the City of
Santa Barbara, a municipal corporation, to Edwards Roberts, by deed dated August 13, lgg7
1 ;0
and recorded in Book 15, at page 421, of Deeds, r ecords of said County; thence along the
southerly side of said public r oad, south 73 east, 50i feet t o an iron stake survey
monument; thence south 209 .00 f eet, t o an iron stake survey monument; thence north 73
west, 209.00 fe et, t o an iron stake survey monument; thence north, 209.00 feet to an
iron stake survey monument set on said line of s aid public road; thence, along said last
mentioned line , south 73 east, 15Sl feet, to the place of beginning.
EXCEPTING from Parcels A, B and D. above described those portions thereof
included within the boundaries of the parcel of land conveyed to The Valley Club of
Montecito , a corporatiqn, by a de ed dated J anuary 2S , 1929 and r ecorded in Book 171, at
page 437 of Official Records of Santa Barbara County, described as follows:
Commencing at a two inch survey pipe set at the most southerly corner of the
said Las Fuentes Rancho, as shown upon a map of survey of sai d Rancho, made by W. T.
Moore and r ecorded in Book 10 at page 79 of Maps and Surveys, in the office of the
County Recorder of said County; thence north 41 23 1 east along the southeasterly line
of said Rancho, as afores aid, 29S.S4 f eet t o a two (2) inch survey monument ; thence
north 51 101 e ast continuing al ong said l ast mentioned line , soo.52 feet to a 1.2 inch
survey p ipe set on the westerly side of Sheffield Drive and t he true point of beginning
f or the f ollowing described parcel of land; thence lat, north 51~ 10 1 east continuing
along the above l ast mentioned course and t he westerl y side of said Sheffield Drive,
.
g99.56 fe et t o a two (2) inch survey pipe; thenQe 2nd, north 31 57' east along the
westerly side of said Sheff ield Drive 4S.42 f ee t t o a 1/2 inch survey pipe; thence 3rd,
north 64 2S 1 west running into said Las Fuentes Rancho 191.20 f eet to a 1/2 inch survey
pipe; thence 4th, s outh 72 15 1 west gg7.92 feet to a 1/2 inch survey pipe; thence 5th,
north Sl0 29 1 west 719.10 feet to a 1/2 inch survey pipe; t hence 6th, north 43 4o' west
531.24 f eet t o a 1/2 inch survey pipe s et on the westerly line of the s aid Las Fuentes
Rancho and the easterly line of the traot of land described as Parcel #2 in the deed
t o Clara H. Gould dated September 14, 1906, and recorded in Book 114 at page 5g5 of
Deeds, records of said County; thence 7th, south 9 4g west following along the weeterl
line of the said Las Fuentes Rancho and t he easterly line of the s aid Gould Tract ,
i2g. 17 feet to a two (2) inch survey pipe; thence Sth, . south 9 06 1 west continuing
along the s aid last mentioned line, 649 . 53 f eet to a 1/2 inch survey pipe from which a
two (2) inch survey pipe set at the southwe st erly corner of the s aid Las Fuentes Rancho
bears so~th 9 06 1 west 111.23 f eet; t hence 9th, north g1o 241 east 445.15 f eet to a
1/2 inch survey pipe ; thence 10th, south 59 501 east 4-oo .So feet to a 1/2 inch survey
pipe; thence 11th, south 7go 3g east 2g6.75 f eet to 1/2 inch survey pipe; thence 12th,
north 71 46 1 east 3gs.60 feet t o a 1/2 inch survey pipe; thence 13th, south 3go 501 eas
92.00 f ee t t o the place of b eginning.
. EXCLUSION NO. 4
Excepting and exluding from said proposed Mont ecito Sanitary District of
Santa Barbara County all that cert ain r eal property in the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, described as f ollows:
Beginning at the northwest corner of the W. M. Graham Tract as shown on the
map t her eof, r ecorded in Book 2, page 27 of Maps and Surveys in the office of the Count
Recorder of s aid County; thence easterly. along the southerly line of the Southern Pacif c
Railroad to the west erly line of Eucalyptus Lane; thence s outherly along the we sterly
line of Eucalyptus Lane to the Southeast corn er of the tract of land descr ibed as parce
three in the deed to Esther F. Hammond r e corded November 30, 1914, in Book 147, page 47
of Deeds, r ecords of SPid County; thence westerly along the southerly line of said last
menti oned tract to the northe as t cor ner of the tract of land described in the deed to
Esther Fiske Hammond recorded April 27, 1925, in Book 60, page i6g of Official Records ;
,
May 19th, 1947
thence southerly along the easterly line of said last mentioned tract to the northeast
corner of the tract of land described in deed from Esther Fiske Hammond to Union Realty
Company, recorded April 25, 1925 in Book 54, page 451, of Official Records; thence
southerly along the westerly
lof the Pacific Ocean; thence
line of said last mentioned tract to the ordinary high tide
westerly along said last mentioned line to the southwest
corner of the Graham Tract; thence northerly along the westerly line of said Graham tract
to the northwest corner thereof and the point of beginning.
EXCLUSION NO. 5
Excepting and excluding from said proposed Montecito Sanitary District of
Santa Barbara County all that certain real property situated in Montecito, County of
lsanta Barbara, State of California, consisting of Parcels A, B, C and D and described
I as follows:
PARCEL A: Commencing at a 2" pipe with brass cap set on the northeast corner
of a tract of land deeded t o George H. Gould by John P. Neal by Deed dated November 29,
iggG, and recorded in Book 10 of Deeds, page 136, Santa Barbara County Records; thence
along the east line of said tract south g26.go feet to a 2 " pipe survey monument set
at the westerly end of an old f enoe marking the north line of the land described in the
deed to E. Byram recorded in Book "R", page 266 of Deeds, in the office of the County
Recorder of said County; thence along said old fence, north g9 121 east, 153.73 feet to
a 2" pipe survey monument; thence north o0 16t east, g33.g7 feet to a 2" pipe survey
monument; thence south g6 391' west, 15g.oo feet to the place of beginning, cont aining
2.g63 acres.
PARCEL B: Beginni~ at the northeast corner of the land formerly of Neal;
running thence west 23 chains and 20 links, partly along the south line of Baxley to the
northwest corner of said land formerly of Neal; thence south 17 chains and 24 links to
a point in the west line of said land formerly of Neal; thence east 23 chains and 20
links to the east line of said land formerly of Neal, at an oak tree marked on its south
side; thence running north along the east line of said land formerly of Neal, 17 chains
and 24 links to the place of beginning, containing forty (40) acres, more or less; being
the same premises conveyed by John P. Neal to said George H. Gould by deed dated November
29, igg6, and recorded in Book 10 of Deeds, page 136, Santa Barbare. County Reoords;
EXCEPTING therefrom 4i acres conveyed by said George H. Gould to Isaac Baxley,
by deed dated December 24, igg6, and recorded in Book 10 of Deeds, at page 2g2, Santa
Barbara County Records.
PARCEL C: Beginning at the southeast corner of the lands of Mary E. F. Gould,
said southeast corner being in the west line of the premises above described and on the
east side of a county r oad (Olive Mill Road); running thence north along the west line
of land above described, 650 feet; thence west 25 feet; thence south 650 feet to the
south line of land of said Mary E. F. Gould; thence east 25 feet to the place of beginnin ;
being the same premises conveyed py Mary E. F. Gould to George H. Gould, by deed recorded
in Book 64 of Deeds, page 5g, Santa Barbara County Records.
PARCEL D: Beginning at the northeast corner of that strip of land conveyed by
Mary E. F. Gould to George H. Gould by deed dated June ig9g, and recorded in the
off ice of the Recorder of Santa Barbara County 1n Book 64 of Deeds, page 5g; thence
running along the west line of land conveyed to said George H. Gould by John P. Neal, by
deed dated November 29, lggG, and recorded in the office of the Recorder aforesaid in
Book 10 of Deeds, page 136, 5 feet, more or less, to land of Mrs. Anna B. Bliss; thence
south g9 201 west along said land of Mrs. Anna B. Bliss, 25 feet; thence running south
5 feet to the northwest corner of said strip so conveyed as aforesaid, by Mary E. F. Goul
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.A_ ' i'W;
to George H. Gould; thence running eastwardly, along the north and of said strip of land
so conveyed as aforesaid by Mary E. F. Gould to George H. Gould 25 feet to the place of
beginning; being the same premises conveyed to George H. Gould by Mary C. Hansen, by
deed dated December 27, 1924, and recorded 1n Book 52 of Official Records, page 175,
Santa Barbara County Records;
EXCEPTING from the premises above described as Parcels A, B, C, and D, the
following parcels of land granted by Charles W. Gould to Elizabeth Story Langford:
That certain land granted by a deed dated August 25, 1930, and recorded in
Book 221 of Official Records, at page 114, Santa Barbara County Records, containing 6.91
acres;
That certain land granted by a deed dated December 16, 1930, and recorded in
Book 224 of Official Records, at page 43S, Santa Barbara County Records, containing
3.005 acres.
EXCLUSION NO. 6
Excepting and excluding from said proposed Montecito Sanitary District of
Santa Barbara County all that real property situated in the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, particularly described as follows:
Beginning at a post from which an oak tree 20 inches in diameter marked N.
bears south 6S0 east 45 links, which is the southeasterly corner of' land conveyed by the
.
Town of Santa Barbara to David Nidever on January 29, 1S5S, by Deed recorded in Book "B"
of Deeds, at page 712; thence running along the easterly boundary of same, north 10 eas
22.73 chains to a post from which an oak tree 12 inches in diameter marked M. bears sout
49 301 west 14 links; thence north 25.13 chains to intersection with boundary line of
the Pueblo Lands; thence following s aid boundary south g7 45 1 west S. 46 chains to a
poet; thence south 56 west 3.6g chains to post; thence south 3 46 1 west 20.70 chains
to post from which the second named corner bears south goo east 13.14! chains; thence
south 10 west 22.73 chains to a post; thence south goo east 13.14! chains to the point
of beginning.
EXCEPTING ther-efrom that real property granted by R. Kinton Stevens to Charle
F. Eaton by Deed dated December 31, 1SS6, and recorded in Book 10, at pages 314-316 of
Deeds, records of said County.
ALSO EXCEPTING therefrom that real property granted by said Stevens, et ux.,
to Frank M. Gallaher, by Deed dated July 2, 1S92, and recorded in Book 35, at pages
171-173 of deeds, records of said County.
ALSO EXCEPTING therefrom that real property conveyed by said Stevens, et ux.,
to Charles F. Eaton by Deed dated September 2, lg92, and recorded in Book 34, at pages
125-127 of Deeds, records of said County.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 19th day of May, ~947, by the following vote:
Attest:
Ay~s: Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. MoClellan, and T. A.
Twitchell.
Nays, None
J. E. LEWIS
Clerk
Absent, C. W. Bradbury
T A . TWITCHELL
Chairman Pro Tem, Board of Supervisors
Petition of h'
John C. \'!yet ,
et al ., for t he
the Formatiop
MaY 19th, 1947.
I n the. Matter of the_ Pe ~ i ti on of John C . ~ye th, et al., for the Formation of
Proposed Montecito Sanitary District.of Santa Barbara County.
OR D E R
., ,. . ,
.L .r 0
of the Propo 13ed
Montecito I
Sanitary Dis~. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Clerk of this Board case Notice to be published
v"
once a week for two ( 2) weeks in the Santa Barbara News-Press, a newspaper of general
I circulation, publi shed and circulated in the County of Santa Barbara, of the intention
.I of the Board of Supervisors of the Crunty of Santa Barbara to adopt at its r egular
meeti ng on June 23rd, 1947, at 10 o'clock a.m. a resolution abandoning, terminating, and
di smissi ng the proceedings and petition of John C. Wyeth,et al., for the formation of
the Montecito Sani tary District under Part 1 of Division 6 of the Health and Safety Caie.
N 0 T I C E
.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
NOTICE is hereby given that at 10 o'clock a.m., Monday, June 23rd, 1947, the
Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, at their
meeting room in the Cour t House in the C. ounty of Santa Barbara, City of Santa Barbara,
.
State of California, i ntend to adopt a resol ut ion abandoning, dismissing, and terminatin
the above. named proceedings and petition for the formation of the Monteci to Sanitary
District under Par t 1 of Divi sion 6 of t he Health and Safe~y Code
I
Attest:
I
.
By order of the Board of Supervi sors this 19th day of May, 1947.
J. E. LEWIS
J. E. LEtvIS, County Clerk and ex-officio
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors.
Upon motion the Board adj our ned sine die
The foregoing minutes are hereby appr oved
, ,.
Char1man Pro Tem,
I
I
Clerk
/ upervisors
Board of S~E ervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of
.
Calitornla,., . Ma;y 26th. 194-.7--1 at lo_o 1 clock1 a .m. Present:
Supervisors O. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe ~uthertord,
R. B. McClellan, T. A. Twitchell, and J. E. Lewis, Clerk
.
Supervisor C. W. Bradbury in the Chair.
The minutes of the special meeting of May 19th, 1947, were read and approved.
Santa Barbara
Ccunty Bowl
In the Matter of the Santa Barbara County Bowl
The following persons appeared and spoke relative to the Board placing the
County Bowl in condition, +ncluding the installation of a revised stage set-up, tor use
by various groups throughout the County:
Dr. Clarence Weaver H '1'. Manning
.
Benjamin Sachs Mrs . Hernietta Spader
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Amending
Carpinteria
Zoninp Ordinance
No. 5~6.
/
Hearing Under
Old Age
Security Law
.
Meetln~ of
Citizens
Advisory
Hospital
Committee
y'
Acceptance of
Bid for the
Exterior Pain
ing of Santa
Maria Generel
Hospital /
Supervisor Stewart stated the Board has not set a policy relative to the
sponsoring 0f county artiste programs in the bowl and that is is not the function ot
the CountyGovernment, but should be handled by an operating group who should supply
a manager.
Mr. Stewart also wished it to be made a matter of record that his hands are
tied from taking any aot1on on the bowl until suoh time as the Board has adopted a
definite policy.
The Chairman informed the representatives present that the Supervisors would
adopt a policy tor the operation of the bowl and that it the Board sees fit to
appropriate sufficient money to install the new stage, and place the bowl in oondition
for use by the various groups and organizations that it would undoubtedly request the
formation of an operating group to handle the affairs of the bowl as the general
operation of the bowl would not be a proper County function.
In the Matter of Amending Carpinteria Zoning Ordinance No. 5g6.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that a public hearing
be, and the same is hereby, set for June 9th, 1947, at 10 o'clock a.m., in the meeting
r oom of the Board of Supervisors.
In -the Matt.er of Hearing U-nder the Old- Age Seourit y Law.
John G. Weiler appeared and presented his case requesting reinstatement
under the Old Age Security Law.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the appeal of
John G. Weiler be, and the same is hereby, denied, due to the fact that the State law
allows only the sum or t6oo. oo in personal property
In the Matter of Meeting of the g~tizens Adviso_:xy Hospital Committee.
Percy C. Heckendorf appeared before the Board and requested a meeting or
the above Committee with the Board of Supervisors.
1:30 p.m. Monday, June 2nd, 1947, at the Santa Barbara Foundation Office was
set as the time and place tor the meeting of the Citizens Advisory Hospital Committee
and the Board of Supervisors.
In the M~tter of Acceptance of Bid tor the Exterior Painting of the Santa
- Maria General Hospital.
The following bids were submitted for the exterior painting of the Santa
Maria Hospital:
Percy F. Senay
Eugene Sahm
t3,366.oo
6,000.00
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the bid submitted
by Percy F. Senay, in the amount of $3,366.00, for the exterior painting of the Santa
Maria General Hospital be, and the same is hereby accepted
RP.solution In the Matter of a Resolution Adopting Plans and ~ecitications for
Adopting Plans
and Specifi- Alterations and Additions to the District Attorney's Offices, 00.1nty Courthouse,
cations for
Alterations Santa Barbara, California, Calling tor Bids and Determining Wage Scale for Same.
and Addition
to District ~ Resolution No. 737g ,
At t orn e.v. 's
Off1ces. WHEREAS, plans and specifications have been completed by the Department ot
,/
Planning and Public Works tor alterations and additions to the District Attorney's
offices, County Courthouse, Santa Barbara, California.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the same be and are hereby adopted; and
,
May 26th, 1947.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the same be advertised for bids for furnishing
al~ labor, materials, transportation and services for the construction of same; said
advertisement to be published in the Carpinteria Herald; bids to be sealed and filed
with the County Clerk on or before the 23rd day of June, 1947, at 10:00 a.m., at which
time bids will be opened.
BE IT FURTHER RESQLVED that a wage scale be and is hereby adopted in aceordanc
with prevailing rates in th~s area as follows:
. .
'
CLASS OF WORX
Plasterer
Carpenter
Laborer
.
Pipe Fitters
Electricians
Lather
Glazier
Painter
PER DIEM WAGE
t 16.oo
16.oo
lo.go
16.oo
16.oo
lg.co
12.96
16.oo
HOURLY WAGE
2.00
2.00
1.35
2.00
2.00
2.25
1.62
2.00
The toregoing schedule of per diem wages is based upon a working day of eight
(g) hours. The hourly wage rate prescribed hereinabove is the per diem rate divided
by the aforementioned number of hours constituting a working day
Foremen not less than $1.00 more per eight (g) hour day than wage for the
particular craft. For any craft not included in the list, the minimum wage shall be
the general prevailing wage for the locality shall not be less than $1.35 per hour for
.
skilled labor. Except in the case of Watchman, double time shall be paid for work on
Sundays and Holidays and one and one-halt time shall be paid for overtime.
The above Resolution was passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the
County of Santa Barbara, State of California, this 26th day of May, 1947, by the
following vote:
Ayes: C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Notice is hereby given that the County of Santa Barbara will receive bids tor
furnishing all labor, material, transportation, and services tor THE ALTERATION AND
ADDITIONS TO THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICES, COUNTY COURTHOUSE, SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA:
each bid to be in . accordance with the plans and specifications now on file with
the offices of Department of Planning and Public Works in the County Courthouse, Santa
Barbare, where copies may be obtained upon payment of $25.00 as a guarantee deposit,
which deposit will be returned upon the return of the plans and specifications in good
condition, not later than ten (10) days after the opening of bids.
Bidders are hereby notified that pursuant to the statutes of the State of
California, or local law thereto applicable, the County of Santa Barbara has ascertained
the general prevailing rate of per diem wages and rates tor legal holiday and overtime
work in the locality in which this work is to be performed, for each craft or type of
workman or mechanic needed to execute the contract which will be awarded the successful
bidder.
The prevailing rates so determined are as follows:
,
176
Opening of
Las Armas
Road, Third
District.
Denying
Request for
Zoning- Relie v
CLASS OF WORX PER DIEM WAGE HOURLY WAGE
Plasterer 16.oo 2.00
Carpenter 16.oo 2.00
Laborer 10.go 1.35
- - Pipe Fitters 16.oo 2.00
Electricians 16.oo 2.00
Lather lg.oo 2.25
Glazier 12.96 1.62
Painter 16.oo 2.00
The foregoing schedule of per diem wages is based upon a working day of eight
(g) hours. The hourly wage rate presorib~d hereinabove is the per diem rate divided
by the aforementioned number of hours constituting a working day.
Formen not less than $1.00 more per eight (g) hour day than wage tor the
particular oratt. For any craft not included in the list, the minimum wage shall be
the general prevailing wage tor the locality shall not be less than t1.35 per hour tor
skilled labor. Except in the case of Watchmen, double time shall be paid tor work on
Sundays and Holidays and one and one-halt time shall be paid tor overtime.
It shall be mandatory upon the Contractor to whom the contract is awarded,
and upon any subcontractor under him, to pay not less than the said specified rates to
all laborers, workmen and mechanics employed by them in the execution of the contract.
Each bid shall be made out on a form to be obtained at the Department ot
Public Works; shall be accompanied by a cert11'1ed or oashier1s check or bid bond tor
not less than ten (lo) percent of the amount of the bid, made payable to the order of
the County Clerk before ten o'clock a.m., the 23rd day of June, 1947, at which time
they will be publicly opened in the chambers of the Board of Supervisors in the County
Courthouse, Santa Barbara, California.
The above mentioned check or bond shall be given as a guarantee that the
bidder will enter into the contract it awarded to him and will be declared forfeited
it the sucoesstul bidder refuses to enter into said contract after being requested to
do so by the said County of Santa Barbara.
The County of Santa Barbara reserves the right to reJeot any or all bids or
waive any informality in a bid.
No ~dder may withdraw his bid tor a period or thirty (30) days attar the
date set tor the opening thereof.
By order of the Board of Supervisors this 26th day of June, 1947.
(SEAL)
J. E. LEWIS, County Clerk
County of Santa Barbara, Calitorru.a.
In the Matter of the Opening or Las Armas Road, Third District.
The Board hereby concurs in the recommendation of the Planning Commission
that the above named road remain open.
The Clerk is directed to write the State Div1son of Highways that it is the
dieire of the Board that Las Armas Road be kept open.
In the Matter of Denying Request for Zoning Relier.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the findings of
the Planning Commission be, and the same are hereby confirmed; denying the request ot
Mrs. William H. Lazear for area relief under Zoning Ordinance No. 453.
Commun1cet1o
from City of
Guadalupe ./
Communicatio
from City of
Guadalupe
/
Reauest for
Leave of
Absence
Annual
Conference o
the California
.
Probation an
Parole 0ff ic
Asaociation
.,/'
Cancellation
of Taxes on
Pro-perty
Acquired by
the U.S. of
America. v
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May 26th, 1947
In the Ma-tte-r -of -Co-m-mu-nication From the City of Guadalupe for County Maintenance
of Streets Beginning July let, 1947.
The above entitled matter was referred to the District Attorney for the
purpose of preparing an Agreement to be submitted to the Board for approval.
I-n -the- Matter of Comm-unication From the City -of Guadalu-pe Relative to the Use
ot the County Jail in Guadalupe Beginning July lat, 1947
The abov e entitled matter was r eferred to John D. Roes, Sheriff, relative to
making arrangements with the City of Guadalupe tor the use of the County Jail in that
City.
In the M-atter of the Request t or Leave of Absence by Gordon Woodburn.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it 1e ordered that Gordon Woodburn be,
and he ishereby, granted leave of absence :from August 17th, to August 30th, 1947,
without pay.
I In the Matter or Annual Conterenoe of the- California Probation and Parole
0ff icers Association.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that five persons from
rs
the Probation Department, two with expenses paid, be, and they are hereby, authorized
to attend the above conference in Oakland June 4th to 7th, 1947.
Supervisor Rutherford voted No on the above matter.
In the Matter of the Cancellation of Taxes on Property Acquired by the United
States of America.
ORDER
It appearing t o the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State
of California, that the United States of America has acquired title to and . ie the owner
ot certain real property situate in the County of Santa Barbara, State of California;
and
It further appearing that application has been made for the cancellation ot
taxes and/or assessments, or liens therefor, on or against said r eal property, and
.
improvements thereon, if any, as provided by Section 49g6 of the Revenue and Taxation
Code of the State of California; and
It further appearing that the written consent of the District Attorney of s aid
County of Santa Barbara, to the oanoellation of said taxes and/or assessments, has been
obtained therefor;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED that the Auditor of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, be, and he i s hereby, authorized. and directed t o cs.noel any taxes
I and/or assessments, including assessments becoming a lien on March lat, 1941, against
said real property, and improvements thereon, acquired by the United States of America,
described as f ollows, to wit:
Sub~, 5 and 6 Lompoc Farm Lot 120, 55.llo acres, Lynden School District,
The title to Sub 5 was recorded December ig, 1941, and the title to Sub. 6
was recorded July ig, 1941. This property Requires Cancellation of taxes for the year
1941-1942. -
Contract for In the Matter of Contract tor the Use of Horse and/or Oar by Employees of the
Use of Horse
and/or Car Forester and Fire Warden.
by Emoloyees
of the Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it 1e ordered that the Chairman and
Forester and
Fire 'llarden . Clerk of the Board be, and they are hereby, authorized to sign a contract relative to
j/
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Purchase of
Radio Equipment
from
Fish and GAme
Fund.
Invitation
./
Invitation
./
Rent al of
Eauipment an
Use of Labor
in the Fifth
Supervisor
District ./
the use of horse and/or car by E. E. Lotz, Employee of the Forester and Fire Warden.
In the Matter of Purchase of Radio Equipment From th~ Fish and Game Fund.
_. Resolution No. 7379
WHEREAS, by virtue of Seot1on 4a of the Fish & Game Code of the State ot
California, one-haJ.t of the tines and t orf'ei tures imposed or collected by the courts for
violation of the provisions of s aid oode, or of any law for the protection and preservation
of f'ish and game, go to the county in which the offense was committed; and
WHEREAS, 1~ is turther provided in s aid Section 4a that such moneys may be
plaoed in a fish end game propagation fund and expended under the direction of the Board
of' Supervisors for the propagation and conservation of fish and/or game within the
county; and
WHEREAS, in furtherance or the conservation of fish and/or game within the
County of' Banta Barbara , it is deemed necessary to purchase two mobile type radio
transmitters and receiver radios f or installation in two automobiles operated by the
State Gaine Wardens in the County of Santa Barbara in the performance of' their duties
and which will greatly assist said game wardens in the entoroement of fish and game
laws protecting and conserving the fish and game of said county,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that the County purchase, install
and maintain two mobile type radio transmitters and receiver radios f'or the automobiles
of the two State Game Wardens operating i n the County of' Santa Barbara, the purchase
price and the maintenance thereof to be paid out of funds derived from fines and
forfeitures imposed or collected by t he courts of Santa Barbara County f'or violations
ot the Fist and Game Code, or of any law t or the protection and preservat ion of fish
and game, as provided 1n section 4! of the Fish & Game Code.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that in the event the said automobiles in which the
said radios are installed are sold, transferred out of the County of Santa Barbara, or
for other reasons are no longer being used by the State Game Wardens, then the said
transmitters and radios shall be removed from said automobiles and installed in any
vehicles replacing such automobiles, or if no vehicles are used f or fish and game
purposes within this county, then the s aid transmitters and r adios shall be retained
and at all times r emain in t he possession of t his county.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that certif'ied copies of this r esolution be transmitted
t o the Auditor and District Att orney.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, on the 26th day of May, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell.
Noes: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Inv1 tation trom th~ Santa ~arbara Riding Club to Attend the _.;._;;,___.;:~-------- - -
Rodeo in Pershing Park May 30th, 31st, and June lat', 1947.
The above entitled matter was ordered placed on file.
In the Matter of Invitat i on to Attend the Santa Maria LQd_ge B.P.O.E. Rodeo,
May 31st and June let, 1947.
The above entitled matter was ordered placed on file.
I-n the Ma-tter of Rental of Equipment and Use of Labor in the Fifth Supervisor
District.
.; Re-solution No. 73go
WHEREAS, the Count y of Santa Barbara is the owner of' certain equipment used
.
May 26th, 1947
I in the maintenance and construction of county roads, -which said equipment is not in
use at the present time upon the roads under the jurisdiction of this Board; and
.WHEREAS, the Bloohman-Doheny Union Sohool District has requested that certain
county equipment and labor be let to it;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND RESOLVED, by unanimous vote of this
Board, that county equipment and labor, not now in use for county purposes, be let to
the said Bloohm.an-Doheny Union School Distriot, at cost, tor the following projects:
Replace bridge at the entrance of the Bloohman Union School with a
culvert-fill type of crossover.
Remove ten Eucalyptus trees from the school grounds
Athletic field graded and surfaced with blacktop.
It is expressly understood that said equipment is to be returned immediately
upon oompletion of the work tor which it is let, and in any event immediately upon
1 demand by the County of Santa Barbara when the same becomes necessary tor oounty-purpose
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County or Santa Barbara,
State or California, this 26th day of May, 1947, by the following vote:
Granting
Santa Maria
Lodge B.P.O
Use of Count
Chairs.
.
Plans for
Tuberculosis
Sanatorium. -
Release d
Performance
Bond.
Crossing ./
Southern
Pacific Rail
road Tracks
into Jalama
PE1rd
//""
Meeting of
State County
Surveyors
(
Ayes: O. W. B radbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Granting the Santa Maria Lodge B.P.O.E. Use of County Ohaire.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the Santa Maria
Lodge B.P.O.E. be granted the use of 300 chairs May 30th and June let, 1947, tor use
at their club rooms
In the Matter of the Plans tor the Tuberculosis Sanatorium
Chester R. Carjola, Architect, appeared before the Board and presented plans
tor the Tuberculosis Sanatorium at the Santa Barbara General Hospital.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the above plans be,
and the same are hereby, approved.
The Board took a recess until 5 o'clock p.m. of this day
At 5 o'clock, the Board convened
Present: Supervisors c. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford,
R. B. McClellan, T. A. Twitchell, and J. E. Lewis, Clerk
In the Matter of Release of Performance Bond of R. A. Doell on the Ocean Oaks
Subdiv. ision Road.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that the bond posted by
Mr. R. A. Doell for the proper construction of the Ooean Oaks Subdivision Road be, and
the same is hereby, released.
In the Ma1ter of Crossing the Southern Paoific Railroa~ Traoks into Jalama
Park, and Erection of Warning Signal.
Francis E. Evan, Surveyor, is hereby directed to make application to the
State Public Utilities Commission tor Title to crossing into Jalama Park, Fourth District.
In the Matter of Meeting of State of California County Surveyors.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that Francis E. Evans,
be, and he is hereby, authorized to attend a meeting of County Surveyors in San Francisco
June lgth, 19th and 20th, 1947.
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Determining
Liability as
Responsible
Relative .,
Re allowance o
Applications
for Children 1
Aid, etc . ,/
Applications
f or State and
County Aid to
Ne edy Aged
Persons . /
In the Matter of Determi~g Liabil~ty as Respo~ible Relative.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered, in accordance with
Sections 21g1 and 2224 of the Welfare and Institutions Code, that Viccars J. Galvin be,
and he is hereby, determined liable tor the support of Margaret J. Reynolds.
In the Matter of Reallowan-ce of Applications for Child-ren's Aid, Old Age
Security, Blind Aid, and County Cash Aid.
ORDER
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that the applications
tor Children's Aid, Old Age Security, Blind Aid, and County Cash Aid, previously
allClfed by this Board, be reallowed, and the Auditor of this County is directed to draw
his warrants numbered A20034 to A20073, inclusive, in the sum of $1,957.25, for the
month of May, 1947, and warrants numbered A20074 to A201g3, inclusive, in the sum o!
t10,707.3g, tor the month of June, 1947, tor the payment of said Children's Aid;
warrants numbered A201!4 to A21704, inclusive, in the sum of tgo,453.26, for the payment
of Old Age Security tor the month of June, 1947; warrants numbered A21705 to
A21759, inclusive, 1n the sum of $3,433.00, for the payment of Blind Aid tor the month
ot June, 1947; and warrants numbered A21760 to A21g77, inclusive, in the sum ot
$4,325.51, for the payment of County Cash Aid tor the inonth of June, 1947.
It is further Ordered that a list of Santa Barbara County warrants numbered
A20034 to A2lg77, inclusive, giving the name of each individual recipient of Children's
Aid, Old Age Security, Blind Aid, and County Cash Aid, and the amount of aid allowed to
each recipient, be placed on file in the office of the County Clerk, and is hereby made
a part of the minutes of this Board of Supervisors, to have the same effect as though
incorporated herein.
In the Matter of Applications for State and -9untr Aid to Needy Aged Persons.
It appearing to the Board that the hereinafter named applicants for State
and Co. unty Aid to needy aged persons having tiled their applications, as required by
law, and as in s aid applications fully set forth; and
It further appearing from an examination of said applioations that the needy
aged persons mentioned in said applications are proper persons to receive State and
County Aid; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is
ORDER~D, that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General Fund,
in favor of the following applicants, for the amount set opposite the name of the
applicant, commencing on the let day of June, 1947 (unless otherwise indicated) am on
the first day of each month hereafter until further order of this Board; said money to
be used tor the support of said needy aged persons, to wit:
NAME OF APPLICANT
Tucker, Minnie Lee
RESTORATION
Bennett, Amelia
Hughey, Frederic o.
Hughey, Sarah E.
Jones, Thomas Jacob
L~psley, Agnes G.
Weeks, Carrie Ray
INCREASE
Albertine, Monica
Butler, Maude
Butler, William H.
-
TOTAL AID GRANTED
55.00
52.00
55.00
55.oa
55.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
54.oo
55.00
REMARKS
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5-14-47
May 26th, 1947
NAME OF APPLICANT TOTAL AID GRANTED
I INCREASE - Cont'd.
I Chapman, Frances E.
I Currie, Rosa M.
Drewisch, Nellie
Drewisch, Otto R.
Edrington, William B.
Evans, Robert W.
Fitzsimmons, Annie
Gunderson, Karl
Hay, Mary
Hibsham, Henry E.
Jones, Magdalena E.
Lambert, Lillian M.
Milling, Bertha
Oliver, Mary J.
Orena, Margaret
Pegg, Eleanora
Ryan, P. H.
Shewmaker, C. D.
Southwick, Willard
I Weaver, Roy E.
DECREASE
Azparren, Sebastian
Cicero, Antonia
Coolidge, Herbert F.
Oct a, Charles E.
Hill, George F.
Lindsey, James M.
53.00
55.00
52.50
53.00
55.00
46.oo
55.00
55.00
55.00
50.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
53.00
55.00
26.74
52.00
55.00
55.00
41.93
54.oo
50.00
44.oo
51.00
4o. oo .
47.00
53.00
Stinnett, Nellie J. 45.00
Valdivia, Inez 17.50
DISCONTINUANCE - ettective 5-31-47 (unless otherwise indicated)
I
Appel, Margrethe
Bailey, Jessie L.
Barr, Linda E.
Brickey, David Lee
Buelna, Guadalupe
Carson, Fannie
Cirby, Louisa
Conklin, Catherine E.
Crist, Burton Grant
Daniels, Martha J.
Edwards, John
Grodzik, William
Hopwood, Richard
Lapsley, Agnes G.
1 Naten, Minnie Lee
I
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REMARKS
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f
Changes in
Children's
Aid ./'
NAME OF APPLICANT
DISCONTINUANCE - Cont'd.
Pendley, Joshua C.
Poillon, William C.
Reyna, Enoarnao1on
Rowen, Mary
Rogers, Lillie
Russell, Frank
Weaver, Martha
Williams, Fred
Workm.an, Margaret Leokie
BEGIN INSTITUTIONAL PAYMENT
Daniels, Martha J.
Williams, Fred
DISCONTINUE INSTITUTIONAL PAYMENT
Jackson, William
Weeks, Carrie Ray
Wokurka, Frank
CHANGE IN NEED OR INCOME
NO CHANGE IN GR.ANT
Shell, Myrtle o.
TOTAL AID GRANTED
35.00
55.00
55.00
In the Matter of Changes in C-hildren's Aid
ORDER
REMARKS
4-30-47
It appearing to t he Board from Notices of Change, tiled b y the County
Wel1'are Department, that cert ain adjustments should be made in the amount of aid, etc.,
granted to the following named persons; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is
theretore
ORDERED, that the amount of aid granted to childr~n listed below be changed
to the amount set opposite. their names beginnirg June let, 1947, (unless otherwise
indicated) as follows, to wit:
NAME
RESTORATION
Rosales, Al1'redo
INCREASE
Angel, Remaldo, Francisco, Seledon1o,
Pasquel
Castellanos, Ramon, Andreas, Francisco,
Jenny, Carmen, Viviana
Castillo, Mary Louise, . Helen
Cuellar, Timothy, Norma
Cullen, Dione Jean
De la Guerra, Loretta, Arthur,
Larry Anthony
Duran, Beatrice, Edmund, Billy, Robert,
Evelyn
Gonzales, Nick, Barbara, Balery, Johnnie,
Dolores, Rudy
Greene, Regina, Dolores, Kathleen
Hernandez, Manuela
Hernandez, Albert J., Ida, William,
Harriet, Thomas B.
Kirk, William A.
Ko1de, Mitsuo, Haruo, Eiko
TOTAL AID GRANTED
14.71
114.oo
194.oo
36.00
52.00
g9.00
99.00
133.00
160.00
116.oo
79.00
lg4.oo
35.00
150.00
REMARKS
May 26th, 1947.
NAME
INCREASE - Cont'd.
Lane, Maria, Timothy, BenJamin, Antonio, I Francis Raymond
Lewis, Riohard, Stephen, C~celia, Jo Ann
Lynch, Rosemary, John
Martin, Rodney Gene Spaulding
Medina, Andrew, Alberto, Enrique,
Connie, Frank
Navarez, Natalie, Willie, Hilda
Navarro, Frances, Lupe, Ramon, Raoul,
Hector
Quaid, Lilly Louise, Jack, Perry Albert,
Jerry Alfred, Shirley Ann
Reasner, Nellie
Rivas, Cecelia
Romero, Maxine, Fabiola
Rosales, Armando, Lenore, Raul Humberto,
Mavis, Edwardo
Rosales, Lucille, Louis
Rubalcava, Esther, Elizabeth, Celia -
Silva, Sally, Richard, Helen,
Barbara, Mary Ann
Castaneda, Adolph, Margaret,
Smith, Gloria
Smith, Paul
Tanore, Richard, Clifford, Jessie Mae
Varela, John, Margarita, Ruben
.
Villegas, Henry
DECREASE
Bennett, Constance, Stanley,. Albert,
Joan
Callahan, Lynn, Madge, David
Cardona, Frank, Gloria, Joseph Jr
.
Delany, Joan Marie
Delgado, Beatrice, Altamirano, Gilbert,
Alv1da
De Luna, Marselina, Lorenza, Ratael,
Maria
Evans, Robert
Gallardo, Jose, Francisco
Garcia, Carmen
. . .
Gomez, Rosemary, Leroy, Robert, Marcell
Gonzales, Irene
Gonzales, Virginia, Esther, Isabella
Graham, Richard
Griggs, Eleanor, Stephen, S~ra, William,
Henrietta
Juarez, Angelo, Cecelia
Leon, Joe
Loredo, Blanche, Dolores, Miguel, Martin,
Albert
Palma, Herman, Sylvia, Otilia
Sullivan, Lawrence, Anita, Mary,
Jo Pamela
TOTAL AID GRANTED
193.50
100.00
99.00
57.00
141.00
110.00
162.00
193.00
53.26
39.69
90.00
103.00
6g.oo
162.00
94.oo
43.00
13g.oo
103.00
61.00
131.00
97.00
149.00
4o.oo
120.00
130.00
36.00
go.oo
90.00
131.00
40.00 .
110.00
24.44
lg1.oo
53.00
79.00
g1.oo
103.00
119.00
REMARKS
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Changes in
Blind Aid
CR.ncellation
of Funds. /
Cancellation
of Funds.
NAME
DECREASE - Cont1d.
Yamamoto, Yoshito, Tomiko, Miyoko,
Mamoru, Yoshiko, Takeehi
TOTAL AID GRANTED
$200.00
DISCONTINUANCE - effective 5-31-47 (unless otherwise indicated)
Angel, Carmen
Lopez, Lilly
Myers, Paula
Rubalcava, David
CHANGE OF PAYEE
RECIPIENT OF AID PAYEE AFTER CHANGE
Kirk, William A. Sneed, Elizabeth
In the Matter of Changes in Blind Aid.
ORDER
REMARKS
4-30-47
4-30-47
It appearing to the Board from Notices of Change, filed by the County
Welfare Department, that certain adjustments should be made in the amount of aid, etc.,
granted to the following named persons; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is
therefore
ORDERED, tblt the. amount of aid granted to blind persons listed below be
changed to the amount set opposite their names beginning May 20th, 1947, (unless otherwise
indicated) as follows, . t o wit:
NAME
RESTORATION
TOT AL AID GRANTED
St ephens, Bascom A. 65.00
DISCONTINUE INSTITUTIONAL PAYMENT
Stephens, Bascom A.
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 73!1 f
REMARKS
5-19-47
Whereas, it appears t o the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $600.00 is not needed in accounts i9g C 2, Automobiles and Trucks, the sum
of $300.00; and 19g C 9, Kitchen and Dining Equipment, the sum of $250.00, Capital
Outlay, Ventura, Santa Barbara Juvenile Forestry Camp, General Fund
Now therefore, b& it r esolved that the sum of six hundred dollars (8600.00)
be and the same is hereby canceled from the above accounts and returned t o the
Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the f ore going resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, t o-wit:
c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of ~anoellati o n of Funds
~so lution No. 73g2
Whereas, it appears to t he Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of 81,200.00 is not needed in a ccount lgo C 22, Plant Equipment, Engine Room,
Laundry and Carpenter, the sum of t1, ooo.oo; and l!O C gg, Patients Library, the sum
of $200. 00,
Now therefore, be it r esol ved that t he sum of twelve hundred dollars
($1,200.00) be and the same is hereby canceled from the above accounts and r eturned to
.
t he Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Cancellation
of Funds.
Cancellation
of Funds
Cancellation
of Funds .
v
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May 26th, 1947.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being oalled, the
following Supervisors voted.Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter -of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 73g3
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $2,930.55 is not needed in accounts 1go A 51, Janitors, Caretakers, and
Gardeners, the sum of $1,000.00, Salaries and Wages; lgo 0 g, Surg1oal, Laboratory and
x-ray Equipment, the sum of $1,400.00; and lgo C 9, Kitchen Equipment, the sum of
$530.55, Capital Outlay, Generai Hospital - Santa Barbara, GenerB.l. Fund .
.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of two thousand nine hundred thirty
and 55/100 dollars ($2,930.55) be and the same is hereby canceled from the above account
and returned to the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being ~alled, the
following Supervisors voted ~ye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan and
T. A. Twitchell
Nays, None Absent, None
In the -Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 73g4
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $150.00 is not needed in account lg B 46, Criminal Expense, District Attorney,
General Fund
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one hundred fifty dollars
($150.00) be and the same is hereby canceled from the above aooount and returned to the
.
Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll 'being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wtt:
c. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. MoOlellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Res_lution No. 73g5
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $1,200.00 is not needed in account 132 B 13, Road and Bridge Material,
Maintenance and Operation, Third Supervisor District, Good Roads Fund.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one thouss.nd two hundred dollars
(tl,200.00) be and the same is hereby canceled from the above account and returned to
the Unappropriated Reserve Good Roads Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
Nays, None Absent, None
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In the Matter of Transfer of Funds trom the Unap~ropriated Reserve General
Fund.
_Resolution No. z3g6
. Whereas it appears to . the Board of Supervisors d Santa Barbara C01nty that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General i'und to account 19S B 7,
Food Supplies; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of six hundred dollars (1600.00)
be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve General Fund to
account 19S B.7, Food Supplies, Maintenance and Operation, Ventura, Santa Barbara
Juvenile Forestry Camp, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the f oregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervis~rs voted Aye, to-wi t:
Fund.
C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of -Transfer o-t Fun-ds from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Resol~tion ~o. 73g7
Whereas it appears tothe Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transter is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to account igo B
10, Drugs, Medical and Surgical Supplies, in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision
3, of the Political Code,
Now therefcre, be it resolved that the sum of tour thousand one hundred thirty
and 55/100 dollars ($4,130.55) .be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropr1
ated reserve General Fund to account lSO B 10, Drugs, Medical and Surgical Supplies,
Maintenance and Operation, General Hospital - Santa Barbara, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Fund.
O. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Transter of Funde from the UnapPropriated Reserve General
Resolution No. 73gg
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to account 99 A 2,
Deputy Tuberculosis Director; in aooordanoe with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the
Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one thousand tive hundred
seventy-five dollars ($1,575.00) be and the same is hereby transferred from the
- unappropriated reserve General Fund to account 99 A 2, Deputy Tuberculosis Director,
Salaries and Wages, Health Otticer, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
o. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
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Funds (
Transf er of
Funds.
May 26th, 1947.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated ReserYe General
Fund.
Reso~uti_sn No. 7~g9
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer in necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to accounts ig B g,
Office Supplies, Maintenance and Operation, the sum of $50.00; and lg C 4, Law Books,
Capital Outlay, the sum of $100.00; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of
the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one hundred !1tty dollars
($150.00) be and the same is hereby transferred trom the unappropriated reserve General
Fund to accounts ig B !, Otfice Supplies, Maintenance and Operation, the sum of $50.00;
I and ig 0 .4, Law Books, Capital .Outlay, the .sum of $100.00, D~st~1ct Attorney, General
Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
. .
In the Matter or T~ansfer or Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve Good Roads
/ Fund.
Revision of
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Resolution 7390.
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors or Santa Barbara County that
I a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve Good Roads Fund to account 132
A 60, 1abor; in accordance with Section 37~4, subdivision 3, or the Political Code,
Now. therefore, be it resolved that the sum or twelve hundred dollars ($1,200.00
be and the same i~ hereby transterred from the unappropriated reserve Good Roads Fund to
account 132 A 60, Labor, Salaries and Wages, Third Supervisor District, Good Roads Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Ay~, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Mon~oe Rutherfo. rd,. R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 739+
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supe-rvisors or Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary Within general classification of Capital Outlay, Fifth Supervisor
District, Road District Fund, Fifth Road Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same are
~ereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Account 151
to Account 151 C 6, Road Equipment,
I Road Fund I .
C 2, Automobiles and Trucks, the sum of $2,000.00
Capital Outlay, Fifth Supervisor District, Fifth
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Pau~ E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell -
None Nays, Absent, None
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In the M~tter of Revision of Budget Items.
~esolution No. 7392
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Capital Outlay, General
Hospital - Santa Barbara, General Fund
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to-w1t:
Transfer from Account lgo C 1, Ott1ce Equipment, the sum of $50.00 to Account
lgo 0 15, Furniture and Furnishings, Capital Outlay, General Hospital - Santa Barbara,
General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Re-vision of Budget Items.
R~eolution No. 1393
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
General Hospital - Santa Barbara, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
a.re hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Accounts igo B 6, Materials and Supplies, the sum of $500.00;
and lgo B 62, Special Service-Physicians, the sum of t1,ooo.oo, to Accounts 180 B S,
Office Supplies, the sum of $100.00; lgo B 26, Heat, Light, Power and Water, the sum
of $1,000.00; and 1$0 B 60, Oare and Welfare, the sum of $400.00, Maintenance and
Operation, General Hospital - Santa Barbara, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the toregoing r~solution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
c. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
_ Ilesolution No. 7394-
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
General Hospital - Santa Barbara, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer trom Accounts igo B 7, Food Supplies, the sum of $2,000.00; lSO B
15, Clothing and Linen Supplies, the sum of $600.00; and lSO B 23, Replacement of
Equipment, the sum of $500.00, to Account lgo B g2, Miscellaneous Medical Service,
Maintenance and Operation, General Hospital - Santa Barbara, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervis~rs voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. 3radbury, Pau~ E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford; R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None.
1_ 'u. ;.
Mill' 26th, 1947
I I Revision of
Budget I terns I In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 7395
Revision of
Budget Items
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Revision of
Btidget Items
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Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Board of Education, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
I are hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
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Transfer from Account 221 B g, Office Supplies, the sum of $40.00 to Account
221 B 3, Traveling Expense and Mileage, Maintanance and Operation, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 7396
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Veterans' Buildings, General Fund.
NOf, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer trom Aooount i7g B 24, Building Repairs, the sum of $100.00 to
Account 17g B 22, Repairs and Minor Replacements, Maintenance and Operation, Veterans
Buildings, General Fund.
.
Upon the passage or the foregoing resolution, the roll being oalled, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
--
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Item~.
Resolution No. 1}97
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general olassification of Agricultural Commissioner,
Maintenance and Operation, General Fund.
Now, theretore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Accounts go B 23, Replacement or Equipment, the sum of $65.00;
go B 25, Service and Expense, the sum of $25.00; and go B g4, Fair Exhibits, the sum of
I t150.oo, to Accounts !O B 3, Traveling Expense and Mileage, the sum of $90.00; and
I SOB 9, Motor Vehicle Supplies, the sum of $150.00 Mairtenanoe and Operation, Agricultur 1
Commissioner, General Fund
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
. c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. MoClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
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Revision of
Budget I tems
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In the Matter of Revision of Bu~get Items.
Resolution No. 739g
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general clase1t1cat1on or Maintenance and Operation,
Sher11"t, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer trom Account 60 B 46, Criminal Expense, the sum of $215.00 to
Account 60 B 2, Postage, Freight, Cartage and Express, the sum of $15.00; and 60 B 22,
Repairs and Minor Replacements, the sum or $200.00, Maintenance and Operation, Sheriff,
General Fund.
Upon the passage or the fore going resolution, the roll being called, the
.
following Supel'Vieors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J Monroe Rutherfo~, R. B. MoOlellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 7399
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification or Maintenance and Operation,
Board of Supervisors, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Account 1 B 27, Legal AdTertising and Publications, the sum of
t;oo.oo to Account l B 25, Service and Expense, Maintenance and Operation, Board of
Supervisors, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
.
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit: .
c. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays,- None Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision or Budget Items.
Resolution No. 74oo
Whereas, 1 t appears to the Board or Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Salaries and Wages, County
Veterans' Service O:ftice, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as tallows, to-wit:
Transfer from Account ig7 A 2, Assistant Director, the sum of $221.!5, to
Accounts lg7 A 1, Director, the sum of $127.20; and lg7 A 3, Stenographer, the sum of
t94.65, Salaries and Wages, County Veterans Service Ottice, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
Revision of
Budget Items
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Allowance of
Claims --
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May 26th, 1947
In the Matter of Revi-sion of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 74-01
Whereas, 1t appears to the Board of Supervisors of Banta Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Ventura, Santa Barbara Juvenile Forestry Camp, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid aocounts be and the same are
hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Account 19S B 22, Repairs, and Minor Replacements, the sum ot
$400.00, to Account 19S B 26, Heat, Light, Power and Water, Maintenance and Operation,
Ventura, Banta Barbara Juvenile Forestry Camp, General Fund
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Reports.
The following reports were received and ordered placed on file:
City of Banta Maria Recreational Program
,
County Welfare Department
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 in the order of allowance endorsed on the tace of
each claim respectively, to-wit:
Addressograph Sales & Service Agency GENERAL FUND 21.3g
Aggeler & Musser Seed Co. .51
Air Reduction Sales Company 4.46
Ambrose Mill & Lumber Co. 17.s3
do do 13.23
do do 13.23
do do 11.07
The Amer1oan Law Book Company 10.00
Ed H. Anderson 63.51
Anderson's Photo Service 27.24
Associated Service Station 3.62
Association Telephone Company 37.1g
do do 10.il.4
do do 4o. 35
do do 4.90
do do 6.oo
do do 6.oo
do do 2s.03
do do 3.25
do do 4.oo
do do 30.26
do do 7.g1
do do 30.95
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Associated Tel ephone Company, Ltd.
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Associates Inseotary
GENERAL FUND
The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Compen~
Mra Ethel H. Bailey
Banlt 1s
L. J. Basso
H. E. Bauernsohmidt
Minnie Bauhaus
C. D. Beach
ig.05
10.60
13.95
3.00
3.25
4-0.16
50.2g
74.94
50.96
20.64
23.31
131.07
lS.26
12.00
s.60
14.20
21.30
4.oo
4.35
4.95
13.40
3.!4
4.50
4.35
2.75
5.00
6.25
3.00
73.!4
6.oo
45.75
9.50
7.so
3.05
5.go
10.49
7.41
12.95
29.52
4.55
2.60
16.4o
223.5g
11.00
10.g6
346.02
3.75
44.06
24.oo
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Beard Motor Company
Beattie & Lunt
GENERAL FOND
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Reno Becchio
Benson's Garage
Betteravia Grocery
Boner Botors
Ernest Borgaro
Borgetello Bros
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Bortolazzo Grooery
Bowers & Stokes
Brooks & Borra
Harry E. Brown, M.D.
Brunswig Drug Company
Bryant & Trott Co.
Burdick's Battery & Electric
Elizabeth M. Burgees
Burkhart Motor Company
Burroughs Adding Machine Co
N. H. Caldwell
California Electric Co.
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State of Cal1t., Dept. of Justice
California Tire Company
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Campodonico Water Works
do do
Goerge V. Castagnola
Channel Paper & Supply Co.
do do
Chlorine Solutions, Inc.
Gail Clary
Oliff G11keson & Stan Howerton
Coast Hospital Supply Rental Service
Coombe & Overton
J. K. Crouch
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Ouyama Telephone Association
Joe Dal Pozzo
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Angelo Delgado
~e nmore Sales Co.
Dohrmann Hotel Supply Co
Durbiano Dairy
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Faulding's Camera Seri-ice
Federal Drub Co
Mildred Ferrazzole
Firestone Stores
David A. Fouts
3.5g
56.47
3.52
26.00
15.00
io.64
1232.35
24.g4
' 4.50
2g.g9
13.47
g2g.53
4o.oo
lo6.91
3.63
3.s2
9.25
57.g7
1.34
3.75
77.32
5.34
31.65
6.46
1.75
110.3!
50.53
2g.72
4.29
29.go
2.75
15.62
7.3g
132.00
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45.oo
14.21
lit 22
30.69
15.!5
15g.42
41.04
16~7.92
13.g4
4.31
30.00
21.94
3.59
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Frqa Cate GENERAL FUND
The Free Advertiser
Freezrite
F. W. Woolworth Co.
J. H. Gamble
G. D. Searle & Company
General Electiro X-Ray Corp
George Young, Inc.
Germain's
Dre. Geyman & Gates
Clift Gilkeson
Golden State Company
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Fred Garcia
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Paul Grim
G. W. Carnrick Co.
Hal W. Hamm
Arthur J. Hanson
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H. E. Henderson, M.D.
Hoag Seed Co.
Hobbs Bros. Motor Parts
Holiday Hardware Co.
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Holser & Bailey
Ida1s Cate
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International Universities Press, Inc.
Interstate Bakeries Corp.
Wm. H. J runes
J. c. Penny Co.
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Jasper H. Jobe
Johnson Eleotrio Co.
Johnsons Grocery
L. J. Johnston
Jones Stationery & Gitts
J ordano Bros
Juillard-Cookcrott Corp.
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Art Ketz
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Kummer and Adams
L & L Barnett
Las Cruces Store
The Lawyers Co-operative Publishing Co.
David s. Looker
Linden Electric Co.
Natalie Lindsay
City of Lompoc
6.25
21.54
156.o4
10.05
76.50
g.45
ll.g6
14.31
2.05
10.00
1.75
255.37
130.50
35.65
79.52
20.00
g.71
7.00
6.06
90.00
lg.19
l!.55
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4.18
g.75
36.90
12.13
23.go
55.00
46.13
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15.00
23.4o
17.4o
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4.15
90.58
105.06
506.50
26S.49
46.37
2.05
37.45
27.02
6.oo
10.21
94.86
2.35
25.00
May 26th, 1947.
Dr. Miohel Loutf'allah, M.D. GENERAL FUND
Los Angeles Stamp & Stationery
F. J. McCabe
MoCreasOhemical Service Company
MoDonell s
J; MoGraw-H111 ook Company, Inc
MoNall Building Materials
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MaoRostie Brothers
Maino Construction Co.
Alfred B. Manning
Marks Ino
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Miller-Bryant-Pierce
Mills The Druggist
Mission .Ice Company
Mission Paint and Art Co.
do do
Monteoito County Water District
Montgomery Wa.rd & Oo[!Jpany
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W. F. Morrisey
Mortensen-Nielsen Co.
Motor Ce-nter
Mullens Dining Oar
H. L. Mundell
New Method Laundry
News-Press Publishing Co.
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Ott Hardware Co.
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Pacific Butane Service
Pacific Coast Lumber Company
Pacific Coast Publishing Co.
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Pacific Gas and Electric Co.
Perozz1 Hardware Co
Leonard J. Perry
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.
Chas. A. Preuss, M.D.
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10.00
77.71
2.00
109.22
9.02
3.27
103.70
25.11
49.g5
79.g7
26.25
15g.gg
1.92
3g.75
14.99
5.40
7g.oo
2.63
27.00
6.15
33.21
109.07
12.e!l
2.2g
1291.21
7.14
17.50
17.17
25.64
33.53
3.15
3.52
lg.g4
96.64
2g6.25
22.49
59.91
106.92
3.02
6.59
5.13
2.56
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19.3g
19.95
10.00
6.77
10.07
30.00
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The Quality Printing Service GENERAL FUND
Railway Express Agency . .
The Rapid Blue Print Company
Ray 1 s Pharmacy
Re alt 1 s Auto Parts
The Red Cross Drug Co
Remington Rand, Inc. .
The Republic Supply Co.
C. T. Roome
J. s. Rowell
Royal Ice Cream Company
William o. Russell, M.D.
S & K Markets
Safeway Stores Ino.
Santa Barbara Bindery
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Santa Barbara Ceraseal Company
Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital
Santa Barbara Electric Co~
Santa Barbara Glass Company
Santa Barbara Mill & Lumber Co
Santa Barbara News-Press
Santa Barbara Retreading Shop
Santa Barbara Retreading Shop
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Santa Barbara Transit Co
City of Santa Maria
Santa Maria Valley Wa.rehouse Co., Inc
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Santa Maria Valley Chamber of Commerce
Santa Ynez Valley Market
The Schauer Printing Studio
.Harry L. Sohurme1er, M.D
Seaside Oil Company
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Percy F. Senay
R. H. Smith
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Solvang Laundry
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14.35
2.65
15.09
1.03
52.20
5.s9
3g.39
75.56
121.25
g.92
154.60
150.00
130.20
57.g1
1.51
5.65
5.16
105.96
4.05
16.96
239.75
2.10
7.52
15.04
497.49
12.92
6.46
29.71
3.37
673.og
1.90
10.4-0
37.50
31.20
12.71
270.00
49.40
12.66
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Solvang Mill and Lumber Yard
So. Calif. Disinfecting Co
Southern California Edison. Co.
GENERAL FUND
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
Southern Counties Gas Company
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
Southern Pao1f i c Company
Southern Pacif1o Milling Co.
do do
Standard Brands, Inc.
State of California, Dept. of Justice
Charles s. Stevens, M.D.
Minnie M. Stewart
Paul E. Stewart
do do
E. A. Stradiotto
Stutz Service Station
do do
Homer C. Thompson
do do
do do
do do
Dr. J. C. Tipton
Chas. s. Tomlinson
Treasurer of the United States
Triangle Steel Corporation
Turco Produots, Inc.
H. J. Ullmann, M.D. . (
Union Service Station
Valley Motor Service
do do
J. A. Van Horn
Vernon Spring Water Co
R. G. \'Talker
do
Walters Surgical Company
Wat er Department
Water Works Dept.
E. E. Wattles
lg.70
11.25
4.01
47.07
621.01
2.30
52.24
57.60
1.96
1.67
4.6g
10.71
.
140.15
14.os
47.40
6.46
11.00
' 3.55
350.00
1.98
go.co
g_52
27.11
35.4o
7.go
11.17
22.51
1.75
21.23
15.34
4.30
3.0!
20.00
g65.63
334.41
22.04
g6.!4
16.16
'
3.26
11.19 ,
14.75
1.54
20.03
9.96
.92
2.45
lg.g5
21.44
198
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Weber Baking Company
Arthur E. Wentz, M.D.
Richard s. Whitehead
The W1lli8111 s. Merrell Co
Kent R. Wilson, M.D.
William J. Wilson
Vincent Wood
do
W. w. Morton & Company
Clyde Wullbrandt
Wyeth, Inc.
GENERAL FUND
A. Block & Son GOOD ROADS FUND
Air Reduction Sales Company
Ambrose Mill and Lumber Co.
American Bitumuls Company
Arthur P. Anderson
Armco Drainage & Metal Products Inc.
Associated Telephone Company
do do
Beattie & Lunt
Beumer & Raven
Bowers & Stokes
Brooks & Borra
Buelltlat Rook Company
Burdicks Battery & Electric
Carpinteria Feed & Supply
Carpint t:ria Valley Lumber Oo.
Oliff & Stan
Firestone Stores
do do
George Young, Inc
Hanson Equipment Co
Harn1schteger Corporation
Bolser & Bailey
Joseph G. Moore
do do
Lompoc Equipment Co.
L. N. Diedrich, Inc.
do do
MoNall Building Materials
F. J. McCabe
Nielsen & Rasmussen
Novo Brothers
Ott's
do
Perozzi Hardware Company
Ranch Equipment Co.
Republic Supply Co
Richfield 011 Corporation
-
90.30
15.00
33.g9
130.00
5.00
6.07
1000.00
12.25
29.73
49.73
57.94
36.07
201.15
59.96
32.50
22.35
i+.75
9.47
ig.66
3.15
114-.12
2g.93
41.65
2.20
560.72
1931.66
216.26
32.57
97.64
46.55
165.33
602.36
7.00
3.90
42.9!
4o. 914-
21. g7
29.23
564.46
23.10
1.2!
7. 314-
34. 37
1.07
36.64
12.73
76.56
10.76
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Santa Barbara RetFeading Shop GOOD ROADS FUND
do do
do do
Seaside Oil Company
do do
do do
do do
do do
Harry Sloan
Smith Booth Usher Co.
Solvang Garage and Service Station
Southern California Edison Co.
do do
Southern Pacific Milling Co.
do do
Standard _ O~l Company of Calif.
do do
do do
Homer C. Thompson
)
do do
Toro Canyon Company, Inc.
Water Department -
Western Asphalt & Refining Co.
Western' Motor Transfer, Inc.
do do
Western Welding Company
Westwiok Iron Works
R. c.- 1'1estwick
White Spot Service Station
Vincent E. Wood
Hardi.ng '.Equipment Co'mpany
Firestone Stores
FIFTH ROAD FUND
Free -Advertiser LOS ALAMOS CEMETERY FUND
Ethel H. Bailey
Hal. W. Hamm
Wm. J. Wilson
SALARY FUND
.
. .
129.06
13.92
5.00
25.22
30.63
76.32
99.55
106.09
273.60
223.75
11.03
14.gg
5.02
225 .55
10.75
117.50
5.43
7.21
27.70
1.79
2.50
2.10
511.51
7154.49
-20. 7g
1.79
19.50
lg.02
.50
2155.09
241.g5
154.13
101.56
5.00
5.00
15.00
Upon the passage of the foregoing order, the roll being called the following
Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
c. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
The Board took a recess until 2:30 p.m. May 27th, 1947.
At 2:30 p.m. M.ay 27th, 1947, the Board co.nvened.
Pre. sent: Sup.e rv.i sors C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford,
R. B. McClellan, ~. A. Twitchell, and J. E. Lewis, Clerk
200
Rental of
County Bowl
Ordinance
No. 587
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In the Matter of Rental of the County Bowl
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the Chairman and
Clerk of the Board be, and they are hereby, authorized to sign contracts with the
following named individuals and organizations, for use of the County Bowl at $75.00
a performance.
Firemen's Relief Association
Policemen's Benefit Association
Merritt E. Willey
Paul Whiteman
With the exception of the following, for which no charge will be made:
University of California at Santa Barbara
Music Academy of the West
The Board took a recess until 10 o'clock a.m., May 2gth, 1947
Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of
California, May 2gth, 1947, at 10 o'clock a.m. Present: J. E. Lewis,
Clerk. Absent: Supervisors C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart,
J. Monroe Rutherfcrd, R. B. McClellan, and T. A. Twitchell .
A quorum not being present the meeting is continued until May 29th, 1947,
at 10 o'clock a.m.
Board of Supervisors of the Count1 of Santa Barbara, State of
.
California, May~th, 194], at 10 o'clock a.~. Present: J. E. Lewis,
Clerk. Absent: Supervisors c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart,
J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and T. A. Twitchell.
A quorum not being present the meeting is continued until May 29th, 1947,
at 3 o'clock p.m.
At 3 o'clock p.m. of this day the Board convened
Present: C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, R. B. McClellan, and J. E. Lewis,
Clerk.
Absent: J. Monroe Rutherford and T. A. Twitchell
In the Matter of Ordinance No. 5g7.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, the Board passed and
adopted Ordinance No. 5g7, entitled 1An Ordinance Provi~ing for the Number and
Compensation of Certain Officers, Deputies, Assistants, Clerks and Employees of the
County of Santa Barbara and the Townships Thereof, Except the Supervisors, The Dietric
Attorney, the Superior Court Judges, the Auditor, the Jurors, and Certain Others;
Providing the Method and Requirements of Employment, As Well As in Certain Instances
Fixing the Duties of Certain Otticers and Employees; Directing the Disposition of
Certain Fees; and Repealing OrdinancesNumbers 572, 57g, 5g1 and Any and All Ordinances
and Parts of Ordinances in Conflict Herewith.
Upon the paseage or the foregoing Ordinance, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart; and R. B. McClellan.
Naye: None
Absent: J. Monroe Rutherford and T. A. Twitchell.
Adjusting
Compensation
of the Audit
District
Attorney, et
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May 29th, 1947
In the Matter or Adj-usting the Compensation or the Auditor, District
r,Attorney, Board of Supervisors, and the Superintendent or Schools of the County of
Santa Barbara.
~ Resolution ~o. 7402
WHEREAS, in view of the advance in the cost of living, and the growth or the
population of the County of Santa Barbara, it appears necessary and proper to adjust
the compensation of the Add1tor, District Attorney, Board of Supervisors, and
Superintendent of Schools of the County of Santa Barbara.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE, AND IT IS HEREBY, RESOLVED that it is respectfully
recommended to the Legislature and Governor of the State of California that the
.
Statutes of this State be amended to provide compensation tor the following named
otticers, to wit:
Auditor of the County of Santa Barbara at t5,g20.oo
District Attorney of the County of Santa Barbara at 17,250.00
Members of the Board or Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara at t3,600.ao
Superintendent or Sohoole or the County or Santa Barbara 16,ooo.oo per annum,
.
providing, however, that it the State makes no contribution to the payment of said
salary, then the same should be l5,4oO.OO per annum, but in no event should said
compensation exceed the total sum of $6,ooo.oo per annum.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Clerk forward certified copies of this
resolution to Senator Clarence C. Ward, Assemblyman Alfred W. Robertson, and Governor
Earl Warren
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of California, this 29th day of May, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, and R. B. McClellan.
Nays: None
Absent: J. Monroe Rutherford and T. A. Twitchell
Upon motion the Board adjourned sine die.
The toregoing minutes are hereby approved.
I I Chairman, Board of Sup-a~
Attest:
J. E. LEWIS, Clerk
202
Invitati o~ -
Re: to Contro
\'lork of Farm
Adviser v
Bids for ReRoofing
of th
Santa Maria
General Hospi
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Endorsements
to Blanket 01
Drilling Bond
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Anoroval of
Singll? Oil
Drilling Bond
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Communicat i on
Contrcct .1th
Baron A. Trau
for u~e of
Private Trans
portation
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Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbar-a, State of
Califo~i~ June 2nd, 1947, at 10 o'c~ck_l_ a.m~ Present:
Supervisors C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J . Monroe Rutherford,
R. B. McClellan, .T. A. Twitchell, and J. E. Lewis, Clerk
Supervisor C. W. Bradbury in the Chair.
The minutes of the regular meeting of May 26th, 1947, and the recessed meetings
or May 27th, .2gth, and 29th, 1947, were read and approved.
! !!_the Matter_9f Invitation to I~spect Certain Sections of the County Relativ
to Control Work of the Farm Adviser. -
Sydney A. Anderson, Farm Adviser, appeared before the Board and presented an:
invitation to the Board to visit certain sections of the County relative to farm contro
work, Wednesday, June 11th, at 10 o'clock a.m
el-
In the Matter of Bids for the Re-Roofing of the Santa Maria General Hospital.
The opening of bids for the above entitled matter is hereby continued until
June 9th, 1947, at 10 o1olock a.m.
In the Matter o~ Endorsements to Blanket Oil Drillin.g Bond.
Pursuant to the request of F. H. Johnson, Oil Well Inspector, and in accordan e
with the provisions of Ordinance No. 559,
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the following
.
endorsements to blanket oil bond No. 4256614 be, and the same are hereby, approved:
.
Signal Oil & Gas Company - Fidelity and Deposit Company or Maryland covering wells
1 Newlove 50-N-2, and 20-N-l.
In the Matter of Approval o_!. Single Oil Drilling Bond.
Pursuant to the request of F. H. Johnson, 011 Well Inspector, and in acoordan e
with the provisions of Ordinance No. 559,
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the following
single oil drilling bond be, and the same is hereby, approved.
Foxen Ridge Oil Co., Inc. - Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company covering well
"Wiokenden1 No. 1.
In the Matter o-f -Co-mmunication from H. J. Rudolph, Welfare Director, Relative
to Emergenoy Hospitalization of Indigents in Cuyama Valley.
The above entitled matter is hereby referred to Supervisor McClellan.
In the Matter of Contract Between the County of Santa Barbara and Baron A.
Traub for Use of Private Transportation.
Upon motion, duly seconded and oarried, it is ordered that the Chairman and
Clerk be, and they are hereby, authorized to execute a contract on behalf of the County
of Santa Barbara with Baron A. Traub, weed and rodent laborer, for the use of his own
oar or horse, at the rate of $1.00 per day, each day used.
Contract for In the Matter of Contract for the Use of Horse and/or Car by Employee of the
Use of Horse
and/or Car by Forester and Fire Warden.
Employee of
Forester and Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the Chairman and
Fire Warden.
~ Clerk of the Board be, and they are hereby, authorized to sign a contract relative to
the use of horse and/or oar by Victor L. Mohr, employee of the Forester and Fire Warden
engaged in fire patrol work.
June 2nd, 1947.
In the Ma-tter- of Meeting of the California Mission Trails Association.
Upon motion, duly se.conded and carried, it is ordered that Supervisor Stewart
1-ieeting of tile
Cal if or nia -r
Missi on Trails
Associati on
' v' I be, and he is hereby, authorized to attend a meeting of the California Mission Trails
I Association in San Luis Obispo June 6th, 1947.
Agr eement wi h
Deuartment o
In the Ma~er of Agreement With the Department of A~iculture, Surplus
~ Agr icultur e, i Commodities Division.
Surplus I
Commodities
Di vision
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that J. I. Kinman be,
V and he is hereby, authorized to sign an agreement with the Departme~t of Agriculture
I designating him as Surplus Commodities Distributing Agent of the County of Santa Barbara.
Autho ri zing In the Matter of Authorizing the Purchasing Agent to Dispose of Dyer Bridge,
Purchasing
Agent to Fourth District.
Dispose of
Dyer Bridge v"'~e solution No. 7~
Fourth Distr ct
WHEREAS, certain personal property belonging to the County, to-wit! the
I metals and materials constituting that certain trestle bridge known as the Dyer Bridge,
I I looated on North Floradale Avenue, approximately 3 miles northwest of Lompoc in the
Fourth Road District, is not required for public use; and
WHEREAS, it is deemed in the best interests of the County and the public to
sell and dispose of the said personal property,
NOW, THEREFORE BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that the above recitations are
true.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Purchasing Agent, pursuant to Section 4o41.13a
of the Political Code, be and he is hereby authorized and directed to sell and dispose
ot the said personal property upon the following terms and conditions:
a. The purchaser shall at his own expense t ear down and remove the metals and
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ma:terials oonsti tuting tpe said Dyer. Bridge.
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b. The purohaser shall clean. up and rem.o ve. all materials, rubbish and debris,
and particularly remove a.ny and all obstruotions in the river bed which might interfere
with the free passage of water in said river bed.
c. The purchaser shall leave the existing piers of said bridge undamaged.
_,.,-d. The purchaser shall complete the removal and cleaning up of the site by
September 15, 1947.
e. The purchaser shall exeoute and deliver a good and sufficient bond in the
fie~
lf'or
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of $5,000.00 with sufficient sureties to be approved by the Board of Supervisors,
th e f aith:f'ul per:f'ormanoe of the conditions set forth herein.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 2nd day of June, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: O. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell.
Noes: None Absent: None
Rent al of In the Matter of the Rental of the County Jail in Guadalupe to the City of
County J ail
i n GuadalunE Guadalupe.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the Chairman and
Clerk be, and they are hereby, authorized to execute a contract relative to the rental
. ot. the County Jail to the City or Guadalupe; said contract to be prepared by the District
Attorney.
204
Authori zing
Purchasing Age t
In the Matter of Authorizing the Purchasing Agent to Sell Certain County-Owned
t o Sell Certai Personal Property.
County-Owned
Personal Prope ty Under the provision of Section 4o41.13a of the Political Code and Government
Code of t he State of California, the County Purchasing Agent is hereby directed to dispose
of the following described personal property belonging to the County of Santa
Barbara, and which is no longer re quired for public use;
193g Chevrolet
Rental
County
ment
of Cert, in
Equip-
In the Matter of Rental of Certain County Equipment Not in Use for County
Providing Judg s
of the Superio
Court with
Secretaries .
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Purposes.
1 ~e solution No. 74o4
WHEREAS, the County of Santa Barbara is the owner of certain equipment used
in the maintenance and construction of county roads, which said equipment is not in use
at the present time upon the roads under the jurisdiction of this Board; and
WHEREAS, the Monteoito Fire District has requested that a certain item be let
to it, as hereinafter set forth;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND RESOLVED, by unanimous vote of this
Board, that the following described county road equipment, not now in use for county
purposes, be let to the said Monteoito Fire District for the period hereinafter set
forth, at cost; said equipment to be used in the First Road District.
Bulldozer One Day.
It is expressly understood that said article is to be returned immediately
upon completion of the work for which it is let, and in any event immediately upon
demand by the County of Santa Barbara when the same becomes necessary for county purpos s.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 2nd day of June, 1947, by the following vote, to wit:
Ayes: C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan
and T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None.
In the Matter of Providing the Judges of the Superior Court with Secretaries.
v Resolution No. 74o5
WHEREAS, in the judgment of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, it is necessary for the expeditious transaction of jud1oial business of the
judges of the Superior Court of this county that said judges be provided with a
secretary, commencing June 1, 1947; and
WHEREAS, the Board of Supervisors finds that the salary of such secretary tor
each of said judges of the Superior Court shall be the sum of $14o.oo each per month,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED, by virtue of the authority ot
Statutes of 1943, Chapter 501, of the State of California, that each of the judges of
the Superior Court be and he is hereby allowed a secretary With a salary of $140.00
per month each, commencing June 1, 1947.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that certified copies of this resolution be forwarded
by the Clerk to the Auditor, Judges of the Superior Court and District Attorney.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara
State of California, this 2nd day of June, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan
and T. A. Twitohell.
Noes: None Absent: None
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June 2nd, 1947.
Distribution
of Road Eo uitJment
Rental I Highway
Fund and the1
Highl-:ay
In the Matter of the Distribution of t he Road Equipment Renta l Fund and the
Improvement Fund.
Improvement
Fund. Y""
Upon motion, duly s econded and carried, it is ordered that the Auditor be, and
he is hereby, directed t o distribute the Road Equipment Rental Fund and t he Highway
1 Improvement Fund equally among the First Ro ad District Fund, the Second Road District
Fund, the Third Road District Fund, the Fourth Road District Fund, and the Fifth Road
District Fund.
Determining
Liability as
Responsible
Relatives.
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Children's
Aid
Changes in
Children's
Aid.
Applicat i ons
for State an
County Aid t
Needy Aged
Persons
In the Matter of Det ermining Liability as Responsible -Relatives.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered, in accordance with
Sections 21g1 and 2224 of the Welfare and Institutions Code, that the f ollowing named
persons be, and they are hereby, determined liable f or the support of relatives in the
amount set opposite their names:
Betty R. MacAskell t or Thomas and Jane Renwiok
Carl B. Samuelson for Louisa Samuelson
$20.00
15.00
In the Matter or the Ap-p-l-i-c-at-ion or Violet Semple , Gen er al Delivery, Carpinteri I
California, tor State and County Aid f or Diane, Mary Jane, and Patricia Semple.
It appearing to the satistaot1on of the Board that said Diane, Mary Jane, and
Patricia Semple are half-orphans and are proper persons to r eceive State and County Aid,
and are in the custody of said Violet Semple, mother.
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in favor of s aid Violet Semple for the sum of one hundred seventy-five dollars, and
for a like amount on the first of each month hereafter until the further order of t his
Board, s aid money t o be used for the support of the above named minors.
In the Matter of Changes in Children's Aid.
ORDER
It appearing to the Board from "Notices of Change", filed by the County Welfare
Department, that certain adjustments should be made in the amount of aid, etc., granted
Ito the following named persons; upon motion, duly seoonded and carried, it is therefore
ORDERED that the amount of aid grented to children listed below be changed to
the amount set opposite their names beginning June let, 1947, (unless otherwise indicated
as follows, to wit:
!NAME
INCREASE
Callahan, Lynn, Madge, David
Jordan, Leroy
ILuna, . Francisco Rueben (Ruben), Alfredo,
David
TOTAL AID GRANTED
$ 109.00
33 .00
lgo.oo
REMARKS
In the Matter of Applications t or Stat e and County Aid to Needy Aged Persons.
It appearing to the Board that the hereinafter named applicants tor State and
County Aid to needy aged persons having filed their applicat i ons, as required by law, and
as in said application fully set forth; and
It further appearing from an examination of s aid applications that the needy
aged persons mentioned in s aid applications are proper persons t o receive State and Count
Aid; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is
ORDERED, that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General Fund, in
favor of the following applicant e, for the amount set opposite the name of the applicant,
commencing on the let day of June 1947 (unless oth ~rwise indicated) and on the first day
2 0fi
Denial of Bli
Aid ./
of each month hereafter until further order of this Board; said money to be used for the
support of said needy aged persona, t o w1t:
NAME OF APPLICANT
Carson, Vella E.
Crewdson, Maude V.
Di Cesare, Pietro
Doan, Maud N.
Foote, Ada
Garner, Flora
Giessler, Agnes
Good, George
Hachey, Eva L.
Jurgens, Carl H.
Kenney, Ida M.
Lefler, John
Leitner, Juana Lucia
Lopez, Julian F.
Mandes, Angelita
Martinez, Antone D.
Martinez, John B.
Mendleson, Josie
Najar, Benito A.
Owens, Lydia c.
Owens, Perry C.
Renwick, Jane
Renwick, Thomas
Roberson, George J.
Romero, Jose del Carmen
Strong, Grace
RESTORATION
Hughes, Allo Frances
Hughes, Omer E.
INCREASE
Allen, Esther Louise
Davis, Noah B.
DISCONTINUANCE
Comer, Simpson G.
Wieler, John G.
SUSPENSION
Martin, James
TOTAL AID GRANTED
$ 55.00
34.oo
50.00
55.00
53.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
27.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
52.00
54.oo
1+1.00
45.00
50.00
26.50
lg.oo
55.00
55.00
55.00
~.00
39.00
55.00
3g.oo
55.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
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In the Matter of Denial of Blind Aid.
OR-DER
REMARKS
6-2-47
5-31-47
4-30-47
5-1-47
It appearing to the Board from the 1 Not1ce of Change filed by the County
Welfare Department that the following named person is not eligible for Blind Aid,
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is Ordered that Blind
Aid to the following named person be, and the same is hereby, denied:
Costa, Theresa E
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June 2nd, 191+7 .
Allowance In the Matter of Allowance of Claims.
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 in the order of allowance endorsed on the face of each
claim respecti~ely, t o wit:
A & A Lock and Key Shop
Ralph Adams
Ambrose Mill and Lumber Co.
American Hospital Supply Corp.
Bernard H. Ames
Sydney A. Anderson
A. R. Hebel Garage
Associated Telephone Company
do do
do do
Rodney F. Atsatt, M.D.
K. G. Baghott
N. L. Ball
Robert J. Ball
Beard Motor Company
Bowers & Stokes
Jeanette Brown
California Spray-Chemical Corp.
California Tire Company
Campbell Products, Inc.
Chapala Top Shop
Childrens Hospital
Chipron Stamp & Stationery Co.
Doctor Alois Cibulka
County National Bank
Walter s. Cummings
Cuyama Garage
L. N. Diedrich, Inc.
Louis C. Drapeau
Eastman Kodak Stores Inc.
Francis E. Evans
H. Verrill Findlay, M.D.
L. Gordon Fiske, M.D.
James L. Foulon
Lillian S. Fraser
W. Blake Gibb, M.D.
C11rr Gilkeson & Stan Howerton
Fred Gracia
do
William H. Hunter
Ida s Cate
International Vitamin Corp
Henry James
GENERAL FUND
7.36
4.36
175.11
4.95
10.00
36. ~.6
g. 41
72.93
17.63
2.25
50.00
33.70
54.gl
425.00
2.34
196.go
5.31
127.92
7.66
13.00
36.90
556.30
27.37
9.00
7.50
25.74
13.32
1.47
20.23
4.49
2g.99
10.00
150.00
25.00
5.00
10.00
2.75
g2.42
14.26
10.00
208
Johns-Manville Salee Corpor ati on GENERAL FUND
W. B. J ohnson
J. R. Pava Orthopedic Laboratory
Willia.m S. Kiskadden, M.D.
Ira E. Kramer
LaMotte Chemical Products Company
Marvin Light
Mona A. Merriam
Norris Montgomery
Paul G. Munoh, M.D.
Richard MoGovney, M.D
John E. Mcintyre
Arthur R. Olsen, M.D.
Pacific Coast Publishing Company
do do
Pacif ie Gas & Electric Company
Patek & Co.
Tony P. Rivera
Royal Typewriter Company, Ino.
H. J. Rudolph
G. L. Sadler
Sanitary Laundry
The Santa Barbara Clinic
Santa Barbar a Cottage Hospital
Santa Barbar a News-Press
Santa Barbara Retreading Shop
Santa Maria Courier
Santa Maria Daily Times
Solvang Drug Company
Southern California Edison Co .
Southern Counties Gas Co
do do
do do
Surveyors Service Co.
Homer C. Thompson
do do
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Treasurer of the United States
Thomas P. Weldon
F. Arnold White
Josephine Williams
George Young, Inc
Associated Telephone Company
Min~e E. Heinrichs
Southern Counties Gas Company
Union Oil Company of Calif.
do do
Carpinteria County Wat er District
Montecito County Water District
GOOD ROADS FUND
lg41.33
10.15
69.19
10.00
5.00
17.5g
12.92
13.50
3.00
25.00
174.oo
7.50
10.00
3.59
.46
3.95
27.32
54.eo
129.3g
10.21
g5.24-
5.56
54.oo
1154-.46
4.73
6.46
200.00
40.00
1.52
lo.6g
i.g7
l.lg
21.71
3g.96
1.79
1.79
44g.6g
21. ~5
23.95
6g.93
19.35
11.30
9. 69
21.71
294-.13
i.og
45g5.67
54594.oo
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June 2nd, 1947.
Treasurer of the United States FOURTH ROAD FUND
.
Upon the passage of the f orego1ng order, the roll being called the following
; Supervisors voted Aye, to
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wit:
I C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
The Board took a reoess until 5 o'clock p.m. of t his day.
At 5 o'clock p.m. the Board convened.
Present: Supervisors C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford,
R. B. McClellan, T. A. Twitchell, and J. E. Lewis, Clerk
Adjusting
CornpPnscition
of the Court
In the Matter of Adjusting the Compensation of the Judges of the Superior
of the State of California, in and for the County of Santa Barbara.
,/ Resolution No. 7406.
Judges of
t"le Superi"
Court . /
WHEREAS, in view of the advance in the oost of living, the growth of the
population of the County of Santa Barbara, and the inadequacy of the present salaries
of the two Judges of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County
of Santa Barbara, this Board of ~upervisors has duly considered and investigated the
l ma~ters of such salaries; and
WHEREAS, in view of the premises, the present salaries of said Judges are
inadequate,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED t~at it is the recommendation ot
this Board of Supervisors that the statutes of this state be amended to provide
compensation f or each of the two Judges of the Superior Court of the State of California,
in and for the County of Santa Barbara, in the sum of $12,000.00 per annum, provided
that the State of California shall contribute at least the sum of $6,500.00 per annum
I toward the payment of said salaries.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Clerk transmit certified copies of this
resolution to the Governor and to the Senator and Assemblyman from this district.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors o~ the ~ounty of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 2nd day of June, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, and T. A. Twitohe 1.
Noes: R. B. McClellan Absent: None
Revision of
Budget Items .
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Iteme.
Resolution No. 74o7
\
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
!Constable - Fourth Township, General Fund.
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Now, there~ore, be it Resolve~ th:at the aforesaid accounts be and the same are
hereby revised as follows: to-wit;
Transfer from Account 64 B 3, Traveling Expense and Mileage, the sum of $7.00
to Account 64 B 1, Telephone and Telegraph, Maintenance and Operation, Constable -
Fourth Township, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the fore going resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
c. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Raitherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
Nays , None Absent, None
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Ordin' ance
No. 588 ~
Termination
of Lease -
Carpinteria
Beach ProuPrt
v
LeesP :SetweFn
Pythlan Hall
Associe.tion
and the Count
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Upon mot i on the Board adjourned sine die .
The for egoing minutes are hereby approved
Chairman: r"v i sors.
Attest:
J . E. LEWIS, Clerk
Deputy
!Q~rd of Supervisors o~ the County of Sant~ Barb~a, State ot
California, June 9th, 1:.9-47, at 10 o'clock, a.m. Present:
Supervisors C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford,
R. B. McClellan, T. A. Twitchell, and J. E. Lewis, Clerk.
Supervisor c. W. Bradbury in the Chair.
The minutes of the r egular meeting of June 2nd, 1947, were read and approved.
In the Matter of Ordinance No. 5~g.
Harold A. Parma appeared betore the Board on behalf of Stanley L. Shepard
relative to amendment of Ordinance No. 5g6 Governing Carpinteria Zoning.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, unaniJDously, the Board passed and
adopted Ordinance No. 5gg, entitled 1An Ordinance Amending Ordinance No. 5!6 of the
County of Santa Barbara, State of Oalitornia, entitled 'An ordinance adopting an otticia
land classification and districting plan within certain or the unincorporated territory
ot Santa Barbara County, adopting a map of s aid district in which the uses of land, the
use, height, and bulk of buildings and area of open spaces about buildings are limited,
providing tor the entoroement, adjustment-, and amendment thereof and prescribing
penalties tor its violation by amending and changing the olassitication tor certain
land as shown on the District Kap of Carpinteria and Vicinity, which is a part ot
Ordinance No. 5g6.
Upon the passage of the foregoing Ordinance, the roll being called, the follow
ing Supervisors voted Aye, t o wit:
c. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Ruthertord, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell .
Nays: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Termination of Lease with Norl ~, Mills and Bliss Relative
to Certain Carpinteria Beach Property.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the lease between
the County of Ssnta Barbara and E. L. Norlan, Geoffrey W. Mills, and George R. Bliss
tor certain Carpinteria beach property be, and the same is hereby, terminated in
accordance with the terms of the lease, and the notice heretofore given
!!1 the Ka~~ of Lease Between the Pythian Hall Association and the County of
Santa Barbara.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, 1t is ord~red that the Chairman and
Clerk of ~he Board be, and they are hereby, authorized to execute a lease, on behalf of
the County of Santa Barbara, for leasing of certain office space in the Knights of
June 9th, 1947
Pythias Building, Santa Maria.
Acceptance of In the Matter of Acceptance of Bid tor the Re-Rooting of the Santa Maria
Bid for Re -
Roof ing Sant General Hospital.
Maria General
Hospital - The following bids were submitted tor the re-roofing of the Santa Maria
-
Sele of Tax
Deeded Proper y
v
Hospital:
Iyle Rooting Company
.
County Root Service
tg,6s5. oo
9,740.00
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the bid submitted
by the Irle Roofing Company, in the amount of t!,6g5.oo, tor the re-rooting of the
Santa Maria General Hospital be, and the same is hereby, accepted.
In th~ Matter of the Sale of !ax Deede-d Property by the County Tax Collector.
Reeolution No. 74og
Purauant to a notice of intention to sell at public auction certain tax deeded
properties and request tor approval thereof filed with this Board of Supervisors by the
Tax Collector of Santa Barbara County, June 5 1947, it is resolved that approval be and
it is hereby granted tor said sale as set forth in the said notice and the said tax
collector is hereby directed to sell the property as provided by law tor a sum not less
than the min~m\1!1 p~ice set t~rth ~n this r~ solution. . - - . .
. ~ - -
The parcel or parcels of property that are the subject of this r esolution are
deeded to the . State of California tor deli~quent taxes and are situated in the.:County ot
Santa Barbara, State of Cal1torn1a; being . more particularly described . as tollows: .
Sold to the State June 29, 1~29, for taxes of 192S, Sale No. 467
Deeded to State ~ugust 4, 1934, Deed No. 23
Recorded in Volume 312 of Otticial Records, Page 319, Records of Santa Barbara
. . .
County.
Description of Property
Guadalupe Sub #1, Lot 76 According to Otticial Map
t
Minimum Price t320.3g
.
The toregoing resolution was duly passed and adopted by the Board of Superviso s
of Santa Barbal'"a County, the 9th day of June, 1947.
Sale of Tax
Deeded Prope ty
y
In the Matter of the Sale of Tax Deeded Pro2ert7 by the County Tax Collector.
v Resolution No. 7409 .
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Pursuant to a notice of intention to sell at public auction certain tax deeded
properties and request tor approval thereof filed with t his Board of Supervisors by the
.
Tax Collector of Santa Barbara County, June 5, 1947, it is resolved that approval be
and it is hereby granted tor s aid sale as set forth in the said notice and the said
tax collector is hereby directed to sell the property as provided by law tor a sum not
less than the minimum price set forth in this resolution.
The parcel or parcels of property that are the subject of this resolution are
deeded to the State of California tor delinquent taxes and are situated in the County
ot Santa Barbara, State of California, b.e1ng more particularly described as follows:
Sold to the State June 29, 1935, tor taxes of 1934, Sale No. 1249
Deeded to State July 1, 194o, Deed No. 13
Recorded in Volume 535 of Otticial Records, Page 13, Records of Santa Barbara
County.
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Reappointing
Theo. B.
Lundberg as
Commissioner
of County
Housing Autho
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Communication
v
Invitation
/
Recommendati f"
Recommende.tio
Reau!:' st of
Renewal of t
City Recreationel
Contract .
Copy of
Certificate
Description of Property
Guadalupe Sub #1, Lot 96 According to 0ff icial Map
Minimum Price $150.00
The foregoing resolution was duly passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors
of Santa Barbara County, the 9th day of June, 1947.
In the Matter of Reappointing Theo. B. Lundberg as a Commissioner of the
Santa Barbara County Housing Authority.
v- Resolution No. 7410
ity
WHEREAS, it ~ppears that the t erm of Theo. B. Lundberg, a Qo~issio ner of
the Santa. Barbara County Housing Authority, expires on ~uly 14th; 1947; and
WHEREAS, the remaining Commissioners of the Santa Barbara County Housing
Authorit7 have re quested the reappointment to s aid commission of Theo. B. Lundberg,
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND RESOLVED that Theo. B. Lundberg be
appointed as Commissioner of the Santa Barbara County Housing Authority for a tour-year
term beginning July 14th, 1947.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara
State of California, this. 9th day of June, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan
and T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
In t~e,Matter of Oo~n1cat1on from F. Fred Hoe !!_cher, Chief of Police,
Relative t o a Hazardous Condition on Sycamore Canyon Road.
The above entitled matter is hereby referred to Supervisor Stewart.
In the Matter of Invitation from t he B.P.o.E. to Enter a Float in the rourth
of July Parade.
The above entitled matter is hereby referred to Supervisor Stewart.
In the Matter of the Recommendation of the Planning Commission Relative to
the Request of Frank Cecoato to Establish a Trailer Camp, Hope School District.
The above entitled matter is continued to the next meeting.
In the Matter of the Recommendation of the Planniq Commission Relative to
the Abandonment of a Portion of Loure7ro Road, Montec1to.
The above entitled ~atter is hereb7 continued to the next meeting
In the Matter of Request of Renewal of the City of Santa~arbara Recreational
Contract t or 1947-4g.
The Clerk is hereby directed to notify the City Recreational Department that
it is the intention of the Board to a ssist 1n the City Recreational program on the same
basis as the preceding year.
,.!n the Mat~ er of Copy of Certificate from the Secretary of State Relative to
.,.,. the Annexation of the Higbee Tract to the City of Santa Barbara.
Communicatio
v
The above entitled matter is ordered placed on tile.
In th~Matter Qt Communication from the Div1s1.2_n of H1ghw91s Relative to the
.
Revised Apportionment of Federal Secondary Road Funds.
The above entitled matter is hereby referred to Richard s. Whitehead, Public
Works Director.
,
Commun1c?t1o
R,solution
R, : t o St ate
Su-nervi sor s Convent ion
,/'
Acoui sit i on ~ of Be ach L&n
V'
Meeting with
Associate
SuperintendP.
of Public
Instr uction
June 9th, 1947.
In the Matter of Co~ni~ ation from John r. ~hepard Relative to Apportionment
ot Federal Funds tor Casmalia School District.
The above entitled matter is hereby referred to the District Attorney.
In the Matter o-t R-e-solution- of Lake County Relative to the State Supervisors
Convention.
The above entitled matter is hereby referred to Supervisors Stewart and
Mcclellan.
.
In the Matter of the Acquisition of Beach Land trom the North County Boundar7
to Six Miles South at Ell~ood.
u. c. Murcell, President, Pac1t1c Basin Development Oompan7, accompanied by
his attorney C. A. A. McGee, appeared before the Board and presented a plan whereby
the Development Company would turn over Wyandotte Scrip to the Count7 tor the Purchase
ot a certain strip of beach land from the Federal Government tor oil development
purposes.
The above matter is hereby referred to the District Attorney tor stud7.
The Board took a recess until 4:30 p.m. of this day.
At 4:30 p.m. the Board convened.
Present: Supervisors O. W. Bradbury; Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford,
R. B. McClellan, T. A. Twitchell, and J. E. Lewis, Clerk.
In the Matter of Meeting with the Associate Superintendent of Public
t Instruction.
Upon motion, dulr. seconded and carried, it is ordered that Hal D. Caywood,
Superintendent of Schools, be, and he is hereby, authorized to confer with the
Associate Superintendent of Public Instruction in Sacramento, the week of June 23rd,
Approving In the Matter of Ap_p_!:.~Ving Merit System Compensation Plan as Presented in
Merit ~yetem
Compensation Bulletin No. 301.
Plan as
Presented in Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the State Depart-
Bulletin
No . 301 - ment of Social Welfare Merit System Compensation Plan Bulletin No. 301, steps 4 to 8,
Authori zing
L.A. Gammill
t o Att end
County
Treasurer a'
Convent ion .
v
Ste.te Depart
ment of
Social Welf ~ e
Mee t ing .
I
inclusive, be, and the same are hereby adopted as the salary olassitioations tor Santa
Barbara County, effective Jul7 1st, 1947.
In the Matter of Authorizing L. A. Gammill to Attend County Treasurers'
4
Convention.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that L. A. Gammill,
Treasurer, be, and he is hereby, authorized to attend the County Treasurers Convention
in Lake County, June 12th, l;th, and 14th. Kr. Gammill is authorized the use of hie
own car at the rate of 6 per mile, the total expenses of said trip not to exoeed
t5o.oo.
In the Matter of State Department of Social Weltare Meeting.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is authorized that H. J. Rudolph,
Welfare Director, be, and he is hereby, authorized to attend a meeting of the State
Department of Social Welfare in San Francisco, June 24th, 25th, and 26th, 1947
214
Authorizing
Francie
.
In the Matter of' .lu~o~ zing Fr~i !_McNamara to Attend the Veterans of'
}! cNemE1.r a to Foreign Wars State Convention.
At. t end Vetera a
of ForeiP-"n WA s Upo n motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that Francis McNamara,
State Convent on
/ Assistant Service Officer, be, and he is hereby, authorized to attend the Veterans of'
Foreign Wars St ate Convention at Santa Cruz1 June 9th, 10th, and 11th, 1947.
M e~t t ng of I_p the Matter of M~et ~~ of the State Department of Veterans Atf airs.
S t~.te Department
of Upon motion1 duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that Elwin R. Mcrgan
Veterans Aff a rs
i/ V~terans Service Officer, be, and he is hereby, authorized to attend the State Depart-
Cancellation
of Funds .
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CancellAtion
of Funds .
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Cancellation
of Funds .
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ment of' Veterans Atfairs meeting in Sacramento June 20th, 1947.
In the Matter of .Q.~cellation of Funds,
Re Plution No, 7411
Whereas, it appears to the Board of' Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of t700.oo is not needed in Accounts 99 A 31, Dentist, the sum of 1300.00; and
99 A 34, Supervising Nurse, the sum of 14oo.oo, Salaries and Wages, Health Officer,
General Fund.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of seven hundred dollars Ct700.oo)
be and the same is hereby canceled trom the above accounts and returned to the
Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C.- w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
'1'. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None.
In the Matter of -Cance-lition of F-un-ds.
Resolution No. 74lg
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the Sum of t900.00 is not needed in account 74 A 2, Deputy, Salaries and Wages, Reoorde ,
Salary Fund.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of nine hndred dollars ($900.00)
be and the same is hereby canceled from the above aooount and returned to the
Unappropriated Reserve Salary Fund.
Upon the passage of the torego1ng resolution, the r oll being called, the
f ollowing Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
c. V. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. KoClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Cancellat i on of F-un-ds.
Res~ution No. 7~13.
Whereas, it appears to the Boa.rd of Supervisors of San ta Barbara County that
the sum of $900.00 is not needed in account 4o A 3, Clerk, Salaries and Wages, General
Fund.
Nov therefore, be it resolved that the sum of nine hundred dollars Ct900.oo)
be and the same is hereby canceled from the above account and returned t o the
Unappropriated Reserve General Fund
Upon. the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervi~ors voted Aye, t o-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. MoClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
Cancellati on
of Funds .
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Cancellsti on
of Funds .
Cancel lation
of Funds
C-=tnce l lat1on
of Funds .
June 9th, 1947.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 7414
. Whereas, it appears to t he Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $2,4oo. oo is not needed in accounts 142 B 9, Motor Vehicle Supplies, the
sum of $1,000.00; and 142 B 23, Replacement of Equipment, the sum of $1,4oo.oo, Maintenance
and Operation, Fourth Supervisor District, Good Roads Fund
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of twenty-tour hundred dollars
($2.400.00) be and the same is hereby canceled trom the above accounts and returned to
the Un~ppropriated Reserve Good Roads Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing r esolution, the r oll being called, the
.
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
! . A. Twi tohell.
Nays, None Absent, None .
In the Matter of Canoellation of Funds.
. _Resolution . ~o. 7412_
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Sup~rv1sore of Sa~ta Barbara County that
the sum of $g50.oo is not needed in account 112 B 25, Service and Expense, Maintenance
and Operation, First Supervisor District, Good Roads Fund.
.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of eight hundred fifty dollars
. (tg50.oo) be and the same is hereby canceled from the above aooount and returned to the
Unappropriated Reserve Good Roads Fu~d.
Upon the passage of the foregoing r esolution, the .roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
o. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None.
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
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. Resolution No. 741-6
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Sup~rvisors of Sa~ta Barbara County that
I the sum of tgoo.oo is not needed in account 190 B 56, County Cash Aid, General Relief -
Weltare Department, General Fund.
Row therefore, be it r esolved that the sum ct eight hundred dollars (tgoo.oo)
be and the same ls hereby oanoeled from the above aooount and returned.to the
Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
I following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
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C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. MoClellan, and
T. A. Twitohell.
Na7s, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
' Resolution No. 7417
Whereas, it appears to the Boe.rd of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum or. $300.00 1s not needed in account 165 C 59, Purchase or Land, Capital Outlay,
. Parke - Second District, General Fund.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of three hundred dollars Ct300.oo)
216
Cancellation
of Funds.
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Cancellation
of Funds .
Tran sf er of
Funds .
be and the same 1e hereb7 oanceled from the above account and r eturned to the
Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
f ollowing Supervisors voted A1e, t o-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Canc-ellat ion-- o-t Funds.
Resolution~o. 7418
Whereas, it appears t o the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
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the sum of t700.oo is not needed in aooount 164 B 22, Repairs and Minor Replacements,
Maintenance and Operation, Parks - First District, General Fund.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of seven hundred dollars Ct700.oo)
be and the same is hereby canceled from the above aooount and returned t o the
Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being oalled, the
following Supervisors voted Are, t o-wit:
O. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None.
In the Matter of Canoellation of Funds.
Resolution Na. 7419
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $197.00 is not needed in aooount 26 C 1, Offioe Equipment, Capital Outlay,
Surveyor, General Fund.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one hundred ninety-seven dollar~
($197.00) be and the same ie hereby oanoeled from the above account and returned to the
Unappropriated Re~erve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervis~rs voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbur y, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McOlellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Na1s, None Absent, None .
In the Matter of Tranaf er of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund. - '
Resolution No, 7420
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Ba. rbara County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to accounts 99 B 1
Telephone and Telegraph; 99 B 2, Postage , Freight, Cartage and Express; 99 B 25, Servio
and Expense; 99 B 26, Heat, Light, Power and Water; 99 B 2g, Rent; in aooordance with
Section 3714, sub~ivisi on 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of seven hundred dollars Ct700.oo)
be and the same is hereby tranef erred from the unappropriated reserve General Fund to
accounts 99 B 1, Telephone and Telegraph, the sum of 1150; 99 B 2, Postage, Freight,
Cartage and Express, the sum of 8100.00; 99 B 25, Service and Expense, the sum of
$170.00; 99 B 26, Heat, Light, Power and Water, the sum of. $100.00; and 99 B 28 , Rent,
the sum of t1go.oo, Maintenance and Operation, Health Otfioer, General Fund.
Tra.nsf er of
Funds. ./
Tranef er of
Funds.
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Transfer of
Funds .
June 9th, 1947
Upon the passage of the foregoing res o l~ti o n, the r oll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, t o-wit:
Fund.
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twit che 11.
Nays, None Absent, None.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve Salar1
Resolution No. 7421
Whereas it appears to the Board or Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve Salary Fund to account 4o A 3,
Clerk; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore , be it resolved that the sum of nine hundred dollars Ct900.00)
be and the srune is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve Salary Fund to
account 4o A 3, Clerk, Salaries and Wages, Superior Court, Salary Fund
. Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the r oll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, t o-wit:
Fund
C. W. Bradbur1, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Resolution No. 7422.
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer_ is ne cessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to account 53 B
.
36. Reporting and Transcribing; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the
Political Code,
Now, therefore, be it resolved that the sum of five hundred dollars (t500.oo)
be and the s ame is hereby transferred trom the unappropriated reserve General Furd to
- account 53 B 36, Reporting and Transcribing, Maintenance andOperation, Police Courts,
General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Fund.
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Na1s, None Absent, None
In tjl~ Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappr-opriat-ed Reserve General
Resolution No. 7423
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund t o account 4o B 36,
Subdivision 3
Reporting and Transcribing; in accordance with Section 3714,/of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it r esolved that the sum of f i fteen hundred dollars
($1,500.00) be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve Gener
Fund to account 4o B 36, Repor.t ing and Transcribing, Maintenance and Operation, Superior
Court, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
f ollowing Supervisors voted Aye, t o-wit:
218
Tr ansfer of
F11nds .
Transfer of
Funds .
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Transfer of
Funds .
I
Fund.
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve Good Roads
Resolution No. 7424
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transter is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve Good Roads Fund to account 142 A
60, Labor; in accordance with Seetion 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of twenty-tour hundred dollars
($2,4oo.OO) be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve Good
. '
Roads Fund to account 142 A 60, Labor, Salaries and Wages, Fourth Supervisor District,
Good Roads Fund
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, end
T. A. Twitchell
Nays, ~one Absent, None
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unap_propriated Reserve General
Fund.
Resolution No. 7425
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to account 55 A 51,.
Janitor; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, ~e it resolved that the sum of three hundred dollars ($300.co)
be and the same is hereby transferred trom the unappropriated reserve General Fund to
account 55 A 51, Janitor, Salaries and 1Vages, Court Bouse, General. Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of ~ransfer of Funds trom the Unappropriated Reserve Good Roads
Fund.
Re~olut1~ No. 7426
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara Oounty that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve Good Roads Fund to account 112
60, Labor; in accordance with Section )714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be i t resolved that the sum of eight hundred fifty dollars
($g50.oo) be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve Good
Roads Fund to account 112 A 60, Labor, Salaries and Wages, First Supervisor District,
Good Roads 1'und.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
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Transf er of
Funds .
Tr ansf er of
Funds .
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Tronsfer of
Funds .
June 9th, 1947.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve General - -
Fund
Resolution No. 7427 -
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to accounts lgg C 2,
Automobiles; and lgg B g, Office Supplies; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision
3, of the Political Code,
Now the retore, be it resolved that the sum of eight hundred dollars ($goo.oo)
be and the same is hereby transterred from the unappropriated reserve General Fund to
accounts lgg C 2, Automobiles, Capital Outlay, the sum of t44E.35; and lt!S B g, Otfioe
Supplies, Maintenance and Operation, the sum of t353.65, Welfare Administration,
General Fund.
Upon the passage of -the foregoing resolution, the .roll being called, the
following Superviscrs voted Aye, t o-wit:
Fund.
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matt~r of Transter of Funds t~Qm the Unappropr iated Reserve General
~esolution No. 142!
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisor s of Santa Barbara County that a .
transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to account 164 A 60,
Labor; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of seven hundred dollars ($700.00)
.
be and 1he same is herebT transferred from the unappropriated reserve General Fund to
account 164 A 60, Labor, Salaries and Wages, Parks - First District, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervi'sors voted Aye, to-wit: .
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent , None
In the Matter _g_t Transfer of Funds trom t_ru, Un.aJ.P.tcm.riat~ Reserve General
Fund.
Resolution No. 7429 .
Whereas it appears to the Board of Sqervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to account 4o B 37,
Witness ~ees, Mileage and Expense; in aooordanoe with Section 3714, subdivision 3, ot
the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of three hundred dollars ($300.00)
be and the same is hereby tranef erred from the unappropriated reserve General Fund to
aocount 4o B 37, Witness Fees, Mileage and Expense, Maintenance and Operation, Superior
Court, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart., J. Monroe Ruthe~tord, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
Nays, None Absent, None
2:JU
Transfer of
Fund.
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Revision of
Budge t Items
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Revision of
Budget I tems
I
In the Matter of Transter of Funds trom the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund.
Resolution- No-. 743-0
Whereas it appears to the Beard of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund t o account 26 B 6,
Materials and Supplies; in accordance With Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Politica
Code,
Now therefore, be it r esolved that the sum of one hundred ninety-seven dollar
(t197.oo) be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve General
Fund to account 26 B 6, Materials and Supplies, Maintenance and Operation, Surveyor,
General Fun~.
Upon the passage of t he foregoing resolution, the r oll b eing called, the
f ollowing Supervisors vot ed Aye, t o-wit :
c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. St ewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 743!
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors 9t Santa Barbara County that
a revision i s necessary Within general classification of Salaries and.Wages, County
Veterans' Service Office, General Fund
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the atoresaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as f ollows, to-wit:
Transfer from Account lg7 A 2, Assistant Director, the sum of t10.oo to
Account lg7 A 1, Director, Salaries and Wages, County Veterans' Service Office, Genera
Fund
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent., None . "
In the Matter of- Revision of Bud et Items.
.!._esolution_!to. 7432
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa B&Tbara Oount1 that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Salaries and Wages, General
Hospital, Santa Barbara, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follats, to-wit:
Transfer from Account leo A 51 Janitors, Caretakers and Gardeners, the swa
of $2,690.00 t o Accounts l!O A 1, Administrator, the sum of 166.oo; igo A 3, Bookkeepe s,
Clerks and Stenographers, the sum of $200.00; and lgo A 34, Nurses, Orderlies and
Attendants , the sum of t2,334.oo, Salaries and Wages, Gener al Hospital, Santa Barbara,
General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing r esolution, the r oll being called, the
f ollowing Supervisors voted Aye, t o-wit:
C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart., J. Monroe Ruther!or.d, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
. .
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Revision of
Budge t Items
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RPvision of
Budget Items
Revision of
Budget I tems
~
June 9th, 1947.
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 7433
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Capital Outlay, General Hospit ,
' Santa Barbara , General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the at'oresaid aooounts be and the same are
hereby revised as follows, to-w1~:
Transfer trom Account lgo 0 1, Office Equipment, the sum of $52.g4 to Account
lgo C 33, R~placement of Steam and Water, Supply, Capital Outlay, General Hospital -
Santa Barbara, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolutio~ ~Q . 7434
Whereas, it appears to the Board of SuperV'isors of Santa Barbara County that a
revision is necessary within general classification of Salaries and Wages, General
Hospital, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the at'oresaid accounts be and the same are
hereby re~ised as f ollows, to-wit:
Transfer from Accounts lSO A 45, Social Workers, the sum of 1400.00; and lSO A
51, Janitors, Caretakers and Gardeners, the sum of $400.00 to Accounts lSO A 30,
Anesthetist, Record Librarian, Medical Secretary, Surgeons and Internee, Physicians, the
sum of 1400.00; and lgo A 37, Housekeepers, Housemaids and Seamstresses, the sum of
$4-0o.oo.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the Toll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-w1t:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None.
In the Matter of the Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 7435
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general olassitioation of Salaries and Wages, Road
Engineering, Good Roads Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same are
hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Account 162 A 25, Field Engineer, the sum of t1,200.oo to
Account 162 A 46, Engineering Aides, Salaries and Wages, Road Engineering, Good Roads
Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
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Budget ! tens
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Revision of
Bud;. et I terns .
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Report s---
Allowance of
Clai ms
In the Matter of Revision of B-udget Items.
~Re so luti on No. 743~6~
Whereas, it appears t o t he Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a r evision ls neoessary within general classification of Salaries and Wages, Court
House, General Fund.
Now, therefore , be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are her eby revised as f ollows, to-wit:
Transfer from Account 55 A 16, Special Help, the sum of $200.00 to Aocount
55 A 51, Janitor, Salaries and Wages, Court House, General Fund
Upon the passage of the t~go ing reeoluti'on, the roll being called, the
f ollowing Supervisors voted Aye, t o-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None .
In tbe Matter Jf Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 7437
Whereas, it appears t o the Board at Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that .
a revision is necessary within general olassitication of Maintenanoe and Operation,
Surveyor, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the s ame
are hereby revised as f ollows, to-wit:
Transfer trom Accounts 26 B 2, Postage, Freight, Cartage and Express, the swa
ot $30.00; 26 B 3, Traveling Expense and Mileage, the sum of $100.00; and 26 B 25,
~ervice and expense, the sum of $100.00 to Accounts 26 B 1, Telephone and Telegraph,
the sum of $15.00; _and 26 B 6, Materials and Supplies, the sum of $215.00, Maintenance
and Operation, Surveyor, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the f oregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C, W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Ruthe rford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None
Absent, None
- In the Matter of Reports. -
The following report was received and ordered placed on file:
Veterans Service Ottice.
-In- t-he- M-a-tte-r -ot -A-llO-f an-ce of Ola.im-s.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, unanimously, it is ordered that the
following olaims be, and the same are her eby, allowed, each claim for the amount and
payable out of the fund designated in the order of allowance endorsed on the f aoe ot
each olaim respectively, t o-wit:
A. Carlisle & Oo.
Mrs. S. R. Aiken
GENERAL FUND
Air Reduction Sales Company
Mrs. Carolotta Alvarado
The American Journal of Nursing
American Optical _Compan1
A. N. Paoking Company
Arrowhead and Pur1tas Waters Ino.
do do
5g.g6
40.00
1.20
25.00
3.00
49.Sl
2S.45
2.25
4.32
June 9th, 1947
Associat ed Tel ephone Co., Ltd.
do do
do do
Dorothy Bagl ey
Mrs. John Baker
Barbara Warth Hot el
Mrs. Madeleine Bastanchury
Wilma Becknell
Bens on s Garage
Mrs. Winifred Bentz
Bet t eravia Grooer1
C. W. Bradbury
Inez Branch
Br yant and Trott Company
Lauren F. Busby, M.D.
Calif ornia Met al Enameling Co.
Calitornia State Chanber of Commerce
Calitornia Test Bureau
Calitornia Tire Shop
do
do
do
do
.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do do
Bessi e Carbajal
do do
Mrs. Irene Carbajal
Mrs. J. Carr1oaburu
Channel Paper & Supply Co.
do do
Chap 1 s Market
Clark Linen and Equipment Co.
Mrs. Millie Clark
Coast Counties Warehouses
Convent of the Good Shepherd
Mrs. Elmer Cordero
Cornwall's Shoe Repairs
Mrs. Doris Couch
D. Appleton-Century Company, Inc.
Joe Dal Pozzo
do
Judi th A. Davies
do do
Lillian B. Deisch
Mrs. Mary De la Vega
Derringer-Taylor Motors
Fred Dumeshausen
E. I. Du Pont De Nemours & Company
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GENERAL FUND
,
,
46.!4
34.09
27.g1
302.3g
35.00
36.00
27.5g
~.10
15.00
25.00
52.00
322.6!
362.50
ig.97
16.75
20.09
1000.00
g.4o
24.34
17.22
l!.70
25.60
17.70
47.54
g.05
105.00
75.00
35.00
37.50
114.44
5.05
5.60
4o.go
l!.00
6g6.75
40.00
9.6!
2.72
35.00
5.15
14.22
14.22
16.50
55.01
112.90
25.00
6.oo
10.00
5.79
224
Allred J. Engle
Mies Lucy Espana
GENERAL FUND
do do
Mrs. Ettie Estes
Thelma Evans
Irvin M. Fallis
Amelia Flores
Fong_ Brothers
David A. Fouts
Frank W. Powers & Company
Fresno Market
Gallenkamp 1s
James D. Garrigan
Mrs. Hattie Gates
George Young Inc
do do
Germain's
Evelyn Giusti
Goleta Market
Mrs. Ramona Gonzales
Mrs. Irene Grand
Mrs. Ada Amanda Green
Paul Grim
Groves Seaside Service
Grune & Stratton, Inc.
Mrs. Eva Hamilton
Ida Hamil ton
Hearne Brothers
Chas. c. Hedges
Hills Stationery
.
Holiday Hardware Company
do do
do do
Holeer and Bailey
Helen Hurlbut
Ida 1 s Cate
J. C. Penny Company
do do
Johnson Service Company
Mrs. Della Johnson
Mrs. Vyola John~on
Jones Stat ionery and Gitts
Jordano Bros.
Department of Justice
Mrs . Myrtle Iindred
J. I. Kinman
do
Kratt 1 s Mal'ket
Mrs. Genevieve Kragh
. .
10.70
7.50
105.00
4o.oo
15.214-
19.03
74.g4
9g.53
201.61
5.,0
ll.36
5.38
35.3~
4o.oo
871.74
2.13
4.10
4.29
5.!9
35.00
4o.oo
16.93
20.00
4.16
4.oo
15g.06
35.00
33.51
10.50
10.50
36.14-14-
93.38
14.76
3.17
8.25
79.10
5.00
17.26
114.oo
go.oo
4o.oo
1.35
155.07
2.43
35.00
6.14
10.00
June 9th, 1947
Mrs. Ida Mae Krebs GENERAL FUND
Krelle Plumbing &: Electric Company
Mrs. J ohn Lara
do do
w. T. Lillard
Adrulfo Lopez
Mrs. Lillian Lopez
Los Angeles Stamp & Stationery
do do
Los Olivos Market and Oold Storage
Margaret Lundgren
E. J. Mantrina
Max Mantrina
Market Spot
Mrs. Trina Martin
Mrs. Frank Meoham
Mrs. Jess Mendoza
Mrs. Mary Menezes
Mrs. Minnie Menezes
do do
Miller-Bryant-Pierce
Lewis Miner
Monteoito County Wat er District
Mrs. Rebecca Mont ez
Montgomery Ward
Elvin R. Morgan
Bernard s. Morris
MoDonell 1 s
Francie A. McNamara
Joseph T. Nardo, M.D.
National Biscuit Company
Louis J. Needels, M.D.
News 0~ress Publishing Company
Ncr man 1 e Furniture
Ott Hardware Company
Pacific Coast Lumber Coriipany
Pao1tic Southwest Realty Company
c. A. Page
Mrs. Mary Perry
Warren Peter son
Martha Pow ell
do
Powers &: Co.
The Qua111ty Printing Service
Rand-Halpin-Hibler, Inc.
Ray's Pharmacy
Mrs. Margarite Rector
Remington Rand, Ino
46.77
21.00
35.00
35. 00
39.s7
19.00
7.50
4g. l.J.3
69.19
21.37
25.00
24. 00
3.00
10.42
go.co
4o.oo
17.50
75.00
17.50
94.19
9.23
10.00
1.05
25.00
5.07
23.02
230.00
.50
\ 17.5g
35.70
9.4S
29.50
4.10
19.37
24.oo
7.44
60.00
22.00
35.00
60.00
9.03
35.00
25.95
91.23
24g.54
2.56
75.00
57.69
226
Mrs. Alicia Robinson
Krs. Carmela Romasanta
Karia Romero
John D. Ross
Rudolph's Grocery
Dorothy Russiok
do do
Mrs. Jennie Sanchez
do do
Mrs. Mildred Sanchez
Sa!eway Stores, Inc.
do do
GENERAL FUND
do do
Sanitary Laundry -
Santa Barbara Retreading Shop
do do
Santa Barbara Transit Co.
City of Santa Maria
do do
Santa Maria Daily Times
Santa Maria Lodge No. 90, X of P
Josephine Savage
Hotel Savoy
do
do
Percy F. Senay
Frank Signor
E. P'. Smyth
Social Servi.ca Exchange
Solvang Garage and Service Station
Sout~ern Calit. Edison Co., Ltd
Southern Counties Gas Company
do do
Southern Paoitic Company
Standard Dry Goods Company
State of Oalitornia, Dept. of Justice
Lucy Strother
St. V1noent 1s School
do do
Rita Sunderland
Texas Lunch
Vining o. Thompson
Thritto Gas Service
Mrs. Margaret Todd
Irving B. Treloar
U. s. Standard Products
Victory Shoe Shop
Mrs. Martha Wade
War Surplus Outlet
59.35
45.00
25.16
59.sg
7.50
20.00
go.oo
4-o.oo
go.oo
109.6g
3g.36
21.g4
3g.14
527.69
30.08
52.66
37.go
10.00
i2.go
40.00
250.00
50.00
71.00
4.oo
g.oo
9.J+o
19.43
15.76
133.33
2.26
lg9.74
13.74
4-.23
3g.15
3g.41
7.24
117.00
55.9g
90.00
105.00
45.74
25.00
14.63
17.50
31.25
107.63
l.4o
35.00
l\.o.49
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Meeting ./
June 9th, 1947
Water Department
Raymond Watson
GENERAL FUND
Welch & Ryce
Western Fire Equipment Co
White Spot Service Station
Mrs. Alice Whitford
J. B. Willhoit
Elizabeth Williams
Wilson's Carbon Company, Ltd.
Wootton Printing Company
J. A. Wullbrandt
State Board of Equalization
R. C. Westw1ck
GOOD ROADS FUND
64.50
26.00
50.00
127.g3
1.0!
10.00
7.25
25.00
13.30
g.20
15.14
.90
62.00
Upon the passage of the foregoing Order, the roll being called the following
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'I Supervisors voted Aye, to.-w1 ta
t c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
Upon motion the Boar. d Adjourned sine die. .
The foregoing Minutes are hereby approved
. Chairman, Board ervisors
Attest: (' ~
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Clerk )
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CAJ.t, FOR A SPECIAL MEETING
We, the undersigned members of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of Calitornia, 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
ot Santa Barbara, State of Cal1torn1a, be and the same is hereby called for June 16,
1947, at 10 o'clock a". m.
The following is the business to be transacted at said meeting, to-wit:
In the Matter of the Proposal of the Pacific Basin Development Company.
In the Matter of the Petition of J. H. Renner, et al., Paradise Camp, Relative
to the Removal of the Los Pr1etos Camp tor Delinquent Boys.
In the Matter of Cancellation of Taxes on Property Acquired by the United
States of America.
In the Matter of the Sale of Tax Deeded Property by the County Tax Collector.
In the Matter of Approval of Stipulation to 011 Drilling Bond.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds to the Employees' Retirement Fund.
In the Matter of Request of the All Year Club tor 1947-4g Budget Appropriation.
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Proposal of
Pacific Devel
ment Comvany
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PetitionRe:
to the Remova
of Los Prieto
Camp. /
Cancellation
of Taxes on
Property
Acquired by t e
United St~t-s
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In the Matter of Obtaining the Services of a Consulting Structural Engineer.
In the Matter of Contract Between the County of Santa Barbara and George A
Eddy for Use of Private Transportation.
In the Matter of Acceptance of Right of WSi Grant tor Road Purposes, Second
Road District.
In the Matter of Appointment of Leon Roeser as Commissioner of the Solvang
Fire District.
In the Matter of Meeting of the !uberculosis Association.
In the Matter of Leave of Absence.
In the Matter of Resolution Authorizing and Designating Representative to
Make Application to the Department of Veterans Affairs, The Service and Coordination
Division for State Moneys Under Section 972 of the Military and Veterans Code of the
S~ate of California Chapter 1493, Statutes 1945
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds .
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds.
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
In the Matter of Reports.
Dated June 9, 1947.
C. W. BRADBURY
J. MONROE RUTHERFORD
PAUL E STEWART
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Board of Supervisors of the
County of Santa Barbara,
State of California.
R. B. McCLELLAN
T. A. TWITCHELL
Board of Supervisors_ of the CoEn~y of Santaj3J"ba!:._a, State of
California, June 16th, 1947, at 10 o'clock, a.m. Present:
Supervisors c. W. Bradbury, Paul E~ Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford,
R. B. McClellan, T. A. Twitchell, and J. E. Lewis, Clerk.
Supervisor C. W. Bradbury in the Chair.
The minutes of the regular meeting of June 9th, 1947, were read and approved.
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In the Matter of the Proposal of the Pacific Ba! in Development Company.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the proposal of
the Pacif io Basin Development Company that the County acquire a certain strip of beach
land be, and the same is hereby, rejected.
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-In- th-e- M-at-te-r o-f t-he Petitio-n of -J. H. Renner, ~t al.,_ Paradise Camp, Relative
to t he Removal of the Los Prietos Camp tor Delinqu~nt Boys.
'!'he above entitled matter is referred to the Board of Directors of the Ventura
Santa Barbara Juvenile Forestry Camp.
~ In the M~tter of Cancellation of Ta-xe-s -on- P-ro-pe-rty Acquired by the United
States of Americ. a.
ORDER -
It appearing to the Board of Supervisors of the County or Santa Barbara, State
of California, that the United States of America has acquired title to and is the ow~er
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ot certain real property situate in the County of Santa Barbara, State of California;
and
It further appearing that application has been made for the cancellation of
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Sale of Tax
Deeded Proue ty
Sel e of Tax
Deeded Prope ty
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June 16th, 1947
taxes and/or assessments, or liens ther ef or; on or against said r eal property, and
improvements thereon, if any, as provided by. Section 49S6, et seq., of the Revenue
and Taxation Code of the State of California; and
It further appearing that the written consent of the District Attorney of
said County of Santa Barbara, to the cencellation of said taxes and/or assessments,
has been obt ained therefor;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED that the Auditor of the County of Santa Barb~ra,
State of California, be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to cancel any taxee
and/or assessments, including assessments becoming a lien on March 1st, 1941, against
said real property, and improvements there on, acquired by ttle United States of America,
described as follows, to wit:
Sub 4 of Lompoc Farm Lot 152
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.OS acre
Excepting mining and mineral rights
Lynden School District.
The title to the above property was recorded
February 3, 1942. This property requires cancellation
of taxes for the year 1941-1942.
In the Matter of the Sale of Tax Deeded Property by the County Tax Collector.
/ Resolution No. 743g
Pursuant t o a notice of intention to sell at public auction certain tax deeded
properties and request for approval thereof filed with t his Board of Supervisors by
the Tax Collector of Santa Barbara County, June 11, 1947, it is resolved that approval
be and it is hereby granted tor said sale as set torth in the said notice and the said
tax collector is hereb1 directed to sell t he property as provided by law tor a sum not
less than the minimum price set forth in this resolution.
The parcel or parcels of property that are the subject of this resolution are
deeded to the State of California for delinquent taxes and are situated in the County
ot Santa Barbara, State of California, being more particularly described as fol.l ows:
Sold to the State August 16, 1933, tor taxes of 1932, Sale No. 7og
Deeded to State July 1, 193g, Deed No. 75.
Recorded in Volume 447 of Ott1c1al Records, Page 7, Records of
Santa Barbara County
Description of Property
Oak Park Knolls Lot 6g City of Santa Barbara
According to otf ioial map
Minimum Price $200 .00
The foregoing resolution was duly passed and adopted by the Boe.rd of
Supervisors of Santa Barbare County, the 16th day of June, 1947.
In the Matter of the Sale of Tax Deeded Property by the County Tax Collector.
/ Reso-lution No. 74)J
Pursuant to a notice of intention to sell at public auction certain tax deeded
properties and request tor approval thereof tiled with this Board of Supervisors by the
Tax Collector of Santa Barbara County, June 11, 1947, it is resolved that approval be
and it is hereby granted tor said sale as set forth in the said notice and the said
tax collector is hereby directed t o sell the property as provided by law for a sum not
less than the minimum price set forth in this resolution.
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Sale of Tax
Deeded PropEr
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The parcel or parcels of property that are the subject of this resolution are
deeded to the State of California for delinquent taxes and are situated in the County
of Santa Barbara, State of Oal1f orn1a, being more particularly described as follows:
Sold to the State June 29, 1932, for taxes of 1931, Sale No. 63g
Deeded to State July 1, 1937, Deed No. g4
Recorded in Volume 412 of Official Records, Page 66, Records of
Santa Barbara County.
Description of Property
Oak Park Knolls Lot 69
According to off ioial map
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Minimum Price $200.00
City of Santa Barbara
The foregoing resolution was duly passed and adopted by the Board of
Supervisors of Santa Barbara County, the 16th day of June, 1947.
In the Matter of the Sale of Tax D~ded Prop~rty b the County Tax Collector.
~ Resolution No. 7440
Pursuant to a notice of intention to sell at public auction certain tax deeded
properties and request tor approval thereof filed with this Board of Supervisors by the
Tax Collector of Santa Barbara County, June 11, 1947, it is resolved that approval be
and it 1s hereby granted for said sale as set forth in the said notice and the said
tax colleotor is hereby d1reoted to sell the property as provided by law for a sum not
less than the minimum price set forth in this resolution.
The parcel or parcels of property that are the subject of this resolution
are deeded to the State of California for delinquent taxes and are situated in the
County of Santa Barbara, State of California, being more particularly described as
follows:
Sold to the State June 29, 1932, for taxes of 1931, Sale No. 639
Deeded to State July 1, 1937, Deed No. !5.
Recorded in Volume 412 of Official Records, Page 67, Records of Santa
Barbara County .
Description of Property
.
Oak Park Knolls Lot 70 City of Santa Barbara
According to official map
Minimum Price t200.oo
The toregoing resolution was duly passed and adopted by the Board of
Supervisors of Santa Barbara County the 16th day of June, 1947.
Sale of Tax
Deeded PropeT y
In the Matter of the Sale of Ta-x Deeded Property by the County Tax Collector.
~ Resolution No. 7441
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Pursuant to a notice of intention to sell at public auction certain tax deeded
properties and request for approval thereof filed with this Board of Supervisors by the
Tax Collector of Santa Barbara County, June 11, 1947, it is resolved that approval be
and it is hereb1 granted for said sale as set forth in the said notice and the said
tax collector is hereby directed to sell the property as provided by law for a SWll not
less than the minimum prioe set forth 1n this resolution.
The parcel or parcels of property that are the subject of this resolution are
de eded to the State of California for delinquent taxes and are situated in the County
of Santa Barbara, State of Oaliforn1a, being more particularly described as follows:
Approval of
Stipulation
t o 011 Drill g
Bond.
Transfer of
Funds to
Employees'
Retirement
Fund .
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Reaueet of
All Ye ar Clu
for 1947-48
Budge t Appro
at ion. v-
Obt a i ning
Services of
Consulting
St r uctural
EngineF.r.
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The
Supervisors
June 16th, 1947
Sold t o the State June 29, 1934, for taxes of 1933, Sale No. 927
Deeded t o State July 1, 1939, Deed No. 96
Recorded in Volume 473 of Official Records, Page 41, Reoords of
- Santa Barbara County.
nescription of Property
Lot 31, Block 250 City of Santa Barbara
According to ~ f icial map
Minimum Price $55.00
foregoing resolution was duly passed and adopted by the Board of
of Santa Barbara County, the 16th day of June, 1947.
In the Matter of Approval o_f _St_ i.p ulation to Oil Drilling Bond. __ _
Pursuant to the request of F. H. Johnson, Oil Well Inspector, and in
accordance with the provisions of Ordinance No. 559,
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the following
stipulation to oil drilling bond be, and the same is hereby, approved:
The Ohio Oil Company - The Ohio Casualty Insurance Company covering well 1Thomas B.
Bishop Co." No. 1.
~n the Matter of Transfer of Funds to the Employees Retirement Fund.
0 RD ER .
Upon motion, duly made, seconded, and unanimously carried, it is ordered
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that the County Auditor be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to transfer the
following sums to the 1 Employees Retirement Fund1 from the funds set forth below,
said transfer being in accordance with the provisions of Section 101 of Article 6
ot the County Employees. Retirement . Act of 1937:
General Fund
Salary Fund
Good Roads Fund
011 Well Inspection Fund
Special Road Improvement rtlnd
Law Library Fund
Total credited to "Employees Retirement Fund1
3,609.63
l,996.g1
997.63
22.02
11.61
.62
Upon the roll being oalled, the following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
I n the Matter of Re quest of the All Year 91ub tor 1947-4g ~dget Appropr1at1o
Mr ~ . Robert. Hughes appeared before the Board on behalf of the All Year Club
requesting an appropriation in the same amount as the previous year. Mr. Hughes was
assured his request would be given due consideration.
In the Matte~ of Obtaining the Services of a Consulting Structural Engineer.
Francis E. ~vans, Surveyor, is hereby directed to negotiate a contract with
John K. Minasian, Consulting Structural Engineer, tor approval of structural plans in
compliance with the State Riley Aot. Said contract to be drawn by the District
Attorney and to embody the terms of $5.00 per hour for service, plus traveling expense
and time; also to include a suggested termination olause of either 30 or 60 days on
the part of either party.
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Upon the preparation and approval of the contract by the District Attorney the
same to be presented to the Board of Supervisors tor authorization.
Contract Betwe n !_n the Matt~r or C!.2.ntract Bet~een the Countr. of Santa Barbara and George A.
Oounty and
George A. Eddy Eddy for Use of Private Transportation.
for Use of
Private Transportation.
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Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the Chairman and
Clerk be, and they are hereby, authorized to execute a contract on behalf of the County
ot Santa Barbara with George A. Eddy, weed and rodent laborer, tor the use of his own
oar or horse, at the rate of $1.00 per day, each day used.
Acceptance of In the Matter of AcoeRtanoe of Right of Way Grant tor Road Purposes, Seoond
Right of Way
Grant for Road Distriot.
Road Purno se.s -
SecoT'C. Road
:1strict ./
Appointment
of Leon Roese
. Resolution No. _744_,g_.
WHEREAS, George Lotterhos and Anne Hill Lotterhos, his wite, and the Security
First National Bank of Los Angeles, a national banking association, as trustee, has
delivered to the County of Santa Barbara their right of way grant dated April 3rd, 1947
whereby said George Lotterhos and Anne Hill Lotterhos, his wife, and the Security First
National Bank of Los Angeles, as trustee, grants to the County of Santa Barbara an
easement and right of way tor publio road purposes; and
WHEREAS, it appears tor the best interests of the County of Santa Barbara that
aaid right of way grant should be accepted;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that said right of way grant be,
and the same is hereby, accepted, and that J. E. Lewie, County Clerk, is hereby authorized
and directed to record said right of way grant in the office of the Recorder ot
the County of Santa Barbara.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 16th day of June, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: ~. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell
Nays: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Appo-int-ment of Leon Roeser as Com-missioner of the Solvang
as Commission r Fire District.
of Solvanp: Fi e
District.
Me~ting of th
Tube r culosis
Association
Leave of
Absence
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Upon motion, duly seoonded and carried, it is ordered that Leon Roeser be,
and he is hereby, appointed a Commissioner of the Solvang Fire District, vice Alfred
Jorgensen, deceased.
In the M--atter of Meeting of the Tuberculosis Association.
Upon motion, duly seoonded and carried, it is ordered that Dr. D. M. Caldwell
be, and he is hereby, authorized to attend the Tuberoulosis Assooiation meeting in
San Francisco for three days; and, it is further ordered that Dr. c. C. Hedges be
authorized attendance at the same meeting tor one day.
In the- Matter of Leave of Absence.
Upon mo~ion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that Norman H. Caldwell,
Zoning Administrator, be, and he is hereby, authorized leave of absence without pay
from July 14th to 26th, 1947.
Resolution !_p. 1!h._e May~~r of Resolution Authorizing and Designating Representative to
for State
Moneys - Me.ke Application to the Department of Veterans Affairs, the Service and Ooord1nat1on
Veterans
Service 0ff1c Division tor State Moneys Under Section 972 of the Military and Veterans Code of the
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State of California, Chapter 1493, Statutes 1945.
Cancellation
of Funds
Cancellation
of Funds.
June 16th, 1947.
R- esolution No. 7443
RESOLVED: That C. W. Bradbury is hereby authorized and designated as the
representative of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, to sign and
present an application on its behalf to the Department of Veterans Affairs of the
State of California, for State moneys under Section 972 of the Military and Veterans
. . .
Code, State of California, Chapter 1493, Statutes 1945; and be it
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FURTHER RESOLVED: That said representative is hereby authorized and designate
to execute an agreement on behalf of said County with said Department of Veterans
Affairs oovering the terms and conditions under which any amount of State moneys is to
be granted to the said County; and be it
' FURTHER RESOLVED: That the amount of State moneys requested is Eight
Thousand One Hundred and Ninety Dollars (tg190.oo). or such portion thereof as may be
approved by the Department of Veterans Atf airs, and for. which matching funds may be
provided by the County in the proportions as required by agreement with said Department
Executed this 16th day of June 1947.
Signature C. W. BRADBURY
Chairman, Board of Supervisors
In the Matter -of Cancellation of Funds.
. Resolution .No. 7444
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of t150.oo is not needed in account 2g B 27, Publications, Maintenance and
Operation, Planning a.nd Public Works, Gene r al Fund
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one hundred fifty dollars
($150.00) .be and the same is hereby canceled from the above account and returned to
the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
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Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. MoOlellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds
- -- Reeo1ut10ii No . 7li45
Whereas, it appears to"tlie Board. of Supervisors of Sapta Barbara County that
the sum of t150.oo is not needed in account 162 C 2, Automopil~a, Capital Outlay,
Road Engineering - Good Roads Fund.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one hundred fifty dollars
(1150.00) be and the same is hereby canceled from the above account and returned to
.
the Unappropriated Reserve Good Roads Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe. Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Cano.e-llat ion of Funds.
Resolution No. 7446
Whereas, 1t appears to the Board or Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the .sum of $50~ 00 is not needed in aocoun.t 5g B 6, Material.a a.nd Supplies, Maintenance
and Operation, Santa Maria 0ftioes, General Fun~.
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of Funds . /
Cancellation
of Funds .
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CanoellRtion
of Funds . I
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of f1tty dollars (150.00) be and
the same is hereby canceled from the above account and returned to the Unappropriated
Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 7447
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $4,ooo.oo is not needed in account 152 A 60, Labor, Salaries and Wages,
Fifth Supervisor District - Good Roads Fund.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of tour thousand dollars (14,ooo.oo)
be and the same is hereby canceled from the above account and returned to the
Unappropriated Reserve Good Roads Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervi_sors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Tw1 tchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Canoell__ation of Funds.
Resolution No. 744g
.
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of 14-0o.oo 1s not needed in account 172 C 3, Playground Equipment, Capital
Outlay, Parks - Fitth District, General Fund.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of four hundred dollars ($4oo.oo)
. .
be and the same is hereby canceled from the above account and returned to the
Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. TWitchell
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of C-ancella- tion of Funds.
Resolution No. 7449
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $1,950.00 is not needed in accounts 1S2 C S, Laboratory and Surgical Equipment,
the sum of $450.00; and 1S2 C 9, Kitchen Equipment, the sum of tl,500.00, Capital
Outlay, Santa Maria Hospital, General Fund
. .
Now therefore, be 1t resolved that the sum or nineteen hundred fifty dollars
($1,950.00) be and the same 1s hereby oanoeled from the above accounts and returned
to the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, tte
following Supervisors voted Aye , to-wit:
c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. MoClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
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Cancellation
of Funds.
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Transfer of
FunC.s.
Transfer of
Funds.
Transfer of
Fttnds
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June 16th, 1947
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 7450
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Banta Barbara County ttat
the sum of t350.00 is not needed in accounts ig2 1 35, Dietitians, Cooks and Porters,
the sum of 8200.00; and ig2 A 51, Janitors and Gardeners, the sum of $150.CO, Salaries
a.nd Wages, Santa Maria Hospi tal, General Fund
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of three hundred fifty dollars
($350.00) be and the same is hereby canceled from the above accounts and returned to
the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul .E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
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In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from _the Unapp~9priat~ Reserve General Fund
Resolution No. 7451
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to accounts lg2 B 7,
Food Supplies; and lg2 B 6, Materials and Supplies; in accordance with Section 3714,
subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of thirty-three hundred dollars
($3,300.00) be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve Genera
Fund to accounts lg2 B 7, Food Supplies, the sum of $2,900.00; and lg2 B 6, Materials
. . .
and Supplies, the sum of $4oo.oo, Maintenance and Operation, Santa Maria Hospital,
General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B . . McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None.
In. the Matter of Transfer of Fund~ from the UnaEpropriated Re serve General Fund
. Resolution No. J.!22
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to account ig2 B 7,
Food Supplies; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of twenty-three hundred dollars
($2,300.00) be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve
. . . .
General Fund to account lg2 B 7, Food Supplies, Maintenance and Operation, Santa Maria
Hospital, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the r oll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B . McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Transter_Qf Funds from the_!!nappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Resolutiqn No, 1~53
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
transfer is necessary trom the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to account 172 A 60,
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Funds .
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labor; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be . it r e eolv ~d that the sum of tour hundred dollars ($4oo.oo)
. be and the same is her eby transterred from the unappropriated reserve General Fund to
account 172 A 60, Labor, Salaries and Wages, Parks-Fifth District, General Fund
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the r oll being called, the
.
f ollowing Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Fund.
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve Good Roads
Resolution No. 7454
Whereas it appears t o the Board of Supervisors of SEl?lt~ Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve Good Roads Fund to account
152 B 9, Motor Vehicle Supplies; and 152 B 22, Repairs and Minor Replacements; in
accordance with Section 3714, subdivi sion 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of four thousand dollars ($4,ooo.o )
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be and the s ame is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve Good Roads Fund
to accounts 152 B 9, Motor Vehicle Supplies, the sum of $2,000.00; and 152 B 22,
.
Repairs and Minor Replacements, the sum of $2,000.00, Maintenance and Operation, Fifth
Supervisor District - Good Roads Fund.
Upon the passage of the f oregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
f ollowing Supervisors voted Aye, t o-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Trane-ter of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund .
Resolutio~~o. 7455
Whereas it .appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a t ransfer i necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to account 5g A
51, Janitor; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it r esolved that the sum of fifty dollars ($50.00) be and
the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve General Fund to account
5g A 51, Janitor, Salaries and Wages, Santa Mari a Offices, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the fore going resolution, the r oll being called, the
f ollowing Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
.
C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
.
Nays, None Absent, None.
In the Matter of Tran ~~ _Q;t' Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve Good Roads
Fund.
Resoluti._ll ~~ 7456
Whereas it appears t o the Board of Supervisors of Banta Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve Good Roads fund to account
162 B 22, Repairs and Mi nor Replacements; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision
3, of the Political Code,
Transfer of
Funds .
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Revision of
Budget Items
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Revision of
Budget I tEms
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June 16th, 1947
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one hundred fifty dollars
($150.00) be and the same is her~by transferred from the unappropriated reserve Good
Roads Fupd to account 162 B 22, Repairs and Minor Replacements, Mai~tenance and Operat1o
Road Engineering - Good Roads Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
follow.ing. Supervisors voted Aye., to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. MoOlellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropri ~ed Reserve General Fund
Resolution No. 1421
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
transfer is necess!l'y from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to account 2g 0 1,
Office Equipment; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one hundred fifty dollars
Cll50.00) be and the same is hereby transferred from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund to account 2g 0 1, Office Equipment, Capital Outlay, Planning and Public Works,
General Fund.
Upon the passage of the to.regoing resolution, the roll being called, the
follow.i ng. Supervisors voted Aye., to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 745g
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Santa Maria Hospital, General Fund
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same are
hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Account 1S2 B 24, Building Repairs, the sum of l2,4oo.oo to
Accounts 1S2 B 10, Drugs, Medical and Surgical Supplies, the sum of $1,000.00; 1S2 B 26,
Heat, Light, Power and Water, the sum of ll,100.00; lg2 B 12, Laundry Service, the sum
of 1200.00; and lg2 B 14, Cleaning and Disinfecting Supplies, the sum of $100.00,
Mainte.nance and Operation, Santa Maria Hospital, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being c alled, the . .
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Item-s.
Resolution No. 7459
Whereas, it appears to the Board of SuperYisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general class ification of Salaries and Wages, Santa
Maria .Hospital, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be 1t Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
238
Revision of
Budget Items .
I
Revision of
Budget I tems .
J
Revision of
Budget Items .
J
Transfer from Accounts ig2 A 30 , Physicians, Fourth and Fitth Districts, the
sum of $4-00.00; and ig2 A 33, Technicians, Laboratory, X-Ray, the sum of $400.00 to
. -
Accounts ig2 A 34, Nurses, the sum of $700.00; and lg2 A 39, Ambulance Driver, the sum
ot $100.00, Salaries and Wages, Santa Maria Hospital, General Fund
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being c alled, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, t o-wit:
C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the ~tter or R~vis !on of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 7460
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a r evision is necessary within general classification of Capital Outlay, Parks, Fifth
District, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same are
hereby r evised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Account 172 0 3, Playground Equipment, the sum of $4oo.oo to
Account 172 C 2, New TrlllCk, Capital Outlay, Parks, Fifth District, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan and
r. A. Twitchell.
, Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter 01_ _Revision of B~!_get Items.
Resolu~io~ No. 746_!_
Whereas, it appears t o the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
County Garage - Santa Maria, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows , to-wit:
Transfer from Account 32 B 23, Replacement of Equipment, the sum of $100.00
to Account 32 B 6, Materials and Supplies, Maintenance and Operation, County Garage -
~anta Maria, General Fund.
Upon the passage o~ the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision or Budget Items.
Resolution No. 7_46__?~
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors or Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within gener al classification of Salaries and Wages, Oil Well
Inspection and Salt Water Control, Oil Well Inspection Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Re1olved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same are
hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Account 93 A 60, Extra Labor, the sum or $100. 00 to Account
93 A 17, Inspector, Salaries and Wages, Oil Well Inspection and Salt Water Control,
011 Well Inspection Fund.
Revision of
Bud ~e t I tems
Rvis i on of
Budget Items
Revis i on of
Bud-v.et Items
./
,
June 16th, 194-7
Upon the passage of the foregoing resol~tion, the rol~ being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Re-so-lution No. 74-63
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is neoessary within general classification of Salaries and Wages, General
Hospital - Santa Barbara, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid Accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Account lgo A 33, Technicians, Bacteriologists and Pathologists, .
the sum of 175.00 to Aocount .1go A 3, Bookkeepers, Clerks and Stenographers, Salaries
and Wages, General Hospital - Santa Barbara, General Fund .
Upon the passage of the fore going resolution, the r oll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. w. Bradbury, Paul _E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and .
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Rev~s!on of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 7464
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maint enance and Operation,
General Hospital - Sa.nta Barbara, General Fund
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereb7 revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Account lgo B 12, Laundry Supplies, the sum of $100.00 to
~count igo B 1, Teleph~ne and Telegraph, Maintenance and Operation, General Hospital -
Sant a Barbara, . General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul. E. Stew~rt, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, No.n e Absent, None
In the Matt~r . o_t Revision of Budg~ Items.
Resolution No. 7465
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Predatory Animal Control, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Account g3 B 30, Lion Bounties, the sum of $150.00 to Account
g3 B .51, Predatory Animal Control, Maintenance and Operation, Predatory Animal Control,
General Fund.
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
2 {lU
Revision of
Budget Items.
I
Revision of
Bud~et Items.
I
Revision of
Budget Items .
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C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
_jlesolution No. 7~66
Whereas, ,it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a ~evision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Juvenile Hall, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same are
hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Accounts 196 B 2, Postage, Freight, Cartage and Express, the
sum of $26.71; 196 B 12, Laundry Service, the sum of $100.00; 196 B 25, Service and
Expense, the sum of $136.10; and 196 B 10, Drugs, Medical and Surgical Supplies, the
sum of t34.25 to Accounts 196 B 7, Food Supplies, the sum of t262.Sl; and 196 B 26,
Heat, Light, Power and Water, the sum of $34.25, Maintenance and Operation, Juvenile
Hall, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, t o-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Rev1_sion ot~uq_g~t Items.
Resolution_ No. 74-67
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Probation Officer, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforeseid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Accounts 195 B 6, Materials and Supplies, the sum of $25.00;
and 195 B 25, Service and Expense the sum of $100.00 to Account 195 B g, 0ff 1oe Supplie ,
Maintenance and Operation, Probation 0ffioer, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
O. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford; R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None.
-In the Matte-r of Revision of Budget -It-e-m-s.
Resolution No. _]46g
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors or Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classitioation of Maintenance and Operation,
Assessor, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid aooounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Account 12 B 3, Traveling Expense and Mileage, the sum of $150
to Account 12 B g, Office Supplies, Maintenance and Operation, Assessor, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Revision of
Budget Item,. s
Revision of
Budget Items .
v
Revision of
Budget Items.
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June 16th, 1947
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monro. e Rutherfor. d, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 7469
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Road Engineering - Good Roads Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are her eby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Account 162 B 3, Traveling Expense and Mileage, the sum of
$250.00 to Account 162 B 6, Materials and Supplies, Maintenance and Operation, Road
Engineering - Good Roads Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being c alled, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision ,Pf Budget Item_! .
Resolution No. 7470_
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Planning and Public Works, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Account 2g B 2, Postage, Freight, Cartage and Express, the
sum of $55.00 to Accounts 2! B 1, Telephone and Telegraph, the sum of $15.00; and
2! B 3, Traveling Expense and Mileage, the sum of $40.00, Maintenance and Operation,
Planning and Public Works, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
O. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. Me~lellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent 1 None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items!
Resolution No. 1471
Whereas, 1t appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Planning and Public Works, General Fund
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised aa follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Account 2g B 27, Publications, the sum of $2g5.oo to Accounts
2g B g, Office Supplies, the sum of $125.00; 2! B 22, Repairs and Minor Replacements,
the sum of $50.00; and 2! B 6, Materials and Supplies, the sum of $110.00, Maintenance
and operation, Planning and Publio Works, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the r oll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
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Reports. ----r
Abandoning
Proceedings/
Bids for
Altere.tions
v'
Petition of
Edwin C. Welc ,
F't al ., for
Formation of
the Pronosed
l.fonteci to
Sc n t t ary Dist.
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C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, 'None
In the Matter of Reports.
The following ~eports were received and ordered placed on file:
County Health Department
Santa Barbara General Hospital
City of Santa Barbara Recreational Prog~am
The Board took a recess until 5 o'clock, p.m., of this day.
At 5 o'clock, p.m., the Board convened.
Upon motion the Board adjourned sine die.
The foregoing minutes are hereby approved
.
Chairman, ~oard p' e.r visors.
Clerk
Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State at
California, June 23rd, 1947, at 10 o'clock, a.m. Present:
Supervisors c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford,
R. B. McClellan, T. A. Twitchell, and J. E. Lewis, Clerk
Supervisor C. W. Bradbury in the Chair.
The minutes of the Special meeting of June 16th, 1947, were read and approved.
In the Matter of Abandoni~g, Di~missing, and Term.!_nating Proceedings of the
Montecito Sanitary District. (John C. Wyeth, et al)
The above entitled matter was continued until July 7th, 1947, at 10 o'olook,
a.m.
. . .
In the Matter of -Bide f or the Alteration and Additions to the Office of the
District Attorney.
The above enti.tled matter was continued until July 7th, 1947.
. .
In the Matter of the Petition of Edwin C. Welch,__et al.J for the Formation
ot the Proposed Montecito Sanitary District of Santa Barbara County.
ORD-E-R
WHEREAS, a petition for the formation of the proposed Montecito Sanitary
District of Santa Barbara County, signed by E. C. Welch, et al., was presented to the
Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, at a r egular
.
meeting thereof on April 14th, 1947; and
WHEREAS, the said Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara on the
19th day of May, 1947, duly and regularly adopted Resolution No. 7377 fixing the
boundaries of the proposed Monteoito Sanitary District and calling an election in the
proposed district to be held July 15th, 1947, to determine whether said proposed
district should be formed, and to elect an Assessor and five members of the Governing
June 23rd, 1947
Board, in accordance with the Sanitary District Act of 1923, as amended; and
WHEREAS, it is deemed most expedient by this Board that three polling places
be established within the boundaries of said proposed district;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDERED that Montecito Precincts 1 and 5, the boundaries
of which were established by order of this Board on November 10th, 1941, be, and the
same are consolidated for the purposes of this election , into a Special Precinct to be
disignated as Special Precinct No. 1.
BE IT FURTHER ORDERED that Montecito Precincts 2 and 4, as established by
this Board, by order adopted November 10th, 1941, be , and the same are hereby consolidat d
into a Precinct to be designated, tor the purposes of this election, as Sp~cial Precinct
No. 2 .
BE IT FURTHER ORDERED that Montecito Precinct No . 3, as established by t his
Board by its order dated November l Otb, 1941, be, and the same is hereby, designated as
Sepcial Precinct No. 3, . t or the purposes of t his election.
BE IT FURTHER ORDERED that the date of the election for the formation of the
proposed Montecito Sanitary District, and for the election of the officers ther eof, be,
and the same is hereby set as July 15th , 1947, and the polls to be open from the hours
of 7 o'clock a.m. to 7 o'clock p.m. of that day.
BE IT FURTHER ORDERED that the following places be designated as the polling
places, and the following named electors be appointed officers of the election boards
to serve in each special precinct as established above, as follows, to wit:
Special Precinct No. 1 (Regular Montecito Precincts 1 and 5)
Polling Place: Monteoito Fire Station
443 East Valley Road,
Santa Barbara , California
Officers of Election
Inspector: William Stribling
470 Ashley Road
Judge:
Judge:
Santa Barbara, California
Mrs. Anna C. Stevens
lg39 East Valley Road
Santa Barbara, California
Mrs. Graoe Fleokser
699 San Ysidro Road
Banta Barbara, California
Special Preeinot No. 2 (Regular Montecito Precincts 2 and 4)
Polling Place: Monteoito Union School
335 San Ysidro Road
Santa Barbara, California
Officers of Election
Inspector: Miss Gertrude Price
139 Miramar Avenue
Judge:
Santa Barbara , California
Tonnes Halvorsen
4g~ East Valley Road
Santa Barbara, California
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Renumeration
for Elect ion
Officers end
Rent of Follin
Places -
Montecito
Sanitary
District Elect
v
Request for
Relief Under
Ordinance
No. 453. ./
ReauFst for
Relief Under
Ordina.nce
No. 453. I
Judge; Mrs. Evelyn Hammock
610 East Valley Road
Santa Barbara, California
Special Precinct No. 3 (Regular Montecito Precinct 3)
Polling Place: Biltmore Garage
Biltmore Hotel
Santa Barbara. , C. alifornia
Officers of Election
Inspector: Mrs. Catherine Romero
Judge:
Judge:
9g Spring Road
Santa Barbara, California
Mrs. Myrtle Heitman
1256 Coast Highway
Santa Barbara, California
Mrs. Dora B. Olson
go Virginia Road
Santa Barbara, California
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 23rd day of June, 1947.
In the Matter of Remuneration for Election Officers and Rent of Polling Places
for the Formation of the Monte~ito Sanitary District Election.
O- -R-D'"E-RIT
IS ORDERED that the following rates, be, and the same are hereby, fixed as
on
the remuneration for officers of election, and rent of polling places for the formatio
of the Montecito Sanitary District Election to be held July 15th, 1947, to wit:
Officers of Election
Rent of Polling Places
10.00
10.00
Upon passage of the foregoing order, the roll being called the following
Supervisors voted Aye, towwit:
No. 453.
C. W. Bre.dbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
In the Matter of the Request of Robert G. Jamison for Relief Under Ordinance
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the Recommendation r
of the Planning Commission that Robert G. Jamison be granted relief under Ordinance No.
453 to erect a dwelling thirty-five feet from the centerline of Cheltenham Road be, and
the same is hereby, confirmed.
In the Matter of the Request of James W. Briscoe for Relief Under Ordinance
No. 453.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the recommendation
of the Planning Commission that James W. Briscoe be granted relief under Ordinance No.
453 for rear yard requirements as they apply to Lot 26, Oceanside Beach Tract, be, and
the same is hereby, confirmed.
Reouest for
Relief Under
Ordinance
No. 538
Petition of
Frank Buehrle
for Re-Zonin
a Portion -of
Certain Lot
in Serena.
Increase in
Fnrollment of
Crane Countr
Day School.
Increase in
Enrollment o
Howard Schoo
Publishing t e
Minutes of t e
Board of
Supervisors
for 1947-48.
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June 23rd, 1947
In the Matter of the Request of Fred H. Danelson for Relief Under Ordinance
No. 538.
2 , -~
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the recommendation
of the Planning Commission that Fred H. Danelson be granted r elief under Ordinance No.
538 as it applies to front yard requirements to Lot 12, Highland Park Tract, Hope
District, be, and the same is hereby, confirmed.
In the Matter of the Petition of Frank Buehrle for Re-Zoning a Portion of a
Certain Lot in Serena.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that a Notice of Hearing
on the petition of Frank Buehrle for r e-zoning a portion of Lot 14, Serena Park, from
B-1 (residential) to 0-1 (commercial) be, and the same is hereby, set for Monday,
July 14th, 1947, at 10 o'clock, a.m., in the meeting room of the Board of Supervisors
of the County of Santa Barbar a; said Notice of Public Hearing to be published in the
Carpinteria Herald.
In the Matter of Increase in Enrollment of the Crane Country Day School.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered, according to the
recommendation of the Planning Commission, that the enrollment of the Crane Country Day
School be increased from 50 to 60 day students
In the Matter of Increase in Enrollment of the Howard School.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered, according to the
'
recommendation of the Planning Commission, that the enrollment of the Howard School be
increased from 42 to 52 day students.
' In the Matter of Publishing the Minutes of the Board of Supervisors for the
Fiscal Year 1947-48.
. .
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the .C le. rk of this
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Board cause notice to be published for ten days calling for bids for publishing a fair
statement of all of the proceedings of the Board of Supervisors, from and including
the 7th day of July, 1947 and including all regular and special meetings of said Board
to be held up to and including the thirtieth day of June, 1948; ~11 bids must be for
a lump sum per meeting, the bid for regular and special meetings to be separately
stated; bids shall be recieved on or before July 7th, 1947, at 10 o'clock, a.m. The
successful bidder shall, within ten days after the acceptance of his bid, enter into a
written contract with the County of Santa Barbara to publish said minutes in accordance
with his bid, and execute a good and sufficient bond in the amount of $500.00, with two
.
sureties satisfactory to t his Board, for the faithful performance of his contract.
The Board reserves the right to r e j ect any and all bids submitted. Said advertisement
shall be in practically the following form, to wit:
NOTICE CALLING FOR BIDS
FOR PUBLISHING A FAIR STATEMENT OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD
OF SUPERVISORS FOR THE FISC~L YEAR 1947-4g.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed bids will be received by the Board of
Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara , until 10 o'clock a.m. July 7th, 1947, for
publishing a fair statement of all the proceedings of the Board of Supervisors from and
including the regular meeting to be held on the 7th day of July, 1947, to and including
all regular and special mee tings of said Board up to and including the 30th day of
June, 194.g.
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Communication
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All bids must be for a lump sum per meeting, and the bid tor regular meetings
and special meetings to be separately stated. The successful bidder shall, within ten
days after the acceptance of his bid, enter into a written contract with the County of
Santa Barbara to do such publishing in accordance with his bid, and to furnish a good
and sufficient bond, in an amount to .be fixed by said Board for the faithful performance
of his contract.
The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bide submitted.
By Order of the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County made and entered
in the minutes of said Board the 23rd day of June, 19~7.
J. E. LEWIS
County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors.
In the Matter of Communication from Jaok H. Glines Relative to Cancellation o
Tax Deed Issued in lg99 Covering Proper~y of Sherwood Cox, Deceased.
The aboNe entitled matter is hereby referred to the District Attorney
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ApplicPtion t In the Matter of the Application of John B. Green to Lay Pipeline, Fifth
Lay PipP.line
Fifth Dietric District
.(
Approval of
Single 011
Drilling Bond
y
Aff 1.dev i t of
Public'J.t irn o
Ordinance No .
5g7. /
Affidavit of
Publiceti; n o
Ordinance No .
5gg. -,/
Communicatio
Certificate
of Election
,/
Commun1cat1on
RP.: to Contro
of Floods of
the Sant."\ Yne
River .
Upon notion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that a permit be, and t e
same is hereby, granted John B. Green to lay a four inch pipeline between Pine and Unio
Streets, Orcutt, Fifth Distr~ct, upon the posting of a $50.00 bond.
In the Matter of Approval of Single Oil Drilling Bond.
Pursuant to the request of F. H. Johnson, Oil Well Inspector, and in
aooordance with the provisions of Ordinance No. 559,
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the following
single oil drilling bond be, and the same is hereby, approved:
Foxen Ridge Oil Co., Inc . - Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company covering well
"Wickenden" No. 2.
In the Matter of Atfidavi t o~ Publication of Ordinano~ No. _5g7_.
It appearing to the Board from the Affidavit of Linda Adam, principal ole rk
of the printer and publisher of the Lompoc Record, that Ordinance No. 5g7 has been
published. Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that said Ordinance
No. 587 has been published.
In the Matter of Affidavit of Publication of Ordinance No. 5gg.
It appearing to the Board from the Affidavit of George D. Breck, printer
and publisher of the Carpinteria Herald, that Ordinance No. 5gg has been published,
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that said Ordinance
No. 5gg has been published.
In the Matter of- Communicat-ion f-rom- the Police and Fire Com-mission Relative
to fires Outside the Incorporated City Limits.
The above entitled matter is hereby ordered placed on file.
The Clerk is hereby directed to send a copy of the above communication to
Jack Anderson, Fire Warden.
In thfL}ia~er of Certifi~~ of Election of tl:J& Cuyama. Union School District
to Increase Tax Rate.
The above communication is hereby ordered placed on file.
In the Matter of Communication from the State Water ].esour_Qes Board Relative
to Control of Floods of the Santa Ynez River in the Lompoc Valley.
The Clerk is hereby directed to acknowledge receipt of copies of the report
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June 23rd, 194.7
ot the State i'later Resources Board.
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Res igna t ~on In the Matter of the Resigl}at1on of E. D. Solari as a Member of the Board
of F. D. Sol ri -
.- of Education.
Appointment
of Mrs . C. B
Cetl1n as a
Member of th
Board of
Educ 'tion .
Upon motion, duly secon:ied and carried, it is ordered that the resignation
of E. D. Solari as a member of the Board of Education be, and the same is hereby,
accepted.
In the Matter of the Appointment af Mrs. C. B. Catlin as a Member of the
Board of Education.
.
In accordance with the provisions of Section 2.1261 of the School Code;
.
It is moved, duly seconded and carried un~imously, that Mrs. C. B. Catlin
be, and she is hereby appointed a member of the Board of Education, Carpinteria, to
fill the unexpired term of E. D. Solari, resigred '
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I nstall1n~ In the Matter of Installing Ligh~s in the_Q!_rpinteria ~ting District.
, L1~hts in th
Caro1nter1a Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that C. W. Bradbury
LiP"hting
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District . be, and he is hereby, authortzed to cause the installation of street lights on Ninth
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Street and Sawyer Way in the Carpinteria Lighting District.
: Pr ooosed In the Matter of the Prop9sed Abandonment of a Portion of ~Q!\EYRO STREET,
Abandonment
of a Portion a County Highway.
of Loureyr o
Street v Resol~!_on No. 74.72
Resolution and Notice of Intention to Abandon a Portion
of a County Highway.
WHEREAS, the hereinafter deaor1bed county highway in the First Road District
of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, in unnecessary for present or
prospective public use as a county highway; and
WHEREAS, the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara intends to
abandon said hereinafter desoribed county highway,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED as follows:
1. The Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, pursuant to
section 956.g of the Streets and Highways Code of the Stat e of California, hereby
declares its intention to abandon a portion of said highway, to-wit:
All that portion of Loureyro Street as shown on the map of the Loureyro
Traot filed in Book 3 at Page 61 Maps and Surveys 1n the Off ice of the County Recorder
in Santa Barbara County, State of California, lying northerly of a line extending from
the southwest corner or Lot One of said Loureyro Tract to the southeast corner of Lot
Eighteen of said Tract.
2. That Monday, the 2gth dey of July, 1947, at 10 o'clock A.M. is hereby
fixed as the time, and the meeting room of the Board of Supervisors in the County Courthouse,
City of Santa Barbara, County of Santa Barbara, State of California, is hereby
tixed as the place for the hearing of this resolution, at which time and place any party
may appear and be heard relative to said proposed abandonment.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that notice of said hearing be given to all freeholders
in the First Road District of the County of Santa Barbara by publishing this resolution
in the Carpinteria Herald, a n~wepaper of general circulation published in said County
of Santa Barbara, for at least two successive weeks prior to said day fixed tor said
hearing; and that similar notice be posted conspicuously along the line of the highway
proposed to be abandoned.
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RE=auest for
Perr.iission to
Establish
Trailer Camp -
Hope School
District.
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Acceptance of
Eauipment for
the Treatment
and Detection
of Tuberculosi
I
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Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County or Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 23rd day of June, 19~7, by the following vote:
Ayes: C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
.
and T. A. Tw1tohell.
Noes: None Absent: None
In the Matter of the Reouest of Frank Ceccato for Permission. to Establish a
Trailer Camp, Hope Sohool District.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the recommendation
of the Planning Commission, denying Frank Ceocato permission to establish a trailer
camp on the north side of u. s. Highway 101, be, and the same is hereby, concurred in
on the basis that the location is not a proper one.
In the Matter of Acceptance EJ Equipment for th~ Treatment and Detection of
Tuberculosis.
Resolution ~Q 1~11
WHEREAS, the County of Santa Barbara, State of Calitornia, is empowered under
the laws of the State of California to provide through its Health Department clinics
and other departments for the care and treatment of tuberculosis in the County of Santa
Barbara; and
WHEREAS, the City of Santa Barbara, State of California, through its Health
.
Department is also under the State and City laws empowered to engage in the detection
and treatment of tuberculosis in the City of Santa Barbara; and
WHEREAS, the County has and is at the present time operating the Santa Barbar
City Clinic for the detection and treatment of tuberculosis and rendering same to and
for the residents of the City of Santa Barbara; and
WHEREAS, the City of Santa Barbara lies entirely within the boundaries of the
County of Santa Barbar~; and
WHEREAS, the Santa Barbara County Tuberculosis and Health Association, a nonprofit
organization, organized for the purpose of detecting, preventing, treating and
\
eradicating tuberculosis through financial, educational and other means, and for this
purpose is the owner of and has possession of all the equipment listed in reference "A,
which by this reference is made a part hereof in the same force and effect as if set
forth herein; and
WHEREAS, said tuberculosis is prevalent in both the City and County of Santa
Barbara; and
WHEREAS, the funds with which such equipment was purchased was obtained large y
through contributions from residents of the County of Santa Barbara and the residents
of the City of Santa Barbara; and
WHEREAS, the said City, the said County and the said Association are mutually
desirous of cooperating each with the other in the detection, diagnosis, prevention,
eradication and treatment of tuberculosis so that the general health and prevention of
the citizens and residents of said City and County will be improved; and
WHEREAS, the said Association is desirous of giving all the equipment set
out in reference "A to the County for the furtherance of tuberculosis treatment and
detection,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY '"RESOLVED that the Board of Supervisors
of the County of Santa Barbara by authority vested in them in the Political Code of
the State of California, section 4052a, and in General Laws Act 2996, subdivision 1 and
2, accept as a gift the equipment listed in reference "A", in the name and for the
County of Santa Barbara for use 1n the Santa Barbara County Health Department for the
Approvin'7- Stipulation
June 23rd, 1947.
detection, diagnosis, prevention, eradication and treatment of tuberculosis in the
County of Santa Barbara.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that in the event the County Health DepartmPnt ceases
to operate the clinic for the purpose of detection, prevention and treatment of tuberculosis
for the residents of the City of Santa Barbara and has no service or program
for such purpose and provides no other facilities tor such detection, prevention and
treatment of tuberculosis for the r esidents of the City of Santa Barbara, then, so far
as practicable, all equipment listed in reference "A" which then remains in the
possession and control of the County of Santa Barbara will be given to the City of
Santa Barbara f or the detection, prevention and treatment of tuberculosis
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that nothing herein cont ained shall prevent, prohibit
or hinder the County or its Health Department from moving, altering, repairing, transfer
ring, assigning, conveying and/or trading in any of the equipment listed in reference
"A" if and when same becomes necessary for the improvement or betterment of the
.
detection, prevention and treatment of tuberculosis anywhere in Santa Barbara County.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that, as far as practicable, the equipment listed in
reference "A" will be used in the Santa Barbara County Health Department in the County
. . . - -
divisions or areas as it is indicated in reference "A" that said equipment was used
. . .
and assigned by the Association , but nothing herein contained shall prevent, hinder or
prohibit trading, transferring or moving equipment listed in r eference "A" from one
part of the County to the other when in the judgment of the Santa Barbara County Health
Department or the Board of Supervisors the same is necessary for the continuance or
improvement of tuberculosis detection, prevention and treatment in the County of Santa
Barbara.
f
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a letter of acceptance and appreciation qf the
within gift, with a copy of this r esolution, be sent by the Board of Supervisors of the
County of Santa Barbara to the Santa Barbara County Tuberculosis and Health Association.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, on the 23rd day of June, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell.
Noes: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Approving Stipulation of Judgment in Action No. 1475-B Civil
Judgment in
Action No.
1475-B Civil
District Cou t
of the Unite
States. v-
District Court of the United States.
Resolution No. ~71L
WHEREAS, there is now pending in the District Court of the United States in en
.
for the Southern District of California, Central Division, a certain condemnation suit
entitled "United States of America, Plaintiff, vs. 0.2 Acres of Land, more or l ess, in
the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, etc. et al., Defendants, being
Action No. 1475-B Civil, in which suit the County of Santa Barbara is a de. fendant by
reason of the ownership of a right of way, part of which is the subject of said suit;
and
WHEREAS, on the let day of April, 1941 the plaintiff in said suit caused to
be filed in the said action its Declaration of Taking, and thereafter on the 2nd day of
April, 1941, a Decree on Declaration of Taking was duly given and made in ea.id cause,
which decree was entered in the above entitled action on the 3rd day of April, 1941; and
WHE?EAS, pursuant to law, the Attorney General of the United States has
determined that it is to the best interests of the United States to stipulate and agree
250
Cancell ation
of Tayes and/
with the County of Santa Barbara to exclude the property acquired from said County
in the above entitled proceeding and to revest title thereto in the County of Santa
.
Barbara to the same extent as if no Declaration of Taking had been filed, and has
expressly authorized and empowered James M. Carter, United States attorney for the
Southern District of California, to exeoute a stipulation for him and in his name to
that effeot; and
WHEREAS, it is to the best interests of the County of Santa Barbara to
stipulate and agree to the exclusion of the said property and to revesting the title
thereto in the County of Santa Barbara,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that the stipulation for judgment
as prepared by the said James M. Carter be and the same is hereby approv ed.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Chairman of the Board of Supervisors and the
District Attorney be and they are hereby authorized and directed to execute the said
stipulation for judgment by and on behalf of the County of Santa Barbara, and to transmi
the same for filing in the said District Court of the United States
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 23rd day of June, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell.
Noes: None Absent: None
In the Matter of ~he Ca!!_oe_!.lation of Taxes ~~d/or Assessments Upon Real
or Assessment Property Acquired by the Santa Maria Union High School District. U--oon Re al Proper ty
Acouired by t P.
Sant a Mar ia
Uni on HiQ'h
School Dist .
ORDER
WHEREAS, an application has been filed with this Board for. the cancellation
of certain taxes and/or assessments levied upon the real property hereinafter desoribed,
'
title to which said real property is now vested in the Santa Maria Union High Sohool
District; and
Cancellation
Taxes on
Property
Acaui red by
the State /
It appearing to the Board that the written consent of the District Attorney
of said County of Santa Barbar a, and the approval of the County Assessor, as to the
. description, has been ob.tained therefor;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED tha.t, pursuant to the provisio.ns of
Seotion 49g6 (e) of the Revenue and Taxation Code of the State or California, all
uncollected taxes and assessments of the County of Santa Barbara upon or against the
real property hereinafter described, and which became a lien prior and subsequent to the
acquisition of said property by the said Santa Maria Union High School District, be, and
the same are hereby, cancelled; and the Auditor and/or Tax Collector or the County of
Santa Barbara are hereby directed to cancel same.
The property hereinabove ref erred to is described and set forth as follows:
Lot lSB Fairview Addition, City of Santa Maria
f In the Matter or the Cancellation of Taxes on Property Aog,_uired by the State
of Calitornia
0 RD ER - -
It appea-ing to the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State
ot California, that the State of California has acquired title to and 1s the owner of
certain real property situate in the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, and
It further appearing that application has been made for the canoellation of
taxes and/or assessments, or liens therefor, on or against said real property, and
improvements t hereon, if any, as provided by Section 49S6 , et seq., of the Revenue and
. '
.
CancellAtion
of Taxes on
Prooerty
Acouired by
the State.
V'
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June 23rd, 194-7
Taxation Code of the State of California, and
It further appearing that the written consent of the District Attorney of
said County of Santa Barbara to the cancellation of said taxes and/or assessments, has
been obtained therefor,
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED that the Auditor of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to cancel any and
all uncollected taxes and/or assessments on or against said real property which became
a lien on the first Monday in March, 194-1.
Said property acquired by the State of California, and hereinabove referred
to, is described as follows, to wit:
Assessed to Description
Emilo G. Garbarino Lot 15 Block 162
City of Santa Barbara
In the Matter of the Cancellation of Taxes on Proper ty Acquired by the State
of California.
ORDER
It appearing to the Boardof Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, that the State of California has acquired title to and is the
owner of certain real pronerty situate in the County of Santa Barbar8 , State of Calif
ornia, and
It further appearing that application has been made for the cancellation of
taxes and/or assessments, or liens therefor, on or against said rPal property, and
. .
improvements thereon, if any, as provided by Section 4-9S6, et seq., of the Revenue and
Taxation Ccxle of the State of California, and
It further appearing that the written consent of the District Attorney of
said County of Santa Barbara to the cancellation of said taxes and/or assessments, has
been obtained therefor,
NOW, THEREFORE, IT tS ORDERED that the Auditor of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to cancel any and
all uncollected taxes and/or assessments on or against said real property which became
a lien on the first Mom ay in March, 194-1.
Said property acquired -Oy the State of Oalif ornia, and hereinabove referred
to, is described as follows, to wit:
Grant or
Bert Pollock, et ux.
Fred M. Reid, et ux.
Sigmund Tyroler, et ux.
Fred Glow, et ux.
Description
Lot 4- Block 51
City of Santa Barbara
Lot l Block 129
City of Santa Barbara
Lot 2, Montecito
Beach Tract
Lot 3 Block 169
.
Town of Naples
Taxes to be
Cancelled
194-1-194-2
194-1-194-2
194-1-194-2
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Nam1np: a
Certain Road
La Patera
Lane . /
In the Matter of Naming_a Certain County Road La Patera Lane.
~ -Resolution No. 74-75
0- RD ER
A petition in writing havirg this day been iresented to the Board of Superviscr
s, Counly of Santa Barbara, State of California, signed by more than thre~-f ourths
of the owners of land along that certal.n county highway hereinafter described, requesting
that, pursuant to Section 970 of the Streets and Highways Code, the name of "La Pate a
Lane" be adopted and applied to said highway, and 1t appearing that said petition confor s
to the provisions of said Section 970 of the Streets and Highways Code, and that said
highway is not a State highway no~ is it under the control or supervision of the Department
of Public Works of the State of California,
IT IS HEREBY ORDE~ED that the name of that certain highway in the Third Road
District in the County of Santa Barbara , State of California, described as follows:
All of that certain road or avenue variously known as and called La Patera
Avenue, La Patera Road and Stow Road, extending northerly from the northerly line of the
old State Highway, also known as Hollister Avenue, to the southerly line of old School
House Lot of the former La Patera School District, which road was conveyed to the County
of Santa Barbara by two deeds, one deed being r ecorded July 3,. 1$95, in Book 39 of Deeds
at pages 3g5 et seq. in the Office of the County Recorder of Santa Barbara County, and
the other deed being recorded October 10, lg95 in Book 4o of Deeds at pages 210 et seq.
of said records, said road being approximately 3650 feet in length.
is hereby officially designated and shall henceforth be known as "La Patera Lane".
Passed and ~dopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 23rd day of June, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell.
Noes: None Absent: None
Settlement In the Matter of Settlement P er~ining to the Ineligible Payments of Aid to
Pertaining to
the I neligi bl Paul and Irene Conrad.
Payments of
Aid to Paul Resolution No. I 1:!-]6
and I rene
Conrad. / WHEREAS, Paul and Irene Conrad were recipients of Old Age Security payments
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during the year 1946; and
WHEREAS, the aforesaid P.aul and Irene Corr ad received payments for the months
of May, June and July, 1946, totaling $300.00; and
WHEREAS, the sum of $300. 00 was paid to the aforesaid Paul and Irene Conrad
during a time when they possessed personal property 1n amounts over and above that
authorized and permitted by law; and
WHEREAS, the aforesaid Paul and Irene Conrad have tendered repayment to the
County of Santa Barbara. of the sum of $300.00 in a form of a check,
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEl1FBY RESOLVED AND ORDERED that it is f or the best
interests of said County of Santa Barbara that said sum of $300.00 be and the same is
hereby accepted by this Board of Supervisors on behalf of the County of Santa Barbara
in full settlement of all matters pertaining to the ineligible payments to the aforesaid
Paul and Irene Conrad; and it is further ordered and resolved that the District
Attorney of the County of Sant a Barbara be and he is hereby authorized and directed to
accept the said sum of $300.00 from Paul and Irene Conrad in full settlement and
satisfaction of any and all claims or demands of any nature whatsoever which said
County has against the said Paul and Irene Conrad by reason of payment as aforesaid.
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Leave of
Absence
June 23rd, 1947
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 23rd day of June, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell.
Noes: None Absent: None
I n the Matter of Leave of Absence.
Up-on motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that Margaret L. Secord,
Clerk, Health Department, be, and she is hereby, granted leave of absence without pay
July 20th to July 27th, 1947.
Proposed In the Matter of the Proposed Abandonment of a Portion of Mission Canyon Road,
Abandonment
of a Portion a County Highway.
of Mission
CAnyon Road v Resolution No. 7477.
a County
Hi~hway Resolution and Notice of Intention to Abandon a Portion
/
of a County Highway .
WHEREAS, the hereinafter described county highway in the Second Road District
of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, has never been opened to public
use; and
WHEREAS, said hereinafter described county highway is unnecessary for present
or prospective public use as a county highway; and
WHEREAS, the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara intends to
abandon said hereinafter described county highway.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED as follows:
1. The Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, pursuant to
section 956.g of the Streets and Highways Code of the State of California, hereby
declares its intention to abandon a portion of said highway, to-wit:
All that certain parcel of land deeded to the County of Santa Barbara,
California, for road purposes, as described in deed recorded in Book 21, Page 45g,
Deeds in the office of the County Recorder of said .County, lying southerly of the
northerly line of that certain parcel of land described in deed to Georgl! Lotterhos et u
pnd recorded in Book 697, Page 441, Official Records .of said County, excepting therefrom
that portion thereof, if any, lying within the lines of that certain street or road
knc:wn as and called Las Canoas Road,
2. That Monday, the 2gth day of July, 1947, at 10 o'clock A.M. is hereby
fixed as the time, and the meeting room of the Board of Supervisors in the County Courthouse,
City of Banta Barbara, County of Santa Barbara, State of California, is hereby
fixed as the place for the hearing of this resolution, at which time and place any party
may appear and be heard relative to said proposed abandonment.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that notice of said hearing be given to all freeholders
in the Second Road District of the County of Santa Barbara by publishing this resolution
in the Banta Barbara News-Press, a newspaper of general circulation published in said
.
County of Santa Barbara, for at least two successive weeks prior to said day fixed for
said hearing; and that similar notice be posted conspicuously along the line of the
highway proposed to be abandoned.
.
Passed and adopted by the Boa~ of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 23rd day of June, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell.
Noes: None Absent: None
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Report of
Richard 8.
In _ ~he _ Matter_ ~~Re~ort of Richards. Whitehead, Relative to Meeting with the
War Assets Administration.
Richard s. Whitehead reported on his conference with the War Assets Ad.minis-
'A"hi tehead, Re :
to Meeting
with the War
Assets Admini - .
tration . tration relative to the acquisition by the County of the Goleta Airport, Sandspit, and
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water and sewage plants.
The Chairman of the Board is hereby authorized to contact our representative
in Washington relative to speed~ng up the County's acquisition of the Goleta Sandspit
County Supervisors
Ass oci
ation Conv ent on
In the Matter of the Cou-nty Supervisors Association C- onvention.
Supervisors Stewart and McClellan reported on the activities of the above
Inspector for
Paintin~ and
convention.
~ the Matter of Insp~ctor for the ~ainting and__!!.e-Roofing or the Santa Maria
Re-Roofin~ of Hospital.
the Santa-Mar a
Hospital /
Recreation
Program Agree
ment Report /
Determinin&i:
Liability as
Responsible
Relatives /
Re allowance
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that Edward Reed be, an
he is hereby employed as an inspector tor the painting and re-roofing jobs at the Santa
Maria Hospital at a salary of $2.00 per hour.
In the Matter of the C- arpinteria Recreation Program -Agreement Report.
The above entitled matter is hereby continued until June 30th, 1947.
In the Matter of Determining Liability as Responsible Relatives.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered, in accordance with
Sections 21Sl and 2224 of the Welfare and Institutions Code, that the following named
persons be, and they are hereby, determined liable for the support of relatives in the
amount set opposite their names:
Howard C. Kelliher for Lizzie F. Kelliher
Clifford Holmes for John D. Holmes
Leonard DuMars tor Nellie DuMars
H. A. Kelliher for Lizzie F. Kelliher
Jennie B. Kelliher for Lizzie F. Kelliher
A. E. Green for Ellen Green
John G. Rojas for John and Julia Rojas
R. L. O'Dell for Martha Arvin
$ 5.00
None
75.00
20.00
15.00
10.00
35.00
15.00
In the Matter of Reallowance of Applications for Children's A- id, Old Age
of Appl1cati o s
for Children Security, Blind Aid, and County Cash Aid.
Aid, Old Age
Security, etc 0 R D E R
I Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that the applications
for Children's Aid, Old Age Security, Blind Aid, and County Cash Aid, previously
allowed by t his Board, be reallowed, and the Auditor of this County is directed to draw
his warrants numbered A21925 to A2l96g, inclusive, in the sum of $2,125.34, for the
month of June, 1947, and warrants numbered Al to Alll, inclusive, in the sum of
$ll,0S5.gg, for the month of July, 1947, for the payment of said Children's Aid;
warrants numbered All2 to Al643, inclusive, in the sum of $So,g43.55, for the payment
of Old Age Security for the month of July, 1947; warrants numbered Al644 to Al69g, in-
.
elusive, in the sum of $3,433.00, for the payment of Blind Aid for the month of July,
1947; and warrants numbered Al699 to Al81S, inclusive, in the sum of $4,531.g2, for
the payment of County Cash Aid for the month of July, 1947,
. .
It is further ordered that a list of Santa Barbara County warrants numbered
. .
A21925 to AlSlg, inclusive, giving the name of each individual recipient of Children's
Aid, Old Age Security, Blind Aid, and County Cash Aid, and the amount of aid allowed
Children's
Aid
Children's
Aid.
Children's
Aid
Children's
Aid
Ch"lnges in
Children's
Aid.
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June 23rd, 194-7.
to each recipient, be placed on file in the office of the County Clerk, and is hereby
made a part of t he minutPs qf this Board of Supervisors, to have the same effect as
though incorporated herein .
In the Matter of the Application of Jesus G. Rubio, 601 E. Haley Street,
~-
Santa Barbara, California, for State and County Aid for Manuel Rubio .
.
It appearing t o the s atisfaction of the Board that said Manuel Rubio is a
whole orphan and a proper person to receive State and County Aid, and is in the custody
of said Jesus G. Rubio.
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
.
Fund, in f avor of said Jesus G. Rubio f or the sum of twenty-four dollsrs, end for a
like amount on the first of each month hereafter until the further order of t his Board,
said money to be used for the euppcrt of the above named minor.
In the- M-a-tte-r of the Application of Bessie Carbajal, P. o. Box 2g1, Lompoc,
Cal1f ornia, for State and County Aid for Madeline and Edward Pommier.
It appearing to t~e satisfaction of the Board that said Madeline and Edward
Pommier are half-orphans an~ are proper persons to receive State and County Aid, and
are in the custody of said Bessie Carbajal.
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in favor of said Bessie Carbajal for the sum of seventy dollars, and for a like
amount on the first of each month hereafter until the further order of this Board, said
money to be used for the support of the above named minors
In the Matter of the Applicatio~ of Minnie Menezes, Route A., Santa Maria,
California, f or State and C o~nty Aid for Josephine and Robert (Elmer) Pommier.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said Josephine and Robert
(Elmer) Pommier are half-orphans and are proper persons to receive State and County Aid,
and are in the custody of said Minnie Menezes.
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in favor of said Minnie Menezes for the sum of eighty dollars and for a like
amount on the first of each month hereafter until the further order of this Board, said
money to be used for the support of the above named minors.
In the Matter of the Application of Wm. F. Gunnerson, 3 West Carrillo Street,
Santa Barbara, California, for State and County Aid for Andrew Pommier.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said Andrew Pommier is a
half-orphan and a proper person to receive State and County Aid, and is in the custody
of said Wm. F. Gunnerson, Porbation Officer.
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in favor of said Wm. F. Gunnerson tor the sum of twenty-two and 50/100 dollars,
and for a like amount on the first of each month hereafter until the further order of
this Board, said money to be used for the support of the above named minor.
In the Matter of Changes in Children's Aid
0 RD E- RIt
appearing to the Board from "Notices of Change, filed by t~ County Welfar
Department, that . certain adjustments should be made in the amount of aid, etc., granted
to the following named persons; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is therefore
ORDERED, that the amount of aid granted to children listed below be changed
to the amount set opposite their names beginning July let, 194-7, (unless otherwise
indicated) as follows, to ,.zit:
25ti
Old Age
Security
NAME
RESTORATION
Graham, Kenneth, Janice
Ortega, Irene
INCREASE
Castro, Anita
Cosgrove, John, James
Dooley, Rosie Mae, Sam
Flores, Erlinda, Ramon, Elisa, Mike
Juarez, Angelo, Cecelia
Luna, Frank Jr., Eleanor, Grace
Madsen, Billie, Richard
Palma, Herman, Sylvia
Ramos, Maria
Rodarte, Julia, Max
Rubalcava, Esther, Elizabeth, Celia
Shaw, Florence, LeRoy
Vigil, Anita
Villalobos, Marvin, Wayne, Eugen,
Gregory, Rodney
DECREASE
Cosgro~e , Francis
Dear, Eleanor, Irving, Beverly
Reasner, Nellie
Valencia, Timothy, Thomas
Rivas, Cecelia
CHANGE OF PAYEE
RECIPIENT OF AID
Cosgrove, John, James
TOTAL AID GRANTED
47 .19
110.00
80.76
156.oo
86.oo
181.00
i24oo
103.00
4.o.oo
80.00
162.00
60 . 00
35 .00
156.oo
54.oo
64.oo
4.o.oo
4.5.2g
35.00
PAYEE AFTER CHANGE
Cosgrove, Frances
DISCONTINUANCE - effective 6-30-47 (unless of herwise indicated)
Dear, Lionel
Goena, Raymond, Virginia
Graham, Richard,
Palma, Otilia
Shaw, George
REMARKS
6-13-47
6-4-47
6-1-47
6-1-47
6-1-47
6-1-47
6-1-47
6-1-47
6-1-47
6-1-47
6-12-47
In the_ Matter of Applications f or State and County Aid to Needy Aged Persons.
It appearing to the Board that the hereinafter named applicants for State and
County Aid t o needy aged persons having filed their appl1catjtons, as required by law,
and as in said applications fully set forth; and
It further appearing from an examination of said applications that the needy
aged persons mentioned in said applications are proper persons to receive State and
County Aid; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is
ORDERED, that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasu.rer on General Fund,
in favor of the following applicants, for the amount set opposite the name of the
applicant, commencing on the let day of July 194.7 (unless otherwise indicated) and on
the first day of each month hereafter until further order of this Board; said money to
be used for the support of said needy aged persons, to wit:
'
NAME OF APPLICANT
Kenton, Evelyn A.
Tarver, George
RESTORATION
Barr, Linda E.
'
Cameron, Ottilie
Conklin, Catherine A.
Greene, Frederick
Reyna, Encarnacion
Ruiz, Sophie Catarina
Workman, Margaret Leckie
INCREASE
Craft, William w.
Eckert, Ernest
Hare, Melisa G.
Hern, Anna
Lindsey, James M.
Maloney, Linda
Maloney, William
Morris, Mary
Prenett, Jessie
Ryan, P. H.
Scott, David w.
Sprague, Charlotte
Valdivia, Inez
Woods, Pauline
DECREASE
Arvin, Martha V.
Cum.mi skey, .Catherine
Hampton, James w.
Scott, David w
June 23rd, 19lt7.
TOTAL AID GRANTED
$ 55.00
55.00
12.00
55.00
46.oo
55,00
55.00
55.00
31.00
55.00
47.00
55.00
55.00
50.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
43.24
55.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
48.00
27.47
23.00
38.00
DISCONTINUANCE - effective 6-30-47 (unless otherwise indicated)
Camargo, Edward M.
Cota, Flora de Maria
Ferl, Anna Ernestine
Ferna~dez, Pablo Federico
Gould, Lena B.
Greene, Frederick
. Gridley, Cora I.
Hansen, Henry C.
Hartzell, Sarah Katherine
Hewitt, Edith
Jiminez, Antonia
Leavitt, Maude s.
Mandes, Angelita
Martin, Frances P.
Martin, James
McCall, James
Richardson, Frank B.
REMARKS
6-1-47
6-1-47
6-17-47
1-1-47
6-1-~7
5-31-47
5-31-47
5-31-47
4-30-47
5-31-47
258
Cancellat ion
of Funds . /
Cancellat ion
of Funds . I
NAME TOTAL AID GRANTED
DISCONTINUANCE - Cont'd.
Richardson, Nancy
Sh1rrell, Clarence L.
Smith, Ann Casal
Smith, Lillie Bell
Stoval, Andrew N.
Sylvester, Mary
Thornton, Harry g
Wamsley, Rufus
BEGIN PAYMENT FOR INSTITU~IONAL CARE
Cota, Flora de Maria
Fernandez, Pablo Federico
Hartzell, Sarah Katherine
Smith, Ann Casal
8mith, Lillie Bell
$ 55.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
DISCONTINUE PAYMENT FOR INSTITUTIONAL CARE
Cameron, Ottilie
Knauff, Freida K.
Lloyd, Bertha L.
CHANGE IN NEED OR INCOME
NO CHANGE IN GRANT
Eckert, Odelia
SUSPENSION
Mann, William J.
45.00
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 747g
REMARKS
4-30-47
6-16-47
6-30-47
6-30-47
6-1-47
6-1-47
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $1,000.00 is not needed in accounts 142 C 5, Small Equipment and Tools,
the sum of $300.00; and 142 C 6, Road Equipment, the sum of $700.00, Capital Outlay,
Fourth Supervisor District - Good Roads Fund.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one thousand dollars ($1,000.00
be and the same is hereby canceled from the above accounts and returned to the
Unappropriated Reserve Good Roads Fund.
Upon the passage of the f oregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
.
Jn the Matter of C~ncellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 7479
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbar a County that
the sum of $25.00 is not needed in account gs B 1, Telephone and Telegraph, Maintenance
and Operation, Farm Production Coordinator, General Fund.
~
Now the r efore, be it r esolved that the sum of twenty-five dollars ($25.00)
be and the same is hereby canceled from the above account and returned to the
Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passege of the foregoing r esolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
'
Cancellation
of Funds.
Cancellation
of Funds
Transfer of
Funds.
June 23rd, 1947.
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Canc-ellation of Funds.
-Resolution No. 74go
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $131.og is not needed in accounts g1 A 3, Clerk, the sum of $6~.91; g1 A 4,
Extra Clerical Help, the sum of $20.00, Salaries and Wages; and g1 C S6, Field Equipment
the sum of $46.17, Capital Outlay, Farm Adviser, General Fund.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one hundred thirty-one and
og/100 dollars ($131.0S) be and the same is hereby canceled from the above accounts and
returned to the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
~ - Resolution No. 7481
Whereas, it appears to tfie Board of- Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $600.00 is not needed in account 80 B 2S, Rentals, Maintenance and Operation,
Agricultural Commissioner, General Fund.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of six hundred dollars ($600.00)
be and the same is hereby canceled from the above account and returned to the
' Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve Good Roads
Fund.
Resolution No. 7482
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve Good Roads Fund to account 142 B
9, Motor Vehicle Supplies; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the
Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one thousand dollars ($1,000.00)
be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve Good Roads Fund
to account 142 B 9, Motor Vehicle Supplies, Maintenance and Operation, Fourth Supervisor
District - Good Roads Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
.
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
2ti0
Transfer of
Funds /
Transfer of
Funds. J
Transfer of
Funds.
Tran sf er
Funds .
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of
J
I-n the Matter of Transfer of Funds -from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund,
Re-solution No. 74g3
Whereas it appe ars to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to account g5 A 1,
.
Co-ordinator; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of twenty-five dollars ($25.00)
be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve General Fund to
.
account g5 A 1, Co-ordinator, Salaries and Wages, Fram Production Coordinator, General
Fund.
.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
.
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In th-e Matter of Transfer of Funds from th- e Unapp~opfiated Reserve General
Fund.
-Re-so-lution No. 7-4g4
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
.
transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to account g1 B 3,
Postage, Freight, Cartage and Express; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3,
at the Political Code,
Now therefcre, be it resolved that the sum of one hundred thirty-one and
og/100 dollars ($131.og) be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated
reserve General Fund to account g1 B 3, Postage, Freight, Cartage and Express, Mainte-
.
nance and Operation, Farm Adviser, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the f oregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
. . .
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None.
ID the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Fund
Resolution No. 74g5
Whereas it appears to the Boa.rd of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
transfer is necessa:-y from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to account go A 60,
Labor; in accordance with Section 371~, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of six hundred dollars ($600.00)
be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve General Fund to
account eo A 60, Labor, Salaries and Wages, Agricultural Commissioner, General.Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution the r oll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Fund.
o. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. T"'ritchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the UnapEropriated Reserve General
Resolution No. 7~g6
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that a
Revision of
Budget I tems.
.;
Revision of
Budge t I tems
y'
Revision of
Budget Items
I
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June 23rd, 1947.
t ransfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to account 31 B 9,
Motor Vehicle Supplies ; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Politica
Code,
Now therefore, be it r esolved that the sum of one thousand dollars ($1,000.00)
be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve General Fund to
account 31 B 9, Motor Vehicle supplies, Maintenance and Operation, County Garage - Sant
Barbara, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, t o-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 74sz
Whereas, it appears t o the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
r evision is necessary within gener al classification of Capital Outlay, First Supervisor
District - Good Roads Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to-wit :
Transfer from Account 112 C 6, Road Equipment, the sum of $2, 001.98 to Account
112 C 2, Automobiles and Trucks, Capital Outlay, First Supervisor District - Good Reads
Fund. .
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the ~oll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-Wit:
C. W. Bradbuley, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None.
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 74gg
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
r evision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Superintendent of Schools, General Fund
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Account 220 B 2, Postage, F~eight, Cartage and Express, the
sum of $75.00 to Account 220 B 1, Telephone and Telegr aph, Maintenance ~nd Operation,
Superintendent of Schools, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing r esolution, the r oll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, . None.
In the Matter o!_Rev1s1 on of Budget Items.
Resolut-io-n -No-. -7--4-g--9-
Whereas, it appears .to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Salaries and Wages, General
Hospital - Santa Barbara., General Fund.
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Revision of
Budget I tems .
I
.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same are
hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Account lgo A 26, Engineers, Carpenters, Painters and Utility
men, the sum of $150.00 to Accounts lgo A 36, Laundry Foreman and Helpers, the sum of
$75.00; and lgo A 3, Bookkeepers, Clerks and Stenographers, the sum of $75.00, Salaries
and Wages, General Hospital - Santa Barbar a, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll .being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
. Nays, None Absent, None .
.
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 7490
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Salaries and Wages, Farm
Production Coordinator, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same are
hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Revision of
Budget I tems
I
Revi s i on of
Budget I tems
~
Transfer from Account g5 A 4, Extra Clerical Help, the sum ct $160.00 to
Accounts g5 A 1, Co-ordinator, , the sum of $70.00; and g5 A 3, Secretary, the sum of
$90.00, Salaries and Wages, Farm Production Coordinator, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
. Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resol-ution No. 7491
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Farm Adviser, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same are
hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Accounts g1 B 2, Postage, Freight, Cartage and Express, the sum
of $60.00; Sl B 6, Materials and Supplies, the sum of $20.00; and g1 B 25, Service and
Expense, the sum of $20.00 to Accounts g1 B 1, Telephone and Telegraph, the sum of
$30.00; g1 B g, Office Supplies, the sum of $10.00; Sl B 9, Moto~ Vehicle Supplies, the
sum of $20.00; and gi B 22, Repairs -and Minor Replacements, the sum of $40.00, Maintenance
and Operation, Farm Adviser, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being oalled, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of ~v~sion of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 7492
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
'
Revision of
Budget Items
Revision of
Budget Items
/
Revision of
Budget Items
v'
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June 23rd, 1947
Agricultural Commissioner, General Fund
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as folloWJJ, to-wit:
Transfer from Account So B S4, Fair Exhibits, the sum of $2~5.00 to Accounts
go B 1, Telephone and Telegraph, the sum of $75.00; and go B 9, Motor Vehicle Supplies,
the sum of $150.00, Maintenance and Operation, Agricultural Commissioner, General Fund.
Upon the passage of .the foregoing resolution, the .roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the M-at-ter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 7493
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Sahta Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
County Buildings - Second District, General Fund.
. .
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Account 57 B 22, Replacement of Equipment, the sum of $1,000.00
to Account 57 B 28, Rent, Buildings, Maintenance and Operation, County Buildings,
Second District, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing r esolution, the roll being called the
following Supervisors vo ted Aye, to-wit: :
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision o~ Bu~get Items.
Resolution No. 7494
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
.a revision is necessary within .genPral classification of Maintenance and Operation,
nistrict Attorney, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
.are hereby revised as follol'rs, to-wit:
Transfer from Account lg B 46, Criminal Expens. e, the sum of $25.00 to Account
. lg B 2, Postage, Freight, Cartage and Express, Maintenance and Operation, District
.Attorney, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the r oll being called, the
.following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Mat-te-r of Revision of Budg-et Item-s.
Resolution No. 7495
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Assessor, General Fund
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
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Al l owance of
Claims ~----
are hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Account 12 B 23, Replacement of Eouipment, the sum of $75 .00
to Accounts 12 B 22, Repairs and Minor Replacements, the sum of $40 .00; and 12 B 25,
Service and Expense, the sum or $35.00, Maintenance and Operation, Assessor, General
Fund.
Upon the passage.of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Sup ervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J . Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None
Absent, None
-In- the Matte-r- 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 in the order of allowance endorsed on the race of
each claim r espectively, to-wit:
Abbott Laboratories GENERAL FUND
A. Carlisle & Co .
Acme Lock Shop
Agri cultural Chemicals
Air Reduction Sales Company
The Alderman Company
The A. Lietz Company
do do
Ambassador Laundry
Ambrose Mill and Lumber Co .
do do
do do
do do
do d:o
Amend & Inglis
American Laundry Machinery Co.
The American Law Book Company
American Ster ilizer Company
Anderson Photo Service
A. N. Packing Co
The Architectural Forum
A. R. Hebel Garage
do do
do do
Armour and Company
Army Times
Arrowhead & Puritas Waters Inc .
A. s. Aloe Company
Associated Drug Company
Associated Telephone Company, Ltd .
do do
do do
do do
13.9g
402.26
1. 03
5.00
9.21
22.50
263.71
s. 20
S4.39
262 .gg
344.40
123s. s3
11.02
14o. 61
4.oo
69 .02
30. 00
90 . 49
2.s2
227.86
4.oo
S.24
s .50
5.47
331.20
2.00
5.04
19.07
92 .39
4.90
s .oo
6. oo
27.so
June 23 , 1947
Associated Telephone Company, Ltd. GENERAL FUND 3. 25
do do 4. oo
do do 60.96
do do4 4.55
do do 5. 21
do do 10.73
do do 5~ . 51
do do 107. 10
do do , 5.70
do do 72.03
do do 3.25
do do 3. 00
do do 22.73
do do 6.35
do do 1.75
do do 1.75
do do , . . 2. 60
do do 72.04
do do 2.75
do do 16.45
do do 15.36
do do 4. oo
do do 16.75
do do 30.45
do do 2.55
do do 5.65
do do 5. 55
do do 6. 25
do do i2.7g
do do 3. 45
do do 14.25
Rodney Ateatt 25 . 00
do 60.00
Auditor' s Revolving Trust Fund 100.00
Mrs. Ethel H. Bail Py 11.00
N. L. Ball 14.55
Bancroft- Whitney Company 33 . 42
Banke' Stationery Store 25.43
do do 16. 15
do
do 19.06
R. D. Bartlett 14.51
L. J Basso, 311.1g
F. o . Beane 19.97
Beard Motor Company 9g5.oo
do do gG.41
do do 3. 03
do do .53
do c.o 5.29
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Reno Becchio
Bert's Food Market
Bet t eravia Grocery
H. N. Betts
Bilhuber-Knoll Corporation
Ernest Bor garo,
Borgatello B~os.
Bowers & Stokes
I:larry J. Bowman
C. W. Bradbury
do
Roy Bradley
Braun Corporation
do do
do do
do do
Brooks & Borra
Harry E. Brown, M.D.
J eanette Brown
Brown's Drug Store
GENERAL FUND
Burd1ck1s Battery & Electric
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
do do
Burroughs Wellcome & Co.
California Dietetic Association
California Electric Company
State of California, Department of Justice
do do
California Tire Co.
do do
Carpinteria Feed & Supply
do do
Carpinteria Hardware Co.
do do
do do
Cappinteria Herald
do do
Carpinteria Water Co.
do do
do do
George V. Castagnola
Hal D. Caywood
Channel Paper & Supply Company
do do
do do
do do
Channel Radio Supply Co .
Chap ala Top Shop
Charles Bruning Company, Inc.
24.20
172.13
26 .00
10.00
1.61
45.1g
5.00
g92 . 27
135.37
2g.17
32.66
14.oo
77 .04
4.71
24. 80
3.4o
650.99
46.oo
20.75
4. 61
13.50
1.66
5.39
26 .92
5.13
12.g6
1.61
1.12
17.54
14.44
i 5.g9
2.56
7.23
24.49
12.Sl
3.13
15.93
11. 83
11.83
39.50
148.29
44.10
37.67
22 .00
g.05
ls.5g
13.59
32 . 29
6.1g
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June 23rd, 1947
Charles R. Hadley Co.
do do
Gabe Chrisman Jr
Helen Ciabattoni
do do
City Contracting Company
Clerm 1s Groc ery
Colling Publishing Company .
Columbia Drug Company
Commercial Solvents Corp.
Fletcher Common
Condon & Barnes
Copeland's Bookshop
do do
Edward Cota
GENERAL FUND
The Credit Bureau of Santa Barbar a , Inc.
Walter S. Cummings
Curtis Circulation Company
Cecil N. Darby
Department of Finance
Derringer-Taylor Motors
Dictaphone Co~poratio n
Dieterich-Post Co-npany
Dudley Mortuary
E I DuPont De Nemours & Co.
Durbiano Dairy
do
Eastman .Kodak Stores, Inc.
Electric Servi ce Company
El Progre sso Market
Alice Erickson
F & F Blacksmith Shop
Farallone Fisheries
Farmer Brothers Company
Feder al Drug Company
do do
C. E. Felmlee
do
Five C Refining Company
do do
Ralph Fletcher
David A. Fouts
Frank W. Povrers & Co.
. .
7. s7
2.23
114.80
16.oo
s . oo
s.oo
15.01
1.54
3.os
7s.39
40.00
27.olt
s.51
3s.2s
60.00
9.25
13.00
7.50
5.65
17.50
1.50
51.25
7s.41
27.91
4o.4g
3.00
3.00
9.00
35.00
5.5g
3g.gg
1604.07
ll.97
12.1+5
14.41
lS.19
7.79
24.oo
42.00
3.69
4S.05
5.10
1.50
366.07
160.3g
25.00
16.25
21.27
2 5
268
Frank W. Powers & Co . GENERAL FUND
The Frederick Post Company
Freezrite Food Lockers
Mrs. Fur ay
L. A. Gammill
do
do
Gardner-Wheaton Drug Company
The Garri son-Wagner Co .
Harry Godet
Golden State Company
do do
do do
Gol eta Valley Locker Service
W. J. Goodacre
Fred Gar ci a
Gr ayston X-Ray Company
do
Paul Grim
do
Lawrence C. Gr ossman
F. J. Gur rad
H & H Roofing Company
The Hal oid Comp any
Hal W. Hamm
H. o. Hand
H. E. Henderson, M.D.
Hendry Bros .
Clar a Her nandez
Hoag Seed Co
do
do
Hobbs Bros
Hockwald Chemical Company
Hol iday Hardware Company
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do do
Home of Surplus
Kenneth G. Hubbard
J . W. Hudson
I nt ernational Vitamin Corp .
I nter stat e Bakeries Corp .
do do
do do
J & J Company
C. E. J ames
Wm. H. James
I
107.54
.5)
155.29
so .50
50.00
9.00
9.00
l . 2g
25 .00
39 .07
130.50
309 .90
22 .95
1.03
2.00
20 . 24
3g4.17
23 .11
20.00
ig. 65
5. g5
692 .74
130.2g
7.00
2.37
4o.oo
g.56
45 .00
s .54
i 1.5g
62. 67
1. 4-4-
16. g1
47.50
23 .06
4.24
13.46
7. 61
24.55
23 .06
6. 30
36.13
657 .30
g3 .57
l g.51
112. 65
213.04
31.7g
31.59
55.00
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John Wiley & Sons Inc
do do
W. B. Johnson
Mr. H. E. Johnston
W. F. Johnston
Jones, Stationery & Gifts
Jordano Bros, Inc.
do do
Juillard-Cockcrof t Corp
do do
do do
do do
do do
Kallman's Garden Nursery
Keese Engineering Company
Keuff el & Esser Co.
Ford G. Kline
Knudsen Creamery Company
Kraft's Grocery
GENERAL FUND
Krelle Plumbing & Electrical Co.
L & L Barnett
Michael A. Levy
Waldemar Lindeb ~ rg
L. N. Diedrich, Inc.
Marvin Light
City of' Lompoc
~ompoc Light & Water Dept.
Los Angeles Stamp & Stationery Co.
E. E. Lotz
Lucky Spot Cafe
M & F Packing Co.
Magneto & Electrical Service
George F. Maiers
Marin County Welfare Department
Marks Inc.
do
do
do
do
do
Allyn Mart in
Martin News Agency
M. E. Mesirow, M. D.
Mexico City Inn
Miller's Pharmacy
Mills the Druggist
Mission Ice Company
Mission Linen Supply
do do
6.13
g.60
1397.71
31.50
12.00
10.41
302.13
96 .07
245.22
i5.3g
94. 07
172.85
442.gg
9.32
5.79
43 . 45
45.94
196.5g
60.92
11.69
19.4g
1125.00
15.00
4.81
6.46
25.00
6419
14.64.
40.00
29 .74
1586.07
7. 74.
90.00
19.26
4.53
2gg .01
.27
12.36
153.75
75.00
4o .oo
4.60
3. 00
16.og
g.4.3
12.33
l .go
6.38
493
270
Mission Paint & Art Co .
Victor L. Mohr
GENERAL FUND
Monroe Celuulating Machine Inc.
Montecito County Water Dist.
Moore l.fercantile Company
Moore Mill & Lumber Company
t'1. F. Morrisey
Estelle Munroe
McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc .
McKesson & Robbins, Inc.
McNall Building Materials
do do
National Biscuit Company
Neal Coffee Shop
George Neeper
New Method Laundry
The News Press Publishing Co.
do do
do do
Office Equipment Co .
do do
do do
The Ohio Chemical & Mfg. Company
Osborne ' s Book Store
Ott Hardware Company
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do do
do do
Oxygen Therapy Sales rrompany
~acific Coast Publishing Company
do do
Pacific Gas & Electric Company
Pacific Gas & Electric Company
do do
Pacific Office Appliance Co .
Padre Food Products
Parke, Davis & Company
Patrick and Moise-Klinkner Co
Perozzi Hardware Co.
do do
Porter & Humphrey
Postmaster
do
Powers' Office Machines
l . S9
40 .00
314.99
35.10
2.25
5.44
1.76
77.23
7.66
1254.4g
5.3g
72.13
9. g9
2.11
66.oo
20.1g
14.15
30 .10
17. 22
3. 3g
37.56
267 . 61
3s.60
4.15
100. 01
11. 00
36.55
71.66
ig.5g
3g.44
459 .14
5.54
2. 00
5g . 4g
24.35
7,g4
21.93
29.24
296.13
190. 89
lg.oo
7.50
g. 44
6.92
7. 03
g1. 66
35 .60
32 .00
190.50
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June 23rd, 1947.
Chas. A. Preus~, M.D. GENERAL FUND
do do
Purchasing Agents' Association
Railway Express Agency
Mary P. Rameey
Ray ' s Pharmacy
The Red Cross Drug Co.
Remington Rand, Inc.
do do
R. L. Scherer Company
Roemer & Rubel
Lena Romero
Rosemary Farm
John D. Ross
,
do
Royal Ice Cream Company
Royal Typewriter Company, Inc.
William o. Russell, M.D.
S & K Markets
Safeway Stores, Inc.
do do
do do
do do
Sanborn Map Company
Santa Barbara Bindery
City of Santa Barbara
The Santa Barbara Clinic
Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital
Santa Barbara Electric Company
Santa Barbara Glass Company
do do
Santa Barbara Optical Company
Santa Barbara Retreading Shop
Santa Barbara Transit Co .
City of Santa Maria
Santa Maria Valley Warehouse Co.
do do
Santa Ynez Valley News
Guy P. Sawyer
The Schauer Printing Studio
Schauer Printing Studio
do do
Harry E. Schneider
Harry L. Schurmeier, M.D .
Schwabacher-Frey Co
Seaside Oil Company
do do
do do
do do
40 .00
60 .00
35 .00
6.9g
150.00
3.15
15.02
312. 33
129.15
3.94
25 .14
45 . 00
15g. 60
45 .og
50 .00
154. 66
172.0S
175.00
69 .1+5
25.74
7. 50
i2. l.!-e
60 .gg
84.56
S.20
25 .00
5. 00
52e.7s
13.66
9. 69
g.26
22.00
22.se
1065 . ho
1.90
5 .70
37.50
200.00
52.52
332.93
621. 67
22. oti.
3. 00
10.00
gs. 45
431 .43
624.39
124.09
60 .10
Seaside Oil Company
Seaside Service Station
s. E. Rykoff & Oompany
R. E. Shamhart
do
do
Sharp & Dohme Inc
Shell Oi l Company
The Sherwin- Willi ams Co .
Lyhn Alvy Smith
GENER~L FUND
Southern California Edison Co
Southern California Edi son Company
do do
Southern Counties Gas Company
do do
do do
do do
do
do
do
do
do do
. .
Southern Pacifi c Mi lling Co .
do do
Standard Brands, Inc
Jimmi e D. Stauffer
Charles S. Stevens, M.C
Jessie Stinson
Lee H. Streaker
Stutz Service St ation
Sur veyors Service Company
R. E. Teague
Homer C. Thompson
do
do
do
do
do
do
do do
do do
Vini ng C. Thompson
Treasurer of the United States
Charles J . Troup
Underwood Corp
do
do
U. S. Industrial Chemicals, Ino.
V & M Produce Company
Valley Appliance Shop
Van Etta ' s
Ventur a Rubber Stamp Co
do do
Veterans Information Service
18. 42
1. 60
319 .og
59.00
30.50
12 .00
16. 50
20 . 00
36 .g7
4o. oo
21.4-6
53 .76
579 .9g
11.lg
4g .54
9.70
10. 80
151.12
-
1.46
47. 66
9. 7~
345 .06
216. 60
108. 00
60.00
11.52
. -
6. 65
43 .40
2.45
49 . 25
3.46
2.72
5.00
14.30
6. gg
35 .54
47. 66
5.00
59.96
45 . gg
175.64
2.77
53 .69
184.56
3.59
4.og
1.66
3. 23
4.50
I
June 23rd, 1947
Victory Matt ress Shop GENERAL FUND
do do
Walters Surgical Company
do do
do do
do do
do do
Water Department
do
l'leber Baking Company
do do
Welch & Ryce
Arthur E. Wentz, M.D.
do do
Western's Camera Shop
Western Motor Transfer, Inc .
Western Publishing Co .
Mrs. Rose Westfall
Westwick Iron works
Roy rt1ilkineon
Wilson & D1Andrea
do do
do do
Kent R. Wilson, M.D.
William J. Wilson
Winthrop Chemical Company, Inc
Vincent E. Wood
do
Wootton Printing Company
W. P. Fuller & Co.
do do
Clyde Wullbrandt
R. J. Wullbrandt
Wyeth Incorporated
Yauney Machine Works
George Young
do
do
.
Air Reduction Sales Company GOOD ROAD 8 FUND
American Bitumule Company
do do
A. R. Hebel Garage
Armco Drainage & Metal Products, Inc.
Associated Telephone Company, Ltd
Beattie & Lunt
Brooks & Borra
Burdick1s Battery & Electric
Carpinteria Hardware Co.
213.05
707.25
2.15
99.gg
590.51
g1.24
97.74
3.15
51.15
330.71
s9 .10
37.50
15.00
35.00
16.34
1160.19
134. ~O
74.25
17.73
lg5.45
33.77
6.15
456.60
30.00
15.00
22.60
6.S6
21.og
5.43
6.s7
4.38
4.79
114.91
10.98
18.00
4.65
90.00
57.95
.60
26.78
45.3g
125.96
127.70
4.60
13.84
14.gl
18.60
44.22
274
'
Cliff & Stan
Craviotto Bros.
GOOD ROADS FUND
R. R. DolISe
F & F Blacksmith Shop
Firestone Stores
do do
George K. Freeman and Co.
Harnischfeger Corp.
do do
H. K. Heltman
Hobbs Bros
do
Joseph G. Moore Company
Lee & Neal
L. N. Diedrich, Inc.
Linden Electric Company
Lompoc Equipment Co .
Lompoc L~ght & Water Dept . .
Magneto & Electrical Service
Mrs. A. L. Miller
Moore Mercantile Company
Moore !~ ill & Lumber Co .
Willi am G. l-1oore
H. L. Mundell
F. J. McCabe
do
McNa11 Building Maberials
Ott Hardware Company
do
do
do
do
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.
Perozzi Hardware Company
do do
Reid 1 e Exchange
W. J. Rosebro
Ruffner & Schuyler
Seaside Oil Company
Smith Booth Usher Company
R. B. Snow
Southern California Edison Co.
Southern Pacific Milling Co.
do do
Standard Oil Company of Calif
do do
The Texas Company
Homer C. Thompson
do do
Toro Canyon Company, Inc
Union Oil Company of Calif
13. 29
3. 00
4152 .03
2.s7
50 . g9
s.26
135.00
91.12
2.2s
16.23
47.s6
2s . s7
33.70
20.00
16.SS
31.4o
47.71
10.50
15 .05
12.00
2s.73
76.S8
4-4.60
4.31+
20 .80
11.14-0
.91
7. 69
lS.60
.41
6.77
9.94
11.84
59.96
17.16
7.so
423 .01
34.56
42.01
5.02
213.44
4_10
7.92
61.44
55.35
1206.97
1.79
2.50
139.25
June 23rd, 1947.
Water Department GOOD ROADS F.UND
West ern Motor Transfer, Inc.
Vincent E. Wood
R. rr. Wullbrandt
Mrs. Ethel H. Bailey
Hal W. Hamm
William J. Wilson
SALARY FUND
Kris Klibo S.B. COUNTY WATER WORKS
DIST. #1 MAINTENCE FUND
Louis Even
Paci:f'ic Gas & Electric Co. CASMALIA STREET LIGHTING
FUND
Pacific Gas & Electric Co. GUADALUPE STRET LIGHTING
FUND
2.25
6go.g5
3g.75
191.69
5.00
5.00
5.00
2.50
50.00
31.20
134.g6
Pacific Gas & Electric Co. LOS ALAMOS STREET LIGHTING g1.25
FUND
Pacific Gas & Electric Co. ORCUTT STRE~ T LIGHTING 7g,75
FUND
J. H. Nott LOS ALAMOS CEMETERY DISTRICT FUND 24.oo
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southern Calif. Edison Co. MISSI-ON LIGHTING DISTRICT FUND 39.28
Southern Cal if. Edison Co. CARPINTERIA LIGHTING 202.96
DISTRICT FUND
Southern Calif. Edison Co. SUMMER.LAND LGIHTING 59.04
DISTRICT FUND
Channel Radio Supply Co. FISH & GAME FUND 711.25
Chester L. Carjola CAPITAL OUTLAY FUND 6720.00
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Upon the passage of the foregoing ' Order, the r oll being called the following
Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Ruther.ford, R. B. 1-icClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
The Board took a recess until 4:45 p.m. of this day.
At 4:45 p.m. the Board convened.
Present: Supervisors C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford,
and J. E. Lewis, Clerk.
Absent: R. B. McClellan .and T. A. Twitchell.
Contract In the Matter of Contract Between the Cou.nty of Santa Barbara and Edward
Between Count
and Edward Reis for Use of Private Transportation.
Reis for Use
of Private Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the Chairman and
Transportatio
V"" Clerk be, and they are hereby, authorized to execute a contract on behalf of the
Acquisition
of Shoreline
Drive ,/
County of Santa Barbara with Edward Reis, weed and rodent laborer, for the use of his
own car or horse, at the rate of $1.00 per day, each day used
In the Ma-tter of the Acquisition of Shoreline Drive.
The District Attorney is hereby authorized to draw deeds for the acquisition
of property for the construction of Shoreline Drive by the County
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10
Plans and
Specifications
for Altera.ticn
to thP. Old
Juvenile Hall
/
In the M-atter of Plans and Specification for Alterations to the Old Juvenile
Hall.
The District Attorney is heireby directed to draw an Agreement Betwe en the
County of Santa Barbara and Chester R. Carjola relative t o the preparation of plans and
.
specifications for alterations to the old Juvenile Hall; said services of Mr. Carjola
tq be on a basis of $5.00 per hour, the total cost not to exceed the sum of $1,000. 00.
.
At
Upon motion the Board adjourned sine die.
The foregoing minutes are hereby approved
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Clerk
Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State ot
California, June 30th, 1947, at 10 o'clock, a.m. Present:
Supervisors C. W. Bradbury; Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford,
R. B. McClellan, T. A. Twitchell, and J. E. Lewis, Clerk. -
SuperTisor C. W. Bradbury in the Chair.
The minutes of the regular meeting of June 23rd, 1947, were read and approved
Compensation o
Certain Positi ns
In the Matter_of Compensation of Certain Positions and Employships pertaining
And Employship to the First Supervisor Road District.
Pertaining to
the First Supe -
visor Road
District. /
/ Resolution No. 7496
WHEREAS, by virtue of Ordinance No. 5g7, all the officers, deputies and
employees of the County of Santa Barbara are placed under a payroll system contemplated
by section 42SS of the Political Code; and
WHEREAS, in order so to do it is necessary that compensation for each
position in County Government carrying compensation be established by ordinance or
. .
resolution; and
WHEREAS, it appears certain positions and employships pertaining to the FIRST
SUPERVISOR ROAD DISTRICT of the County of Santa Barbara should be so governed by
resolution,
.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE I1' R!a:LVED that the following positions and employsh1ps
ot said department or the County or Santa Barbara are hereby established as hereinafter
set forth, and the. compensation tor . each such position is her eby established as hereinafter
set forth opposite each position.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED it shall be the duty of the head of the said First
Supervisor Road District, to-wit, the Supervisor of the First Supervisor District, and e
is hereby re~uired in accordance with law to forthwith appoint persons to fill such
positions as are necessary, aid to immediately furnish the Auditor with a true copy or
such appointments on such forms as the Auditor shall prescribe; and to forthwith
notify said Auditor in writing on such forms as the Auditor shall prescribe, of any
resignations, terminations, withdrawals, or other changes in such employments and
positions.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the ordinance, laws, orders and resolutions in
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June 30th, 1947
,
such oases made and provided shall constitute the Auditor's authority, direct1on, duty
and m$1ldate to her&after draw the aforesaid warrants for the amounts due said employees
witho~t further order or approval of the Board of Supervisors, until he is ordered to
do otnerwise by law, ordinance, order or resolution.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the aforementioned employships, positions and
compe~sations are as follows, to-wit:
CODE NO.
l
la
lb
lo
2
2a
2b
2c
3
4a
4b
4o
5 .
5a .
5b .
5o .
6
6a
6b
60
7 .
7a .
7b .
7c _
g
9 .
9a
9b
9o
10
lOa
lOb
lOo
11
lla
POSITION
Foreman
Foreman
Foreman
I
Foreman
Foreman
Foreman
Foreman
Foreman
Equipment operator
Equipm~nt operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipm~nt operator
Equipment operator
Equipm~nt operator
Equipm~nt operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipm~nt operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
COMPENSATION PER DAY
11.75
11.25
10.25
10.75
9.25
9.75
10.25
10.75
9.25
9.75
10.25
10.75
9.25
9.75
10.25
10.75
9.25
9.75
10.25
10.75
9.25
9.75
10. 25
10.75
9.25
9.75
10.25
10.75
9.25
9.75
10.25
10.75
g.75
9.25
9.75
10.25
g.75
9.25
9.75
10.25
~.75
9.25
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278
CODE NO. POSITION COMPENSATION PER DAY
llb Equipment Operator 9.75
l, lc Equipment Operator 10.25
, 12 Equipment Op er.a tor s.75
12a Equipment Operator 9.25
12b Equipment Operator 9.75
120 Equipment Operator 10.25
13 Equipment Operator El.25
13a Equipment Operator !.75
13b Equipment Operator 9.25
13c Equipment Operator 9.75
14 Equipment Operator g.25
14-a 'Equipment Operator g.75
14b Equipment Operator 9.25
14c Equipment Operator 9.75
15 Equipment Operator !.25
15a Equipment Operator g.75
l5b Equipment Operat~r 9.25
15c Equipment Operator 9.75
16 Equipment Operator s.25
16a Equipment Operator g.75
16b Equipment Operator 9.25
16c Equipm~nt Operat9r 9.75
17 Equipment Operator g.25
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17a Equipment Operator g.75
l7b Equipment Operator 9.25
17c Equipmant Operator . 9. 75
lg Equipment Operator g.25
iga Equipment Operator g.75
lSb Equipment Operator 9.25
igc , Equipment Operator 9.75
19 . Equipment Operator 7.25
19a Equipment Operator 7.75 ,
19b Equipment Operator s.25
19c Equipment Operator g.75
20 . Equipment Operator 7.25
20a Equipment Operator 7.75
.2ob Equipment Operator s.25
20c Equipment Operator g.75
21 Equipment Operat9r 7.25
2la Equipment Operator 7.75
2lb Equipment Operator g.25
2lc Equipment Operator g.75
22 . Equipment Operator 7,25
22a Equipment operator 7.75
22'b Equipne nt Operator g.25
22c Equipment Operator g.75
23 . Laborer 7.25
23a L,a borer 7.75
23b Laborer g.25
June 30th, 1947.
CODE ~O. POSITION COMPENSATION PER DAY
230_ Laborer g.75
24 Laborer 7.25
24a Laborer 7.75
24b Laborer s.25
24c Laborer g.75
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25 Laborer 7.25
25a . Laborer 7.75
25b Laborer g.25
25c Laborer g.75
26 Laborer 7.25
26a. Laborer 7.75
26b Laborer g.25
260 Laborer g.75
27 Laborer 7.25
27a Laborer 7.75
27b . Laborer g.25
270 Laborer t!.75 -
28 Laborer 7.25
28a Laborer 7.75
2gb Laborer t! .25
280 Laborer g.75
29 Laborer 7.25
29a Laborer 7.75
29b Laborer !.25
29c Laborer 8.75
30 Laborer 6.25
)Oa Laborer 6.75
30b Laborer 7.25
300 Laborer 7.75
31 Laborer 6.25
3la Laborer 6.75
3lb Laborer 7.25
310 Laborer 7.75
32 Laborer 6.25
32a Laborer 6.75
32b Laborer 7.25
320 Laborer 7.75
33 Laborer 6.25
33a Laborer 6. 75
33b Laborer 7.25
330 Laborer 7.75
34 Laborer 6.25
34a Laborer 6.75
34b Laborer 7.25
340 Laborer 7.75
35 Carpenter 16.75
35a Carpenter 16.75
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Compensation
of Certain
Positions ana
Employships -
Second Supervisor
Roed
District I
CODE NO.
35b
35c
36
36a
36b
360
37
37a
371
370
38
38a
38b .
380
POSrI'ION
Carpenter
Carpenter
Carpenter
Carpenter
Carpenter
Carpenter
Carpenter Helper
Carpenter Helper
Carpenter Helper
Carpenter Helper
Steel Worker
Steel Worker
Steel Worker
Steel Worker
COMPENSATION PER DAY
11.25
11.75
l0.25
10.75
11.25
11.75
s.25
s.75
9.25
9.75
l 0.25
10.75
11.25
11.75
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BE IT FOR'l'HER RESOLVED that the holder of the position designated as Code No.
3 shall be entitled to occupy rent tree the house at the County Yard. Said house is
hereby declared to be furnished for the convenience of the County and not tor the
convenience of said employee.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this resolution shall become effective July 1,
1947, and Resolutions Nos. 6763, 6775 and 7053 are hereby rescinded as of July 1, 1947.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED t hat the Clerk tran.smit oertitied copies of this
resolution to the Auditor, District Attorney, Purchasing Agent and Supervisor of the
First District.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State .o t-Calitornia, this 30th day of June, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell.
Noes: None Absent: None.
In the Matter of ColDJ?ensation of Oe_rtain Positions and Emplotsh1ps Pertaining
to t he Second Supervisor Road District.
I Resolution No. ] 497
WHEREAS, by virtue of Ordinance No. 587, all the officers, deputies and
employees of the County of Santa Barbara are placed under a payroll system contemplated
~
by section 4288 of the Political Code; and
WHEREAS, in order so to do it is necessary that compensation tor each position
in County Government carrying compensation be established by ordinance or resolution;
and
WHEREAS, it appears certain positions and employships pertaining to the SECOND
SUPERVISOR ROAD DISTRICT of the County of Santa Barbara should be so governed by
resolution,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the following positions and employships ot
said department of the County of Santa Barbara are hereby established as hereinafter
set forth, and the compensation for each such position ts hereby established as herein-
after set forth opposite each pos1 ti on.
BE IT FORTBER RESOLVED it shall be the duty of the head of the said Second
Supervisor Road District, to wit, the Supervisor of the Second Supervisor District,
and he is hereby required in accordance with law to forthwith appoint persons to till
June 30th, 1947
such positions as are necessary, and to immediately furnish the Auditor with a true
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copy of' such appointments on such forms as the Auditor shall p~escribe; and to forthwith
notify said Auditor in writing on such forms as the Auditor shall prescribe, of any
resignations, terminations, withdrawals or other changes in such employments and
positions. :- _
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the ordinance, laws, orders and resolutions in
such cases made and provided shall constitute the Auditor's authority, direction, duty
and mandate to hereatterdraw- the aforesaid warrants tor the amounts due said employees
without further order or approval or the Board of Supervisors, until he is ordered to
do otherwise by law, ordinance, order or resolution.
BE IT F~R'l'HER RESOLVED that the aforementioned employships, positions and
compensations are as follows, to-wit:
CODE NO . POSITION
1 roreman
la
lb
le
2
2a
2b
2c
3
3a
3b
3o
4
4a
4b
4o
5
5a
5b
5c
6
6a
6b
6c
7
7a
7b
7o
g
ga
8b
80
9
9a
9b
9c
Foreman
Foreman
Foreman
Laborer Stonemason
Laborer stonemason
Laborer Stonemason
Laborer Stonemason
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment op~rator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
.
Equipment .operator
COMPENSATION PER DAY
9.25
9.75
10.25
10.75
e.25
e.75
9.25
9.75
9.25
9.75
10.25
10.75
9.25
9. 75
10.25
10.75
9.25
9.75
10.25
10.75
9.25
9.75
10.25
10.75
9.25
9.75
10.25
10.75
9.25
9.75
10.25
10.75
g.75
9.25
9.75
10.25
282
CODE NO.
10
lOa
lOb
loo
11
lla
llb
llo
12
12a
12b
12c
13
13a
13b
130
14
14a
14b
140
15
15a
15b
150
16
16a
16b
160
17
17a
17b
170
lg
iga
igb
l!o
19
19a
19b
190
20
20a
20b
20c
21
2la
2lb
210
22
POSITION
Equipment Operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment Operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
'
COMPENSATION PER DAY
g.75
9.25
9.75
10.25
s.75
9.25
9.75
10.25
g. 75
9.25
9.75
10.25
g.25
g.75
9.25
9.75
s.25
8.75
9.25
9.75
g.25
s.75
9.25
9.75
8.25
8.75
9.75
s.25
s.75
9.25
9.75
g.25
g.75
9.25
9.75
7.25
7.75
s.25
s.7;
7.25
7.75
g.25
s.75
7.25
7.75
g.25
g.75
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Compensation
of Certain
Positions and
Employships -
Third Supervisor
Road /
District
CODE NO. POSITION COMPENSATION PER DAY
34 Laborer 6.25
34a Laborer 6.75
34b Laborer 7.25
34c Laborer 7.75
35 Laborer-Stonemason g.25
35a Laborer-Stonemason e.75
35b Laborer-Stonemason 9 .25
35c Laborer-Stonemason 9.75 ,
36 Carpenter 16.75
36a Carpenter 16.75
36b Carpenter 11.25
360 Carpenter 11.75
37 Carpenter 10.25
37a Carpenter 10.75
37b Carpenter 11.25
370 Carpenter 11.75
3g Carpenter Helper g.25
3ga Carpenter Helper g.75
3Sb Carpenter Helper 9.25
3gc Carpenter Helper 9.75
39 Steel Worker 10.25
39a Steel Worker 10.75
39b Steel Worker 11.25
390 Steel Worker 11.75
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this resolution shall become ettective July 1,
1947, and Resolutions Nos. 6764 and 7054 are hereb7 rescinded as of July 1, 1947. ,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Clerk transmit certified copies of this ) ~
resolution to the Auditor, District Attorney, Purchasing Agent and Superv1.sor of the
Second Road District.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbar~ , State of California, this 30th day of June, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B.
McClellan, and T. A. Twitchell.
Noes: None Absent: None
-
In the Matter of Compensation of Certain Posi t1ons and Employ ships Pertainin
to the Third Supervisor Road District.
/ Resolution No. 7498
WHEREAS, by virtue or Ordinance No. 5g7, all the officers, deputies and
employees of the County or Santa Barbara are placed under a payroll s7stem contemplate
by section 42!! of the Political Code; and
WHEREAS, in order so to do it is necessary that compensation tor each
pos1tion 1n County Government carrying compensation be established by ordinance or
resolution; and
WHEREAS, it appears certain positions and employships pertaining to the
THIRD SUPERVISOR ROAD DISTRICT of the County cL Santa Barbara should be so governed
by resolution,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the following positions and employships
ot said department of the County or Santa Barbara are hereby established as hereinatte
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June 30th, 1947
such positions as are necessary, and to immediately furnish the Auditor with a true
copy of such appointments on such forms as the Auditor shall prescribe; and to t~rthwith
notify said Auditor in writing on such forms as the Auditor shall prescribe, of any
resignations, terminations, withdrawals or other changes in such employments and
positions.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the ordinance, laws, orders and resolutions in
such cases mad~ and provided shall constitute the Auditor's authority, direction, duty
and mandate to hereafter draw the aforesaid warrants tor the amounts due said employees
without furth-er order or approval of the Board of Supervisors, until he is ordered to
do otherwise by law, ordinance, order or resolution. . .
BE IT FOR'l'BER RESOLVED that the aforementioned employships, positions and
compensations
CODE NO.
1
la
lb
le
2
2a
2b
2o
3
3a
3b
30
4
ti.a
4b
4c
5
5a
5b
5c
6
6a
6b
60
7
7a
7b
!b
80
9
9a
9b
.
9o
are as follows, to-wit:
POSITION
Il'oreman
Foreman
Foreman
Foreman
Laborer Stonemason
Laborer ' Stonemason
Laborer Stonemason
Laborer Stonemason
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
.
Equipment .operator
COMPENSATION PER DAY
9.25
9.75
10.25
10.75
s.25
s.75
9.25
9.75
9.25
9.75
10.25
10.75
9.25
9 75
10.25
10.75
9.25
9.75
10.25
10.75
9.25
9.75
10.25
10.75
9.25
9.75
l 0.25
10.75
9.25
9.75
10.25
10.75
g.75
9.25
9.75
10.25
282
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CODE NO.
10
lOa
lob
loo
11
lla
llb
llo
12
12a
12b
12c,
13
13a
13b
130
14
14a
14b
14c
15
15a
15b
150
16
16a
16b
160
17
17a
17b
170
l!
lga
lgb
lSo
19
19a
19b
190
20
20a
20b
200
21
2la
2lb
210
22
POSITION
Equipment Operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipm~nt operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipm~nt operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipm~nt Operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operato~
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment op~rator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
,
COMPENSATION PER DAY
g.75
9.25
9.75
10.25
g.75
9.25
9.75
10.25 __.
g.75
9.25
9.75
10.25
g.25
g.75
9.25
9.75
s . 25
g.75
9.25
9.75
g.25
g.75
9.25
9.75
!.25
g.75
9.75
g.25
g.75
9.25
9.75
g.25
g.75
9.25
9.75
7.25
7.75
s.25
l!.75
7.25
7.75
g.25
s.75
7.25
7.75
g.25
g.75
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CODE. NO. POSITION COMPENSATION PER DAY
22a Equipment operat6r 7.75
22b Equipment operator g.25
22c Equipment operator s.75
23 Laborer 7.25
23a Laborer 7.75
23b Laborer s.25 ,
23c Laborer !.75
21+ Laborer 7.25
2l+a Laborer 7.75
2l+b Laborer g.25
2l+c Laborer !.75
25 Laborer 7.25
25a Laborer 7.75
25b Laborer g.25
25c Laborer g.75
26 Laborer 7.25
26a Laborer 7.75
26b Laborer e.25
26c Laborer g.75
27 Laborer 7.25
27a. Laborer 7.75
27b. Laborer g.25
270 . Laborer s.75 ,
/
28 Laborer 7.25
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28a Laborer 7.75
ggi, Laborer g.25
2gc Laborer g.75
29 Laborer 7.25
29a Laborer 7.75
' 29b Laborer g.25
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' 29c Laborer e.75
~
30 Laborer 6.25
J .
30a Laborer 6.75
30b Laborer 7.25
' 300 Laborer 7.75
31 Laborer 6.25
3la Laborer 6.75
/' 3lb Laborer 7.25
310 Laborer 7.75
' 32 Laborer 6.25
32a Laborer 6.75
32b Laborer 7.25
32c Laborer 7.75
33 Laborer 6.25
33a Laborer 6.75
33b Laborer 7.25
330 Laborer 7.75
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Compensation
of Certain
Positions and
Employships -
Third Supervisor
Road /
District
CODE NO.
34
34a
34b
340
35
35a
35b
35c
36
36a
36b
360
37
37a
37b
370
3!
3!a
3!b
3!c
39
39a
39b
39c
POSITION
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer-Stonemason
Laborer-Stonemason
Laborer-Stonemason
Laborer-Stonemason
Carpenter
Oarpenter
Carpenter
Carpenter
Carpenter
Carpenter
Carpenter
Carpenter
Carpenter Helper
Carpenter Helper
Carpenter Helper
Carpenter Helper
Steel Worker
Steel Worker
Steel Worker
Steel Worker
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COMPENSATION PER DAY
6.25
6.75
7.25
7.75
!.25
8.75
9. 25
9.75 "
16.75
16.75
11.25
11.75
10.25
10.75
11.25
11.75
g.25
g.75
9.25
9. 75
10.25
10.75
11.25
ll.75
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this resolution shall become effective July 1,
1947, and Resolutions Nos. 6764 and 7054 are hereb7 rescinded as of July 1, 1947.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Clerk transmit certified copies of this ~
resolution to the Auditor, District Attorney, Purchasing Agent and Superv1.sor of the
Second Road District.
Passed and adopted bf the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbarp, State of California, this 30th day of June, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B
McClellan, and T. A. Twitchell.
Noes: None Absent: None
-
In the Matter of Compensation of C_!rta1n Positions and Employsh1ps Pertain!~~
to the Third Supervisor Road District.
/ Resolution No. 749!
WHEREAS, by virtue of Ordinance No. 5g7, all the officers, deputies and
employees of the County of Santa Barbara are placed under a payroll system contemplate
by section 42gg of the Political Code; and
WHEREAS, in order so to do it is necessary that compensation tor each
position in County Government carrying compensation be established b7 ordinance or
resolut1on; and
WHEREAS, it appears certain positions and employships pertaining to the
THIRD SUPERVISOR ROAD DISTRICT of the County d Santa Barbara should be so governed
by resolution,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the following positions and employships
ot said department of the County of Santa Barbara are hereby established as hereinatte
,I
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June 30th, 1947
. I: ) ~ ;:,
set torth, and the compensation for each such position is hereby established as hereinatte~
set torth opposite each position.
BE IT FURTHER REa:LVED it shall be the duty of the head of the said THIRD
Supervisor Road District, to wit, the Supervisor of the Third Supervisor District, an1
he i s hereby required in accordance with law to forthwith appoint persons to till such
positions as are necessary, and to immediately furnish the .Auditor with a true copy
of such appointments on such forms as the Auditor shall prescribe; and to forthwith
notity said Auditor in writing on such torms as the Auditor shall prescribe, of any
resignations, terminations, withdrawals or other changes in such employments and
positions.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the ordinance, laws, orders and resolutions in
such cases made and provided shall constitute the Auditor's authority, direction, duty
and mandate to hereafter draw the aforesaid warrants r-or the amounts due said emplo7ees
without further order or approval of the Board of Supervisors, until he is ordered to
do otherwise by law, ordinance, order or resolution.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the atorementioned employships, positions and
compensations are as follows, to-wit:
CODE NO.
1
la
lb
lo
2
2a
2b
20
3
3a
3b
3c
4
4a
4b .
4o
5
5a
5b
5o
6 .
6a
6b
60
7
7a
7b
10
g
!a
POSITION
Foreman
Foreman
Foreman
Foreman
Foreman
Foreman
Foreman
Foreman
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipm~nt operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipmen~ operator
Equip~nt operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
.Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
COMPENSATION PER DAY.
9.25
9.75
10.25
10.75
9.25
9.75
10.25
10.75
9.25
9.75
10.25
10.75
9.25
9.75
10.25
10.75
9.25
9.75
10.25
10.75
9.25
9.75
10.25
10.75
9.25
9.75
10.25
10.75
9.25
9.75
286
CODE NO. POSITION COMPENSATION PER DAY.
8b Equipment operator 10.25
80 Equipment operator 10.75
9 Equipment operator g.75
9 Equipment operator 9.25
9b Equipmen't operator 9~75
90 Equipment operator 10.25
10 Equipment operator g.75
lOa Equipment operator 9.25
lOb Equipment operator 9.75
lOo Equipment operator 10.25
11 Equipment operator g,75
lla Equipment operator 9.25
llb Equipment operator 9.75
llo Equipment operator l0.25
/
12 Equipment operator g.75 .
12a Equipment operator 9,25
12b Equipment operator 9.75
120 Equipment operator l0- .25
13 Equipment operator e. 25
13a Equipment operator 8.75
13b Equipment operator 9.25
130 Equipment operator 9.75
14 Equipment operator 8.25
14a Equipment operator g.75
14b Equipment operator 9.25
140 Equipment operator 9.75
'
15
Equipment operator 8.25
15a
Equipment operator s.75
l5b Equipment operator 9.25
150 Equipment operator 9.75
16 Equipment operator 8.25
16a Equipment operator 8.75
16b Equipment operator 9.25
160 Equipment operator 9.75
17 Equipment operator 8.25
17a
Equipment operator e.75
17b
Equipment operator 9.25
170 Equipment operator 9.75
18 Equ1pmeti: operator g.25
18a
Equipment operator 8.75
l!b
Equipment operator 9.25
l!c
Equipment operator 9.75
19
Equipment operator 7.25
19a Equipment operator 7.75
19b Equipment operator 8.25'
19c Equipment operator e.75
20 Equipment operator 7.25 .
20a Equipment operator 7.75
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I
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I
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CODE NO.
20b
~
200
21
2la
2lb
2lc
22
22a
22b
22c
23
23a
23b
23c
24
24a
24b
24c
25
25a
25b
250
26
26a
26b
260
27
27a
27b
27c
28
2Sa
2Sb
2l!o
29
29a
29b
29c
30
3oa
30b
30c
31
3la
3lb
310
32
32a
June 30th, 1947
POSITION
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
.Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
.L. ., aborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
COMPENSATION PER DAY
g.25
s.75
7.25
7.75
g.25
!.75
7.25
7.75
g.25
s.75
7.25
7.75
g.25
g.75
7.25
7.75
s.25
g.75
7.25
7.75
g.25
s.75
7.25
7.75
s.25
g.75
7.25
7.75
g.25
g.75
7.25
7.75
g.25
s.75
7.25
7.75
l!.25
s.75
6.25
6.75
7.25
7.75
6.25
6.75
7.25
7.75
6 25
6.75
CODE NO.
32b
320
33
33a
33b
33c
34
34a
34b
34c
33
35a
35b
350
36
36a
36b
360
37
37a
37b
370
38
38a
38b
, -'"
POSITION
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
L~borer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Carpenter
Carpenter
Carpenter
Carpenter
Carpenter
Carpenter
Carpenter
Carpenter
Carpenter Helper
Carpenter Helper
Carpe. nter Helper
Carpenter Helper
Steel Worker
Steel Worker
Steel Worker
Steel Worker
. .
COMPENSATION PER DAY
1.25
7.75
6.25
6.75
7.25
7.75
6.25
6.75
7.25
7.75
10.25
10.75
11.25
ll.75
10.25
10.75
11.25
11.75
g.25
g.75
9.25
9.75
10.25
10.75
11.25
11.75
BE IT FUR'l'HER RESOLVED that this resolution shall become effective July 1,
1947, and Resolution No. 6745 is hereb7 rescinded as of July 1, 1947.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Clerk transmit certified copies of this
resolu~1on to the Auditor, District Attorney, Purchasing AgSlt and Supervisor of the
Third Road District.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 30th day of June, 1947, by the f ollowing vote:
Ayes: 0. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell
Noes: None Absent : None
Compensation In the Matter of Compensation of Certain Positions and E!DPloysh1pa _Pertaining
of Certain
Positions and to the Fourth Superv1so~ Road District.
Employships -
Fourth Super- ./ Resolution No. 7499
visor Rond
District / WHEREAS, by virtue of Ordinance No. 5g7, all the oft1oers, deputies and
employees of the County of Santa Barbara are placed under a payroll system contemplated
by seo~ion 42gg of the Political Code; and
WHEREAS, in order so to do it is necessary that compensation tor each pos1t1o
1n Cou~ty Government carrying compensation be established by ordinanoe or resolution;
and
WHEREAS, it appears oertain positions and employships pertaining to the
FOURTH SUPERVISOR ROAD DISTRICT of the County of Santa Barbara should be so governed
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June 30th, 1947
by resolution,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the following positions and employships of'
said .department of the County of Santa Barbara are hereby established as hereinafter
set f.orth, and the compensation for each such position is hereby established as hereinafter.
set forth opposite each position.
. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED it shall be the duty of the head of said Fourth Supervisor.
Road District, to wit, the Supervisor of' the Fourth Supervisor District, and he
is hereby required in accordance with law to forthwith appoint persons to fill such
positions as are necessary, and to immediately turnieh the Auditor with a true copy ot
such .appointments on such f'orms as the_ Auditor shall prescribe; and to forthwith notify
said .Auditor in writing on such forms as the Auditor shall prescribe, of' any resignation,
terminations, withdrawals or other changes_ in such employments and positions.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the ordinance, laws, orders and resolutions in
such .cases made and provided shall constitute the Auditors authority, direction, duty
and mandate to hereafter draw the aforesaid warrants tor the amounts due said employees
without further order or approval of' the Board of' Supervisors, until he is ordered to
do otherwise by law, ordinance, order or resolution.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the aforementioned employships, positions and
compensations are as follows, to-wit:
CODE .NO.
1 .
la .
lb .
le .
2 .
2a .
2b
2c .
3
3a
3b
3c
4
4a
4b
4o
5
5a
5b
5o
6
6a
6b
60
1
7a
7b
7c
POSITION
Shovel operator
Shovel operator
Shovel operator
Shovel operator
Mechanic
Mechanic
Mechanic
Mechanic
Carpenter
Carpenter
Carpenter
Carpenter
Maintainer operator
Maintainer operator
Maintainer operator
Maintainer oper~tor
. .
Bulldozer-Equipment operator
. . .
!ulldozer-Equipment operator
Bulldozer-Equipment operator
Bulldozer-Equipment operator
Bulldozer-Equipment operator
BulldQzer-Equipment operator
Bulldoz~r-Equipment operator
Bulldozer-Equipment operator
Bulldozer-Equipment operator
Bulldozer-Equipment operator
Bulldozer-Equipment operator
Bulldozer-Eau1pment operator
COMPENSATION PER DAY
10.25
10.75
11.25
11.75
10.25
10.75
11.25
11.75
10.25
10.75
11.25
11.75
9.75 ,
10.25
10.75
11.25
9.25
9.75
10.25
10.75
g.75
9.25
9.75
10.25
g.25
g.75
9.25
9.75
~- -- - . ------,-------,- ----------------------------------- -
Compensation
of Certain
Positions and
Employships -
Fifth Supervisor
Road
District .;
CODE NO. POSITION COMPENSATION PER DAY
g Truck driver s.75
8a Truok Driver 9.25
gb Truck Driver 9.75
Sc Truck Driver 10.25
9 Truck Driver g.75
9a Truck Driver 9.25
9b Truck Driver 9.75
9o Truck Driver 10.25
10 Truck Driver g.75
lOa '!'ruck Driver 9.25
lOb Truck Driver 9.75
lOc 'rruok Driver 10.25
11 Truck Driver s.25
lla Truck Driver s.75
llb 'ruck Driver 9.25
llc Truck D!i ver 9.75 .--
12 Laborer-Equipment operator 7 . 75
-
12a Laborer-Equipment operator g.25
12b Laborer-Equipment operator g.75
120 Laborer-Equipment operator 9.25
13 Laborer-Equipment operator 8.25
13e Laborer-Equipment operator 8.75
13b Labor-er-Equipment operator 9.25
130 Laborer-Equipment operator 9.75
114- . Laborer 7.25
114-a Laborer 7.75
14b Laborer g.25
140 Laborer g.75
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this resolution shall become etteotive July 1,
1914-7, and Resolution No. 6729 is hereby rescinded as of July 1, 1947.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Clerk transmit certified copies of this
resolution to the Auditor, District Attorney, Purchasing Agent and Supervisor of the
Fourth Road District.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
. .
State of California, this 30th day of June, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell.
Noes: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Compensation of Certain Positions and Employships Pertaining
to the Fifth Supervisor Road District.
. Resolution No. 7500
. . WHEREAS, by virtue of Ordinance No. 5g7, all the officers, deputies and
employees of the County of Santa Barbara are placed under a payroll system contemplated
by seotion 42gg of the Pol~tioal Code; and
WHEREAS, in or der so to do it is necessary that compensation tor each positio
in the County Government carrying compensat ion be established by ordinance or resolutio ;
and
June 30th, 1947
WHEREAS, it appears certain positions and employshipe pertaining to the
FIP'TH SUPERVISOR ROAD DISTRICT of the County o:t Santa Barbara should be so governed by
resolution,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the follow1ng positions and em.ployships
of said department of the County of Santa Barbara are hereby established as hereinatter
set f'orth, and the compensation tor eaoh such position is hereby established as hereinafter
set forth opposite eaoh pos1t1on.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED it shall be the duty of the head of the said Fit th
Supervisor Road District, to-wit: the Supervisor or the Fifth Supervisor District, and
he is hereby required in aoeordance with law to f orthwith appoint persons to fill such
posi~ions as are necessary, and to immediately furnish the Auditor with a true copy of
such -appointments on such forms as the Auditor shall prescribe; and to forthwith notify
said -Auditor in writing on such forms as the Auditor shall prescribe, of any resignation,
term.1-nat1ons, withdrawls or other changes in such employments and positi ons.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the ordinance, laws, orders and resolutions in
such -cases made and provided shall constitute the Auditor's authority, direction, duty
and mandate to hereafter draw the aforesaid warrants tor the amounts due said employees
without further order or approval or the Board of Supervisors, until he is ordered to
do otherwise by law, ordinance, order or resolution.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the atorementioned employsh1ps, positions and
compensations are as follows, t o-wit:
CODE NO. POSITION COMPENSATION PER DAY
l Foreman 10.25
la Foreman 10. 75
lb Foreman 11.25
2 Road Patrolman 4.25
2a Road Patrolman 4.75
2b Road Patrolman 5.25
2c Road Ratrolman 5.75
3 Service Attendant g.25
3a Service Attendant g.75
3b Ser't'ice Attendant 9.25
3c Service Attendant 9.75
4 Ma.intenanoe Man s.75
4a Maintenanoe Man 9.25
4b Maintenance Man 9.75
1'-o Maintenance Man 10.25
5 Maintenance Man g.75
5a Maintenance Man 9.25
5b Maintenance Man 9.75
5c Maintenance Man 10.25
6 Shovel operator 10.25
6a Shovel operator 10.75
6b Shovel operator 11.?.5
60 Shovel oper ator 11.75
7 Equipment operator g.25
7a Equipment operator g.75i
7b Equipment operator 9.25
CODE NO. POSITION COMPENSATION PER DAY
70 Equipmm t operator 9.75
g Equipment operator g.25
ga Equipment operator g.75
gb Equipment operator 9.25
So Equipment operator 9.75
9 Equipment operator s.25
9a _. Equipment ope~ator s.75
' 9b Equipment operator 9.25
9c Equipment operator 9.75
10 Equipment operator 8.25
lOa Equipment operator s.75
lOb Equipment operator 9.25
lOc Equipment operator 9.75
. 11 Equipment operator g.75
lla Equipment operator 9.25
llb Equipment operator 9.75
llc Equipment operator 10.25
12 Equipment operator g.75
- 12a Equipment operator 9.25
12b Equipment operator 9.75
12c Equipment operator l0.25
13 Equipment operator s.75
13a Equipment operator 9.25
13b Equipment operator 9.75
13c Equipment operator 10.25
14 Equipment operator s.75
14a Equipment operator 9.25
14b Equipment operator 9.75
14c Equipment operator 10.25
15 Equipment operator s.75
15a Equipment operator 9.25
15b Equipment operator 9.75
15c Equipment operator 10.25
16 Equipment operator 9.25
16a Equipment operator 9.75
16b Equipment operator 10.25
160 Equipment operator 10.75
17 Equipment operator 9.25
17a Equipment operator 9.75
17b Equipment operator 10.25
170 Equipment operator 10.75
lS Equipment
\
operator 9.25
iga Equipment operator 9.75
lg}) Equipment operator 10.25
lgo Equipment operator 10.75
19 Equipment operator 9.25
19a Equipment operator 9.75
19b Equipment operator 10.25
CODE NO.
190
20
20a
20b
20c
21
2la
2lb
2lc
22
22a
22b
22c
23
23a
23b
230
24
24a
24b
24c
25
25a
25b
25c
26
26a
26b
26c
27
27a
27b
27c
2g
2ga
2gb
2!o
29
29a
29b
29c
30
3oa
30b
30c
31
3la
June 30th, 1947
POSITION
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Equipment operator
Truck & Equipment Driver
Truck & Equipment Driver
Truck & Equipment Driver
Truok & Equipment Driver
Truck & Equipment Driver
Truok & Equipment Driver
Truck & Equipment Driver
Truok & Equipment Driver
Truck & Equipment Driver
Truck & Equipment Driver
Truck & Equipment Driver
Truck & Equipment Driver
Truck & Equipment Driver
Truck & Equipment Driver
Truck & Equipment Driver
Truck & Equipme~t Driver
Truck & Equipment Driver
-
Truck & Equipment Driver
-
Truok & Equipment Driver
Truck & Equipment Driver
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
Laborer
-
COMPENSATION PER DAY
10.75
. .
9.25
9.75
10.25
10.75
g.25
g.75
9.25
9.75
g.25
g.75
9.25
9.75
g.25
g.75
9.25
.
9.7,
g.25
g.75
9.25
9.75
e.25
g.75
9.25
9.75
i{.75
g.25
g.75
9.25
7.25
7.75
g.25
g.75
6.25
6.75
7.25
7.75
6.25
6.75
7.25
7.75
6.25
6.75
7.25
7.75
6.25
6.75
294
Position of
J unior Clerk
in the Health
Department /
CODE NO. POSITION COMPENSATION PER DAY
3lb Laborer 7.25
3lc Laborer 7.75
32 Carpenter 9.25
32a Carpenter 9.75
32b Oarpenter 10.25
32c Carpenter 10.75
33 Carpenter 9.25
3)a Carpenter 9.75
3)b Carpenter 10.25
33c Carpenter 10.75
34 Mechanic g.75
34a Meohanio 9.25
34b Mechanic 9.75
34c Mechanic 10.25
BE Ir FURTHER RESOLVED that this resolution shall become effective July 1,
and Resolutions No. 6730, 6790, 7019 and 71go are hereby rescinded as of July 1,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Clerk transmit certified copies of th1
resolution to the Auditor, District Attorney, Purchasing Agent and Supervisor of the
Fifth District.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara
State of California, this 30th day of June, 1947, by the f ollowing vote:
Ayes: c. w. Bradbury, Paul E. St ewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan
and T. A. Twitchell.
Noes: None Absent: None
In the Matter of the Position of Junior Clerk I in the Health Department.
. Resol:ut1on No. 1501.
WHEREAS, by the terms of Section 4A of Ordinance No. 5g7, each department
heaQ, in addition to the number of positions established in said Ordinance, la allowed
five times the number of the respective positions established by said Ordinance; and
WHEREAS, said section of said Ordinance empowers the Board of Supervisors,
by resolution, to fill such additional position; and
WHEREAS, it ls necessary to fill the position of a Junior Clerk I in the
Health Department under the terms of said Section 4A,
' NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY REEOLVED that the Health Department be
and it 1s hereby allowed the following position in addition to those set forth 1n
Section 37 of Ordinance No. 587.
IDENTIFICATION NO.
33.5.14
TITLE OF POSITION
Junior Clerk I
NAME
Mary Jo Troy
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbar ,
State of California, this 30th day of June, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R: B. McClell
and T. A. Twitchell
Noes: None Absent: None
Compensation
of Certain
Positions and
Employshios -
\velf ere Dept .
v
Certain
Positions
Pertaining
to the Fire
Warden -
June 30th, 1947
In the Matter of Compensation of Certain Positions and Employsh1ps of the - -
Welfare Department.
Y ~~sol~tion No. 72.0~
WHEREAS, pursuant-to the provisions of Section 59 of Ordinance No. 5g7, the
County Welfare Director has informed the Board of Supervisors in writing .that the State
Department of Social Welfare has refused to participate in the salary .of .certain hereinafter
named positions established under said section of said ordinance; and
WHEREAS, under such ciroumstances, the Board of Supervisors 1s empowered under
the terms of said Section 59 to vary by resolution the amount of the compensation within
the limits of the minimum and maximum of the schedules pertaining to such positions,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that the compensation of certain
of the positions and employeeships of the Welfare Department be and the same is hereby
fixed as aet forth opposite the hereinafter named position~, effective July 1, 1947.
Ordinance Identification
Number
WELFARE DEPARTMENT:
94. 3.1
94.23.1
94.23.2
94. 24.1
94.24.3
94.24.4-
94. 24 . 5
Name of Employee
Hensley, Ray
Hurlbut, Helen
Hutt, Elizabeth
Burgess, Elizabeth
MacX:ay, Margaret
Merriam, Mona
Ehrenborg, Ruth
. .
Compensation
t2g5.oo
310.00 .
2g5.oo
265.00
220.00
220.00
220.00
. .
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
.
State of California, this 30th day of June, 1947, by the following votei
. .
Ayes: C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell.
Noes: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Ce-~t-a1n Positions Per-taining to the Fi-r-e Warden, Santa Barbara-
Ventura Juvenile Forestry Camp, and Juvenile Hall.
SRnta Bar bar -
v Resolution No. 7503_
Ventur a
J'tivenile
For estry
Camp, and
WHEREAS, by virtue of Ordinance No. 5g7, the Board of Supervisor.a is empowered
to determine that maintenance furnished by the County to certain employees tiling certain
J uvenile Hal positions in the several departments is furnished tor the benefit of the .County and not
for the benefit of the said employees,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY REfOLVED that, effective .July 1, 1947, the
' maintenance furnished by the terms of said Ordinance No. 5g7 to any or all employees or
the following departments is hereby deolared to be so furnished for the benefit of the
County and not for the benefit of the employees of such departments:
1. Fire Warden
2. Santa Barbara-Ventura Juvenile Forestry Camp
3. Juvenile Hall
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that, effective July l, 1947, the maintenance furnished
in the amount set forth opposite the hereinafter named positions is hereby deolared to
be so furnished for the benefit of the County and not tor the benefit of the employees
----y----,--,-----~__,.,-,---,-------------------------------------- -
296
Ordinance Ident1r1cation
Number
GENERAL HOSPITAL
SANTA BARBARA
35.1
35.15.1
35. 1.5. 2
35.17.5
35.19.1
35.11.3
35.11.4
35.5.1
35.5.15
35.5.5
35.50.1
35.5.19
35.5.10
35.5.13
35.24.l .
35.5.17 .
35.24.5_,
35.16.22
35.16.13
35.16.14
35.16.1 .
35.15.23
35.46.1
.
35.4g.5
35.35.1
35.11.1
35.5.21
35.14.1
GENERAL HOSPITAL
SANTA MARIA
37.15.1
37.16.1
37.4$.5
37.19.1
37.19.2
37.1'-g.1
MEMORIAL BUILDINGS
5.30.1 to 4
5.30.5 to !
5.31.9 to 12
5.31.13 to 17
PARKS
57.1
57.31.1 to 12
57.31.15 to 20
Title or Position
Administrator
Superintendent of Nurses
Assistant Superintendent or Nurses
Dietitian
Housekeeper
Resident Physician
Resident Physician
General Accountant II
Medical Secretary
Payroll Clerk
Record Librarian II
Junior Clerk II
PBX Operator II
PBX Operator II
Social Service Worker Hospital II
eenior Typist II
Social Service Worker Assistant
X-ray Technician II
Laboratory Technician II
Laboratory Technician II
Anesthetist II
General Day Nurse
Storekeeper, Hospital
Cook II
. . .
Maintenance Foreman, Hospital
- . .
Medical Director Tuberculosis San.
Junior Clerk I
Pharmacist II
Head Nurse II
X-ray Technician I
Cook III
Tray Maid
Tray Maid
Cook I
Custodian II
Custodian I
Caretaker I
Caretaker II
Custodian Manning Park
Caretakers II
Caretakers I
.
Amount ot
Maintenance
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
Full
House, utilities
One meal
One meal
One meal
One meal
One meal
One meal
One meal
.One meal
One meal
One meal
One meal
Full
Full
. One meal
Full
Full
Full
One meal
House
One meal
One meal
Full
Full
,
2 meal~, laundry
2 meals, laundry
2 meals, laundry
1 meal, laundry
Room or house,
where available
Room or house,
where available
Room or house,
where available
Room or house,
where available
'
Living Quarters
where available
Living Quarters
where available
Living Quarters
where available
Compensation
for Each
Position and
Employee ship
for Each
June 30th, 1947
Ordinance Identification
Number
Title of Position Amount ot
Maintenance
SHERIFF
7g.2_ . - Undersherit't Apartment in County
Ja.il.
Passed and ad.opted by the Board of Supervisors of the County .of. Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 30th day of June, 1947, by the following vote&
Ayes: C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, ~. B. McClellan,
and T. A . Twitchell.
Noes: None Absent: None
. . .
In the Matter of Fixing the Compensation of Each Position and Employeeship
.
tor Each Monthly Salaried Position Not Specified in Column "A1
v Resolution No. 7504
. .
.
WHEREAS, by virtue of Ordinance No. 5g7, the Board of Supervisors has
Monthly Selar ed
Position Not
Specified in
Column 11A11
.
established positions and employeesh1ps f or the County of Santa Barbara and has
-
v determined the standard monthly salary schedule applicable to each such position and
employeeship; and
. .
WHEREAS, each such monthly salary schedule contains optional rates of pay
which are defined and designated in said ordinance as Columns 11 A1 , 11B11 , 11c1 , "D", and
1E1 , and
WHEREAS, the Board of Supervisors is re quired by said ordinance to fix the
oompensa~ion of each position and employeeship prior to July 1, 1947, by determining
the particular column of said standard monthly schedule applicable the.re'tq,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND .IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that the comp ensation for each
and every monthly salaried position and employeeship not specifically 'named herein be
and the same is hereby f ixed at the compensation specified in Column 'A'' of the salary
schedule applicable thereto, effective July 1, 1947.
. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the compensation tor e'ach and every oth-er monthly
.
salaried position and employeeehip be and the same is hereby fixed as se't forth opposite
.the hereinafter named positions, effe ct ive July 1, 1947.
Ordinance Identif ioation
Number
MISCEI,I.ANEOUS:
1.2.1
AGRICULTURAL COMMISSIONER:
2.2 .1
2.5.2
2.5.3
2.27
2.27.1
2.27.2
2.27.3
2.27.12
2.27.13
2. 27 .14 .
2.27.16
2.27.17
,
Name of Employee
- . . -
Kinman, J. I.
Cravens, Marcus
Brown, Jeanette
Seward, DQrothy' B.
Hanson, Arthur J.
Ball, N. L.
Allen, Roger W.
Benedict, Clifford
Bazzetta, James, Jr.
Treloar, Irving B.
Davis, George C.
MoNutt, W. B.
Rowell, John s.
Column
c
0
c
. D
B
B
B
B
B
B
0
a
298
1
-
Ordinance Ident1t1cat1on
Number
AGRICULTURAL EXTENSTION
SERVICE:
4.5.1
4.5.5
ASSESSOR:
6.2
6.3.1
6.3.2
6.5.1
6.5.2
6.5.7
AUDITOR:
e.2
g.3.1
g.5.3
g.5.2
g.5.4
s.5.g
CLERIC:
14.2
14.2.1
14.3.1
14.5.1
14.5.2
14.5.4
COUNTY GARAGES:
lS.1.1
lg.35.7
COURT HOUSE:
20.7.1
20.30
20.31.1
20.31.2
DISTRICT ATTORNEY:
23.2.1
23.3.1
23.3.7
23.5.1
23.5.3
FIRE WARDEN:
2g.5
2s.29.1
2g.29.3
2g.29.g
2g.29.9
2g.29.10
2g.29.11
2g.29.16
'
Name of Employee
Doil.1nges, Bob A.
Reineck, Merilyn R.
T 1.bbals, Mirton
Gaver., Morris F .
Tenney, Earl E.
I
MaoFarlane, Isabelle V.
Loretta, V. Marie
Rioe, Marion B.
Eaves, Albert Jr.
Watson, David
Wharton, Denz11 E.
Quinn, Irene Smith
Reidy, J oseph
Albright, Dorothy
Jamee, C. E.
Head, L. R.
Baker, F. G.
Quintero, B. P.
Ferguson, J. L.
Patterson, Louise
MoCaugl'ley, John P.
Garcia, Manuel M.
Crane, Edward. E.
Coker, William B.
Moraga, Frank
Cota, Juan I.
Orme, Archie D.
Cotter, William T.
Parma, Lawrence M.
Acres, Amelia
Miratti, Eva
Anderson, Lenora K.
Troup, Charles J.
Common, Fletcher Mark
Lotz, E. E.
Mohr, Victor L.
Martin, Allyn
Smith, Lynn Alvy
Ward, R. L.
I '
Column
B
c
c
c
c
D
c
c
B
E
D
B
B
B
D
D.
0
D
B
B
c
c
D
0
c
. .
c
B
D
. .
D
c
c
c
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
' .
-
I
(
Ordinance Identification
Number
,
FIRE WARDEN: (Continued)
2g.29.17
2g.29.1g
2g.29.22
2g.29.23
2!.29.24
2g.29.25
2g.29.26
2g.29.32
2g.29.37
,
2g.29.1W
GENERAL RELIEF -
OUTPATIENT DEPT:
HEALTH DEPARTMENT:
33.5.3
33.5.5
33.5.10
33.5.11
33.5.12
33.5.13
. 33.11.1
33.11.2
33.11.3
33.15.1
33.15.2
33.15.3
33.15.4
33.15.5
33.15.6
33.5.14
33.27.3
33.15.7
33.15.g
33.15.11
33.15.12
33.27.1
33.27.2
HOSPITAL - SANTA BARBARA
GENERAL:
35.5.1
35.5.5
35.5.10
35.5.13
35.5.19
35.5.20
35.5.21
35.7.5
June 30th, 1947
Name of Employee
Hampton, James Loman
Troup, Charles w.
Hotchkiss, George
Karsgard, John Villi
Karsgard, Henry N.
Woodward, Donald
'
Foster, Fred Malcolm
Fitzgerald, John Folsom
Everett, Charles Edward
Chrisman, Gabe, Jr.
Lore, Lou s.
Lidbom, Hazel L.
Secord, Marguerite L.
Bergman, Ora Mary
Stewart, Minnie M.
Densmore, tathryn L.
Busby, Lauren F.
Needels, Louis J.
Nardo, Joseph T.
Becknell, Wilma
Davies, Judith A.
Hager, Emma
Brown, Mary E.
Packer, Josephine Ruth
Powell, Elizabeth Bell
Troy, Meri Jo
Engle, Alfred J.
Baker, Katherine
MoNiohols, Anna J.
Giusti, Evelyn Helen
Russell, Elizabeth St.Clair
Garrigan, J. D.
Fallis, Irvin M.
LaBreohe, Jessie Frances
Johnstone, Fred A.
Reed, Agnes K.
Moiinney, Josephine
Johnson, Constance L.
Meehan, Estelle
Cox, Margaret
Wallace, Harry F.
Column
.
D . .
D
E
B
D
D
B
E
c
D
D
c
D
' D
. D .
E
c '
D
B
B
D
D
. D .
D
D
B -- c
B
B
B
D
B
D
E
E
D
'
E
B
c
c
300
Ordinance Identif ioation
Number
HOSPITAL - SANTA BARBARA
GENERAL: (Continued)
35.7.6
35.7.11
35.11.1
35.11J1
35.15.2
35.15.3
35.15.5
35.15.6
35.15.9
35.15.11
35.15.15
35.15.17
35.15.1g
35.15.19
35.15.20
35.15.23
35.15.24
35.15.25
35.15.2g
35.15.45
35.15.51
35.15.52
35.15.53
35.15.54
35.15.55
35.15.56
35.15.57
35.15.5g
35.15.60
35.15.63
35.15.61J.
35 .15. 67
35.15.6g
35.15.76
35.15.77
35.15.7g
35.15.79
35.15.!o
35.15.!6
35.15.g7
35.15.96
35.15.97
35.15.9g
35.16.1
35.16.13
35.16.22
35.17.5
Name of Employee
Phelps, Albert I.
Edwards, Harrison
Caldwell, David M.
Morell, Frank
Thompson, Johanna s.
Schenck, Estella
Milano, Kate
Gates, Jeanette
Chandler, Helen
Tyler, Elva E.
Gallant, Ruth
MoMee, Olga
Manstield, Rose
Ryan, Dolores T.
Slagle, Irene L.
Yanda, Anna Marie
Johnson, Patr1oia M.
Kluoarich, Katherine
Studley, Agnes I.
Shaw, Ruth H.
Fellin, Luoy R.
Bothe, Gerda
Goodhue, Mary Brown
Grossgart, Ida
Mil ton, Anna F.
Monroe, Alice Nicola
Vondran, Dorothy J.
Yerkes, Lola Graoe
Prentice, Frances
Miller, Ruth B.
Moon, Edith C.
Smyth, Lydia
Wilson, Pearl
Duttield, Elizabeth G.
Hetf ington, Florence
Mot~oha, Katherine
Steensland, Anna
Maddox, Miriam
Sullivan, Ann G
Bates, Nina
Bluethman, Eugenia D
Callow, Lillian M.
Doubrava, Georgiana
Erickson, Merrie
Christenson, Etta Marie
Day, Phoebe H.
Williams, Zulu Ethel
,
Col11mn
B
. c .
. 0 .
B
. c .
. D .
. D .
. B .
. B .
c
E
a
B
B
B
B
B
B
D
E
0
c
D
c
c
D
D
c
c
B
B
B
B
D
a
c
D
c
B
a
n .
E
D
a
o
D
/
-
'
/ .
Ordinance Identif'ication
Number
HOSPITAL - SANTA BARBARA
GENERA!. (Continued) :
35.19.6
35.19.7
35.19.g
35.19.9
35.19.10
35.19.11
35.19.12 -
35.19.13
35.19.11+
35.19.15
35.19.16
35.19.17
35.19.19
35.19.20
35.19.23
35.19.21+
35.19.30
35.19.31
35 .19.32
35.19.31+
35.20.1
35.20.2
35.20.3
35.20.5
35.20.6
35.20.16
35.20.17
35.20.26
35.20.36
35.20.37
35.20.1+1
35.21.1
35.21+.5
35.25.1
35.35 1
35.35.2
35.35.3
35.35.J+
35.35.14
35.41.1
35.41.2
35. ~1.4
35.41.5
35.41.6
35.41.7
'
June 30th, 19'+7
Name of Employee
Halferty, Floyd
Jenkins, Harry H.
Kellyr, Stella
LeOlair, Effie
Newman, Earl F.
Nagle, Gerald
Phillips, Harry C.
Semerske, Lillian
Stafford, Bernard T.
VanderBeek, Wilburt
Williams, Roy
Harbin, Harry W.
Simpson, Myrtle
Gush , John F.
Viloone, Robert
Lucas, John R.
Grothe, Julia Alice
Hamusek, Anna A.
Johnson, William H.
Morrison, Emerson
Allen, Maurice C.
Hernandez, Clara
Hubbell, Grace
Peck, Alene
Guntle, Mary
Dell'Ora, Dominic
Dale, Alma
Bean, Mollie
Saak, Inez
Wallace, Jennie
Nelson, Evelyn L.
~vane, Herbert H.
Kupelian, Rosa
Birabent, Albert L.
Gower, Alvin H.
Hunter, William H.
Wiley, Hughes
Smith, Justin G. Sr.
Gilbert, Owen
Harberts, Richard W
Butler, James
Hubbell, Fre~ K.
MoKeehan, Harry
Douglas, Weldon
Smith, Jim
Column
B
c
B
0
c
c
B
B
B
E
B
B
c
B
B
B
D
B
B
D
c
E
D
0
0
B
E
E
D
B
D
B
B
c
c
B
c
c
E
E
B
. c
0
a
B
302
Ordinance
Identification Number
HOSPITAL - SANTA BARBARA
GENERAL (Continued):
35-~l.8
35.45.1
35.45.3
35.46.1
35.47.2
35.47.3
35.37.4
35.47.6
35.47.7
35.47.g
35.47.9
35.47.10
35.47.11
35.47.21
35.47.22
35.1~7 .23
35.47.42
35.47.57
35.47.64
35.47. 66
35.47. 67
35.47.76
35.47.77
35.47.84
35.47.g5
35.48.1
35.50.1
35.15.4
35.19.1
35.24.1
HOSPITAL - SANTA MARIA
37.5.1
37.15.1
37.15.5
37.15.9
37.15.13
37.15.14
37.15.1g
37.15.46
37.15.2g
37.16.10
37.1g.1
37.19.2
37.19.g
37.35.1
37. 35.3
37.4g.5
Name of Employee
Kelley, Charles s.
Hooker, Bertie J.
Koopmans, Sjoerd
Abbott, James L.
Conklin, Mary
Gilbert, Betty L.
Ketchum, Lois
Short, Sara E.
Silva, Oralia
Spence, Carmelita
Sturlin, Inez
Todd, Catherine
Rubalcava, Eva Marie
Daniels, Maude E
Fisher, Eva Mae
Therell, Mary Cregan
Hidalgo, Barbara
Lawrey, Thomas
Daniels, Claude o.
Grothe , J oseph F.
Hunt, Elzy C
McRae, Andrew
O'Brien, Stephen
Aira, Tony s.
Balster, Kenneth
Turner, Arthur D.
Smith, Hazel C.
Bennett, Yvonne C.
Caldwell, Clara I.
Mayo, Muri el
Carlisle , Evelyn
Brandt, Helen
Bird, Lor ene
Davis, Florence
Feliz, Chester
Gilbertson, Ethel
Pucci, Julia T.
Turner, Loretta
Martin, Hilda G.
Hollingsworth, Ruth
Edie , Earl
Stevens, Maude
Neal, Bernice
Lentz, William H.
Escobar, Re.y
Austin, Lillie
Column
B
c
E
E
B
B
c
B
B
B
c
D
B
c
c
c
c
B
B
D
B
E
E
E
E
D
B
0
D
c
D
B
D
D
B
B
D
c
E
D
0
c
B
B
B
c
,
Ordinance
Identification Number
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
41.1.1
41.2.l
41.3.1
41.5.1
41.g.1
JUVENILE HALL
43.1
43.21.1
43.22.2
43.4!.1
LIVESTOCK INSPECTOR
47.1
MEMORIAL BUILDINGS
50.30.1
50.31.13
50.41.9
OIL WELL INSPECTOR
54.l.
PARKS
57.1
57.31.1
57.31.2
57.31.3
57.31.4
57.31.5
57.31.13
PLANNING AND PUBLIC WORKS
59.5.1
59. 7 . l.
59.!.l
59.g.2
59.9.1
59.10.3
59.43.1
PROBATION OFFICER
61.2
61.3.1
61.3.2
61.3.3
61.3.5
61.3.6
61.3.7
61.5.1
61.5.2
June 30th, 1947
Name of Employee
Heltman, Myrtle M.
Williams, Elizabeth
Lillard, Mae L.
Grossman, Helen Martha
Greeson, Lorraine
Houser, Arden D.
Cox, Charles Albert Jr.
Marshall, Al-Theda Laura
Marshall, Cora R.
Larsen, A. s.
Locke, Harry
Callie, Ralph Merton
Cardoza, Mary
Johnson, Frank H.
Wall, T. T.
Hughes, Romie H.
Smith, Ray Chandler
F1111ppin1, Robert Charles
Daniels, Frank M.
Herdman, David E.
b' lores, Esther
DeSchaine , Colleen K.
Manning, H. T.
Berzinger, Lud
McCartney, Richard
Caldwell, Norman B.
Bauernsohmidt, Henry E.
Pentield, Wallace C
Wallace, Glenn
Brown, Gertrude s.
Clark, John B.
Romer, Clifford 0.
Glenny Muriel J.
Moschella, Doroth1 J.
Sears, Arthur. w.
Horsley, Vivian J.
Wilson, Anne Walker
Column
B
E
c
c
D
c
E
B
. .
c
D
c
D
E
. .
D
c
D
D
D
D
D
B
B
c
B
B
o.
. 0 .
D
o.
c .
B .
B .
c.
o .
B
B
c
303
304
Ordinance
Identification Number Name of Employee
PURCHASING AGENT AND STATISTICIAN
63.2
63.5.1
63.5.2
63.5.7
63.5.13
63.5.15
63.5.3
RECORDER
67.2
67.5.1
67.5.3
67.5.4
67.5.22
ROAD DEPARTMENT
69.5.9
69.44.1
69.44.2
69.44.3
69.5.2
69.5.3
69.5.4
ROAD ENGINEERING
71.6.1
71.6.2
71.7.1
71.7.2
71.7.5
71.36.1
71.36.2
71.36.3
71.37.1
SANTA BARBARA-VENTURA
.rovENILE FORESTRY CAMP
74.1
74.39.1
74.39.2
74.39.3
74.39.4
74.39.13
74.39.16
74.39.1g
74.4g.1
74.39.19
.
SEAIER, WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
76.1
Jacobsen, E. B.
Clark, Mildred L.
Judson, Mary Edith
Murp117, Catherine A.
Tilley, Henry L.
Heinrichs, Minnie E.
Gervais, Nell
Miller, Elizabeth
Covarrubias, Aurora
Nelson, Margaret
Iennedy, Winifred
Mutch, Georgia
Quijada, Lillian
Lambert, C. E.
Moon, George E.
Dille, Fremont E.
Stoner, June
Stoner, June
Stoner, June
Smith, Leland
Ullman, Samuel L.
Steward, Leland R.
Hopkins, Paul
Westwick, Robert c.
Corral, Monico
Sumter, John
Lanford, William L.
Holl1StBr, Albert G.
Erickson, Harold E.
Slocum, John D.
Rund, Elmer Wayne
Erickson, David
Engle, Kenneth M.
Rogers, Walter
Chelstrom, Ella L.
Stripe, Ray D.
Lindsay, Dora
Hancock, Noel I.
Page, C. A.
Column
c
B
B
D
a
o
B .
o
. E .
. c .
.
.
c
c
B
c
c
B
E
E '
E
s
. D .
. B .
s
. c .
. D .
c
. c .
.D .
c
D
D
B
D
B
. .
c
D
D
D
. .
. .
Ordinance Ident1f icat1on
Number
SHERIFF AND CORONER
7g.2
7g.2.1
7g.3.1
7g.3.5
7g.3.6
7e.3.7
7g.3.-12
7e.3.13
7g.3.14
7g.3.15
7g.3.16
7g.3.17
7g.3.1g
7g.3.19
7~.~.20
7g.3.21
7g.3.22
7g.3.23
7!.3.24
7g.3.25
7g.3.26
7g.3.4o
7g.3.41
7g.3.42
7g.21.1
7g.21.2
7g.21.3
7g.22.1
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
go.2
go.5.1
SURVEYOR
g2.2
s2.5.1
g2.g.1
g2.t!.2
g2.e.3
g2.4o.l
AX COLLECTOR
June 30th, 1947
Name or Employee
Taylor, Charles M.
Romero, Raymond B
Higginbotham, Kirk
Johnson, James T
Monroe, Carl T.
Rhoades, E. D
Bovee, Paul W.
Bartholomew, W. c.
Ox.t er d, Andrew L.
Blackman, Howard
Barringer, Dwight Swift
Webster, James W.
Hubbard, Ienneth G.
ltelley, J. Bert
ltelley, Ralph -W.
Goodtield; Elaine
Looney, Harry F.
!ting; Richard
Oriva, William
Rodriguez, Francis A.
Cornish, Clayton
Robbins, E. A.
Ross, L. L.
Spencer, John w.
.
Niedermuller, Otto
Newman, Carl C.
Ovieda, Toney
Romero, Georgine.
Furrow, Leon Ross
Grim, Paul
.
MaoCullooh, M.
Sar89nt, L. c.
!ting, Evelyn M.
Fowler, James G.
Jones, Elmer,L.
Roaoh, Paul M.
Blocher, Clark
Looh, Jessie
I
Column
.0 .
. c .
.C
C .
c
0
. .
D
D
.D .
. D .
.D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
c
D
D
c
D
B
c
. .
B
B
E
0
B
E
c
. .
306
Ordinance
Identification Number
TREASURER AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR
g1.2
g1.5.1
g1.5.3
g1.5.4-
s7.5.5
VETERANS SERVICE OFFICER
90.3.1
WELFARE DEPARTMENT
94.5.1
94.5.9
94.5.10
94.5.11
94.23.3
94.24.12
94.24.13
94.24.14
94.24.16
94.24.17
94.24.26
94.35.1
Name of Employee
Lee, Dorothy
Hart, Ella May
Thompson, Vining c.
McCabe, C. D. -
Taylor, Donald H.
McNamara, Francis A.
Balster, Ruth
Gates, Marina
Limon, Mary C
Hendry, Ardis N.
Bower, Virginia L.
Jesse, Lila E.
Van Nest, Mildred
Aylesworth, Fern s.
King, Beatrice
Cording, Ruth B.
McLeod, Beth
Smith, Harry
. . .
Column
B
B
B
B
c
D
B
B
B
B
B
D
D
D
D
D
D
0
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County' of Santa Barbara,
.
State of California, this 30th day of June, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: o. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford~ R. B. MoOlellan,
.
and T. A. Twitchell
Noes: None Absent: None
Fixin ~ ~alary In the Matter of ~1xing Salary Schedules of Certain Oo~ty ~osit1ons Bearing
SCcehretadiunl es of Identification Nos. 35.15.~3 to 50, Inclusive, 35.15.51 to 6o, Inc~usi~e, and 1.5.5 to
County Pos.;i ti n~ ~ Resolution No. 7505
WHEREAS, the salaries as set forth in Column 1A1 of the standard monthly
salary schedule of certain county positions and employeesh1ps under Ordinance No. 5g7,
bearing Identification Nos. 35.15.43 to 50, inclusive, 35.15.51 to 60, 'inclusive, and
1.5.5 to 6, inclusive, are too low to secure employees under existing conditions; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to Secti on llD of said Ordinance, the Board of Supervisors
is empowered by resolution to set the automatic starting salary of any P.Ositions at
the amounts specified 1n Columns B; 0, D or E of the said standard mont~ly salary
schedule for a period of not to exceed one year, . .
\
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that the above .tacts are true.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the compensation of certain oou~tI positions and
employeeships be and the same are hereby fixed as set forth opposite th~ hereinafter
named positions, effective July 1, 1947.
IDENTIFICATION NO. TITLE
35.15.43 to 50
35.15.51 t o 60
1.5.5 to 6
Day Nurse, Tuberculosis
Sanitarium
General Evening Nurse
Secretary to Superior Court
Judges
COLUMN
0
0
B
I
3 7
June 30th, 1947
Pas~ed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 30th day of June, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell.
Noes: None Absel)t: None
Allowinp; and
Disallo1.,ring
Positions Un er
Ordinance No
5g7 .
In the Matter of Allowing and Disallowing Positions Under Ordinance No. 5g7.
v' Resolution No. 7506
WHEREAS, by virtue of Seo~1on 4 of Ordinanc~ N~. 5g7, the Board of Supervisors
'
is empowered to allow or disallow positions establis~ed by said Ordinance; and
WHEREAS, it appears that certain positions and employeeships should be allowed
and other positions and employeeships should be disallowed, effective July 1, 1947.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that the hereinafter named
positions and emplo7eeships be and the same are hereby allowed, effect ive July 1, 1947.
HEALTH DEAPRTMENT:
HOSPITAL - SANTA MARIA:
JUVENILE HALL:
FIRE WARDEN:
GENERAL RELIEF - OUTPATIENT
DEPT:
PLANNING & PUBLIC WORKS:
RECORDER:
ROAD DEPARTMENT:
SANTA BARBARA-VENTURA
JUVENILE FORESTRY CAMP:
HOSPITAL - SANTA BARBARA
GENERAL:
. .
ROAD DEPARTMENT:
WELFARE DEPARTMENT:
CLERK
Ordinance
Identif icat1on Number
33.5.1
33.5.13
33.15.10
33.27.3
37.15.2g
30.11.10
59.g.2
74.39.16
35.5.20
35.5.21
35.15.60
35.15.s7
35.19.23
35.19.24
69.5.2
69.5.3
69.5.4
94-. 24.19
14.5.6
.
Title of Position
Chief Clerk II
Junior clerk I
Public Health Nurse II
Sanitarian
Genera1 Day Nurse II
Supervisor II
Fire Truck Operator I
County Physician II
(P.T. 3)
Draftsman I
Junior Typist II
Road Foreman II
Night Supervisor
Junior Clerk II
Junior Clerk I
General Evening Nurse
Undergraduate Nurse II
Kitchen Worker, Hosp. I
Kitchen Worker, Hosp. I
Clerk, P . T.
Clerk, P T.
c1erk, P T.
Public Assistance Worker
Departmental Clerk I
3u8
Cancellation
of Funds ./
CancellP.tion
of Funds {
Cancellation
of Funds.
j
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the hereinafter named positions and employeeships
be and the same are hereby disallowed, effective July 1, 1947.
HEALTH DEPARTMENT:
Ordinance
Identification NumbeP
Title of Position
Senior Typist I
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 30th day of June, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell
Noes: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds. -
Resolution No. 7501_
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $750.00 is not needed in account 122 B 23, Replacement of Equipment, Maintenance
and Operation, Second Supervisor District - Good Roads Fund.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of seven hundred titty dollars
Ct750.00) be and the same is hereby canceled from the above account and returned to the
Unappropriated Reserve Good Roads Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No , 15og
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum o~ t250.oo is not needed in account 141 A 60, Labor, Salaries and Wages,
Fourth Supervisor District, Fourth Road Fund.
'
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of two hundred fifty dollars
(1250.0P) be and the same is hereby canceled from the above account and returned to
the Unappropriated ~eserve Fourth Road Fund.
Upon the passage of the toregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. MoOlellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
Nays, None Absent, None
-In- t-he- M-a-tt-er of Cancellatio-n of Fund-s.
Resolution No. 7509
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $300.00 is not needed in account 131 A 60, Labor, Salaries and Wages, Third
Bupervisor District, Third Road Fund.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of three hundred dollars Ct300.oo)
be and the same is hereby canceled from the above account and returned to the
Unappropriated Reserve Third Road Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
-
I I
'
-
-
Cancellation
of Funds .
f
Cancellation
of Funds .
,
Q_ancellation
of Funds.-
I
Cancellation
of Funds .
./
June 30th, 1947
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
-
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
! esolut1on No. 7~ 10
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of t325.00 is not needed in account 111 A 3, Clerical Hel:P', Salaries and Wages,
First District Supervisor, First Road Fund.
Nov therefore, be it resolved that the sum of three hundred twenty-five dollar
($325.00) be and the same is hereby ,canceled from the above account and returned to the
Unappropriated Reserve First Road Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the .roll being called, the
following Supervis~rs voted Aye, to-wit:
r
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 7511 -
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
. -
the sum of $450.00 is not needed in account 190 B 56, County Cash Aid, Maintenance and
Operation, General Relief-Welfare Department, General Fund.
Now therefore, be 1t resolved that the sum of four hundred fifty dollars
($450.00) be and the same is hereby canceled from the above account and returned to
the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
Rays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 7512_
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
the sum of $160.00 is not needed in account 170 B 6, Materials and Supplies, Maintenance
and Operation, Parks-Third District, General Fund.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one hundred sixty dollars
($160.00) be and the same is hereby canceled trom the above account and r eturned to the
Unappropria~ed Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, . the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted-Aye, t o-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, a.nd
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Cancellation of Funds.
Resolution No. 751J
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Where as, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Bar-bara County that
the sum of $3,090.00 is not needed in account 91 B 6, Materials and Supplies, Maintenanc
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. Now therefore, be 1 t resolved that the sum of thre_e thousand ninety dollars
($3,090.00) be and the same is hereby canceled from the ab~ve account and returned to
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the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of' the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Cancellation of' Funds.
Resolution No._1514
Whereas, it appears to the Board of' Supervisors of' Santa Barbara County that
the sum of' $16.oo is not needed in account 4o B 22, Repairs and Minor Replacements,
Maintenance and Operation, Superior Court, General Fund.
Now t~refore, be i~ resolved t~at the sum of' six~een dollars Ct16.oo) be
an& the same is hereby canceled from the above account and r.e tu.r ned to the Unappropriated
Reserve General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
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following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wlt :
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C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve Good Roads
Fund.
Resolution No. 7515
Whereas it appears to the Boe.rd of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve Good Roads Fund to account
122 A 60, Labor; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivisi~n 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore be it resolved that the sum of seve~ h~dred f 1.tty dollars -
($750.00) be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve Good
Roads Fund to account 122 A 60, Labor, Salaries and Wages, Second Supervisor District-
Good Roads Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
roll being called, the following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
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T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropria~ Reserve Fourth
Road District Fund.
Resolution No. 7516
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of. Santa Barbara County that
a tranef er is necessary- from the Unappropriated Reserve Fourth_ ~oad District Fund to
account 250 B, County Contribution, Employees Retirement; in accordance with Section
3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it r esolved that the sum of two hundred fifty dollars
($250.00) be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated Reserve Fourth
Road District Fund to account 250 B Maintenance and Operation, County Contribution,
Employees Retirement, Fourth Road District Fund.
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Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the r oll being called, the
follo~ing Supervisors vot ed Aye, to-wit:
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c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Mo~oe Rutherf~rd, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated ~eserve Third
Road District Fund.
-Resolution No. 7517
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve Third Road District Fund to
account 250 B, County Contribution; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3,
of the Political Code,
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Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of three hundred dollars ($300.00)
be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve Third Road Distric
Fund to account 250 B, County Contribution, Maintenance and Operation, Thirrd Road
District Fund.
Upon the passage of the forego1n$ resolution, the ~ol~ being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None.
In the Matter of Tr-ansfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve First
Road District Fund.
Resolution No. 751!
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County tlBt
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve First Road District Fund to
account 250 B, County Contribution; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of
the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of three hundred twenty-five
($325.00) be and the same is hereby transferred from th. e unappropriated reserve First
Road District Fund to account 250 B, County Contribution, Maint enance and Operation,
First Road District Fund.
. Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll. being c alled, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, t o-wit:
O. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of T~anafer of Fund~ from the Unapproprla~d Reserve General
Fund.
Resolution No. 7519
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer ls necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to account 170 A
51, Caretaker; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one hundred sixty dollars
($160.00) be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve General
Fund to account 170 A 51, Caretaker, Salaries and Wages, Parks-Third District, General
Fund.
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Upon the passage of the f or egoing resolution, the r oll being called, t he
following Supervisors voted Aye, t o-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell. . .
Nays, None Absent; None.
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds fro~the Unappropriate~Reserve General
Fund.
Resolution No. 7520
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to account 100 B 32
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Vital Statistics; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one hundred twenty-five dollars
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(1125.00) be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve General
Fund to account 100 B 32, Vital Statistics, Maintenance and Operation, Vital Statistics,
General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, t o-wit:
Fund.
c. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unap_propriated Reserve General
R--esolution No. 7521
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary trom the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to account 91 C 24,
Repairs to Buildings; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political
Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of three thousand ninety dollars
(t3,090.oo) be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve
General Fund to account 91 C 24, Repairs t o Buildings, Capital Outl'&Y, Forester and Fire
Warden, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wits
Fund.
c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McOlellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Resolution No. 7522
Whereas 1t appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General rund to account g1 A 60,
Special Labor; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of one hundred twenty-five dollars
($125.00) be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve General
Fund to account g1 A 6o, Special Labor, Salaries and Wages, Farm Adviser, General Fund
Upon the passage of the foregoing r esolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, t o-wit:
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June 30th, 1947
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherf.or~, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Resolution No. 7523
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to accoant 71 A 53,
Truck Driver; in ac~ordancewith Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the s.um of sixty-three dollars ($63.00)
be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve General Fund to
account 71 A 53, Truck Drive+, Salaries and Wages, County Jail-Chain ~ang, General Fun1.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Fund.
c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Resolution- No. 7524
Whereas it appear~ to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer ls necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to accounts 40 B
35, Trial Jurors Fees, Mileage and Expense; 4o B 36, Reporting and Transcribing;
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Maintenance and Operation, Superior Court; and 53 B 36, Reporting and Transcribing,
Maintenance and Operation, Police Courts, General Fund; in accordance with Section
3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of Seventeen hundred fifty dollars
($1,750.00) be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve
General Fund to accounts 4o B 35, Trial J.u rors Fees, Mileage and Expense, the sum of
$500.00; 4o B .36, Reporting and Transcribing, the sum of $750.00, Maintenance and
Operation, Superior Cou~t; and 53 B 36, Reporting and Transcribing, the sum of $500.00,
Main~enance and Operation, Po1:1oe Courts, _General ~ Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resol.u tion, the . rol. l being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbu:rzy, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None.
Transfer of In the Matter of Transfer of Funds from the Unappropriated Reserve General
Funds .
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Resolution No. 7525
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transfer .is necessary from the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to account 4o C ~
Office Equipment; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of sixteen dollars ($16.oo) be
and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve General Fund to
acco~nt 4o C 1, Office Equipm~nt, Capital _Outlay, Superior Court, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the .roll being called, the
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following Supervisors voted Aye, t o-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. St ewart, J. Monroe Rutherf-0rd, R. B. MoClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
. In the Matter of Tr~sfer 2~ Funds fr!11 the UnaJprop1. ated Reserve General
Fund.
ResolutJ!1 No. 7526
Whereas it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a transter is necessary trom the Unappropriated Reserve General Fund to account lgg C
1, Office Equipment; in accordance with Section 3714, subdivision 3, of the Political
Code,
Now therefore, be it resolved that the sum of tour hundred titty dollars
Ct450.00) be and the same is hereby transferred from the unappropriated reserve General
Fund to account lgg C 1, Office Equipment, Capital Outlay, Welfare Administration,
General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
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following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewar1;, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. _Twitchell.
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Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Re ~lution No. 7527
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary Within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Veterans' Buildings, General Fund .
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
!ransfer from Accoun, t 17g B 24, Building Repairs, the sum of $150.00 to
Account 17S B 14, Cleaning and Disinfecting Supplies, Maintenance and Operation,
Veterans' Buildings, General ~und.
Upon the passage of the :foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradblry, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
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_!lesol~t f on No. 752g
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
~revision is necessary within general olassification of Salaries and Wages, Parks-
Second District, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows , to-wit:
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Transfer from Account 165 A 60, Labor, the sum of t21.oo to Account 165 A 51,
Caretaker, Salaries and Wages, Parks-Second District, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the f oregoing resolution, the r oll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
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In the Matter of Revi-sion of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 7529
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Sup ervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Salaries and Wages, ParksFirst
District, General Fund.
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Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same are
hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Account 164 A 11, lifeguards, the sum of 847.00 to Account 164
A 51, Caretaker, Salaries and Wages, Parke-First District, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the fore going resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
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Resolution No. 1230
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Salaries and Wages, Forester
and Fire Warden, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Account 91 A 60, Labor, the sum of $141.00 to Accounts 91 A 3,
Clerk, the sum of $1!.00; and 91 A 14, Fire Warden, Clark-MoNary State Funds, the sum
of $123.00, Salaries and Wages, Forester and Fire Warden, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Ruther.!or.d, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Item
Resolullon No,_ 15J_l
Whereas, it appea's to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Recorder, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer trom Accounts 74 B 2, Postage, Freight, Cartage and Express, the
sum or tgoo.oo; and 74 B ~3, Replacement of Equipment, the sum of $1,140.00 to Account
74 B g, Off ice Supplies, Maintenance and Operation, Recorder, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following SuperTisora voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
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Resol_tion No. 753~
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general class1f1oat1on of Salaries and Wages, Court
House, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
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Transfer from Account 55 A 51, Janitor, the sum of $227.00 to Accounts 55 A
1, Cu~todian, the sum of $63.00; 55 A 2, Assistant Custodian, the sum of $105.00; and
55 A 26, Engineer, the sum of $59. 00, Salaries and Wages, Court House, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution,the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Ruther.f or.d , R. B. MoClellan, and
'1'. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Reeolu!_!on No. 1533
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within the general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Justice Court-Fifth Township, General Fund .
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Account 45 B 2, Postage, Freight, Cartage and Express, the sum
of tio.oo to Account 45 B 1, Telephone and Telegraph., Maintenance and Operation, Justio
' Court-Fifth Township, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Pa~l E. Stewar~, J. Monroe Ruthe~fo~d, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
I-n -th-e -Mat-t~-r or Rev-ision of Budget Items.
-Re-so-lution No. 753-4
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is ne~essary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Justice Court-Second Township, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Account 42 B 25, Service and Expense, the sum of $9.00 to
Account ~2 B 2, Postage, Freight, Cartage and Express, Maintenance and Operation,
Justice Cou.rt-Seoond Township, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the fore going resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Ruthe~to~, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
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In the Matte~- of R-evision of Bu-dget Items.
Resolution No. 7535_
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is neceseary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
County Purchasing Agent and Statistrician, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows; to-wit:
Transfer from Account 30 B 2, Postage, Freight, Cartage and Express, the
sum of t11g.gg to Accounts 30 B g, Office Supplies, the sum of $51.!g; and 30 B 22,
Repairs and Minor Replacements, the sum of $67.00 Maintenance and Operation, County
Purchasing Agent and Statistician, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. MoOlellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Rev1.!_ion of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 153._
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Board of Education, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same are
hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Account 221 B 27, Publications, the sum of $4o.oo to Account
221 B 3, Traveling Expense and Mileage, Maintenance and Operation, Board of Education,
General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell '
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
Resolution No. 7537
Whereas, 1 t appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Farm Production Coordinator, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
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are hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Aooount g5 B 3, Traveling Expense and Mileage, the sum of $50.0
to Account g5 B 9, Motor Veh1ole Supplies, Maintenance and Operation, Farm Production
Coordinator, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None . Absent, None
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Resolution No. 753g
Whereas , it appears to the Beard of Supervisors of Banta Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within general olassitioation of Ma1ntenanoe and Operation,
Planning and Public .W orks, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Accounts 2g B 27, Publications, the sum of $20.00; and 2g B 25,
Service .and Expense, the sum of $50.00 to Accounts 2g B 6, Materials and Supplies, the
sum of t4o.oo; 28 B 3, Traveling Expense and Mileage, the sum of $15.00; and 2g B 8,
Office Supplies, the sum or. $15.00, Maintenance and Operation, Planning and Public Works
General Fund.
Upon the passage of the foregoing resolution, the roll b eing called, the
follow. in.g Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Mon. roe Rutherf.o rd. , R. B. MoOlellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
R-e-so-lut-io-n No. 7539.
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary w1 thin general olassifioation or Salaries and '\fages, Planning
and Public Works, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Account 28 A 29, Public Works Engineer, the sum of $162.40 to
Account 28 A 2g, Maintenance Engineer, Salaries and Wages, Pla.n ning and Public Works,
General Fund.
Upon the passage of the f,oregoing resolution, the roll being called, the
follqwing Supervisors voted A7e, to-wit: .
c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherf. ord. , R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays, None Absent, None
In the Matter of Revision of Budget Items.
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Resolution No. 7540
Whereas, it appears to the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County that
a revision is necessary within g~neral classification of Maintenance and Operation,
Auditor, General Fund.
Now, therefore, be it Resolved that the aforesaid accounts be and the same
are hereby revised as follows, to-wit:
Transfer from Accounts 8 B g, Office Supplies, the sum of $35.00; 8 B 22,
Repairs and Minor Replacements, the sum of $120.QO; and g B 25, Service and Expense,
the sum of $105.00 to Account g B 23, Replacements of Equipment, Maintenance and
Operation, Auditor, General Fund.
Upon the passage of the toregoi~g Resolution, the . ro~l being called, the
following Supervisors vo ted Aye, t o-wi t:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
Nays, None Absent, None
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Petition /
Acceptance
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Santa Maria
Cemetery
District /
Sale of Tax
Deeded
Property by
the Tax
Collector
Report
June 30th, 1947
In the Matter of the Petition of w. C. Hickey, et al., for Abandonment of
Certain .Roads in Cuyama Valley.
The above entitled matter is hereby referred to the Planning Commission
.
In the Matter o-f 4-oceptanee of Deed from the Santa Maria Cemetery District.
t" _!l~solut ion No. 754-L
WHEREAS, the Banta Maria Ce~etery District, a public cemetery district, by
a deed dated and acknowledged on May 23rd, 19~7, has conveyed to the County of Santa
Barbara certain lands describea in said deed; and
WHEREAS, it appears that it is for the best interest of the County that said
de ed be aooepted,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the County of Santa Barbara, acting by
and through its Board of Supervisors, hereby accepts the aforementioned deed.
BE IT FURTHER RE~LVED that the County Clerk be, and he is hereby authorized
and directed to record said deed in the off ice of the County Recorder of Santa Barbara
County.
Passed and adopted by the Board of ~upervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of Calitornia, this 30th day of June, 194-7, by the following vote:
Ayes: O. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None.
In the Matter of the Sale of Tax Deeded Pro~rty bI the County Tax Collector.
./ Resolution No. 7542
Pursuant to a notice of intention to sell at public auction certain tax
deeded properties and request for approval thereof tiled with this Board of Supervisors
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by the Tax Collector of Santa Barbara County, June 19th, 1947, it is resolved that
approval be and it is hereby granted for said sale as set forth in the said notice and
the ~a1d tax collector is hereby directed to sell the property as provided by law for
a sum not less than the minimum price set forth in this resolution.
The parcel or parcels of property that are the subject of this resolution
are deeded to the State of California tor delinquent t~es and are situated in the
County of Santa Barbara, State of California, being more partioularly described as
follows:
Sold to the State June 22, 1!97, for taxes of lg96, Sale No. !5
Deeded to State June 23, 1902, Deed No . 21
Recorded in Volume !6 of Official Records, Page 42, Records of Santa
Barbara County
Description of Property
Lots 16, 17 & l!, Block U
According to otf 1c1al map
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Minimum Price $100.00
Town of Santa Ynez
The foregoing resolution was duly passed and adopted by the Board of
Supervisors of Santa Barbara County, the 30th day of June, 194-7.
In the Matter of the Report -of the Carpinteria Union H-igh School District
Recreational Program.
The above entitled matter is hereby continued until July 7th, 1947.
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Communication
from Santa
Ynez Valley
Flying Club
Request
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Communication
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Request
In the Matter o!'__Qommunication from the Santa Ynez Valley Flying Club
Relative to the Appointment of .a Fixed Base Operator.
The above entitled matter is hereby referred to Richard s. Whitehead, Public
Works Director, for conference with the Airport Advisory Committee
Mr. Whitehead is further directed to contact Mr. J. J. Mitchell requesting
that a test be made of the water well located on the proposed airport site.
The Clerk is directed to acknowledge the above oommuniea.tion and explain the
action taken.
In the Matter of Request of Old Spanish Days Fiesta Relative to 1947-4g
Budget Appropriation.
The above entitled matter was ordered placed on file.
In the Matter of Communication from the Order of Elks Relative to Invitation -
to be Present on the Reviewing Stand July 4th, 1947.
The above entitled matter was ordered placed on file.
In the Matter of the Re gu e s~ of the Semana Nautica Association fo.r Use of the
Sunken Gardens July 4th, 1947.
The above entitled matter was ordered placed on file
Agreement In the Matter of Agi:eement Between the County of Santa Barbara and the
Relative to
Plague Centro Department of Agriculture of the State of California Relative to Plague Control.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that the Chairman and
Clerk be, and they are hereby authorized to sign said Agreement on Behalf of the County
of Santa Barbara.
Grantin@." Perm
for thf' Displ
of Fire,vorks
t In the Matter of Granting Permit to the Carpinteria American Legion and AMVETS
.
Authori zing
Auditor to
Make NecPssar
Transfers
Within Depart
mental Budget
V'
y
for the Display of Fireworks
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it_is order ed that a permit be, and
the same is her eby, granted to the Carpinteria American Legion and AMVETS tor the display
of fireworks on the Carpinteria Beach, July 4th, 1947.
In the Matter o!:_Au~hor~!ng ~he Auditor to Make Necessary Transfers Within
Departmental Budgets.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, the Audltor is hereby authorized to
make transfers between accounts within any departmenta.l budget (1946-47) to take care
of deficits in any accounts af'ter the close of the fiscal year on June 30th, 19~7.
Authorizing In the Matter of Authorizing the Auditor to I ssue Warrants for Aid Allowed
Auditor to
Issue Warrant by Orders Made July lat, 1947.
for Aid allow d
by Orders Mad Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, unanimously, it is ordered that tlE
July 1st, 194 .
Report
Auditor be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to issue warrants for Old Age
Security, Blind, and Children's Aid, allowed by orders made July let, 1947, upon
notification that Federal Funds tor aid have been allowed.
In the Matte~_ of Report.
The report of the County Welfare Department was recived and ordered placed
on file.
Permitting n the Matter of Permitting Hewitt Reynolds to Lay Pipeline, First Road Distri t .
Hewitt Reynol s
to lay Pipeli e Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the action of
First Road
District / Supervisor Stewart in granting Hewitt Reynolds permission to lay a pipeline along Cold
Springs Road, upon the placing of a $100.00 bond, be, and the same is hereby, confirmed.
June 30th, 194-7
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Application
Road License
Permit
or In the Matter of .Application of Mrs. C. Ann Booth tor Road License Permit.
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Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that a permit be, and
the same is hereby, Sranted Mre. O~ Ann Booth to lay a 6 inch concrete pipeline along
. . . .
Patterson Avenue, Third District. The placing of a bond is hereby waived
Leasing of In the Matter of the Leas~ng of a Cert ain Road Le~ving Fairview Avenue and
Certain Road -
Third Dietri t Extend1ng Across the Mesa to the Goleta Beach, Third District.
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Richard s. Whitehead, Public Works Director, is hereby authorized to represent
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the County in a meeting with the City of Santa Barbara and the War Assets Administration
signifying the County's willingness to enter into a long term lease for the use of a
road in the Third District that leaves Fairview Avenue and extends across the mesato
the Goleta Beach.
Rental of In the Matter of R~ntal of 0ertain Countz Equipment not in Use for County
Certain
County Equi p Purposes.
ment .
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V' Resolution No. 75~
WHEREAS, the County of Santa Barbara is the owner of certain equipment used
in the maintenance and construction of county roads, which said equipment is not in
use at the present time upon the roads under the Jurisdiction of this Board; and
WHEREAS, the Amerioan Crystal Sugar Company has requested that a certain
item be let to them, as hereinafter set forth;
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND RESOLVED, by unanimous vote of this
Board, that the following described county road equipment, not now in use for county
purposes, be let to the said American Crystal Sugar Company fort he period hereinafter
set forth, at cost; said equipment to be used in the Fourth Road District:
3/g Yard Power Shovel One Day
It is expressly understood that s aid article is to be returned immediately
upon completion or the work for which it is let, and in any event immediately upon
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demand by the County of Santa Barbara when the same becomes necessary for county
purposes.
Passed and adopted by the Beard of Supervisors of the County or Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 30th day of June, 1947, by the following vote, to wit:
Ayes: C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan
and T. A. Twitchell
Nays: None Absent: None
Authorizing In the Matter of Authorizing Albert T. Eaves, Jr. to Travel to Santa Maria.
Albert T.
Eaves, Jr. Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that Albert T. Eaves,
t o t r avel t o ,
Sant a Maria Jr., Deputy Auditor, be, and he is hereby, authorized to travel to . Santa Maria Relative
.
Leave of
Absence.
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to the printing of the 1947-4g budget;
It is further ordered that Mr. Eaves be allowed 6 per mile for the use or
his own oar
In the Matter of Leave of Absence.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the following
.
named persons be, and they are hereby, granted leave of absence without pay, tor the
period set opposite their names:
Eli~abeth Powell
Mary Brown
Hazel R. Lidbom
June 22nd to 2gth, 1947
July 9th to 19th, 1947
October lat to 31st, 1947
Re-Appointing
Hal W. Hamm
as a Member
of the Board
of Education
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The Soard took a r ecess until 4:30 p.m. of this day.
At 4:30 p.m. the Board convened.
Present: Supervisors C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford,
R. B. McClellan, T. A. Twitchell, and J. E. Lewis, Clerk
In the Matt-er or the Re-Appointment of Hal W. Hamm as a Member of the Board
ot Education.
In aacordanoe With the provisions of Section 2.1261 of the School Code;
It is moved, duly s econded and earried, that Hal W. Hamm be, and he is hereby
re-appointed a member of the Board of Education, effective July lat, 1947.
Leasing of ! n the Matte~_ot the Leasing .of Real Property by the County of Santa Barbara
Real Property
by the County tor the Production of Oil, Gas and Other Hydrocarbons.
for the
Production of t/ Resolution No. 754q
Oil, Gas, etc
WHEREAS, 1t appears to the Board of Supervisors that it is to the beet interee e
of the C ount~ of Santa Barbara to lease the hereinafter described real property, owned
by said County, tor the production of oil, gas and other hfdl!ocarbons; and
WHEREAS, in the judgment of the Board of Supervisors, the public use of such
real property will not be substantially intertered with by such lease; and
WHEREAS, the Board of Supervisors is authorized and e mpowered to lease the
real property owned by the County for such purposes by the terms of Chapter 5, Part 2,
Division 6 of the Public Resources Code of the State of Calitorn1a,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED t hat it is the intention of the
Board of Supervisors and said Board hereby declares its intention to lease to the hi~-
.
est responsible bidder the hereinafter described real property belonging to the County
ot Santa Barbara for the production of oil, gas and other hydrocarbons tor a term ot
twenty (20) years and so long thereafter as the lessee shall in good faith conduct
drilling operations thereon, and as long as oil, gas and other hydrocarbons are produce
therefrom, conditioned further upon active drilling within five (5) years, at a minimum
rental of a one-seventh (1/7) royalty, or Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) per annum, payable
in advance, in lieu of drilling, said lease to be subject to the t erms of a lease
between said County and the United States of America dated January 11, 1943, for the use
of said property as a migratory labor camp, and the t erms of an agreement between said
County and the War Foods Administrat ion dated November 13, 1944, for the use of a porti
of said real property as a farm labor supply oenter.
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IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED that Monday, the 2gth day of July, 1947, at 10:00 o'cl ck
A.M. at the room of the Board of Supervisors in the County Courthouse, Santa Barbara,
California, be and the same are h er eby fixed as the time and place when and where the
said Board of Supe rvisors w111 r eceive and consider sealed proposals to l ease said real
property; all bids mus t be in writing and said Board of Supervisors reserves the right
at any t 1m.e to reject any and all bids and to withdraw the said real property from leas
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED that notice of said intention to lease be given by
publication of this resolution once a we ek tor three successive. weeks in the Santa Mari
Advertiser, a newspaper of general circulation published i n the County of Santa Barbara.
The real property which it is the intention t o lease, as aforesaid, is
situated in the County of Santa Barbara, Stat e of California, and particularly describe
as f ollows:
The north half of the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of Section
34 in Township 10 north, Range 34 west, San Bernardino Base and Meridian.
Subject to a right of way over the north 20 teet of the land herein described
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June 30th, 1947
as granted by Duncan Earl et ux t o J. L. Hopper by a de ed dated December 4, lg95,
recorded in Book 50 of Deeds at 196 in the office of the Recorder of said county.
Applicetion
for Road
License Perm t
v
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
Sta~e of California, this 30th day of June, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan
and T. A. Twitchell
Noes: None Absent: None
In the Matter of the A_pplicat~ of Lee and Neal for Road License Permit.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that a permit be, and
the same is her eby, granted Lee and Neal to lay a lt inch water pipeline along Patterson
Avenue, Third District; upon the posting of a $250.00 bond.
Contribution In the_Maj;ter of _Q.ontr1but1on to Mosquito Control Work in the Goleta Area.
to Moe-ouito Control ltlork Upon motion, duly s econded and carried, it is ordered that a sum not to
in Goleta
Area. v exceed $200.00 be, and the same is hereby, ordered contributed to mosquito control
work in the Goleta area; said contribution t o be drawn from the Special Services Fund.
Allowance of
Claims. ---+--
In the Matter of Allo-w-an-ce 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 in the crder of allowance endorsed on the face of
eaoh claim respectively, to wit:
\
A Carlisle & Co.
Acme Lock Shop
Mrs. S. R. Aiken
GENERAL FUND
Andera's
A. N. Packing Co.
A. R. Hebel Garage
. .
Associated Telephone Co., Ltd.
do do
do do
do do
Association Press
Axvall & White Co.
Charles J. Betlach
Jeanette Brown
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
David M. Caldwell, M.D.
California Spray Chemical Corporation
California Tire Company
do do
Carpinteria Hardware Co.
Ca.rp1nter1a Herald
Channel Paper & Supply Co.
do do
do do
Etta Marie Christenson
Gail Clary
6g5.16
1.54
14.91
15.33
51.95
26.10
9.65
19.07
107.96
4.75
12.75
g.15
15.00
2.70
1. l.l
24.35
63.96
17.59
17.59
6.66
14.19
13.g4
4.20
9.99
25.00
20.g2
Coates and Herfurth GENERAL FUND
Commercial Solvents Corp. ora. tion
Continental Car-Na-Var Corp
Crav1otto Bros.
Joe Dal Pozzo
do
Jesus De la Torre
Dohrmann Hotel Supply Co.
Dr. M. V. Duncan
Mrs. Alice Erickson
E. S. Miller Laboratories, Inc.
Eugene Dietzgen Co.
Francis E. Evans
do do
Federal Laboratories, Inc.
Fishstrom Staple Company
Lillian S. Fraser
.
Freezerite Food Lockers
.
Edwin R. Froelich D.D.S.
Evelyn Giusti, P.H.N.
Goleta Lemon Association
H & H Rooting & Supply
The Halo id Comp any
Hazard's Cyclery
Chas. C. Hedges, M.D.
Holiday Hardware Co.
do do
do do
do do
Jones Top Shop
Keuff el & Esser Co.
Law Outlines Company
Hazel Lidbom
Marvin Light
Lou s. Lore
McCrea Chemical Service Co.
MacNair-Dorland Company, Inc.
Horace T. Manning
Marks, Inc.
do
Montgomery Ward Co.
Office Equipment Co.
Ott's
Ott Hardware Company
do do
Pacific Butane Service
. .
Pacif 1c Coast Publishing Co.
do do
do do
25.00
165.14
7.61l
6.29
14.21
11.60
72.33
13.g7
39.16
.375
64.95
7.32
44.75
14.45
31.17
10.16
3.00
6.go
i3.go
6.96
ig.65
432.00
216.54
1.00
17.25
4o2.56
29.7g
6.oo
41.00
53.97
20.50
5.79
23.61
3.74
21.54
5.00
162.40
5.13
46.74
100.25
39.01
g.g6
1.54
39.03
69.37
2.14
4.10
26.93
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Pacific Gas & Electric Co.
Pacific Ottice Appliance Co.
Elizabeth Powell, P.H.N.
Quality Meat Market
The Quality Printing Service
Ellis H. Rice
Rodenbeck1s
John A. Rodriguez
Ruftner & Schuyler
Elizabeth S. Russell, P.H.N.
William O. Russell, M.D
.
GENERAL FUND
Santa Barbara Chamber of Commerce
Santa Barbara News-Press
Santa Barbara Retreading Shop
Santa Maria Daily Times
Santa Maria Velley Chamber of Commerce
Seaside Oil Company
do do
do do
.
Shell 011 Company
E. D. Solari
Southern Counties Gas Co. of Calif
do do
Standard 011 Co. of Calif.
State Board of Equalization
State of California, Dept. of Justi~e
John L. Stewart
Jessie Stinson
Homer C. Thompson
do do
13.63
10.00
4.75
14. o4
gG.10
7g.70
4.41
16 .50
2.27
4.oo
150.00
g19.4-4-
3.15
6.46
4-o.oo
239.43
160.03
32.47
725.46
eo.oo
23.go
1.62
l.g6
70.00
49.46
5.21
'.1-02. 1.7
9.33
3.25
1.93
Underwood Corporation 222.57
Richard S. Whitehead 54.13
Vincent E. Wood 5.14
Armco Drainage & Metal Products GOOD ROADS FUND
Associated Telephone Company
Brown-Sevis Equipment Co.
Johns-Manville
Joseph G. Moore Co.
Marks, Inc.
Shell Oil Company
Surveyors Service Co.
Homer c. Thompson
Brown Bevis Equipment Co. THIRD RO .f\D FUND
156.79
11.10
1724.16
10.00
321.og
22.90
gg.74
24.oo
111.05
574.72
Upon the passage of the foregoing order, the roll being called the following
Supervisors voted Aye, to wit:
C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
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IL), '-)
Chairman
Pro Tem ./
Alti:iration
to D . A.'s
Off i ce .,
Petition
for Monteci
to San-
1 tary Dist
v'
Upon motion the Board adj ourned sine die.
The foregoing minutes are hereby approved
Tem, Soard of Supervisors
/ l
Clerk
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Board of Supervisors .of the County of Santa Barbara, State of
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California, July 7th, 1947. at 10 o'clQgk, a~ m. Present:
Supervisors Paul E. Stewart, J. l'fonroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
T. A. Twitchell, and J. E. Lewis, Clerk.
Absent: Supervisor C. W. Bradbury.
In the Matter- of the Appointment_ of a Chairman Pro._Tem.
It was moved, duly seconded and carried, that Supervisor Paul E. Stewart be,
and he is hereby appointed Chairman Pro Tem.
Supervisor Paul E. Stewart in the Chair.
The minutes or the regular meeting of June 30th, 1947, were r ead and approved.
In the Matter of Bids For Alterations to the District Attorney's Office.
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No bids being received the above matter is herebr closed.
In the Matter of the Petition of John C. Wyeth, et al., For the Formation
of .the Proposed Montecito Sanitary District of Santa Barbara County.
Resolution No. 754-5
WHEREAS, on the 27th day of January, 1947, the petition of John C. Wyeth,
et -al. was presented to the Board of Supervisors of the .County of Santa Barbara under
Part 1 of Division VI of the Health and Safety Code (Sanitary District Act of 1923)
praying for the formation of the Monteoito Sanitary District; and
WHEREAS, after said petition was presented, said Board of Supervisors found
and determined that the proceedings were subject to the District Investigation Act of
1933, as amended, and thereupon suspended all proceedings under the Sanitarr District
Aot of 1923, and ordered that a report and hearing be had under the District Investigation
Act of 1933, as amended; and
WHEREAS, subsequent to the filing of the aforesaid petition another petition
was presented to the Board of Supervisors by Edwin C. Welch, et al. praying for the
formation of the Montecito Sanitary District of Santa Barbara County under said
Sanitary District Act of 1923, which latter District included all of the territory
covered by the prior petition; and
WHEREAS, the Board of Supervisors have duly and regularly called an election
for July 15, 1947 to determine whether or not the District prayed for by the petition
of Edwin C. Welch, et al. should be formed, the boutxlaries of which proposed District
include all of the lands included in the District proposed to be formed by the petition
of John C. Wyeth, et al.; and
WHEREAS, in the Judgment of the Board of Supervisors it appears unnec~ssary
to proceed with the formation of the District p~ayed for by John C. Wyeth, et al.; and
WHEREAS, on the 19th day d May, 1947, the Board of Supervisors ordered
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the Clerk of the Board to cause notice to be published once a week for two (2) weeks
,
)
July 7th, 1947.
in the Santa Barbara News-Press, a newspaper of general circulation published and
circulated in the County of Santa Barbara, of the intention of said Board to adopt at
its regular meeting on June 23, 1947, at 10 o'clock, a. m., a resolution abandoning,
terminating and dismissing the ir ooeedings and petition of John C. Wyeth, et al. for
the formation of the aforesaid Sanitary District; and
WHEREAS, said notice was duly and regularly given and published as required
by law; and
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. WHEREAS, at the time and place specified in said notice said Board of Supel'-
visors regularly met and regularly continued the hearing until July 7th, 1947, at 10
.
o'clock a. m. at said meeting room of said Board of Supervisors; and
WHE~AS, said hearing was duly and regularly heard at the time and place to
which it had been continued; and no one appearing to oppoo e the dismissal of said
proceedings the matter was submitted.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE, AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED, pursuant to the authority
vested in the Board of Supervisors by Section 17 of the District Investigation Act of
1933, as amended, that the petition of John C. Wyeth, et al. for the formation of the
Montecito Sanitary District under Part 1 of Division VI of the Health and Safety Code,
and all proceedings in relation thereto, are hereby abandoned, terminated and dismissed.
' Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara this 7th day of July, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
Nays: None Absent: C. W. Bradbury
Statement of In the Matter of Publishing a Fair Statement of the Proceedings of the Board
~ro c eedings of
Bo~rd of Super - of Supervisors for the Fiscal Year. 1947-4-g.
v i sors fo r 1947-
194S v/' This being the time heretofore fixed for opening bids for publishing a fair
Resignation
of Trustees
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statement of the proceedings of the Board of Supervisors fer the fiscal year 1947-14-S,
the Board proceeded to open and consider said bids as follows, to wit:
BIDDER
Santa Barbara News-Press
Santa Ynez Valley News
Sm ta Maria Daily Times
Carpinteria Herald
Free Advertiser
REGULAR . MEETINGS
t 4.5.00
50.00
4o.oo
$ .50 a column inch
4o.oo
SPECIAL MEETINGS
25.00
30.00
20.00
20.00
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the bid of the
Santa Maria Daily Times be, and it is hereby, accepted, and the contract is hereby
awarded to the Santa Maria Daily Times upon the entering into an Agreement acceptable
to this Board, and the giving of a bond in the sum of $500.00 for the faithful performance
of said contract; and it
Is further ordered that the Chairman and Clerk of this Board be, and they
are hereby, authorized to execute said contract on behalf of the County of Santa
Barbara; and
It ls further ordered that all bids, other than the bid of the Santa Maria
Daily Times, be, and they are hereby, rejected
In the Matter of the Resignation of Trustees - Guadalupe Park.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the resignation
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of the Trustees of the Guadalupe Park be, and they are hereby, accepted.
Contract In the Matter of Contract For the Use of Horse or Car by Employees of the
for Horse
or Car by Agriculture Department.
Employees
v Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the Chairman and
Clerk be, and they are hereby, authorized to execute a contract on behalf of the County
of Santa Barbara with the following employees or the Agricultural Department engaged
in weed and rodent control work, for the use of their own horse or oar, at the rate of
$1.00 per day, each day used:
John H. Houk
Chester Dalton
Theodore Muscio
Rental of In the Matter of Rental of County-Owned Equipment to Repair Private Road.
County-
Owned The above entitled matter was referred to Supervisor Twitchell.
EQtlipment ,.
Agreement In the Matter of Agreement With Edward Reed for Inspection of Rooting Work
for Inspection
to be done at the Santa Maria Hospital.
of Roof in~
Work Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the action of the
Bo~d, June 23rd, 1947, granting Edward Reed $2.00 per hour for inspection or work tc
be done at the Santa Maria Hospital, be, and the same is hereby rescinded.
It is fu.rther ordered that the Chairman and Clerk of the Board be, and theyare
hereby, authorized to execute a contract, on behalf of the County, with Edward Reed
for the inspection of roofing work to be done at the Santa Maria Hospital at the rate
of 2~ of the contract price of the work to be done.
Rider to In the Matter of Rider to Blanket Oil Drilling Bond.
Blanket
Oil Drill- Pursuant to the request of F. H. Johnson, Oil Well Inspector, and in according
Bond/
~eport an
Claim -
ance with the provisions of Ordinance No. 559,
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the following
rider to blanket oil drilling Bond No. 123295 be, and the same is hereby approved:
Douglas Oil Company of California - Pacific Indemnity Company covering well
"Douglas-Los Flores" No. 12
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In the Matter of Report and Claim Covering the Santa Ynez Valley Recreational
Santa Yne Services.
Valley
Recreatio el
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The above entitled matter is hereby referred to the County Auditor.
Report of. In the Matter of the Report of the Carpinteria Union School Recreational
Carpinter
1a Union Program.
School --+---
RecreationDl
Program
AP.'reemPnt
Communication
from
Phoebe J.
Catlin
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The above entitled matter is continued until July 14th, 1947.
In the Matter of Recreational Program Agreements.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the Chairman and
Clerk be, and they are hereby, authorized to execute agreements for recreational
purposes for organizations as set up in the 1947-~g preliminary budget, plus the Goleta
Union School District;
Said agreements to be changed from the irev1ous year's percentage payments
to a straight 45% contribution by the County.
In the -Matter of Communication From Phoebe J. Catlin, County Board of
Education.
The above communication was ordered placed on file.
(
I
Notice frorn the
Division of
Highways for
Sale of Dismantled
Bridpe
v'
Notification
from U. S. Geo
lop-ical Survey
Relative to
Chanp-e of ./
Address
Contract For
Rental of
County Bowl /
Contract Relative
to Furnish
ing Radio
Facilities ./
Contract for
Services as
Consulting
Engineer /
July 7th, 1947
In the Matter -of Notice From the Division of- Highways Relative to the Sale
of Dismantled Steel Bridges.
The above entitled matter was referred to Robert Westwick, Road Engineer.
In the Matter of Notification From the- U. s. Geological Survey Relative to
Change in Office Address.
The above entitled matter was ordered placed on file.
I n the Matter of Contract Between the County of Santa Barbara, Mabel Hazelton - -
and Carolyn E. Ware For Rental of the County Bowl.
f" Resolution No. 7546
WHEREAS, a certain propaed contract, bearing date of July 1, 1947, between
the County of Santa Barbara and Mabel Hazelton and Carolyn E. Ware has been II' esented
to this Board of Supervisors; and
WHEREAS, by the terms of said proposed contract the County of Santa Barbara
would lease the Santa Barbara County Bowl to said Mabel Hazelton and Carolyn E. Ware
for the date of July 14, 1947,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that said contract be and the
same is hereby accepted by the County of Santa Barbara.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Chairman and Clerk of the Board of Supervisors
be and they are hereby authorized and required to forthwith execute said contract on
behalf of the County of Santa Barbara.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 7th day of J uly, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
Noes: None Absent: C. W. Bradbury
In the Matter of Contract Between the City of San ta Barbara and the County
of Santa Barbara Relative to the Furni shing of Radio. Facilities.
v -Resolution No. 7547
WHEREAS, a certain proposed contract, bearing date of July 1, 1947, between
the County of Santa Barbara and the City of Santa Barbara has been presented to this
Board of Supervisors; and
WHEREAS, by the terms of said propcsed contract the City would furnish certain
radio facilities to the County for the period of July 1, 1947 to June 30, 194g,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that said contract be and the
same is hereby accepted by the Colll!llty of Santa Barbara.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Chairman and Clerk of the Board of Supervisors
be and they are hereby authorized and required to forthwith execute said contract
on behalf of the County of Santa Barbara.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 7th day of July, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: Paul E. Stewart, .J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
Noes: None Absent: c. W. Bradbury
In the Matter of Contract Between the County of Sant~ Barbara and John K.
Minasian For Services as Consulting Structural Engineer.
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/ Resolution No. 754g
WHEREAS, a certain proposed contract, bearing date of July 1, 1947, between
the County of Santa Barbara and John K. Minasian has been iresented to this Board ot
Supervisors; and
WHEREAS, by_ th~ terms of said proposed contract said John K. Minasian would
furnish certain services as a consulting engineer pn structural, civil engineering aid
construction_ work to the County as may be required from time to time by the County,
NOW_, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that said contract be and the
same is hereby accepted by the County of Santa Barbara.
. .
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Chairman and Clerk of the Board of Super-
visors be and they are hereby authorized and required to forthwith execute said oontrac
on behalf of the County of Santa Barbara
.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara
State of California, this 7th day of July, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
Noes: None Absent: C. W. Bradbury
Contract- In the Mat~er of Contract Between the County of Santa Barbara and Semana
County of
Santa Barbar Nautioa Association.
and Semans
Nautica Asso .- Resolution No. 7549
/
Agreement
for Plans
& Specific
tions For
Alteration
Old J uvenile
Hall
I
WHEREAS, a certain proposed. contra9t, bearing date of July l, 1947, between
the County of Santa Barbara and Semana Naut1ca Association, Ino. has been presented to
this. Board of Supervisors; and
WHE~A~, by the terms of sai~ proposed contract the said Semana Naut1ca
Association, Inc. would furnish its services for the .pu:rpose of advertising the County
of San~a ~arbara,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that said contract be and the
same is hereby accepted by the County or Santa Barbara.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Chairman and Clerk of the Board of Supervisor
.
be and they are hereby authorized and required to forthwith execute said contract on
behalf or the County of Santa Barbara.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 7th day at July, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
Noes: None Absent: C. W. Bradbury
In the Matter of Agreement _Between the Coun~y of Santa Barbara and Chester L.
CarJola tor Preparation of Plans and Specifications For Alterations to the Old
Juvenile Hall.
Y Resolution No. 7550
WHEREAS, a certain proposed contract, bearing date of July 1, 1947, between
the County of ~an~a Barbara and Chester .L. Carjola has been presented to this Board of
Supervisors; and
WH~AS, by the terms of said proposed contract the said Chester L. CarJola
would furnish his services as an architect for the purpose of drawing plans, preparing
spec1f1oations and cost estimates for the alteration of that building owned by the
.
County known as the Old Juvenile Hall,
Acceptance of
Right of Way
Grant For
Public Road
v
Leasin12: Certai
Goleta Beach
Property
Leave of
Absf"nce of
Char lotte C.
Young
Rental of Certain
County
Equipment
v
July 7th, 1947.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that said contract be and the
same is hereby accepted by the County of Santa Barbara.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Chairman and Clerk of the Board of Supervisors
be and they are hereby authorized and required to forthwith execute said contract
on behalf of the County of Santa Barbara.
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Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 7th day of July, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
Noes: None Absent: C. W. Bradbury
In the .Mat-ter of Acceptance of Righ-t -of Way Gran-t From C. H. Jackson, Jr.,
and Ann G. Jackson For Public Road Purposes.
.
. Resolution No. 75~1
WHEREAS, C. H. Jackson, Jr., and Ann G. Jackson, co-partners, doing business
as the Petan Company, have delivered to the County of Santa Barbara their right of
way grant dated June 27th, 1947, and acknowledged June 27th, 1947, whereby said c. H.
Jackson, Jr., and Ann G. Jackson grant to the County of Santa Barbara a right of way
for public road purposes; and
WHEREAS, it appears for the best interests of the County of Santa Barbara
that said right of way grant should be accepted;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that said right of way grant
be, and the same is hereby, accepted , and that J. E. Lewis, County Clerk, is hereby
~uthorized and directed to record said right of way grant in the office of the
Recorder of the County of Santa Barbara
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of California, this 7th day of July, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
Nays: None Absent: C. W. Bradbury
In the Matter of Leas ~g Certain_ Goleta Beach Pr_.2Per!l
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the Chairman and
Clerk be, and they are hereby, authorized to execute a lease , on behalf of the County
ot Santa Barbara, with the Federal Government for the l easing of certain Goleta Beach
Property for recreational purposes at an amount not to exceed t114.oo per month.
-In the Matter of Leave of Absence.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that Charlotte C.
Young of the Veterans' Service Office, Santa Maria, be, and she is hereby, granted
leave of absence from August 21st to September 3rd, 1947, without pay.
In the Matter of Rental of Certain County Equ!E_ment Not in Use for County
Purposes.
- Resolution No. 7552
WHEREAS, the County of Santa Barbara is the owner of certain equipment used
in the maintenance and construction of county roads, which said equipment is not in
use at the present time upon the roads under the jurisdiction of this Board; and
WHE~AS, the 37th Agricultural District has requested that a certain item
be let to them;
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NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND RESOLVED, by unanimous vote of this
Board, that the following described county road equipment, not now in use for county
. purposes, be l~t to the said 37th Agricultural District for the period hereinafter
set forth, at cost; said equipment to be used in the Fifth Road District:
Flat Bed Trailer Not to exceed two weeks
It is expressly understood that said article is to be returned immediately
upon completion of the work for which 1t 1s let, and in any event immediately upon
demand by the County of Santa Barbara when the same becomes necessary for county
purposes.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara; State of California, this 7th day of July, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
Nays: None Absent: C. W. Bradbury
Communica- In the Matter of Communication From the Associated Telephone Company, Ltd.,
t ion from
Assoc .Tel. Relative to Changes in Road Alignment.
Co.Relative
~hange s in The above entitled matter is hereby referred to Robert Westwick, Road
Road Alignment
V" Engineer, for the working out of a suitable arrangement for notifying the Associated
Report of
U.S . Geolo
ical Survey
of Water
Resources
I
Determining
Liability
as Fesponsible
Rels.t1
ves
I .
Apolication
for State
and County
Aid to
Needy Ap.-ed
Persons
Telephone Company, Ltd., of changes in road alignment.
In the Matter of Report of the United States Geological Survey Under the
Cooperative Investigations of Water Resources of Santa Barbara County.
The above entitled matter was ordered placed on file.
In the Matter of Determining Liability as Responsible Relatives.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered, in accordance with
Sections 21~1 and 2224 of the Welfare and Institutions Code, that the following named
persons be, and they are hereby, determined liable for the support of relatives in the
amount set opposite their names:
'
Clarence E. Meier for John Edgar Meier
Carl R. Brunstead for Nicka Brunstead
Harry Wallace for Allen and Emma Wallace
William Nisbet for James and Janet T. Nisbet
Albert T. Bennett for Susan B. Bennett
Charles Crespi for Giovanni Crespi
Charles M. Lee for Grace M. Lee
$30.00
20.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
15.00
45.oo
In the Matter of Applications for -State and County.Aid to Needy Aged Persons.
It appearing to the Board that the hereinafter named applicants for State
and County Aid to needy aged persons having filed their applications, ~s required by
~ law, and as in said applications fully set forth; and
It further appearing from an examination of said applications that the
needy aged persons mentioned in said applications are proper persons to receive State
and County Aid; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is
ORDERED, that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General Fund,
in favor of the following applicants, for the amount set opposite the name of the
applicant, commencing on the 1st day of July 1947 (unless otherwise indicated) and
on the first day of each month hereafter until further order of this Board; said
money to be used for the support of said needy aged persons, to-wit:
NAME OF APPLICANT
Atkins, Frank O.
Baker, Arthur B.
Bennett, Eleza c.
Bradley, Jessie M.
Brady, Harry
Cluster, Harry
Crespi, Giovanni
Edwards, John E.
Eisenbrey, Clara M.
Fairbanks, Caroline H.
Franco, Rosa
Hart, Marie s.
Harvey, Edi th
Haven, Louise
Lee, Grace M.
MoTavish, Desdemona
MoTavish, Peter
Mecham, Harvey c.
Morgan, Joseph
Moss, James J
Moss, Jennie A.
Murphy, Lillian J.
Pence, Bess V.
Putnam, Harold E.
Reed, Maude L.
Seohrest,Nettie
Simpson, Helen
Smith, Charles L.
Smith, Edith
Stearns, Minnie
Taylor, Katherine E.
Tullos, William H.
Windey, Charles
Wright, Jennie s.
RESTORATION
Jones, Thomas Jacob
Leavitt, Maude s.
Willia.ms, Fred
INCREASE
Najar, Benito A.
Reynolds, Robert s.
Sechrest, Nettie
DECREASE
Nisbet, James
Nisbet, Janet T.
Thompson, Walter G.
Warriner, Clara E.
July 7th, 1947.
TOTAL AID GRANTED
55.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
44.oo
55.00
33.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
30.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
36.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
51.00
55.00
55.00
47.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
49.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
21.00
55.00
39.00
53.00
43.00
51.00
REMARKS
6/1/47
5/5/47
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Application
of Patsy
Ochoa. for
State and
County Aid .
Childr en's
Aid Y"'
Blind Aid
./
'
NAME
DISCONTINUANCE
Foland, Fred C.
- Garcia, Anita R.
Hopkins, Ev ah
Millen, Frank L.
Pruitt, Lucy
TOTAL AID GRANTED
- effective 6/30/47 (unless otherwise indicated)
DISCONTINUE PAYMENT FOR INSTITUTIONAL CARE
Williams, Fred
DENIAL
Clemens, Joseph T.
Ford, Rosa A.
Hill, Emmett
REMARKS
In the Matter of the application of Pats.I_ G. Ooh.o a, Los Olivos, California,
for State and County Aid for Philip Ochoa, Josephine, Arthur, and Jerry Alvarez.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that said Philip Ochoa,
Josephine, Arthur, and Jerry Alvarez, are half-orphans and are proper persons to
receive State and County 'Aid, and are in the custody of said Patsy G. Ochoa, mother.
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in favor of said Patsy G. Oohoa for the sum of one hundred forty-nine dollars,
and for a like amount on the first of each month hereafter until the further order ot
'
this Board, said money to be used for the support of the above named minors
In the Matter of Changes in Children's Aid,
ORDER
It appearing to the Board from "Notices of Change", filed by the County
Welfare Department, that certain adjustments should be made in the amount of aid, etc.,
granted to the following named persons; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is
the ref ore
ORDERED, that the amount of aid granted to children listed below be changed
to the amount set opposite their nat:Ms beginning July 1st, 1947, (unless otherwise
'
indicated) as follows, to wit:
NAME
INCREASE
Dear, Eleanor, Irving, Beverly
DECREASE
Kozak.1, Nancy, Mitsuo
Tillotson, Carolyn
Villegas, Henry
DISCONTINUANCE
Falcon, Gil Arthur
Montanez, Alexander
TOTAL AID GRANTED
$92.00
157.00
97.00
46.oo
REMARKS
6/30/47
6/30/47
In the Matter of Ap-plications for State and County Aid to Needy Blind
Persons .
It appearing to the Board that the hereinafter named applicants for State
and County Aid to needy b~ind persons having filed their applications, as required PY
law, and as in said applications fully set forth; and
It further appearing from an examination of sa~d applications that the
needy blind persons mentioned in said applications are proper persons to receive State
,
I
Report of
County Veteran
1 s Serv1ce
r -
Eouali zation of
Taxes / .
Communication
from Gua'lalupe
Union School. Dis
Relative to
Heal th Service
July 7th, 1947.
and County Aid; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is
ORDERED, that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General Fund,
in favor of the following applicants, for the amount set opposite the name of the
appiioant, commencing on the 1st day of July 1947 (unless otherwise indicated) and on
the first day of each month hereafter until further order of this Board; said money
to be used for the support of said needy blind persons, to wit:
NAME OF APPLICANT
Strong, J. H.
DECREASE
Bennett, Albert T.
In the Mat-ter of R--e--po-rt.
TOTAL AID GRANTED
42.71
601.00
REMARKS
The report of the County Veterans' Service Office was received and ordered
p'laced on file
In the Matter of the Equalization of Taxes. ------ =:;_:;;;.~ - -
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that this Board sit
.
as a Board of Equalization until Monday, July 21st, 1947, and that the Clerk of this
Board give notice thereof by publishing in the Santa Barbara News-Press, a newspaper
of general circulation, p:'inted and published in the County of Santa Barbara, that
this Board is now in session as a Board of Equalization, and that all applications,
duly verified, for a reduction of assessments be filed on or before Monday, the 21st
day of July, 1947, at 10 o'clock, a. m., said notice to be practically in the following
words and figures, to ~'it:
EQUALIZATION NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the County Assessor has this day delivered to me
the complete assessment books for the fiscal year 1947-4g, together with the map books
and statements, and the Board of Supervisors met this day to equalize the assessments
and will continue in session for that purpose from time to time until the business of
equalization is disposed of, but not later than the third Monday in July, 1947, and
the Board of Supervisors will require all applications for hearing to be made on or
before Monday, July 21st, 1947, at 10 o'clock, a. m.; said applications to be verified
DATED: July 7th, 1947.
(SEAL)
J. E. LEWIS
J. E. LEWIS, County Clerk and ex-officio
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors o~ the
County cf Santa Barbara, State of California
The Board took a recess until 4 o'clock p. m. of this day.
At 4 o'clock p. m. the Board convened
Present: Supervisors Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B.McClellan,
T. A. Twitchell, and J. E. Lewis, Clerk .
Absent: Supervisor C. W. Bradbury.
In the Matter- o-f -Co-mm-u-nic-ati-on- Fr-om- t-he Guada-lupe Unio-n School District
Relative to Health Service.
The Clerk 1s hereby directed to notify the Guadalupe Union School District
that the above entitled matter has been referred to Dr. I. o. Church, Health Officer,
. for investigation.
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Establishment
of
Traininll
Center for
Students /
Allo\'1ance of
Claims ---t-
In the Matter of the Establishment of a Training Center tor Students in
Public Heal th.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the Chairman be,
and he is hereby, authorized to sign a letter authorizing the establishment of a
training center for students in public health in Santa Barbara County.
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 in the order of allowance endorsed on the face of
each claim respectively, . to wit:
Acme Machine Shop
Amelia Acres
Addressograph Sales & Service Agenoy
Aggeler & Musser Seed Co
.
Mrs. 5. R. Alken
Alamar Electric Co.
Mrs. Carlotta Alvarado
American Optical Company
Sydney A. Anderson
Armour and Company
Arrowhead & Pur1tas Waters Inc.
Associated Drug Company
Associated Telephone Co., Ltd.
do do
Auditor's Revolving Trust Fund
Mrs. John Baker
K. G. Bagb.ott
Rolr,ert J. Ball
Mrs. Madeleine Bastanohury
Bates Paint Store
.
Beard Motor Co.
Wilma Becknell
.
Mrs. Winifred Bentz
Bert's Food Market
Betteravia.Grooery
P. T. Bonetti
Tom Bouma
Bowers & Stokes
Bradley Hotel
Inez Branch
Brawn Corporation
Jeanette Brown
Bryant and Trott Company
Elizabeth M. Burgess
Lauren F. Busby, M. D.
California Electric Company
Calif orn1a Tire Co.
do do
Mrs. Bessie Carbajal
GENERAL FUND
1.50
lg.70
26.24
2.51
4o.oo
194-. 21
25.00
59.12
20.07
333. 4-9
3.74-
92.g2
11.70
g.35
lltg.oo
14.oo
36.g5
425.00
45.00
2.60
lt.9g
7.14
25.00
llt3. 6lt
52.00
6.oo
lg.97
52.3g
2.00
353.75
llt.09
7.31
lt.!7
24.75
57.52
1.64
132.41
31.92
3s.oo
-
I
r
I
July 7th, 1947.
Mrs. Irene Carbajal
Mrs. J. Carr1caburu
Chapala Top Shop
Ch1ldrens. Hosp1tal
I. o. Church, M. D.
Cli:f':f' & Stan
Co:f':f'eys Grocery
Commercial Solvents Corporation
Mrs. M. Conant
Convent of The Good Shepherd
Cornwall's Shoe Repair
Mrs. Doris Couch
Craviotto Bros.
Cuyama Telephone Association
Joe Dal Pozzo
Joe Dal Pozzo
Joe Dal Pozzo
Lillian B. Deisch
Mrs. Mary De la Vega
Martin DePiazz1
Dohrmann Hotel Supply Company
Miss Lucy Espana
Lucy Espana
Mrs. Effie Estes
Irvin M. Fallie
Farmer Brothers Company
Farmers H~rdware & Implement Co.
Federal Drug Company .
.
Federal Housing Authority
C. E. Felmlee
Firestone Stores
Amelia Flores
David A. Fouts
Fresno Market
Gardner-Wheaton Drug Co.
Mrs. Hattie Gates
George Young, Inc.
Dr. W. B. Gibb
Golden State Company, Ltd
Ramona Gonzales
Fred Gracia
Irene Grand
Paul Grim
Guadalupe Fish Market
H. H. Rooting & Supply Co.
Eva Hamilton
Ida Hamilton
.
Holida. y Hardware Co
Holser & Bailey
GENERAL FUND
35.00
37.50
27.6g
12.55
21.66
34.44
g.2g
159.90
7.93
29.33
2.00
20.00
14.09
15.00
14.21
14.21
14.22
148.20
25.00
4.71
7.76
7.50
120.00
4o.oo
11.0l
33.60
.77
5.62
29.00
129.1g
90.00
250.00
10.22
2g.go
4o.oo
12.45
10.00
31.05
35.00
27.4o
4o.oo
2S.4o
lS.32
7.23
122.50
60.00
10.60
16.92
Holser a.nd Bailey
Helen Hurlbut
Hurst Concrete Products
Ida's Cate
Interstate Bakeries Corporation
The J. & J. Company
J. C. Penney Co.
Mrs. Della Johnson
Mrs. Vyola Johnson
Cora A. Jones
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
a6'
do
do
do
do
Art Ketz
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
J. I. Kinman
Knudsen Creamery Company
Kratt' s Grocery
Ida Mae Krebs
Krelle Plumbing & Electric Co.
do do do
Division of Laboratod es
Mrs. John Lara
do do
Lederle Laboratories
Lee and Neal
W. T. Lillard
Dr. M. W. Locke Shoes
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Super Market
Mrs. Lillian Lopez
Magner Funeral House
Maino Construction Company
Max Manfrina
Mrs. Trina Martin
Masantani Grocery
Massaso Grocery Store
W. C. Matthews
Mrs. Frank Mecham
Mrs. Jess Mendosa
Mrs. Mary Menezes
GENERAL FUND
io.og
2.25
7.1g
47.97
23g.69
l.24-
26.61
so.oo
4o.oo
g.34
g.34
s.34
g.34
g.34
g.34-
g.34
g.34
g.34
g.34
s.34
g.34
g.34
g.34
17.93
2.37
306.19
g2.96
45.s3
11.50
36.12
3.14-
35.00
35.00
12.30
20.00
30.00
9.99
390.75
6g.26
7.50
53.70
59.S4
25.00
20.00
ig.32
7.07
l2.6g
4o.oo
17.50
94_g4
. .
'
Mrs. Minnie Menezes
Minnie Menezes
Mona A. Merriam
Mesquit s
Lewis Miner
Rebecca Montez
Mrs. Rebecca Montez
Elvin R. l\lorgan
Bernard s. Morris
Motor Center
John E. Mcintyre
July 7th, 1947.
McKesson & Robbins, Incorporated
McNall Building Materials
Joseph T. Nardo, M. D.
Joe Novarro
Mrs. S. J. Oliver
Osborne's Book Store
Y. Oshita
Pac1fio Coast Lumber Company
Pacifio Gas and Eleotric Co.
do
do
C. A. Pa~
Pa.lm Tree Cafe
do
do
Paramount Pest Control Service
Leonard J. Perey
Mrs. Mary Perry
Warren Peterson
Mrs. Martha Powell
Florence Rabey
Rand-Halpin-Hibler, Inc.
Reak 1s Auto Parts
Margar1 te Rector
Mrs. Carmela Romasanta
Maria Romero
Rosemary Farm
John D. Ross
J. S. Rowell
H. J. Rudolph
John Ruffoni
Mrs. Dorothy Russiok
Safeway Stores, Inc. #376
Safeway Stores, Inc. #379
Safeway Stores, Inc.
Jennie Sanchez
Mrs. Jennie Sanchez
Mrs. Mildred Sanchez
Sanitary Laundry
City of Santa Barbara
GENERAL FUND
17.50
g.oo
s.oo
.51
10.00
29.17
10.$4
31.26
230.00
17.9g
7.50
66.93
15.99
4o.gg
10.00
13.00
1.03
44.oo
35.~6
i95.5g
s.29
4.63
9.26
21.17
22.50
l"f.59
35.00
60.00
35.00
165.00
159.26
10.05
75.00
45.00
56.00
igg.60
49.16
5.39
31.g5
4.g4
go.oo
41.49
22.54
113.22
4o.oo
go.oo
96.00
3g9.01
25.00
3~0
The Santa Barbara Clinic
Santa Barbara County Chamber of Commerce
Santa Barbara Glass Co.
Santa Barbara News-Press
Santa Barbara Optical Company
Santa Barbara Retreading Shop
Santa Marla Valley Warehouse Co., Inc.
Josephine Savage
Hotel Savoy
Charlotte Schriber
Seaside Oil Company
do do
do do
Percy F. Senay
E. F. Smyth
Social Service Exchange
So Calif. Disinfecting Co.
So. Counties Gas Co.
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
Miss Florence Spaulding
Rel en Stronach
St. Vincent's School
Stutz Service Station
Rita Sunderland
Taft Plumbing Co.
R. E. Teague
The Texas Company
Homer C. Thompson
do do
L. T. Thompson
Vining C. Thompson
Mrs. Margaret Todd
Tour City Market
Treasurer of the United States
T. W. Mills Plumbing
Urell, Inc
V & M Produce
Valley Auto Parts
Joseph Van Genabeck
Isabela Vargas
Mrs. Martha Wade
W. A. Haslam & Co., Inc
do do
Walters Surgical Company
F. Arnold White
. GENERAL FUND
44o.oo
700.00
2.31
3.45
20.00
6.46
9.10
50.00
73.00
6.67
i5.7g
39 .67
49.1g
13.72
21.92
133.34
12.24
1.37
l.lS
12.15
2.41
13.53
19 .!5
39.1g
30.00
62.00
33.50
105.00
11.53
4g.go
24.24
1.93
15.27
72.4-a
27.50
17.50
ls.og
26s.50
14-. 57
20.04
2so.67
6.92
S.67
94.50
35.00
10.76
4.79
22.55
32.56
July 7th, 1947.
Alice Whitford
J. B. Will-hoi t
Mrs . Henry Wilson
Mrs. D. E. Woodruff
J. A. Wullbrandt
S. Yoshiwara
Air Reduction Sales Company
Bethlehem Supply Co. of Calif.
Brown-Bevis Equipment Company
H. A. Brown
Bryant & Trott Co
Conrad's Drug Store
Firestone Stores
Hanson Equipment Co.
W. B; Johnson
Pacific Coast Lumber Co. of Calif.
Petersen Auto Parts
Rand-Halpin-Hibler, Inc.
The Republic Supply Company
Santa Maria Pipe & Salvage Co.
Seaside 011 Company
Percy F. Senay
Shell Oil Company
Eddie Shriner
Smith Booth Usher Co.
Southern Counties Gas Company
Southern Pacific Milling Co.
do do
Standard Oil Company of Calif.
Western Asphalt & Refining Co.
Roy Whitaker
Brown-Bevis Equipment Company
Cyclone Fence Division
Neilson & Rasmussen
Nielsen & Rasmussen
Christian Roth
do do
Solvang Garage & Serv. Station
Pacific Gas & Electric Company
GENERAL FUND
GOOD ROADS FUND
FIFTH ROAD FUND
SOLVANG FIRE
DIST. FUND
S.B. CO. WTR. DIST.
#1 MTCE. FUND
10.00
7.25
S.02
50.00
15. lf.1
16.66
22.go
2 00
139~11
67.55
5.4S
i.g5
51.~6
lS.55
25.17
102.S7
9.g2
10.15
152.31
123.00
333.62
g.75
21.1g
14.50
71.59
5.12
3017.og
50.42
72.61
276.30
3.90
1S50.13
2343.16
2.59
29.06
90.00
7.00
3.og
Upon the passage of the foregoing Order, the roll being called the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: C. W. Bradbury
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.34~
Contract for
Use of Horse
or Car by
ti'mployePs of
Agr iculturP
Dept . ,/
. .
Upon mot i on the Board adjourned sine die .
The f oregoing minutes are hereby approved
Chairman, B.~ard of ;;;rrvisors
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Clerk
Board of Supervisors of the County of _Sant a Sarbera, State of
Calitornia, July 14th, 1947, at 10 o'clock, a. m. Present:
Supervisors c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Ruthertord,
R. B. McClellan, T. A. Twitchell, and J. E. Le. wis, Clerk
Supervisor C. W. Bradbury in the Chair
The minutes of the regular meeting or July 7th, 1947, were read and approved
In the Matter of Contract For the Use of Horse or Car by Employees of the
Agrioulture Department.
Upon motion, duly seconded ~d carried, it is ordered that the Chairman and
Clerk be, and they are hereby, authorized to execute a contract on behalt of the
Oounty of Santa Barbara with the following employees of the Agriculture Department,
engaged in weed and rodent control work, tor the use of their own car or horse, at the
rate or t1.oo per day, each day used:
Arthur B. Wolford
Charles A. Brandon
Communicatio In the Matter of Communication From Captain Charles Jokstad Relative to El
from Captain
Chas .Jokstad Cortijo Restaurant.
RP : H'l Cortijo
Rost . ~ The above entitled matter is hereby referred to the District Attorney.
c~m~unicatio In the Matter of Communication From the City of Santa Barbara Relative to the
f .i .o m City of
S~a . Barbara Appropriation of $150.00 For Mosquito Control in the Goleta Area
for Mosou1to Control ,r The above entitled matter is hereby ordered placed on tile.
Release of
Bond of Lee
& N1al. /
Commun1catio
from Sta.
Barbara Hors
Show
Remuneration
for Election
Of f ic,rs for
MontPcito
San1tar~r Dis .
.I
In the Matter of Release of Bond of Lee & Neal.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the bond of Lee
& Neal, in the sum of t250.oo, tor road repair work, be, and the same is hereby,
released.
In the Matter of Communication From the Banta Barbara Horse Show Association
Relative to the Use of County-Owned Chairs.
The above matter is hereby referred to Supervisor Stewart
In the Matter of Remuneration For Election Officers For the Monteoito
Sanitary District Election.
Resolution No. 7553
WHEREAS, the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara County by Resolution
No. 7377, dated May 19th, 1947, duly called an election to be held July 15th, 1947,
within the boundaries of the proposed Montecito Sanitary District; and
WHEREAS, by Order dated June 23rd, 1947, the said Board of Supervisors named
certain resident electors of the proposed Montecito Sanitary District to act as
Officers of Election at the polling places designated within the proposed district; an
July 14th, 1947.
WHEREAS, County Government Ordinance No. 5g7 provides that the remuneration
for said election officers shall be specified and determined by resolution of said
Board of Supervisors
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDERED AND RESOLVED THAT the remuneration for the
Officers of Election, to conduct the formation election of the proposed Montecito
Sanitary District, be determined as t10.oo for each election officer serving the said
election.
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Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 14th day of July, 1947, by the following vote:
Report of C ~ rp
inter ia High
School Dist ----f
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District.
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Ayes: C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B.
McClellan, and T. A. Twitchell
Nays: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Recreational Report of the Carpinteria Union High School
The above entitled matter was ordered placed on file.
Request of Golde In the Matter of Request at Golden West Enterprises For Subdivision of Arcady
West EntPrprises
for Subdivision Estates.
Ar cady Estates.
The above entitled matter was referred to the Planning Commission
Petition of In the Matter of the Petition of Hanchett Securities Company, et al., For
Hanchett SPcuri
ti es Co . for Abandonment of Loureyro Alley, Montec1to.
AbandonmPn t of
Loureyro AllPy. The above entitled matter was referred to the Planning Commission.
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Ordi nance No . 5Sq .
v
In the Matter of Ordinance No. 5g9.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, unanimously, the Board passed and
adopted Ordinance No. 5g9 entitled An Ordinance to Amend Ordinance No. 453, as Amended,
ot the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, entitled "An Ordinance adopting a
districting plan in a certain described portion of Santa Barbara County, California,
and creating district in which the uses of land, the use, height and bulk of buildings
and the area of open spaces about buildings are limited, providing tor the enforcement,
adjustment and amendment thereof and proYiding penal ties tor its violation, by
amending the District Map, Santa Barbara Region, which is a part of Ordinance No. 453.
Upon the passage of the foregoing Ordinance, .the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell
Nays: None Absent: None
Authoriz ~ ng In the Matter of Authorizing Robert Westwick, Road Engineer, to Attend
Robert Westw ick , -
Road Fnrr . t o Conference With Road Engineers.
Attend Conf Pr enc .
Meet 1J'.lg of
Chamber o"" Commer
ce.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that Robert Westwiok,
Road Engineer, be and he is hereby, authorized to attend meetings with Road Engineers
in Salinas and San Francisco, July 10th, 1947.
In the Matter of Meeting of the State Chamber of Commerce.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that all members ot
the Board be, and they are hereby, authorized to attend a highway meeting of the State
Chamber of Commerce in Los Angeles July 15th, 1947
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Senate Bil
No . 380. /
State Soci 1
'Aelfare
Meot inp-.
v
Rental of
Certain
County
Fquipment .
v'
Construction
of Garage & .
StorProom in
Santa Maria .
./
Acceptance
of Rights of
Way - First
Road Dist .
In the Matter of Endorsing Senate Bill No. 3go.
Upon motion, duly seoonded and carried, it 1s ordered that the Clerk be,
and he is hereby, directed to send a telegram to the Governor urging his support of
Senate Bill No. 3go, providing for the increase of county agricultural' commissioner's
salaries.
In the Matter of State Social Welfare Meeting.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that H. J. Rudolph,
Welfare Director, be, and he is hereby,_ authorized to attend a State Social Welfare
Board meeting in Los Angeles July 24th and 25th, 1947.
In the M- atter of Rental of Certain County Equipment Not in Use tor County
Purposes. . .
Resolution No. 7554
WHEREAS, the County of Santa Barbara is the owner of certain equipment used
in the maintenance and construction of county roads, which said equipment i~ not 1n
use at the present time upon the roads under the Jur1sd1ction of this Board; and
WHEREAS, the Thirty-Seventh Agricultural Association has requested that a
certain item be let to them, as hereinafter set forth;
NOW, 'IHEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND RESOLVED, by unanimous vote of this
Board, that _the following described county road. equipm~nt, not now in use tor county
purposes, be let to the said Thirty-Seventh Agricultural Association for the period
hereina:!'ter set forth, at cost; said equipment to be used in the Fitth Supervisor
District:
Whitewash Machine One Week
It is expressly understood that said article is to be returned immediately
upon completion of the work for Which it is let, and in any event immediately upon
demand by the County of Santa Barbara when the same becomes necessary for county
purposes.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the Oounty of Santa
Barbara, State of California, this l~th day of July, 1947, by the following vote;
Ayes: C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B.
MoOlellan, and T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
In the Matter of the Oonstru.ction of a GS:I"age and Storeroom in Santa Maria.
Richard s. Whitehead, Public Works Director, is hereby directed to prepare
the plans and specifications for ~ garage and storeroom to be erected on county
property in Santa Maria.
. .
In the Matter of Acceptance of Rights of Wal for Public Road Purposes,
First Road District.
~ Resolution No. 7555
WHEREAS, certain persons hereinafter named have granted right1 of way to .the
Collmty of Santa Barbara for public Road purposes in the First Road District, more
particularly described in said rights of way; and
WHEREAS, it appears to the best interests of the County of Santa Barbara
that said deeds be accepted and recorded;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the hereinafter described deeds conveying
right of way grants to the County of Santa Barbara be, and each of them is
hereby, accepted, and the County Clerk is hereby authorized to record said deeds in
the Office of the County Recorder of the County of Santa Barbara:
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Corrections to
1946-47 Assessment
Roll. v"
Contract for
Use of County
Bowl.
Authorizing
Leave of Absen e
from State .
Acquisition of
Property for
Sta. Ynez Valley
Airfield.
y'
Children's Aid
v
July 14th, 1947.
GRANTEE - -- DATE OF EXECUTION
Samuel Edwards Associates April 30th, 1947
Mateo Fabbian April 30th, 1947
Luigi Salvestrin April 30th, 1947
Passed and adopted by the Board of. Supervisors of the County o! Santa
Barbara, State of California, this 14th day of July, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes:
Nays:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford,
R. B. McClellan, and T. A. Twitchell
None Absent: None
In the Matter of Correct1.o,!1S to the 194,?-47 Assessment Roll.
ORDER
. .
It satistactorily appearing to the Board of Supervisors of the County ot
~anta Barbara, State of California, trom a report tiled by the County Assessor, that
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certain errors have ~een made in the 1946-47 Assessment Roll, and application having
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been made to the Board by said County Assessor for the correction of said errors, as
provided by Sections 4g31, ~g35, 4g37 and 4l!39 of the Revenue and Taxation Code; and
It further appearing that the written consent of the District Attorney of
said County of Santa Barbara to said corrections to the 1946-47 Assessment Roll has
been obtained theretor, -
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED that the Auditor of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of California, be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to make
the necessary corrections to the 1946-47 Assessment Roll as set forth in said report
as follows, to Wit:
Correct the assessment of E. Alvarado page 36 of volume 1, to read 1Pueblo
Map #5, lots 57 & 58".
.
Make the same correction o! page 3 of the 1946-47 delinquent roll.
The map number was left ott the original entry.
In the Matter of Contract Between the County o~ Santa Barbara and Merritt
E. Willey tor Use of the County Bowl. r
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the Chairman be,
3 j
and he is hereby, authorized to execute a contract between the County of Santa Barbara
and Merritt E. Willey for the Use of the County Bowl July 26th, 1947.
In the Matter of Authorizing Lea.Ye _!) f Absence from the State.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that Thomas P. Weldon,
Deputy District Attorney, be, and .he is hereby, grante~ leave of absence from the
State from July 31st .to August l5tn, 1947.
In the Matter of the Acquisition of Property for the Santa Ynez Valley
'
Airfield.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that Richard s.
Whitehead, Public Works Director, be, and he is hereby, directed to prepared the
necessary plane, and secure descriptions for deed, preparatory to the final negotiations
tor the acquisition of the property tor the proposed Santa Ynez Valley Air Strip
In the Matter of qhanges in Children's Aid.
ORDER
- - It appearing to the Board from "Notices of Change, filed by the County
We.ltare Department, that certain adjustments should be made in the amount of aid,
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Ap-;:oi n t men t
'1'unty Road
Commissione .
v
Reports . __'--
Claim for
Damages
etc., granted to the following named persons; upon motion, duly seconded and carried,
it is therefore
ORDERED, that the amount of aid granted to children listed below be
changed to the amount set opposite their names beginning July 1st, 1947, (unless
otherwise indicated) as follows, to wit:
NAME TOTAL AID GRANTED REMARKS
DECREASE
Griggs, Eleanor, Sara, William
Henrietta
DISCONTINUANCE
.
$136.00
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Griggs, Stephan 6/30/47
The Board took a recess until 4:45 p. m. of this day.
At 4:45 p. m. the .Board convened.
Present: Supervisors C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart,
J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, T. A. Twitchell,
and J. F Lewis, Clerk.
In the Matter of the Appointment of a County Road Commissioner.
.-- Resolution No. 7556
WHEREAS, pursuant to Division 3 of the Streets and Highway Code of the
State of California, the Board of Supervisors is authorized and empowered to appoint
a single road commissioner for all road districts in the county; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 1029 of the Streets and Highways Code, the
Board of Supervisors is authorized to appoint a person qualified in road construction
to act as road commissioner of and for any or all road districts in the county; and
WHEREAS, Robert C. Westwick is an unregistered engineer, qualified and
competent to handle the road and highway work of the county Within the meaning of the
provisions of said Division 3 of the Streets and Highways Code, and is a person
qualified in road construction within the meaning of section 1029 of the Streets and
Highways Code,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that Robert C. Weetwick be and
he is hereby appointed Road Commissioner tor all of the road districts in the County
ot Santa Barbara.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a oertified copy of this resolution be furnished
the State Controller of the State of California.
- Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of California, this 14th day of July, 1947 by the following vote:
Attorney:
Ayes: C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford,
R. B. McClellan and T. A. Twitchell.
Noes: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Reports.
The following reports were received and ordered placed on file:
Santa Barbara General Hospital
City of Santa Barbara Recreational Program
In the Matter of Claims for Damages.
The following claims were received and were referred to the District
Joe and Amalia Balcorta
Belia Marie Balcorta, by Joe Balcorta, her guardian
t25,ooo.oo
t25,ooo.oo
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Allo\'JB'1ce of
Claims . __ _
July 14th, 1947.
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 a.re hereby, allowed, each claim for the amount and
payabl~ out of the fund designated in the order of allowance endorsed on the race of'
each claim respectively, to wit:
Abbott Laboratories
The Aldermari Company
American Hospital Service
A, N. Packing Company
Associated Telephone Co.,
Associated Telephone Co.,
Ltd.
Ltd.
Associated Telephone Company,
Associated Telephone Company,
Associated Telephone Company,
do
dO
dO
do
do
do
do
do
Rodney F. Atsatt
I. S. Austin
Dorothy Bagley
Katherine Baker, P. H. N.
Banks
L. J. Basso
Benson's Garage
C. D. Boone
Ernest Borgaro
Bostitch-Western, Inc.
Bowers & Stokes
Harry J. Bowman
Roy Bradley
Braun Corporation
do
ao
do
do
do
do
do
do
Ltd.
Ltd.
Ltd.
Broadway Battery & Electric Shop
Bryant & Trott Co.
Elf'ie M. Burfeind
Calitornia Tire Compan1
Earl Calvert
do do
GENERAL FUND 9.36
22.50
6.52
31.55
75.29
I
I
6.25
5.00
2.25
32.75
lS.70
76.20
5.25
44.69
56.26
6.oo
52.70
5g.31
15.00
12.00
i35.g5
6.25
2.05
330.41
15.00
51.36
34.56
14.09
12.42
115.72
2.00
!.51
2.21
1.64
173.33
15.96
35.00
35.00
12.00
2.64
5' 1.20
Campodon1co Water Works
Carpinteria Herald
George V. Castagnola
Channel Paper Co 137.16
do do do 9.57
Chapala Top Shop 43.9g
3 .,.
348
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Chlorine Sol.u tions, Inc GENERAL FUND
Fletcher Common
Ma.r cus E. Cravens
The Credit ~ureau of Santa Barbara, Inc.
Joe Dal Pozzo
Judith A. Davies
Fred ~~meshausen
Diebold, Incorporated
George Eddy
Elliott Addressing Machines
Endo Pr~ducts, Ino.
Enterprise Launderers
Thelma Evans
Farallone Fisheries
C. E. Felmlee
Firestone Stores
Juan F. Flores
Frank W. Powers & Co.
Gallenkamp 1s
G. D. Searle & Company
G. M. Scott Agencies
Golden State Company
Goleta Market
Goleta Valley Looker Service
Hanson Equipment Co.
Arthur J. Hanson
H. B. Foss Electric Shop
Chas. c. Hedges, M. D
Hodgins' Standard Service
Holiday Hardware Co.
do
Bolser & Bailey
J. W. Hudson
Ida 1 s Cafe
do
International Business Machines Corp
Interstate Bakeries Corp.
James E. Williams Shoe Co.
Wm. H. James
Jansen's Economy
J. c. Penny
J. c. Penny Company
W. B. Johnson
Johnson's Grocery
w. F. Johnston
Jones Rop Shop
J ordano Bros.
do do
do do
W. Elliott Judge
Juillard-Cookcrof t Corp.
-
9.20
4o.oo
10.50
19.50
14.21
20.00
10 00
25.50
15.50
9.60
19.20
21.51
10.22
37.go
3.96
92.3g
39!.50
15.25
10.76
3.20
600.00
120.00
3.50
o.4g
.92
19.12
3.29
20.45
1.35
47.00
6.oo
5.64
706.50
43.05
24.63
121.63
7.1g
55.00
10.18
10.22
i75.g6
9.77
35.48
4.50
54.33
177.13
624.oo
72.11
7.07
439.25
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July 14th, 1947.
Juillard-Cookcroft Corp.
do do
J. E. Lewis
do
Natalie Lindsay, P. H. N.
City of Lompoc
Lompoc Li gh~ - . & Water Dept. .
Lompoc Re cord
Adrulfo Lopez
E. E. Lotz
M. & F. Packing Company
MacRostie Bros.
do do
Magee 1 s Grocery
George F. Maiers
E. J. Manf rina
Mark's Stationers, Inc.
do do
Allyn Martin
M. E. Mesirow, M. D.
M~xico City Inn
Miller's Pharmacy
Mission Auto Supply
Victor L. Mohr
Montgomery Ward
Moore Mercantile Compan7
Nicholas Moulton
R. B. McClellan
Francis A. McNamara
National .Biscuit Company
L. J. Needels, M. D.
News Press Pub. Co.
Off ice Equipment Co.
Ott Hardware Co.
Pacific Coast Publishing Co.
Pacific Gas & Electric Company .
do do
Pacific Southwest Realty Company
Palm Tree Cafe
Paramount Flag Company
Peterson Auto Parts
Porter & Humphrey
Powers' - Office Machines
Railway Express Agency
Mary P. Ramsey
Reak's Auto Parts
The Red Cross Drug Company
Edward Reis
Rodenbeok 1s Shoe Store
GENERAL FUND
743.57
44.97
13.g6
3.75
4.45
25.00
71.85
12.00
lg.co
4o.oo
1697.37
3.12
24.11
15.60
105.oo
24.oo
34.72
1.90
4o.oo
33.00
19.56
5.72
1'-. 75
4o.oo
19.27
23.1g
9.00
. 40.52
42.16
10.62
12.50
53.13
37.05
5.96
4.21
23.g1
329.7g
60.00
27.63
54.66
g.71
2g.20
30.21
2.~1
150.00
14.og
16.73
ig.oo
25.93
350
Roemer &Rubel
Carmelita Romero
Lena Romero
GENERAL FUND
William o. Russell, M. D.
do do
G. L. Sadler
Sateway Stores, Inc.
Santa Barbara Co. !be. & Health Assn.
Santa Barbar-a Electric Co.
Santa Barbara Retreading Shop
do do
. 01 ty of Santa Maria
do do
Santa Maria Daily Times
Santa Maria Lodge No. 90, X of P
Santa Maria Pipe & Salvage Co.
Santa Maria Valley Warehou; e Co., Inc.
Sea~1de Oil Company
Percy F. Senay
Lynn Alvy Smith
Solvang Garage and Service Station
Southern California Edison Co.
do do
do do
do do
Southern Counties Gas Oo.
do do _
Standard Brands Incorporated
Standard Oil Company of Calif.
Charles F. Ste1ss, M. D.
Minnie M. Stewart
The Surgical Publishing Company of Chicago
Texas Lunoh
Homer c. Thompson
do
do
H. J. Ullmann, M. D.
do
Underwood Corporation
University of California, Dav1s,Cal1torn1a
Valley Auto Parts
J. A. Van Horn
Vernon H. Vawter
Vernon Springs Water Co.
The Visiting Nurse Association
V. Mueller &: Company
Ernest D. Wagner
W. A. Haslam &: Co.
Walters Surgical Company
Water Department
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9.33
69.35
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July 14th, 1947.
Water Department
Raymond Watson
Weber Baking Company
do
Welch & Ryce
do
do
Arthur E. Wentz, M. D.
do do
White House Ino.
Wyeth, Inoorporated
Yauney Machine Works
Acme Super Station
Air Reduction Sales Company
B~thlehem Supply Company of Calif.
'
Bryant & Trott Co.
R. R. Dowse
Hanson Equipment Oo.
Lompoc Light & Water Department
The National Supply Company
Pac1f1o Coast Lumber Co. of Calit.
Paoitic Gas & Electric Co.
Petersen Auto Parts
Ranch Equipment Oo.
o. J. Reiner
The Republic Supply Oompan1
G. L. Sadler
s. M. Pipe & Salvage Co.
Santa Maria Valley Railroad Co.
Seaside Oil Company
Shell Oil Company
Shriners Saw Service
Smith Booth Usher Co.
Sowthern Paoit1o Milling Co.
do do
Standard Oil Company of California
State Board of Equalization
L. T. Thompson
Valley Auto Parts
.
Western Asphalt & Refining Co.
GENERAL FUND
GOOD ROADS FUND
. .
J. H. Madsen SALARY FUND
.
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.
do
do
.
do
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CASMALIA ST LIGHTING
FUND
GUADALUPE ST. LIGHT
. FUND
LOS ALAMOS ST. LIGHT
FUND
ORCUTT ST. LIGHT FUND
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25.00
331.13
7g.16
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55.00
37.50
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3.90
1.34
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312.07
l0.54
6.65
50.66
6.77
2.29
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41.91
3.00
123.00
32.69
4o5.76
21.4g
17.25
132.33
6og.53
629.67
3g.67
1.35
3s.03
17.60
1215.16
100.00
31.20
134.86
g1.25
7s.75
8outhern California Edison Company, Ltd. SUMMERLAND 59.04
do do
Southern California Edison Company,Ltd.
LTG. DIST FUND
CARPINTERIA 202.96
LTG. DIST FUND
MIS SI ON LTG.
DIST. FUND
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Call for
Special Meeting
v'
Louis Even
Henry R. Gewe
F. H. Johnson
S. B. CO. WTR. WKB.
DIST. #1 MTCE. FUND
LOS ALAMOS FIRE FUND
OIL WELL INSPECTION FUND
50.00
59.04
29.25
Upon the passage of the foregoing order, the roll being called the following
Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
I
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell
Nays: None Absent: None
Upon motion the Board adjourned sine die.
The toregoing minutes are hereby approved
I
Chairman, Botlrd of
. / .
Clerk.
CALL FOR A SPECIAL MEETING
- -
We, the undersigned members of the Board of Supervisors of the County of
Santa Barbara, State of California, believing that the interests or 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 Count
of Santa Barbara, State of California, be and the same is hereby called tor July 21st,
1947, at 10 o'clock a.m.
The following is the business to be transacted at said meeting, to-wit:
In the Matter of Canvassing Election Returns
In the Matter of Establishing the Monteo1to Sanitary District of Santa Barbar
. County.
In the Matter of Rider to Blanket 011 Drilling Bond
In the Matter of Transfer of Funds to the Employees Retirement Fund
In the Matter of Statement of Tuition for Non-Resident Junior College Student
.for the Fiscal Year 1947-4S.
In the Matter of the Recommendation of the Planning Commission for Abandon-
ment of an Unimproved Right of Way on Mission Canyon Road
.
In t he Matter of the Recommendation of the Planning Commission Relative to
the Application of Robert D. Peterson for a Use Permit
.
In the Matter of the Petition of Rosalie c. Baker for Relief Under Ordinance
.
No. 453.
In the Matter of the Request of General Thompson Lawrence for the Constructio
of a Residenoe ~2 feet from the Centerline of Montrose Plaoe, Mission Canyon Heights.
In the Matter. of the Request of George F. Peters for Relief Under Zoning
Ordinance No. 453.
35
In the Matter of the Maintenance of Heavy Machinery by the Hergert Construction
Company Near La Cumbre Road and u. S. Highway 101.
- In the Matter of the Petition of Burchell Upson for the Re-Zoning of a Portion
of Carpinteria.
In the Matter of Report of the State Controller Relative to Apportionment ~
Gasoline and Motor Registration Fees.
In the Matter of Ordinanoe No. 590
In the Matter of Approval of the Final Map of the Aroady Estates Subdivision.
In the Matter of Appropriation to the Pasadena Tournament of Roses.
In the Matter d Communication From Mayor Montgomery Relative to the
Reorganization of the Housing Authority of Santa Barbara County.
In the Matter of Contract with the Santa Barbara Yacht Club, Inc. for
Advertising Purpcs es.
In the Matter of Acceptance of Deed for Public Purposes, Second Road District.
In the Matter of Sending Wire to the President of the United States Requesting
Prevention of the Southern Pacific Railroad Strike.
In the Matter of Settlement of Damage Done at Ocean Park, Fourth District, by
the Army of the United States.
In the Matter of Canoellat1on of Taxes on Property Acquired by the State of
California.
In the Matter of Laying Water Pipeline at the Santa Barbara General Hospital.
In the Matter of Establishing a Special Road Improvement Fund in Accordance
with Section 1622 of the Streets and Highways Code.
In the Matter of Agreement with the City of Santa Barbara Relative to
Reoreational Program.
In the Matter of the Appointment of a Deputy County Building Inspector for the
Vicinity of Santa Maria.
In the Matter of the Meeting of County Engineers.
In the Matter of the Compromise of the Claim of the Santa. Barbara General
Hospital Against the Estate of George E. Littlefield.
In the Matter of Awarding Contract for the Laying of Pipeline at the Santa
Barbara General Hospital.
In the Matter of Application to Excavate in a County Road.
In the Matter of Report.
In the Matter of Allowance of Claim.
Dated July 21st, 1947.
Board of Supervisors of the
County of Santa. Barbara,
State of California.
C. W. BRADBURY
PAUL E. STEWART
J. MONROE RUTHERFORD
R. B. McCLELLAN
T. A. TWITCHELL
Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of
California, July 21st, 1947, at 10 o'clock, a.m. Present:
Supervisors C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford,
!f. B. McClellan, T. A. Twitchell, and J. E. Lewis, Clerk.
Supervisor C. w. Bradbury in the Chair.
The minutes of the regular meeting of July 14th, 1947, were read and approved.
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Petition of
Edwin C. i'lelch
et Al. , for
Formation of
In the Matter o!_ the Pe ti ti on of Edwin _~ Welol!,. et E , for the Formation of
the Proposed Monteoito Sanitary District of Santa Barbara County.
the Proposed
Montecito
Sanitary Distr ct
0 RD ER
CANVASSI-NG ELECTION RETURNS
/
Petition of
WHEREAS, an election was duly held on July 15th, 1947, in the proposed
Montecito Sanitary District of the County of Santa Barbara to determine if said district
should be established and to elect a . district sanitary assessor, and five members of
the governing board thereof; and
WHEREAS, the Board of Supervisors of the County or Santa Barbara, State of
California, met at their meeting room in the County Courthouse in the City of Santa
Barbara, County of Santa Barbara, State of California on Monday, July 21st, 1947, to
oount the absentee ballots cast at said election, and to canvass the returns of said
election and to declare the results thereof; and
It appearing that all of said absentee ballots have been returned, the Board
of Supervisors proceeded to count the same and to canvass the returns of said election.
Wherefore It Is. Ordered found and determined that at said election the
following votes were cast:
Precinct Precinct Precinct
No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 Absentee Total
For Formation of the
Proposed District 77 162 49 g 296
Against Formation of the
Proposed District 91 g1 45 5 222
For Assessor
Edward B. Hallor g7 154 44 10 295
For Members of the
Governing Board:
Homer F. Barnes 92 145 50 10 297
Charles A. Borgatello gg 125 34 251
Ambrose c. Cramer. III 72 122 3g 5 237
Robert T. Hodges 112 146 51 g 317
Charles Jokstad 53 . 117 39 5 214
Cecil I. Smith 79 134 50 9 272
Alvin c. Weingand g1 159 51 11 302
Scattering 0 1 1 0 2
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, round and determined that a majority of votes cast at
said election are in favor of the formation of said district; that Edward B. Haller
received the largest number of votes tor District Sanitary Assessor and was elected to
said office; and that Homer F. Barnes, Charles A. Borgatello, Robert T. Hodges, Cecil I
Smith, and Alvin C. Weingand received the highest number of votes for members of the
Governing Board of said District, and are hereby declared elected to such offices.
In the Matter of the Petition of Edwin C. Welch, et al., for the Formation
Edwin C. ~'lelc , .
et al., for or the Proposed Monteoito Sanitary District of Santa Barbara County.
Formation of
the Proposed
Montecito
Sanitary DiJt 1ot
~ Resolution No. 7557.
ESTABLISHING THE MONTECITO SANITARY DISTRICT OF SANTA
-BARBARA COUNTY .
WHEREAS, an election was duly and regularly held, in the hereinafter describe
proposed Montecito Sanitary District or Santa Barbara County, on July 15th, 1947, to
determine whether said proposed district should be formed and to elect an Assessor
and five members of the Governing Board; and
July 21st, 194-7.
WHEREAS, said election was in all respects called, noticed, conducted and
held, and the returns counted, declared certified and canvassed in the manner and form
prescribed by law; and
WHEREAS, a majority 01' the votes cast at said election were in favor of the
formation of said proposed district; and
WHEREAS, at said election Edward B. Hallor received the highest number 01'
votes for the office of Assessor of said District; and
WHEREAS, at said election Homer F. Barnes, Charles A. Borgatello, Robert T.
Hodges, Cecil I. Smith, and Alvin C. Weingand received the five highest totals of
votes cast for the of fices of t'ive members of the governing board for said proposed
District.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY FOUND, DETERMINED, ORDEF.ED AND RESOLVED
as f ollowe:
1. That all of the fer egoing recitations are true and correct.
2. That at said election held July 15th, 194-7, Edward B. Hallor was duly
elected Assessor of the Montecito Sanitary District of Santa Barbara County, and Homer F.
Barnes, Charles A. Borgatello, Robert T. Hodges, Cecil I. Smith, and Alvin C. Weingand
each were duly elected a member of the Governing Board of said District, and that the
Clerk of this Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, acting on behalf of
said Board of Supervisors, forthwith execute and deliver in the name of this Boal."d or
Supervisors to each of said persons, oertit'icates of election to their respective offices
3. That a district known as the Montecito Sanitary District of Santa Barbara
County" has been duly and regularly established under and by virtue of the Sanitary
District Act of 1923, as amended, being Part I of Division VI of the Health and Safety
Code of the State of California, with the following described boundaries, which
boundaries are the same as those set forth in the order of this Board of Supervisors
calling the aforesaid election, to-wit:
Beginning in the State of California, County of Santa Barbara, at the intersection
of the southerly prolongation of the easterly line of the property of the Santa
.
Barbara Cemetery Association with the mean high tide line of the Pacific Ocean; thence
northerly along said Cemetery line to an lntereeotion with the easterly City Limits line
of the City of Santa Barbara; thence northerly and westerly along said City Limits line
to a point on the center line of Barker Pass Road; thence northerly along the center
line of Barker Pass Road to the center line of Sycamore Canon Road; thence easterly
along the center line of Sycamore Canon Road to the center line of Cold Springs Road;
thence northerly along the center line of Cold Springe Road in all of its oourses and
curves to the center line of Mountain Drive as said drive existed May lat, 194-7; thence
in a general east~rly and northeagterly direction along the center line of said
Mountain Drive in all of its courses and curves to its first intersection with the west
line of Lot 6, Section 6 T.4 N.,R. 26 W. s. B. B. & M.; thence southerly along the
westerly line of Government Lot 6 of said Section 6 to the southwesterly corner of said
Lot; thence easterly along the southerly line of said Lot 6 and the southerly line ot
the NE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 and the southerly line of the North 1/2 of the southeast 1/4-
of said section to a point on the easterly line of said Section 6; thence southerly
along the easterly line of said Section 6 to the corner common to Sections 5, 6, 7 & !
of T 4 N, R 26 W, SBB & M; thence easterly along the northerly line of said Section g
to the southwest corner of the SE 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of the above mentioned Section 5;
thence northerly, easterly and southerly along the westerly, northerly and easterly
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lines respectively of said SE 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of Section 5 to the corner common to
Sections 4, 5, g and 9 in said township and range; thence easterly along the northerly
line of Sections 9 and 10 to the corner common to Sections 2, 3, 10 and 11 in said town
ship and range; thence easterly along the northerly line of said Section 11 to the
northeast corner of the NW 1/4 of the NW 1/4 or said Section 11; thence southerly along
the east line of the NW 1/4 or the NW 1/4 of said Section to and along the center line
of Ladera Lane to its intersection with the center line of East Valley Road; thence
along the center line of said road to an intersection with the easterly line (or its
projection) of the Stetson tract as said. tract is shown on a. map recorded in Book 19
of Record of Surveys at page 131, records of said County; thence southerly and westerly
along the easterly and southerly lines respectively of said Stetson tract to a point on
the easterly line of Tract "A1 of the Ortega Rancho as said tract is shown on a map
recorded in Book 2 of Maps and Surveys at page 14, records of said County; thence
nor. therly along said easterly line to the northeasterly corner of said Tract A; thence
in a general southwesterly direction along the northwesterly line of said Tract A to
the ncrtherly corner of that parcel of land commonly known as the "Dupe Tract" said
corner being the northerly corner of the property described in Parcel One in Book 571 . .
of Official Records of said County at page 311; thence southeasterly and southerly
along the northeasterly and easterly lines respectively of said Paroel One to the mean
high tide line of the Pacific Ocean; thence in a general westerly direction along said
mean high tide line of the Pacif io Ocean to the point of beginning.
Excluding, however, from said proposed district the parcels of land hereinafter describ d
as Exclusion No. 1, Exclusion No. 2, Exclusion No. 3, Exclusion No. 4, Exclusion No. 5,
and Exclusion No. 6, to-wit:
EXCLUSION NO. 1
Excepting and excluding from said proposed Montecito Sanitary District of
Santa Barbara County all that land in the County of Santa Barbara, State of California,
consisting of parcels A and B described as follows:
PARCEL A: That certain portion of the West One Half of the Northwest One
Quarter of Section 11, Township 4 North, Range 26 West, S.B.B. & M., lying south of
Bella Vista Drive, in the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, described as
follows:
Commencing at Station #99 on the center line of Bella Vista Drive as conveyed
by L. F. Swift to the County of Santa Barbara by deed recorded in Book 350, Page 362
of 0ff 1c1al Records in the said County of Santa Barbara Records, said point being at th
end of a circular curve concave to the southwest from which a 3/4 inch survey pipe set
on the east line of the said NWi of the NWi of Seotion 11, at the point of intersection
of the tangent lines of the said curve, bears South 8659 East 94.79 feet distant;
thence let, North 86591 West following along the center line of said Bella Vista Drive
gG.62 feet to the beginning point of a circuiar curve to the right and Station 119g of
said road; thence 2nd, following along the arc of said curve 96.16 feet in a northwesterly
direction, said curve having a delta of 15 44 30" and a radius of 350.00
feet, the chord of which bears North 79 06 1 45 1 West 95.gG feet to the end of said
curve and Station #97 of said road; thence 3rd, North 71 14' 301 West S0.32 feet to
the beginning point of a circular curve to the right, and Station #96 of said road;
thence 4th, following along the arc of said curve 111.24 feet in a northwesterly
direction, said curve having a delta of 45 31 1 30" and a radius of 140.00 feet, the
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July 21st, 1947
chord of which bears North 4go 28 1 45 West iog.34 feet to the and of said curve and
Station #95 of said road; thence 5th, North 25 43 1 West 18.54 feet to the beginning
point of a circular curve to the left and Station #94 of said road; thence 6th, f ollowin
along the arc of s aid curve 177.98 feet in a northwesterly direction, said curve having
a delta of 113 18' 30M and a radius of 90.00 feet, the chord of which bears North 82
221. 15" West 150.37 feet to the end of said curve and Station #93 of said road; thence
7th, south 4o0 5g 1 30" . We~t 175.85 feet to the beginning point of a circular curve to
t he right and Station #92 of said road; thence Sth, following along the arc of said
circular curve 192.57 feet in a southwesterly direction, said curve having a delta of
73 33' 30" and a radius of 150.00 feet, the chord of which bears South 77 45 1 15" West
179.62 feet to the end of said curve and Station #91 of said road; thepce 9th, North
65 2g West along the center line of said road (at 50.71 feet to Station #90 of Bella
Vista Drive) and at 101.10 feet to an iron spike set for the point of intersection of
the tangent lines of a circular curve concave to the north from. which a 3/4 inch survey
pipe bears South 20 17' West 21.10 feet. distant; thence 10th, South 20 171 West leaving
said ~ella Vista Drive 262.95 feet to a 3/4 inch survey pipe; thence 11th, South 17 171
West 238.20 fe et to a 3/~ inch survey pipe set in the Monteoito County Water district
. pipe line right of way; thence 12th, South 510 3g 50" West following along the said
Montecito County Water District pipe line right o~ way six (6) feet southerly measured
at right angles from the present twelve (12) inch pipe 67.4o feet to a 3/4 inch survey
pipe set in a deep ravine at the most northeasterly corner of the Alexand~r Van der Kar
property; tjlence 13th, following down the said deep ravine and easterly l .ine of the Van
der Kar P.rope~tY. by the following courses South 43 25' 50 east 97. 73 feet to a 1/2
inch survey pipe; thence 14th, South 25 20 1 30 East 71.70 feet to an iron bolt; thence
15th, South g6 141 lo" East 68.23 feet to a 1/2 inch survey pipe; thence. 16th, South
4go 361 50 East 111 . Sl feet to a cross cut on a large stone; thence 17th South 4o0 26 1
3011 Ea.st 99.go feet to a 3/4 inch survey pipe; thence lgth, South go 26 1 108 East 52.!4
feet to a 3/4 inch survey pipe; thence 19th, South 66 101 10" West 44.!2 feet to a cross
out on a rook; thence 20th, South igo 03 1 40" West )6.66 ~eet to an iron spike driven int
a sand rook; .thence 21st, South 49 214- 1 West 47.02 feet to .a 1/2 inch survey pipe; thence
22nd, South 66 19 1 30" West 44.g5 feet to a 3/4 .inch survey pipe; thence 23rd, South
33 22 1 1011 East 74. 35 !eet to a 1/2 inch survey pipe; .thence 24th, South 63 311 50
West 62. 73 feet to a 1/2 inch survey pipe driven into. a sand rock; thence 25th, South
igo 241 201 East 70.67 feet to a 3/4 inch surve~ pipe; thence 26th, South 2go 161 501
East i3g.1g feet to a spi ke driven into a sand rook; thence 27th, South 65 26 1 301 East
40.90 feet to a 3/4 ~noh survey pipe; then~e 28th, South 32 19 1 East 143.22 feet to a
spike driven into a cross out on top of sand .rook at the junction point with another
ravine coming from the northeast; the~oe 29th,. North o0 02 1 West following up said
ravine from the northeast 69.25 feet to a 3/4 inch survey pipe from which a spike in a
twelve (12) ~noh ~i8:JI1~ter Sycamore tree bears South o0 02 1 East 4.50 feet; thence 30th,
North 51 31 1 East leaving said ravine 277.42 feet to a 3/4 inch survey pipe set on the
bluff bank of said ravine; t.h ence. 3. 1s. t, North 43 361 East following along the southeast.
erly bluff bank of s aid ravine 576. ~4 :feet to a cross cut on top of a large boulder
from which a spike in the crotch of a forty (4o) inch diameter Live Oak tree bears North
71 03 East 36 . go feet distant; thence 32nd, North go 311 West along the east bank of
said ravine 346.31 feet to a 3/4 inch survey pipe set on the westerly side of an old
graded road bed; thence 33rd, North 1 59' West 190.31 feet to a 3/4 inch pipe from which
a spike in a ten (10) inch diameter Live Oak tree bears Ncrth 29 .5 3' East 13.32 feet
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distant; thence 34th, North 45 11' East 220.6S feet to the place of beginning.
PARCEL B: That certain portion cL the west half of the northwest quarter of
Section 11 and the east half of the northeast quarter of Section 10, Township 4 North,
Range 26 West, San Bernardino Base and Meridian lying south of Bella Vista Drive; in
the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, described as follows:
Commencing at an iron spike set at the point of intersection of the tangent
lines of a circular curve concave to the northeast from which Station No. 90 on the
center line of Bella Vista Drive, as conveyed by L. F. Swift to the County of Santa
Barbara by Deed reoorded in Book 350, page 362 of Official Records in the off ioe of the
County Recorder of said County, bears south 65 2S 1 east 90.39 feet distant said point
also being the most noerthwesterly corner of. the property conveyed to Edwin F. Knowles,
et ux., by deed dated April 16, 1945 and recorded in Book 639 at page 356 of Official
Reocrds of said County; and a 3/4 inch survey pipe bears south 20 17' west 21.10 feet
distant; thence lat, south 20 17' west along the no~thwest e rly line of the said Knowle
property 262.95 fee t to a 3/4 inch survey pipe; thence 2nd, south 17 17' west continui
along the s aid Knowles property 23S. 20 feet to a 3/4 inch survey pipe s et in the
Monteoito County Water District pipe line right ~f way; thence 3rd, south 51 3g 50"
west following along the s aid Montee! to County Water District pipe -line right of way
six feet southerly measured at right angles from the present 12 inch pipe 205.95 feet
to a 1/2 inch survey pipe set on the southerly end of a 40 foot easement from which a
1/2 inch survey pipe set on the west line of Section 11, bears south 51 3g 50" west,
36.66 feet; thence 4th, north 10 101 30" west along the center line of said easement
92.4o feet to a point; thence 5th, north 35 111 301 west (at 21.11 feet across the
section line between Sections 10 and 11, T 4 N, R 26 W, S.B.B. & M.) and at 63.20 feet
t o a point; thence 6th, north 4go 53' 30" west continuing along the said center line
90.26 fe et to a point; thence 7th, north 4o0 - 36 30" west along said center line llS.25
feet to a point; thence Sth, north 16 39 1 30 west 14~.47 fe et along s aid center line
to a point; thence 9th, north 10 42' west along said center line 152.60 feet to a
point; thence 10th, north 3 15' 20" east continuing along s aid oenter line of said 40
foot easement, 132.45 feet to a point on the center line of Bella Vista Drive, from
which St ation No. g3 of said: Drive be'ars south 57 02 west 76.33 feet distant; thence
11th, north 57 02' east 2.06 teet to t he beginning point of a circular curve to the
right and Station No. S~; thence 12th, tallowing along the arc of said curve and center
line of said Drive 145.67 feet in an easterly direction, said curve having a delta of
75 52' and a radius of 110.00 feet, the chord of which bears south g5o 02 1 east 135.24
feet to the end of said curve and Station No. g5; thenoe 13th, south 47 06 east along
the center line of said Drive 29.12 feet to Station No. g6 and the beginnirg point of
a circular curve to the left; thence 14th, following along the arc of s aid curve and
center line of said Drive 154.99 fe et in a southeasterly direction (at south 62 3g 25
east on a sub chord of s aid curve at g5. 73 feet, intersect the said Section line betwee
Sections 1-0 and 11, Township 4 North range 26 West, s.B.B. & M., and from the intersection
point to a 2 inch survey p ipe set at the common corner of Sections 2, 3, 10 and
11, Township 4 North, Range 26 West, s.B.B. & M., bears north 0 06 3011 east 3g6. 75
feet distant), said curve having a delta of 55 30 and a radius of 160.00 feet, the
chord ~which bears south 74 511 east 149.00 feet to the end of s aid ourve and Station
No. g7 of said Drive; thence 15th, north 77 241 east along -the cent er line of said
Drive 114.21 feet to Station No. gg and the beginning point ~f a circular curve to the
right; thence 16th, following along the arc of said curve and center line of said
I Drive 145.28 fe et in a southeasterly direction, said curve having a delta of 55 29 30
July 21st, 1947
and a radius of 150.00 feet, the chord of which bears south 74 511 15" east 139.67
feet to the end of said curve and Station No. g9 of said Drive; thence 17th, south 47
06 13011 east along the tangent line of said last mentioned curve 50.39 feet to the place
of beginning.
EXCLUSION NO. 2
Excepting and excluding from said proposed Montecito Sanitary District of
Santa Barbara County all that real property located in the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, designated as Parcels A, B, C, and D, said real property constituting
portions of the Outside Pueblo Lands of the City of Santa Barbara, 1n the County
of Santa Barbara, State of California, more particularly described as follows: .
PARCEL A: Beginning at a point in the center of Valley Road, distant north
g9o50 1 west .431 fe et from the southwest corner of the tract of land conveyed by Juan
Ayala to Rt. Rev. Francis Mora, by deed dated April S, 1Sg1 and recorded in Book "Y",
at page 146, of Deeds, records of said County; thence north 535.5 feet to the line of
land now or form~rly of Morley; thence along the line of said Morley land, north 66 52 1
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west, 4g9 feet, more or less, to tpe northeast corner of the tract of land conveyed by
Juan Pablo Ayala to Augustin Goux and Thomas Goux, by deed dated March 15, lg9g and
recorded in Book 61, at page 46g, of Deeds, records of said County; thence south along
the east line of said tract 725.2 feet to the center line of Valley Road; thence south
g950 1 east along the oenter line of said road 446.8 feet to the point of beginning.
PARCEL B: Beginning at a point distant 3.10 chains east of the northwest
corner of Survey No. 226 of sa1d Outside Pueblo Lands; thence east, along the north line
of the lands heretofore owned by B. Jacques, 7.94 chains; thence north lo.g5 chains;
thence north 66i0 west g.67 chains; thence south 14.34 chains to the point of beginning.
PARCEL C: Beginning at a point in the north line of Valley Road where the
same intersects the west line of the tract of land de~cribed as Parcel 2 in the deed to
Julien F. Goux dated December 27, 1934, and recorded in Book 322, Page 360 of Official
Records; thence north 126i' west along the westerly line of the said Goux tract 149.56
feet; thence north g413 1 west 317.56 feet to a point in the center line of Romero
Canyon Road; thence south 5471 west along the center line of s~id Romero Canyon Road
171.41 feet; thence south ggoo3 1 east 330.07 feet to the point of beginning.
PARCEL D: Beginning at a point in the north line of Valley Road where the same
intersects the west line of the tract of land described as Parcel 2 in the deed to
Julien F. Goux dated December 27, 1934 and recorded in Book 322, page 360 of Official
Records, thence north ggoo3 1 west 330.07 feet to a point in the .center line of Romero
Canyon Road; thence south 5471 west along the oe~ter line of Romero Canyon Road to a
point in the center line of East Valley Road; thence easterly following the center line
of East Valley Road to a point south of the point of beginning; thence north to the
point of beginning.
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EXCLUSION NO. 3
Excepting and excluding from said proposed Montecito Sanitary District of
Santa Barbara County the following described real property situated in the County of
Santa Barbara, State of California, generally known as the Crocker Sperry Ranch and/or
L~s Fuentes Rancho and consisting of Parcels A, B, C, D and E~ more particularly
described as follows, to-wit:
PARCEL A: All that certain tract or parcel of land ~ituated in Montecito, so
called, in the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, and bounded and described
as follows, to wit:
Commencing at the northwesterly corner of the former Coats Farm at a post in
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the fence on the south side of the public road leading through Monteoito at the
common corner of the Gilchrist and Coats tracts; and being the northwesterly corner
of the tract of land conveyed by the City of Santa Barbara to Newton Coats and
Catherine Coats, his wif e, by deed dated December 22, ig5g and recorded in Book 1 0" of
Deeds at page igg, Records of said County, and running thence aouth 73 east 6g.50
public r oads; thence south 30 west along the 11n of
chains to the e ast corner of the Coats tract as f enoed and inclosed on the line of s aid
fence inclosing the said Coats tract and excepting therefrom the Williams Tract at
Ortega Hill, so called, 36.39 chains to the south corner of the said Coats tract as
renoed and inclosed as aforesaid; thence north 74 15' west 21.g3 chains to a post;
thence south 11 east 6.65 chains; thence north 43 45 1 west 9.5g chains; thence south
6ot0 west 7.54 chains; thence north 91 east 11.57 chains intersecting the south line
of the tract hereinbefore mentioned and described in said deed from the City of Santa
Barbara to Newton and Catherine Coats; thence north 73 west 26.67 chains to the
westerly corner of said Coats tract; thence north 17 east .30.39 chains along the
fence to the place of commencement, being the same tract of land in one body inclosed
by fence which was possessed and occupied by Newton M. Coats, deceased for his life
time and after his deEth by Catherine Coats, his surviving widow, up to the 2gth day
of January lgg7, when the same was conveyed by her to one Edwards Roberts and containing
21g acres of land, or thereabouts, and comprising each and all of the parcels of
land described in the conveyances of record .from the said City of Santa Barbara to
Newton Coats, deceased and Catherine Coats, his wife.
EXCEPTING therefrom that portion thereof conveyed to Wi lliam A. Slater, Jr.,
et al., Trustees, by deed dated May 3, 1929, recorded in Book lg5, page lg3 of Official
Records of Santa Barbara County described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at a point on the center line of East Valley Road, at the most
northwesterly corner of s aid Las Fuentes Rancho, from which a 2 inch survey pipe bears
south 17 07 1 west 20.37 feet; thence lat, south 17 07 1 west, following along the
westerly line of said Las Fuentes Rancho, and the easterly line of .the tract of land
described in the deed to William Hubbard Hall, dated January 22, 1924 and recorded in
Book 47h at page go of Official Records, .in the office of the County Recorder of said
County, 464.50 feet to a 1/2 inch survey pipe; thence 2nd, south 73 041 east, parallel
With said East Velley Road, 398.36 feet to a point on the center line of a 4o foot road
from which a 1/2 inch survey pipe set on the westerly side of said road, as granted in
the deed to the Valley Club of Montecito, a corporation, dated January ?g, 1929 and
recorded in Book 171, at page 437, of Official Records of said County, bears north 73
041 west 20.00 feet; thence 3rd, north 17 07 1 east, following along the center line
of said 40 foot road, 1S5.55 feet to the beginning point of a circular curve to the
left; thence 4th, following along the arc of said circular curve and center line of
said road, 90.77 feet in a northeasterly direction, said curve having a delta of 20
001 and a radius of 260.00 feet, the long chord of which .bears north 7 07 1 east 90.30
feet, to the end of said curve; thence 5th, north 2 53 1 west, following the center
line of said road 57.96 feet to the beginning point of a circular curve to the left;
thence 6th following along the arc of said circular curve and center line of said road,
91.29 feet in a northwesterly direction, said curve having a delta of go 101 and a
radius of 640.00 feet, the long chord of which bears north 6 5g west 91.15 feet, to
the end of said curve; thence 7th, north 11 03 1 west, following the center line of
said road, 59.01 feet to the intersection point with the center line of said East Valle
Road; thence Sth, north 73 041 west, following along the center line of said East
Valley Road, 297.81 feet to the place of beginning.
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PARCEL B: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land situate, lying and
being in the Montecito, County of Santa Barbara, State of California, and bounded and
particularly described as follows, to wit:
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Commencing at a point from which the southern corner of the 115th survey of
Santa Barbara County bears north 23 30 east 601 iinks distant and thence lat, south
60 45 1 west 7.52 chains to a point from which an oak tree 18" in diameter marked "J"
bears south 2 45 1 west 69 links distant 2nd, south 9 west 11.50 chains to a point from
which an oak tree 36" in diameter marked "J" bears north 78 east g links distant, 3rd,
south 42 151 east 13.47 chains to a point from which an oak tree 18" in diameter marked
"J" bears north 66 east i7g links distant 4th, north 43 15' east 11.18 chains to a
point from which an oak tree 36" in diameter marked "J" bears south 33 301 west 60
links distant 5th, north 12 west 10.50 chains to an oak tree 18" in diameter marked "J"
6th, north 43 30 1 west 9 chains to a point of beginning, containing 26 acres 2 R & 33P;
EXCEPTING therefrom that portion of the above described premises described in
the deed from Jose del Carmen Olivas and wife to Burkhill Jaoques, dated February 20,
lg76 and recorded in Book "P" pp 416 of Deeds in Santa Barbara County Records, and more
particularly described as follows:
All that real property situated in the Montecito, County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, bounded and described as follows:
Commencing at a stake and stones, from which an oak tree 3 feet in diameter
bears north 74 O~' east 99.2 feet lst, north 43 21 1 east 133.2 feet along a board
fence, 2nd north 10 09 1 west 664 feet, along a board fence, 3rd north 47 111 west 110
feet along an old pole fence to bank of creek, 4th south 25 20 1 west 254 feet to a stake
5th south 3 33' east 179 7 f eet to a stake and stones,
and stones,/6th south 36 241 east 144.7 feet to a stake and stones, 7th south 9 41 1
west 249 feet to a pOint in the center of the creek, gth south 71 east i6g.g feet to the
point of beginning, containing 3.29 acres, more or less.
PARCEL C: All that certain lot, . piece or parcel of land situate, lying and
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being in said County of Santa Barbara, State of California, and bounded and particularly
described as follows, to wit:
Commencing at the most westerly corner of the tract of ground conveyed by the
Town (now City) of Santa Barbara, in the County of Santa Barbara, State of California,
by a deed recorded April 23, 1858 in Book "C" of Deeds at page 13, Records of saw. County
to Isabel Yorba, running thence lat, north 23 east 1155 feet; 2nd, south 71 east 106. 2
.
feet to a point in the oenter of the creek; 3rd, south 2 31 west 223 feet partly in the
creek to high land on the west side of same; 4th, south 17 29 east 149 feet to a board
fence and 5th, south 41 16 1 west gg4.6 feet along sald fence to the point of beginning,
containing 3.95 acres, more or less.
PARCEL D: All that certain piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being
in the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, boundea and particularly described
as follows, to wit:
Beginning at a point on the west edge of the Majalayegua Creek, said point
being the southeast corner of a tract of land conveyed to William H. Crooker by Edwards
Roberts, by deed dated the 15th day of August 1887 and recorded in the office of the
County Recorder d Santa Barbara County on the 22nd day of August lg87 in Book 15 of Deed ,
page 429, and running thence, 1st, north 7i+t0 west 21. g3 chains along the south boundary
of said tract; thence 2nd, south 11 east 6.g5 chains to a point; thence 3rd, north
47 111 west 1.66 chains to a point on the east bank of creek; thence 4th, south 25 201
west 3.g4 chains to a point; thence 5th, south 3 33' east 2.72 chains to a point; thence
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6th, south 36 24' east 2.19 chains t o a point; thence 7th, south 90 44 west 3.77
chains to a point; thence gth south 2 l' west 3.3g chains to a point; thence 9th, south
17 29' east 2.26 chains t o a post on the line of board fence and on the west bank of
Creek; thence 10th, north 51 1/4 east 27.39 chains to the point of beginning, containin
24.95 acres, more or less.
PARCEL E: That portion of the Outside Pueblo Lands of the Town (now city)
of Santa Barbara, in the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, described as
follows:
Beginning at an iron stake on the southerly side of a publio road leading
through the Montecito valley, as said road existed on March 16, ig91, said iron stake
being at the most northeasterly corner of the tract of land conveyed by the City of
Santa Barbara, a municipal corporation, to Edwards Roberts, by deed dated August 13,
lgg7 and re corded in Book 15, at page 421 of Deeds, records of said County; thence along
the southerly side of said public road, s outh 73 east, 50i feet t o an iron stake survey
monument; thence south 209.00 feet, t o an iron stake survey monument; thence north 73
west, 209.00 feet, to an iron stake survey monument; thence north, 209.00 feet to an
iron s take survey monument set on said line of said public road; thence, along s aid last
mentioned line, south 73 east, i5gi feet, to the place of beginning.
EXCEPTING from Parcels A, B and D above described those portions thereof
included within the boundaries of the parcel of land conveyed to The Valley Club of
Montecito, a corporation, by a deed dated January 2!, 1929 and recorded in Book 171, at
pa.ge 437 of Official Records of Santa Barbara County, described as follows:
Commencing at a two inch survey pipe set at the most southerly corner of the
said Las Fuentes Rancho, as shown upon a map of survey of said Rancho, made by W. T.
Moore and r ecorded in Book 10 at page 79 of Maps and Surveys, in the office of the
County Recorder of said County; thence north 41 23' east along the southeasterly line
of said Rancho, as aforesaid, 29g.g4 f eet to a two (2) inch survey monument; thence
north 51 10' east continuing along said last mentioned line, goo.52 feet to a 1/2 inch
survey pipe set on t he westerly side of Sheffield Drive and the true point of beginning
f or the following described parcel cf land; thence 1st, north 51 10' east continuing
along the above l ast mentioned course and the westerly side of said Sheffield Drive,
S99.56 f eet to a two (2) inch survey pipe; thence 2nd, north 31 57' east along the
westerly side of s aid Sheffield Drive 4S.42 f eet to a 1/2 inch survey pipe ; thence 3rd,
north 6~0 2g west running into said Las Fuentes Rancho 191.20 feet t o a 1/2 inch surve
pipe; thence 4th, south 72 15' west gg7.92 feet to a 1/2 inch survey pipe; thence 5th,
north g1o 29 west 719.10 feet to a 1/2 inch survey pipe; thence 6th, north 43 4o
west 531.24 f eet to a 1/2 inch survey pipe s et on the westerly line of the said Las
Fuentes Rancho and the easterly line of the tract of land described as Parcel #2 in the
deed to Clara H. Gould dated September 14, 1906, and recorded in ~ook 114 at page 5g5
of Deeds, records of said County; thence 7th, south 9 4gt west following along the
westerly line of the said Las Fuentes Rancho and the easterly line of the said Gould
Tract, 12S.17 f eet t o a two (2) inch survey pipe; thence Sth, south 9 06 west
continuing along the s aid last mentioned line, 649.53 f eet to a 1/2 inch survey pipe
from which a two (2) inch survey pipe set at the southwesterly corner of the said Las
Fuentes Rancho bears south 9 06 west 111.23 f eet; thence 9th, north g1o 241 east
445.15 feet to a 1/2 inch survey pi pe; thence 10th, south 59 501 east 400.80 fe et to
.
a 1/2 inch survey pipe ; thence 11th, south 7go 3g east 286.75 f eet to 1/2 inch survey
pipe; thence 12th, north 71 46 1 east 3gs . 60 f eet to a 1/2 inch survey pipe; thence .
13th, south 38 501 east 92.00 f eet to the place of beginning.
July 21st, 1947
EXCLUSION NO. 4
Excepting and excluding from s aid proposed Montecito Sanitary District of Santa
Barbara County all that certain real property in the County of Santa Barbara, State of
California, described as follows:
Beginning at the northwest corner of thew. M. Graham Tract as shown on the
map thereof, recorded in Book 2, page 27 of Maps and Surveys in .the offioe of the County
Recorder of said County; thence easterly along the southerly line of the Southern Pacific
Railroad to the westerly line of Eucalyptus Lane; thence southerly along the westerly
line of Eucalyptus Lane to the Southeast corner of the tract of land described as parcel
three in .the deed to Esther F. Hammond recorded November 30, 1914, in Book 147, page 47
of' Deeds, records of said County; thence westerly along the southerly line of said last
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mentioned tract to the northeast corner of the tract of land described in the deed to
Esther Fiske Hammond recorded April 27, 1925, in Book 60, page 16g of Of.ficial Records;
thence southerly along the easterly line of said last mentioned tract to the northeast
corner of the tract of land described in deed from Esther Fiske Hammond to Union Realty
Company, recorded April 25, 1925 in Book 54, page 451, of Official Records; thence
southerly along the westerly line of s aid last mentioned tract to the ordinary high tide
of the Pacific Ocean; thence westerly along said last mentioned line to the southwest
corner of the Graham Tract; thence northerly along the westerly line of said Graham traot
to the northwest corner thereof and the point of beginning.
EXCLUSION NO. 5
Excepting and excluding from said proposed Montecito Sanitary District of
Santa Barbara County all that certain real property situated in Montecito, .County of
Santa Barbara, State of California, consisting of Parcels A, B, C and D and described as
follows:
PARCEL A: Commencing at a 2" pipe with brass cap set at the northeast corner
of a tract of land deeded to George H. Gould by John P. Neal by Deed dated November 29,
lgg6, and recorded in Book 10 of Deeds, page 136, Santa Barbara County Records; thence
along the east line of said tract south g26.go feet to a 2" pipe survey monument set at
the westerly end of an old fence marking the north line of the land described in the
deed to E. Byram recorded in Book "R", page 266 of Deeds, in the office of the County
Recorder of said County; thence along said old fence, north g9o 12 1 east, 153.73 feet
to a 2" pipe survey monument; thence north o0 16!1 east, g33.g7 feet to a 21 pipe survey
monument; thence south S6 39i1 west, 15g.oo feet to the place of beginning, containing
2.g63 acres.
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PARCE~ B: Beginning at the northeast corner of the land ~ormerly of Neal;
running thence west 23 chains and 20 links, partly along the south line of Baxley to
the northwest corner of ~aid land formerly of Neal; thence south 17 c~ains and 24 links
to a point in the west line of said land formerly of Neal; thenc~ east 23 chains and 20
links to the east line of said land ~ormerly of Neal, at an oak tree mark~d on its south
side; thence running north along the .east line of said land formerly of N~al; 17 chains
and 24 links tQ the place of beginning, containing forty (4o) acres, more or less; being
the same premises conveyed by John P. Neal to said George H. Gould .by deed dated
November 29, 1SS6, and recorded 1n aook 10 of Deeds, page 136, Santa Barbara County
Records;
EXCEPTING therefrom 41 acres conveyed by said George H. Gould to Isaac Baxley,
by deed dated December 24, 1Sg6, and recorded in Book 10 of Deeds, at page 2g2, Santa
Barbara County Records.
PARCEL O: Beginning at the southeast corner of the l~nds of Mary E. F. Gould,
said southeast corner being the west line of the premises above described and on the east
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side or a county road (Olive Mill Road); running thence north along the 'West line of
land above described, 650 f eet; thence west 25 feet; thence south 650 feet to the south
line of land of said Mary E. F. Gould; thence east 25 feet to the place of beginning;
being the same premises conveyed by Mary E. F. Gould to George H. Gould, by deed recorde
in Book 64 of Deeds, page 5g, Santa Barbara County Records.
PARCEL D: .Beginning at the northeast corner or that strip of land conveyed
by Mary E. F. Gould to George H. Gould by deed dated June 1S9S, and recorded in the
office of the Recorder of Santa Barbara County in Book 64 of ueeds, page 5g; thence
running along the west line of land conveyed to said George H. Gould by John P. Neal,
by deed dated November 29, lgS6, and recorded in the office of the Recorder aforesaid
in Book 10 of Deeds, page 136, 5 feet, more or .less, to land of Mrs. Anna B. Bliss;
thence south g9 20' west along said land of Mrs. Anna B. Bliss, 25 feet; thence runnin
south 5 feet to the northwest corner of s ai d strip eo conveyed as aforesaid, by Mary
E. F. Gould to George H. Gould; thence running eastwardly, along the north end of said
strip of land so conveyed as aforesaid by Mary E. F. Gould to George H. Gould 25 feet
to the place of beginning; being the same premises conveyed to George H. Gould by Mary
C. Hansen, by deed dated December 27, 1924, and recorded in Book 52 of Official Records,
page 175, Santa Barbara County Records;
EXCEPTING from the premises above described as Parcels A, B, C, and D, the
f ollowing parcels of l and granted by Charles W. Gould to Elizabeth Story Langford:
That ce~ta1n land granted by a deed dat ed August 25, 1930, and recorded 1n
Book 221 of Official Records, at page 114, Santa Barbara County Records, containing
6.91 acres;
That certain land granted by a de ed dated December 16, 1930, and recorded in
-Book 224 of Official Records, at page 43g, Santa Barbara County Records, containing
3.005 acres.
EXCLUSION NO. 6
Excepting and excluding from said proposed Montecito Sanitary District of
Santa Barbara County all that real property situated in the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, particularly described as follows:
Beginning at a post from which an oak tree 20 inches in diameter marked N.
bears south Gg0 east 45 links, which i s t he southeasterly corner of land conveyed by
the Town of Santa Barbara to David Nidever on January 29, lg5g, by Deed recorded in
Book "B" of Deeds, at page 712; thence running along the e asterly boundary of same,
north 10 east 22.73 chains t o a post from which an oak tree 12 inches in diameter
marked M. bears south 49 30 west 14 links; thence north 25.13 chains to intersection
with boundary line of t he Pueblo Lands; thence f ollowing s aid boundary south g7 45 1
west g.46 chains to a post; thence south 56 west 3.6g chains to post; thence south 3
~6' west 20.70 chains t o post from which the second named corner bears south goo east
13.14t chains; thence south 10 west 22.73 chains to a post; thence south goo east
13.14t chains to the point or beginning.
EXCEPTING therefrom t hat real property grant ed by R. Kinton Stevens to
Charles F. Eaton -by Deed dated December -31, lgg6, and recorded in Book 10, at pages
314-316 of Deeds, records of said County.
ALSO EXCEPTING therefrom that r eal property granted by said Stevens, et ux.,
to Frank M, Gallaher, by deed dated July 2, lg92, and recorded in Book 35, at pages
171-173 of deeds, records of said County
ALSO EXCEPTING therefrom that real property .conveyed by said St evens, et ux.,
. to Charles F. Eaton by Deed dated September 2, 1S92, and recorded in Book 34, at pages
Rider to
Blanket Oil
Drillinp: Bon
Transfer of
Funds to
Employees 1
Retirement
Fund
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Statement of
Tuition for
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Jul1 21st, 1947.
125-127 of Deeds, reoo~ds of said County
BE ~T FURTHER ORDERED AND RESOLVED that the County Surveyor forthwith prepare
maps of said district and that the Clerk of this Board of Supervisors forward copies
thereof, and of this Resolution to the Assessor ~t this County of Santa Barbara, and
to the Board o~ Equalization of the State of California prior to the 1st day of February,
194g, in compliance with Section 3720 of the Political Code, this resolution to serve
as a statement of the creation of said district and metes and bounds description of its
boundaries.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 21st' day of July, 1947, by the following votes, to wit:
Ayes: C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None.
In the Matter of Rider to Blanket Oil Drilling Bond.
Pursuant to the reqiest of F. H. Johnson, Oil Well Inspector, and in accordance
with the provisions of Ordinance No. 559,
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the following
endorsemept to blanket oi.l drilling bond No. 123295 be, and the same is hereby, approved:
Douglas Oil Company of California - Pacific Indemnity Co~~ny c~vering well "DouglasLos
Flores" No. 15.
In the Matt~ of Transfer of Funds to the Employees' Retirement Fund.
-0 -RD ER
Upon motion, duly made, seconded, and unanimously carried, it is ordered that
the County Auditor be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to transfer the
following sums to the nEmployees' Retirement Fund" from the funds set forth below, said
transfer being in accordance with the provisions of Section 101 of Article 6 of the
County Employees Retirement Aot of 1937:
General Funcl'
Salary Fund
Good Roads Fund
First Road Fund
Third Road Fund
Fourth Road Fund
011 Well Inspection Fund
Law Library Fund
Total credited to "Employees' Retirement FundM
$3.594.50
2,062.g2
441.91
119. 45
235.06
162.65
22.02
.69
$6,639.10
Upon the roll being called, the following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit:
C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Statement of Tuition for Non-Resident Junior College Students
Non-Resident for the Fiscal Year 1947-4g. Junior Colle e
Students. Statement of tutition for non-resident Junior College Students and request for
necessary tax levy, as presented by the County Superintendent of Schools, was received
and ordered placed on tile.
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Recommendatio
v'
Recommendatio
Petition for
Relief Under
Ordinance
No . 453. (
In the Matter of the Reoommendati2n of the Planning_Commission for Abandonment
of an Unimproved Right of Way on Mission Canyon Road.
The above entitled matter was ordered placed on file.
In the Matter of the Recommendation of the Planning Commission Relative to
the Application of Robert D. Peterson for a Use Permit.
The above entitled matter is hereby referred to the District Attorney.
In the Matter of the Petition of Rosalie C. Baker for Relief Under Ordinance
No. 453.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the recommendation
or the Planning Commission, denying Rosalie c. Baker relief under Ordinance No. 453 be,
and the same is hereby, confirmed.
Reauest tor In the Matter of the Request of General Thomp__son Lawren_ce for the Construction
the Construct on
of a Residenc of a Residence 42 feet from the Centerline of Montrose Place, Mission Canyon Heights.
42 f eE"t from
the CE"nterlin Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that the recommendation
of Montrose
Place . / of the Planning Commission granting General Thompson Lawrence permission to erect a
dwelling 42 feet from the centerline of Montrose Place be, and the same is hereby,
confirmed.
Reouest for In the Matter of the Request of y~ orge F. Peters to~I!_elief Under Zoning
Relief Under
Zoning Ordin- Ordinance No. 453 .
ance No. 453 .
~ Upon motion, duly seconded and oarried, it is ordered that the findings of
Maintenance
of Heavy
Machinery
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j - - .- -;
Pet.i tion . for~ ' the Re-~oning
of a Portion
of Carpinteri
v
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Report of
Stat*"' Control
ler .,
. .,
Ordinance
No . 590 .I
the Planning Commission granting George F. Peters relief under zoning ordinance No. 453
be, and the same is hereby, confirmed.
In the Matter of the Maintenance of Heavy~ Mach1nery by the Hergert Constructio
Company near La Cumbre Road and u. s. Highway 101.
The above entitled matter wa~ referred to the District Attorney.
In the Matter of the P e tit1on~of Burchell Upson for the Re-Zoning of a
Portion of Carpinteria.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that a Notice of Hearing
on the petition of Buirchell Upson for re-zoning a portion of Carpinteria between Santa
Monica Creek and Santa Monica Road from R-4 multiple family residents to C-1 commercial
be, and the same is hereby, set for Monday, August 4th, 1947, at 10 o'clock a.m. in the
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meeting room of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara; said Notice ot
Public Hearing to be published in the Carpinteria Herald
In the Mat-ter -of Report of the State Controller Relative to Apportionment of
Gasoline and Motor Registration Fees.
The above entitled matter was ordered placed on file.
'In the Matter of Ordinance No. 590.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, unanimously; the Board passed and
adopted Ordinance No. 590 of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, entitled
"An Ordinance Fixing the Time and Place of Holding Regular Meetings of the Board of
Supervisors".
Upon the passage of the foregoing Ordinance, the roll being called, the
following Supervisors voted Aye, to wit:
C. W. Baadbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
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Approval of
F5n~1 :Map of
Arcedy Estate
Subdivision
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Anprop~ia~ion
to Pasadena
Tournament of
Roses.
July 21st 1 1947
In the Matter of the Approval of the Final Map of Arcady Estates Subdivision.
v Resolution No. 755g
WHEREAS, the final record of .survey map .of .the above-named subdivision has
been presented to this Board of Supervisors for approval; and
WHEREAS, said subdivision is within the County of Santa Barbara and outside
the limits of any incorporated city; and
WHEREAS, the tentative map of said subdivision has heretofore been conditionally
approved by the Planning Commission and the Board of Supervisors; and
WHEREAS, the final map has been approved by the Planning Commission; and
WHEREAS, said final map complies with all the requirements of law and complies
with the conditional approval of said tentative map, and conforms, in respect to design,
to. said approved tentative map;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDERED AND RESOLVED, that said final map, prepared by
Penfield and Smith, be, and the same is hereby, approved for subdivision purposes in
accordance with conditional approval of said tentative map, and the Clerk is ordered to
execute his certificate on said map showing said approval.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 21st day of July, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell.
Nays; None Absent: None
In the Matter of Appropriation to the Pasadena Tournament of Roses.
Upon motion, duly seconded and ce.rried, it is Ordered that $2,000.00 be, and
the same is hereby, appropriated toward the construction of a float to be entered in
the Pasadena Rose Tournament.
Communication In the Matter o!_ Commu~~~ati~n from Mayor Montgomer1 Relative to the
from _Mayor
MoptgomPry Re Re&rganization of the Housing Authority of Santa Barbara County.
to thP Reorgan
i za~ion The Clerk is hereby directed to notify Mr. Montgomery that the Board feels it
of the Housin
Authority is not advisable to reorganize the Commissioners of the Santa Barbara County Housing
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ContrRct with
the Yacht Clu
f or Advertising
Purpos S
Acceptance of
Deed for Publ c
Authority at this time
In the Matter of Contract with the Santa Barbara Yacht Club, Inc. for
Advertising Purposes.
Upon motion, duly s econded and carried, it is Ordered that the Chairman and
Clerk of the Board be, and they are hereby, authorized to execute a contract, on behalf
of the County of Santa Barbara , relative to the appropriation. of. $1,500.00 to the Santa
Barbara Yacht Club, Inc.
In the Matter of Acceptance of Deed for Pub-lic Road Pu-rposes, second Road
Road Pur poses District.
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~ Resolution No. 7559
WHEREAS, by an instrument dated July 7th, 1947, Alex Irvine and EJJllDa Irvine,
his wife, and Allen E. Rogers and Florence B. Rogers, his wife, grant to the County of
Santa Barbara a certain parcel of land for public road purposes; and
WHEREAS, it appears for the best interests of the County of Santa Barbara that
said deed should be accepted,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that said deed be, and the same.
is hereby accepted, and that J. E. Lewis, County Clerk, is hereby authorized and directe
to record said deed in the off ice of the Recorder of the County of Santa Barbara.
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Sending ~'lire
to President
o. f the United
States Reauesting
Prevention of
Southern Pacific Railroad
Strike
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Settlement of
Dama~e Done
at Ocean Park '
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Cencellation
of Taxes on
Property
Acquired by
the State
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Laying 'II at er
Pipeline at
the General
Hospital v
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of California, t his 21st day of July, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. MoClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Sending Wire t o the President of the United States Requesting
Prevention of the Southern Pacific Railroad Strike.
The Chairman is her eby directed to send a wire to the President urging
prevention of the Southern Pacific Railroad Strike.
In the Matter of Settlement of Dam~ge Done at Ocean Park, Fourth District,
by the Army of the United States.
Upon motion, duly s econded and carried, it is ordered that H. P. Manning,
Public Works Department, be, and he is her eby, directed to make an appraisal of the
damage done to Ocean Park by the Army of the United States, preparatory t o the settlement
of said claim
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In the Matter of Cancellat i on of Taxes on Property Acquired by the State of
Californi a.
ORDER
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It appearing to the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State
that -the St ate. of California . . .
of Cal ifornia/has acquired title to and is t he owner of certain real property situate
in the County of Santa Barbara , State of Cal ifornia, and
It further appearing that application has been made for the cancellation of
taxes and/or assessments, or liens theref or, on or against said r eal property, and
improvements ther eon, if any, as provided by Section 49g6, et seq., of the Revenue and
Taxation Code of the St ate of California, and
It further appearing that the written consent of the District Attorney of said
County of Santa Barbara to the cancellation of said taxes and/or assessments, has been
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obtained therefor,
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NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED that the A~ditor of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, be , and he is hereby, authorized and directed to cancel any aid all
Sa.id.
uncollected taxes and/or asses sments on or against/real property which became a l i en on
the first Monday in March, 1941.
Said property acquired by the State of California, and hereinabove ref erred to
is described as f ollows, t o wit:
Assessed to
H. L. Kaufman
Description
Pueblo Map 65 Lot 67
In the Matter of Laying Water Pipeline at the Santa Barbara Gener al Hospital.
Resolution No. 7560
WHEREAS, in the opinion of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara , State of Califorru.a, .a great emergency exists within the meaning of section
4o41.1g of the Political Code ; and
WHEREAS, said emergency consists of the f ollowing facts: that the General
Hospital on San Antonio Road is caring for a large number of sick and/or injured and/or
disabled and/or aged and infirm patients, and for said purposes is in urgent need of an
a~ple water supply; that the present piping sustem leading from the reservoir (which is
the s ource of water) to the hospital is insufficient to furnish such a supply, said
present pipe line being a 4 inch galvanized steel line over 25 years old which 1s rusted
July 21st, 1947.
and corroded so that its interior diameter does not exceed one inch; that it is necessary
to replace said present pipe line with a new pipe line at least 6 inches in diameter and
approximately 1700 feet long in order to furnish such a supply and to insure sufficient
wate-r for adequate fire protection of the hospital; that said replacement must be made
immediately and there is insufficient time to prepare plans and specifications, strain
sheets, working details and advertise for bids; that unless said project is begun at once
and prosecuted diligently to completion, the aforesaid patients will suffer from lack
of water and proper care and treatment will not be available for them, and there will
be insufficient protection against fire.
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, FOUND AND RESOLVED:
1. That the foregoing recitations are true and correct.
2. That the work of laying a new 6" transite pipe water line approximately
1700 feet long from the General Hospital water reservoir to the General Hospital on San
Antonio Road, including the digging of necessary trenches, the laying and connecting of
the necessary pipe, the back-filling of said trenches and the purchase of necessary
materials be forthwith accomplished as an emergency measure under the provisions of said
section ~41.1g.
3. That said work shall be done by day labor under the direction of the Board
of Supervisors or by contract, or by a combination of both as may to said Board of
Supervisors appear to be in the best interests of the County of Santa Barbara, and all
requirements for preparation of plans and specifications, strain sheets, working details
and advertisement for bids are hereby dispensed with.
4. The Board of Supervisors is hereby authorized to enter into such contracts
as may be necessary for the accomplishment of all or portions of said project, said
contractors to be paid the actual cost of material and labor expended by them in doing
the work, plus not to exceed 15% to cover all profits, supervision, use of machinery and
tools, and other expenses, provided that no more than the lowest current market prioe
shall be paid for materials; and provided, further, that the total cost of said project
(exclusive of c0sts of purchasing pipe) shall not exceed $1,500.00.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 21st day of July, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell.
Noes: None Absent: None.
Establishing In the Matter of Establishing a Special Road Improvement_!und in Accordance
Special Road
Improvement with Section 1622 of the Streets and Highways Code.
Fund.
v v Resolution No. 7561
WHEREAS, Section 1622 of the Streets and Highways Code, as amended in 1947,
requires that all amounts of money paid to each county, out of money derived from the
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Highway Users Tax Fund, shall be deposited in a "special road improvement fund" which
each Board of Supervisors shall establish for that purpose; and
WHEREAS, the Good Roads Fund of the County of Santa Barbara is such a special
road improvement fund,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEB.EBY RESOLVED that the said Good Roads Fund of
the County of Santa Barbara be and the same is hereby designated and established as a
special road improvement Fund within the meaning of said Section 1622 of the Streets
and Highways Code, as amended in 1947.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that all amounts paid to the County of Santa Barbara
Agreement with
the City of
Santa Barbara
Re: to
Recreational
Program
.(
Appointment of
Deputy Col:lnty
Building
Inspector. v
out of money derived from the Highway Users Tax Fund shall be deposited in said special
road improvement fund, to-wit, the Good Roads Fund.
Passed a.nd adopt ed by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 21st day of July, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell.
Noes: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Agree-ment with the -City of Santa Barbara Relative to
Recreational Program.
~Resolution No. 7562 _
WHEREAS, a certain agreement between the County of Santa Barbara and the City
of Santa Barbara, bearing date of July 1, 1947, by the terms or which the County would
make certain contributions t o the City for the maintenance and op-eration of a certain
recreation center, has been presented to this Board; and
WHEREAS, it appears necessary and proper to execute said agreement,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that C. W. Bradbury and J. E.
Lewis, the chairman and clerk, respectively, of the Board of Supervisors, be and they
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are hereby authorized and directed to execute said agreement on behalf of the County if,
as and when said agreement has been duly executed by the City of Santa Barbara.
Passed and adopted by the Boa.rd of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 21st day of July, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A: Twitchell.
Noes: None Absent: None
In the Matter of the Appointment of a Deputy County Building Inspector for the -
Vicinity of Santa Maria.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that York Petersen be,
and he is hereby, appointed a deputy County Building Inspector for ~he vicinity of
Sant a Maria; the remuneration of s aid inspector to be at cost.
The Clerk is hereby directed to write the Santa Maria City Council to confirm
Mr. Petersen's appointment.
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Meetinf of
County Engine s
In the Matter of the Meeting of County Engineers.
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Comuromise of ~ Claim
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Upon motion, duly secorded and carried, it is ordered that Francis E. Evans,
.
Surveyor, and Robert Westwick, Road Commissioner, be, and they are hereby, authorized
to at tend a State meeting of County Engineers in Oakland, August 7th and gth, 1947
.
The Board took a recess until 5 o'clock p.m. of this day.
At 5 o'clock p.m. the Board convened.
Present: Supervisors C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. St e'"art, J. Monroe Rutherford,
R. B. McClellan, T. A. Twitchell, and J. E. Lewie, Clerk.
In the Matter of the Compromise of- t-he Claim of the Santa Barbara General
Hospital Against the Estate of George E. Littlefield.
Resolution No. 7563
WHEREAS, one George Elmer Littlefield was a recipient of Old Age Security
payments from the Santa Barbara County Weltare Department, and while receiving such
aid, he was required to become an inmate of the Santa Barbara General Hospital on the
date of February 27, 19~5, and was an inmate of said hospital requiring medical attentio
until the date of his death on or about March 7, 1947; and
July 21st, 194-7.
WHEREAS, during his lifetime and while re~eiving Old Age Security payments,
said recipient did not possess real or personal property in excess of that permitted
by the Old Age Security l aw ; and
WHEREAS, at the time of his death, said recipient left a will which was admitte
to probate, same being entitled "In the Matter of the Estate of George Elmer Littlefield
D~ceased 11 , Superior Court of Santa Barbara County No. 3954-4-, the estate involved therein
consisting of real and personal property of a total appraised value of $6,923.84-; and
WHEREAS, on April 4-, 194-7, a creditor's claim was filed by Charles c. ~edges,
M.D. on behalf of the Santa Barbara General Hospital for an amount of $2,94-4-.00, covering
hospital services for a total period of 736 days; and
WHEREAS, Louise B . Brownell, executrix of the estate of the aforesaid George
Elmer Littlefield, did on June 26, 194-7, ~n advice of her attorney, reject said claim
in toto, which said rejected claim was filed in the said estate on July 9, 194-7; and
WHEREAS, it appears from the verified affidavits submitted in connection with
the rejection of said claim of Hugh J. Weldon, attorney for said executrix, and Louise
B. Brownell that the total market value of the assets af said estate will be consider-
ably less than the appraised value thereof; and
WHEREAS, that although the aforesaid George Elmer Littlefield in the absence
of hospitalization in said hospital was eligible for Old Age Security payments and that
during the period of time he was confined in s aid hospital, the County of Santa Barbara
received the State's proportion as Old Age Security payments in a total amount of
$575.00; and
WHEREAS, under the f acts and the law involved in this matter, it appears to be
for the best interests of the County of Santa Barbara to adjust and compromise the claim
of the Santa Barbara General Hospital against said estate on an equitable and reasonable
basis; and
WHEREAS, the amount of $1,000.00 appears to be a fair, reasonable and equitable
adjustment and compromise of said claim on the recommendation of the District Attorney
of said County, and the fair and reasonable attitude as manifested by said Hugh J.
Weldon with an agreement or understanding having been arrived at with reference thereto
tor adjustment in said amount,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED AND ORDERED that it is for the
beet interests of said County of Santa Barbara that the said sum of $1,000.00 be and
the same is hereby accepted by this Board of Supervisors on behalf of the County of
Santa Barbara in full eettiement of all matte.rs pertaining to the claim of the Santa
Barbara General Hos.pit.al against the said estate.
IT IS FURTHER .ORDERED that the Distr~ct .Attorney of the County of Santa Barbara
be and he is hereby authorizedl and directed to take any and all legal steps which may
be deemed necessary and proper for the aceeptance of said sum of $1,ooo.oo from the
executrix of the Estate of George Elmer Littlefield, Deceased, as aforesaid, said
settlement to be in full and as satisfaction for any and all claims or demands of any
nature whatsoever which said Santa Barbara General Hospital and the County of Santa
Barbara has against the said estate upon the payment thereof by the executrix as aforesaid,
to the County of Santa Barbara.
Passed and adop~ed by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of Califor~ia, this 21st day of July, 194-7, by the following vote:
Ayes:C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitch.e ll
Noes: None Absent: None
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Awardin~ Contr ct ~ In the Matter of Awarding Contract for the Laying of Pipeline at the Santa
for La.yin~ Pip -
line at the Barbara General Hospital.
General Hosuit 1
. Application to
Excavate in a
County Bofl
Re-norts
Allowance of
Claim
Old Age
Security
Automatic
Increase List
Effective
August 1, 1')4
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Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that Lee & Neal be, and
they are hereby, awarded the contract for the laying of pipeline at the Santa Barbara
General Hes pit al in accordance w1 th their bid; and
It is further ordered that the Chairman and Clerk be, and they are hereby,
authorized to sign said contract on behalf of the County of Santa Barbara
In th.~ Matter of Application t_ E~~avate in a C oun~y Road.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is ordered that Charles Dalpozzo
be, and he is hereby, authorized to lay a 6 inch water pipeline north of u. s. Highway
101, Third District, upon the posting of a $250.00 bond.
In the Matter of Reports.
The following reports were received and ordered placed on file:
City of Santa Maria Recreational Program
County Health Department
In the Matter of Allowance of Claim.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried unanimously, it is ordered that the
following claim be, and the same is hereby, allowed:
Attest:
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1947.
State Controller GENERAL FUND $229.14
Upon motion the Board adjourned sine die
The foregoing minutes are hereby approved.
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Chai rm an, Board pervisors
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Clerk
Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbar~ State of
California, July 2gth, 1947, at 10 o'clock, a.m. Present:
Supervisors C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford,
R. B. McClellan, T. A. Twitchell, end J. E. Lewis, Clerk
Supervisor c. W. Bradbury in the Chair.
The minutes of the Special Meeting of July 21st, 1947, were read and approved
In the Matter of Old Age Security Automatic Increase List Effective August 1,
The following recipients of Old Age Security, other than those whose grant
is computed on the basis of need in excess of $60, are entitled to an automatic
increase in aid of Five Dollars Ct5.00) per month each, thus raising the grant from
Fitty-f1ve Dollars ($55.00) to Sixty Dollars ($60.00) per month, or adjusting the grant
so that the income plus the Aid totals Sixty Dollars ($60.00) per month. These 1ncreas s
are made to conform to the provisions ot amended Section 2020 of the Welfare and
Institutions Code, effective August 1, 1947.
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Thia list includes cases in which the only adjustment is the automatic increase
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as required by law, and not those in which changes in income have occurred.
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Lopez, Leopoldo
Fish, Mattie
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Brooks, Elizabeth
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Smart, Lydia M.
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Arellanes, Jesus
Bueter, William
Lancaster, Rose .
Va. ~enzuela, _ Edwarda
Adams, Alice
Ensor, Frank Willard .
Garner, Ignacio .
Learne(!., Mary J.
Worsham, Robert .
Smith, Sidney
Archer, William H.
Graton, ~oseph o.
Kesling, John J.
Troup, James
.
W. alton, Arth~r W
Weeks, Villard.Folger
Woods, Margaret
Callow, Clara Jane .
Goby, Frank
Hott, Robert
Keogh, Laura Ann
.
Weeks, Ida M .
Huffine, Cora E
Krallman, Frank .
O'Connell, Paulina
Wolgamott, Charles B
Faasen, Cornelia
Hilton, Ellen
Lyons, Lulu R
Odum, Amelia Bell
Baldridge, Josephine B
Burns, Joseph
Ducas, Ernest
Espi~oea, Alfredo
Tatjes, Ida
Anderson, Minnie
Bland, George S.
July 2gth, 1947
NEW RATE
$60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
33.00
60.00
5!5.00
60.00
60.00
5!.25
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
4o.oo
52.00
60.00
60.00
57 oo
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
6o.oo
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
57.00
60.00
378
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NAME
Boggs, M~lvin
Goux, Juan
K1sner, Tillie s.
Marshall, James S.
Strawn, Charlotte E.
Terry, Victor w.
Caballeri, Ana
Gamboa, Jose
Schwenk, Hedwig
Traynor, Jennie L.
Traynor, Thomas
Bbnazzola, Ambrogio
Faasen, Bernardus
McCarthy, Francis
Bejar, Bernardo
Hildenbrand, Margaret J.
Hunt, Sara _
Johnson, Mamie
Norman, Frank c.
Parker, Elena
Sandoz, Marie Adele
Soares, Joaquin
Walton, Graee
Bruner_, Rose
ChamberJ, Kate C.
Hays, Emma
Humes, Harry
Hunt, Sara Anne
Krebs, Carl Otto
Newkirk, Hattie L.
Dominguez, Francisco
Foster, Frances L.
Knowles, George C.
Perry, Walter
Barreras, Alex
Bartholomew, Claude
Bartholomew, Mary
Gibson, George
Hallden, Josephine
Hernandez, Jospeh
Johnson, Hubert B.
Mendez, Florencia c.
Otis, Laura
.
Reynolds, Ermina
Silva, Evangel1n1a
Sluman, Birdie
.
Tolladay, Hattie L.
Reed, George
'
NEW RATE
$60.00.
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
57.00
60.00
60.00
56.00
60.00
60.00
57.-00
60.00
56.00
56.00
60.00
6o.oo
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
3g oo
60.00
60.00
60.00
'
NAME
Rivas, Herminia
Medley, Leona Ethlyn
Sproat, Aurelia
B~tes, Winnietred
B.1ther, -Bertha
M~Donald,Archibald
M~rtens, William
Nne z, Frank
Tprry, John
Wlnney, Mary Elizabeth
B~asher, Elizabeth
Dpminguez, Juan B.
Ll).de, George
Mprr, Mary E.
PJLtton. , Iva .
B~ckrioh, Anna
D1llon, Cecelia M.
Mstin, Walter Edwin
P1co, Hercules
W~st, Caddie
Will is, Florence
Lane, Mary I. _
Mstin, Elizabeth
Mytton, Charlotte I.
W}:leeler, -V1rgin1a
Ey' -ans, Bert
Bzzell, William
C~r1llo, Maria
Carrillo, Selin
Hghes, Allo Frances
J~hnson, H. Clara
Pittman, Johanna
S~otts, William J.
Txworth, Mary Ann
C~ark, Burnettie
D~ Lisle, Martha G.
M~Carthy, Bridget
Pry, George Riley
Pry, Mary Jane
Brewer, Minnie M.
Apderson, Rioka
Bpyl, Spencer T.
Epglert, Bernard P.
Hpbbs, James A.
Brtord, Humphrey
Brf ord, H. Alice
H.all, Diana E.
Jacobi, Cornelia
NEW RATE
$60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
1+9.33
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
55.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
6o.oo
50.00
57.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
6o.oo
3 8 I
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380
NAME
Lindl?lom, Nora
Southwick, Willard_ Osgood
Morse, Nellie B.
Brant, Harry E.
F.lynn, William
Hayes, George H.
Morin1n1, Henry P.
Pierce, Alfred H.
Pierce, Rosa
Ronayne, James
Becker, Harley P.
Cota, Virginia
Feliz, Fernando
Hellwig, Martha
Nalty, Mary Cecelia
Parker, Peter
Phelps, David A.
Wright, Frank
.
Petersen, Bertha W.
Remington, Lottie
Benton, Hayes J.
Dominguez, Romielo Juan
Bene~iot, Eloise
De Ortega, Victoria R.
Tibbats, Elmina o.
Herrmann, Emil R.
Jetf ~rson, Daniel
McCombs, Roy
Mielke, Minnie
Erickson, John w.
Corona, Mary G.
Drewisch, Nellie
Fultz, Walter s.
Mccready, Alvina E.
Overman, Leona
Southwick, Corrine
Lenz, Ida C.
Deal, Charles, Joseph
Nourse, Mabel
Yates, Stella
Cornell, Clara B.
Mason, John
Petersen, Carl
Peterson, Marie J.
Bunf 111, Robert
Luther, Fannie M.
Ruiz, Rachel
Wann, Hattie
NEW RATE
$60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
50.00
35.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00.
57~50
6o.oo
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
-
I
NAME
Armstrong, Emma P.
Hunt, Herbert Fred
Libbey, Charles F.
St~mpel, George F. C.
Vaughner, Luoy .J.
Burhans, Louisa H.
Davidson, Dora
Johnson, Edith R.
Kirby, Bella
Mi1.ler, Louisa
Roney, J ames
Ryan, Jack
Taylor, Lizzie Y.
Haven, Louise
McKela, Emma L.
Campbell, Henrr A.
Comm.er, Ida
Eaton, Martha w. Laird
Olivera, Febronia
Sa1fJ'ers, Thomas Hiram
Be-Jar, Nathaniel
Frantz, Gue
Lindsay, Grace M.
Post, Andrew
Powers, Cora M.
Smith, Lena Archer
Bell, Sylvanna Allen
Brauer, Herman
Foss, Delf'ina
Jimenez, Ramon
RuhJohn, Stanley
Bainbridge, Josie
Barber, Mary Ann
Colley, Alice
Flowers, Sam
Hughes, Annie Eliza
Reid, ?:follie
Smith, Sarah M.
Ygnacio, Blanca
Rerrmann, Minnie B.
Olivera, Morris
Plaugher, Frank
Ruiz, Sophie Catarina
Wesselhoett, Mary F.
Culligan, Thomas
McNeal, Amanda A.
Richards, Elizabeth M.
July 2gth, 1947
NEW RATE
t57.oo
57.00
30.00
60.00
59.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
57.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
56.00
60.00
60.00
35.70
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
6o.oo
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
6o.oo
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
56.00
35.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
3 ~ 1
382
NAME
Richards, John
Th.o mas, Teresa J.
Thompson, John E.
Valenzuela, Jose L
Ba~, Elin F.
Bo~ser, Levenia
R1_ohards, Ann E
Sawyers, Alice
Wagner, Rose
Case, Andrew E
Cone, Em.ma
Ables, Emma
Br.ebes, John
Do_ Rego, Harriet
Jones, Clarence M
Tompkins, Francisca E
Wi_lson, John T.
McJl'aul, Ada A.
R~mero, Raymond D.
Va,lencia, Frank
Wi.lliams, Fred
B~ock, Joseph F.
Ed.wards, John E.
Ii,ng, Bessie w.
S~egert, Minnie E.
Snellborn, Hulda A.
S~nclair, Lillian May
B~ook, Sarah
D~y, Edward C.
El.lie, Maude
F~ster, Antone
J~ssen, Anna
K~ng, Maude Serena
Lo.well, Marie
Petty, Nettie
PEltty, Otis O.
Valdez, Charles
AQu t, Edward H.
Benedict, Walter
Brewster, Irene
Lane, Maud
Pierce, Mena
Shelby, Walter G.
Triggs, Dora
Gt1ff in, Eldora
Hayes, Clara Emily
Peterson, Edward J.
de Roaldes, Geo.
de Roal.des, Karin
-
'
NEW RATE
t6o.oo
60.00
60.00
60.00
4;.oo
60.00
45.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
6o.oo
57.00
57.00
60.00
6o.oo
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
6o.oo
60.00
4g.79
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
5g.67
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
-
,
July 2gth, 1947
NAME
I)utt, Charles
.
I)utt, Mary
~avina Calderon, Guardian tor Hudson, Sarah E.
~cLaughl1n, Georgia E.
~olnar, Josephine
~tuart, Agnes
~owhower, Cora
~liever, John F.
~iranda, Maria
~weet, Thomas
V anarsde 1, Martha
1(entley, Samuel
ijineman, Winifred
~roud, Margaret
1'1sh, ~arry
~ostrom, Brita
Qox, Helen
~1smuke, Carroll Hallum
:f:,oveland, Gustav
~reland, Herbert T.
~ohnston, Albinus
Qrtega, Joseph Y.
~arp, Thomas A.
~artnell, William
Mathiasen, Nels
~athiasen, Rosetta
~wanson, Charles
~ckerman, Leslie R.
~illetter, William
~ond, Emma Marie
9ovarrubias, Dolores
~erry, Antone
~outledge, Edward
~out ledge, Margaret
~krum, Em.ma
~e La Plaza, Nannie
Marsh, Jesse
de la Guerra, Ramon
~rimes, Mabel E.
~egeler, Anna P.
~yers, Anna
~oott, Minnie
~hutte, Joseph
~later, Sarah
Stier, Martha
Bowser, Edward
Feliz, Georgia P
NEW RATE
t6o.oo
6o.oo
60.00
6o.oo
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
6o.oo
44.so
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
55 00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
6o.oo
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
6o.oo
57.00
60.00
50.00
60.00
60.00
384
NAME
Harris, William L.
Hessert, Louise
Kaooianti, Annetta
Kiles, Minnie
More, Helena
Nalty, Josephine
Seagers, Mary
Snell, Gracie
Stewart, Kary c.
Vandever, Pearl Louis
Wolford, Arthur B.
Brewster, John
C3allahan, George
Freeon, Charles
Haskins, Mary
LaBarge, Louisa
Lapsley, Agnes G.
Pearson, Emma
Smyth, Benjamin
Smyth, Lydia
Williamson, John
Ayala, Nioandro.A
Bartlett, E. Molly
einnamond, Jane c.
Elliott, Ellis I.
Freeon, Henry
Hughes, Omer E.
Krayenbuhl, Emilie
Love, Anna T.
May, Maude
Saunders, Lelia L.
Shipp, Albert
Ackles, Laura B.
Ayer, Elsie L.
Furlott, Maude s.
l\egan, Etta
Abernathy, Carey M.
C~nni~gham, Constance
P1e, George T.
Wilkins, Goldie Laura
Scoggin, Carrie
Swonger, Hattie
Barrios, Federico
Buckley, Bertha
Buttum, Kate s.
Coacher, Katie M.
Mottett, Laura
Riley, Pete
NEW RATE
t6o.oo
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
5g.67
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
51.00
51.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
6o.oo
36.92
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
6o.oo
60.00
60.00
52.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
6o.oo
60.00
60.00
,
NAME
Snyder, Frank B.
Alvarado, Filomena
Coldren, Bertha L.
Culbertson, Mary R.
Dominguez, Ramon
Dupuy, John
Farrell, John
Forbes,_ May
Johnson, Catherine
MacCulley, Jessie
Boney, Lydia
Chavez, Juan
Daly, Grace H.
Fitzpatrick, Nellie J
Gill, Abbie
P~ttman, G~orge A.
Tanner, Rufus
Brown, Minnie M.
Foster, William
Gaines, Nancy Ruth
Murphy, John F.
Oliver, Caleb T.
Oliver, Frances
Pearson, Hans
Wrighteon, Charles Leslie
Fults, Annie
Gowen, Mittie L.
Oliver, Mary J.
Rusconi, Frances
Turner, Nettie M.
Ventioner, Dora s.
Daniel, Alice c.
Gaines, MicaJah
Balasz, Pavel
B~rnard, Laura
Grady, Ella M.
Hopkins, Elizabeth Frances
.
R11ssell, Dena
Stewart, Clara v.
V~squez, Theresa
Cpta, Frances
B~ekman, Frank A.
Collins, Charles F.
C~enshaw, Robert
Fiske, Olga
Gpetsch, William
Hubbard, Laura
M.orton, Mary J.
July ~th, 1947
NEW RATE
t6o.oo
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
57.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
52.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
57.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
386
NAME
Pitts, John w.
Ruiz, Ceasar
Dagger, Sadie
Gaines, Kate G.
Gaines, Thomas H.
Ontiveros, !omas P.
Peterson, Emma
Powers, Juliet
Smith,. Annie E.
Valencia, Stella
Bi-own, Virginia
Kessler, Olive c.
Masasso, Carlo
Ortega, Epitanio
Shepard, Albert Lee
Finney, Annie
Ambrqsi, Ennooente
Andr~ws, Allison J.
Bailey, George N.
Foster, John
Hill, Pauline H.
Kennedy, Patrick
MoClory, George
Becker, Ruth E.
Bland, May
Chute, Wilmoth
Bowers, Ellen
Buffington, Ida B.
Davis, Mae
Herman, Barbara
Blyth, Ada
Feliz, Eliza
Feliz, Joseph
Gick, Lim
Gunderson, Karl
Olivera, Juan
Olivera, Leila E.
Stewart, Lee
Walker, Henrietta
Wayland, Frank L.
Foster, Jessie B.
MacHugh, Anna Lee
Perugini, Giacomo
Pickett, Kenneth R.
Pickett, Mima E.
Vogel, Herminia
Wheatley, Thomas
crantino Teresa
Feliz, William F.
I
NEW RATE
$60.00'
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
50.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
41~9g
60.00
60.00
60.00
50.00
60.00
55,.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
48 00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
56.13
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
' -
NAME
George, Jane F.
Lyon, Viola
McKay, Stewart George
Milward, Victor T.
Wi;tl1s, Ann
Yearsley, John
.
Bailer, Myron
Guess, Oliver K.
Hall, Gertrude
Swartz, John
Camargo, Erminia
Garber, Peter James
Warconsin, Eugenie
Winters, George
Eby, Isabelle ~
Gantner, Lettie Jane
Girthoter, Emma
Guiltoil, Mabelle L.
Pierce, Frances P.
Sterok, S;vdney E.
Whalen, Savilla
Buo~alew, M;vra
Drumm, Louis
Hilton, Ella M.
Raasted, Anelene W.
Thornton, Millie Ethel
. Cox, Nona c.
Field, John C.
Field, Margaret M.
Hudson, Louisa .
Hurt, Eva Almira
. Yates, Charles M.
Davis, Callie
Hayes, James
Nelson, Anne P.
Saunders, Myrtle
Williams, Josie
Wallis, Henry
.Archibald, John H.
Archibald, Mary c.
C~mmiskey, Catherine
Harrison, Muriel E.
McKinney, Ross
Morelli, Mary
Sullivan, Justina
Wilson,- Margaret
Arr1gon1, Pietro
July 2gth, 1947
NEW RATE
t6o.oo
60.00
60.00
60.00
6o.oo
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
6o.oo
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
3g.oo
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
22~75
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
. 60.00
32.47
60.00
60.00
52.50
60.00
60.00
60.00
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NAME
Harris, James
.
Jourdan, Joseph J.
teye, Nancy J
Powell, George s.
Tibba:ts, Edward
Todd, Altred L.
Wolford, Maud
Zanetti, Pl1no
Reynolds, Margaret
Bakker, Jisze
Hackley, Ella E.
' Harding, Capitola
Johnson, Anna M
Lugo, William
Merrifield, Lizzie
Platt, Juliette
Wieechendorrr, Helene
Wild~r, Leila E
Stone, Gertrude
Ast, Nellie
Benson, Ella
Ieene, Caroline
Kinney, Martha A.
Mason, Stella
Maybee, Alb~rt
McKinney, Laura A
Peterkin, George w.
Reel, Minnie
Bick.hart, Lewis
Dodd, J. Gladys
Heilman, Frank
Isle, Charles D.
McGuttin, Della
Patnoe, Ida
Showalter, Emma C
Tingley, Walter P .
Todd, Fannie
C.o zzan1, Agostino
De Hart, Mary L.
F.r ank, Freda
iI1ll, Ethel P
Ro~r1gues, Elmira
Sharp, Rose L
S.i lva, Viotor
T.i sdel, Belle
Logan, Sarah
Cordero, Juan
Crites, Dona
NEW RATE
$60.00
60.00
60.00
30.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
55.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
53.50
60.00
60.00
6o.oo
60.00
3g.12
60.00
55.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
6o.oo
60.00
52.00
60.00
60.00
6o.oo
60.00
60.00
60.00
\
NAME
Dunkle, Gilbert R.
- Evans, Mabel C.
Jol:lnsoJ?., Lenore
.
Lawrence, Alice
Majors, Fannie o.
Overholtzer, Ralph F.
Pa:rk, Walter
Pennington, Henry A.
Pennington, Jennie A.
Avery, Annie A.
Babcock, Carrol
Babcock, Edith A
Ferrari, Albino
Garrison, 01,.ve
Hill, Augusta
Johilson, Josiephine
Maupin, Graoe
Seevers, Annie c
Cardoza, Frank G.
Curran, Lillian
Grosshans, Martha
H\\nt, Louise C
itussell, Dora
Sobey, Edward J.
-Sykes, Ada.
Welty, . Gertrude
Williams, Walter N.
Acosta, Dolores
-
Beraldo, Frank J.
Broadwell, Ann
Ferguson, EmilyGuidott1,
Fulgenzio
Lara, Gumecinda
Kanuel, Joseph P.
Mudgett; Albert H.
Rowley, Matie M.
Silva, John
Bittner, Carl Reinhold
Bhornstad, Karen
Bo~ee, Minnie
Ferguson, Isabella
Fleming, Syrena
Gilmour, Katherine
Greene, Frederick
Guess, Katie
Hartigan, Mary A
Ho~ge, C. T.
July 2gth, 1947
NEW RATE
t6o.oo
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
57.00
60.00
60.00
39.g7
50.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
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NAME
Hopkins, Harry s.
Mar tinez, Buenaventura
Ma~zarolo, Giuseppe
Pe~ers en, Dirk J.
Ramsey, J ohn N
R8.J!1.sey, Maria
Si~vers, Anna J.
Si~ve rs, John J.
St~in, Frank
Yol?-ng, Ellen
Li~dsey, James M.
Jo~es, John -T.
Ch~vez, Narciso
Oh~istensen, Pearl
DoJ\linguez, Mary
Fuller, Evelyn N.
Gr~gory, Ernest
HaJ).d, Hattie B.
Hower~on, Mattie
La1;ham, Alma L.
Pina, Frank
Shaw, Charles J.
Millburn, Vinnie v.
Andrews, Eula
Bliss, Norma A.
Brooks, Anna M.
Cowins, Virau
Dawson, Frances E.
Jonnson, Bertha L.
LaF,ontaine, Prasper
Mox-ri s, Mary
Oates, William J.
Pqne, Jessie
Pinkston, Lelia E,
Brooks, May
Chamberlin, Ben F
Church, Benjamin A.
Murr, EJllJla I.
Neely, Beatrice
Waugh, Walter
Fultz, Frances T.
Chapman, Etna
Delkener, Agnes
Depew, William B.
Gonzale ick T.
Howe, Maude E.
Leavitt, Maude s.
McArron, Edith M.
McCandless, John c.
. .
NEW RATE
860.00
60.00
60.00
57.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
55.00
4g.57
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
55.00
60.00
53.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
37it 00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
50.00
60.00
56.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
35.23
30.00
60.00
60.00
39.45
60.00
56.00
57.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
NAME
Sorensen, Ellen M.
Walker, Bettie H.
.
Winters, Lulu May
Muet1ng,Anna
Overand, Edward Cramer
Overand, Grace Cecelia
Short, James M.
.
Short, Lillian
Snyder, Mathias
Tout, Benjamin F.
Tucker, Joseph A.
White, Wallace
Ybarra, Crecensio
A~derson, Robert
Day, Fi nis L.
Day, Harriet
Dominguez, Victoria
Donnelly, Geo. F.
Hembree, Evie
Koran ' Fred -
Meehan, James H.
Throckmorton, John
Chaffin, Thomas
,
Crawshaw, George W.
Darling, Fannie
French, Harriette
Garcia, Ygnacio
Giudice, James
Johns, Ollie May
Macintyre, Della
Morrison, Mabel
Smart, Elizabeth
Taulman, Zillah
Ca:rIer, Alberta
Crawshaw, Ida E.
Ingle, Alice w.
Needham, Joseph H.
Rex, Rudolph W.
Rex, Zaida v.
Sipes, William E.
Smith, Julius J.
Watwood, Ida B.
Weaver, Roy E.
Tucker, Minnie Lee
Carson, Vella E.
DiCesare, Pietro
Garner, Flora
July 2gth, 1947
NEW RATE
$60.00
3g.6g
60.00
25~00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
5g.oo
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
50.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
55.00
60.00
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I
Realla-1 ance
of Anolicatio s
NAME
Giessler, Agnes
Qood, George
~urgens, Carl H.
~enney, Ida M.
~etler, John
~artinez, Antone D.
~artinez, John B.
Kenton, Evelyn A.
'l'arver, George
Atkins, Frank O.
Baker, Arthur B.
Bennett, Eleza c.
Bradley, J essie M.
Brady, Harry
Franco, Rosa
Harvey, Edi th
McTavish, Desdemona
MoTav1eh, Peter
Murphy, Lillian J.
Beed, Maude L.
Sechrest, Nettie
Simpson, Helen
Smith, Charles
Smith, Edith
Taylor, Katherine E.
Tullos, William H.
White, Benjamin B.
O'Connor, Nellie
NEW RATE
t6o.oo
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
50.00
55.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
4-0.oo
I-n -the Matter of Reallowance of -Applications for Children's Aid, Old Age
for Childr en ' Seourity, Blind Aid, and County Cash Aid.
Aid, etc.
./
O-RD-ER
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that the .applications
tor Children's Aid, Old Age Security, Blind Aid, and County Cash Aid, previously
allowed by this Board, be reallowed, and the Auditor of this Count y is directed to
draw his warrants numbered Alggo to Al920, incl\J3ive, in the sum of $2,076.74, for the
month of July, 1947, and warrants numbered Al921 to A2030~ inclusive, in t he sum of
$lo,710.3g, for the month of Augtrst, 1947 tor the payment of said Children's Aid;
warrants numbered A2031 to A3574, inclusive, in t he sum of $gg,54g.12, for the payment
ot Old Age Security tor the month of A131st, 1947; warrants numbered A3575 to A3631,
.
inclusive, in the sum of $3,535,71, for the payment of Blind Aid tor the month ot
August, 1947; and warrants numbered A3632 to A3751, inclusive, in the sum cit $4,527.37,
tor the payment of County Cash Aid for the month of August, 1947
.
It is further Ordered that a list of Santa Barbara County warrants
.
numbered A1ggo to A3751, inclusive, giving the name of eaoh individual recip~ent ot
Children's Aid, Old Age Security, Blind Aid, and County Cash Aid, and the amount of
aid allowed to each recipient, be placed on file in the off ice of the County Clerk,
and is hereby made a part of the minutes of this Board of Supervisors, to have the sam
effect as though incorporated herein.
Ch1ldrpn 1s
Aid
Children's
Aid
Changes in
Children's
Aid
July 2gth, 1947.
In the Matter of the Application of Hazel Krenke, 111 West Boone Street,
Santa Maria, California, fqr State and County Aid for Elizabeth Douglas.
It appearing to the satistaction of the Board that said Elizabeth Douglas
.
is a halt-orphan and a proper person to receive State and County Aid, and is in the
.
custody of said Hazel Krenke, mother
.
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in tavor of said Hazel Krenke tor the sum of forty dollars, and tor a like amount
on the first of eaoh month hereafter until the further order of this Board, said money
to be used tor the support .of the above named minor
.
In the Matter of the Application of William F. -Gunnerson, Probation Officer,
Carrillo Building, Santa Barbara, Cal1torn1a, for State and County Aid tor John
Pommier.
It appearing to the sat1sf action of the Board that said John Pommier is a
halt-orphan and a proper person to receive State and County Aid, and is 1n the custody
of Carlota R. Alvarado.
It is ordered that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General
Fund, in favor of said Carlota R. Alvarado for the sum of thirty-five dollars, and
for a like amount on the first of each month hereafter until the further order of
this Board, said money to be used for the support of the above named minor.
In the M~tter of Changes in Children's Aid.
ORDER
It appearing to the Board trom "Notices of Change, tiled by the County
Welfare Department, that certain adjustments should be made in the amount of aid, etc.,
granted to the following named persons; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is
theretore
ORDERED, that the amount of aid granted to children listed below be changed
to the amount set opposite .their names beginning August let, 1947, (unless otherwise
indicated) as follows, to ~it:
NAME
RESTORATION
Graham, Richard
INCREASE
Delany, Joan Marie
Delgado, Beatrice, Gilbert, Alvida
Griggs, Sara, William, Henrietta
Munoz, Rosario
Munoz, Raul, Elvida
Nunez, Albert, Estella, Theodore, Carmen
Ortega, Joaquin, Robert, Richard, Ronald
Ramos, Joseph
Rivas, Cecelia
Sears, Gary Allen
Valencia, Timothy, Thomas
DECREASE
Cardona, Frank, Gloria, Joseph, Jr.
Castro, Anita
Dooley, Rosie Mae, Sam
Douglass, Elizabeth Ann
TOTAL AID GRANTED
47.19
122.33
127.00
)0.00 '
54.oo
71.00
14o.oo
43.!6
47.50
45.69
47.36
119.00
40.00
70.00
20.00
REMARKS
7-1-47
7-1-47
7-1-47
7-1-47
7-1-47
7-1-47
7-1-47
7-1-47
7-1-47
Old Age
Security v
NAME
DECREASE - Cont'd.
Duran, Beatrice, Edmund, William,
Arnold
Flores, Erlinda, Ramon Elisa, Mike
Lop~z, Apolinard, Socorro, Salvadore
Luna, Frank Jr., Eleanor, Grace
Navarez, Natalie, Willie, Hilda
Rios, Donald
Rosales, Lenore, Raul, Humberto, Mavis,
Edwardo, Alfredo
Semple, Diane, Mary Jane, Patricia
Sullivan, Lawrence, Anita, Mary,
Jo Pamela
Yamamoto, Miyoko, Mamoru, Yoshiko,
Takeshi, Tomiko
TOTAL AID GRANTED
12g.oo
131.00
94.oo
151.00
94.oo
52.00
g5.oo
99.00
94.oo
162.00
DISCONTINUANCE - effective 7-31-47 (unless otherwise indicated)
Caballero, Richard
Gonzales, Irene
Griggs, Eleanor
Loredo, Blanche, Dolores, Miguel,
Martin, Albert
Munoz, Jose
Ortega, Irene
Rosales, Armando
Tolliver, Mary La Vaughn
Valencia, Jesse
Yamamoto, Yoshito
CHANGE OF PAYEE
RECIPIENT OF AID
Castro, Anita
Miranda, Geraldine
Munoz, Rosario
CHANGE IN NAME ONLY
RECIPEINT OF AID
Sullivan, Lawrence, Anita, Mary,
Jo Pamela
PAYEE AFTER CHANGE
Mrs. Mary Menezes
Mrs. Sauline Martinez
Margarita Perez
PAYEE
Laura Kae Moten
REMARKS
6-30-47
6-30-47
6-:30-47
6-30-47
6-30-14-7
I-n -the Matter of A p-lications for State and Cou.n ty Aid to Needy Aged Persons.
It appearing to the Board that the hereinafter named applicants for State and
County Aid to needy aged persons having filed their applications, as required by law,
and as in said applications fully set forth; and
It further appearing from an examination of said applications that the needy
aged persons mentioned in said application are proper persons to receive State and Co t7
Aid; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is
'
ORDERED, that the Auditor draw his warrant on the Treasurer on General Fund,
inf avor of the following applicants tor the amount set opposite the narm of the
applicant, commencing on the let day of August 1947 (unless otherwise indicated) and
on the tirst day of each month hereafter until further order of this Board; said money
to be used for the support of said needy aged persons, to wit:
NAME OF APPLICANT
Wheeler, Rose .A.
S alun, Ado 11'
Sahm, Emma
RESTORATION
. .
Ensminger, Annie Clara E. .
Hartzell, Sarah Katherine
' Gridley, Cora I.
DECREASE
Meier, John Edgar
Newell, Gladys
Swenson, Albertina
Fitzsimmons, Annie
Valdivia, Inez
Moss, James J.
Mecham, Harvey c.
DISCONTINUANCE
Harrigan, William John
Freeman, Austin
Moore, John Benson
Payne, Zina C.
Garcia, John
McMahon, Grant
MoMion, Mary E.
O'Connor, Dennis
Marshall, Elizabeth A.
Gregg, Harriett W.
Hughey, Frederic o.
Porter, Martha A.
Hughey, Sarah E.
Sholes, David W.
Jones, Thomas Jacob
Neal, Mary J.
Mathews, Frank
Bennett, Amelia
Thompson, Annie s.
Surita, Alfred
Rhoads, Annie
Muscio, Serafino
Domingues, Josie
Ontiveros, Natalia
Chamberlain, Ida
INCREASE
Robles, Dominga
Pott~r, Mary c.
Romero, Harriet Woodley
Buftam, Mary Sylvia
Lara, Ramon
July 2gth, 1947
TOTAL AID GRANTED
$ 55.00
55.00
55.00
60.00
55.00
5g.oo
35.00
i4.oo
25.00
49.00
22.50
52.00
36.6g
60.00
60.00
6o.oo
60.00
5g.oo
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REMARKS
6-1-47
7-1-47
7-1-47
7-16-47
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7-31-47
n
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5-31-47
6-30-47
7-31-47
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7-31-47
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396
NAME
INCREASE - Cont'd.
Martin, Mary c.
Shaw, Eliza J.
Rojas, John
Rojas, Julia
Davis, John
DaY, William
Thompson, David H.
Jacobson, Ellen Marie
.
Martins, Joe
Briscoe, Susan
Hawk, Elnora
Maloney, Linda F.
Maloney, William
Osterman, Christian
Ruthrautt, Stella
Kl1nder, Leonora D.
Boylan, Francis
Ramey, Sar.ah E ~
Ramirez, Dolores
Ray, Perey J.
Rodeheave~, Louis
Wharton, Mary Ann
Wharton, Moses
Borberg, Parilee
Nixon, Eva
Lewis, Henry Clay
Smith, Marian
Lytle, Effie Pearl
Bruhn, Henning
Covey, William E.
Barnes, W. E.
Craft, William w.
Eckert, Ernest
Holmes, John D.
Osborne, Ralph w.
Woods, Pauline
Conrad, Paul
Guevara, Rebecca
Guevara, Roberto c.
Packard, Judson c.
Poillon, Cora A.
Clute, Cora M.
Clute, Fred W.
Gutierrez, Theresa M.
Brickey, Manda
Delay, Sallie T.
Forsyth, J oseph
TOTAL AID GRANTED
60.00
60.00
56.00
60.00
39.00
57.00
53.50
56.00
46.oo
4-0.oo
60.00
57.00
57.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
52.50
49.00
60.00
4g.oo
57.00
59.00
59.00
60.00
60.00
57.00
55.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
45.00
59.00
52.00
52.00
60.00
60.00
59.00
5g.oo
5g.oo
60.00
6o.oo
6o.oo
5~.00
5g.oo
57.00
52.00
56.00
REMARKS
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NAME
INCREASE - Cont'd.
Clark, Rosa
Doerr, Lizzie B.
Haynes, Mary T.
Hodges, Alyda
Myers, Harry L.
P_inney, ClElra Belle
Pinney, John Herbert
Reber, Ella
Warr~n, Mary
Cowan, Beulah
Hub~ard, Harvey c.
Mitchell, Jessie Leigh
Ov1e~a, Ellen
Romero, Jose del Carmen
Carey, Pet~r A.
Cluster, Harry
Coats, George
Coleman, Mary A. . '
Cook Anna
Cook, John
Cooper, Elizabeth
Crizer, Frank A.
Crizer, Louisa c.
Elder, Ines
Hallock, Flora Belle
Jensen, Thomas
Johnson, Alfred c.
McAfee, Martha A.
Mullenary, Maggie
Mullenary, Thomas
Naef, Bertha
Smith, Russell D.
Anderson, Louis
Converse, Hattie E.
F:1s h, Gertrude M.
Fish, William E.
Roller, Catherine
Grow, Alice Mary
Hart, Evelyn C.
Brown, Van Everie
Munroe, May L.
Rollins, Harry
Calderon, Lucretia
McGowan, Janie M.
Wilson, Charles Larkin
Workman, Margaret
Henning, Clinton H ~
39.,
July 2gth, 194 7
TOTAL AID GRANTED REMARKS
60.00
60 00
57.00
55.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60. .00
60.00
60.00
6.o. oo .
60.00
I 60.00
4-o.oo
60.00
60.00
32.00
60;00
60.00
6o.oo
5g.oo
'
5g.oo
60 .00
59.co
60.00
o .oo
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
39.00
60.00
60.00
&o.oo
6o.oo
60.00
60.00
41.00
59.00
60.00
55.00
60.00
59.00
5!.00
34.oo
50.00
11
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398
NAME
INCREASES - Cont 1d.
King, Margaret O.
Smith, Will F.
Belton, Calvin C.
Bussell, Valeria May
Du Mars, Nellie
Strong, Grace
Waller, Frank
Waller, Sedon1a
Cooley, Grace
Delbrook, Philomene
Green, Nellie
Bishop, Nettie M.
Brown, Luther
Floyd, Almet1a
Milling, Bertha
Sc}jneider, Charles Jacob
Smith, Mary A.
Offer, John
Wood, Ada E. -
Oowan, Thomas
Benson, Henrietta
Chavez, Manuel
Emmons, Metta B.
Harding, Clement
Sutphin1 Charles Edgar
Reynolds, Leavitt Anson
Ruiz, Jose D.
Jamison, Fern E.
Adams, Nancy J.
Craig, Genevieve G.
Tysell, Charles H.
Whitmer, George
Whitmer, Jessie Isabell
Dela1n1, Anna
Smiley, Sam
Armbrust, Minnie s.
Chapman, Frances E.
Hildreth, Rose ' .
Pe. na, Rosenda.
Smiley, Louisa
Saul, Mary E.
Wade; Louis
Wullbrandt, John C.
Charles, Margaret
Lower, Albert E.
Sundberg, Peter
Tomasini, Teresa
Gould, Anna T.
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TOTAL AID GRANTED
60.00
53.00
60.00
50.00
60.00
41.00
57.00
57.00
60.00
60.00
30.00
56.00
5g.oo
60.00
60.00
59.00
58.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
52.00
57.00
57.00
60.00
59.00
57.00
60.00
4g.oo
50.00
47.00
59.00
59.00
57.00
59.00
52.00
55.00
59.00
53.00
59.00
60.00
54.oo
5g.oo
48.00
50.00
57.00
60.00
60.00
REMARKS
r
July 2Sth, 1947
NAME
INCREASES - Cont 'd.
Levis, Flora Alice
Miller, , ll'l'ank J.
Mitchell, Thomas M.
Bonn, Theodore
.
Curts, Lydia
Edwards, Harry H.
Pettingell, Mariah E.
Siple, Hannah
Wallace, Allen A.
Wallace, Emma
Norman, Laura D.
Ramirez, Adelaide
Tognetti, Joseph
Benamatti, Cecelia
Foster, Lillian s.
Taylor, William H.
Brownwood, John c.
Ida R.- Hamilton, legally appointed ,
guardian of Mary P. Grant
Schwarzberg, Johanna H.
Brownwood, Nellie J.
Greene, Elmer P.
Jewett, Edward T.
Marsoun, William
Quick, Daisy
Butler, William H.
Dawe, Henry
Pohle, John
Dawe, Louise E.
Klages, Mary c.
Klages, Walter F.
Frost, Edith
Myers, Amelia s.
Fowler, Fred
Gibbs, Elizabeth A.
Nygreen, Hilda
Gleason, Delia
Stutsman, Evelyn
Edrington, William B.
Everett, Daisy
Kelliher, Lizzie F.
Salazar, Marie
Bennett, Robert
Hubble, Elsie
Isom, Ira W.
Mietzner, Richard
Wilson, Charles H.
Chapman, Eugenia
TOTAL AID GRANTED
t5g.oo
59.00
60.00
54.oo
60.00
59.00
60.00
5g.oo
57.50
57.50
60.00
54.oo
56.30
56.g1
60.00
60.00
50.00
60.00
60.00
57.00
55.00
60.00
6o.oo
60.00
60.00
59.00
49.00
59.00
57.00
57.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
o.oo
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
57.00
60.00
5g.oo
60.00
35.00
59.00
39
REMARKS
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400
NAKE
INCREASES - Cont'd.
De la Torre, Eloisa
Drew, Charles E.
Ray, Harriet L.
Wyman, Minnie McKee
Bettencourt, Estella
Grand, Gerard
Grossi, Louie D.
Keiser, Cora
Ieiser, Milton, D.
Leslie, Ada
Rose, Charlotte
'rriplett, Joseph
Fabing, Frank
Arata, John B.
Curtis, Charles
Hanson, Maria C.
Tognetti, Antonietta
Coghlan, Patrick v.
Craig, Margaret Ann
Evans, Amelia
Frisbie, Rachel Ma?7
Hamilton, Wade
Rowe, Katie c.
Wokurka, Martha
lf okurka, Rudolf'
Colley, Catherine J.
Colley, Otto B.
Howe, Gertrude
Knorp, John
Ralph, William D.
Yarbrough, Pinkney A.
Aareet, Lena
Mcintyre, Edward
Perkins, Maye Willard
Wickenden, Ernest
Albertine, Monica
Davis, Bertha
Dcwell, Hattie
Feliz, Blandina
Knorp, Altishue
Modie, Eugene
Reyna, Encarnacion
Romero, Mary Antonia
Salsman, Elon A.
Jensen, Lars
Pinkham, Rufus Fred
Proctor, Maria Brown
Jones, Matthew
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TOTAL AID GRAN!rED
-
$ 60.00
60.00
4g.oo
6o.oo
10.00
60.00
57.00
60.00
60.00
57.00
59.00
53.00
5g.oo
59.00
60.00
60.00
56.30
60.00
60.00
49.46
60.00
59.00
60.00
55.00
60.00
54.oo
1'-7.00
60.00
60.00
5g.oo
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
55.00
60.00
39.00
6o.oo
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
4g.66
55.00
60.00
60.00
54.oo
REMARIS
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NAME
INCREASES - Cont'd. - -- -
Jones, Elizabeth
Krogmann, Frank
Metraud, Marie Martha
Modie, Lillie A.
Pinkham, Maude R.
Gr~velle, Charlotte
Lombard, WilliaJSI:
Potter, Lucy Ella
Prenett, Jessie
Tognetti, Peter
Barber, Pearl D.
Browning, John W.
Eagle, Juana Pico
Hodge, Gertrude A.
Allen, Esther Louise
Andrus, Myra
Black, Ferdinand George
Bragg, Mollie
Bruck, Clara
Feliz, Rodolfo
Wullbrandt, Carrie
Browning, Lottie
Jones, Magdalena E.
Leek, Ada
Siebenlist, Therese
Ward, Jennie
Corder, Vicenta
Crump, Louise
Stackhouse, Martha
_Adams, Jennie
Gourley, Julius c.
Hagemeister, Agnes
Parker, Edith
Isom, Helen
McGowan, Aurelious
Pitman, Anna E.
Pitman, Charles E.
Carroll, Jean
Cordero, Estanislao
Newell, Mary
Pinero, Narcisa
Smith, Susanna
Gruwell, Hope Jennie
.
Thompson, Walter J.
Gruwell, Calvin M.
Hill, George F .
McLouth, Benjamin F.
4 ' 1.
July 2gth, 194-7
TOTAL AID GRAN~ED
$54-.oo
57.00
60.00
60.00
(:o .oo
60.00
4o.oo
59.00
'
60.00
56.00
50.00
5g.oo
57.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
. .
;s.oo
60.00
56.00
4-g.oo
;s.oo
;s.oo
60.00
60.00
60.00
4-9.00
57.00
60.00
21.00
' 60.00
4-7.00
57.00
5g,oo
5g.oo
59.00
5g.oo
;s.oo
58.00
60.00
60.00
55.00
58.00
59.00
50.00
52.00
55.00
5g.oo
402
NAME
INCREASES - Contd
. Parker, Fred A
.
Beckett, Frank
.
Breese, Mary J
.
Gutierrez, Clarence A
.
Newell, Gladys
.
Watts, Charles M~v1n
.
Edwards, Margaret
Ewy, Clara L.
Silsby, Willis Milton
Spearman, Mary E.
Spearman, William B.
Brooks, William J.
Massey, Arthur
Brown, Mary
Sm1 th, Mary Agnes
Smith, Lillian
Wilson, Nellie I
Cota, Jose Antonio
Diehl, Maud
Easty, Albina J.
Gnavauch, Mary
Jensen, Margrethe
Nor't;on, Florence
Thomas, John A.
Edgar, Frank
Ensley, Kathleen
Henderson, John L.
Norton, Raymond
Robson, Jane
Rollins, Isabella
Langlo, Edward P.
Learn, Ira N.
Robertson, Sarah
Elliott, Lottie B.
Eschrich, Emil
Esohrioh, Ida
Halt erty, Mary V.
Haynes, Julia A
Libbey, Ella M.
Cota, Anita Gaux
Edwards, Kate
Howard, Grant
Chamberlin, Margaret
Gut ierrez, Clorinda
Norris, Eliza Betty
Olson, Emma
Scott, David W
Scott, David W
TOTAL Ain GRANTED
58.00
53.gg
-
60.00
60.00
36.00
56.00
59.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
52.00
50.00
45.00
5!.00
60.00
60.00
5g.oo
42.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
53.00
60.00
43.00
60.00
59.00
53.00
60.00
59.00
57.00
52.00
53.00
59.00
5g.oo
5g.oo
53.00
54.oo
2g.oo
50.00
60.00
59.00
59.00
60.00
60.00
49.00
55.00
57.00
. .
REMARKS
7-1-47
NAME
INCREASES - Cont'd.
Baeh!ord, Eliza H
.
Streeter, Olive
Davie, Eithel L.
.
Green, Ellen
Radtord, Charles W.
Tibbs, Mary Frances
Bonn, Andrea
Jamison, Annie
Jamison, Richard B.
.
Calder, John
Cota, Charles E.
Buelna, Eva C.
Ruiz, Delfina
Bennett, Angelina
Davison, Elnorah
Groves, Jane a.
Ryer, Marie L.
Silsby, Cora A.
Powell, T. Linton
Sargent, Julia E.
Bosio, Joe
Hudson, John
Hudson, Maud
Ruthertord, Abbie L.
Ruthertord, William J.
Wilder, Herbert c.
Backrath, Alice
Conrad, Irene V.
Coolidge, Herbert F.
Dirig, Aloia
Hall, Maud
Pepper, H. Howard
Bacom, Katie A.
Canet, Mary
Griffiths, Jennie D.
Griffiths, Lane Sloan
Brown, Rose
Carman, Clara M.
Williams, Kate Elizab~th
Deweber, Teresa
Gutierrez, John M.
Honey, Alice E.
Kirk, Louise ~.
Snow, Birtha P.
Davison, Gordie Dell
Palmer, Matilda B.
Lowe, Allen R.
July 2gth, 1947
TOTAL AID GRANTED
$ 45.00
60.00
60.00
54.oo
52.00
24.oo
54.oo
11-6. 00
35.50
60.00
47.00
60.00
59.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00 .
60.00
60.00
59.00
60.00
54.oo
55.00
55.00
36.00
4o.oo
.
59.00
53.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
23.00
60.00
5:J.OO
3g.oo
52.00
36.00
43.00
60.00
5g.oo
59.00
35.00
60.00
59.00
60.00
60.00
4 3
REMAKJC8
4il4
NAME
INCREASES - Cont'd
Maidson, Mildred B.
Wright, Ernest H.
Arbuckle, B:).1ss -
Beale, R o~ina Dora
Hern, Anna
Rice, Thomas B.
Hare, Melisa G.
Lambert, Charles T.
Lambert, Lillian M.
Martinez, Ignacio
0 1Bryant, Mathilda
Vaughn, Nora Elizabeth
Bennink, Anna
Bennink, Ernest W.
Hull, Kathleen v.
Ireland, Christina
Miller, Blanche E.
Nisbet, Janet
Nisbet, James
Owens, Perey c.
Owens, Lydia O.
Starr, Buttton L.
Sundberg, Cora
Beard, Lois v.
Guevara, Mary B.
Pinkerton, Agpes G.
Pinney, Wil liam M.
Wise, Luella H.
furrow, Edna D.
Willis, Anna M.
Willis, BenJamin J.
Black, Hattie M.
Darling, Louise M.
Beattie, John R.
Baker, Gertrude
Cordero, Sara J.
Drewisch, Otto R.
Meisenbach, Minna
Richart, Jessie M.
Valenzuela, Charles
Kennedy, Lloyd B.
Slade, Charles N.
Uboldi, Antonio
Blackburn, Henry Lee
Carman, Charles M.
Carman, Susan c.
Cicero, Antonia
Wheeler, Charles
TOTAL AID GRANTED
$ 54.oo
59.00
60.00
52.00
60.00
57.00
56.00
49.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
o.oo
60.00
60.00
60.00
43.00
60.00
56.00
42.00
59.00
59.00
60.00
57.00
60.00
59.00
56.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
5g.oo
5g.33
60.00
60.00
5g.oo
55.00
5g.oo
60.00
54.oo
5s.oo
4o.oo
5g.oo
52.00
60.00
60.00
56.00
57.00
REMARKS
NAME
. INCREASES - Cont'd.
~~eler, Minnie K.
Yarnell, Lena
Sheridan, Philip
Smart, Fr ank J.
Bates, Drucilla
Mallard, William H.
Rodriguez, Carmelita
Stinnett, Nellie J.
Bruhn, Elsa
Jensen, Augusta
Save, Flora
Currie, Rosa M.
Phillips, Robert E.
Stewart, Kate
Crowell, Monica
Slade, Anna M.
Wood:, Ralph
Azparren, Sebastian
Lazarich, Nicolina
Mann, William J.
Roberts, Marie
Ste. Fleure, Marion
Hook, Albert G.
M~th, Nellie Anderson
Xazonatos, Louis
Smith, Leona M.
Hull, _Maude
Richardson, Louise
Valenzuela, Ohonita
Laborde, Martha o.
Cardy, Margaret M.
Stark, Carl
Stark, Sarah
Wichman, Alice
Nicholson, Wilkison
Orena, Margaret
Schneider, Ida
Sheridan, K. L.
Shewmaker, c. r.
Silva, Maria
Martin, Della
Be 1 ton, Maude
Chaffee, Alice
Baldwin, Mae
Baldwin, William
Brunstead, Nicka P.
Calderon, Helen D.
TOTAL AID GRANTED
57.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
14.oo
60.00
56.00
60.00
60~00
60.00
60.00
59.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
~ 52.00
57.00
~6.g7
5g.oo
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
45.00
60.00
57.00
55.00
35.00
56.00
60.00
43.00
51.00
60.00
5g.oo
55.00
55.00
60.00
55.00
56.oo
35.00
60.00
5g.oo
4o.4o
2g.31
60.00
60.00
- .
REMARKS
4 r ~
4iJ6
NAME
INCREASES - Cont'd.
Ryan, P. H.
Evans, Robert W.
Herrera, Louie P.
Hibshman, Henry E.
H~rton, Ann
Palmer, Abbie C.
Pegg, Eleanora
Willia.ms, Edith A.
Crou:.ch, Elizabeth
Shell, Myrtle o.
Grundman, Estelle
Munoz, Carolina
Samuelson, Louisa
Bennett, Thomas
Cronin, Elizabeth
Furetenau, Emma B.
Furstenau, Albert W.
Hampton, Edwin
Jay, Webb
Lovejoy, Henrietta
Smyth, James w.
Enga, Gunder
Enga, Mattie
Guadagn1n, C~ter1na
Hull, William A.
Langlo, Bertha
Lovejoy, L. Everett
Ross, Alton E.
Soares, Frank
Tompkins, Henry F.
Whitney, Linda R.
Baker, Josephine
C~rrillo, Joseph s.
France, Thomas
Houston, Ellen
Kershaw, Sarah I.
Malott, Stella R.
Middleton, Sarah A.
Ball, Bertha E.
Ball, . George H.
Butler, Maude
McPherson, Mabel
O'Neill, Annie
Secombe, Louise s.
T9m, Yet San
Tysell, Susan A.
Warr~ner, Clara E.
TOTAL AID GRANTED
53.74
49.00
60.60
52.00
54.oo
60.00
59.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
57.00
50.00
60.00
60.00
52.00
52.00
52.00
50.00
59.00
24.oo
60.00
60.00
60.00
51.00
57.co
5g.oo
24.oo
59.00
55.00
59.00
40.00
45.00
3g.oo
60.00
50.00
60.00
47.00
56.00
5s.oo
5g.oo
57.00
59.00
37.00
60.00
60.00
54.oo
~.oo
REMARKS
,
NAME
INCREASES - Cont 1d
.
Dresbach, Anne N.
Fenlon, Jane
G~een, William W.
Phinney; Flossie F.
Saunders, Haneta E.
Saunders, Wm. R.
Valencia, Leno E.
Adams, Joseph
France, Annie
Umberger, Stella M.
Gamble, Mary E.
Johansen, Harold M. P
Miller, Margaret Grant
Oliver, John
Overton, Effie E.
Overton, George D.
Sprague, Charlotte
Dias, Maria C.
Hughes, Floyd L.
Woolsey, Ida May
Yarbrough, ~ena K.
Wygal, Carrie
Wygal, Edward
Davis, Noah B.
Garrett, Clara
Hansen, Ynez
Rush, Ida
Samons, D. F.
Strock, Maybelle
Lindsay, Ada
Barr, Linda E.
Pence, Edward C.
Bennett, Susan B.
Coolidge, Harriett B.
Crowell, Clyde
Jarratt, William
Lopez, Felicitas
O'Connor, Margaret
Rqbinson, Martha Belle
Uribes, Catherine E.
Gilligan, Sadie E.
Crewdson, Maude v.
Doan, Maud N.
Foote, Ada
Hachey, Eva L.
Leitner, Juana Lucia
. .
July 2gth, 1947.
TOTAL AID ~RANTED
$ 60.00
45.00
5g.oo
45.00
60.00
60.00
37.00
60.00
59.00
60.00
.
60.00
46.oo
55.00
60.00
56.00 _
51.00
60.00
60.00
54.oo
60.00
60.00
5g.oo
5g.oo
5g.oo
49.00
57.00
46.oo
60.00
60.00
57.co
42.00
36.00
57.00
53.00
20.00
39.00
57.co
56.00
57.00
5g.oo
60.00
3g.oo
60.00
55.00
30.00
54,oo
REMARKS
4U8
Changes in
Blind Aid
NAME
INCREASES - Cont'd.
Lopez, Julian F.
.
Mendleson, Jcs 1e
Najar, Benito A.
Renwick, Jane
Renw~ck, Thomas
Roberson, George J.
Fairbanks, Caroline H.
Moss, Jennie A.
Pence,_ Bess
Putnam, Harold E.
Stearns, Minnie
Wright, Jennie s.
Wheeler, Rose A.
Streeter, Fred H.
Hartzell, Sarah Katherine
Sahm, Adolf
Sahm, Emma
BEGIN PAYMENT FOR
INSTITUTIONAL CARE
Domingues, Josie
Ontiveros, Natalia
DISCONTINUE PAYMENT
FOB INSTITUTIONAL CARE
Hartzell, Sarah Katherine
CHANGE IN NEED OR INCOME
NO CHANGE IN GRANT
Wallace, Allen A.
Wallace, Emma
Bennett, Susan B.
CHANGE IN NAME ONLY
Odum, Amelia Bell
-
TOTAL AID GRANTED
$
,
57.00
31.50
60.00
60.00
51.00
41.00
60.00
60.00
51.00
60.00
60.00
90.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
60.00
36.75
55.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
. . .
In the Matt~-of Ohang_es in Blind Aid.
ORDER -
REMARKS
7-15-47
6-1-47
n
7-1-47
It appearing to the Board from "Notices of Change", filed by the Count1
.
Welfare Department, that certain adjustments should be made in the amount of aid, etc.,
granted to the following named persons; upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is
the ref ore
ORDERED, that the amount of aid granted to blind persons listed below be
changed to the amount set opposite their names beginning August let, 1947, (unless
otherwise indicated) as fo1lows, to wit:
NAME
RESTORATION
aare:r, James
DlSCONTINUE PAYMENT
FOR INSTITUTIONAL CARE
Carey, James
TOTAL AID GRANTED REMARKS
65.00 7-22-lJ.7
7-21-!J.7
Determining
Liability as
Responsible
Relatives.
(
Resolution
of the Board
of Supervisor
to Abandon a
Portion of
Mission Canyo
Road - Second
Road District
/
July 2gth , 1947
In the Matter of Determinin6 Liability as Responsible Realtives.
.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered, in aocordanoe with
Sections 21g1 and 2224 of the Welfare and Institutions Code, that the following named
persons be, and they are hereby, determined liable for the support of relatives in
the amount set opposite their names:
Mayo Currier for Cora Maud Clute
Effie W. Bailard for Mary Warren
R. C. Swenson for Albertina Swenson
Betty R. MaoAskill for Thomas and Jane Renwick
Edward Munoz for Carolina Munoz
5.00
25.00
25.00
20.00
10.00
In the Matter of the Resolution of the Board of Sup ervisors to Abandon a
Portion of Mission Canyon Road in the Second Road District.
. .
Resolutio ~ No. 7564
v ORDER TO ABANDON
The resolution of the Board .of Supervisors of the county of Santa Barbara,
No. 7477, in the above entitled matter coming on this day regularly _to be heard, and
it ap~ aring that said resolution was duly passed and adopted by said Board of
Supervisors on the 23rd day of June, 1947; that the whole of the property affected is
situated in the Second Road District of said County; that on the 23rd day .of June,
1947, an order was duly made by this Board fixing Monday, the 2gth day of July, 1947,
at 10 o'clock A.M. as the date and tine for hearing said resolution, at the meeting
room of said Board of Supervisors in the Courthouse, City of Santa Barbara, County of
Santa Barbara, State of California, and providing that notice of the time and place
fixed for hearing said resolution be given to all freeholders in said Second Road
District, by publication of said resolution and order in the Santa B~b.ara News-Press,
a ~ewspaper of general circulation, publi shed in said County, tor at least two
successive weeks prior to said hearing, and that similar notice be posted conspicuously
along the line of the highway proposed to be abandoned; and it further appearing that
said notice has been duly given, published and posted as prescribed by the aforesaid
order, and that at'fidavits of such publication and posting have been filed herein.
And said hearing having been had and evidence having been given and received,
and it appearing that all the allegations and statements contained in said resolution
are true;
And it further appearing from all the evidence submitted that the portion ot
the county highway described in s aid resolution is unnecessary for present or
.
prospective public use and is no longer required t9r said purposes ,
IT IS THEREFORE HEREBY ORDERED that the portion of Mission Canyon Road, being
a portion of a county highway located in said Second Boad District in the County of
Santa Barbara , State of California, as hereinafter .described, be and the same is hereb
vacated, discontinued, abandoned and abolished, to-wit:
All that certain parcel of land deeded to the Oounty of Santa Barbara,
Galifornia, tor road purposes, as de~cribed in de ed recorded in Book 21, Page 45g,
Deeds 1n the office of the County Recorder of said County, lying southerly of the
northerly line of that certain parcel of land described in deed to George Lotterhos
et ux and recorded in Book 697, Page 441, Official Records of said County, Excepting
therefrom that portion thereof, if any, lying within the lines of that certain street
or ~oad known as and called Las Canoas Road.
41-l)
Resolution of
the Board of
Supervisors
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 2gth day of July, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell.
Noes: None Absent: None
In the Matter of the Resolution of the Board o- t Su ervisors to Abandon a
Portion of LOUREIRO STREET in the First Road District.
to Abandon a
Portion of
Loureyro Stre tResolution
No. 75j2
First Road / ORDER TO ABANDON
District I
-
The resolution of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, No.
7472, in the above ent1 tled matter coming on this day regularly to be heard, and 1 t
appearing that said resolution was duly passed and adopted by said Board of Supervisors
on the 23rd day. of June, 1947; that the whole of the property affected is situated in
the First Road District of said County; that on the 23rd day or June, 1947, an order
was duly made by this Board fixing Monday, the 2!th day of July, 1947, at 10 o'clock
A.H. as the date and time tor hearing said resolution, at the meeting room of said
Board of Supervisors in the Courthouse, City of Santa Barbara, County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, and providing that notice of the time and place fixed tor hearing
said resolution be given to all freeholders in said First Road District, by publication
of said resolution and order in the Carpinteria Herald, a newspaper of general
circulation, published in said County, tor at least two successive weeks prior to said
hearing, and that similar notice be posted conspicuouslJ. ~long the line of the highway
proposed to be abandoned; and it further appearing that said notice has been duly given
published and posted as prescribed by the aforesaid order, and that affidavits or such
publication and posting have been tiled herein.
And said hearing having been had and evidence having been given and received,
and it appearing that all the allegations and statements contained in said resolution
are true;
And it further appearing trom all the evidence submitted that the portion ot
the county highway described in said resolution is unnecessary tor present or prospect! e
public use and is no longer required for said purpose,
IT IS THEREFORE HEREBY ORDERED that the portion of Loureyro Street, being a
portion of a county highway located in said First Road District in the County of Santa
Barbara, State of California, as hereinafter described, be and the same is hereby vaoat d,
discontinued, abandoned and abolished, to-wit:
All that portion of Loureyro Street as shown on the map of the Loureyro Tract
filed in Book 3 at Page 61 Maps and Surveys in the Office of the County Recorder in
Santa Barbara County, State of California, lying northerly of a line extending from the
southwest corner of Lot One of said Loureyro Tract to the southeast corner of Lot
Eighteen of said Tract.
Paesed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
Stateof California, this 2Sth day of July, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell.
No es: None Absent: None
411
July 2gth, 1947 .
Fixing Rates In the Matt-er of Fixing Rates tor County Advertising tor the Fiscal Year
for County
Adv ertising 1947-4!.
for the Fisc 1
Year 1947-ltg
./
Extending
Lease with
the Pacific
Southwest
Realty Co pan
for Office
Spece.
/ Resolution No. 7566
RESOLVED, that all advertising of and tor the County of Santa Barbara, for the
fiscal year beginning July let, 1947, to and including June 30th, l94S, be published
and printed only in newspapers of general circulation, printed, published and
circulated in the County or Santa Barbara; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that all advertising be set in six point (nonpareil)
solid type; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that a square of advertising shall consist of two
hundred and thirty-tour (234) ems, nonpareil sol1d; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that all titles be set in six point black face capitals
and not to exceed one square of such title, in nonpareil solid, except 1Election Proclamations,
'Notice to Tax-Payers and "Delinquent Tax List", which heads shall not
exceed four squares each; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the price of all count7 advertising be, and the
same is hereby, fixed at the tollowing rates of two hundred and thirty-four (234) ems,
nonpareil solid, to wit:
Legal Advertising:
First Insertion
Subsequent Insertions
Delinquent Tax List:
First Insertion
Subsequent Insertions
1.00
.50
.75
.50
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Banta Barbara,
State of California, this 2gth day of July, 1947, by the following vote, to wit:
Ayes: O. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell
Nays: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Extendi~g Lease with the Pacific Southwest Realty Company for
Office Space, Santa Maria.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that the Chairman and
Clerk be, and they are hereby, authorized to execute an extension lease with the
Pacific Southwest Realty Company tor the rental of certain office space in the SeourityFirst
National Bank Building, Santa Maria, at $75.00 per month.
Approval of In the Matter of AEproval of Endorsement to Oil Drilling Bong.
EndorsemPnt
to 011 Drill- Pursuant to the request of F. H. Johnson, Oil Well Inspector, and in accordance
ing Bond.
v with the provisions of Ordinance No. 559,
Appr oval of
Single Oil
Drilling Bond
Y'
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that the following
endorsements to Oil Bond No. 4256614 be, and the same are hereby, approved:
Signal Oil and Gae Company - Fidelity and Deposit CompanT of Maryland covering wells
1R1ce Nos. 2, 3, and 4; and Fernandez Nos. 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, g, 9, 10, and 11
In the Matter of Approval of Single Oil Drilling Bond.
Pursuant to the request of F. H. Johnson, Oil Well Inspector, and in accordance
with the provisions of Ordinance No. 559,
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that the following
single oil drilling bond be, and the same is hereby, approved: .
412
I nvitation fr m
Semana Nautic
Association t
Attend Annual
Meeting ./
Af f i davit of
Puolic?.tion
of Orainance
No . 589 v'
Ordinance No
591 ./
Preliminary
3ud gi:- t for
the fi'iscal
Year 1ql.j.7 ~g
Adams 011 Company - Pacific Employers Insurance Company covering well Morganti No. 3.
In the Matter o-f Invitation trom the S-emana Nautica Association to Attend
Annual Meeting Saturday, August 2nd, 19~7.
The Clerk is hereby directed to notify the Semana Nautica Association that
Supervisors Bradbury, Stewart, and Rutherford, and their wives, will be pleased to
attend the annual Semana Nautioa Association meeting.
_In the Matter of Affidavit of PubJioation of Ordinance No, 5g9.
It appearing to the Board trom the Af'f idavit of George D. Breck, printer and
publisher of the Carpinteria Herald, that Ordinance No. 5g9 has been published.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that said Ordinance No.
5g9 has been published.
In the Matter of Ordinance No. 591.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, unanimously, the Board passed and
adopted Ordinance No. 591 of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, entitled
"An Emergency Interim Zoning Ordinance of the County of Santa Barbara, State of California,
Creating a District Along State Highway Route 2 in the Goleta and Elwood School
Districts, Regulating the Use of Land, Establishing Set-Back Lines, Providing tor the
Issuance of Permits, Prescribing Penalties tor its Violation, Providing t or its
Enforcement, and Amending Ord1nanoe No. 576 of the County of Santa Barbara.
Upon the passage of the toregoing Ordinance, the roll being called, the
tollowing Supervisors voted Aye, to wit:
c. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
In -the Matter of the Preliminary Budget tor the Fiscal Year 19~7-4g. . - -- --
ORDER
,/ The Board proceeded w1 th its consideration of the Budget for the fiscal year
1947-4! in detail, as the same was presented by the Auditor.
Upon motion, duly seconded and oarried unanimously,
IT WAS ORDERED that the unappropriated Reserve be set up as follows, to wit:
Unappropriated Reserve General Fund
Unappropriated Reserve Salary Fund
Unappropriated Reserve Good Roads Fund
General Reserve Fund
125,000.00
125,000.00
100,000.00
200,000.00
It was further ordered that the Preliminary Budget tor the fiscal year 1947-~g,
as presented' by the Auditor, and as placed by this Board in the hands of the Auditor,
be a~thorized and approved as the Preliminary BUdget of the County of Santa Barbara
tor the fiscal year 1947-4!; and t~at said budget be delivered to the printer with
directions to have the same printed and returned in printed form to this Board by
August 7, 1947.
It was further ordered that two hundred. and fifty copies of said Preliminary
Budget be made for distribution to the public.
Upon the passage of t~e forego ing order, the roll being called, the following
Supervisors voted Aye, to wit:
c. ~. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell
Nays: None Absent: None
'
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ew1
Santa Barbara County
California
PRELIMINARY
'
For the Fiscal Year
Ending June 30, 1948
Published by Order of
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Compiled by
A. T. EAVES, County Auditor
-
-
Santa Barbara County
California
PRELIMINARY
I
For the Fiscal Year
Ending June 30, 1948
.
Published by Order of
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Compiled by
A. T. EAVES, County Auditor
Pref ace
The Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara
County presents herewith a Prel iminary
Budget of the financial transactions
of the County for the Fiscal year 1947-1 948,
showing the amounts which have been approved
for Salaries and Wages, Maintenance
and Operation, Interest and Debt Redemption
and Capital Outlays for the various
departments of the County Government,
together with a statement exhibiting
an estimate of the revenues other than
taxes that are expected to accrue during
this fiscal period and the source of such
revenue in accordance with the provisions
of the County Budget Act, and an order of
the Board of Supervisors.
Respectfully submitted,
C. W. Bradbury,
J . E. Lewis, Clerk
Chairman
Paul E. Stewart
J . Monroe Rutherford
R. B. McClel Ian
T. A. Twitchell
Consolidated Budget Summary-Table 1
Approved Budget
Requirements
BUDGET OF COUNTY:
Table 2 Summary. $ 6,546,242.00
BUDGETS OF DISTRICTS GOVERNED THROUGH
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Es mated
Amount Available
Without Current
Tax Levy
$3, 721,993.69
Estimated Estimated Estimated
Amount To Be Amount To Be Ral.ted On
Amount To Be
Ral.ted Bu Raised On Secured Roll
Propertu Ta.xe' Umecured Roll
$2, 724,248.31 $ 146,814.00 $2,577,434.31
Table 7 Summary . -. $ 15,340.00 $ 5,260.00 $ 10,080.00 $ 735.00 $ 9,345.00
~~-=--=-==-=-=:-=-:,--.,.~,-:-:~__.-=--==-=-=-=-=~--.=-:=-=--=-~~"-="="'==-= Total of Budgets Under Board of Supervisors . -. $ 6,561,582.00 $3,727,253.69 $2,734,328.31 $ 147,549.00 $2,586,779.31
BUDGETS OF DISTRICTS GOVERNED THROUGH
LOCAL BOARDS:
Table 9 Summary --- $ 7,043,061.03 $4,058,022.24 $2,985,038.79 $ 12,415.00 $2,972,623.79
~ T~~ .~ ~. ~ ~ $1~3~,6~0~4,~64~3~.0~3~~$~7~,7~8~5,2~7~5~.9~3~~$~5~,7~1~9.~36~7~.1~0~~~~1~5~9,~96~4~.o~o~ ~$~5~,5~59~.~40~3~.10
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
School District Unsecured Property Taxes included in Amount Available Without
Current Levy (Col. 3) in accordance with School Budget Form requirements .
I
PART I
General County Budget
. 0
Summary of County Budget by Funds Table 2
(EXCLUSIVE OF FUNDS BORRO\VED UNDER BOND ISSUES)
Approved Budoct
NAME OF FUND Requirements
(From Table')
FUNDS WHICH AFFECT THE ENTIRE COUNTY
General _ ._ . $2,852,386.00
Salary . 1,607,541.00
Law Libra.Y . "'. 2,505.00
Good Roads . 787,635. 76
General Reserve . ,. --. 200,000.00
Court House Interest and Sinking Fund. . .
State Highway Bridge Bond . .
Oil Well Inspection. 39,225.00
Fish and Game . -. 2,500.00
Special Road Improvement. 6,800.00
Capital Outlay 947,899.42
TOTAL $6,446,492.18
FUNDS wmc e AFFECT LESS THAN THE ENTmE
COUNTY
First Road District $
Second Road District. . .
Third Road District . _ ,. . .
Fourth Road District . .
Fifth Road District . " .
Santa Ynez Road District. . -------.
14,105.00
31,362.75
11,336.47
23,000.00
19,303.06
642.54
Estimated
Amount Available
Without Curren. t Ta.:x: Levv
(From Table 3)
$1,791,307.12
98,107.12
2,505.00
687,635.76
150,269.50
39,225.00
2,500.00
6,800.00
843,894.37
$3,622,243.87
$ 14,105.00
31,362.75
11,336.47
23,000.00
19,303.06
642.54
TOTAL - _ $ 99,749.82 $ 99,749.82
Estimated
Amount To Be
RalsedBv
Propertv Ta.:x:es
$1,061,078.88
1,509,433.88
49,730.50
104,005.05
$2,724,248.31
Estimated
Amount To Be
Raised On
Umecured Roll
$ 109,775.00
24,674.00
2,945.00
9,420.00
$ 146,814.00
Estimated
Amount To Be
Raised On
Secured Roll
$ 951,303.88
1,484,759.88
46,785.50
94,585.05
$2,577,434.31
~~-,-~-=~--,.""'==-=-=-=~-.:-=='"""'=-=-=-~-.--.=-:,.,,.-=-~-=:-:-:="':--:""= GRAND TOTAL OF COUNTY BUDGET . -. $6,546,242.00 $3,721,993.69 $2,724,248.31 $ 146,814.00 $2,577,434.31
,
Ta.:x: .Rate
Upon Ea.ch
$100 Assessed
Val. on Sec
Roll
Page Eleven
Summary of Available Balances of County Funds-Table 3
AND OF REVENUE TO ACCRUE TBEKETO FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN CURRENT
PROPERTY TAXES
NAME OF FUND
Estimated/ Actual
unencumbered
Balance At1allable
Jul11 l ,19t6
-
c:;.~ll~l"~l ~\lllCl ~ 213,502.12
5ctlctl"~ ~\lllcl 14,747.12
~Cl\\T ~ilJI"Cll")' - 405.00
Good Roads . 63,790.38
General Reserve -- - 149,534.50
Oil Well Inspection . - . 23,225.00
Fish and Game . . 1,250.00
Special Road Improvement . - . 6,800.00
Capital Outlay . . 258,859.66
Estimated Ret1enue
(Otner Th4n Current
Tb:e) To
Become A1Jailable
for t ne Y ear
(From Table 4)
$1,577,805.00
83,360.00
2,100.00
623,845.38
735.00
16,000.00
1,250.00
585,034.71
Estimated Amoun t
A tlClllable Before
Providing for a
Current Property
Ta:cLeey
$1,791,307.12
98,107.12
2,505.00
687,635.76
150,269.50
39,225.00
2,500.00
6,800.00
843,894.37
732,113.78 $2,890,130.09 $3,622,243.87
7,455.00 $ 6,650.00 $ 14,105.00
~:~~~ ~
.;,_~~~~~~.;,_~_,_,__,.,.-~--,~~~~
First Road District $
Second Road District ,. 4 . 13,712.75 17,650.00 31,362.75
Third Road District . 4,686.47 6,650.00 11,336.47
16,350.00 6,650.00 23,000.00
12,653,06 6,650.00 19,303.06
Fourth Road District . .
Fifth Road District . .
Santa Ynez Road -- 642.54 642.54
TOT AL (Districts Only) $ 55,499.82 $ 44,250.00 $ 99,749.82
--~~~--~~----.,.-,.-----~---.--,~~~ GRA.ND TOTAL . - ._ . $ 787,613.60 $2,934,380.09 $3,721,993.69
t.:I
County Revenue Accruals Other Than Current Property Taxes
Summarized by Classification and by Funds-Table 4
Actual Actual and Ent-
Estimater
Approved
LC1rt Completed mated Cun"ent Ertimater
CLASSIFICATION Year Ended Year Ending Year Ended Year Ending
June 30, 1946 June 30, 19'7 June 30, 1948 June 30, 1948
REVENUE COLLECTIONS RESULTING FROM PROPERTY
TAX LEVIES OF PREVIOUS YEARS:
Apporllonment of Collections Made on Precedlnr Year's
Delinquent Roll Before Sale Date $ 4.,969.04 $ 8,846.39 $ 10,750.00 $ 10,750.00
1,342.93 2,275.26 2,325.00 2,325.00
189.84 271.98 275.00 275.00
130.93 826.64 830.00 830.00
33.06 207.81
Apportionments of Proceeds of Redemptions $ 32,112.06
7,877.04 $ 19,796.28 $ 12,500.00 $ 12,500.00
1,392.64 5,229.96 2,950.00 2,850.00
242.53 677.92 425.00 425.00
960.46 2,060.54 1,700.00 1,700.00
Apportionments of Proceeds of Tu Sales $ 2,375.00
421.00 $ 2,780.00 $ 3,225.00 $ 3,225.00
11.00 545.00 545.00 545.00
22.00 35.00 35.00 35.00
Apportionments of Proceeds from Rentals of 25.00
Tu-Deeded Property $ 1,163.72 $ 1,025.88 $ 725.00 $ 725.00
Total from Property Tu Levies of Previous Years$ 53,244.15 $ 44,603.66 $ 36,285.00 $ 36,285.00
REVENUE FROM MANDATORY SPECIAL TAXES
Tu on Solvent Credits-Secured $ 1,215.15 $ 1,386.13 $ 1,385.00 $ 1,385.00
Tax on Solvent Credits-Unsecured 1,695.50 2,184.60 2,180.00 2,180.00
Total from Mandatory Special Taxes $ 2,910.65 $ 3,570.73 $ 3,565.00 $ 3,565.00
NAME 01' FUND
General
Salary
General Reserve
Capital Outlay
Court House Bond
State Hghwy Bridge Bnd
General
Salary
General Reserve
Capital Outlay
State Hghwy Bridge Bnd
General
Salary
General Reserve
Various Road Districts
General
General
General
co
County Revenue Accruals Other Than Current Property Taxes
Summarized by Classification and by Funds-Table 4
Actual Actual and Estt-
Estimates
Approved
I.cut Completed m4ted Current Estimates
CLASSIFICATION Year Ended Year Endfng Year Ending Year Ending
June30, 1Me June 30. 1947 June 30, 1948
June 30, 1948
SUBVENTIONS AND GRANTS (State and Federal)
U. S. Forest Reserve Apportionment (Fed.) $ 753.44 $ 795.12 $ 795.12 $ 795.00
Motor Vehicle Fuel Tax (State----------- 157,564.23 220,962.48 261,000.00 315,000.00
Motor Vehicle License Fees (State) 50,719.78 35,454.99 46,000.00
Motor Vehicle Reg. &
Weight (State) 52,371.38 53,000.00 53,000.00
Motor Vehicle in Lieu Tax (State) 24,882.68 44,150.73 44,150.00 93,000.00
Aid to Needy Children (State) 37,167.96 41,325.37 82,377.00 82,377.00
Aid to Needy Children (Fed.-------- 18,432.70 31,618.32 50,380.00 50,380.00
Aid to Needy Blind (State) 12,003.91 11,390.33 26,888.00 26,888.00
Aid to Needy Blind (Fed.) 9,999.35 12,411.76 16,500.00 16,500.00
Aid to Needy Aged (State 402,914.91 420,655.69 583,000.00 583,000.00
Aid to Needy Aged (Fed.)--- 310,030.64 421,320.28 486,000.00 486,000.00
Tuberculosis Control Subsidy (State) 16,845.15 31,353.00 31,500.00 31,500.00
Alcoholic Beverage Taxes (State) 6,927.50 11,099.70 11,100.00 11,100.00
Welfare Administration Subsidy (Fed.) 14,294.34
Other State Subventions and Grants:
23,135.04 30,800.00 30,800.00
Forestry (State) . .: . $ 46,343.00
State Youth Authorty (State) 13,418.61 13,400.00 13,400.00
County Service Officer 1,925.24 6,273.56 600.00 600.00
County Service Officer . """' 7,590.00 7,590.00
Boarding Homes, Aged and Blind Hospital Care 18,232.56 22,715.60
Boarding Homes, Aged and Children Administration. . 6,085.75 7,625.00 7,625.00
State Selective Service Medical . - . 1,132.95 1,000.00 1,000.00
Weed Control (State) 1,766.35 2,638.39 2,500.00 2,500.00
Plans and Engineering (Buildings- --
Construction (Buildings) -------------
Aid to Needy Children in Boarding Homes 18,477.00 18,477.00
Aged and Blind Hospital Care . ----- 8,000.00 8,000.00
Road Construction (State) 162,845.38 162,845.38
Other Federal Subventions and Grants:
Federal Housing Project. . 6,477.15 6,500.00 6,500.00
Acquisition Airports 19,249.00 19,249.00
TOTAL STATE SUBVENTIONS AND GRANTS $ 739,950.27 $ 921,028.53 $1, 734,308.09 $1,847,501.09
TOTAL FEDERAL SUBVENTIONS AND GRANTS $ 361,589.07 $ 495,757.67 $ 610,224.00 $ 610,224.00
TOTAL-SUBVENTIONS AND GRANTS $1,092,539.34 $1,416, 786.20 $2,344,352.09 $2,457,725.00
NAME OF FUND
General
Good Roads
Good Roads
Good Roads
Good Roads
General
General
General
General
General
General
General
Salary
General
General
General
General
Salary
General
General
General
General
General
General
Good Roads
General
Capital Outlay
.
County Revenue Accruals Other Than Current Property Taxes
Summarized by Classification and by Funds-Table 4
. -
Actual Act11al and Estl- Approved
Last Complet ed mated Current Estimates Estimates
CLASSIFICATION Year Ended Year Ending Year Ending Year Ending
J11ne 30, 1946 J11ne 30, 1947 J11ne 30, 1948 June 30, 1948
LICENSE AND PERMITS
:I.,ic:~llS~~ ~ 300.00 $ 271.66 $ 270.00 $ 270.00
Permits $ 300.00 1,585.50 1,585.50 1,585.50
Permits and Inspection Fees.--------- 13,580.00 20,030.00 16,000.00 16,000.00
=---=-~:-;;-;;:~~-=--:--:-:=--=-~--:---=-=-=-=-~~-=----:-==-:~ Total-Licenses and Permts ---- $ 13,880.00 $ 21,887.16 $ 17,855.00 $ 17,855.00
FINES AND PENALTIES ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Superior Court . -- 500.00
J ustice and Municipal Courts - . 6,546. 75 6,983.40 6,900.00 6,900.00
Traffic (Motor Vehicle) Fines . . 29,012.75 34,260.00 33,250.00 33,250.00
Probation Officer . . 2,273.68 3,164.00 3,150.00 3,150.00
Fish and Game Fines (County Portion) 800.00 1,385.00 1,250.00 1,250.00
Total-Fine s and Pena1 t ies. .$ - 3""9,.1 =-=3:-=-3-=-.1-=-3- -,.$,- 4""5""'7, =-=9:-2:--:4.- =-o---=$-44.,,5:":5""0. -o=-o=- --$-4'""'4-:,5=-=5-=-o. ""'oo=-
PRIVILEGES ~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~
~I"ClllCl'l.~~!; 12,364.63 12,761.43 12,700.00 12,700.00
Total- Privileges -$ 12,364.63 12,761.43 12,700.00 12,700.00
RENT OF PROPERTY -----------------------
NAME OF FUND
General
General
Oil Well Inspection
General
General
Highway Improvement
General
Fish and Game
General
Land and Buildings . -- $ 5,983.56 $ 10,252.73 $ 9,500.00 $ 9,500.00 General
Equipment -- 4,828.98 1,537 .66 500.00 500.00 Road Equipment Fund
~.,.,~,~~-=--=-:""'==-=-=-~-.--.,~~-=--~~.---;;:;:-;;-;;:-;;-;:;:;;- INTERTEoS taTl - Rent of Property. . -----$ 10,812.54 $ 11,790.39 $ 10,000.00 $ 10,000.00 ~__;_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
Current Deposits -$ 8,627 .54
Invest.ed F-unds "". 40.00 20.00 General
Total-Interest ---$ 8,667.54 $ 10,208.84 $ 8,000.00 $ 8,000.00
-'.~~~~:_~.;__~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~
County Revenue Accruals Other Than Current Property Taxes
Summarized by Classification and by Funds-Table 4
Actual Actual and Est l - AppTOved
Last Completed mated Current Estimate$ Estimates
CLASSIFICATION Year Ending
FEES AND COMMISSIONS
Clerk- General . $
I.,a\11 I.,il:r~ . .
Candidates Fil.ing . .
Auditor . _ .
'l:'t-e~tll"er ------
Tax Collector . -----. .
Public Administrator . .
Justice and Municipal Courts --
Sheriff . .
:fl.ecoJ:ier . .
Year En ded
June 30, 1945
15,992.40
3,278.00
3,278.00
1.00
4,579.26
67.00
Year Ending
June 30, 1946
$ 16,164.51
2,107 .00
3.00
1.00
5,660.15
127.00
June 30, 1947
$ 17,000.00
2,100.00
25.00
Year Ended
June 30, 1947
$ 17,000.00
2,100.00
25.00
6,100.00 6,100 .00
125.00 125.00
2,000.00 2,000.00
2,496.50 2,758.35 2,725.00 2,725.00
754.20 1,181.07 1,050.00 1,050.00
26,058.60 29,060.80 29,000.00 29,000.00
Health Department 864.40 759.00 725.00 725.00
Collection of Taxes (Guadalupe) 100.00 100.00
~--:-=--=,--~--,-~,.-,-,-.,-~~-,--~~~~~~,------._.,,.- Tot al - Fees and Commissions $ 54,612.07 $ 57,821.88 $ 60,950.00 $ 60,950.00
t; SPECIAL SERVICES ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
Care in County Institutions (Santa Barbara and Santa
Maria Hospitals) -
- Care of Juvenile Court Wards . .
Care of Federal and City Prisoners . .
Transportation of Prisoners . .
Health Services .
Total-Special Services $
20,625.91
6,202.42
64.40
1,568.39
5,400.00
33,861.12
23,837.72
4,963.81
89.92
1,856.78
4,200.00
$ 34,948.23
23,700.00
4,950.00
75.00
1,800.00
4,200.00
$ 34,725.00
23,700.00
4,950.00
75.00
1,800.00
4,200.00
$ 34,725.00
NAME OF FUND
Salary
Law Library
Salary
Salary
Salary
Salary
Salary
Salary
Salary
Salary
Salary
Salary
General
General
General
General
General
County Revenue Accruals Other Than Current Property Taxes
Summarized by Classification and by Funds-Table 4
Actual A ctual and Ent- Approved
Last Completed mated Cu1"1'ent Eattmates Eattmates
CLASSIFICATION Year Ended Year Ending Year Ending Year Ended
June 30, 1"5 June 30, 1946 June 30, 1947 June 30, 1947
SALE OF PROPERTY
Real Estate . ,$ 6,000.00 $ 6,000.00
Personal Property 3,487. 79 3,568.71
Produce from County Farm 576.00
3,550.00 3,550.00
.~-:A~:-;:;;;~~-:-~=-:-:=-=-=~~--=~-=-==-.,~~-.,-~~~-- To tal-Sal e of Property $ 10,063.79 $ 9,568.71 $ 3,550.00 $ 3, 5 50. 0 0 MISCELLANEOUS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~__;_~~~~;_____:~~
Cancelled Warrants of Previous Years $
~is,c:ellctll.eolls
Rebates and Refunds .
Judgment . .
Advertisin.g Costs . .
Sale of Bonds ._ . .
39.17
377.23
8,015.22
219.84
Sale of Bonds .
Total- Miscellaneous $ 8,651.46
~INTER-GOVERNMENTAL SERVICE
Santa Barbara-Ventura Forestry Camp From Ventura
County (Coop Agreement) - $ 17,415.34
Various Countes and State Youth Authority for Disbursement
to Ventura Co. c/o Forestry Camp
$ 50.00
2,047.83
14,315.72
21,000.00
184.31
$ 37,597.86
$ 15,000.00
$ 40.00
1,200.00
12,500.00
175.00
180,000.00
11,000.00
$ 204,915.00
$ 15,000.00
$ 40.00
1,200.00
12,500.00
175.00
180,000.00
11,000.00
$ 204,915.00
$ 15,000.00
(See Expenditure Budget No. 199) 25,000.00 25,000.00 25,000.00
~-=-.,.,.,~~---.,."-'""'='=-:=-~--:,.---=--=-=~~~~-.,.~,,~ Total-Inter-Governmental Service $ 17,415.34 $ 40,000.00 $ 40,060.00 $ 40,060.00
NAME OF FUND
General
General
General
General
General
General
General
General
Capital Outlay
Second Road
General
General
.
~
I County Revenue Accruals Other Than Current Property Taxes
Summarized by Classification and by Funds-Table 4
CLASSIFICATION
SUMMARY OF REVENUE OTHER THAN CURRENT
PROPERTY TAXES-BY CLASSIFICATION:
Actual
La.tt Completed
Y ear Ended
June 30, 1946
From Property Tax Levies of Previous Years $ 53,244.15
From Mandatory Special '1:''1)(~ 2,910.65
Subventions and c;I'~~ 1,092,539.34
J:i:~~~ Clllcl :lf?I"llli~ 13,880.00
Fines and :l~Cllt:i~ 39,133.18
Privileges ~----- 12,364.63
Rent of Property . 10,812.54
Interest . . . 8,667.54
Fees an.d Commissions . 54,612.07
Special Services 33,861.12
Sale of Property 10,063.79
Miscellaneous . , . 8,651.46
Inter-Governmental Service 17,415.34
GRAND TOTAL - $1,358,155.81
SUMMARY OF Bl:VBNUB OTBE& THAN CUBRBNT
PROPERTY TAXES-BY FUNDS:
~11~r~ ~d : . ~l.,()()~,ES~.~ll
Salary ~d 67 ,902.54
~a"' 1:.tilr~ ~lllli :i,~78.()()
General Reserve . 1,593.48
' ~cl ~a~ ~3~, :lfJfJ.J!J
Capital Outlay .
Oil Well Inspecton 13,580.00
Highway Improvement 29,012.75
Fish and Game 800.00
Road Euipment Rental - 4,828.98
Road Dist. (Second Road)--- 22.00
Cour t House Bond . --- 1,091.39
State Highway Bridge Bond . -. 275.59
Actual and Estt- Approved
mated CuM"mt Estimates Elffmate
Year Ending Year Ending Year Ending
June 30, 1947 June 30, 1948 June 30, 1948
$ 44,603.66 $ 36,285.00 $ 36,285.00
3,570.73 3,565.00 3,565.00
1,416, 786.20 2,344.,532.09 2,457, 725.09
21,887.16 17,855.00 17,855.00
45,792.40 44.,550.00 44,550.00
12,761.43 12,700.00 12,700.00
11,790.39 10,000.00 10,000.00
10,208.84 8,000.00 8,000.00
57,821.88 60,950.00 60,950.00
34,948.25 34,725.00 34,725.00
9,568.71 3,550.00 3,550.00
37,597.86 204,915.00 204,915.00
40,000.00 40,060.00 40,060.00
$1,747,337.49 $2,821,687 .09 $2,934,880.09
$1,256,108.56 $1,531,468.00 $1,577,805.00
74.,864.80 83,360.00 83,260.00
2,107.00 2,100.00 2,100.00
984.90 735.00 735.00
352,939.58 556,995.38 623,845.38
2,887.18 585,034.71 585,034.71
20,030.00 16,000.00 16,000.00
34,260.00 33,250.00 33,250.00
1,385.00 1,250.00 1,250.00
1,537.65 500.00 500.00
207.81
_________________ .,='""'~----:~=-==~------=--=-"""="'""'""'-=-
GR AND TOTAL --$1,358,155.81 $1, 747,337 .49 $2,821,687 .09 $2,934,880.09
NAME OF FUND
Page Eighteen
Recapitulation of County Unit Expenditure Totals Grouped by General
FunctJons and Summarized by Main Classifications and by Funds-Table 5
GENERAL FUNCTION AND UNIT
GENERAL GOVERNMENT
Board of Supervisors $
County Clerk . ~---
Auditor ,. . .
Special Accounting and Auditing . .
Treasurer, Public Administrator, Co. .
Retirement Administration . .
Assessor . .
Tax (and License) Collector .
District Attorney . .
f:l.ll"\l'E!~()I" -
Planning Commission . .
Purchasing Agent . .
General County Garage . .
Primary Election . .
General Election . .
Special Election --
Regis-tration . . --- ~r
Superior Courts --
Justice and Municipal Courts . -
Grand Jury ,. . .
:r.~\IY' ~bI"~l' ---
Courthouse and Hall of Records and
Grounds .
Santa Maria Offces . .
AC'tu4l
Last Completed
YeOTBnded
June 30, 1946
36,021.76
26,557.09
25,943.75
3,500.00
9,287.03
27,073.83
15,539.91
33,908.76
12,254.23
19,071.46
19,617.20
24,315.39
10,433,24
10.00
63.18
20,972.89
1,064.10
1,942.04
43,912.41
6,039.63
Total Actw1t and AllotDedblf
Bltlmated Cun-ent Requested Board ofSupervb-
Year Endfng June 30, 1948 or Year Endfng
Jurni30, 1~7 June 30, 1948
$ 33,890.00 $ 40,025.00 $ 47,545.00
27,741.65 37,095.00 38,935.00
39,120.58 48,100.00 49,810.00
5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00
13,109.00 15,920.00 16,500.00
35,547.60 42,052.73 45,815.00
20,103.00 23,920.00 24,855.00
41,549.99 47,545.00 54,138.00
19,185.77 31,001.00 33,185.00
30,385.27 39,188.00 40,120.00
23,797.17 25,971.00 26,835.00
24,782.50 26,970.00 30,570.00
29,624.00 29,624.00
21,319.69
2,600.00 7,925.00 42,340.00
23,691.03 25,021.76 27,670.00
1,200.00 1,200.00 1,200.00
2,320.00 2,485.00 2,495.00
79,704.00 81,983.00 84,825.00
6,927.50 7,675.00 8,050.00
-=--==-:-=-,-:--~--,:--:-=:-"":":-==~~-=--=-:~,.,.,-=-~----:---,.=-~-=-o
Total-General Government - $ 361,417.95 $ 486,866.75 $ 588,311.49 $ 623,587.00
PROTECTION TO PERSONS AND
PROPERTY
Sheriff and Coroner $
Constables . .
County" Jail --~- Recorder . :
Sealer of Weigh ts and Measures : .
Oil Well Inspecton . .
Emergency War Service : .
Agricultural Commissioner :
Agricultural Extension Service . : :
Live Stock Inspector . - . : .
Predatory Anmal Control.-- .
Farm Production Co-ordinator . .
Fire Protection -""--- .
Water Conservation --
Compensation Insurance . .
Fire and Burglary Insurance -
Public Liability Insurance . - .
57,968.09
5,660.57
20,990.92
30,489.13
4,255.14
3,498.53
4,302.70
63,924.96
9,390.10
1,912.40
1,438.22
1,966.35
57,869.26
63,091.00
2,631.77
1,317.79
10,139.99
t
$ 80,459.00
6,268.46
32,173.50
38,224.75
6,555.32
4,725.00
75,157.34
15,830.00
2,474.00
2,970.00
73,701.00
64,725.00
5,000.00
2,000.00
9,600.00
$ 92,015.00
6,944.60
36,320.00
50,792.00
5,365.00
38,425.00
77,350.00
18,314.00
2,639.00
2,970.00
78,979.00
42,000.00
4,000.00
1,000.00
9,900.00
$ 89,850.00
7,427.00
36,320.00
50,850.00
5,915.00
38,725.00
81,130.00
18,950.00
2,855.00
3,450.00
Surety Bonds -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~.,.-~~~~~~~~~~~
Total-Protection to Person and
1,518.23 1,500.00 1,200.00
88,611.00
17,000.00
5,000.00
2,000.00
9,900.00
1,500.00
Property . $ 342,365.15 $ 421,363.37 $ 468,213.60 $ 459,483.00
Page Nineteen
Recapitulation of County Unit Expenditure To'tals Grouped by General
Functions and Summarised by Main Classifications and by Funds-Table 5
J.ctua.l
GENERAL FUNCTION AND UNIT
La&t Completed
Year Ended
June 30, UN6
HEALTH AND SANITATION
Health Department $ 79,340.00
Vital Statistics 427 .75
Dump Sites . .
Total-Health and Sanitation $ 79,768.45
WGHWAYS AND BRIDGES
Administration, Engineering, Accounting $
Highway Equipment, Garage, Etc .
MAINTAINING EXISTING ROADS
High ways and Roads . .
CONSTRUCTION AND OUTLAYS
Highways and Roads
132,895.62
25,907.83
123,086.87
Bridges and Culverts 1,373.03
Total Actu41 and
Estimated CU1T'mt
YeCJT Ending
June 30, 11N7
$ 94,179.05
525.00
2,400.00
$ 97,104.05
$ 36,768.26
45,525.00
346,786.13
37,472.84
Requested
Jun.e 30, 1948
$ 111,130.00
575.00
3,800.00
$ 115,505.00
$ 53,570.00
31,140.00
397,476.76
270,573.82
AllowedbS/
Board o/Supervi$-
ort Year Ending
June 30, 1948
$ 121,420.00
575.00
4,350.00
$ 126,34.5.00
68,545.00
31,140.00
402,126.76
277,373.82
.,-==~=-=-=----,.-.,.~=-.---,-==~=--,._--.,.~~~~ Total-Highways and Bridges $ 283,263.35 $ 466,552.33 $ 752, 760.58 $ 779,185.58
RECREATION
Parks and Recreational Areas - $ 22,962.41 $ 37,588.67 $ 61 ,934.00 $ 71,712.00
(a) Recreational Projects . . 6,096.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00
Veterans' and Memorial Buldings . . 22,577.45 30,971.00 35,800.00 37,590.00
Santa Barbara Ampitheatre . . 4,047.50 14,265.00 16,090.00 16,090.00
Fish and Gam.e . 250.15 250.00 2,500.00 2,500.00
Historical Monuments 5,250.00 3,500.00 3,500.00 3,500.00
To tal-R ecre a ti on . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "$"- 6=-=1'","1 ':-:8:"3'"-=5. -=-1--.,$,-9=6"'"',5=-7=,,.4-=5.- 7=- --.$.,---=-12=9'"""',8=2,,.4-=o_ -o=----.$--.,1-4,l3~9~2-O=.~ O
CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS
Hospital $
Welfare Administration . .
Aid to Needy Children . .
Aid to Needy Blind . .
Aid to Needy Aged . .
General Relief . .
Forestry Camp (Inter-Gov't Budget) . .
Probation Department . .
(a)Forestry Camp . .
Detention Home (Juvenile Hall) . .
Care of Juvenile Court Wards . .
Reform Schools . .
HQmes for Feeble Minded . .
Hospitals for Inane, Narcotics . .
Schools for Deaf and Blind . .
Examination and Care of Insane . .
Burial of Indige.nts and Veterans Cemetery
Care --
Veterans' Service Officer . - .
Psychological Service . .
Unemployment Relief . .
Enforced Labor . .
OtWer Relief .
469,248.82
55,586.05
112,733.02
32,923.38
825,845.67
55,068.98
31,429.23
40,091.03
15,122.13
14,887.55
3,246.41
21,315.31
1,112.75
116.26
3,055.00
581.43
10,672.89
5,525.00
183.00
GALLEY THREE - $1,698,743.91
$ 612,811.00
69,530.09
130,000.00
37,000.00
935,000.00
82,000.00
25,000.00
39,388.00
49,781.19
22,314.00
18,000.00
3,500.00
25,000.00
3,400.00
100.00
4,000.00
1,000.00
16,908.50
5,100.00
1,500.00
$2,081,332.78
$ 731,670.00
88,500.00
210,000.00
48,270.00
1,166,400.00
127,100.00
25,000.00
44,568.00
57,094.00
31,350.00
22,000.00
3,500.00
27,500.00
3,740.00
110.00
4,400.00
1,500.00
21,213.00
6,000.00
2,000.00
$2,621,915.00
$ 756,570.00
89,400.00
210,000.00
48,270.00
1,166,400.00
127,100.00
25,000.00
48,440.00
59,470.00
32,870.00
22,000.00
3,500.00
27,500.00
3,740.00
110.00
4,400.00
1,500.00
21,270.00
6,000.00
2,000.00
$2,655,540.00
Page Twenty DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
Recapitulation of County Unit Expenditure Totals Grouped by General
Functions and Summarized by Main Classifications and by Funds-Table 5
- - .
J.ctual Total Actual and Allotoed bl/
La.st Completed Eatimated Current Requuted Board o/Supcm;1l.s-
GENERAL FUNCTION AND UNIT YeaTEnded Year Ending June 30, 1948 ors Year Endmg
June 30, 11K6 June 30, 19'7 June 30, 11148
MISCELLANEOUS
Advertising County Resources $ 17,467.69 $ 28,050.00 $ 31,000.00 $ 33,150.00
Fairs and Exhibits, Fiestlls 14,250.00 15,750.00 18,750.00
Capital Outlay-Sites, Planning and
County Buildings 21,745.70 979,894.72 947,899.42
Rebates and Refunds 39.40 500.00 500.00 500.00
Airports 5,500.00 5,500.00
Employees Retirement 51,816.42 75,000.00 100,000.00 120,510.00
Total-Miscellaneous -- $ 69,323.51 $ 139,545.70 $1,132,644.72 $1,126,309.42
EDUCATION
Superintendent of Schools 14,853.22 17,139.67 25,250.00 27,320.00
Board of Education 1,507.05 1,575.00 2,080.00 2,080.00
County Library 47,931.00 49,750.00 56,625.00 55,000.00
,.-___.,.,,,=-----,-.,-.,,-=--,.---.--=-:=-:,,-----,--,-,-.,.-._, Total-Education $ 64,.291.27 $ 68,464.67 $ 83,955.00 $ 84,400.00
INTEREST AND DEBT REDEMPTION
Interest on County Bonds $ 2,900.00 $ 875.00
Total Interest .$. 29.00-.0-0, ,-.,,=87-5=.0,0 ,-----~~------------~
Principal Payments on County Bonds $ 45,000.00 $ 35,000.00
Total-Interest and Redemption. . ~$ --47-,9-0=0.0-0- --=$- -3.58.7.5.00. -~.,------------~
GRAND TOTAL OF SPECIFIC PRO- -----------------------
GRAMS FOR NINE GENERAL
FUNCTIONS SET FORTH ABOVE $3,008,257.10 $3,893,679.32 $5,893,129.39 $5,996,242.00
DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES P age Twenty-one
Recapitulation of County Unit Expenditure Totals Grouped by General
Functions and Summarized by Main Classifications and by Funds-Table 5
-
GENERAL FUNCTION AND UNIT
Provisions for ContinJencles:
Unappropriated Reserves: General Fund $
Unappr opriated Reserves: Salary Fund
Unappropriated Reserves: Good Rds. Fd.
Provision for Financinr Beyond the
Budret Year
Actual
Last Completed
YeaTEnded
June 30, 1946
Total Actual and
Estimated Cun'ent
YeaT Ending
June 30, 19l7
Reqttested
June 30, 1948
$ 200,000.00
50,000.00
100,000.00
Allowed by
B oaTd ofSupervfs-
OTS YeaT Ending
June 30, 1948
$ 125,000.00
125,000.00
100,000.00
General Reserve 200,000.00 200,000.00
GRA ND TOTAL OF REQUIREMENTS. -$-3,-00-8-,2-5-7.-1-0 -----$-3,-89-3-,6-7-9-.3-2 -----$-6,-44-3-,1-2-9-.3-9 -----$-6,-5-46-,2-4-2-.0-0 ------------------------------------------------
RE -AN ALYS IS OF ABOVE BY GENERAL
CLASSIFICATIONS:
Salaries and Wage.s $1,045,877 .68
Maintenance and Operation 1,721,438.86
Capital Outlay 193,040.56
Interest and Debt Redemption 47,900.00
Unappropriated Reserves . .
General Reserves ---
GRAND TOTAL $3,008,257.10
$1400,448.33
2,151, 705.23
305,650.76
35,875.00
$3,893,679.32
$1,696,058.00
2,711,942.85
1,485,128.54
350,000.00
200,000.00
$6,443,129.39
$1, 760,246.00
2, 785,287. 76
1,450, 708.24
350,000.00
200,000.00
$6,546,242.00 ------------------------------------------------
RE -AN ALYS IS OF ABOVE BY FUNDS:
General $2,313,665.08
Salary . 351,553.70
Law Library 1,943.41
Good Roads 263,013.85
General Reserve ,. .
Court House Interest and Sinking Fund . .
State Highway Bridge Bond . .
Oil Well Inspection . .
Fi.s.h and Game . .
37,650.00
10,250.00
3,611.75
250.15
$2,905,421.86
445,189.43
2,330.00
378,878.26
35,875.00
$3,773,810.09
584,734.00
2,505.00
761,010.76
200,000.00
$2,852,386.00
1,607,541.00
2,505.00
787,635.76
200,000.00
4,995.00 38,925.00 39,225.00
250.00 2,500.00 2,500.00
Special Road Improvement 9,003.96 6,800.00
Capital Outlay _ ,. 21,745.70 979,894.72 947,899.42 __ ___, ___ .,., ____ .,.,,.,,__~----,,--.,.-,. _______ _,_ __ .;._~
Total $2,981,937.94 $3,803,689.21 $6,343,379.57 $6,446,492.18
-,.--.,.-=-=--------~--""=,.,.-=------:---.,,.~-------~----,~ First Road $ 15,429.05 $ 4,700.00 $ 14,105.00 $ 14,105.00
Second Road . . 6,900.00 31,362.75 31,362.75
Third Road . . . . 10,890.11 15,325.00 11,336.47 11,336.47
Fourth Road 32,500.000 23,000.00 23,000.00
Fifth Road . . 28,618.98 19,303.06 19,303.06
Santa Ynez Road . 1,946.13 642.54 642.54
Total $ 26,319.16 $ 89,990.11 $ 99,749.82 $ 99,749.82
--~~~----~--~~_----_,._--~~~------------ GR AND TOTAL $3,008,257.10 $3,893,679.32 $6,443,129.39 $6,546.242.00
Page Twenty-two DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
EXPENDITURES
-0 CLASSIFICATION ""' Total Actual Allowed b11 Name Explanation
~ and Estimated Reque.ted Boardo/ of Fund o/ Reque.ted
~ Current Year End.Ing Supervisors Increase
"2 Year Ending June 30, 1948 Year Ending
June 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
Account
Board of Supervisors
GENERAL GOVERNMENT- LEGISLATIVE OFFICES
1
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries . .
Regular Salaries . . lAl
Extra Help . .
Extra Help 1A4
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph lBl
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
Express 1B2
Traveling Expense and Mileage lB3
Convention Expense lB4
Materials and Supplies lB6
Office Supplies --. lB8
Repair and Minor Replacements 1B22
Service and Expense 1B25
Heat, Light, Power and Water 1B26
Legal Advertising and Publications
, lB2'7
}i4a11~ - l.JJ,~
Special Service and Investigations
,. lM5
Total Maintenance and Operati
on . .
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Office Equipment lCl
Purchase of Land 1C59
Total Capital Outlay
GRAND TOTAL
Approved by C. W. Bradbury,
Chairman Board of Supervisors
15,000.00
3,800.00
$ 18,800.00
$ 425.00
450.00
2,400.00
25.00
500.00
50.00
300.00
65.00
4,000.00
650.00
2,875.00
$ 11,740.00
$ 350.00
3,000.00
$ 3,350.00
$ 33,890.00
$ 5,600.00
18,000.00
2,500.00
$ 26,100.00
$ 450.00
400.00
3,200.00
100.00
100.00
400.00
275.00
300.00
100.00
4,500.00
800.00
3,000.00
$ 13,625.00
$ 300.00
$ 300.00
$ 40,025.00
24,120.00
2,500.00
$ 26,620.00
$ 450.00
400.00
3,200.00
100.00
100.00
400.00
275.00
300.00
100.00
4,500.00
800.00
10,000.00
$ 20,625.00
$ 300.00
$ 300.00
$ 47,545.00
General
Salary
General
Salary
General
.".
.".
"
"
General
"
Submitted by C. W. Bradbury,
Chairman, Board of Supervisors
DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES Page Twenty-three
- -
EXPENDITURES
-
-0 Total Actual Allowed b11 Explanation .
. , CLASSIFICATION .0 Name i: and Estimated Requested : Board of of Fund
of Requested . . ;,. Current Year EncUno Supen118ora Increa.&e
. Y eaT Ending June30, 11148 Year EncUno
June 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
.
Account
2 Clerk
GENERAL GOVERNMENT-LEGISLATIVE OFFICES
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries . .
Extra Help . ., . .
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph . .
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
Express . .
Convention Expense . .
Office Supplies . .
Repairs and Minor Replacements
Replacements of Equipment . .
Service and Expense . .
Total Maintenance and Operati
on . .
CAPITAL OUTLAY
2Al $
2A4
$ 23,711.65
281 $ 240.00
282
284
288
28 22
2823
28 25
!A
$
300.00
50.00
2,600.00
50.00
240.00
50.00
3,530.00
Office Equipment 2Cl $ 500.00
Total Capital Outlay . . $ 500.00
GRAND TOT AL . . $ 27,741.65
Approved by C. W. Bradbury,
Chairman Board of Supervisors
,
$ 28,820.00
2,400.00
$ 31,220.00
$ 275.00
500.00
50.00
2,500.00
150.00
300.00
100.00
$ 3,875.00
2,000.00
2,000.00
$ 37,095.00
$ 30,660.00
2,400.00
$ 33,060.00
$ 275.00
500.00
50.00
2,500.00
150.00
300.00
100.00
$ 3,875.00
2,000.00
2,000.00
$ 38,935.00
Salary
"
General
"
.".
.".
"
Gen eral
"
Increase necessary
to meet increased
cost of
living to 1951.
County Clerk's
Salary has not
equaled other
Increases allowed
by the
Board. Marin
Co. $6000. plus
fees. Contra
Costa Co. $6900
Submitted by J. E. Lewis,
County Clerk
Page Twenty-four DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED ExPENDITUBB8
. . . - -
EXPENDI TURES -0 Total A ctual Allowed b11 Explanaton ,D CLASSIFICATION E 011d J:sttmated Requelted Board of Name o/ReQUQUd
;:,. Current Year Ending Supen.IUOTS of Fund l ncreaH
(I) Year Endfng June 30, 1948 Year Ending
June 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
-
Account
8 Auditor
GENERAi. GOVERNMENT-FINANCE OFFICES
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries 8Al
Extra Help ----- 8A4:
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 881
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
Express - 8BZ
Convention Expense 8B4
Office Supplies 888
Repairs and Minor Replacements 8BZZ
Replacement of Equipment 8BZ3
Service and Expense 8825
Rent Postage Meter 8BZ8
Total Maintenance and Operati
on .
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Office Equipment . . 8Cl
Total Capital Outlay . .
GRAND TOT AL . .
Approved by R. B. McClellan,
Supervisor, Fourth District
Account
$
$ 32,310.58
$ 175.00
1,575.00
50.00
2,385.00
340.00
415.00
320.00
$ 5,260.00
$ 1,550.00
$ 1,550.00
$ 39,120.58
$ 35,340.00
6,000.00
$ 41,340.00
$ 175.00
1,400.00
50.00
2,550.00
340.00
300.00
325.00
120.00
$ 5,260.00
$ 1,500.00
$ 1,500.00
$ 48,100.00
$ 37,050.00
6,000.00
$ 43,050.00
$ 175.00
1,400.00
50.00
2,550.00
340.00
300.00
325.00
120.00
$ 5,260.00
$ 1,500.00
$ 1,500.00
$ 49,810.00
Sa.l.a ry
'
General
"
1
.' I.
II
"
"
General
2 - 12" Typewriters
Calculator $850.
18H Typewriter
$225. Addlne
Machine $a5
Submitted by A. T. Eaves,
County Auditor
9 Special Accounting and Auditing
GENERAL GOVERNMENT-FINANCE OFFICES
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Grand Jury Auditor
Total Maintenance and Operati
on ----------
GRAND TOT AL .
Approved by T. A Twitchell,
Supervisor, Fifth District
9848 $ 5,000.00
$ 5,000.00
$ 5,000.00
$ 5,000.00 $ 5,000.00 General
$ 5,000.00 $ 5,000.00
$ 5,000.00 $ 5,000.00
Submitted by Ernest D. Wagner, Atwell Westwick,
Judges Superior Court
DEPARTMENTAL BUDGft OF PROPOSED EXPBNDITUUS Page Twenty-five
CLASSI,ICATIOH
Aoeoant
10
COUNTY
SALARIES and WAGES
Extra Help . .
-0
J:
E ;,.
~
Extra Help 10A4
Total Salaries and Wagea . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Postage, Freiaht, Cartage and
Express . . 1181
Traveling Expense and Mileace 1183
Office Supplies 1088
Service and Expense 11BZ5
Publications 10BZ'2
Total Maintenance and Operati
on .
.=roved by R. B. McClellan,
Supervisor, Fourlh Diltrict
Accoaat
11
EXPENDITURES
ToWAct1'41 Allo\Oed b11 :rt=
GRd Bstimated Req11ated .Bocud of Jll- ewr-t y 4ICU' l:ndtng Su~ o/ hftd Inery.,.
~"" June30, lMI Y CCH' Bnd'11Q
June 30, lM'l Juna 30, llNll
-
Treasurer
ASSOCIAftON-J'INANCE OFFICES
120.00 $ 120.00
120.00 120.00
50.00 50.00
150.00 150.00
150.00 150.00
520.00 520.00
50.00 50.00
920.00 920.00
1,040.00 1,040.00
Treasurer
$ 120.00
$ 120.00
50.00
150.00
150.00
520.00
50.00
920.00
1,040.00
General
Salary
Gen eral
"
Submitted by L. A. Gammill,
County Treasurer
GBNUAL GOVERNMENT-FINANCE OFFICES
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries llAl
Extra Help 11A4
Total Salaries and Wa,es . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 1181
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
and Express llBZ
Traveling Expense and Mileage 1183
Convention Expense (Treas.) 11B4
Convention Expense (Public
Administrator) 11B4
Office Supplies . ~ . 1188
Repairs and Minor Replacementa llBU
Service and Expense 11m5
Legal Advertising llBZ'J
Total Maintenance and Operati
on .
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Office Equipment llCl
Total Capital Outlay
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Approved by R. B. McClellan,
Supervisor, Fourth District
$
$ 10,529.00
$ 100.00
100.00
200.00
50.00
50.00
325.00
25.00
215.00
75.00
$ 1,140.00
$ 400.00
$ 400.00
$ 12,069.00
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$ 12,480.00
800.00
$ 13,280.00
$ 100.00
100.00
350.00
50.00
50.00
325.00
50.00
250.00
175.00
$ 1,450.00
$ 150.00
$ 150.00
$ 14,880.00
$ 13,260.00
600.00
$ 13,860.00
$ 100.00
100.00
350.00
50.00
50.00
325.00
50.00
250.00
175.00
$ 1,450.00
$ 150.00
$ 150.00
$ lG,460.00
Sa.l. ary
General
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General
Pr1P'P1ed normal
iDc:reue for experienced
deputy
Jncreued compes
utton for
deputies ln Santa
Maria and
Lompoc
19'8-19'7 for alx
montba. 1M7
llNll for twelve
montha
ProVillon for re~
to additional
office
equipment
IDClftUe in
prlee9
1N&-1M7 for a1x
montba, 1.M'I
JJNI IOI' twelve
mon1h1
Submitted by L. A. Gammill,
Co~ty Treasurer
. Page Twenty~six DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSEDEXPBNDITURES ' , ! I t
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TotCLl Actual
.a.rtdEatimated
. current
Year Ending
June 30, 1947
. Requested
Year Ending
. June 30, l!HJI
' l
Assessor
A t{pu,ed b11
Boardo/
Sujervtaora
Year Ending
Ju?ie 30, 1948
Np me,
of Fund
'
E:rplanatiOn
oY Requested
Increaae
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" GENERAi. GOVERNMENT- FINANCE- OFFICES. 'J
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salarjes -. 12Al
Extra Help _., . -. 12A4
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENAN. CE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 1281
Postage, Fr eigbt. . Cartage and
Express . : . 1 . . 128%
Traveling Expense and Mileage 1283
Convention Expense ._ 12B4
Office Supplies 1288
Motor Vehicle Supplies. 12B9
Repairs and Minor J;leplacements 128%2
Replacement of Equipment._. 128 23
Service and Expense 128 25
Total Maintenance and Opera -
. tio n . . :. . :-. .
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CAPITAL OUTLAY
Office Equipment 12Cl
Automobiles 12C2
Total Capital Outlay . .
GIJA'!N'P TOT~. . . . . .
ApprOY.E:!i. by R. B. McClellan. . 11 . Supervisor, Fourth District
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4,500.00
$ 31, 72'Z.60
$ 120.00
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550.00
650.00
50.00
1,300.00
200.00
250.00
250.00
200.00
$ 3,570.00
$ 250.00
$ 250.00
$ 35,547.60
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$ 32,165.00
4,500.00
$ 36,665.00
$ 120.00
600.00
650.00
75.00 '
2,342.73
200.00
250.00
250.00
200.00
$ 4,687.73 . "". . . . _ -
$ 700.00
$ ' . 700.dO
$ 42,052.73
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$ 34,320.00
. . . 4,500.00.
Salary
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$ 38,820.00 . ,:;
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$ 120.00.
600.90'
650.00
General
.
75.00
2,350.00
200.00
2.5 00 0
250.00
200.00
$' 4,695.00
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1,600.00 "
$ 2;300.00
$ 45,815.00 . i v t
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Submitted by Guy P. Sawyer,
County A.Ssessor
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EXPENDITURES
. -0 Total Actual Allowed b11 EXJlanation
CLASSIFICATION .0 Name E and Estimated Requested Boardo/ of Fund of Requested
;:,. Current Year Ending Supenrlsors InC1"eau
{') Year Ending June 30, 1948 Year Ending
Ju'M 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
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Account
13 Tax Collector
GENERAL GOVERNMENT-FINANCE OFFICES
SALA.RIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries 13Al
Extra Help 13A4
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 13Bl
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
Express 1382
Traveling Expense and Mileage 1383
Convention Expense 1384
Office Supplies 13B8
Repairs and Minor Replacements 13822
Service and Expense 13825
Legal Advertising 13827
Total Maintenance and Operati
on .
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Office Equipment 13Cl
Total Capital Outlay . .
GRAND TOTAL . .
Approved by R. B. McClellan,
Supervisor, Fourth District
$ 7,128.00
7,350.00
$ 14,478.00
$ 125.00
1,300.00
100.00
50.00
1,500.00
125.00
125.00
2,100.00
$ 5,425.00
$ 200.00
$ 200.00
$ 20,103.00
$ 10,020.00
8,000.00
$ 18,020.00
$ 125.00
1,400.00
100.00
50.00
1,500.00
125.00
150.00
2,100.00
$ 5,550.00
$ 350.00
$ 350.00
$ 23,920.00
$ 10,680.00
8,000.00
$ 18,680.00
$ 125.00
1,400.00
100.00
50.00
1,500.00
400.00
150.00
2,100.00
$ 5,825.00
$ 350.00
$ 350.00
$ 24,855.00
Salary
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General
Ordinance 581
Cost of living
Increase
Increased business
and costs
" Increaeed business
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General New Fanfold
Typewriter
needed. Machines
now in
use are about
fifteen years old
Submitted by Jessie Stinson,
County Tax Collector
Page Twenty-eight DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
EXPENDITURES -0 .0 Total Actual Allowed b11 Name Explanation CLASSIFICATION E and Estimated Reouested Board of of Fund
of Requested
.;,:. Current Year Ending Supervl&ora l ncreaae Year Ending June 30, 1948 Year Ending
June 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
District Attorney
GENERAL GOVERNMENT-LAW OFFICES
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries 18Al
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 18Bl
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
Express . . 18B2
Traveling Expense and Mileage 18B3
Convention Expense 18B4
Office Supplies 18B8
Motor Vehicle Supplies 18B9
Repairs and Minor Replacements 18B22
Service and Expense 18B25
Criminal Expense 18B46
District Attorney's Special Fund 18B4'7
Total Maintenance and Operation
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CAPITAL OUTLAY
Office Equipment . . 18Cl
Law Books 18C4
Total Capital Outlay
GR.AND TOT AL. . _ .
Approved by T. A. Twitchell,
Supervisor, Fifth District
Account
$ 33,379.99
$
$ 600.00
150.00
100.00
50.00
500.00
200.00
200.00
50.00
2,950.00
2,000.00
$ 6,800.00
$ 200.00
600.00
$ 800.00
$ 40,979.99
$ 37,425.00
$ 37,425.00
$ 1,100.00
$
$
$
170.00
150.00
500.00
100.00
300.00
50.00
5,100.00
2,000.00
9,470.00
50.00
600.00
650.00
$ 47,545.00
$ 44,018.00
$ 44,018.00
$ 1,100.00
$
$
$
170.00
150.00
500.00
100.00
300.00
50.00
5,100.00
2,000.00
9,470.00
50.00
600.00
650.00
$ 54,138.00
Salary
General
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Gen eral
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Anticipated lncrease
by State
Legislature to
$7250 per annum
Increased crime
Convention in
Sta. Barb.
Auto growing
older
Submitted by David S. Licker,
District Attorney
19 District Attorney Santa Maria
GENERAL GOVERNMENT-LAW OFFICES
MA.INTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 19Bl
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
Express 19B2
Traveling Expense and Mileage 19B3
Repairs and Minor Replacements 19B22
Criminal Expense 19B46
Total Maintenance and Operation
. .
GRAND TOT A.L . .
Approved by T. A. Twitchell,
Supervisor, Fifth District
$ 300.00
20.00
50.00
50.00
150.00
$ 570.00
' 570.00
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General
Included in Acct. 18 Above
Submitted by David S. Licker,
District Attorney
DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPO' SED EXPENDITURES Page Twenty-nine
EXPENDITURES -0 Total Actual Allotoed b11 E.rplana.Uon
CLASSl1'lCATlON .0 Name
i: and Estimated Requuted Board of of Fund of Requested
;: Current Year Ending Supe-rvbors Increase
f'2 YearEndtng June30, 1M8 Year End.ing
June 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
Aceount
26 Surveyor
GENERAL GOVERNMENT-GENERA.L EXECUTIVE OFFICES
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries Al
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 2681
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
Express . . . . 2682
Traveling Expense and Mileage 2683
Convention Expense 2684
Materials and Supplies 2686
Office Supplies 2688
Repairs and Minor Replacements 26822
Replacement of Equipment 26823
Service and Expense 26825
One Calculating Machine . .
Total Maintenance and Operati
on . .
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Office Equipment 26Cl
Total Capital Outlay . .
GRAND TOTAL . .
Approved by C. W. Bradbury,
Chairman Board of Supervisors
$ 16,160.77
$ 16,160.77
$ 150.00
25.00
450.00
50.00
1,100.00
100.00
340.00
300.00
260.00
$ 2,775.00
$ 250.00
$ 250.00
$ 19,185.77
$ 24,336.00
$ 24,336.00
$ 200.00
50.00
500.00
50.00
2,300.00
200.00
880.00
450.00
285.00
600.00
$ 5,515.00
$ 1,150.00
$ 1,150.00
$ 31,001.00
$ 26,520.00
$ 26,520.00
$ 200.00
50.00
500.00
50.00
2,300.00
200.00
880.00
450.00
285.00
$ 4,915.00
$ 1,750.00
$ 1,750.00
$ 33,185.00
Salary
General
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Lost two previous
operators
due to low pay
Need badly due
to increase in
work. Must be
qualified engineer
26-B-l Needed
because of multiple
'phone system-
3 field
crews and Building
inspector
Deputies 'phoning
in
Needed for new
folders for Assessor
map files,
materials for
field parties.
Purchase of
blue print paper
and cloth-also
monuments.
3 tubes for
OzaUd machi.ne
during year$
180 each-total
$540
Need transit repairs
and auto
maintenance
Calculating and
addlng machine
insurance; repairs
M.a terials needed
for operating
P hotostat for
Recorder
Includes
Calculating
Machine requested
in
M.aint. & Operation.
Submitted by Francis E. Evans,
County Surveyor
Page Thirty DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
! EXPENDITURES -0 .: Total Actual A llot.oed b11 ~la nation CLASSIFICATIOt\ ;-! and Estimated Requested Boardol Name o/Requuted ;:a CurTent Year Endtng Su~ 01 Fund Increase II) Year Endlng June 30, 1948 Year Endlng
I June 30, 1947 . June 30, 1948
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28 Planning and Public Works
GENERAL GOVERNMENT-GENERAL EXECUTIVE OFFICES
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries . . $ 24,528.01
Regular Salaries 28Al
Labor (Engineering Aides) 28A4 1,000.00
Labor (Engineering Aides) 28A60
Total Salaries and Wages . . $ 25,528.01
l\tAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 2881 $ 250.00
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
Express 288 2
Traveling Expense and Mileage 2883
Materials and Supplies 2886
Office Supplies 2888
Repairs and Minor Replaceme.nts 28822
Service and Expense 288 25
Legal Advertising and Publications
. . 288 27
Total Maintenance and Operatic
rl
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Office Equipment 28Cl
Automobiles ~~t:?
Total Capital Outlay
GR~ TOTAL
Approved by T. A. Twitchell,
Supervisor, Fifth District
100.00
600.00
700.00
300.00
300.00
150.00
500.00
$ 2,900.00
$ 300.00
1,657.26
$ 1,957.26
$ 30,385.27
$ 32,788.00
1,000.00
$ 33,788.00
$ 300.00
100.00
650.00
400.00
350.00
300.00
300.00
1,000.00
$ 3,400.00
$ 400.00
1,600.00
$ 2,000.00
$ 39,188.00
33,720.00
1,000.00
$ 34,720.00
$ 300.00
$
$
100.00
650.00
400.00
350.00
300.00
300.00
1,000.00
3,400.00
400.00
1,600.00
2,000.00
$ 40,120.00
General
Salary
General
Salary
General
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Submitted by Richard S. Whitehead,
Public Works Director
DEP.ARTMENTAL sunaET OP 'PROPOSED EXPENDITURES Page Thirty-one
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. '. Cun'~ . I t'I'' . Cl) ' v ear Emling JVM30, 1.M8 . Year Ending ' . ,: ( . . : ' t .1ne 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
I ,
County. Pci;ehasirig Agent and Statistician
GENERAL GOVERNMENT-GENERAL EXECUTIVE OFFICES
.
. . e~lanation
''Of Requested
Increase
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SALARIES and WA~ES ~ .
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Regular Salaries , . , . 30Al $ 19,792.17
Regular Salaries . : . '' . A - .- ;. . . .
Extra Help _ _. 1,250,90
$ 23,016.00
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General - ,
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. . , 23,880.00
1,250.00
Extra Help 30A4
Total Salaries and,-Wages : ,.:~.
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' $ 21,042.17 . $ 24,266.00 $.25,130.90 """~ : . : . :; ., .; ' , ,:,., . . ) .
MAINTENANCE and OPER.l\TlON .
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Postage, Freight, Cartage, and
Express ., 3082
I 1,. . Traveling Expense and Mileage 3083 .
Office Supplies . , 30~
Stock Supplies ., '.v , . . 30Sl~
Repairs and Minor Replacements 30822
Servi~ and E~pense , . 30825 , -T""1
Total Maintenan.oe ~n9 Opera-
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$ '\,150.00
' .450.00
75.00
300.00
250.00
00.00
40.00
.
$ . 150.00
350.00
75.00
. .300.00
250.00
90.00
40.00
ti9n $ 1,355.00 _$ 1,255.00
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CAPITAL OUTLAY
Office Equipment 30c1
Automobiles :. . - : 30C2
Total Capital Outlay . .
GRAND TOTAL . . . . . . . -
Approved by C. W. Bradbury, . .
Chairman Board of Super~~~rs
$
. $ 1,400.0Q
$ 1,400.00
$ 23,?97.17
450.00
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$ 450.00
$ 25,971.00
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$ 150.0P, . ~e11eral : ;:;. :~ . . : :
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; : I 350.QO: .:
75.00
300.00
250.00
90.00
40.00
$ 1,255.00
$ 450.00
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$ 450.00
$ 26,835.00
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Purchasing :Agent and' Statistician
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GENERAL.GOVERNMENT-GENERAL EXECUTIVE OFFICES . ' u .
SA.LARIES and WAGES
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Regular Salaries . . ,
. Regular Salaries , ,. 31Al
Extra Help . .
Extra Help 31A4
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Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPE.RATION
Telephone and Telegraph 31Bl
Motor Vehicle Supplies 31B9
Repairs and Minor Replacements 31B22
Total Maintenance and Operati
IJ. . .
G~AND TOTAL . .
Approved by Paul E. Stewart,
Supervisor, Second District
$ 2,587.50
160.00
2,400.00
$ 5,147.50
$ 60.00
5,000.00
750.00
$ 5,810.00
$ 10,957.50
$ 2,700.00
160.00
2,400.00
$ 5,260.00
$ 60.00
6,800.00
750.00
7,610.00
$ 12,870.00
5,100.00
160.00
2,400.00
$ 7,660.00
$ 60.00
6,800.00
750.00
7,610.00
$ 15,270.00
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Salary
General
Salary
General
Salary
Gen eral
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Submitted by J. P. Mccaughey,
Superintendent, Co. Garage, S. B.
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Page Thirty-two DEPARTMENTA.L BUDOBT OP PBOPOSBD BXPBNDITUW
l:XPBNDlTURBS - CLA8SD'lCAT'ION
,g Total Actu41 A llo\Oed btl Na ~
' e cmd~ed ReQt<ed Board of of Rsqueded
;a c.rrc Yeat' ~llO ""~
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GBNDAL GOVEBNMENT-GENERAL EXECUTIVE OFl'ICES
SALARIES and WAGES
Labor (Mechanics) . .
Labor (Mechanics) 32AM
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE aad OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 3181
Materials and Supplies 3286
Motor Vehicle Supplies 3289
Repairs, and Minor Replacements 31812
Replacement of Equipment. . 32813
Heat, Light, Power and Water 32826
Total Maintenance and Operati
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Aceoant
$ 5,000.00
$ 5,000.00
$ 75.00
300.00
3,000.00
3,000.00
200.00
525.00
$ 7,100.00
$ 12,100.00
$ 5,000.00
$ 5,000.00
$ 75.00
300.00
3,000.00
3,000.00
200.00
525.00
$ 7,100.00
12,100.00
$
5,000.00
$ 5,000.00
$ 75.00
300.00
4,000.00
3,000.00
200.00
525.00
$' 8,100.00
13,100.00
General
Salary
Gen eral
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Submitted by T. A. Twitchell,
Supervisor, Fifth District
33 County Garage Lompoc
GENERAL GOVERNMENT-GENERAL EXECUTIVE Ol'FICES
SALARIES and WAGES
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Total Salaries and Waeea . . $ 825.00
MAINTENANCE uul OPERATION
Motor Vehicle Supplies S3B9 $ 900.00
Total Maintenance and Operati
on $ 900.00
GRAND TOTAL $ 1,725.00
1,000.00
$ 1,000.00
$ 1,000.00
$ 1,000.00
$ 2,000.00
1,000.00
General
Salary
i 1,000.00
$
$
$
1,200.00 General
1,200.00
2,200.00
Submitted by R. B. McClellan,
Supervisor, Fourth District
DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
E XPENDIT URES -0 Total Actual Allo10ed b11
CLASSIFI CATION "i:' alid Estimated Requested Boardo/ ;:,. Current Year Ending Supervisors
"2 Year Ending June 30, 1948 Year Ending
June 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
Account
35 Primary Elections
GENERAL GOVERNMENT-ELECTIONS
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries Election
Officers $
Extra Help . .
Extra Help 35A4
Total Salaries and Wages $
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
Express 3582 $
Materials and Supplies 358 6
Repairs and Minor Replacements 35B22
Service and Expense 35825
Rent of P olling Places 35828
Election Officers . . 35B49
Total Maintenance and Opera- $
ti on . .
GR~ TOTJ\.~. . $
$ 9,916.00 $
2,400.00
2,400.00
$ 12,316.00 $ 2,400.00
$ 800.00 $ 800.00
14,000.00 14,000.00
150.00 150.00
200.00 200.00
1,608.00 1,608.00
9,916.00
16,758.00 26,674.00
29,074.00 29,074.00
Page Thirty--three
Explanation
Name o/ Requested of Fund l ncTease
Inspectors 14.00
General others 12.00. 134
Precincts
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Salary
General
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J\.pproved by C. W. Bradbury, Submitted by J . E. Lewis,
Chairman Board of Supervisors
Account
36 General Elections
GENERAL GOVERNMENT-ELECTIONS
SALARIES and WAGES
Election Officers . .
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
Express 36B2
Materials and Supplies 3686
Repairs and Minor Replacements 36822
Service and Expense 36825
Rent of Polling Places 36828
Total Maintenance and Oper ati
Il . : . .
GRAND TOT AL _ .
J\.pproved by C. W. Bradbury,
Chairman Board of Supervisors
$ 9,900.44 .
$ 9,900.00
$ 750.00
9,500.00
85.00
75.00
950.00
$ 11,360.00
$ 21,260.00
County Clerk
General
General
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County Clerk
Page Thirty-four DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
EXPENDITURES -0 .0 Total Actual Allowed bu Name Explanation CLASSIFICATION E and Estim4ted Requested BoaTd of Of Fund of Requested
;,. Current Year Ending Supenrlsors I ncrease
Cl) Year EnUng June 30, 1948 Year Ending
June 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
Account
37 Special Elections
GENERAL GOVERNI\IENT-ELECTIONS
SALARIES and WAGES
Extra Help .
Extra Help 37 A44
Total Salaries and Wages
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
Express 37B2
Materials and Supplies 37B6
Rent of Polling Places 37B28
Election Officers 37B49
Total Maintenance and Operati
on . .
G RA.ND TOT AL . .
Approved by C. W. Bradbury,
Chairman Board of Supervisors
Account
38
$
$ 1,150.00
$ 200.00
1,200.00
50.00
$ 1,450.00
$ 2,600.00
$ 4,000.00
$ 4,000.00
$ 300.00
5,000.00
1,000.00
6,300.00
$ 6,300.00
$ 10,300.00
Registration
$
$
$
$
General
1,000.00 Salary
1,000.00
300.00 General
4,030.00 "
1,000.00 "
2,220.00 "
7,550.00
8,550.00
Submitted by J. E. Lewis,
County Clerk
GENERAL GOVERNMENT-ELECTIONS
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries . . 38Al
Extra Help . .
Extra Help . .
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
$
2,000.00
700.00
$ 2,700.00
Express 38B2 $ 50.00
700.00
55.00
Materials and Supplies 38B6
Service and Expense 38B 25
Total Maintenance and Operati
on .
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Office Equipment 38Cl
Total Capital Outlay . .
:;ItA.ND ~:~~ . .
Approved by C. W. Bradbury,
Supervisor, First District
$ 805.00
$ 3,437.00
$ 3,437.00
$ 6,942.00
$ 2,400.00
2,000.00
1,500.00
$ 5,900.00
$ 125.00
1,200.00
100.00
$ 1,425.00
$ 600.00
$ 600.00
$ 7,925.00
$
3,500.00
$ 3,500.00
$ 125.00
1,200.00
100.00
$ 1,425.00
$ 600.00
$ 600.00
$ 5,525.00
Salary
General
Salary
General
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Submitted by J.E. Lewis,
County Clerk
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DEPARTMENTA.L BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
CLASSIFICATION
Account
39
EXPENDITURES -0 Total Actuai Allowed bu .0
i: and Estimated Requested Board of
;:. CuT!'ent Year Ending Su~s
C'2 Year Ending June 30, 1948 Year Ending
June 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
Eletion Expense Supervisors
GENERAL GOVERNMENT-ELECTIONS
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Miscellaneous Expense, General
Elections 39B52 $ 25.97 $ $
Miscellaneous Expense, Primary
Election 39B53 250.00 250.00
Total Maintenance and Operati
on . . $ 25.97 $ 250.00 $ 250.00
al
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Election Equipment 39C7 $ 33.72 $ 300.00 $ 300.00
Total Capital Outlay $ 33.72 $ 300.00 $ 300.00
GRAND TOTAL $ 59.69 $ 550.00 $ 550.00
Page Thirty-five
Name Explanation
of Fund of R.equested
Increase
General
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General
Approved by C. W. Bradbury,
Supervisor, First District
Submitted by J. E. Lewis,
County Clerk
Page Thirty-six DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
EXPENDITURES -0 Total Actual Allowed bl/ Explanation
CLASSIFICATION . Name
E and Estimated Requested Board of of Requested
. Cun"ent Year Ending Supcrol.so1"s of Fund Increase
fl) Year Ending June 30, 1948 Y ear Ending
June 30, llK7 June 30, ll!,48
Account
40 Superior Court
GENERAL GOVERNMENT-JUDICIAL OFFICES
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries . .
Regular Salaries 40Al
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 40Bl
P ostage, Freight, Cartage and
Express . . 4082
Traveling Expense and Mileage 40B3
Office Supplies 40B8
Repairs and Minor Replacements 40B22
Replacement of Equipment 40823
Service and Expense 40B25
Trial Jurors' Fees, Mileage and
Expense 40B35
Reporting and Transcribing 40835
WitneSll Fees, Mileage and Exp~
e ~~~'1
Interpreting 40B39
Traveling Expense, Santa Maria
CCll.ll"'t - ~()~
Expenses Visiting J udges 40B109
Total Maintenance and Opera-
'tiell -
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Office Equipment 40Cl
Law Books 40C4
Total Capital Outlay
GRAND TOTAL . .
Approved by T. A. Twitchell,
Supervisor, Fifth District
$ 1,400.00
9,000.00
$ 10,400.00
$ 700.00
250.00
400.00
750.00
350.00
250.00
200.00
3,500.00
7,500.00
1,300.00
100.00
1,350.00
$ 16,650.00
$ 100.00
800.00
$ 900.00
$ 27,950.00
$ 9,000.00
$ 4,260.00
$ 13,260.00
$ 770.00
275.00
440.00
825.00
385.00
275.00
220.00
10,000.00
8,250.00
2,000.00
110.00
1,500.00
$ 25,050.00
$ 110.00
880.00
$ 990.00
$ 39,300.00
$
$ 15,800.00
$ 15,800.00
$ 770.00
275.00
440.00
825.00
385.00
275.00
220.00
10,000.00
8,250.00
2,000.00
110.00
1,500.00
500.00
$ 25,550.00
$ 110.00
880.00
$ 990.00
$ 42,340.00
General
Salary
General
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Increase due to
change to drawn
juries
Submitted by Ernest D. Wagner, Atwell Westwick,
J udges, Superior Court
I
DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
EXPENDITURES
- -0
.0 Total Actual Allowed bl/ CLASSIFICATION ~ and Estimated ReQ;U;ested Board of Current Year Ending Supervtlora
fl)
Year Ending June 30, 1948 Year Ending
June 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
Account
41 Justice Court First Township
GENERAL GOVERNMENT-4UDICIAL OFFICES
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries . . 41Al
Total Salaries and Wages . .
M.AINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 41Bl
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
Express . . . 41B2
Office Supplies 41B8
Total Maintenance and Operati
on . .
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Office Equipment 41Cl
Law Books 41C4
Total Capital Outlay
GRAND TOTAL
$ 2,035.00
$ 2,035.00
$ 100.00
125.00
100.00
$ 325.00
$ 400.00
$ 400.00
$ 2,760.00
$ 2,124.00
$ 2,124.00
$ 100.00
125.00
100.00
$ 325.00
$ 75.00
30.00
$ 105.00
$ 2,554.00
$ 2,460.00
$ 2,460.00
$ 100.00
125.00
100.00
$ 325.00
$
$
$
400.00
30.00
430.00
3,215.00
Page Thirty-seven
Name Erpl an ation
of Fund of Requested
Increase
Salary
General
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Approved by T. A. Twitchell,
Supervisor, Fifth District
Submitted by J. A. Wullbrandt,
Justice of the Peace, First Township
Account
42 Justice Court Second Township
GENERAL GOVERNMENT- J UDICIAL OFFICES
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries 42Al
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 42Bl
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
Express 42B2
Office Supplies 42B8
Service and Expense 42825
Total Maintenance and Operatioll
. .
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Law Boo~ 4'2C4
Equipment -
Total Capital Outlay . .
GRAND TOTA1: . .
Approved by T. A. Twitchell,
Supervisor, Fifth District
$ 5,601.25
$ 5,601.25
$ 150.00
300.00
400.00
30.00
$ 880.00
$ 250.00
$ 250.00
$ 6,731.25
$ 5,778.00
$ 5,778.00
$
$
150.00
300.00
450.00
30.00
930.00
300.00
180.00
$ 480.00
$ 7,188.00
$ 6,780.00
$ 6,780.00
$
$
150.00
300.00
450.00
30.00
930.00
300.00
180.00
$ 480.00
$ 8,190.00
Salary
General
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Cncrease in cost
:1f supplies
Cncrease in cost
of books
2 steel filing
cabinets neces-
3al'y for accruing
files
Submitted by William M. Quinn,
Justice of the Peace, Second Township
Page Thirty-eight DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
EXPENDITURES
0 Total Actual Allowed b11 CLASSlFICATION .0 Name Explanation i: and Estimated Requested Board of of Fund of Requested
;:,. CurTent Year Endtng Supervisor Increase ti) Year Endtng June 30, 1948 Year End.Ing
l-.30, 1947 June 30, 1948
Account
43 Justice Court Third Township
GENERAL GOVERNMENT-JUDICIAL OFFICES
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries 43Al
Total Salaries and Wages . .
r
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 4381
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
:E:c1l'~~ ~!JB~
Office Supplies 4388
Replacement of Equipment 43823
Heat, Light, Power and Water 43826
Rent . ,. . 43828
Total Maintenance and Operatie
ll
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Office Equipment 43Cl
Law Books ---- 43C4
Total Capital Outlay . .
c:;~ 'J:":~ J\.I:., . .
Approved by T. A. Twitchell,
Supervisor, Fifth District
Account
$ 1,849.50
$ 1,849.50
$ 40.00
40.00
50.00
70.00
360.00
$ 560.00
$
50.00
$ 50.00
$ 2,459.50
$ 1,932.00
$ 1,932.00
$ 40.00
40.00
70.00
70.00
360.00
$ 580.00
250.00
50.00
$ 300.00
$ 2,812.00
0 2,220.00
$ 2,220.00
$ 40.00
40.00
70.00
70.00
360.00
$ 580.00
$ 250.00
50.00
$ 300.00
$ 3,100.00
Salary
General
Ge.n. eral
2 dockets needed
New desk and
typewriter
needed
Submitted by W. T. I.iJJard,
Justice of the Peace, Third Township
44 Justice Court Fourth Township
GENERAL GOVERNMENT-JUDICIA.L OFFICES
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries 44Al
Total Salaries and Wages
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 4481
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
Express ~~
Rent . ~~
Total Maintenance and Operati
Il
G~ TOTAL
Approved by T. A Twitchell,
Supervisor, Fifth District
$ 618.00
$ 618.00
li'i~
~ 27.00
2.51
60.00
$ 89.51
$ 707.51
$ 648.00
$ 648.00
$ 27.00
2.51
60.00
$ 89.51
$ 737.51
$ 720.00 Salary
$ 720.00
$ 30.00 General
5.00 "
60.00 "
$ 95.00
$ 815.00
Submitted by J. B. Wilhoit,
Justice of the Peace, Fourth Township
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EXPENDITURES -0 Tot4L Actual Allotoed bl/ E%Pla114tion
CLASSIFICATTON /: Name E and Estimated Requested Board of of Requested
;:, Cu1'Tent Year Endtng Supen1ts0TS of Fund I nCTease
ti) Year Ending June 30, 1948 Year Ending
June 30, 1947 June30, 1~
Account
45 Justice Court Fifth Township
GENERAL GOVERNMENT-JUDICIAL OFFICES
SALARIES and WAGES $ 1,856.50 $ 1,932.00 $ 2,220.00 Salary
Regular Salaries 45Al $ $ 1,932.00 $ 2,220.00 Salary
Total Salaries and Wages $ 1,856.50 $ 1,932.00 $ 2,220.00
- 1.1 ' . .t MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 45Bl $ 40.00 $ 50.00 $ 50.00 General
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
Express 4!11~ 15.00 25.00 25.00 "
Office Supplies 45B8 50.00 35.00 50.00 "
Total Ma intenance and Operati
on . $ 105.00 $ 110.00 $ 125.00
GR~ TOTAl'. $ 1,961.50 $ 2,042.00 $ 2,345.00
Approved by T. A. Twitchell,
Supervisor, Fifth District
Submitted by H. T. Reed,
Justice of the Peace, Fifth Township
Account
48 Justice Court Eighth Township
GENERAL GOVERNMENT-JUDICIAL OFFICES
SALARIES and \'V AGES
Regular Salaries 48Al
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 48Bl
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
Express . . 48B2
Office Supplies 4883
Heat, l'.ight, Power and Water 48826
Rent 48B28
Total Maintenance and Operati
tl
CAPITAL OUTLAY
J:,aw l:loo~ 48C4
Total Capital Outlay
GR~ TOTAJ:,
Approved by T. A. Twitchell,
Supervisor, Fifth District
$ 3,708.00
$ 3,708.00 A . .1 --
$ 50.00
50.00
50.00
100.00
720.00
$ 970.00
$
$
$ 4,678.00
$ 3,852.00
$ 3852.00
$ 50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
720.00
$ 920.00
$ 25.00
$ 25.00
$ 4,797.00
$ 4,140.00
$ 4,140.00
$ 50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
720.00
$ 920.00
$ 25.00
$ 25.00
$ 5,085.00
Salary
General
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Submitted by Marion A. Smith,
Justice of the Peace, Eighth Township
Page Forty DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
EXPENDI TUR ES -0 T otal Actual Allowed b11 E:cplanation
CLASSIFICATION I: i: and Estimated Requested Board of Name of Requested ;. Current Year EndJng Superviaors Of Fund Increase
t'l Year Ending June 30, 1948 Year Endlng
June 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
Account
49 Justice Court Ninth Township
GENERAL GOVERNMENT-1UDICIAL OFFICES
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries 49Al
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 49Bl
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
Express . . 49B2
Total Maintenance and Operati
Il . .
GRAND TOT AL . .
Approved by T. A. Twitchell,
Supervisor, Fifth District
Account
51
$ 1,002.02 $ 1,500.00
$ 1,002.02 $ 1,500.00
$ 41.25 $ 41.25
$ 41.25 $ 41.25
$ 1,043.27 $ 1,541.25
Justice Courts
$ 1,500.00 Salary
$ 1,500.00
$ 50.00 General
20.00 "
$ 70.00
$ 1,570.00
Submitted by William J. Hayes,
Justice of the Peace, Ninth Township
GENERAL GOVERNMENT-1UDICIAL OFFICES
l\tAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Convention Expense - 5184
Trial Juror Fees, Mileage and
Expe.nse .'" '. 51835
Reporting and Transcribing 51B36
Witness Fees, Mileage and Expense
51B3'7
Interpreting 51839
Total Maintenance and Oper a-
'tiIl . .
GRAND TOTAL . .
$ 50.00
250.00
1,500.00
250.00
100.00
$ 2,150.00
$ 2,150.00
$ 50.00
250.00
1,500.00
250.00
100.00
$ 2,150.00
$ 2,150.00
$ 50.00
250.00
1,500.00
250.00
100.00
$ 2,150.00
$ 2,150.00
General
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Supervisor, Fifth District
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EXPENDITURES -0 Total Actual Allowed bl/ Name Exp!ana.tion
CLASSIFICATION ."-t:l and Esttmated Requested BoaTdof of Requested . Current Year Endtng Supervtsora of Fund Increase
112 Year EndtTID June 30, l&tS Year Endtng
June 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
Account
52 Law Library
GENERA.L GOVERNMENT-JUDICIAL OFFICES
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries 52Al $ 120.00 $ 120.00 $ 120.00 Law Library
Total Salaries and Wages . . $ 120.00 $ 120.00 $ 120.00
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Service and Expense 52B25 $ 200.00 $ 200.00 $ 200.00 Law Library
Total Maintenance and Operatie
ll .
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Law :Eloolci; 52C~
Office Equipment 52Cl
Total Capital Outlay . .
GRAND TOT AL . .
Approved by T. A. Twitchell,
Supervisor, Fifth District
Account
53
$ 200.00
$ 1,825.00
175.00
$ 2,000.00
$ 2,320.00
$ 200.00
$ 2,000.00
175.00
$ 2,175.00
$ 2,495.00
$ 200.00
$ 2,000.00
175.00
$ 2,175.00
$ 2,495.00
Law Library
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Submitted by Ernest D. Wagner, Atwell Westwick,
Judges, Superior Court
Police Courts
GENERAL GOVERNMENT-JUDICIAL OFFICES
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Trial Juror Fees, Mileage and
Expense !;~~ $
Repor ting and Transcribing 53835
Witness Fees, Mileage and Expense
l):JJl:J'7
Total Maintenance and Operati
on $
GRAND TOTAL $
50.00 $ 50.00 $
1,000.00 1,000.00 $
150.00 150.00
1,200.00 $ 1,200.00 $
1,200.00 $ 1,200.00 $
50.00 General
1,000.00 "
150.00 "
1,200.00 General
1,200.00
Submitted by T. A. Twitchell,
Supervisor, Fifth District
Page Forty-two DEPARTl\C,}!NTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
EXPENDITURES -0 Total Actual Allowed 111 E:cplanation CLASSIFICATION .0 punJfO IE and E8timated Requested Board of o/Requuted
;:,. Current Year Ending SupervisOT8 3t.UD,N lncrea8e
"' Year Endtng June 30, 1JM8 Year EncUng
June 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
Account
54 Grand Jury
GENERAL GOVERNMENT-JUDICIAL OFFICES
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION .ll_:i t
Grand Juror Fees, Mileage and
Expense . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5488
Total Maintenance and Operati
on . .
GRAND TOT AL . .
Approved by T. A. Twitchell,
Supervisor, Fifth District
Account
$ 1,200.00
$ 1,200.00
$ 1,200.00
$ 1,200.00 $ 1,200.00 General
$ 1,200.00 $ 1,200.00
$ 1,200.00 $ 1,200.00
Submitted by Ernest D. Wagner, Atwell Westwick,
Judges, Superior Court
55 Court House
GENERAL GOVERNMENT-GENERAL GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries . .
Regular Salaries 55Al
Total Salaries and Wages . .
~1AINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 5581
Materials and Supplies 5586
Cleaning and Disinfecting 55814
Repairs and Minor Replacements 55B22
. Service and Expense 55825
Heat, Light, Power and Water 55826
Total Maintenance and Operati
on . .
GRA.ND TOTAL . .
$ 13,120.00
$ 13,120.00
$ 45.00
900.00
800.00
500.00
300.00
8,500.00
$ 11,045.00
$ 24,165.00
$ 14,102.00
$ 14,102.00
$ 45.00
1,100.00
900.00
600.00
300.00
9,500.00
$ 12,445.00
$ 26,547.00
$
16,680.00
$ 16,680.00
$ 45.00
1,100.00
900.00
600.00
300.00
9,500.00
$ 12,445.00
$ 29,125.00
General
Salary
General
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Supervisor, Second District
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EXPENDITURES -0 Total Actual Allowed b11 Explanation
CLASSIFICATION .e and Estimated Requested Board of Name of Requested
.= Current Year Ending Superolsors of Fund Increa.se Year Ending June 30, 1948 Year Ending
June 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
Account
56 Court House Grounds
GENERAL GOVERNMENT-GENERAL GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries 56Al
Total Salaries and Wage.s
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Garden Supplies 56818
Repairs and Minor Replacements 56822
Replacement of Equipment. . 56B23
Service and Expense 56825
Heat, Light, Power and Water 56826
Total Maintenance and Operati
on . ., .
GR~ TOTAL
Approved by Paul E. Stewart,
Supervisor, Second District
Account
$ 2,339.00
$ 2,339.00
$ 450.00
50.00
550.00
450.00
$ 1,500.00
$ 3,839.00
$ 2,436.00 $
$ 2,436.00 $
$ 550.00 $
150.00
200.00
150.00
450.00
$ 1,500.00 $
$ 3,936.00 $
2,700.00 Salary
2,700.00
550.00 General
150.00 "
200.00 "
150.00
450.00 "
1,500.00
4,200.00
Submitted by Otto Niedermuller,
Officer in Charge of Prisoners
57 County Buildings Second District
GENERAL GOVERNMENT-GENERAL GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS
SALARIES and WAGES
Labor $ 1,000.00
Labor 57 AGO
Total Salaries and Wages. $ 1,000.00
1'1AINTENANCE and OPERATION
Materials and Supplies - 5786
Repairs and Minor Replacements 57822
Replacement of Equipment 57823
Rent, Buildings 57B28
Total Maintenance and Opera-
'tietl -----
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Office Equipment - 57Cl
Furniture and Furnishings 57C15
Purchase of Land - 57C59
CAPITAL OUTLAY
GR~ TOTAL . .
$ 1,000,00
29,700.00
$ 2,000.00
1,500.00
$ 34,200.00
$ 1,000.00
500.00
15,000.00
$ 51,700.00
$ 3,000.00
$ 3,000.00
$ 1,000.00
1,000.00
$ 44.,000.00
1,000.00
$ 47,000.00
$ 1,000.00
500.00
1,500.00
$ 51,500.00
$
3,000.00
$ 3,000.00
$ 1,000.00
1,000.00
$ 44,000.00
1,000.00
$ 47,000.00
$ 1,000.00
500.00
1,500.00
$ 51,500.00
General
Salary
General
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Submitted by Paul E. Stewart,
Supervisor, Second District
Page Forty-four DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
EXPENDI TURES -0 . Totctl Actual Allowed bv E;rplanation CLASSIFICATION I-: and Estimated Requested Board of Name of Requested ;:, Current Year Ending Supervisor of Fund Increase
II) Year Ending June 30, 1948 Y ear Ending
June 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
Account
58 Santa Maria Offices
GENERAL GOVERNMENT-BUR.DINGS
SALARIES and \VAGES
~CllCl'"
Labor 58A60
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 58Bl
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
Express . . 58B2
Materials and Supplies 58B6
Office Supplies 5888
Repairs and Minor Replacements 58B22
Replacement of Equipment. . 58B23
Repairs, Building - 58B24
Service and Expense 58B25
Heat, Light, Power and Water 58B26
Reilts 58828
Total Maintenance and Operati().
Il . .
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Ofii~ Equipment 58Cl
Furniture and Furnishings 58C15
Total Capital Outlay . .
GRAND TOT AL .
$ 1,227.50
$ 1,227.50
$ 300.00
150.00
100.00
200.00
175.00
100.00
150.00
150.00
1,000.00
3,000.00
$ 5,325.00
275.00
100.00
$ 375.00
$ 6,927.50
$ 1,375.00
$ 1,375.00
$ 300.00
150.00
100.00
200.00
175.00
100.00
150.00
150.00
1,000.00
3,600.00
$ 5,925.00
275.00
100.00
$ 375.00
$ 7,675.00
$ 500.00
$ 500.00
$ 300.00
150.00
100.00
200.00
175.00
100.00
1,100.00
150.00
1,000.00
3,900.00
$ 7,175.00
275.00
100.00
$ 375.00
$ 8,050.00
General
Salary
General
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General
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Due to increase
in salaries
Increase due to
new lease terms
Submitted by T. A. Twtchell,
Supervisor, Fifth District
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DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDIT URES Page Forty-five
EXPEN D ITURES -0 Total Actual Allowed bu Explanation
CLASSIFICATION .0 i: and Esmated Requested Board of Name of Requested Current Supervisors of Fund Increase "' . Year Ending Year Ending June 30, 1948 Year Ending
June 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
Account
60 Sheriff and Coroner, Peace Officers and Jails
PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries 60Al
Extra Help 60A4
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 6081
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
Express . . 6082
Traveling Expense and Mileage 6083
Convention Expense 6084
Mate rials and Supplies 6086
Office Supplies 6088
Motor Vehicle Supplies 6089
Repairs and Minor Replacements 60822
Service and Expense 60825
Reporting and Transcribing 60836
Criminal Expense 60846
Radio Service 60855
Service Autopsy Surgeon 60862
Total Maintenance and Operat-
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CAPITAL OUTLAY
Automobiles 60C2
Radio Equipment 60C42
Total Capital Outlay . .
GRAND TOT AL . . -
Approved by P aul E. Stewart,
Supervisor, Second District
$ 64,944.00
$
$ 64,944.00
$ 1,200.00
150.00
1,200.00
50.00
600.00
400.00
1,000.00
2,400.00
315.00
1,500.00
$ 8,815.00
$ 5,700.00
1,000.00
$ 6,700.00
$ 80,459.00
$ 72,920.00
$ 600.00
$ 73,520.00
$ 1,200.00
180.00
1,200.00
100.00
600.00
400.00
1,200.00
2,400.00
15.00
100.00
1,500.00
1,500.00
1,600.00
$ 11,995.00
$ 5,500.00
1,000.00
6,500.00
92,015.00
$ 71,000.00
$ 600.00
$ .71,600.00
$ 1,200.00
250.00
2,400.00
100.00
600.00
400.00
1,200.00
2,400.00
100.00
100.00
1,500.00
1,500.00
$ 11,750.00
$ 5,500.00
1,000.00
6,500.00
89,850.00
Salary
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To bring up salary
to level o!
other counties
of similar class.
Also, added duties
of Coroner.
Sheriff and
Coroner
Coroner
Coroner
Note: Sheriff
and Coroner
budgets consolidated
Submitted by John D. Ross,
Sheriff and Coroner
Page Forty-six DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
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EXPENDIT U RES -c Total Actual Allowed b11 Explanation
CLASSIFICATION .:-0: and Estimated Requested Board of NaJru? of Requested ;, Current Y ea1' Ending Supervlaora of Fund Increll$e
c., Year Ending June 30, 1948 Year Endtng
June30, l!K7 June SO, 1948
Account
61 Constable First Township
PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY,-PEACE OFFICERS AND JAILS
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries 61Al
Total Salar ies and Wages
GRAND TOTAL
Approved by T. A. Twitchell,
Supervisor, Fifth District
Account
$ 900.00
$ 900.00
900.00
$ 900.00 $
$ 900.00 $
$ 900.00 $
1,080.00 Salary
1,080.00
1,080.00
Submitted by R. W. Morr is,
Constable, First Township
62 Constable Second Township
PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY,-PEACE OFFICERS AND JAILS
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries . . 62Al
Total Salaries and Wages . .
l\IAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Transportation of Prisoners 628 72
Total Maintenance and Operation
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GRAND TOTAL
Approved by T. A. Twitchell,
Supervisor, Fifth District
Account
$ 1,344.56
$ 1,344.56
$
$ 1,344.56
$ 1,500.00
$ 1,500.00
$ 100.00
$ 100.00
$ 1,600.00
$ 1,500.00 Salary
$ 1,500.00
$ 100.00 General
$ 100.00
$ 1,600.00
Submitted by John W. Gauld,
Constable, Second Township
63 Constable Third Township
PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY,-PEACE OFFICERS AND JAILS
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries 63Al
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone . . 6381
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
Express 6382
Traveling Expense 638 3
Office Supplies . .
Total Ma intenance and Oper at-
i()Il ---
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Office Equipment - .563Cl
Total Capital Outlay . .
GRAND TOT AL . .
Approved by T. A Twitchell,
Supervisor, Fifth District
$ 480.00
$ 480.00
$ 6.90
$ 6.90
$ 486.90
$
$
$
$
780.00
780.00
27.60
10.00
15.00
15.00
77.60
$50.00
50.00
$ 907.60
$
$
$
$
660.00
660.00
30.00 .
10.00
15.00
15.00
80.00
50.00
50.00
Salary
General
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Present salary
is inadequate
and not comparable
to other
Class B Courts
in County, also
due to the increased
cost of
living expenses
Used typewriter
. , .
$ 790.00
Submitted by L S. Austin,
Constable, Third Township
DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES Page Forty-seven
EXPENDITURES -0 Total Actual Allowed bl/ Explanation CLASSIFICATION .--0 and Estimated Reque.sted Board of Name of Requested - of Fund Current Year Ending Supervisors Increase ~ Year Ending June 30, 1948 Year Endtng
June 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
~
Account
64 Constable Fourth Township
PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY,-PEACE OFFICERS AND JAILS
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries . . 64Al $ 300.00 $ 300.00 $ 420.00 Salary
Total Salaries and Wages $ 300.00 $ 300.00 $ 420.00
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 64Bl $ 30.00 $ 30.00 $ 30.00 General
Traveling Expense and Mileage 6483 40.00 40.00 40.00 "
Total Maintenance and Operation
---- $ 70.00 70.00 70.00
GRAND TOTAL $ 370.00 $ 370.00 $ 490.00
Approved by T. A. Twitchell,
Supervisor, Fifth District
Submitted by B. B. Bumpass,
Constable, Fourth Township
Account
65 Constable Fifth Township
PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY,-PEACE OFFICERS AND JAILS
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries . .
Regular Salaries 65Al
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 6581
Traveling Expense and Mileage 6583
Total Maintenance and Operati
Il -- - --- -~--~
GRAND TOTAL . .
Approved by T. A. Twitchell,
Supervisor, Fifth District
Account
$ 20.00
$
1,200.00
1,220.00
20.00
50.00
$ 70.00
$ 1,290.00
$ 20.00
$
1,200.00
1,220.00
20.00
50.00
70.00
$ 1,290.00
$ 20.00
$
1,380.00
1,400.00
20.00
50.00
70.00
$ 1,470.00
Salary
Salary
General
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Submitted by Harry Howerton,
Constable, Fifth Township
68 Constable Eighth Township
PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY,-PEACE OFFICERS AND JAILS
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries 68Al
Total Salaries and Wages
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 6881
Total Maintenance and Operation
. .
GRAND TOTAL
Approved by T. A. Twitchell,
Supei;visor, Fifth District
$ 1,500.00
$ 1,500.00
$ 27.00
$ 27.00
$ 1,527.00
$ 1,500.00
$ 1,500.00
$ 27.00
$ 27.00
$ 1,527.00
$ 1,500.00 Salary
$ 1,500.00
$ 27.00 General
$ 27.00
$ 1,527.00
Submitted by Jerry H. Madsen,
Constable, Eighth Township
Page Forty-eight DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
EXPENDITURES -0 Total Actual A flowed bl/ E%Planation
CLASSIFICATION .0 Name
E and Estimated Requested Board of of Requested
;:o Current Year Ending SupervUcrs of Fund Increase
fl) Year Ending June 30, 1948 Year Ending
June 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
Account
69 Constable Ninth Township
PROTECTION TO PERSON AND P&OPERTY,-PEACE OFFICERS A.ND JAILS
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries 69Al
Total Salaries and Wages
GRAND TOTAL
Approved by T. A. Twitchell,
Supervisor, Fifth District
Account
70
$
$
$
300.00 $ 300.00
300.00 $ 300.00
300.00 $ 300.00
Constables
$
$
$
420.00 Salary
420.00
420.00
Submitted by R. F. Abernethy,
Constable, Ninth Township
PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY,-PEACE OFFICERS AND JAILS
l\IAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Convention Expense 7084 $ 50.00 $ 50.00 $
Total Maintenance and OperatiC
Il.
GRAND TOT AL . . $ 50.00 $ 50.00 $
50.00 General
50.00
50.00
Submitted by T. A. Twitchell,
Supervisor, Fifth District
County Jail Chain Gang
Account
71
PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY,-PEACE OFFICERS AND JAILS
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries 71Al
Regular Salaries 71Al
Total Salaries and Wages . .
GRAND TOTAL . .
$ 2,256.00
$ 1,909.50
$ 4,165.50
$ 4,165.50
$ 2,568.00
$ 1,992.00
$ 4,560.00
$ 4,560.00
$
$ 5,100.00
$ 5,100.00
$ 5,100.00
General
Salary
Submitted by Paul E. Stewart,
Supervisor, Second District
DEPART~fENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES Page Forty-nine
EXPENDI TURES -0 Allowed bl/ E.rpl4nation
CLASSIFICATION .0 Total Actual Reque.sted Name E and Estimated BoaTdO/ of Fund of Requested
;:. CuTTent YeaT Endlng Supertrl&ws Increase Cl)
YeaT Ending June30, UHB YeaT Ending
Jv.n.e 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
'
Account
72 Branch Jails
PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY,-PEACE OFFICERS AND JAILS
SALARIES and WAGES
Extra Help . . $ 200.00
Extra Help 72A4
Total Salaries and Wages . . $ 200.00
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Repairs and Minor Replacements 72B22 $ 100.00
Service and Expense 72B25
Heat, Light, Power and Water 72B26 175.00
Meals for Prisoners 72B41 700.00
$ 240.00
$ 240.00
$ 100.00
175.00
700.00
$
240.00
$ 240.00
$ 100.00
175.00
700.00
To ta l Maintenance and Opera- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
tiC)ll --- $ 975.00 $ 975.00 $ 975.00
GRAND TOTAL . . $ 1,175.00 $ 1,215.00 $ 1,215.00
General
Salary
General
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Submitted by Paul E. Stewart,
Supervisor, Second District
Account
73 County Jail
PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY,-PEACE OFFICERS AND JAILS
SALARIES and l'V AGES
Regular Salaries . A. 73Al
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Materials and Supplies 73B6
Food Supplies 7387
Laundry Service 73Bl2
Clothing and Linen Supplies 73Bl5
S ervice and Expense 73B25
Total Maintenance and Operatie
Il . .
GRAND TOTAL . .
Approved by Paul E. Stewart,
Supervisor, Second District
$ 14,688.00
$ 14,688.00
$ 120.00
10,400.00
700.00
900.00
25.00
$ 12,145.00
$ 26,833.00
$ 16,560.00
$ 16,560.00
$ 120.00
12,000.00
840.00
1,000.00
25.00
$ 13,985.00
$ 30,545.00
$ 16,020.00 Salary
$ 16,020.00
$ 120.00 General
12,000.00 "
840.00 "
1,000.00 "
25.00 "
$ 13,985.00
$ 30,005.00
Submitted by J ohn D. Ross,
Sheriff
Page Fifty DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
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EXPENDITURES -0 Total Actual Allowed bu Explanation CLASSIFICATION .0 pun,s Jo i: and Estimated Reque$id Board of ofRequmed
;:. CuTTent Year Ending Supervtsora 1'WDN Increase
~ Year Ending June 30, 1948 Year Ending
June 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
Account
74 Recorder
PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPER.TY-GENERAL PROTECTIVE SERVICES
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries 74A.1
Extra Help - 74A.4
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 74Bl
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
Express 7 4B2
Convention Expense 74B4
Office Supplies 7488
Repairs and Minor Replacements 74B22
Replacement of Equipment 74B23
Service and Expense 74B25
Total Maintenance and Operat:
iCIl
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Office Equipment - 74Cl
Total Capital Outlay . .
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.J\pproved by R. B. McClellan,
Supervisor, Fourth District
$ 13,630.51
18,869.49
$ 32,500.00
$ 42.50
1,275.00
27.50
3,000.00
79.75
750.00
200.00
$ 5,374.75
$ 350.00
$ 350.00
$ 38,224.75
$ 20,892.00
22,000.00
$ 42,892.00
$ 50.00
1,500.00
50.00
3,500.00
500.00
1,500.00
300.00
$ 7,400.00
$ 500.00
$ 500.00
$ 50,792.00
$ 35,400.00
7,500.00
$ 42,900.00
$ 50.00
1,500.00
50.00
3,500.00
500.00
1,500.00
350.00
$ 7,450.00
$ 500.00
$ 500.00
$ 50,850.00
Salary
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Submitted b.Y Yris Covarrubias,
Recorder
DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES Page Fifty-one
EXPENDITURES -0 CLASSIFICATION .-0 Total Actual Allowed bl/ Name E:cpl4nation : and Estimated YReaeqr uEensdteidng SuBpoearrvdis oofr s of Fund of Requested c;., Current Increase
Year Ending June 30, 1948 Year Ending
JUJUI 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
Account
75 Sealer of Weights and Measures
PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY-GENERAL PROTECTIVE SERVICES
SALA:RIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries 75Al $ 3,892.50
Labor 200.00
Labor 75A60
Total Salaries and Wages . . $ 4,092.50
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 7581 $ 100.00
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
Express 758 2
Traveling Expense and Mileage 758 3
Convention Expense 75B4
Materials and Supplies 7586
Office Supplies . . 7 5B8
Motor Vehicle Supplies 7589
Repairs and Replacements 75822
Total Maintenance and OperatiC
Il . .
CAPITAL OUTLAY
5.00
150.00
32.82
25.00
50.00
200.00
250.00
$ 812.82
Automobile - 75C2 $ 1,500.00
Weighing and Measuring Equipment
75C38 150.00
Total Capital Outlay . .
GRAND TOTAL . .
Approved by R. B. McClellan,
Supervisor, Fourth District
$ 1,650.00
$ 6,555.32
$ 4,080.00
200.00
$ 4,280.00
$ 100.00
10.00
150.00
50.00
25.00
50.00
100.00
100.00
$ 585.00
$
500.00
$ 500.00
$ 5,365.00
$ 4,380.00
200.00
$ 4,580.00
100.00
10.00
150.00
50.00
25.00
50.00
200.00
250.00
$ 835.00
$
500.00
$ 500.00
$ 5,915.00
Salary
General
Salary
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Sealer of Weghts and Measures
Page Fi!ty-two DEPARTI\1ENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
EXPENDITURES CLASSIFICATION .-00 Total Actual Allowed bu Na11Ul Explanation E and Estimated Requested Board of of Requested
;:,. Cun'eni Year Ending SuJ)CTVisors of Fund Increase
(') Year Ending June 30, 19'8 Year Ending
Ju.n.e 30, 19'7 Jun.e30, 1~
Account
80 Agricultural Commissioner
PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY-AID TO AGRICULTURE
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries 80Al
:J.Cll:()I" . . .
~Cll:I" 8()~f;()
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 80Bl
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
Express . . 8082
Traveling Expense and Mileage SOBS
Convention Expense 8084
Materials and Supplies 8086
Office Supplies 8088
Motor Vehicle Supplies 8089
Rodent, Pest and Insect Supplies 80817
Repairs and Minor Replacements 80B22
Replacement of Equipment - 80823
Service and Expense 80825
Fair Exhibits 80884
Rentals , 80828
Total Maintenance and Operat.
iCll.
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Office Equipment 80Cl
Automobiles 80C2
Field Equipment 80C86
Total Capital Outlay . .
GRAND TOTAL . .
Approved by J. Monroe Rutherford,
Supervisor, Third District
$ 42,882.34
14,000.00
$ 56,882.34
$ 750.00
375.00
300.00
50.00
50.00
300.00
1,500.00
5,300.00
2,200.00
100.00
750.00
1,500.00
800.00
$ 13,975.00
$ 100.00
4,000.00
200.00
$ 4,300.00
$ 75,157.34
$ 46,200.00
14,000.00
$ 60,200.00
$ 750.00
300.00
350.00
50.00
50.00
300.00
1,500.00
4,000.00
1,700.00
100.00
750.00
1,500.00
1,600.00
$ 12,950.00
$ 100.00
4,000.00
100.00
$ 4,200.00
$ 77,350.00
$ 49,980.00
14,000.00
$ 63,980.00
$ 750.00
300.00
350.00
50.00
50.00
300.00
1,500.00
4,000.00
1,700.00
100.00
750.00
1,500.00
1,600.00
$ 12,950.00
$ 100.00
4,000.00
100.00
$ 4,200.00
$ 81,130.00
Salary
General
Salary
General
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Reduction possible
because of
carryover of
supplies
Depends upon
readjustment
of uniform
rentals
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Submitted by Walter Cummings,
Agricultural Commissioner
DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES Page Fifty-three
EXPENDITURES -0 Total Actual Allowed blf
CLASSIFICATION .0 Name i: and Estimated Requested Board of ;: current Year Ending Supervisors of Fund
t') Year Ending June 30, 19'8 Year EnUng
June 30, 1947 June 30. 1948
Account
81 Fa rm Advisor
PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY-AID TO AGRICULTURE
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries . . $ 6,060.00
Regular Salaries 81Al
:E:etI"a 1-1~11 . . 450.00
Extra Help 81A4
Labor 350.00
Labor 81A60
Total Salaries and Wages $ 6,860.00
$ 6,504.00
900.00
1,800.00
$ 9,204.00
$
7,140.00
900.00
1,800.00
$ 9,840.00
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MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 8181
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
Express 8182
Traveling Expense and Mileage 8183
Materials and Supplies 81B6
Office Supplies 8188
Motor Vehicle Supplies 8189
Demonstration Materials 81811
Repairs and Minor Replacements 81822
Replacement of Equipment 81823
Service and Expense 81825
Total Maintenance and Opera-
"tio11 . .
CAPITAL OUTL.AY
Office .Equipment 81Cl
Automobiles 81C2
Demonstration Equipment 81C62
Field Equipment 81C86
CAPITAL OUTLAY
GRAND TOTAL . .
$ 600.00
160.00
1,150.00
250.00
500.00
500.00
100.00
600.00
200.00
60.00
$ 4,120.00
$ 1,600.00
2,500.00
50.00
700.00
$ 4,850.00
$ 15,830.00
$ 800.00
160.00
1,600.00
300.00
600.00
500.00
150.00
600.00
200.00
100.00
$ 5,010.00
$ 600.00
3,000.00
200.00
300.00
$ 4,100.00
$ 18,314.00
$ 800.00
160.00
1,600.00
300.00
600.00
500.00
150.00
600.00
200.00
100.00
$ 5,010.00
$ 600.00
3,000.00
200.00
300.00
$ 4,100.00
$ 18,950.00
General
Salary
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Explanation
of Requested
Increase
Approved by J. Monroe Rutherford,
Supervisor, Third District
Submitted by Sydney A. Anderson,
Farm Advisor
Page Fifty-four DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
EXPENDIT U RES -0 Total Actual A llowed bll E:rplanatlon
CLASSIFICATION J: Name
E and Estimated Requested BoaTd of of Requested
. c:.:,. Cun'ent YeaT Ending Supenmors of Fund Increase YeaT Endtng June 30, 1948 Y eaT Ending
June 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
Account
82 Livestock Inspector
PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY-AID TO AGRICULTURE
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries 82Al
Total Salaries and Wages
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
Express il~ll:!
Materials and Supplies 82B6
Motor Vehicle Supplies. 82B9
Total Maintenance and Operati
Il -
GRAND TOTAL
Approved by J . Monroe Rutherford,
Supervisor, Third District
Account
$ 2,154.00
$ 2,154.00
$ 8.00
12.00
300.00
$ 320.00
$ 2,474.00
$ 2,244.00 $
$ 2,244.00 $
$ 8.00 $
12.00
375.00
$ 395.00 $
$ 2,639.00 $
2,460.00 Salary
2,460.00
8.00 General
12.00 "
375.00 "
395.00
2,855.00
Submitted by A. S. Larsen,
Livestock Inspector
83 Predatory Animal Control
PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY- AID TO AGRICULTURE
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Lion Bounties 838llC)
Predatory Animal Control . 83B51
Total Maintenance and Operati
on . . . .
GRAND TOTAL
Approved by J . Monroe Rutherford,
Supervisor, Third District
$
$
$
450.00 $ 450.00
2,520.00 2,520.00
2,970.00 $ 2,970.00
2,970.00 $ 2,970.00
$
$
$
450.00 General
3,000.00 "
3,450.00
3,450.00
Submitted by Walter Cummings,
Agricultural Commissioner
DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
EXPENDITURES -0 Total Actual Allowed b11
CLASSIFICATION ,/:) Name
E and Estimated Requested Board of of Fund
~ Current Year Ending SupeTV!sors
Year Ending June 30, 1948 Year Ending
June 30, 1947 June 30. 1948
Account
91 Forester and Fire Warden
PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY-FIRE PROTECTION
SALARIES and WAGES
~egulCl.I" flll_llI"i~ . .
Regular Salaries 91Al
Extra Help . .
1:al:eI"
Lalr 91.Allfl
Ttal Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 91.Bl
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
~}{1)1"~~ . ~1.~~
Traveling Expense and Mileage 9l.B3
Materials and Supplies 91Bll
Motor Vehicle Supplies . . 9l.B9
Repairs and Minor Replacements 9l.B22
Service and Expense 9l.B25
Heat, Light, Power and Water 91.BU
Total Maintenance and Op erati
on .
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Building Motr Ways for Fire
Prtection and for Fire Equip-
Inent 91C'79
Radi Equipinent 9l.C42
Fire Equipment 91Cl.4
Office Equipment 91Cl
Ttal Capital Outlay . .
c;~~ ':'{)".I'J\~
$ 17,400.00
24,500.00
600.00
$ 42,500.00
$ 400.00
50.00
1,500.00
8,839.95
3,300.00
7,439.95
601.00
350.00
$ 22,480.90
$ 470.10
8,000.00
250.00
$ 8,720.10
$ 73,701.00
$ 19,328.00 $ General
54,060.00 Salary
25,500.00 General
600.00 "
1,000.00 Salary
$ 45,428.00 $ 55,060.00
$ 550.00 $ 550.00 General
50.00 50.00 "
1,500.00 1,500.00 "
9,000.00 9,000.00 "
2,500.00 2,500.00 "
8,000.00 8,000.00 "
601.00 601.00 "
600.00 600.00 "
$ 22,801.00 $ 22,801.00
$ $
500.00 500.00 General
10,000.00 10,000.00
250.00 250.00
$ 10,750.00 $ 10,750.00
$ 78,979.00 $ 88,611.00
Page Fifty-five
EXJlanatiOn
of Requested
Increase
Wage increase
left up to Board
of Supervisors
Approved ly J . Monroe Rutherford,
Supervisr, Third District
Sulmitted ly Jack Anderson,
F orester and Fre Warden
'
Page Fifty-six DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
EXPENDITURES -0 Total Actual Allowed b&1 Ezplanation
CLASSIFICATION J:J Name i: and Estimated Requested Boardo/ of Requested
;, CuTTent Year Ending SupervisTi of .Fund Increase
Cl) Year EnUng June 30, 1948 Year Ending
June 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
Account
93 Oil Well Inspection and Salt Water Control
PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY- SALT WATER CONTROL
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries . .
Labor . .
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
$ 3,700.00
750.00
$ 4,450.00
$ 3,900.00
1,800.00
$ 5,700.00
$ 4,200.00
1,800.00
$ 6,000.00
Oil Well Inspection
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IC " IC
Telephone and Telegraph 93Bl $ $ 100.00 $ 100.00 " IC "
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
Expre.ss 93B2
Traveling Expense and Mileage 93B3
Office Supplies 9388
Abandonment of Wells - - 93820
Special Service and Investigation
93845
Total Maintenance and Operati
on - --. .
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Automobile 93C2
Total Capital Outlay . .
GRAND TOT AL . .
Account
94
50.00
150.00
75.00
$ 275.00
100.00
150.00
75.00
25,000.00
5,000.00
$ 30,425.00
100.00
150.00
75.00
25,000.00
5,000.00
$ 30,425.00
$ $ 2,300.00 $ 2,300.00
$------------2-,3~0~0.~00,------2-,3~0~0.~00
$ 4,725.00 $ 38,425.00 $ 38,725.00
IC " "
IC " IC
IC " IC
IC " IC
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Oil Well Inspection
Submitted by T. A. Twitchell,
Supervisor, Fifth Distict
Public Works
PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY-MISCELLANEOUS PROJECTS
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Santa Maria River Flood Contl"()
l ~(}~
Lompoc Valley Flood Control 94C75
Santa Barbara Beach 94C76
Bureau of Reclamation CooperaGeological
Survey Water Retive
Water Investigation 94C81
sources Coop Program 94C82
Santa Ynez River Control . 94C84
Coop. Agreement S. B. Harbor
Survey . 94C88
Total Capital Outlay . .
GRAND TOTAL . .
Approved by T. A. Twitchell,
Supervisor , Fifth District
$ 750.00
2,475.00
25,000.00
15,000.00
14,000.00
6,000.00
1,500.00
$ 64,725.00
$ 64,725.00
$ 8,500.00
15,000.00
10,000.00
8,500.0Jl
$ 42,000.00
$ 42,000.00
$ 8,500.00 General
IC
"
"
"
8,500.00 IC
"
$ 17,000.00
$ 17,000.00
$5000 .00 antlclpa
ted revenue
from State of
California
Includes $2500
previously in
94 c 75
Submitted by Richard Whitehead,
Director
DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
EXPENDITURES -0 Total Actual Allowed b11 CLASSIFICATION "i": and Estimated Requested BoaT'd of
;, current Year Ending SuperoisTs "' YeaT' Ending June 30, 1948 Year Ending
June 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
Account
96 Insurance and Indemnities
PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY- INSURANCE
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Surety Bonds 96B56
Public Liability and Property
Damage Insurance 96B57
Compensation !Jfil:l.f~
Fire and Burglary Insurance 96B59
Total Maintenance and Operati
on
GRAND TOT AL
Approved by C. W. Bradbury,
Chairman, Board of Supervisors
Account
99
$ 1,500.00 $ 1,200.00 $ 1,500.00
9,600.00 9,900.00 9,900.00
5,000.00 4,000.00 5,000.00
2,000.00 1,000.00 2,000.00
$ 18,100.00 $ 16,100.00 $ 18,400.00
$ 18,100.00 $ 16,100.00 $ 18,400.00
Health Officer
HEALTH AND SANITATION- P UBLIC HEALTH SERVICES
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries . . $ 73,389.05 $ 85,230.00
Regular Salaries 99Al 95,520.00
Total Salaries and Wages . . $ 73,389.05 $ 85,230.00 $ 95,520.00
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 99Bl $ 800.00 $ 800.00 $ 800.00
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
Express . 9982 600.00 700.00 700.00
Traveling Expense and Mileage 99B3 1,600.00 2,000.00 2,000.00
Materials and Supplies 99B6 100.00 100.00 100.00
Office Supplies 99B8 1,300.00 1,500.00 1,500.00
Motor Vehicle Supplies 99B9 600.00 600.00 600.00
Drugs and Medical Supplies 99Bl0 2,500.00 2,200.00 2,200.00
Repairs and Minor Replacements 99B22 1,000.00 1,000.00 1,000.00
Replacement of Equipment 99B23 1,000.00 1,000.00 1,000.00
Repairs to Buildings 99B24
Service and Expense 99825 400.00 500.00 500.00
Heat, Light, Power and Water 99B26 150.00 200.00 200.00
Rent 998.28 540.00 1,200.00 1,200.00
Aid to Crippled Children. . 99B63 3,500.00 7,000.00 7,000.00
Total Maintenance and Operatie
Il $ 14,090.00 $ 18,800.00 $ 18,800.00
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Office Equipment 99Cl $ 500.00 $ 500.00 $ 500.00
Automobiles 99C2 6,000.00 6,000.00 6,000.00
Clinic Equipment 99C8 200.00 600.00 600.00
Total Capital Outlay . $ 6,700.00 $ 7,100.00 $ 7,100.00
GRAND TOT AL . . $ 94,179.05 $111,130.00 $121,420.00
Page Fifty-seven
Name
cf Fund
General
"
"
"
"
"
General
Salary
General
"
"
"
"
"
"
.".
"
.".
Gen eral
"
Explanation
of Requested
Increase
Approved by R. B. McClellan,
Supervisor, Fourth District
Submitted by I. o. Church,
Health Officer
Page Fifty-eight DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
EXPENDITURES -c Total Actual Allowed bv
CLASSIFICATION .0
E and Enimated Requested Boa1'd o/
~ Current Yea1' Ending Superuf$01'S
Year Ending June30, UM8 Year Ending
.Ttme 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
Account
100 Vital Statistics
HEALTH AND SANITATION-PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES
l\IAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Vital Statistics 100832 $ 525.00 $ 575.00 $ 575.00
Total Maintenance and OperatiC
ll . . $ 525.00 $ 575.00 $ 575.00
GRAND TOTAL . . $ 525.00 $ 575.00 $ 575.00
E%Planation
Name of Requerted
of Fund l nC1'ea.se
General
Approved by R. B. McClellan,
Supervisor, Fourth District
Submitted by A. T. Eaves,
Auditor
Account
101 Carpinteria Dump
HEALTH AND SANITATION-FIRST SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries , . - $ 2,000.00 $ 2,100.00 $ General
Regular Salaries 101Al 2,650.00 Salary
Total Salaries and Wages $ 2,000.00 $ 2,100.00 $ 2,650.00
l\IAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Materials and Supplies 10186 $ 100.00 $ 150.00 $ 150.00 General
Service and Expense 101825 50.00 50.00 "
Ground Rental 101B21l 300.00 300.00 300.00 "
Total Maintenance and Operat:
iCll $ 400.00 $ 500.00 $ 500.00
GRAND TOTAL $ 2,400.00 $ 2,600.00 $ 3,150.00
Approved by C. W. Bradbury,
Chairman Board of Supervisors
Account
103 Third District Dump Site
HEALTH AND SANITATION-THIRD SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT
SALARIES and WAGES
Labor
Labor l.C)~~t;C)
Total Salaries and Wages
GRAND TOTAL
Approved by J . Monroe Rutherford,
Supervisor, Third District
$
$
$
$ 1,200.00 $ General
1,200.00 Salary
$ 1,200.00 $ 1,200.00
$ 1,200.00 $ 1,200.00
DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES Page Fifty-nine
EXPENDITURES CLASSIFICATION -"-0" ' aTnodt aEls Aticmtuataeld Requested A Bl10o1a0redd ob/l / Name -- c/ Fund ;:, current Year Endtn" Supenitsors
t'2 Year Ending June 30, 1948 Year Endtn"
June 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
Account
110 First Supervisor District General Fund
HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES-MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Road and Bridge Mater ial. . 110Bl3
Total Maintenance and Operati
on
GRAND TOTAL
Approved by C. W. Bradbury,
Supervisor, First District
Account
$ $ 1,000.00 $ General
$ $ 1,000.00 $
$ $ 1,000.00 $
111 First Supervisor District Road District Fund
HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES-MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION
SALARIES and WAGES
Clerical Help 111A3
Labor 111A60
Total Salaries and Wages . ~
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Motor Vehicle Supplies 111B9
Road and Bridge Materials 111Bl3
Repairs and Minor Replacemen
ts 1.1.l._ll~~
Total Maintenance and Operati
on
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Road Equipment 111C6
Total Capital Outlay . .
GRAND TOTAL . .
Approved by C. W. Bradbury,
Supervisor, Fir st District
$ $ 600.00 $ 600.00
2,700.00 6,400.00 6,400.00
$ 2,700.00 $ 7,000.00 $ 7,000.00
,v __
,JI J i $ -. - $ 500.00 $ 500.00
2,000.00 2,500.00 2,500.00
500.00 500.00
$ 2,000.00 $ 3,500.00 $ 3,500.00
$ $ 3,605.00 $ 3,605.00
$~~~~-$~3-,6-0-5.-00~~$~3,-60-5-.0-0
$ 4,700.00 $ 14,105.00 $ 14,105.00
First Road
" "
First Road
" "
First Road
Explanation
of Requested
Increase
Pag~ Sixty DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
EXPENDITURES CLASSIFICATION .-0r aTnodt aEls Aticmtuatael d Requested Allowed b11 Name oEfx Rpelaqnuaetsitoend E Board of of Fund . ;:,. Current Year Ending SuJ)C1'Vtsors Cl) Yea1' Ending June 30, 1948 Year Ending
lune 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
-
Account
112 First Supervisor District Good Roads Fund
IDGHWAYS AND BRIDGES-MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION
SALARIES and WAGES
Road Accountant 112A3
Labor 112A60
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Motor Vehicle Supplies 11289
Road and Bridge Materials 112Bl3
Repairs and Minor Replacemen
ts 11.28 22
Replacement of Equipment 112823
Service and Expense 112B25
Total Maintenance and Operati
on . .
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Automobiles and Trucks 112C2
Road Equipment 112C6
Total Capital Outlay . .
GRAND TOT AL . - .
Approved by C. W. Bradbury,
Supervisor, First District
Account
$ 900.00
30,000.00
$ 30,900.00
$ 3,000.00
22,500.00
3,000.00
1,000.00
2,500.00
$ 32,000.00
$ 2,100.00
5,000.00
$ 7,100.00
$ 70,000.00
$ $ Good Roads
30,000.00 (C IC
$ 30,000.00
$ 3,000.00 $ Good Roads
12,075.00 '' cc
3,000.00 " "
" "
2,500.00 " "
$ 20,575.00 $
$ 4,305.00 $ Good Roads
'' ''
$ 4,305.00
$ 54,880.00
120 Second Supervisor District General Fund
HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES-MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION
SALARIES and WAGES
Labor 120A60 $ $ 500.00 $
~~~~~-,----,=-=--=-=-~---,.-~~~- To ta l Salaries and Wages $ $ 500.00 $
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Repairs and Minor Replacemen
ts . 120822 $ $ 500.00 $
Total Maintenance and Operati
on .
GRAND TOT AL .
Approved by Paul E. Stewart,
Supervisor, Second District
$ $ 500.00 $
$~~~~~$~1-,0-0-0.0-0~~~~~
I
General
General
I ncrease
DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES Page Sixty-one
EXPENDI TURES .-00 Total Actual A Il owed bv Name Explanation CLASSIFICA TION :-:! and Estimated Requested Boar d of of Requeste d of Fund Increase .".", Current Yea r Ending Supervisors Year Ending June 30, 1948 Year Ending
June 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
.
Account
121 Second Supervisor District Road District Fund
filGRWAYS AND BRIDGES-MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION
SALARIES and WAGES
Clerical Help 121A3 $
Labor 121A60
Total Salaries and Wages $
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Motor Vehicle Supplies 12189 $
Road and Bridge Material. . 121813 4,300.00
Repairs and Minor Replacements
1218 22
Replacement of Equipment 1218 23 2,600.00
Service and Expense 121B25
Total Maintenance and Operati
Il
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Small Equipmen t and Tools l 21C5
Road Equipment 121C6
Total Capital Outlay . .
GRAND TOT AL . .
Approved by Paul E. Stewart,
Supervisor, Second District
Account
$ 6,900.00
$
$
$ 6,900.00
$ 1,000.00
5,910.00
$ 6,910.00
.$ 2,600.00
9,000.00
2,500.00
7,202.75
2,150.00
$ 23,452.75
$ 500.00
500.00
$ 1,000.00
$ 31,362.75
$ 1,000.00
5,910.00
$ 6,910.00
$ 2,600.00
9,000.00
2,500.00
7,202.75
2,150.00
$ 23,452.75
$ 500.00
500.00
$ 1,000.00
$ 31,362.75
Second Road
" "
Second Road
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Second Road
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Submitted by Paul E. Stewart,
Supervisor, Second District
122 Second Supervisor Dist rict Good Roads Fund
filGRWAYS AND BRIDGES-MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION
SALARIES and WAGES
Road Accountant 122A3
Labor 122A60
Total Salaries and Wages
.
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 122Bl
Motor Vehicle Supplies.-. 122B9
Road and Bridge Materials 122813
Repairs and Minor Replacemen
ts 1228 22
Replacement of Equipment . .1228 23
Service and EJCPense 1228 25
Rent of Equipment 122828
Total Maintenance and Operati
ll -
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Automobile and Trucks 122C2
Small Equipme.nt and Tools 122C5
Road Equipment 122C6
Total Capital Outlay . .
GRAND TOTAL . .
Approved by Paul E. Stewart,
Supervisor, Second District
$ 600.00 $ 600.00
17,100.00 16,000.00
$ 17,700.00 $ 16,600.00
$ 150.00 $ 150.00
2,200.00 1,500.00
4,200.00 3,000.00
2,900.00 2,000.00
2,000.00 1,500.00
500.00 500.00
1,000.00 500.00
$ 12,950.00 $ 9,150.00
$ 3,000.00 $ 2,000.00
1,350.00 930.00
5,000.00 3,000.00
$ 9,350.00 $ 5,930.00
$ 40,000.00 $ 31,680.00
$ Good Roads
" "
Good Roads
" "
" "
.". " .".
Good Roads
"
" "
Submitted by Paul E. Stewart,
Supervisor, Second District
I
Page Sixty-two DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
EXPENDI TURE S -0 .:) Total Actual Allowed bl/ Explanation
CLASSIFICATION --~ and Estimated Requested Board of Name of Requested Year Ending Supervisors "" CuTTmt of Fund Increase
"'2 Year Ending June 30, 1948 Year Ending
June 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
Account
130 Third Supervisor District General Fund
WGHWAYS AND BRIDGES-MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Road and Bridge Material 130B13 $
Total Maintenance and Operati
on .
GRAND TOTAL . .
Approved by J . Monroe Rutherford,
Supervisor, Third District
Account
$
$
$ 1,000.00
$ 1,000.00
$ 1,000.00
General
Submitted by J . Monroe, Rutherford,
Supervisor, Third District
131 Third Supervisor District Road District Fund
WGBWAYS AND BRIDGES-MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION
SALARIES and WAGES
J:abor 131Af;0
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Road and Bridge Material. . 131B13
Total Maintenance and Operation
. ._ .
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Road Equipment 131Cf;
Total Capital Outlay . .
GRAND TOT AL . .
Approved by J. Monroe Rutherford,
Supervisor, T)lird District
$ 4,000.00
$ 4,000.00
$ 10,750.00
$ 10,750.00
$ 575.00
$ 575.00
$ 15,325.00
$ 4,000.00
$ 4,000.00
$ 5,536.47
$ 5,536.47
$ 1,800.00
$ 1,800.00
$ 11,336.47
$ 4,000.00
$ 4,000.00
$ 5,536.47
$ 5,536.47
$ 1,800.00
$ 1,800.00
$ 11,336.47
Third Road
Third Road
Third Road
Submitted by J . Monroe, Rutherford,
Supervisor, Third District
DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES Page Sixty-three
EXPENDITURES -0 Total Actual Allowed bl/ E%Planation CLASSIFICATION .0 Name -~ and Estimated Requested Board of of of Requested ~ Fund ;:, Current Year EnUng Supervtsors Increase
Cll Y ear Ending June 30. 1948 Yea1' Ending
June 30. 1947 June30, l~
Account
132 Third Supervisor District Good Roads Fund
BIGBWAYi AND BRIDGES-MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION
SALARIES and WAGES
Road Superintendent 132Al
Road Accountant 132A3
Labor 132A60
Total Salaries and Wages .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 132Bl
Motor Vehicle Supplies 132B9
Road and Bridge Material. . 132B13
Repairs and Minor Replacemen
ts . 1328 22
Service and Expense 132B25
Rent of Equipment 132B28
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Automobiles and Trucks 132C2
Small Equipment and Tools 132C5
Road Equipment 132C6
La Patera Crossing 132C58
Total Capital Outlay . .
GRAND TOTAL . .
Approved by J. Monroe Rutherford,
Super visor, Third District
Account
$
600.00
36,200.00
$ 36,800.00
$ 100.00
4,000.00
23,800.00
4,000.00
300.00
2,000.00
$ 34,200.00
$ 12,450.00
50.00
$ 12,500.00
$ 83,500.00
$ 4,500.00
500.00
48,930.00
$ 53,930.00
$ 100.00
3,600.00
25,000.00
4,000.00
100.00
450.00
$ 33,250.00
~ 1,800.00
200.00
8,500.00
$ 10,500.00
$ 97,680.00
$ Good Roads
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cc
Good Roads
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Good Roads
' ' cc
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Submitted by J. Monroe, Rutherford,
Supervisor, Third District
133 Third Supervisor District Santa Ynez Road Fund
HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES-MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Road and Bridge Material 133B13 $ 1,946.13
Total Maintenance and Operati
on . .
GRAND TOTAL . .
Approved by J. Monroe Rutherford,
Supervisor, Third District
$ 1,946.13
$ 1,946.13
$ 642.54
$ 642.54
$ 64.2.54
$ 642.54 Santa Ynez Road
$ 642.54
$ 642.54
Submitted by J. Monroe, Rutherford,
Supervisor, Third District
Page Sixty-four DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
EXPENDITURES -0 .0 Total Actual Allowed bu E:rplanation CLASSIFICATION -- and Estimated Requested Board of Name of Requelted ~ ;:, Current Year Endtng Supervl.fora
Cl) YeaT Ending
June 30, 1947
June 30, 1948 Year Endtng
June 30, 1948
of Fund
Account
140 Fourth Supervisor District General Fund
IDGBWAYS AND BRIDGES-MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION
SALARIES and WAGES
Labor 140A60 $ $ 500.00 $
Total Salaries and Wages $- --- -.$--=5"""0"0'"."0"'"0--$.----- General
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Road and Bridge Matecial 140813 $ $ 500.00 $
Total Maintenance and Operati
on $ $ 500.00 $ General
GRAND TOTAL . ., $ $ 1,000.00 $
Increaae
Approved by R. B. McClellan,
Supervisor, Fourth District
Submitted by R. B. McClellan,
Supervisor, Fourth District
Account
141 Fourth Supervisor District Road Fund
filGBWAYS AND BRIDGES-MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION
SALARIES and WAGES
Labor lilA60 $ 10,000.00 $ 10,000.00 $ 10,000.00 Fourth Road
Total Salaries and Wages $- 10-,00-0.0-0 --$ 1-0,0-00-.00 --$ -10-,00-0.0~0
l\IAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Road and Bridge Material 141813 $ 10,000.00 $ 13,000.00 $ 13,000.00 Fourth Road
Total Maintenance and Operatie
rl . . $ 10,000.00 $ 13,000.00 $ 13,000.00
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Road Equipment 141C6 $ 12,500.00 Fourth Road
Total Capital Outlay . . $ 12,500.00
GRAND TOTAL . . $ 32,500.00 $ 23,000.00 $ 23,000.00
Approved by R. B. McClellan,
Supervisor, Fourth District
Submitted by R. B. McClellan,
Supervisor, Fourth District
DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES Page Sixty-five
EXPENDITURES -0 Total Actual Allowed b11 Expla71(1tlon
CLASSIFICATION .0 Name ~ and Estimated ReQUested Board of of Requested " of Fund ;:, current Year End.tng SupeTVlsorS Increase
Cl) Year Ending June 30, 1948 Year Ending
June 30, 1947 June 30. 1948
Account
142 Fourth Supervisor District Good Roads Fund
HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES-MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION
SALARIES and WAGES
Road Accountant 142A3
I.al:or 142At;C)
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 14281
Motor Vehicle Supplies 14289
Road and Bridge Material 142813
Repairs and Minor Replacements
142B22
Replacement of Equipment 1428 23
Service and Expense 1428 25
Total Maintenance and Operation
. .
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Small Equipment and Tools 142C5
Road Equipment 142C5
Total Capital Outlay . .
:rR~ TOTA! . .
Approved l:y R. B. McClellan,
Supervisor, Foui:th District
Account
$ 960.00
30,000.00
$ 30,960.00
$ 200.00
5,000.00
8,340.00
4,000.00
7,500.00
500.00
$ 25,540.00
$ 500.00
$ 3,000.00
$ 3,500.00
$ 60,000.00
$ 1,050.00
35,000.00
$ 36,050.00
$ 200.00
5,000.00
12,000.00
5,000.00
4.,00~00
430.00
$ 26,630.00
$ 1,000.00
$ 2,000.00
$ 3,000.00
$ 65,680.00
:rood Roads
''
:rood Roads
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:r.o. od Roads
Sul:mitted l:y R. B. McClellan,
Supervisor, Fourth District
150 Fifth Supervisor District General Fund
HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES- MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION
SALARIES and WAGES
Lal:or 15CA6C $ $ 500.00 :reneral
~~~~~~~~-=-~~~~~- Tot al Salaries and Wages $ $ 500.00
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Road and Bridge Material 151813
Total Maintenance and Operati
on
:r~ TOTAI.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
$ $
$ $
$ $
500.00
500.00
1,000.00
:reneral
Sul:mitted by T. A. Twitchell,
Supervisor, Fifth District
Page Sixty-six DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
EXPENDITURES -0
CLASSIFICATION .J: Total Actual Allowed b11 Name :rplanation i: and Estimated Requested Board of of Fund of Reqw!sted ;,. Year Ending Supervisors ti) Current Year Ending June 30, 1948 Year End ing
JUNl 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
Account
151 Fifth Supervisor District Road District Fund
IDGHWAYS AND BRIDGES-MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION
CAPITAL OUTLAY
County Yard Annex 151C89 $ 28,618.98 $ 19,303.06 $ 19,303.06 Fifth Road
Total Capital Outlay . . $ 28,618.98 $ 19,303.06 $ 19,303.06
GRAND TOT AL . . $ 28,618.98 $ 19,303.06 $ 19,303.06
Increase
Submitted by T. A. Twitchell,
Supervisor, Fifth District
Account
152 Fifth Supervisor District Good Roads Fund
IDGBWAYS AND BRIDGES-MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION
SALARIES and WAGES
Road Accountant 152A3
Mechanics 152A20
Labor 152C60
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MA-INTENANCE and OPERATION Motor Vehicle Supplies 15289
Road and Bridge Material 152813
Repairs and Minor Replacements
1528 22
Replacement of Equipment . 153823
Service and Expense 152B25
Total Maintenance and Operat:
i()Il ---
CAPITAL OUTLAY
$ 2,000.00
3,000.00
43,000.00
$ 48,000.00
$ 7,000.00
21,500.00
5,000.00
500.00
500.00
$ 34,500.00
$ 2,500.00
2,000.00
45,000.00
$ 49,500.00
$ 8,000.00
35,000.00
5,000.00
500.00
500.00
$ 49,000.00
Automobiles and Trucks 152C2 $ $ 500.00
Road Equipment 152C6 500.00
Easements and Rights of Way 152C50 580.00
Total Capital Outlay $ $ 1,580.00
Good Roads
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Goo d R,o, ads
''
Good Roads ''
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~~=-=-~~-=-=--=-="'=-=,.-~~,.-,.-- GR AND TOTAL $ 82,500.00 $100,080.00
Submitted by T. A. Twitchell,
Supervisor, Fifth District
DEPARTI\IENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES Page Sixty-seven
EXPENDITURES CLASSIFICATION .-0:-; , Total Actual Allowed bv Name E.rplanation -- and Estimated Requested Board of of Fund of Requested ;:i CuT'T'ent Year Ending Superolsors
to') Year Ending June 30, 1948 Year Ending
June 30. 1947 June 30, 1948
Account
158 Road Department
HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES-GENERAL FUND
SALARIES and WAGES
Labor 158A60 $ $ 1,500.00
:----------------------~--"='=--= Total Salaries and Wages $ $ 1,500.00
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Road and Bridge Materials 158Bl3 $ 3,000.00
Repairs and Minor Replacements
158822 500.00
Total Maintenance and Opera-
'tieIl . . $ $ 3,500.00
GRAND TOT AL . . $ $ 5,000.00
Increase
General
General
General
Submtted by R. C. Westwick,
Road Commissioner
Account
160 Road Department Good Roads Fund
IDGBWAYS AND BRIDGES-MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION
SALARIES and WAGES
Labor 160A60 $ $186,080.00
Total Salaries and Wages $. ----------------------.,~,$,1,.8.6.0,8.0.0,0~
----------------------------~
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 160Bl $ $ 450.00
Motor Vehicle Supplies 160B9
Road and Bridge Material. . 160813
Repairs and Minor Replacements
160B22
Replacement of Equipment 160823
Service and Expense 160B25
Rent of Equipment. . 160828
Total Maintenance and Operati
on . .
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Automobiles and Trucks 160C2
Small Equipment and Tools 160C5
Road Equipment 160C6
Easements and Rights of Way 160C50
Total Capital Outlay . .
GRAND TOTAL .
$
$
21,100.00
87,075.00
19,000.00
6,000.00
4,030.00
950.00
$138,605.00
$ 8,605.00
2,130.00
14,000.00
580.00
$ 25,315.00
$350,000.00
Good Roads
Goo d R,o, ads
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Good Roads
" "
" "
" "
Approved by C. W. Bradbury,
Chairman Board of Supervisors
Submitted by R. C. Westwick,
Road Commissioner
Page Sixty-eight DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
EXPENDITURES -0 .0 Total Actual Allowed by Explanation CLASSIFICATION Name s~ and Estimated Requeateci Boardo/ of Requeateci ;. Cun-mt Year Ending SupervisOT8 o/Fund Increase
-2 Year Ending June 30, 19'8 Year Ending
June 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
Account
161 Road Administration
IDGHWAYS AND BRIDGES-MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION
SALARIES and WAGES
Road Commissioner 161Al $ $ 4,680.00
Road Accountants. .1 61A3 10,000.00
Total Salaries and Wages $ $ 14,680.00
l\-1AINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 161Bl $ 250.00
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
Express 161B2
Traveling Expense and Mileage161B3
Office Supplies -161B8
Repairs and Replacements 161B22
Service and Expense 161B25
Total Maintenance and Operat.
ill -
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Office Equipment 161Cl
AutGmobiles 161C2
Total Capital Outlay . .
GR~ TOT~ . .
$
100.00
600.00
750.00
250.00
50.00
$ 2,000.00
$ $ 1,500.00
2,000.00
$ 3,500.00
$.~~~~~~~~~--$-2=0~,1~8~0.~00
Good Roads
'' ''
Good Roads
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Good Roads
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Approved by C. W. Bradbury,
Chairman Board of Supervisors
Submitted by R. C. Westwick,
Road Commissioner
Account
162 Road Engineering Good Roads Fund
IDGBWAYS AND BRIDGES-MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries 162Al
Extra Help (Engineering Aides) 162A43
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Travel Expense and Mileage 16283
Materials and Supplies 162B6
Repairs and Minor Replacemen
ts J.t;~J:S~~
Total Maintenance and Operation
--
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Office Equipment . .162Cl
Automobiles . .162C2
Field Equipment 162C86
Total Capital Outlay . .
GRAND TOT~ . .
Approved by C. W. Bradbury,
Chairman Board of Supervisors
$ 15,493.39
10,975.00
$ 26,468.39
$ 1,250.00
400.00
200.00
$ 1,850.00
$
3,389.87
$ 3,389.87
$ 31,708.26
$ 24,435.00
17,535.00
$ 41,970.00
$ 750.00
1,000.00
600.00
$ 2,350.00
$ 300.00
2,000.00
700.00
$ 3,000.00
$ 47,320.00
$ 30,540.00
10,875.00
$ 41 ,415.00
$ 750.00
1,000.00
600.00
$ 2,350.00
$ 300.00
2,000.00
700.00
$ 3,000.00
$ 46,765.00
Good Roads
(( ''
Good Roads
" "
" "
" "
Good Roads
" "
" "
Submitted by R. C. Westwick,
Road Commissioner
DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES Page Sixty-nine
EXPENDI TURES - -0
Total Actual Allowed b11 Name Explanation .0 CLASSIFICATION i; and Estimated Requested Board of of Fund of Reque.rted
;, Current Year Ending Supenrl&ora lncTea.se
!') Yea'/' E1ldlng June 30, 1948 Year Ending
ltme 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
Account
163 Road and Bridge Construction
IDGHWAYS AND BRIDGES
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Road Construction 163C
Total Capital Outlay . .
GRAND TOTAL . .
Approved by C. W. Bradbury,
Chairman Board of Supervisors
Account
$ $250,690.76 $250,690.76
$~~~~~$~25~0-,6~9~0.~76~~$-25-0-,6-9-0.~76
$ $250,690.76 $250,690.76
Good Roads
Submitted by R. C. Westwick,
Road Commissioner
164 Road Engineering Special Road Improvement Fund
IDGBWAYS AND BRIDGES-CONSTRUCTION AND OUTLAY
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Santa Barbara Shoreline Drive 164C68 $ 7,210.00
Point Sal Road 164C69 1,653.96
Total Capital Outlay $ 1,643.90
GRAND TOT AL. . $ 8,853.96
Approved by C. W. Bradbury,
Chairman Board of Supervisors
1,500.00 Special Rd_ Improvem't
5,300.00 " " "
5,300.00 " "
6,800.00
Submitted by C. W. Bradbury,
Chairman, Board of Supervisors
Page Seventy DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
EXPENDITURES -0 Total Actual Allowed b11
CLASSIFICATION l:J e and Estimated Requested BoaTdof
"' Current YeaT Ending SupervlsOT
II) YeaT Ending -Ju-ne 30, 1948 YeM Ending June 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
Account
165 Fish and Game
FISH AND GAME-RECREATION
l\IAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Protection, Conservation, Propagation
and Preservation of
- -
Fish and Game . .165'84.2 $ 250.00 $ 2,500.00
Total Maintenance and Operati
on -~- -
GRAND TOTAL . .
Approved by T. A. Twitchell,
Supervisor, Fifth District
Account
166
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
La Purisima State Historical
$ 250.00 $ 2,500.00
$ 250.00 $ 2,500.00
Historical Monument
RECREATION-GENERAL FUND
Monument as per Contract . 166843 $ 3,500.00 $ 3,500.00
Total Maintenance and Operation
GRAND TOT AL
Approved by R. B. McClellan,
Supervisor, Fourth District
Account
$ 3,500.00 $ 3,500.00
$ 3,500.00 $ 3,500.00
- .
$ 2,500.00
$ 2,500.00
$ 2,500.00
$ 3,500.00
$ 3,500.00
$ 3,500.00
167 Recreational Project
RECREATION-GENERAL FUND
l\IAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Santa Barbara County Recreational
Projects 167844 $ 10,000.00
Total Maintenance and Operati
on . .
GRAND TOTAL . .
Approved by T. A. Twitchell,
Supervisor, Fifth District
$ 10,000.00
$ 10,000.00
$ 10,000.00 $ 10,000.00
$ 10,000.00 $ 10,000.00
$ 10,000.00 $ 10,000.00
.
Explanatton
Name of Requested
of Fund Increase
Fish and Game
General
Carpinteria '875
Santa Barbara
. 40()()
General Goleta 500
Lompoc 1250
Santa Ynez. .
Valley 50()
Santa Marla . .
. . 2()()()
Guadalupe 875
DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES Page Seventy-one
- EXPENDITURES 0 Total Actual A llowed bl/ E:cplanation
CLASSIFICATION .0 Name E and Estimated Requested Board of of Requested
;:, CuTTent Year End.Ing Supcrv.tBors of Fund Increase
Ill Yea,. Ending June 30, 1948 Year Ending
June 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
Account
168 Parks.-First District
RECREATION-GENERAL FUND
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries . .
Regular Salaries 168Al
Labor . .
~al:OI' 1.(;IJ~f).,
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 168Bl
Materials and Supplies 168B6
Repairs and Minor Replacem.
en ts 1688 22
Service and Expense 168B25
Heat, Light, Power and Water 168B26
Total Maintenance and Operati
on .
CAPITAL OUTLAY
$ 3,120.00
3,500.00
$ 6,620.00
$ 37.00
95.00
2,000.00
70.00
450.00
$ 2,652.00
Septic Tanks 168C45 $ 430.00
Sewer Line 168C46
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Total Capital Outlay . . $ 430.00
GRAND TOTAL . . $ 9,702.00
Account
$ 4,152.00
4,868.00
$ 9,020.00
$ 40.00
150.00
1,500.00
100.00
600.00
$ 2,390.00
$
500.00
$ 500.00
$ 11,910.00
$
4,380.00
4,868.00
$ 9,248.00
$ 40.00
150.00
2,000.00
100.00
600.00
$ 2,890.00
500.00
500.00
$ 12,638.00
General
Salary
General
Salary
Gen eral
Gen eral
Approximately
14% increase
over 1946-47
Submitted by C. W. Bradbury,
Supervisor, First District
169 Parks Second District
RECREATION-GENERAL FUND
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries $ 922.50
Regular Salaries 169Al
Labor $ 600.00
Labor 169A60
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 169Bl
Materials and Supplies 169B6
Repairs and Minor Replacemen
ts 16.9822
Total Maintenance and Operat.
iCIl . .
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Purchase of Land 169C69
Plumbing and New Building 169C63
Developing Hendry's Beach 169Cl01
Total Capital Outlay . .
GRAND TOTAL . .
$ 1,522.50
$ 39.00
300.00
300.00
$ 639.00
$ 1,000.00
1,000.00
$ 2,000.00
$ 4,161.50
$ 960.00
$ 600.00
$ 1,560.00
$ 39.00
300.00
300.00
$ 639.00
$ 1,000.00
1,000.00
$ 2,000.00
$ 4,199.00
$
$
1,140.00
600.00
$ 1,740.00
$ 39.00
300.00
300.00
$ 639.00
$ 1,000.00
1,000.00
1,500.00
$ 3,500.00
$ 5,879.00
General
Salary
General
Salary
Gen eral
"
General
"
Submitted by Paul E. Stewart,
Supervisor, Second District
Page Seventy -two DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
EXPENDITURES -0 Total Actual
CLASSIFICATION "E" and Estimated Requened
;,. Cu"ent Year Ending
" Year Ending June 30, 1948
June 30, 1947
Account
172 Parks Fifth District
RECREATION-GENERAL FUND
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries . .
Labor ---t
J:.abor ]. '72A6(l
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph l '7281.
Materials and Supplies l. '72~
Repairs and Minor Replacements
]. '72822
Heat, J:.ight, Power and Water 1'728 26
Total Maintenance and Operati
on . .
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Playground Equipment l.72C3
Equipment -1'72Cl.6
Barbecue Pits, Outbuildings, etc.
for Point Sal and Guadalupe
Par~ 1'72C~3
Road to Point Sal Beach . _.l.'72C7l.
Total Capital Outlay . -
GRAND TOTAL --
$ 6,750.00
$ 6,750.00
$ 75.00
500.00
1,300.00
1,000.00
$ 2,875.00
$
418.17
$ 418.17
$ 10,043.17
$ 9,400.00
$ 9,400.00
$
$
$
75.00
750.00
1,300.00
1,000.00
3,125.00
1,500.00
2,500.00
5,000.00
$ 9,000.00
$ 21,525.00
Allowed b11
Board of
Supervlsors
Year Ending
June 30, 1948
$
9,400.00
$ 9,400.00
$
$
$
75.00
750.00
1,300.00
1,000.00
3,125.00
1,500.00
250.00
2,500.00
5,000.00
$ 9,250.00
$ 21,775.00
Name
of Fund
General
Salary
Gen eral
"
General
"
"
"
Explanation
of Requened
I n crease
Additional caretaking
labor
needed at W'aller
Park, a.lso
caretaker for
Gaadalupe and
Point Sal Parks
To care for addltional
wildlife
$1,000 budgeted
l!MS-47 but no
expendltures.
$500 addltional
needed for
Guadalupe and
Point Sal Parks
Power Mower
Cha.irman, Board of Supervisors Approved by C. W. Bradbury,
Account
174 Veterans' Memorial Building Carpinteria
RECREATION-GENERAL FUND
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries . .
Regular Salaries ]. '74Al
Labor .
J:.al:or J.74A6(l
Total Salary and Wages $
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph. -. l.'74Bl.
Materials and Supplies - . l.'7486
Repairs and Minor Replacemen
ts . -.l '14.822
Building Repairs . .1'74B24
Service and Expense . .174B25
Heat, J:.ight, Power and Water l.'74B26
Total Maintenance and Operation
, . ._ , .
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Additional Lighting l '74C58
New Lavatory l.'74CJ.(l2
CAPITAL OUTLAY
GRAND TOTAL . .
Approved by T. A. Twitchell, Supervisor, Fifth District
$ 1,560.00
250.00
$ 1,810.00
$ 25.00
220.00
350.00
800.00
475.00
650.00
$ 2,520.00
$ 300.00
750.00
$ 1,050.00
$ 5,380.00
$
$ 1,560.00
250.00
$ 1,810.00
$ 25.00
220.00
350.00
800.00
475.00
650.00
$ 2,520.00
$ 300.00
750.00
$ 1,050.00
$ 5,380.00
General
Salary
General
Salary
General
"
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"
"
General
"
I
I
DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
E X P ENDIT U RES -0 T otal Actual CLASSIFICATION "E" and Estimated Reque.rted
:. Cu1'Tent Year Endtng
t'2 Year Ending June 30, l948
June 30, 1947
Account
170 Parks Third District
SALARIES and WAGES
RECREATION-GENERAL FUND
Regular Salaries l 70Al
Regular Salaries
Labor .
~Cll:J: l.'7(t~f)()
Total Salaries and Wages
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 170Bl
Mater ials and Supplies 17086
Repairs and Minor Replacemen
ts l.'7C)J1~2
Heat, Light, Power and Water 170B26
Rent . ._ 1'10B28
Total Maintenance and Opera -
tio n -- . --
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Rehabilitate Goleta Beach Park
Total Capital Outlay---
GRAND TOT AL --
Approved by J . Monroe Rutherford,
Supervisor, Third District
Account
$ 3,860.00 $ 4,300.00
400.00 $ 400.00
$ 4,260.00 $ 4,700.00
$ 100.00 $ 100.00
900.00 1,000.00
1,000.00 2,500.00
375.00 500.00
100.00 100.00
$ 2,475.00 $ 4,200.00
$ 6,735.00 $ 8,900.00
Allowed bu
Boa.rd Of
Su peroisors
Year Endtng
JUM 30, 1948
$
6,080.00
$
400.00
$ 6,480.00
$ 100.00
1,000.00
2,500.00
600.00
100.00
$ 4,300.00
5,000.00
5,000.00
$ 15,780.00
171 Parks;-fourth District
RECREATION-GENERAL FUND
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries . .
Regular Salaries 171Al
Labor . .
Labor 171A60
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 171Bl
Materials and Supplies 171B6
Repairs and Minor Replacemen
ts . _ l 71B22
Services and Expense . - . 171825
Heat, Light, P ower and Water 171B26
Total Maintenance and Operation
. - ---.-.----
CAPITAL OUTLAY
$ 2,964.00
$ 950.00
$ 3,914.00
$ 235.00
338.00
2,110.00
11.00
89.00
$ 2,783.00
$ 3,200.00
$ 1,000.00
$ 4,200.00
$ 125.00
450.00
2,500.00
25.00
100.00
$ 3,200.00
$
$
3,440.00
1,000.00
$ 4,440.00
$ 125.00
450.00
2,500.00
25.00
100.00
$ 3,200.00
Buildings --171C24 $ 250.00 $ 8,000.00 $ 8,000.00
,.--~-.,.,,-~-,-~.,.-,.-----.-=-:= Total Capital Outlay . - - $ 250.00 $ 8,000.00 $ 8,000.00
,---,:-=-=-~--=-,:-,-,-:-:--=-:-~,-:;,-:-:-:-:-= GRAND TOTAL $ 6,947.00 $ 15,400.00 $ 15,640.00
Approved by R. B. McClellan,
Supervisor, Fourth District
Naf7U!
of Fund
General
Salary
General
Salary
General
"
"
"
"
General
Salary
General
Salary
General
"
"
"
"
Explanation
of Reque.rted
Increase
Well and pump
at Nojoqu1 Park.
Pump at Paradise
Park!
'
DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
EXPENDITURES -0 l:J Total Actual Allowed bl/ CLASSIFICATION ~ and Estimated Requested Board of
.;,. current Year Ending Supervtaors Year Ending June 30, 1948 Year Ending
June 30, 19'7 June 30, 11!48
Account
175 Veterans1 Memorial Building Solvang
RECREATION-GENERAL FUND
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries . .
Regular Salaries 175Al
Labor . .
Labor 175A60
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 175821
Materials and Supplies 17586
Cleaning and Disinfecting Supplies
175.814:
Garden Supplies 175818
Repairs and Minor Replacements
17 5B22
Building Repairs 175824
Service and Expense l 75B25
Heat, Light, Power and Water 175826
Total Maintenance and Operatio
n . . .
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Kitchen Equipment 175C9
Ground Improvemen 175C51
Purchase of Land. . 17 5C59
Total Capital Outlay . .
GRAND TOTAL . .
Approved by J. Monroe Rutherford,
Supervisor, Third District
'
$ 2,100.00
800.00
$ 2,900.00
$ 50.00
50.00
150.00
150.00
400.00
800.00
25.00
600.00
$ 2,225.00
$ 200.00
1,200.00
$ 1,400.00
$ 6,525.00
'
2,100.00
800.00
$ 2,900.00
$ 50.00
350.00
400.00
800.00
25.00
600.00
$ 2,225.00
$ 200.00
1,200.00
$ 1,400.00
$ 6,525.00
Page Seventy-three
Name
o/Fund
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EXPENDITURES -0 .0 Total Actual Allowed bu CLASSIFICATION .i:. and Estimated Requened Board of Current Year Endh111 Supen1bor
(') Year Ending June 30, 1948 Year Ending
June 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
Account
176 Veterans' Memorial B.uilding Lompoc
RECREATION-GENERAL FUND
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries . .
Regular Salaries l '76Al
Labor l '76A60
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 1'76Bl
Materials and Supplies 1 '76B6
Cleaning and Disinfesting Supplies
176814
Garden Supplies 176818
Repairs and Minor Replacements
1 '76B22
Building Repairs 176824
Heat, Light, Power and Water 1'76826
Total Maintenance and Operati
on . ,. . .
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Kitchen Equipment . - . 1'76C9
Ground Improvement . - .1'76C51
Purchase of Land 1'76C59
Total Capital Outlay . .
GRJ\l'fD TOTJ\.L . .
Approved by R. B. McClellan,
Supervisor, Fourth District
;
$ 1,920.00
900.00
$ 2,820.00
$ 50.00
100.00
200.00
25.00
200.00
750.00
900.00
$ 2,225.00
$ 100.00
$ 100.00
$ 5,145.00
$
2,160.00
900.00
$ 3,060.00
$ 50.00
500.00
200.00
750.00
900.00
$ 2,400.00
$ 100.00
$ 100.00
$ 5,560.00
Name
ct Fund
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Increase
DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
CLASSIFICATION
Account
EXPENDITURES
Total Actual
and Estimated
current
Year Ending
Jv.n. 30, 1947
Requested
Year Ending
June 30, 1948
Allowed b11
Board of
Supervisor
Y ear Ending
June 30, 1948
Page Seventy-five
Name
of Fund
Explanation
of Requested
Increase
177 Veterans' Memorial Building Fifth District
RECREATION-GENERAL FUND
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries . .
Regular Salaries 177Al
:CCl.l:CI'
Labor l 70A60
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 17781
Materials and Supplies 17786
Cleaning and Disinfecting Supplies
177814
Garden Supplies 177818
Repairs and Minor Replacements
177822
Building Repairs . .177824
Service and Expense.-. 177825
Heat, Light, Power and Water 177826
Total Maintenance and Operati
on -
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Kitchen Equipment 177C9
Ground Improvement . ,. 177C51
Purchase of Land 177C5S
Preliminary Work, Cuyama Vet -
erans' Bldg. . . 177C
Total Capital Outlay . .
GRAND TOTAL . .
$ 6,750.00
250.00
$ 7,000.00
$ 100.00
250.00
600.00
100.00
750.00
5,000.00
200.00
1,500.00
$ 8,500.00
$ 500.00
250.00
2,500.00
$ 3,250.00
$ 18,750.00
$
$
$
3,540.00
4,835.00
8,375.00
100.00
250.00
600.00
100.00
750.00
5,000.00
200.00
1,500.00
$ 8,500.00
$ 500.00
250.00
2,500.00
$ 3,250.00
$ 20,125.00
General
Salary
General
Salary
General
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$5,000 budgeted
1946-47 but not
used due to
present labor
and material
conditions
Submitted by T. A. Twitchell,
Supervisor, Fifth District
Page Seventy-six DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
EXPENDITURES -0 Total Actual
CLASSlFI CATION .-:!:;:) and Estimated Requested ;:, Current Year Ending
C'2 Year Ending June 30, 1948
June 30, 19i7
.
Account
178 Veterans' Buildings
RECREATION-GENERAL FUND
SALARIES and WAGES
Caretaker s, Gardeners and
J anitors 178A51
:Iabor 178AfiC)
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENA.NCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 17881
Material and Supplies 178Bfi
Cleaning and Disinfecting
Suppl ies 178814
Garden Supplies 178818
Repairs and Minor Replacemen
ts 118822
Building Repairs 178824
Service and Expense 178825
Heat, Light, Power and Water 178826
Total Maintenance and Operati
n -~
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Kitchen Equipmenl . l 78C9
Ground Improvement l 78C51
Purchase of :Iand l 78C59
Total Capital Outlay . .
GRAND TOT AL . .
$ 11,800.00
1,000.00
$ 12,800.00
$ 171.00
425.00
1,000.00
325.00
1,300.00
6,150.00
400.00
3,650.00
$ 13,421.00
$ 1,100.00
800.00
2,850.00
$ 4,750.00
$ 30,971.00
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A llotDed l11 E.rpla1'1ation
Board of Name of Requested
Supervl.wrs of Fund Increase
Year En d ing
June 30, 1948
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Super visor , Fifth District
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DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES Page Seventy-seven
EXPE NDIT U RES -0 Total Actual AU010ed by Explanation
CLASSlFlCATlON J--O and Estimated Requested Board of Name of Requested - of Fund ;,. CuTTent Year Ending Supertli$01"s ln~ease
Cl) Yeaf' Ending June 30, 1948 Year Ending
June 30, 1947 Juns 30, 1948
Account
179 Santa Barbara Ampitheatre
RECREATION-GENERAL FUND
SALARIES and WAGES
Labor $ 3,000.00
Labor l.'79All
Total Salaries and Wages . . $ 3,000.00
MAINTENA.NCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph l. '79Bl $ 50.00
370.00
405.00
Materials and Supplies 1 '79BI
Garden Supplies 1 '79Bl.8
Repairs and Minor Replacemen
ts 179822
Replacement of Equipment 1'79823
Service and Expense l. '79825
Heat, Light, Power and Water 1'79821
Total Maintenance and Operation
. .
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Caretaker's House & Grounds 1'79C8'7
Stage Setting 1'79C9'7
Total Capital Outlay . .
GRAND TOT AL . .
3,100.00
2,000.00
40.00
300.00
$ 6,215.00
$ 5,000.00
$ 5,000.00
$ 14,265.00
$ 2,000.00
$ 2,000.00
$ 50.00
300.00
400.00
500.00
500.00
40.00
300.00
$ 2,090.00
$ 6,000.00
$ 6,000.00
$ 12,000.00
$ 16,090.00
$
2,000.00
$
$ 50.00
300.00
400.00
500.00
500.00
40.00
300.00
$ 2,090.00
$ 6,000.00
$ l,000.00
$ 12,000.00
$ 16,090.00
General
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Submitted by Paul E. Stewart,
Supervisor, Second District
Page Seventy-eight DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
. . EXPENVITURES CL ASSIFICATION .-00 Total Actual Allowed bl/ Explanation -~ and Estimated Requested Board of Name of Requested -;:, Current Year Ending Supervi&wa of Fund Increaae
"l Year Ending June 30, 1948 Year Ending
June 30, 19'7 June30, 1~
Account
180 General Hospital Santa Barbara
CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS-HOSPITAL CARE
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries . .
Regular Salar ies 180Al
Extra Help 180A4
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 18081
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
Express 18082
Travel Expense and Mileage 18083
Materials and Supplies 18086
Food Supplies 18087
Office Supplies 18088
Motor Vehicle Supplies 18089
Drugs, Medical and Surgical
Supplies 180810
Laundry Supplies 180812
Cleaning and Disinfecting Supplies
180814
Clothing and Linen Supplies 180815
Repairs and Minor Replacements
180822
Replacement of Equipment 180823
Repairs to Building 180824
Service and Expense 1808 25
Heat, Light, Power and Water 180826
Care and Welfare 180860
Special Service-Physicians 180862
Transpotation of Indgents 180882
Miscellaneous Medical Service 180882
Total Maintenance and Operati
on . .
Deductions: Meals and Maintenance
Furnished Employees a.s
Compsensation . .
Total Maintenance and Operation
(Net) "'-
Deductions: Meals and Maintenance
Furnished Employees
as Compensation . .
Total Maintenance and Operation
(Net) -
Approved by J . Monroe Rutherford,
Supervisor, Third District
$333,091.00
$333,091.00
$ 1,250.00
355.00
7,500.00
5,500.00
89,000.00
1,150.00
850.00
20,006.00
1,500.00
3,000.00
6,635.00
5,500.00
3,884.00
2,500.00
1,700.00
16,800.00
800.00
3,200.00
50.00
10,000.00
$181,180.00
36,660.00
$144,520.00
$ 38,660.00
$144,520.00
$410,660.00
$410,660.00
$ 1,250.00
400.00
10,000.00
5,700.00
89,000.00
1,300.00
850.00
22,000.00
1,500.00
3,000.00
7,000.00
6,400.00
3,000.00
2,500.00
2,000.00
17,500.00
1,000.00
3,000.00
50.00
12,000.00
$189,450.00
42,000.00
$147,450.00
$ 42,000.00
$147,450.00
$
$395,520.00
10,000.00
$405,520.00
$ 1,250.00
400.00
12,400.00
5,700.00
96,000.00
1,300.00
850.00
34,000.00
1,500.00
3,000.00
7,000.00
6,400.00
3,000.00
2,500.00
2,000.00
17,500.00
1,000.00
3,000.00
50.00
12,000.00
$210,850.00
39,500.00
$171,350.00
$ 39,500.00
$171,350.00
General
Salary
Salary
General
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Administrator
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DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES Page Seventy-nine
EXPENDITURES -0 Total Actual Allotoed b11 E:cplanation
CLASSIFICATION ~ -- and Estimated Requested Board of Name of Requested .-:.: Current Year Ending Supcnitaors of Fund Increase Year Ending June 30, 1948 Year Ending
June 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
Account
180 General Hospital Santa Barbara
CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS- HOSPITAL CARE
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Office Equipment 180Cl
Automobile and Trucks 180C2
Surgical Laboratory and X-Ray
Equipment 180C8
Kitchen Equipment 180C9
Furniture and Furnishings 180C15
Plant Equipment-Engine
Room, Laundry and Carpenter 180C22
Replacement of Steam and
Water Supply 180C33
Sewage Disposal System. -. 180C34
Sanatorium 180C37
Patients' Library 180C88
Incinerator 180C92
Total Capital Outlay . .
GRAND TOTAL . .
Approved by J. Monroe Rutherford,
Supervisor, Third District
$ 200.00
3,000.00
3,500.00
1,000.00
2,000.00
9,527.00
5,000.00
2,600.00
200.00
8,048.00
$ 35,075.00
$512,686.00
$ 850.00
6,500.00
5,000.00
2,000.00
5,000.00
3,000.00
1,000.00
300.00
$ 23,650.00
$581,760.00
$ 850.00 General
"
6,500.00
5,000.00 "
2,000.00 "
5,000.00 "
3,000.00 "
1,000.00 "
300.00 "
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$ 23,650.00
$600,520.00
Submitted by Chas. C. Hedges, M D.,
Administrator
Page Eighty DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
EXPENDITURES
-() Total Actual Allowed b11 Explanation
CLASSIFICATION , : and Estimated Requerted Board of Name of Requested ~ ;:, Current Year Ending Supervisors of Fund Increase
"2 Year En.ding June 30, 1948 Year En.ding
June 30, 1947 J une30, 1948
Account
182 Santa Maria Hospital
CBARl~T~I~ES AND CORRECTIONS-HOSPITAL CARE
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries . .
Regular Salaries 182Al
Extra Help 182A4
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 18281
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
Express 1828 2
Materials and Supplies 18286
Food Supplies . : 18287
Office Supplies 18288
Drugs, Medical and Surgical
Supplies 182810
Laundry Service -182812
Cleaning and Disinfecting Supplies
182814
Clothing and Linen Supplies 182815
Garden Supplies 182818
Repairs and Minor Replacemen
ts 182B22
Replacement of Equipment 1828 23
Building Repairs 1828 24
Service and Expense 1828 25
Heat, Light, Power and Water 1828 26
Total Maintenance and Operation
. .
Deductions: Meals and Maintenance
Furnished Employees
as Compensation . .
Total Maintenance and Operation
(Net) . .
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Ambulance 182C2
Laboratory and Surgical Equipmen
t . 182C8
Kitchen Equipment 182C9
Furniture and Fixtures 182Cl5
Acquisition of Land . - . 182C59
Total Capital Outlay . .
GRAND TOT AL .
Approved by T. A Twitchell.
Supervisor, Fifth District
$ 56,820.00
$ 56,820.00
$ 350.00
80.00
1,000.00
12,000.00
250.00
6,700.00
5,900.00
600.00
3,000.00
50.00
800.00
100.00
15,000.00
25.00
3,250.00
49,105.00
8,000.00
$ 41,105.00
$ 500.00
1,700.00
$ 2,200.00
$100,125.00
$ 58,880.00
$ 58,880.00
$ 350.00
80.00
1,000.00
20,000.00
250.00
10,000.00
6,000.00
600.00
3,000.00
50.00
600.00
30,000.00
3,600.00
75,530.00
8,500.00
$ 67,030.00
5,500.00
$ 500.00
3,000.00
15,000.00
$ 24,000.00
$149,910.00
$
62,400.00
2,620.00
$ 65,020.00
$ 350.00
80.00
1,000.00
20,000.00
250.00
10,000.00
6,000.00
600.00
3,000.00
50.00
600.00
30,000.00
3,600.00
75,530.00
8,500.00
$ 67,030.00
5,500.00
$ 500.00
3,000.00
15,000.00
$ 24,000.00
$156,050.00
General
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Supervisor, Fifth District
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DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
EXPENDITURES -0 Total Actual Allowed bl/ CLASSIFICATION "--" and Esffmated Requelted Board of ~ . Current Yea,. Ending Supervbo1's ;:.
!') Year Ending June 30, 1948 Year Ending
June 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
Account
187 County Veterans' Service Office
WELFARE-GENERAL FUND
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries . . $ 12,248.50 $ 15,063.00 $
Regular Salaries 187 Al 15,120.00
Total Salaries and Wages . . $ 12,248.50 $ 15,063.00 $ 15,120.00
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone 18781 $ 800.00 $ 800.00 $ 800.00
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
Express l.~'711~ 300.00 300.00 300.00
Traveling Expense and Mileage 18783 1,195.00 1,200.00 1,200.00
Office Supplies 18788 600.00 600.00 600.00
Motor Vehicle Supplies 18789 500.00 500.00 500.00
Repairs and Minor Replacemen
ts l.ll'7~~~ 250.00 250.00 250.00
Service and Expense 1878 25 215.00 200.00 200.00
Total Maintenance and Operati()
Il $ 3,860.00 $ 3,850.00 $ 3,850.00
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Office Equipment 187Cl $ 800.00 $ 300.00 $ 300.00
Automobile 187C2 2,000.00 2,000.00
Total Capital Outlay $ 800.00 $ 2,300.00 $ 2,300.00
GRAND TOTAL $ 16,908.50 $ 21,213.00 $ 21,270.00
Approved by R. B. McClellan,
Supervisor, Fourth District
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Page Eighty-two DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPE.NDITURES
EXPENDITURES -0 Total Actual Allowed bu ExPlanation CLASSIFICATION .0 Name i: and Estimated Requuted Board of of Fund .,. of Requested CuTTent Year Ending Supenmors Increase
C'2 Yea r Ending June 30, 1948 Year Ending
June 30, 1947 June 30, 1948 .
Account
188 Welfare Administration
CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS-OUTSIDE WELFARE
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries . .
Regular Salaries 188Al
Extra Help . .
Extra Help 188A4
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 188Bl
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
Express 18882
Traveling Expense and Mileage 18883
Office Supplies 18888
Motor Vehicle Supplies 18889
Project Supplies -188811
Repairs and Minor Replacements
188822
Service and Expense 188825
Heat, Light, Power and Water 188826
Social Service Exchange 188878
Miscellaneous Medical Services 188882
Total Maintenance and Operati
ll . .
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Office Equipment 188Cl
Automobiles 188C2
Cabins at Camp Adam 188C39
Total Capital Outlay . .
GRAND TOTAL . .
Approved by R. B. McClellan,
Supervisor, Fourth District
$ 57,735.09
$ 57,735.09
$ 680.00
650.00
1,000.00
1,600.00
500.00
100.00
600.00
585.00
80.00
1,600.00
$ 7,395.00
$ 800.00
2,800.00
800.00
$ 4,400.00
$ 69,530.09
$ 75,720.00
200.00
$ 75,920.00
$ 700.00
700.00
1,200.00
1,750.00
500.00
100.00
600.00
400.00
100.00
1,600.00
230.00
$ 7,880.00
800.00
3,400.00
500.00
$ 4,700.00
$ 88,500.00
$
76,620.00
200.00
$ 76,820.00
$ 700.00
700.00
1,200.00
1,750.00
500.00
100.00
600.00
400.00
100.00
1,600.00
230.00
$ 7,880.00
800.00
3,400.00
500.00
$ 4,700.00
$ 89,400.00
General
Salary
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costs and
forms formerly
purchased by
Auditor's Office
Formerly in 188
B 2S
One car
destroyed by
fire this year.
Another obsolete
Submitted by H. J. Rudolph,
Director of Relief
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DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES Page Eighty-three
EXPENDITURES I-0: Total Actual Allowed b11 Explanation CLASSIFICATION E and Estimated Requested Board of Name of Requested
;:, Current Year Endtng Supervi&ors of Fund Increase
c y e41' Ending June 30, 1948 Year Ending
June 30, 19'7 June30,l~
Account
189 Aid to Needy Children Needy Blind Needy Aged
CBARmES AND CORRECTIONS-OUTSIDE WELFARE
l\tAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Aid to Needy Children with Relatives
and Legal Guardians 189864
Aid to Needy Blind 189865
Aid to Needy Aged 189866
Aid to Needy Children in Boarding
Homes and Institutions 189883
Total Maintenance and Operati
on
GRAND TOTAL
Approved by R. B. McClellan,
Supervisor, Fourth District
Account
$110,000.00 $180,000.00
37,000.00 48,270.00
935,000.00 1,166,400.00
20,000.00 30,000.00
$1,102,000.00 $1,424,670.00
$1,102,000.00 $1,424,670.00
Increased
$180,000.00 General budget and case
load
48,270.00 "
1,166,400.00 "
30,000.00 "
Request same as
last year
$1,424,670.00
$1,424,670.00
Submitted by H. J. Rudolph,
Director of Relief
190 General Relief Welfare Department
CllARITIES AND CORRECTIONS-OUTSIDE WELFARE
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Food Supplies 19087
Rents 190828
War Services Assistance 190850
County Cash Aid 190856
Care and Welfare 190860
Ambulance Service 190861
Total Maintenance and Operati
on
GRAND TOTAL
Approved by R. B. McClellan,
Supervisor, Fourth District
$ 10,000.00
2,500.00
50,000.00
19,000.00
500.00
$ 82,000.00
$ 82,000.00
$ 12,000.00
3,000.00
78,000.00
33,600.00
500.00
$127,100.00
$127,100.00
$ 12,000.00
3,000.00
78,000.00
33,600.00
500.00
$127 ,100.00
$127 ,100.00
General
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County Aid and
Increased cost
of food.
Increased
County Aid and
increased rental
costs_
Same request as
for current
year, anticipated
increased
problem
Submitted by H. J. Rudolph,
Director of Relief
Page Eighty-four DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
EXPENDITURES -0 Total Actual AllO'Wed b&1 Explanation CLASSIFICATION .0 Name -t: and Estimated Requeated Boardo/ o/ Fund of Requested i Current Year Ending Supervuors Increase
i:.i Year Ending June 30, 1948 Year Ending
June 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
Account
195 Probation Officer
CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS-PROBATION
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries 195Al
Extra Help 195A4
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 195Bl
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
Express 195B2
Traveling Expense and Mileage195B3
Convention Expense 19584
Materials and Supplies 19586
Office Supplies 19588
Motor Vehicle Supplies 19589
Repairs and Minor Replacements
. .195B22
Replacement of Equipment. . 195823
Service and Expense 195825
Total Maintenance and Operation
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CAPITAL OUTLAY
Office Equipment 195Cl
A11tomobile 195C2
Total Capital Outlay . .
GRAND TOTAL . .
Approved by Paul E. Stewart,
Supervisor, Second District
$ 32,713.00
450.00
$ 33,163.00
$ 625.00
225.00
950.00
50.00
25.00
600.00
225.00
725.00
1,400.00
400.00
$ 5,225.00
$ 1,000.00
$ 1,000.00
$ 39,388.00
$ 35,568.00
600.00
$ 36,168.00
$ 750.00
225.00
1,200.00 .
50.00
25.00
750.00
225.00
725.00
500.00
550.00
$ 5,000.00
$ 1,000.00
2,400.00
$ 3,400.00
$ 44,568.00
$ 39,240.00
600.00
$ 39,840.00
$ 750.00
225.00
1,400.00
50.00
25.00
750.00
225.00
725.00
500.00
550.00
$ 5,200.00
$ 1,000.00
2,400.00
$ 3,400.00
$ 48,440.00
Salary
"
General
"
"
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"
"
"
"
"
General
"
Addltional lines
needed as soon
as available
Cost of Supplies
Higher
Garage storage
raised. other
service ltems
have increased
in cost
Submitted by Wm. F. Gunnerson,
Probation Officer
'
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,
,.
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. ,
DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
EXPENDITURES -0 Total Actual Allowed bu
CLASSIFICATION .0 i: and Estimated Requested Board of
;:, Current Year Ending Supervisors
l'2 Year End.ing June 30, UM8 Year Ending
Jvnc 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
Account
196 Juvenile Hall-( Detention Home)
CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS-PROBATION
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries . .
Regular Salaries 196Al
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 19681
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
Express 19682
Traveling Expense and Mileage196B3
Materials and Supplies 19686
Food Supplies 19687
Office Supplies 19688
Drugs, Medical and Surgical
Suppli~s 196810
Laundry Service 196812
Clothing and Linen 196815
Ground and Garden Supplies 196818
Repairs and Minor Replacemen
ts . "' 196822
Service and Expense 196825
Heat, Light, Power and Water 196826
Care and Welfare 196860
Total Maintenance and Operati
on . .
CAPITAL OUTLAY
$ 14,824.00
$ 14,824.00
$ 115.00
50.00
300.00
4,075.00
50.00
150.00
500.00
1,000.00
50.00
400.00
100.00
600.00
100.00
$ 7,490.00
Automobile 196C2 $
Laundry Equipment 196C10
Furniture and Furnishings 196C15
Ground Improvement 196C51
Remodel Buildings 196Cl00
Total Capital Outlay . .
GRAND TOTAL $ 22,314.00
$ 17,320.00
$ 17,320.00
$ 130.00
50.00
300.00
6,000.00
50.00
150.00
500.00
1,000.00
150.00
400.00
200.00
600.00
100.00
$ 9,360.00
$ 2,000.00
1,000.00
400.00
1,000.00
4,400.00
$ 31,350.00
$
18,840.00
$ 18,840.00
$ 130.00
50.00
300.00
6,000.00
50.00
150.00
500.00
1,000.00
150.00
400.00
200.00
600.00
100.00
$ 9,630.00
$ 2,000.00
1,000.00
400.00
1,000.00
4,400.00
$ 32,870.00
Page Eightf-five
Name
of Fund
General
Salary
General
General
.".
General
Explanation
of Requested
In.crease
Approved by Paul E. Stewart,
Supervisor, Second District
Submitted by Wm. F . Gunnerson,
Probation Officer
Account
197 Care of Juvenile Court Wards
CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS-GENERAL FUND
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Board and Care 197871 $ 18,000.00
Total Maintenance and Operati
on . .
GRAND TOTAL . .
Approved by Paul E. Stewart,
Supervisor, Second Distr ict
$ 18,000.00
$ 18,000.00
-. .
$ 22,000.00
$ 22,000.00
$ 22,000.00
$ 22,000.00 General
$ 22,000.00
$ 22,000.00
Boarding Homes
and Institution
placements have
increased their
rates 15 to 35
percent
Plus increased
cost of clothing
for Court Wards
Submitted by Wm. F. Gunnerson,
Probation Officer
Page Eighty-six DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
EXPEND I TURES -0 Total Actual Allowed b11 E:rplanation
CLASSIFICATION .t: Name " and Ettfmated Reque.sted Board of of Fund
of Requested
;,. Current Year Ending Supervison Increase
t-2 Year Ending June 30, 1948 Year Ending
June 30, l!K7 June 30, 1948
Account
198 Ventura, Santa Barbara Juvenile Forestry Camp
CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS-OUTSIDE WELFARE
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries . .
Regular Salaries -198Al
Extra Help . .
Extra Help 198A4
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Telephone and Telegraph 198Bl
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
Express 198B2
Travel Expense 19883
Food Supplies 198B7
Office Supplies 19888
Motor Vehicle Supplies . .19889
Medical Supplies 198Bl0
Laundry Supplies 198812
Janitor and Housecleaning
Supplies 198814
Clothing, Bedding and Linen. . 198Bl5
Repairs and Minor Replacemen
ts . 198822
Heat, Light, Power and Water 198B26
Camp and Personnel Maintenance
198860
Replacement of Equipment 198B23
Total Maintenance and Operati
on . .
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Office Equipment 198Cl
Automobiles and Trucks 196C2
Recreation Equipment -198C3
Tools and Equipment 198C5
Kitchen and Dining Equipment 198C9
Laundry Equipment 198Cl0
Remodeling Buildings . -.198C55
Heating Equipment . .198C57
Electric Equipment and Installation
198C58
Total Capital Outlay . .
GRAND TOT AL~",
Approved by Paul E. Stewart,
Supervisor, Second District
$ 18,880.50
709.69
$ 19,590 19
$ 150.00
25.00
450.00
12,200.00
120.00
750.00
180.00
400.00
300.00
2,000.00
2,000.00
2,600.00
460.00
$ 21,635.00
$ 500.00
4,500.00
400.00
1,200.00
60.00
1,000.00
400.00
496.00
$ 8,556.00
$ 49,781.19
$ 24,804.00
300.00
$ 25,104.00
$ 185.00
25.00
500.00
15,300.00
100.00
750.00
180.00
600.00
400.00
2,200.00
1,500.00
2,500.00
250.00
1,000.00
$ 25,490.00
$ 500.00
1,800.00
250.00
1,200.00
750.00
200.00
1,000.00
300.00
500.00
$ 6,500.00
$ 57,094.00
$
27,180.00
300.00
$ 27,480.00
$ 185.00
25.00
500.00
15,300.00
100.00
750.00
180.00
600.00
400.00
2,200.00
1,500.00
2,500.00
250.00
1,000.00
$ 25,490.00
$ 500.00
1,800.00
250.00
1,200.00
750.00
200.00
1,000.00
300.00
500.00
$ 6,500.00
$ 59,470.00
General
Salary
General
Salary
General
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"
Gen eral
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"
"
Sole user of line
has doubled cost
of service
Placement Off!-
cer In field for
full year
Increased cost of
food and increased
poputatlon
Increased cost
of Soap
Increased cos t
of Supplies
Formerly ineluded
with
198B22
Submitted by Wm. F. Gunnerson,
Probation Officer
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(~
DEPARTME.NTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
CLASSIFICATION
Account
EXPENDITURES
Total Actual
and Estimated
current
Year Ending
June 30, 1947
Requested
YeaT Ending
June 30, 1948
Allowed b11
Board of
Superuisors
Year Endtng
June 30, 1948
Page Eighty-seven
Name
of Fund
Explanation
of Requelted
Increcue
199 Ventura, Santa Barbara County Juvenile Forestry Camp
CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS-OUTSIDE WEJ,F ARE
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Pro-Rata Share Reimbursement,
Ventura County 199B130
Total Maintenance and Operation
. .
GRAND TOTAL . .
Approved by Paul E. Stewart,
Supervisor, Second District
Account
200
$ 25,000.00 $ 25,0 00.00
$ 25,000.00 $ 25,0 00.00
$ 25,000.00 $ 25, 000.00
Reform Schools
NOTE: This
budget is an
$ 25,000.00 General inter-governmental
service
budget a.nd ex-
$ 25,000.00 penditures are
based solely on
$ 25,000.00 revenue
received
Submitted by William Gunnerson,
Probation Officer
CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS-PROBATION
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
State School Commitments 200B69
Total Maintenance and OperatiC
ll -----
GRAND TOTAL . ,. .
Approved by Paul E. Stewart,
Supervisor, Second District
Account
$
$
$
3,500.00 $ 3,
3,500.00 $ 3,
3,500.00 $ 3,
500.00 $
500.00 $
500.00 $
3,500.00
3,500.00
3,500.00
Submitted by Wm. F. Gunnerson,
Probation Officer
201 Homes and Schools Insane, Narcotics,
Feeble-Minded, Blind and Deaf
CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS- STATE INSTITUTIONAL ACCOUNTS
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Care of Feeble-Minded in Institutions
201B70
Schools for Blind and Deaf 201B73
Hospital Care-Insane and Narcotics
201B77
Total Maintenance and Operation
. .
GRAND TOTAL . .
Approved by Paul E. Stewart,
Supervisor, Second District
$ 25,000.00
100.00
3,400.00
.
$ 28,500.00
$ 28,500.00
$ 27, 500.00 $ 27,500.00 General
110.00 110.00 "
3,7 40.00 3,740.00 "
$ 31,3 50.00 $ 31,350.00
$ 31,3 50.00 $ 31,350.00
Submitted by Atwell Westwick, Ernest D. Wagner,
Judges, Superior Court
\
Page Eighty-eight DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
EXPENDITURES -0 .$ Total Actual Allowed bu Name Explanation CLASSCFICATION i: and Estimated Requested Board of Of Fund of Requested
;, Current Year Ending Supervfsors lnC'rease
t') Y ear Ending June 30, 1948 Year Ending
June 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
Account
203 Enforced Labor
CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS-SPECIAL WELFARE
~1AINTENANCE and OPERATION
Enforced Labor . .203A54
Total Maintenance and Opera-
GRAND TOT AL . .
Approved by Paul E. Stewart,
Supervisor, Second District
Account
$ 1,500.00 $
$ 1,500.00 $
$ 1,500.00 $
2,000.00 $ 2,000.00 General
2,000.00 $ 2,000.00
2,000.00 $ 2,000.00
Submitted by Paul Stewart ,
Supervisor, Second District
204 Psychological Service and Care Insane
CBARITIES AND CORRECTIONS-SPECIAL WELFARE
r
~lAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Examination and Care of Insane,
Inebriates and Feeble-
Minded -----.204B74 $ 4,000.00
Psychological Service and Expense
204.876 5,100.00
Total Maintenance and Operati
on ------------
GRAND TOT AL . .
Approved by Paul E. Stewart,
Supervisor, Second District
Account
$ 9,100.00
- - $ 9,100.00
$ 4,400.00 $ 4,400.00 General
Increased
6,000.00 6,000.00 " amount of work
ln criminal and
juvenile depart-
$ 10,400.00
men ts
$ 10,400.00
$ 10,400.00 $ 10,400.00
Submitted by Ernest D. Wagner, Atwell Westwick,
Judges, Superior Court
205 Burial of Indigents
CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS-SPECIAL WELFARE
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Burial Expense 205875 $ 1,000.00 $ 1,500.00 $ 1,500.00 General
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Total Maintenance and Operati
on . .
GRAND TOT AL . ,,
Approved by Paul E. Stewart,
Supervisor, Second District
$ 1,000.00 $ 1,500.00
$ 1,000.00 $ 1,500.00
$ 1,500.00
$ 1,500.00
Submitted by H. J. Rudolph,
Director of Relief
.,
DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPE.NDITURES
CLASSlFlCATlON
Account
EXPENDITURES
Total Actual
and Estimated
Curr em
Y ear Ending
June 30, 19l7
Requested
Year Endfng
June 30, 1948
Allowed bu
Board of
Supervl.fors
Year Endfng
June 30, 1948
210 Advertising County Resources
MISCELLANEOUS-EXPLOITATION
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Santa Barbara County Publicity210B87
State Chamber of Commerce 210B89
Carpinteria Chamber of Commerce
210B90
Lompoc Chamber of Commerce210B91
Santa Barbara City Chamber of
Commerce 210B92
Santa Maria Chamber of Commerce
210893
Guadalupe Chamber of Commerce
210895
All Year Club of Southern California
. 210896
California Mission Trails 210B98
Santa Ynez Valley Chamber of
Commerce 210899
Santa Barbara Convention
Bureau 2108105
Californians, Inc. . .210Bll0
Goleta Chamber of Commerce . .210Blll
Total Maintenance and OperatiC
ll
GRAND TOT AL . .
$ 10,000.00
2,000.00
750.00
900.00
4,500.00
1,850.00
150.00
5,000.00
1,500.00
400.00
1,000.00
$ 28,050.00
$ 28,050.00
$ 15,000.00 $ 15,000.00
2,000,00 2,000.00
800.00 800.00
1,000.00 1,000.00
2,500.00 2,500.00
2,000.00 2,000,00
300.00 450.00
3,500.00 5,000.00
1,500.00 2,500.00
400.00 450.00
1,000.00 1,000.00
500.00
500.00 450.00
$ 31,000.00 $ 33,150.00
$ 31,000.00 $ 33,150.00
Page Eighty-nine
Name
of Fund
General
"
"
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"
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"
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"
"
"
E:cpla114tion
of Requested
Increase
Approved by C. W. Bradbury,
Chairman Board of Supervisors
Submitted by C. W. Bradbury,
Chairman, Board of Supevisors
Account
211 Fiestas, Fairs and Exhibits
MISCELLANEOUS-EXPLOITATION
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Semana Nautica 211B99
Lompoc Rodeo . 211B101
Special Events 211Bl03
Santa Barbara Yacht Club (Regatta
Account) 211B106
Santa Maria Fair 211B118
Santa Barbara Fiesta 211B119
La Purisima Mission Fiesta 211B120
Total Maintenance and Operati
on ~
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Portable Bleachers -211C103
Total Capital Outlay . .
GRAND TOTAL . .
Approved by Paul E. Stewart,
Supervisor, Second District
$ 2,000.00
500.00
1,000.00
3,500.00
7,000.00
250.00
$ 14,250.00
$ 14,250.00
$ 2,000.00
500.00
1,000.00
1,500.00
3,500.00
7,000.00
250.00
$ 15,750.00
$ 15,750.00
$ 2,000.00
500.00
1,000.00
1,500.00
3,500.00
7,000.00
250.00
$ 15,750.00
3,000.00
3,000.00
$ 18,750.00
General
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General
Submitted by Paul E. Stewart,
Supervisor, Second District
Page Ninety DEPAltTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
-0
CLASSIFICATION .0 e ;,.
c.i
Account
215
SALARIES and WAGES
EXPENDITURES
Total Actual and Estimated Requested
Current Year Ending
Year Ending June 30, 1948
.Tne 30, 1947
Santa Maria Airport
MISCELLANEOUS
Labor -------~------~---2l.5A6C $ $ 1,200.00
Total Salaries and Wages
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Service and Epense 215825
Total Maintenance and Operati
on -----
GR~ '.I'OT AL
Account
216
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
$ $ 1,200.00
$ $ 3,800.00
$ $ 3,800.00
$ $ 5,000.00
Lompoc Airport
MISCELLANEOUS
Service and Expense 2168 25 $ $ 500.00
Allowed by Name E:cplanatlon Board of of Fund of Requested
Supervisors Increase
Year Ending
June 30, 1948
$ 1,200.00 Salary
$ 1,200.00
$ 3,800.00 General
$ 3,800.00
$ 5,000.00
Submitted by T. A. 'l'witchell,
Supervisor, Fifth District
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
Total Maintenance and Operati
on _ . . _. _ _ . $ $ 500.00
GR~ TOTtlL . . $~~~~~$~-5-0-0.-00~~~~~
Account
Submitted by R. B. McClellan,
Supervisor, Fourth District
218 Rebates and Refu,nds
MISCELLANEOUS-SPECIAL PAYMENTS
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION ill i_ .
Miscellaneous Refunds 21.88 33 $ 500.00
Total Maintenance and Operati
on . $ 500.00
GRtl:rll'""D TOTtlL . . $ 500.00
$ 500.00
$ 500.00
$ 500.00
$ 500.00 General
$ 500.00
$ 500.00
Submitted by C. W. Bradbury,
Chairman, Board of Supervisors
'lo
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.
DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES Page Ninety-one
EXPENDITURE S -0 Total Actual Allowed bl/ E:rplanatWn CLASSIFICATION .J:l Name ie and Estimated Requested Board of of Requested
~ CuTTent Year Ending Supcn1'.s01'S of Fund I ncrease .,.
Cl) Year Ending June 30, 1948 Y ear Endtng
June 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
Account
220 Superintendent of Schools
EDUCATION-SCHOOLS
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries 220Al
Extra Help .
Extra Help 220A4
Total Salaries and Wages . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
$ 13,456.00
688.00
$ 14,144.67
$ 20,680.00
$ 20,680.00
Telephone and Telegraph 22081 $ 460.00 $ 475.00 $
Postage, Freight, Cartage and
Express 22082
Traveling Expense and Mileage220B3
Convention Expense 22084
Office Supplies 22088
Motor Vehicle Supplie.s 22089
Distr ict Supplies 220816
Repairs and Minor Replacemen
ts . .220822
Service and Expense . .220825
Special Election Expense 220849
Total Ma intenance and Operati
on .
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Office Equipment 220Cl
Total Capital Outlay . .
GRAND TOTAL . .
Approved by Paul E. Stewart,
Supervisor, Second District
Account
221
SALARIES and WAGES
Regular Salaries 221Al
Total Salaries and Wages .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Traveling Expense and Mileage221B3
Office Supplies . 22188
Publications . . ~~
Total Maintenance and Operation
---
GR.AND TOTAL
Approved by Paul E. Stewart,
Supervisor, Second District
280.00
300.00
50.00
950.00
100.00
470.00
200.00
145.00
$ 2,955.00
$ 40.00
$ 40.00
$ 17,139.67
Board of
500.00
600.00
50.00
1,100.00
350.00
950.00
200.00
175.00
$. 4,400.00
$ 170.00
$ 170.00
$ 25,250.00
Education
EDUCATION-SCHOOLS
$ 180.00 $ 240.00
$ 180.00 $ 240.00
$ 345.00 $ 440.oo
700.00 000.00
350.00 500.00
$ 1,395.00 $ 1,840.00
$ 1,575.00 $ 2,080.00
$ 19,800.00
1,200.00
1,200.00
$ 21,000.00
475.00
500.00
600.00
50.00
1,100.00
350.00
950.00
200.00
175.00
1,750.00
$ 6,150.00
$ 170.00
$ 170.00
$ 27,320.00
Salary
General
General
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Subject to
Legislative
Action
Additional d emands
on office
Increased costs
Increased use
E.C. 4915.1-
redlstrlcting
e lections
Increased
costs
General New typewriter
Submitted by Hal D. Caywood,
Superintendent of Schools
$
$
$
$
$
To provide for
240.00 Salary salaries for all
members at all
240.00 meetings
Greater dis-
440.00 General tance for new
members
900.00 " Increased
500.00 " costs
1,840.00
2,080.00
Submitted by Hal D. Caywood,
Secretary, Board of Education
Page Ninety-two
CLASSIFICATION
Account
225
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
As per contract with the Board
of Supervisors and the Trustees
of the Santa Barbara City
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Free Public Library 2258
Total Maintenance and Operati
on . .
GRAND TOTAL . .
Approved by T. A. Twitchell,
Supervisor, Fifth District
Account
DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
EXPENDITURES
Total Actual
and Estimated Requested
Current Year Endlng
Year Ending June 30, 1948
June 30, 1947
County Library
EDUCATION- LIBRARIES
_lk - "'-
$ 49,750.00 $ 56,625.00
$ 49,750.00 $ 56,625.00
$ 49,750.00 $ 56,625.00
Allowed b11 Explanation
Board of Name of Requested Supe1"Vlsor of Fund InCTease Year Ending
June 30, 1948
$ 55,000.00 General
$ 55,000.00
$ 55,000.00
Submitted by Howard M. Rowe,
Secretary, Board of Trustees
226 Board of Supervisors
MISCELLANEOUS-COUNTY PROJECTS
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Preparation of Plans of Engineering
226C24 $ 6,720.00
Acq uisi ti on of Si tes . .226C25
Construction of County
Buildings 226C26
Acquisition of Beach Sites 226C90 15,025.70
Acquisition of Airports 226C91
Total Capital Outlay . . $ 21,745.70
GRAND TOT AL . . $ 21,745.70
Account
$ 65,413.16
50,000.00
694,378.26
84,974.30
85,129.00
$979,894.72
$979,894.72
$ 72,132.16
50,000.00
694,378.26
85,000.00
46,388.00
$947,899.42
$947,899.42
Capital Outlay
'' ''
'' ''
'' ''
'' ''
Submitted by C. W. Bradbury,
Chairman, Board of Supervisors
250 Board of Supervisors
MISCELLANEOUS-EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
County Contribution:
General Fund 2508
Salary Fund -
Law Library . .
Good Roads . .
Oil Well Inspection . .
First Road . .
Third Road . .
Special Road Improvement . .
Total Maintenance and Operati()
tl . .
GRAN~ TOTAL . .
Approved by C. W. Bradbury,
Chairman Board of Super visors
$ 40,700.00
22,700.00
10.00
11,170.00
270.00
150.00
$ 75,000.00
$ 75,000.00
$ 55,000.00
31,490.00
10.00
13,000.00
500.00
$100,000.00
$100,000.00
$100,000.00
10.00
20,000.00
500.00
$120,510.00
$120,510.00
General
Salary
Law Library
Good Roads
Oil Well Inspection
First Road
Third Road
Special Rd Imp't.
33~!. per cent
Increase over
1946-47
,
I
Page Ninety-three
Statement of Appropriations Cancelled During Preceding Fiscal Year
Resolution W
Tran.sfeT
Date Number
6/ 23/47
4/28/47
5/ 5/47
61 9/47
9/ 30/46
1/ 6/47
3/ 10/47
4/14/47
12/ 2/46
91 3/46
4/14/47
5/ 26/47
4/7 /47
4/ 28/47
4/28/47
4/ 28/ 47
5/12/47
.5/12/47
6/23/47
6/23/47
6/ 23/47
6/ 23/47
10/28/ 46
6/30/47
2/10/47
4/ 7/47
4/ 7/47
5/ 26/47
5/26/47
5/26/47
5/26/47
5/26/47
12/23/46
12/23/46
5/ 5/47
61 9/47
6/30/47
1/27/47
3/ 3/47
3/10/47
4/ 7/47
5/ 5/47
5/19/47
6/ 9/47
6/ 9/47
4/14/47
12/ 9/46
6/ 9/47
6/ 9/47
9/30/46
6/30/47
5/12/47
6/16/47
1/ 27/47
6/16/47
7481
7299
7318
7413
6855
6981
7145
7263
6934
6812
7265
7384
7210
7300
7300
7300
7349
7349
7480
7480
7480
7479
6910
7513
7079
7209
7209
7382
7382
7383
7383
7383
6961
6961
7327
7416
7511
7024
7127
7144
7207
7326
7371
7411
7411
7264
6947
7418
7417
6858
7512
7348
7448
7026
7444
Department Object Qf Expenditure Amount
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AGRI. COMM . Rentals . $ 600.00
1,000.00
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AIR. CO-OP AGREE. SM Airports Co-op Agreement . .
ASSESSOR Replacement of Equipment . .
CLERK Salary Clerk . .
CO. BLDGS., 2ND. DIST.Repairs and Minor Replacements . .
CO. BLDGS., 2ND. DIST.Repairs and Minor Replacements . .
CO. BLDGS., 2ND. DIST. Repairs and Minor Replacements . .
CO. BLDGS., 2ND DIST. Repairs and Minor Replacements . .
CO. GARAGE, S. B . Repairs and Minor Replacements . .
DIST. ATTY . Criminal Expense . .
DIST. ATTY. . . Criminal Expense . .
DIST. ATTY . Criminal Expense . .
FARM ADVISOR Motor Vehicle Supplies . .
FARM ADVISOR Salary Clerk . .
FARM ADVISOR Office Equipment . .
FARM ADVISOR Field Equipment . .
FARM ADVISOR Salary Clerk . .
FARM ADVISOR Demonstration Equipment . .
FARM ADVISOR Salary Clerk . .
FARM ADVISOR Field Equipment . .
FARM ADVISOR Extra Clerical Help . .
FARM PROD. CO-ORD . Telephone and Telegraph . .
FOR. & FmE W ARDEN Building Motor Ways, etc . .
FOR. & FIRE W ARDEN Materials and Supplies . .
GENERAL ELECTIONS Materials and Supplies . .
GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Replacement Steam and Water Sup .
GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Surgical Lab. and X-Ray Equip .
GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Plant Equipment, etc .
GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Patients Library . .
GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Janitors, Caretakers, etc .
GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Surgical Lab. and X-Ray Equip .
GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Kitchen Equipment . .
GEN. REL. WEL. DEPT . County Cash Aid . .
GEN. REL. WEL. DEPT . County Cash Aid . .
GEN. REL. WEL. DEPT . County Cash Aid . .
GEN. REL. WEL. DEPT . County Cash Aid . .
GEN. REL. WEL. DEPT . County Cash Aid . .
HEALTH OFFICER Clerical Help . .
HEALTH OFFICER Bookkeeper, Statistician, etc . .
HEALTH OFFICER Bookkeeper, Statistician, etc .
HEALTH OFFICER Salary Dentist . .
HEALTH OFFICER Salary Dentist . .
HEALTH OFFICER Salary Dentist . .
HEALTH OFFICER Salary De.ntist . .
HEALTH OFFICER Salary Supervising Nurse . .
JUST. CT., 2nd TWP . Postage, Freight, Cartage and Express .
JUST. CT., 3rd TWP . - Office Equipment --
PARKS, 1st DIST . Repairs and Minor Replacements . .
PARK.S, 2nd DIST . Purchase of Land . .
PARKS, 3rd DIST . Materials and Supplies . .
PARKS, 3rd DIST . Materials and Supplies . .
PARKS, 4th DIST . Repairs and Minor Replacements . .
PARKS, 5th DIST . Playground Equipment . .
PLAN. & PUB. WKS . Public Works Engineer . .
PLAN. & PUB. WKS . Publications . .
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900.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
200.00
215.25
149.80
150.00
150.00
35.38
100.00
50.00
30.00
124.80
14.70
64.91
46.17
20.00
25.00
33,279.90
3,090.00
1,000.00
1,691.43
955.99
1,000.00
200.00
1,000.00
1,400.00
530.55
800.00
600.00
2,500.00
800.00
450.00
200.00
300.00
400.00
400.00
1,000.00
100.00
300.00
400.00
60.00
50.00
700.00
300.00
100.00
160.00
500.00
400.00
157.26
150.00
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Statement of Appropriations Cancelled During Preceding Fiscal Year
Resolution or
Transfer I Department Object of Expend tture Amount Na'tl'U1 of Fund
Date Number
1/27 I 47 7025 PUR. AGT. & STA TIS . Clerical Help $ 810.67 General
5/ 12/ 47 8347 S. B. AMPITHEATRE Caretaker's House and Grounds 1,260.75
1/ 6/47 6980 S. M. HOSPITAL Housekeeping Help 600.00
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3/ 3/47 7126 S. M. HOSPITAL Kitchen Equipment --- 1,300.00 "
4/ 21/ 47 7280 S. M. HOSPIT AL Housekeeping Help -- 2,175.00 "
6/ 16/47 7449 S. M. HOSPITAL . _ . Lab. and Surgical Equipment 450.00 "
6/16/47 7449 S. M. HOSPITAL . - . Kitchen Equipment 1,136.45 "
6/16/47 7450 S. M. HOSPITAL Dietitians, Cooks and Porters 200.00 "
6/16/47 7450 S. M. HOSPITAL Janitors and Gardeners 150.00 "
6/16/ 47 7446 S. M. OFFICES Materials and Supplies 50.00 "
3/24/47 7168 SHERIFF Automobiles 351.73 "
5/28/47 7296 SUPERIOR COURT Reporting and Transcribing 400.00 "
5/28/47 7296 SUPERIOR COURT Witness Fees, Mileage, etc. 200.00 "
5/28/47 7296 SUPERIOR COURT Traveling Exp. S. M. Court 300.00 "
6/30/47 7514 SUPERIOR COURT Repairs and Minor Replacements 16.00 "
6/9 / 47 7419 SURVEYOR Office Equipment - 197.00 "
1/13/47 6996 VETS' SERV. OFFICE Traveling Expense and Mileage - 365.00 "
5/26/47 7381 VENT.-SB JUV. FR. CP Automobiles and Trucks - 350.00 "
5/26/47 7381 VENT.-SB JUV. FR. CP Kitchen and Dining Equipment 2l)O.OO "
,-,=-,,~~~~~~~ TOTAL GENERAL FUND $ 72,487.75
4/7 /47 7211 CONSTABLE, 2nd TWP Salaries and Wages $ 154.00 Salary
4/7 /47 7212 CONSTABLE, 5th TWP.Salaries and Wages . . 150.00 "
4/ 7 /47 7215 JUST. CT., 9th TWP . Salary J ustice of Peace . . 154.00 "
4/ 7 /47 7215 JUST. CT., 9th TWP . Salary Clerk . . 343.00 "
4/ 17/47 7213 PROBATION OFFICER Salary Asst. Probation Officer - 142.00 "
4/ 17 /47 7213 PROBATION OFFICER Salary Bookkeeper . . 451.00 "
4/ 7/47 7214 RECORDER Salary Deputy . . 5,600.00 "
6/ 9/47 7412 RECORDER Salary Deputy . . 900.00 "
1/ 6/47 6982 TREASURER - Salary Deputy -- 300.00 "
--~="'=""-=-~~~~~~ TOTAL SA.LARY FUND . - . $ 8,194.00
9/ 3/46 6813 ROAD ENGINEERING Automobiles $ 150.00 Good Roads
6/16/47 7445 ROAD ENGINEERING Automobiles 150.00 ''
61 9/47 7415 FIRST SUP. DIST . Service and Expense 850.00 '' ''
4/28/47 7298 SECOND SUP. DIST . Labor, Salaries and Wages 6,000.00 '' ''
5/ 5/47 7317 SECOND SUP. DIST . Rent of Equipment - 1,000.00 '' ''
5/ 5/47 7317 SECOND SUP. DIST . Road Equipment 1,000.00 ''
6/30/47 7507 SECOND SUP. DIST . Replacement of Equipment . -. 750.00 ''
9/ 3/46 6814 THIRD SUP. DIST - . Automobile and Trucks 1,834.41 ''
10/21/46 6886 THIRD SUP. DIST . Labor 5,000.00 '' ''
1/ 6/47 6979 THIRD SUP. DIST . Rent of Equipment 1,669.18 '' ''
4/28/47 7297 THIRD SUP. DIST . Road and Bridge Material . -. 636.54 '' ''
5/26/47 7385 THIRD SUP. DIST . Road and Bridge Material 1,200.00 ''
12/ 2/ 46 6933 FOURTH SUP. DIST . Road Equipment 1,000.00 ''
3/24/47 7167 FOURTH SUP. DIST . Labor 2,000.00
4/ 7 /47 7208 FOURTH SUP. DIST . Labor - 1,000.00 ''
4/ 14/47 7262 FOURTH SUP. DIST . Labor - 2,000.00 ''
61 9/47 7414 FOURTH SUP. DIST -.Motor Vehicle Supplies 1,000.00 '' ''
61 9/47 7414 FOURTH SUP. DIST . Replacement of Equipment 1,400.00 ''
6/23/47 7478 FOURTH SUP. DIST . Small Equipment and Tools--. 300.00 ''
6/23/47 7478 FOURTH SUP. DIST . Road Equipment --- 700.00
6/ 16/47 7447 FIFTH SUP. DIST - . Labor . -. 4,000.00 '' ''
.,.--~~~~~~~~~ _ ~- :lMiTOTAL GOOD ROADS $ 33,640.13
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Page Ninety-five
Statement of Appropriations Can celled During Preceding Fiscal Year
Resotution or I Transfer
Date I Number
Department Object of Expendtture Amount Name of Fund
3/31/47 7188 OIL WELL INS., ETC . Abandonment of Wells 50.00 Oil Well Ins.
TOTA L OIL WELL INSPECTION. .$ ~ -=5-0.0=0 -=-------
10/21/46 6885 ROAD ENGINEERING SB Shoreline Drive $ 150.00 Spec. Rd Impt.
~--:-=--=---~--- TOT AL SPEC. RD. IMPROVEMENT $ 150.00
5/12/47 7345 THIRD SUP. DIST . Road and Bridge Material. . $ 574.72 Third Road
6/30/47 7509 THIRD SUP. DIST . Labor 300.00 '' ''
TOTA L THIRD ROAD DISTRICT. . $~ --87=4.=72- =-------
6/ 30/47 7508 FOURTH SUP. DIST . Labor : . $ 250.00 Fourth Road
,.------=-c=------- T of AL FOURTH ROAD DIST . $ 250.00
Page Ninety-six
Statement of Appropriations Made From Unappropriated
During Preceding Fiscal Year
Reserves
Resolution or
Tf"afl8f er Department Object of E:cpendtture Amount Name of Fund
Date Number
3/10/47 7153 AD. CO. RESOURCES Guadalupe Comm. Club $ 7.90 General
9/ 3/46 6816 AGR:C. co~ Rezit;al 1,600.00 "
6/ 23/47 7485 AGR:C. COMM. . . :l.abo:r . . 600.00 "
5/ 5/47 7319 ASSESSOR Office Equipment . . 75.00 "
1/20/47 7008 AUDITOR Office Equipment . . 700.00 "
2/ 17/47 7107 AUDITOR Postage, F:reight, Ca:rtage and EXP:ress . . 475.00 "
2/ 10/47 7085 CLERK Office Supplies . . 1,000.00 "
1/27/47 7033 CORONER T:raveling Expense and Mileage . . 4.84 "
3/24/47 7172 CORONER Service Autopsy Su:rgeon . . 600.00 "
3/24/47 7172 CORONER Convention,Expense . . 50.00 "
9/30/46 6856 CO. BLDGS., 2nd DIST . Labo:r . . 1,000.00 "
1/ 6 /47 6985 CO. BLDGS., 2nd DIST . Labo:r . . 1,000.00 "
3/ 10/47 7154 CO. BWGS., 2nd DIST . Labor . . 1,000.00 "
12/ 2/46 6938 COUNTY FARM Repai:rs and Mino:r Replacements . . 500.00 "
12/ 2/46 6935 COUNTY GARAGE, SB Ga:rage Equipmezit . . 215.25 "
6/ 23/ 47 7486 COUNTY GARAGE, SB Motor Vehicle Supplies . . 1,000.00 "
2/ 17/ 47 7108 COUNTY JAIL . ,Food Supplies . . 2,400.00 "
6/ 30/ 47 7523 COUNTY JAIL--
CHAIN GANG -Sala:ry Truck Drive:r . . 63.00 "
3/ 3/ 47 7128 COURT HOUSE Materials and Supplies . . 300.00 "
61 9/ 47 7425 COURT HOUSE -Salary Janitor . . 300.00 "
9/ 3/ 46 6818 DIST. ATTY. ----Office Equipmezit . . 149.80 "
5/ 26/ 47 7389 DIST. ATTY . . :Office Supplies . . 50.00 "
5/ 26/ 47 7389 DIST. ATr y. ----~--Law Books . . 100.00 "
4/14/47 7271 D:CST. A TTY., S. M . Telephone and Telegraph . . 150.00 "
2/10/47 7082 FARM ADVISOR Traveling Expezise and Mileage . . 50.00 "
2/10/47 7082 FARM ADVISOR Ext:ra Cle:rical Help . . 100.00 "
2/10/47 7082 FARM ADVISOR Office Equipment . . 100.00 "
2/10/47 7082 FARM ADVISOR Automobile . . 1,100.00 "
4/ 7/47 7220 FARM ADVISOR Automobile . . 35.38 "
4/28/47 7305 FARM ADVISOR T:raveling Expezise and Mileage : . 45.00 "
4/28/47 7305 FARM ADVISOR Special Labor . . 155.00 "
4/ 28/47 7306 FARM ADVISOR Telephone and Telegraph . . 40.00 "
4/ 28/47 7306 FARM ADVISOR Traveling Expense and Mileage . . 40.00 "
4/ 28/47 7306 FARM ADVISOR Office Supplies . . 100.00 "
5/12/47 7351 FARM ADVISOR Materials and Supplies . . 40.00 "
5/12/47 7351 FARM ADVISOR Motor Vehicle Supplies . . 40.00 "
5/12/47 7351 FARM ADVISOR Demonst:ration Mate:rials . . 19.70 "
5/12/47 7351 FARM AD VISOR Service and Expense . . 39.80 "
6/ 23/47 7484 FARM ADVISOR Postage, F:reight, Cartage and Express . . 131.08 "
6/30/ 47 7522 FARM ADVISOR Special Labo:r - 125.00 "
6/ 23/ 47 7483 FARM PROD. CO-ORD . Salary Co-o:rdinator . . 25.00 "
10/ 28/46 6899 FOR. & FIRE W ARDEN Fire Equipmezit . . 8,000.00 "
10/ 28/46 6899 FOR. & FffiE W ARDEN Materials and Supplies . . 7,639.95 "
10/ 28/46 6899 FOR. & FffiE W ARDEN Repai:rs and Replacements . . 7,639.95 "
10/ 28/46 6899 FOR. & FffiE WARDEN Sala:ries Field Pe:rsonnel. . 10,000.00 "
6/30/ 47 7521 FOR. & FIRE W ARDEN Repai:rs to Buildings . . 3,090.00 "
10/21/46 6882 GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Plant Equipmezit, etc . 6,575.00 "
12/ 2/46 6937 GEN. HOSPITAL, S.B . Clothing and Linen Supplies . . 1,050.00 "
12/ 2/46 6937 GEN. HOSPITAL, S.B . Misc. Medical Se:rvice . . 5,000.00 "
12/ 2/ 46 6937 GEN. HOSPITAL, S.B . Sewage Disposal System . . 100.00 "
1/ 13/47 7000 GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Replace Steam and Water Sup . 2,500.00 "
2/ 3/47 7061 GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Materials and Supplies. . 2,500.00 - "
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Statement of Appropriations Made From Unappropriated Reserves
During Preced ing Fiscal Year
Resolution cw
Trafl.$fer
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2/ 3/47
2/ 3/47
2/ 3/47
2/ 3/47
2/ 3/47
2/24/47
2/24/47
2/ 24/47
3/10/47
3/10/47
3/10/47
3/10/47
3/10/47
3/10/47
3/10/47
3/10/47
3/10/47
3/10/47
3/10/47
3/10/47
3/10/47
3/10/47
3/10/47
3/10/47
3/ 10/47
3/10/47
3/10/47
3/10/47
3/10/47
4/ 7/47
4/ 7/47
5/26/47
1/27/47
3/ 3/47
3/10/47
3/31/47
4/ 7/4
5/ 5/47
5/19/47
5/26/47
6/ 9/47
61 9/47
6/ 9/47
6/ 9/ 47
6/ 9/47
1/ 27/47
2/10/47
3/17/47
4/14/47
12/ 9/46
2/10/47
12/ 2/46
4/28/47
7061
7061
7061
7061
7061
7116
7116
7116
7146
7146
7146
7146
7147
7147
7147
7147
7148
7148
7148
7149
7149
7149
7150
7150
7150
7150
7151
7151
7151
7219
7219
7389
7027
7129
7152
7194
7216
7329
7372
7388
7420
7420
7420
7420
7420
7028
7083
7162
7270
6949
7084
6936
7307
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GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Office Supplies $
GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Medical and Surgical Supplies . .
GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Laundry Supplies . .
GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Cleaning and Disinfecting Supplies . .
GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Clothing and Linen Supplies . .
GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Drugs, Medical and Surgical Supplies . .
GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Clothing and Linen Supplies . .
GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Replacement Equipment . .
GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Administrator . .
GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Bookkeeper, Stenographers, etc .
GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Watchman
GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Engineers, Carpenters, etc .
GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Anesthetist, etc .
GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Pharmacists . .
GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Nurses, Orderlies, etc .
GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Dieticians, Cooks, etc .
GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Laundry Foreman and Helpers . .
GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Housekeepers, Housemaids, etc .
GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Storekeepers . .
GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Telephone and Telegraph . .
GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Travel Expense and Mileage . .
GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Food Supplies . .
GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Drugs, Medical ~nd Surgical Supplies . .
GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Clothing and Linen Supplies . .
GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Repairs and Minor Replacements . .
GEN. HOSPITAL, S' . B . Replacement of Equipment. .
GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Service and Expense
GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Heat, Light, Power and Water . .
GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Misc. Medical Service . .
GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Laundry Supplies . .
GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Clothing and Linen Supplies . .
GEN. HOSPITAL, S. B . Drugs, Medical and Surgcal Supplies . .
HEALTH OFFICER Office Equipment . .
HEALTH OFFICER Office Supplies . .
HEALTH OFFICER Traveling Expense and Mileage . .
HEALTH. OFFICER Aid to Crippled Children . .
HEAL TH OFFICER Office Supplies . .
HEA.LTH OF'F'ICER Traveling Expense and Mileage . .
HEALTH OF'F'ICER Office Equipment
HEALTH OFF'ICER Salary Health Officer
HEALTH OFFICER Telephone and Telegraph . .
HEALTH OFFICER Postage, Freight, Cartage and Express . .
HEALTH OFFICER Service and Expense . .
HEALTH OFFICER Heat, Light, Power and Water . .
HEALTH OFFICER Rent . .
INS. & INDEMNITIES . Surety Bonds . .
"INS. & INDEMN'ITIES Surety Bonds
INS. & INDEMN'ITIES Pub. Liab. and Prop. Dam. Ins .
JUST. CT., 2nd. TWP Law Books .
JUST. CT., 3rd TWP . Office Supplies . .
JUST. CT., 4th TWP . Postage, Freight, Cartage, Express . .
JUST. CT., 5th TWP . Postage, Freight, Cartge, Express . .
JUST. CT., 8th TWP . Heat, Light, Power and Water
Amount
400.00
2,500.00
500.00
1,200.00
1,000.00
6.33
1,085.83
383.93
1,441.00
1,200.00
50.00
1,800.00
700.00
60.00
20,500.00
5,000.00
1,200.00
2,900.00
120.00
150.00
3,500.00
9,000.00
1,000.00
500.00
500.00
1,000.00
200.00
1,800.00
2,000.00
94.24
2,552.19
4,130.55
200.00
300.00
400.00
2,000.00
400.00
1,000.00
100.00
1,575.00
150.00
100.00
170.00
100.00
180.00
250.00
400.00
800.00
60.00
50.00
5.00
100.00
17.00
Name of Fund
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Statement of Appropriations Made From Unappropriated Reserves
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Resolution or I Tmnsfer
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10/28/46 6897
12/ 9/46 6950
4/ 14/47 7268
5/12/47 7353
4/ 28/47 7303
3/31/47 7190
5/ 5/47 7328
5/ 9/47 7428
9/30/46 6857
6/30/47 7519
5/ 12/47 7350
6/16/47 7453
1/ 27/47 7032
6/ 16/ 47 7457
61 9/47 7422
6/ 30/ 47 7524
2/ 10/ 47 7087
10/ 21 /46 6879
1/27/47 7031
1/27/47 7031
1/27/47 7031
2/10/47 7086
2/10/47 7086
2/10/47 7086
1/27/47 7030
5/12/47 7352
4/ 28/47 7304
1/ 6/47 6984
1/ 6/47 6984
3/ 3/47 7130
3/ 3/47 7130
3/24/47 7170
4/21 /47 7282
6/16/47 7451
6/16/47 7451
6/16/47 7452
6/16/ 47 7455
5/ 5/47 7320
2/ 3/47 7060
3/24/47 7171
4/21/47 7284
1/13/47 7001
1/27/47 7029
4/21 /47 7283
6/ 9/ 47 7423
6/ 9/47 7429
6/ 30/47 7524
6/ 30/47 7524
6/30/47 7525
61 9/47 7430
4/ 28/47 7308
12/ 23/46 6963
2/10/ 47 7080
2/10/ 47 7081
4/ 7/47 7218
5/26/47 7386
Department Object o/ Expenditure I Amount ' Name oJ Fund
JUV. HALL (Det. Home) Purchase of Sunshine Cottage $ 7,304.00 General
JUV. HALL (Det . Home) Remodel Sunshine Cottage . . 6,000.00 "
JUV. HALL (Det. Home) Remodel Sunshine Cottage --- 200.00 "
JUV. HALL (Det. Home) Matron . . 125.00 "
LOMPOC AIRPORT Service and Expense . - . 500.00 "
MISC. EMP. RETM'T . Maintenance and Operation. . 6,000.00 "
PARKS, 1st DIST . Repairs and Minor Replacemnts . . 2,500.00 "
PARKS, 1st DIST . Labor . . 700.00 "
PARKS, 3rd DIST . Labor . . 100.00 "
PARKS, 3rd DIST . Salary Caretaker . . 160.00 "
PARKS, 4th DIST . Labor . . 500.00 "
PARKS, 5th DIST . Labor . . 400.00 "
PLAN. & PUB. WKS . Automobiles . . 157.26 "
PLAN. & PUB. WKS . Office Equipme.nt . . 150.00 "
POLICE COURTS Reporting and Transcribing . . 500.00 "
POLICE COURTS Reporting and Transcribing . . 500.00 "
PUB. ADMIN'STRATOR Legal Advertising -- 67.56 "
400.00 "
210.67 "
500.00 . "
100.00 "
112.50 "
81.00 "
247.50 "
837.00 "
1,260.75 "
500.00 "
100.00 "
500.00 "
700.00 "
600.00 "
2,200.00 "
2,175.00 "
2,900.00 "
400.00 "
2,300.00 "
50.00 "
105.00 "
500.00 "
351.73 "
1,000.00 "
688.00 "
154.63 "
900.00 "
1,500.00 "
300.00 "
500.00 "
750.00 "
16.00 "
197.00 "
200.00 "
6,000.00 "
281.18 "
6,929.54 "
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PUR. AGT. & STAT'N Salary Pur. Agt. and Statistician. .
PUR. AGT. & STAT'N Salary Extra Clerical Help . .
PUR. AGT. & STAT'NPostage, Freight, Cartage, Express . .
PUR. AGT. & STAT'NSalary Pur;. Agt. and Statistician. .
PUR. AGT. & STAT'NSalary Assistant . .
PUR. AGT. & STAT'N salary Clerks . .
REGISTRATION Office Equipment -
S. B. AMPITHEATRE Road and Bridge Materials -
S. M. AIRPORT Labor -
S. M. HOSPITAL Office Supplies . .
S. M. HOSPITAL Repairs and Minor Replacements . .
S. M. HOSPITAL Drugs, Medical and Surgical Supplies . .
S. M. HOSPITAL Clothing and Linen Supplies . .
S. M. HOSPITAL Laundry Service . .
S. M. HOSPITAL Food Supplies . .
S. M. HOSPITAL Food Supplies . .
S. M. HOSPITAL Materials and Supplies . .
S. M. HOSPITAL Food Supplies . .
S. M. OFFICES Salary Janitor . - .
SLR. WTS & MEAS . Weighing and Measuring Equipment . .
SHERIE'F Crimin al Expense
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SHERIF'F' Repairs and Minor Replacements
SHERIFF Automob1"les
SUPT. OF SCHOOLS Salary Extra ci~~j~-~j H~l~~:
SUPT. OF SCHOOLS Automobile . .
SUPERIOR COURT Clerical Help . .
SUPERIOR COURT Reporting and Transcribing . .
SUPERIOR COURT Witness Fees, Mileage, etc .
SUPERIOR COURT Trial J urors Fees, Mileage, etc .
SUPERIOR COURT Reporting and Transcribing . .
SUPERIOR COURT Office Equipment . .
SURVEYOR Materials and Supplies . .
TAX COLLECTOR Repairs and Minor Replacements . .
VETERANS BLDGS . Purchase of Land . .
VEN.-SB JUV. FOR. CP ventura Co. Pro-rata Share . .
VEN.-SB JUV. FOR. CP ventura Co. Pro-rata Share . .
VEN.-SB JUV. FOR. CP Reimb. Pro-rata Share . .
VEN.-SB JUV. FOR. CP Food Supplies . .
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Statement of Appropriations Made From Unappropriated Reserves
During Preceding Fiscal Year
Resolution or
Transfer Department Object of Expenditure Amount Name o1Fund
Date Number
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10/28/46 6898 VETS SERV. OFFICER Office Equipment $ 250.00 General
10/28/46 6898 VETS SERV. OFFICER Motor Vehicle Supplies 250.00 "
12/ 2/46 6939 VETS SERV. OFFICER Office Equipment 250.00 "
1/13/47 6998 VETS SERV. OFFICER Service and Expense 65.00 "
1/13/47 6998 VETS SERV. OFFICER Office Equipment 300.00 "
2/17/47 7110 VETS SERV. OFFICER Salary Director 58.89 "
2/17 /47 7110 VETS SERV. OFFICER Salary Asst. Director 279.40 "
2/17 /47 7110 VETS SERV. OFFICER Salary Stenographer 1,147.04 "
6/30/47 7520 VITAL STATISTICS Maintenance and Operation 125.00 "
12/23/ 46 6964 WELFARE AD MINIS . Office Supplies 600.00 "
12/23/46 6965 WELFARE ADMINIS . Cabins at Camp Adam 800.00 "
61 9/47 7427 WELFARE ADMINIS . Automobiles 446.35 "
61 9/47 7427 WELFARE ADMINIS . Office Supplies 353.65 "
6/30/47 7526 WELFARE ADMINIS . Office Equipment 450.00 "
2/ 17 /47 7109 Board of Supevisors Airports Coop. Agrmnt, S. M. 2,500.00 "
~o-="'"".~-=-~~~~~~ TOTAL GENERAL FUND $230,839.37
4/ 7/47 7239
4/ 7/47 7224
4/ 7/47 7224
4/ 7/47 7224
12/ 9/46 6948
12/ 9/46 6948
12/ 9/46 6948
4/ 7/47 7222
4/ 7/47 7222
4/ 7/47 7221
4/ 7/47 7221
10/21/46 6883
10/21/46 6883
4/ 7/47 7237
4/ 7/47 7236
4/ 7/47 7234
4/ 7/47 7226
4/ 7/47 7226
4/ 7/47 7226
4/ 7/47 7228
4/ 7/47 7228
4/ 7/47 7229
4/ 7/47 7229
4/ 14/47 7269
4/ 7/47 7230
4/ 7/47 7230
4/ 7/47 7231
4/ 7/47 7232
4/ 7/47 7232
4/ 7/47 7233
4/ 7/47 7235
4/ 7/47 7240
3/31/47 7191
4/ 7/47 7238
4/ 7/ 47 7235
4/ 7/47 7235
4/ 7/47 7227
AGRI. COMM . Salary Clerk $
ASSESSOR Salary Assessor . .
ASSESSOR Salary Deputy Chief . .
ASSESSOR Salary Emergency Help . .
AUDITOR Salary Deputy . .
AUDITOR Salary Clerks . .
AUDITOR Salary Extra Clerical Help . .
AUDITOR ----------Salary Deputy . .
AUDITOR . Salary Clerk ----------
CLERK Salary Clerk . .
CLERK salary Deputies . .
COUNTY JAIL - Salary J ailors -
CO'UNTY JAIL salary Matron -,.
CO'UNTY J AIL . salary J ailor .
CO'UNTY JAIL- Salary Keeper . .
CHAIN GANG . .
CT. HSE. GROUNDS salary Officer . .
DIST. ATTORNEY -Salary Asst District Attorney . .
DIST. ATTORNEY Salary Stenographers . .
DIST. ATTORNEY Salary Investigator . .
JUST. CT., 1st TWP . salary Justice of the Peace
JUST. CT., 1st TWP . salary Clerk . .
JUST. CT., 2nd TWP . Salary J ustice of the Peace . .
JUST. CT., 2nd TWP . salary Clerk
JUST. CT., 2nd TWP . salary Clerk
JUST. CT., 3rd TWP . salary Justice of the Peace . .
JUST. CT., 3rd TWP . salary Clerk . .
JUST. CT., 4th TWP . salary Justice of the P eace . .
JUST. CT., 5th TWP . salary Justice of the Peace . .
JUST. CT., 5th TWP . Salary Clerk . .
JUST. CT., 8th TWP . salary Justice of the P eace . .
JUST. CT., 8th TWP . salary Clerk . .
LIVESTOCK INSPCTR . Salary Inspector -
MISC. EMP. RET'MT . Maintenance and Operation. . : .
SLR. WGHTS & MEAS . salary Sealer . .
SHERIFF Salary Sheriff -------
SHERIFF -Salary Undersheriff --
SURVEYOR ---Salary Surveyor --
74.00
121.00
518.00
2,000.00
99.68
1,162.90
2,400.00
518.00
230.00
110.00
270.00
2,340.00
225.00
311.00
50.00
59.00
1,990.00
450.00
23.00
32.00
23.00
81.00
157.00
289.94
32.00
18.00
18.00
32.00
18.00
63.00
32.00
54.00
3,000.00
113.00
113.00
551.00
60.00
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One Hundred
Statement of Appropriations Made From Unappropriated Reserves
During Preced ing Fiscal Year
Resolution or I Trn.Mf n Department Ob1ect oj Expenditure
Date Number
4/ 7 /47 7227 SURVEYOR Salary Deputy . .
4/ 7 I 47 7227 SURVEYOR Salary Draftsman -
4/ 7/47 7241 SUPT. OF SCHOOLS Salary Supt of Schools . .
4/ 7/47 7241 SUPT. OF SCHOOLS Salary Deputy --
4/ 7/47 7241 SUPT. OF SCHOOLS Salary Clerk ._ - - .
6/ 9/47 7421 SUPERIOR COURT Salary Clerk . .
4/ 7/47 7225 TAX COi.I.ECTOR Salary Tax Collector . - .
4/ 7/47 7225 TAX COi.I.ECTOR Salary Deputy -
4/ 7/47 7225 TAX COLLECTOR Salary Emergency Help . .
1/13/ 47 6999 TREASURER Salary Emergency Help . : . .
4/ 7 / 47 7223 TREASURER Salary Treasurer . .
4/ 7/47 7223 TREASURER Salary Deputy . .
Amount
81.00
1,921.00
101.00
131.00
104.00
900.00
106.00
72.00
850.00
300.00
106.00
113.00
TOTAL SALARY FUND . - . $ 22,423.52
3/ 31/47 7192 MISC. EMP. RET'MT . Maintenance and Operation $ 1,500.00
9/ 3/46 6817 ROAD ENGINEERING Salary Chief Survey Party 150.00
9/30/46 6863 ROAD ENGINEERING Salary Chief Survey Party 2,800.00
9/30/46 6863 ROAD ENGINEERING Salary Office Engineer 2,000.00
9/ 30/46 6863 ROAD ENGINEERING Materials and Supplies 400.00
9/30/46 6863 ROAD ENGINEERING Travel Expense and Mileage 1,250.00
9/30/46 6863 ROAD ENGINEERING Repairs and Minor Replacements 200.00
6/16/47 7456 ROAD ENGINEERING Repairs and Minor Replacements 150.00
61 9/47 7426 FIRST SUP. DIST . Labor 850.00
4/28/47 7302 SECOND SUP. DIST . Road and Bridge Materials 6,000.00
5/ 5/47 7321 SECOND SUP. DIST . Road and Bridge Materials 2,000.00
6/30/47 7515 SECOND SUP. DIST . Labor 750.00
9/ 30/46 6815 THIRD SUP. DIST . Road and Bridge Material 1,834.41
10/21/46 6881 THIRD SUP. DIST . Road and Bridge Material 5,000.00
1/ 6/47 6983 THIRD SUP. DIST . Automobiles and Trucks 1,669.18
1/13/47 6997 THIRD SUP. DIST . Road and Bridge Material 3,528.00
4/ 28/47 7301 THIRD SUP. DIST . Road Equipment 636.54
5/26/47 7390 THIRD SUP. DIST Labor 1,200.00
12/ 2/46 6940 FOURTH SUP. DIST . Road and Bridge Material 1,000.00
3/24/47 7169 FOURTH SUP. DIST . Repairs and Minor Replacements 2,000.00
4/ 7/47 7217 FOURTH SUP. DIST . Road and Bridge Material. 1,000.00
4/14/47 7267 FOURTH SUP. DIST . Motor Vehicle Supplies 2,000.00
6/ 9/47 7424 FOURTH SUP. DIST . Labor 2,400.00
6/23/47 7482 FOURTH SUP. DIST . Motor Vehicle Supplies - 1,000.00
6/ 16/47 7454 FIFTH SUP. DIST . Motor Vehicle Supplies 2,000.00
6/ 16/47 7454 FIFTH SUP. DIST . Repairs and Minor Replacements 2,000.00
Name of Fund
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3/ 31/47 7193 OIL WELL INSPECT'N Maintenance and Operation $ 50.00 Oil Well Ins.
-.-~-=:-=:,.-~~~~~ TOTAL OIL WELL INSPECTION . - . $ 50.00
10/ 21/46 6880 MISC. EMP. RETIREMT County Contribution . - . $ 150.00 Spec Rd Impt
-=-----=-=-~-=-~.,__,. TOTAL SPECIAL ROAD IMP . $ 150.00 Spec Rd Impt
6/30/47 7518 1st RD. DIST. FUND County Contrib. Emp. Ret . $ 325.00 First Road
~~~,,~~~~~~ TOTAL FIRST RD. DIST~ - . $ 32~.00
One Hundred One
Statement of Appropriations Made From Unappropriated Reserves
During Preceding Fiscal Year
.
.Reroluon or
Traru/ef' Department Object oJ ExpendituTe Amount NameojFund
Date I Number
5/ 12/ 47 7355 3rd RD. DIST. FUND Road Equipment $ 574. 72 Third Road
6/ 30/ 47 7517 3rd DIST. RD. FUND County Contr ib. Emp. Ret. 300.00
-o--=-:,-:-=-----~ TOTAL THIRD RD. DIST . $ 874.72
6/30/ 47 7516 4th R.D. DIST. FUND County Contrib. Emp. Ret. $ 250.00 Four th Road
TOTAL FOURTH RD. DIST -.$ = ---=2-5=0-.0-0= -----~
2/ 24/ 47 7117 S. B. CO. WTR. WORKS Maintenance and Operation $ 300.00 S.B. Co. Wtr.
Works Dist. 1
Mtce
DIST. NO. 1 MTCE . .
. 4/ 14/47 7272 S. B. CO. WTR. WORKS
DIST. NO. 1 MTCE . Maintenance and Operation. . - 400.00 "
5/ 12/47 7354 S. B. CO. WTR. WORKS .
DIST. NO. 1 MTCE Maintenance and Operation 132.14 "
TOTAL SB CO WTR WKS DIST. 1 MTCE"""$=---8=3=2-.=1.4, _____ _
3/ 31/ 47 7189 SO CSTL SB CO SOIL
6/ 30/47
6/30/47
6/ 16/47
6/ 16/47
6/30/ 47
6/ 16/47
6/ 16047
6/30/47
6/ 30/ 47
CONS. . . Maintenance ahd Operation. . $ 200.00 S. B. Co. Soil Cons. Dist.
TOTAL SO CSTL SB SOIL CONS . $ 200.00
CARPINTERIA CEM. DIST . Capital Outlay $ 500.00 Carp. Cem.
CARPINTERIA CEM. DIST . Maintenance and Oper ation 100.00 '' ''
TOTAL CARP. CEM. .~. $ --6=0=0.0:0 -=:-----~
LOMPOC CEM. DIST . Capital Outlay $ 65.00 LompocCem.
LOMPOC CEM. DIST . Salaries and Wages 200.00 '' cc ,.-----=---- -- TOT AL LOMPOC CEM. DIST . $ 265.00
CARPINTERIA SAN. DIST . Maintenance and Operation . $ 3,600.00 Carp. San.
TOTAL CARP. SAN DIST. .-. $= -3-,6=0-0.=00- --=-----~
LOMPOC CEM. DIST . Maintenance and Oper ation. . $ 265.00 LompocCem.
LOMPOC PUB. CEM. T OTAL LOMPOC CEM ~$ - --2-6=5.=0=0 -=-=-------
CARP. CEM. DIST . Capital Outlay - $ 3,600.00
CARP. CEM. DIST . TOTAL CARP. SAN. DIST . $ 3,600.00
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Bond Interest and Principal Requirements for Bond Issues of
Santa Barbara County Table 6
Erttmated
Erttmated Total Expenditure fYr Year Actual and Erttmated Revmue Amount Expendltures
~ctualFund Intereat am Unencum- (Other Than Ending June 30, 1945 II'e ar Ending June 30, 1946 Balance Principal Avallable NAME OF FUND bered CuT'T'ent BefYre Including Due and Balance T~cs) to Providing
Reserve Unpatd June 30 1 Become for
une 30. l,June 30. 1,
Available a CuT'T'ent Interest Principal Interest Principal for the Year ProperlJI
Ta.1: Levu
GENERAL COUNTY BONDS
State Hlihway Brld6e Bond. . , 791.27 $ 791.27 $ 791.2'7 $ 250.00 $10,000.00
Court Howie f,219:J/1 4,219.27 4,219.27 2,650.00 35,000.00 875.00 35,000.00
TOTAL-GENERAL COUNTY
BONDS $ 51010.M $ 5,010.54 $ 5,010.M $ 2,900.00 $45.000.00 $ 875.00 35,000.00
Requlrementa for Year
Ending June 30, 19'7
Inter eat Principal Total
PART II
Budgets of Special Districts
Governed Through
The Board of Supervisors
Summary, by Funds, of Budgets of Districts Governed Through Board of Supervisors Table 7
Estimated Estiniated Estimated Estimated !81r= Amount AUowed Amount AvaUable Amount To Be Amount To Be Amount To Be ~~ oe
DISTRICT AND FUND Year.Ending Without Current Raised B11 RatsedOn Raised On '5 ~ .
June 30. 1947 Tax Lev11 Propertu Taxes Unsecured Roll Secured Roll ~ :J ~
PROTECTION TO PERSONS AND PROPERTY
Fire Districts
Los Alamos Fire Pr otection District Fund $ 1,800.00 $ 300.00 $ 1,500.00 $ 25.00 $ 1,475.00
Solvang Fire Protection District Fund 2,500.00 1,500.00 1,000.00 10.00 990.00
Total Fire Protection Districts $ 4,300.00 $ 1,800.00 $ 2,500.00 $ 35.00 $ 2,465.00
TOTAL PROTECTION TO PERSONS AND PROPERTY $ 4,300.00 $ 1,800.00 $ 2,500.00 $ 35.00 $ 2,465.00
mGBWAYS AND BRIDGES
Carpinteria Lighting District Fund. . $ 2,910.00 $ 175.00 $ 2,735.00 $ 120.00 $ 2,615.00
Casmalia Lighting District Fund 400.00 15.00 385.00 50.00 335.00
Guadalupe Lighting District Fund. . 1,860.00 30.00 1,830.00 375.00 1,455.00
Los Alamos Lighting District Fund. . 1,100.00 350.00 750.00 45.00 705.00
Mission Lighting District Fund 700.00 450.00 250.00 5.00 245.00
Orcutt Lighting District Fund 1,000.00 10.00 990.00 100.00 890.0()
Summerland Lighting District Fund 690.00 50.00 640.00 5.00 635.00
Total Lighting Districts $ 8,660.00 $ 1,080.00 . $ 7,580.00 $ 700.00 $ 6,880.00 0 TOTAL HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES. . $ 8,660.00
~ $ 1,080.00 $ 7,580.00 $ 700.00 $ 6,880.00
MISCELLANEOUS
Water Works Districts
S. B. Co. Water Works District No. 1 Maintenance $ 2,380.00 $ 2,380.00
Total Water Works Districts $ 2,380.00 $ 2,380.00
TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS -- ~ 2,380.00 $ 2,380 .00
GRAND TOTAL SPECIAL DISTRICTS GOVERNED
THROUGH BOARD OF SUPERVISORS $ 15,340.00 $ 5,260.00 $ 10,080.00 $ 735.00 $ 9,345.00
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DEl"ARTMENTAL BUOOft OP PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
265 Los Alamos Fire District
PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY-F'l&E
One Hundred Five
SUMMARY Los Alamos Fire District
Fund
Estimated/ Actual Unencumbered Balance J uly 1, 1947 $
Estimated Amount Available without Current Tax Levy . .
Authorized Expenditures for Year as shown below . .
Total ReQ. uiremen ts __ . ------ --. ----. --. ---. .
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TCl.lt ~~ ~llil"f!i tc: J:S~Et.11:~--- ---
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Unsecured Roll . . .
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Secured Roll . .
DETAIL or EXPBNDITURES
TOtal Actual
EXPENDITURES CLASSJl'ICATION
and Requested Allowed
Eifimated Expenditure Year End!no Year Endino
Year End!no June 30, 1948 June 30, 1948
. 1947
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300.00
300.00
1,800.00
1,800.00
300.00
1,500.00
25.00
1,475.00
Name of Fund
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION $ 100.00 $ 300.00 $ 300.00 Los Alamos Fire Dist
CAPITAL OUTLAY
New Equipment When Obtainable $ 300.00 $ 1,500.00 $ 1,500.00 Los Alamos Fire Dist.
GRAND TOTAL (Excluding Reserves) $ 400.00 $ 1,800.00 1,800.00
GRAND TOTAL (Including Reserves) $ 400.00 $ 1,800.00 1,800.00
Submitted by Henry R. Gewe,
Secretary
One HllDdred Six DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
Account
267 Solvang Fire District
PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY-Fm E
SUMMARY Solvlllljt Fire District
Fund
Estimated/ Ac:tual Unenc:\lmbered Balanc:e Jwy 1, 1947 4 $
Estimated AmollDt Available witho\lt C\lrrent Tax Levy . .
Allthorized Expendit\lres for Year as shown below . .
Allthorized General :Fl.eserve (for following year)---
Total Requirements. . _._. _ . ~ .
Available per contra - _ . ~---
TllJC Levy :Fl.E!l\lirE!i t Ba~c:e . ----
Estimated Amount t Be :Fl.aised on U.nsec:ured :Fl.011 .
Estimated Amount to Be :Fl.aisE!i on Sec:ured :Fl.oil . .
DETAIL OF EXPENDITURM
Total Actual
EXPENDITURES CLASSIFICATION
and Requested AU010ed
Estimated ExpendttureJ Year Ending Year Ending
Year Ending June 30, 1948 June30,1948
l!K7
1,500.00
1,500.00
1,000.00
1,500.00
2,500.00
1,500.00
1,000.00
10.00
990.00
.
Name of Fund
SALA:Fl.IES and WAGES $ 270.00 $ 300.00 $ 700.00 Solvang Fire Dist.
MAINTENANCE and OPE:Fl.ATION $ 100.00 $ 200.00 $ 200.00 Solvang Fire Dist.
CAPITAL OUTLAY $ 100.00 $ 100.00 $ 100.00 Solvang Fire Dist.
G:Fl.AND TOTAL (Exc:l\lding :Fl.eserves) $ 470.00 $ 600.00 $ 1,000.00
GENE:Fl.AL :Fl.ESE:Fl.VES ---- $ $ 1,500.00 $ 1,000.00
G:Fl.AND TOTAL ( lnc:l\lding :Fl.eser ves) $ $ 2,100.00 $ 2,500.00 .
S\lbmitted by Arden T. Jensen,
Sec:retary
DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF, PROPOSED EXPENDITURES One Hundred Seven
Account
270 Carpinteria Lighting District
mGHWAYS AND BRIDGES-LIGHTING
SUMMARY Carpinteria Lighting Distrlst
Fund
' Estimated/ Actual Unencumbered Balance July 1, 1947 $
Estimated Amount Available without Current Tax Levy . .
Authorized Expenditures for Year as shown below ---- . .
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Available per contra -
Tax Levy Required to Balance . - .
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Unsecured Roll . .
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Secured Roll . .
DETAIL OF EXPENDITURES
Total Actual
and
175.00
175.00
2,910.00
2,910.00
175.00
2,735.00
120.00
2,615.00
Requested Allowed
EXPENDITURES CLASSIFICATION Estimated Year Ending Year Ending
Name oJ Fund
Expendlturea
Year Ending June 30, 1948 June 30, 1948
1947
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION . . $ 2,600.00 $ 2,995.00 $ 2,910.00 Carpinteria Ltg. Dist.
GRAND TOTAL (Excluding Reserves) . . $ 2,600.00 $ 2,995.00 $ 2,910.00
GRAND TOTAL (Including Reserves) . . $ 2,600.00 $ 2,995.00 $ 2,910.00
271
Submitted by C. W. Bradbury,
Supervisor, First District
Casmalia Lighting District
HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES-LIGHTING
SUMMARY C8smalla Lighting District
Fund
Estimated/ Actual Unencumbered Balance July 1, 1947 - $
Estimated Amount Available without Current Tax Levy . .
Authorized Expenditures for Year as shown below . .
':I'etll :Ette-1lliI-~J'l'l.~~------ --
Av ail able per con tr a . -- --- __ ---------___ --. --. .
Tax Levy Required to Balance . .
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Unsecured Roll . .
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Secured Roll. .
DETAIL OF EXPENDITURES
Total Actual
and
15.00
15.00
400.00
400.00
15.00
385.00
50.00
335.00
EXPENDITURES CLASSIFICATION Estimated
E;rpendtturea
Year Ending
June 30, 1947
Requested
Year Endtng
June 30, 1948
Allowed
Year Ending
June 30, 1948
Name oJ Fund
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION $ 375.00 $ 375.00 $ 400.00
GRAND TOTAL (Excluding Reserves) $--3=7=5"""'.o0--$--3-75-.0-0--$--4-0-o.-o-o
Casmalia Lighting Dist.
GRAND TOTAL (Including Reserves) $ 375.00 $ 375.00 $ 400.00
Submitted by T. A. Twitchell,
Supervisor, Fifth District
One Hundred Eight DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
Account
272 Guadalupe Lighting District
HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES-LIGHTING
SUMMARY Gu adalupe Lighting District
Fund
Estimated/ Actual Unencumbered Balance July 1, 1947 $
Estimated Amount Available without Current Tax Levy . .
Authorized Expenditures for Year as shown below . .
'J:'ttll Jt~ll.il:eIIleil~ - .
Available per contra - . _ .
Tax Le-vy Required to Balance - ~.----~--- -:. . .
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Unsecured Roll ----
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Secured R-011. - -. .
30.00
30.00
1,860.00
1,860.00
30.00
1,830.00
375.00
1,455.00
EXPENDITURES CLASSIFICATION
Total Actu&l
and
Estimated
Expenditure a
Year Endino
Jun.e 30, llK'I
Requested
Year EndinQ
Jun.e 30, 1948
Allowed
Year Ending
Jun.e 30, UM8
Name oJ F"Und
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION $ 1,600.00 $ 1,785.00 $ 1,860.00 Guadalupe Ltg. Dist.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ GRAND TOTAL (Excluding Reserves) $ 1,600.00 $ 1,785.00 $ 1,860.00
GRAND TOTAL (Including Reserves) $ 1,600.00 $ 1,785.00 $ 1,860.00
Account
273
Submitted by T. A. Twitchell,
Supervisor, Fifth District
Los Alamos Lighting District
HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES-LIGHTING
SUMMARY Los Alamos Lighting District
Fund
Estimated/ Actual Unencumbered Balance July 1, 1947 . - $
Estimated Amount Available without Current Tax Levy -
Authorized Expenditures for Year as shown below . .
'1:'etctl :lt~(llliI"~Jil~~-- . -------
Available per contra ~ .
Tax Levy Required to Balance . .
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Unsecured Roll . .
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Secured Roll . ,. . : . .
DETAIL OF EXPENDITURES
350.00
350.00
1,100.00
1,100.00
350.00
750.00
45.00
705.00
EXPENDITURES CLASSIFICATION
Total A ctual
and
Estimated
Expendtturea
Year Endtno
Jun.e 30, 19'8
Requested
Year Endino
Jun.e 30, 1948
Allowed
Year Ending
Jun.e 30, 19'8
Name oJ Fund
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION $ 1,100.00 $ 1,100.00 $ 1,100.00 Los Alamos Ltg. Dist.
.~.,.,.-=--=-~---:--:--=--:-~-:---:-~~ GRAND TOTAL (Excluding Reserves) $ 1,100.00 $ 1,100.00 $ 1,100.00
~~~,,~~~~~~~~~~~ GRAND TOTAL (Including Reserves) $ 1,100.00 $ 1,100.00 $ 1,100.00
Submitted by T. A. Twitchell,
Supervisor, Fifth District
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DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES One Hundred Nine
Account
274 Mission Lighting District
HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES- LIGHTING
SUMMARY' Mission Lig hting District
Fund
Estimated/ Actual Unencumbered Balance July 1, 1947 4 $
Estimated Amount Available withoutcC.urrent Tax Levy -- --------
Authorized Expenditures for Year as shown below ----
'1:'~ :Ft~lli.I"e.IIl.~~ .
Available per contra . - . .
'J:'Cl.J( :r.,~~ i:t~llil"el t.c: ~alClllc:e 4 . . . . . . .
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Unsecured Roll . .
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Se~ured Roll. .
Expenditur e Amounts
Total A ctual
450.00
450.00
700.00
700.00
450.00
250.00
5.00
245.00
and
EX PENDITURES CLASSIFICATION Estimated
Requ ested Allowed Name of Fund
Expenditures Year Ending Year En ding
Year Ending June 30, 1948 June 30, 1948
June30, 1M7
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION $ 700.00 $ 700.00 $ 700.00 Mission L ighting Dist.
GRAND TOTAL (Excluding Reserves) $ 700.00 $ 700.00 $ 700.00
GRAND TOTAL (Including Reserves) $ 700.00 $ 700.00 $ 700.00
Account
275
Submitted by Paul E. Stewart,
Supervisor, Second District
Orcutt Lighting District
HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES- LIGHTING
SUMMARY Orcutt Li~htlng District
Fund
Estimated/ Actual Unencumbered Balance July 1, 1947 $
Estimated Amount Available without Current Tax Levy . .
Authorized Expenditures for Year as shown below . .
Total Requirements . .
Available per contra .
Tax Levy Req uired to Balance _ .
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Unsecured Roll. .
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Secu.red Roll. .
Expenditure Amounts
Total A ctual and
Allowed
10.00
10.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
10.00
990.00
100.00
890.00
Estimated Requested
EXPENDI TURES CLASSIFICATION
Current Year Ending Year Ending :Vamc of Fund
Year Ending June 30, 1948 June 30, 1948
June 30, 1947
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION $ 945.00 $ 945.00 $ 1,000.00 Orcut Lighting Dist.
~--=-=-=-=-~--r~-:-'.:-=--=--~~--=--===-=-= GRAND TOTAL (Excludng Reserves) $ 945.00 $ 945.00 $ 1,000.00
~--,.,.-.,,.-~-.,.-~---,~~~~~__,. GRAND TOTA.L (Including Reserves) $ 945.00 $ 945.00 $ 1,000.00
Submitted by T. A. Twitchell,
Supervisor, Fifth District.
One Hundred Ten DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
Account
276 Summerland Lighting District
IDGHWAYS AND BRIDGES-LIGHTING
SUMMARY Summerland Lighting District
Fund
Estimated/ Actual Unencumbered Balance July 1, 1947 4 $
Estimated Amount Available without Current 'l'ax Levy . .
Authorized Expenditures for Year as shown below . .
Total R eq u i remen ts . _ _ .
Available per contra .
Tax Levy Required to Balance . .
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Unsecured Roll . .
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Secured Roll . .
Expend.Uure Amounts
Total Actual
and
50.00
50.00
690.00
690.00
50.00
640.00
5.00
635.00
EXPENDITURES CLASSIFICATION Re Quested A llow ed Estimated Name of Fund
Ex pendi tu res Year Ending Year Ending
Year Ending
June 30, 1947
June 30, 1948 June 30, 1948
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION $ 400.00 $ 690.00 $ 690.00
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GRAND TOTAL $ 400.00 $ 690.00 $ 690.00 Summerland Ltg. Dst.
Submitted by C. W. Bradbury,
Chairman, Board of Supervisors
DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES One Hundred Eleven
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MISCELLANEOUS-OOUNTY WATER WORKS
SUMMARY Fund
t is1a SlfJOM. J~l?JA oo a: s
Estimated/ Actual Unencumbered Balance July 1, 1947 . - . $
Estimated Revenue Accruals Other Than Current Taxes (See Below) . .
Estimated Amount Available without Current Tax Levy . .
Authorized Expenditures for Year as shown below . .
Total Requirements . .
Available per contra . .
REVENUE ACCRUALS OTHER THAN
CURRENT TAXES
480.00
1,900.00
2,380.00
2,380.00
2,380.00
2,380.00
REVENUE CLASSIFICATION
Actual Approved and Estimated Estimated Estimates Na.me of Fund
Cun-ent Year Ending for
Year Ending June 30, 1948 Year Ending
June 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
WATER SERVICES $ 1,800.00 $ 1,900.00 $ 1,900.00
EXJenditure Amounts
Total Actual and
Estimated Allowed Requested
EXPENDITURES CLASSIFICA TIOI\ Na.me oJ Fund
Cun-ent Year Ending Year Ending
Year Ending June 30, 1948 June 30, 1948
June 30, 1947
SALARIES and WAGES $ 700.00 $ 980.00 $ 980.00 SBC Water Wks. Mtce.
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION $ 800.00 $ 1,000.00 $ 1,000.00 SBC Water Wks. Mtce.
CAPITAL OUTLAY $ 2,000.00 $ 500.00 $ 400.00 SBC Water Wks. Mtce
GRAND TOTAL (Excluding Reserves) $ 3,500.00 $ 2,480.00 $ 2,380.00
UNAPPROPRIATED RESERVES 400.00
GRAND TOTAL (Including Reserves) $ 3,900.00 $ 2,480.00 $ 2,380.00
Submitted by R. M. McClelland,
Supervisor, Fourth District
NAME OF ISSUE
Bond Interest and Principal Requirements for Bond Issues of
County Special District Under Board of Supervisors.-Table 8
Estimated Estimated
Total Expenditure for Year
Actual Fund Interest and Unencum- (ORtheveer nTuhea n Amount Endtng June 30, 1945
Balanca Prfnctpal bered Current Available
Including Due and Balance Taxes) to Before
Pr oviding fcir
Reserve Unpatd June 30. 1946 Become a Current
June 30. 1946 June 30. 1946 Available .Propert11 Interest Princtpat
for the Year TazLevu
COUNTY WATER WORKS DISTRICT
Santa Barbara County Water Works
District No. 1 (Land Only) $ 52.27 $ 52.27 $ $ 52.27 $ 18.00 $ 600.00
TOTAL WATER WORKS DIST. BONDS . - .-$ ---5-2-.5-7- ----------~----$, ,5,2,2,7- --,$, .--------$- ---.5.22.7. ,$.- ---1-8-.-0-0- ---$- -;6_0_0-.-0~0
Actual and Esttmat4!d
E~ndlturea
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Budgets of Special Districts
Governed Through
Locally Elected Boards
(a) County Special Districts
Summary, by Funds, of Budgets of Districts Governed Through Local Boards Table 9
Esttmated Amount Allowed Esmated Esttmated Esttmated $8'0 s=l Amount Avatlable Amount To Be Amount To Be Amount To Be P1~~ o e DISTRICT AND FUND YearEndtng Without Current RatsedBy RatsedOn RatsedOn ~~~:g June 30, 1947 Ta.r LetlJI Property Ta.res Unsecured RoU Secured Roll ~ QI cu "'
PROTECTION TO PERSONS AND PROPERTY
Fire Districts
Carpinteria Union High School Fire District . -. $ 37,500.00 $ 8,500.00 $ 29,000.0Q $ 275.00 $ 28,725.00
Montecito Fire District 81,897.00 23,000.00 58,897.00 295.00 58,602.00
Orcutt Jrit-~ J:i:stt-ic:t 1,185.00 1,185.00
Total Fire J:i!itl'i~~--- $ 120,582.00
Soil Conservation Districts
$ 32,685.00 87,897.00 570.00 87,327.00
Lompoc Soil Conservation District - $ 101,550.00 $ 101,060.00 $ 490.00 $ 490.00
South Coasta Santa Barbara County Soil Conservation District. - . 2,800.00 2,800.00
Total Soil Conservation Districts . _ . $ 104,350.00 $ 103,860.00 $ 490.00 $ $ 490.00
TOTAL PROTECTION TO PERSONS AND PROPERTY $ ' 224,932.00 $ 136,545.00 $ 88,387.00 $ 570.00 $ 87,817.00
BE.ALTO AND SANITATION
Sanitary Districts
Carpinteria Sanitary Running Expense Fund $ 11,857.00 $ 3,900.00 $ 7,957.00 $ 250.00 $ 7,707.00 Goleta Sanitary Running E.xpense Fund. . 122,610.00 2,800.00 3,410.00 210.00 3,200.00 Goleta Sanitary Advance Plan Fund 4,900.00 ""' Goleta Sanitary Bond Fund 111,500.00
Orcutt Sanitary Running Expense Fund -- 11,250.00 8,000.00 . 3,250.00 3,250.00
Solvang Sanitary J:i~tx-ic:t 1,000.00 1,000.00 1,000.00
Total Sanitary J:~tl"i()~ . $ 146,717.00 $ 131,100.00 $ 15,617.00 $ 460.00 $ 15,157.00
Pest Abatement
Carpinteria Pest Abateme.nt $ 3,400.00 $ 2,950.00 $ 450.00 $ 5.00 $ 445.00
Total Pest Abatement $ 3,400.00 $ 2,950.00 $ 450.00 $ 5.00 $ 445.00
TOTAL HEALTH AND SANITATION
MISCELLANEOUS
Cemetery Districts
Carpinteria Cemetery District Fund $ . 8,560.00 $ 1,375.00 $ 7,185.00 $ 65.00 $ 7,120.00
Goleta Cemetery District Fund 7,600.00 3,000.00 4,600.00 190.00 4,410.00
' Guadalupe Cemetery District Fund 3,175.00 650.00 2,525.00 320.00 2,205.00 ' .
.I Lompoc Cemetery District Fu.nd 9,820.00 1,400.00 8,420.00 475.00 7,945.00 l Los Alamos Cemetery District Fund. . 700.00 700.00
\ I Oak Hill Cemetery District Fund. . 3,300.00 775.00 2,525.00 70.00 2,455.00
Sa.nta Maria Cemetery District Fu.nd 20,700.00 11,800.00 8,900.00 750.00 8,150.00
Total Cemetery li!Jtl"i~~--- $ 53,855.00 $ 19,700.00 $ 34,155.00 $ 1,870.00 $ 32,285.00
Amount Allowed Estimated Estimated Estimated Estimated .".8 ~ i:--
Yea.1" Ending Amount AvaUable Amount To Be Amount To Be Amount To Be P! o e
DISTRICT AND FUND Without Current Raised B11 Raised On Ra.bed On .
June 30, 1947 x-5 ~-;ti
Tax Ll!VJI Propert11 Taxes unsecured RoU Secured Roll ~~ ~
County Water Districts
Carpinteria County Water District $ 4,000.00 $ 500.00 $ 3,500.00 $ 90.00 $ 3,410.00
Montecito County Water District 140,000.00 140,000.00 800.00 139,200.00
Total County Wa ter Distr icts. $- .,.1.4,.,40 .,~0--0. .oo- =--___,$-----50""0',.0,.~ 0--,.$-1_4,.3.,.-,50.,0""".-o-0,.---.$.--8""'9'""0"""o. """0--$,--,1'"4"'-2-,"6"""1"0':-.o= o
Water Agencies
Santa Barbara County Water Agency $ 70,000.00 $ $ 70,000.00 $ $ 70,000.00
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Total Water Agencies . - $ 70,000.00 $ $ 70,000.00 $ $ 70,000.00
TOTA L MISCELLANEOu s -- .$.-2 =5=7-,=8-5=5""'o. =o--$---=2-0=-,2=0=0-=o. o-=- ----:-$---=-24=7,.5=55=-.o=o,--$~ --=2-,=75 =0.-o=-=-o--:$:---=-2,4.4.,8,.9-=o-5o.=
CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS-LOMPOC HOSPITAL $ 102,754.69 $ 77,000.00 $ 25,754.69 $ $ 25,754.69
Total Lompoc Hospital $ 102,754.69 $ 77,000.00 $ 25,754.69 $ $ 25,754.69
TOTAL CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS $ 102,754.69 $ 77,000.00 $ 25,754.69 $ $ 25,754.69
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TOTAL SPECIAL DISTRICTS GOVERNED BY LOCAL BOARDS
(Excluding Schools and Interest and Debt Redemption) $ 745,658.69 $ 367, 795.00 $ 377 ,863.69 $ 3,795.00 $ 374,068.69
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Artesia . $ 6,639.00
Ballard 4,530.00
Betteravia . _______ 12,050.00
Blochman Union - 20,825.00
Bonita ---------- 10,485.00
Buellton Union -- 23,575.00
Carpinteri.a Union . - . _ 160,646.33
Caa;lllll.ia l.4:,84:!.00
Cold Sprin.g . 15, 720.00
College 54,918.00
Cuyama Union - 24,000.00
Elwood Union . 22,883.65
c;.a.rel' 4:,!5!52.00
Goleta Union . 111,934.23
Guadalupe Joint Union. -------- 367, 703.15
Honda 7 ,200.00
Hope - 65, 733.00
J alama -------- 3, 150.00
Lompoc Union 256,100.74
Los Alamos . !54,860.00
$ 2,664.96
2,974.43
7,602.67
7,048.70
7,286.65
9,851.58
105,366.70
9,257.22
7,174.10
16,200.00
12,010.73
18,407.36
3,185.11
83,214.68
202,496.82
3,091.20
42,208.53
676.59
146,298.43
29,308.48
$ 3,974.04
1,555.57
4,447.33
13,776.30
3,198.35
13,723.42
55,279.52
5,587.78
8,545.90
38,718.00
11,989.27
4,476.29
1,366.89
28,719.55
165,206.33
4,108.80
23,524.47
2,473.41
109,802.31
25,551.52
$
$ 3,974.04
1,555.57
4,447.33
13,776.30
3,198.35
13,723.42
55,279.52
5,587.78
8,545.90
38,718.00
11,989.27
4,476.29
1,366.89
28,719.55
165,206.33
4,108.80
23,524.47
2,473.41
109,802.31
25,551.52
Summary, by Funds, of Budgets of Districts Governed Through Local Boards Table 9
Esttmated Esttmated Esttmated Esttmated Amount Allowed Amount Available Amount To Be Amount To Be Amount To Be !~~ iiO:=f
DISTRICT AND FUND Year Ending \Vlthout CuTTent Rafnd BS/ RabedOn RabcdOn ~'3 ~oi g June 30, 1947 Ta:cLwt1 Propertv Ta:ces Unsecured &It Secured Rolt E- :I "' "'
1'os Olivos - . -- . - 15,000.00 6,726.30 8,273.70 8,273.70
Maple . ._ 10,435.00 6,359.00 4,076.00 4,076.00
Monte-cito Union --- 65,029.80 37,205.12 27,824.68 27,824.68
OLlive . 4,645.00 2,814.81 1,830.19 1,830.19
Orcutt Union -- . 106,879.00 72,766.89 34,112.11 34,112.11
San J~ian 3,810.00 649.35 3,160.65 3,160.65
Santa Barbara . - -. 926,096.00 577,796.00 348,300.00 348,300.00
Santa Maria . 747 ,593.50 398,410.19 349,183.31 349,183.31
Solvan.g . 15,975.00 8,020.01 7,954.99 7,954.99
Suey . 1,251.98 1,251.98
Summer land 15,885.00 5,887.72 9,997.28 9,997.28
Tepusquet - 5,165.00 3,526.33 1,638.67 1,638.67
Vista Del Mar Un.ion 18,891.00 12,455.91 6,435.09 6,435.09
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Total Elementary Sch ools $3,179,006.27 $1,850,194.55 $1,328,811.72 1,328,811.72
IDrh Sch ools
Carpinteria Union High. . $ 101 ,110.00
oi1 Lompoc Union High -- 184,623. 76
$ 53,530.89 $ 47,579.11 47,579.11
101,357.88 83,265.88 83,265.88
Santa Barbara High ------ 1,449,948.48 809,592.48 640,356.00 640,356.00
Santa Maria Union H.igh - 956,496.64 642,285.64 314,211.00 314,211.00
Santa Ynez Valley Union High ----- 172,345.69 99,993.71 72,351.98 72,351.98
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Tota.I BJch Sehooll . - . . ""' - $2,864,524.57 $1,706,760.60 $1,157,763.97 1,157,763.97
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Total School Districts . ------ $6,043,530.84 $3,556,955.15 $2,486,575.69 2,486,575.69
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GRAND TOTAL (Excludinr Interest and Dept Redemption ) - . $6,789,189.53 $3,924, 750.15 $2,864,439.38 $ 3,795,00 $2,860,644.38
INTEREST AND DEBT REDEMPTION _,_-------------------------
GRAND TOTAL SPECIAL DISTRICTS UNDER
Total Interest and Sinking' Funds Under Local Boards
(See Table 10) ----- $ 253,871.50 $ 133,272.09 $ 120,599.41 .;.__,_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.,-.,--.,-~~~~-
$ 8,620.00 $ 111,979.41
LOCAL BOARDS --- $7,043,061.03 $4,058,022.24 $2,985,038.79 $ 12,415.00 2,972,623. 79
Unsecured Property taxes for School Distrcts included in amount available without levy (Col 3) in accordance with school budget forms .
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Account
301 Carpinteria Union High School Fire District
PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY- F'IRE
SUMMARY Carpinteria Union Hi. Fire
Fund
Estimated Revenue Accruals Other Than Current Taxes (See Below) $ 8,500.00
Estimated Amount Available without Current Ta.x Levy 8,500.00
Authorized Expenditures for Year as shown below- 31,500.00
Authorized General Reserve (for following year)--- 6,000.00
Total Requirements . ,. _ _ 37 ,500.00
Available per contra ---- 8,500.00
Tax Levy Required to Balance -- 29,000.00
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Unsecured Roll 275.00
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Secured Roll 28,725.00 A
DETAIL OF EXPENDITURES
TotalAcNcll
and Requested Allowed
EXPENDITURES CLASSIFICATION Estimated Year Ending Year Ending
Name oJ Fund
Expenditures
Year Ending
1947
SALARIES and WAGES $ 9,500.00
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION $ 5,500.00
CAPITAL OUTLAY $ 8,000.00
(j.Jt~I: '.['()'.['~ $ 23,000.00
UNAPPROPRIATED RESERVES 1,000.00
GENERAL RESERVES $
GRAND ':!':':!' ~~--- $- 24,000.00
June 30, 1948
$ 11,500.00
$ 6,500.00
$ 12,000.00
$ 30,000.00
1,500.00
6,000.00
$ 37,500.00
June 30, 1948
$ 11,500.00 CUHS Fire
$ 6,500.00 CUHS Fire
$ 12,000.00 CUHS Fire
$ 30,000.00
1,500.00
6,000.00
$ 37,500.00
Submitted by R. W. Morris,
Secretary
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Account
306 Montecito Fire District
PROTECTION TO PERSON AND PROPERTY-FIRE
SUMMARY Montecito Fire District
Fund
Estimated Amount Available without Current Tax Levy $ 23,000.00
Estimated/ Actual Unencumbered Balance July 1, 1947 23,000.00
Authorized Expenditures for Year as shown below . -. 61 ,897.00
Authorized General Reserve (for following year) . -. 20,000.00
Total Req uirements . -. 81,897 .00
Available per contra . . 23,000.00
Tax Levy Required to Balance 58,897.00
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Unsecured Roll 295.00
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Secured Roll 58,602.00
DETAIL OP EXPENDITURES
EXPENDITURES CLASSIFICATION
Total Act\141
and
Estimated
E;rpendUurei
Year Ending
l!K7
ReQUested
Year Ending
June 30, 1948
A llowed
Y ear Ending
June 30, 1948
Name of Fund
SALARIES and WAGES . _ .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION . .
State Employee Retirement System .
Hydrant Rental (Montecito Water Dist)
CAPITAL OUTLAY
GRAND TOTAL (Excluding Reserves)
UNAPPROPRIATED RESERVES . .
GENERAL RESERVES . .
GRAND TOTAL (Including Reser ves) . .
$ 36,674.28
$ 5,601.00
5,548.00
5,673.00
$ 3,673.00
$ 57,169.28
3,500.00
$ 14,500.00
$ 75,169.28
$ 41,105.00
$ 5,700.00
6,042.00
5,750.00
$ 1,300.00
$ 59,897.00
2,000.QO
$ 20,000.00
$ 81,897.00
$ 41,105.00
$ 5,700.00
6,042.00
5,750.00
$ 1,300.00
$ 59,897.00
2,000.00
$ 20,000.00
$ 81,897.00
Montecito Fire Dist.
Montecito Fire Dist.
Submitted by H. W. Horn,
Chairman
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PROTECrv'".l.' I. ON TO PERSON AND PROPERTY-FIRE
SUMMARY Orcutt Fire District
Fund
Estimated/ Actual Unencumbered Balance J uly 1, 1947. . .
Estimated Revenue Accruals Other Than Current Taxes (See Below) . .
Estimated Amount Available without Current Tax Levy . .
Authorized Expenditures for Year as shown below . .
Total Req u i.remen ts . .
Available per contra . - . $
DETAIL OF EXPENDITURES
Total Actual
and Requested Allowed EXPENDITURES CLASSIFICATION Estimated Year Ending Year Ending Expendituref June 30, l!M8
Year Endfno June 30, 1948
June 30, 1947
1,185.66
5.00
1,185.66
1,185.00
1,185.00
1,180.66
Name of Fund
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION . $ 1,185.00
$ 1,185.00
$ 1,185.00
$ 1,185.00 Orcutt Fire Dist.
CAPITAL OUTLAY
GRAND TOTAL (Excluding Reserves) . .
GRAND TOTAL (Including Reserves) . .
$ 1,185.00
$ 1,185.00
Submitted by T. A. Twitchell,
Supervisor, Fifth District
One Hundred Twenty DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
Account
312 Lompoc Soil Conservation
son. CONSERVATION
SUMMARY Lompoc Soll Conservation
Fund
Estimated/ Actual Unencumbered Balance July 1, 1947 $ 1,000.00
Estimated Revenue Accruals Other Than Current Taxes (See Below) 100,060.00
Estimated Amount Available without Current Tax Levy 101,060.00
Authorized Expenditures for Year as shown below 101,550.00
Total Requirements 101,550.00
Available per contra 101,060.00
Tax Levy Required to Balance 490.00
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Secured Roll 500.00
REVENUE AX!RUALS Tl'H P:R THAN
CURRBNT TAXBS
REVENUE CLASSIFICATION Actual Approved
and Estimated Estimated Estimates
Current Year Ending for
Year Ending June 30, 1948 Year Ending
Jun e 30, 1947
RENT AL OF DISTRICT EQUIPTMENT $
FLOOD CONTROL FUNDS - ANTICIPATED
FROM U. S. DEPARTMENT
OF AGRICULTURE $
60.00
June 30, 1948
$ 60.00 $ 60.00
100,000.00 $100,000.00
Expenditure Amounts
Total Actual
and Requested Allowed
EXPENDITURES CLASSIFICATION Estimated
Expenditures Year Ending Year Ending
Year Ending June 30, 1948 June 30, 1948
June 30, 19'7
SALARIES and WAGES
Salary : . - $ 300.00 $ 350.00 $ 350.00
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CAPITAL EXPENSES.
Flood Control Works-Structures . . $ $ 90,000.00 $ 90,000.00
Flood Control-Salaries, Wages . -. 5,000.00 5,000.00
Flood Control-Maint. and Operation 5,000.00 5,000.00
Equipment Purchases - 1,000.00 1,000.00
Total Capital Expenses 101,000.00 101,000.00
District Maintenance and Operation
Postage, printing, stationery- 75.00 82.50 82.50
Utilities, Assoc. Dues, service charge.s 65.00 67.50 50.00
Insurance and Bonds 50.00 50.00 50.00
Total District Maint. and Operation $ 190.00 $ 200.00 $ 200.00
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ GRAND TOTAL (Excluding Reserves) $ 490.00 $101,550.00 $101,550.00
.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ GENERAL RESERVES $ 1,000.00
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Name of Fund
Lompoc Soil Cons.
Name oJ Fund
Submitted by Karl B. Kappler,
Secretary
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Conservation District
SOIL CONSERVATION
SUMMARY Southern Coastal Santa Barbara
Soll Conservation District
Balance on Hand June 30, 1947 . $
Estimated/ Actual Une.ncumbered Balance July 1, 1947 . .
Estimated Amount Available without Current Tax Levy . .
Authorized Expenditures for Year as shown below . .
Authorized General Reserve (for following year)
Total Requ.ireme.nts .
DETAIL OF EXPENDITUR~
Toki Actual
2,800.00
2,800.00
2,800.00
2,000.00
800.00
2,800.00
EXPENDITURES CLASSIFICATION
and Reque!ted Allowed Estimated Name of Fund Expenditures Year Endtng Year Ending
Year Endtng June 30, 1948 June 30, 1948
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SALARIES and WAGES $ 500.00 $ 500.00 SCSBC-SCD
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION $ 1,000.00 $ 1,000.00 SCSBC-SCD
CAPITAL OUTLAY $ 500.00 $ 500.00 SCSBC-SCD
GRAND TOTAL (Excluding Reserves) $ 2,000.00 $ 2,000.00
GENERAL RESERVES 800.00 800.00
GRAND TOTAL (Including Reserves) $ 2,800.00 $ 2,800.00
Submitted by John J. Hollister, J r.
President
One Hundred Twenty-two DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
Account
320 Carpinteria Sanitary District
HEALTH AND SANITATION-SANITARY DISTRICT
SUMMARY Carpinteria Sa nitary District
Fund
Estimated/ Actual Unencumbered Balance July 1, 1947 $
Estimated Amount Available without Current Tax Levy --
Author ized Expenditures for Year as shown below . .
'.!'tell ~~llil"~Ill~~-----~- . - ---
Available per contra . .
Tax Levy Reciuired to Balance . .
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Unsecured Roll . .
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Secured Roll . .
DETAIL. OF EXPENDITURM
3,900.00
3,900.00
11,857.00
11,857.00
3,900.00
7,957.00
250.00
9,707.00
EXPENDITURES CLASSIFICAT ION
Toeal Actucal
and
Ertimated
Expenditure a
Year Ending
19t7
Reque.ted
Y ear Ending
June 30, 1948
Allowed
Year Ending
June 30, llHll
Name of Fund
SALARIES and WAGES -
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION . .
CAPITAL OUTLAY
GRAND TOTAL (Excluding Reserves) . .
GRAND TOTAL (Including Reserves) . .
$ 1,850.00
$ 2,007.00
$ 8,000.00
$ 11,857.00
$ 11,857.00
$ 1,800.00
$ 2,007.00
$ 8,000.00
$ 11,857.00
$ 11,857.00
$ 1,800.00
$ 2,007.00
$ 8,000.00
$ 11,857.00
$ 11,857.00
Carp. San. Dist., R. E.
Carp San. Dist., R. E.
Carp. San. Dist ., R. E.
Submitted by Irma Janes Donnelly,
Secretary
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DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
Account
322 Goleta Sanitary District
HEALTH AND SANITATION-SANITARY DISTRICT
SUMMARY
One Hundred Twenty-three
Goleta Sanitary District
Fund
Estimated/ Actual Unencumbered Balance July 1, 1947 $ 2,800.00
2,800.00
6,210.00
6,210.00
2,800.00
3,410.00
Estimated Amount Available without Current Tax Levy . .
Authorized Expenditures for Year as shown below . .
Total Requirements . .
Available per contra . : . .
Tax Levy Required to Balance . .
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Unsecured Roll. . 210.00
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Secured Roll. . 3,200.00
REVENUB ACCRUALS Ol'HD THAN
CUBRENT TAXES
REVENUE CLASSIFICATION
Actual
and Estimated Estimated Current Year Endtng
Year Ending June 30, 1948
June 30, l9t7
FED. CONTRIB. RE: ENG. SURVEYS $ 2,450.00 $ 2,450.00
PROPOSED BOND ISSUE . . $111,500. 00
~iture .Amounts
Total Actual and
Estimated Allo1Ded
EXPENDITURES CLASSIFICATION
Current Year Ending
Year Ending June30, UKB
June 30, l9t7
SALARIES and WAGES . - .
Labor . . $ 300.00
Election Officers . . 100.00
Secretary . 360.00
Clerical Help 200.00
Total Salaries and Wages . . $ 960.00
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION . .
Materials and Supplies . . $ 450.00
Office Supplies . 100.00
Engineers, Surveying and Special 2,600.00
Investigation 4,900.00
Compsenation Insurance -- 100.00
Legal Fees . 1,000.00
Total Maintenance and Operation. . 9,150.00
CAPITAL OUTLAY $111,500.00
GRAND TOTAL (Excluding Reserves) . . $121,610.00
UNAPPROPRIATED RESERVES . _. 1,000.00
GRAND TOTAL (Including Reserves) $122,610.00
Approved
Es mates Name of Fund
flr
YearEndtng
June 30, 19'8
Goleta Sanitary Dist. Adv. Plan.
Goleta S. D. Bond, pursuant to Political
Code, Sec. 3714B(4) (E).
Requested
Year Ending Name oJ Fund
June30, UK8
$ 300.00 Goleta San. Dist., R. E.
100.00
360.00
200.00
$ 960.00
$ 450.00 Goleta San. Dist., R. E.
100.00
2,600.00 Gol. S.D.R.E.
4,900.00 Gol. S.D.R.E. Adv. Plan
100.00
1,000.00
9,150.00 Goleta S.D.R.E.
$111,500.00 Goleta S.D. Bond
$121,610.00
1,000.00
$122,610.00
Submitted by S. J . Pateman,
Secretary
One Hundred Twenty-four DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
Account
327 Orcutt Sanitary District
HEALTH AND SANITATION-SANITARY DISTRICT
SUMMARY Orcutt Sanitary Running
Expense Fund
Estimated/ Actual Unencumbered Balance July 1, 1947 . -. : . $
Estimated Amount Available without Current Tax Levy . .
Authorized Expenditures for Year as Shown Below . .
Total Requirements. -- __ . _ _ . ____ . _ .
Available per contra . .
Tax Levy Required to Balance . .
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Secured Roll. .
DETAIL OF EXPENDITURES
Total Act1141
8,000.00
8,000.00
11,250.00
11,250.00
8,000.00
3,250.00
3,250.00
and Requested Allowed Name oJ Fund EXPENDITURES CLASSIFICATION Estimated Year Endlna Year Endlna Expenditure a
Year Endtna
June 30, 1948
June 30, 1948
June 30, 1947
SALARIES and WAGES $ 600.00 $ 900.00 $ 900.DO
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION $ 550.00 $ 850.00 $ 850.00
CAPITAL OUTLAY $ $ 9,500.00 $ 9,500.00
GRAND TOTA L (Exelu di ng Reserves) $-1=-,""'15-0-.:o '"o"---=$--=1"1'"'-=2,-5=-0=-.'o="o=----=$__l,. ,l:-,2-5'"0"-=o.- o=-
GRAND TOTAL (Including Reserves) $ 1,150.00 $ 11,250.00 $ 11,250.00
Orcutt San. Dist., R. E.
Orcutt San. Dst., R. E.
Orcutt San. Dist., R. E.
Submitted by B. A. Dinnes,
Secretary
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DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
Account
328 Solvang Sanitary District
HEALTH AND SANITATION-SANITARY DISTRICT
SUMMARY
One Hundred Twenty-five
Solvang Sanitary District
Fund
Authorized Expenditures for Year as shown below $ 1,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
Total Requirements .
Tax Levy Required to Balance . .
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Secured Roll. .
EXPENDITURES CL ASSIFICATION
SALARIES and WAGES
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
CAPITAL OUTLAY
GRAND TOTAL (Excluding Reserves)
" El:pmditure Amount.
. . '
Total Achl4l
and Requested
Estimated ExpernUturea Year Ending
Year Ending J un.30, 1948
June 30, 11K7
$ 300.00
$ 400.00
$ 300.00
$ 1,000.00
Allowed Name of Fund
Year Ending
June 30, 1948
$ 300.00 Solvang San. Dist., R. E.
$ 400.00 Solvang San. Dist., R. E.
$ 300.00 Solvang San. Dist., R. E.
$ 1,000.00
Submitted by Ardent Jensen,
Secretary
One Hundred Twenty-six
Account
335
DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
Carpinteria Pest Abatement District
HEALTH AND SANITATION- PEST ABATEMENT
SUMMA.RY ' Carpinteria Pest Abatement:Oist
Estimated/ Actual Unencumbered Balance July 1, 1947 . . $
Estimated Amount Available without Current Tax Levy --
Authorized Expenditures for Year as shown below . .
'l:'tcll :Ft~lll~eIJl.E!:Ilt: . .
Available per contra ------------~-
Tax Levy Required to Balance . .
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Unsecured Roll . .
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Secured Roll. .
EXPENDITURES CLASSlFlCATlON
E~ndtture Amounts
Totat Act1ull
and
Estimated
Expenditures
Yea1" Ending
June 30, 1947
Requested
Year Ending
June 30, 1948
Allowed
YearEndtng
June 30, 1948
Fund
2,950.00
2,950.00
3,400.00
3,400.00
2,950.00
450.00
5.00
445.00
Name oJ Fund
SALARIES and WAGES $ 1,000.00 $ 1,600.00 $ 1,600.00 Carpinteria Pest Abt.
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION $ 800.00 $ 1,200.00 $ 1,200.00 Carpinteria Pest Abt.
CAPITAL OUTLAY $ $ 300.00 $ 300.00 Carpinteria Pest Abt.
GRAND TOTAL (Excluding Reserves) $ 1,800.00 $ 3,100.00 $ 3,100.00
UNAPPROPRIATED RESERVES 300.00 300.00
GRAND TOTAL (Including Reserves) $ 1,800.00 $ 3,400.00 $ 3,400.00
Submitted by John B. Hudson,
Chairman, Board of Trustees
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DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES One Hundred Twenty-seven
Account
338 Lompoc Hospital
CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS-HOSPITAL CARE
SUMMARY Lompoc Hospital
Fund
Estimated Revenue Accruals Other Than Current Taxes (See Below) $ 77,000.00
Authorized Expenditures for Year as shown below 98,754.69
Authorized General Reserve (for following year) 4,000.00
Total Requirements - . -. 102, 754.69
Available per contra . -. 77 ,000.00
Tax 1'evy ReIuired t Balance :25,754'.19
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Secured Roll :25,754.69
BEVl:NUE ACCRUALS O'l'HCR THAN
CURRENT TAXJCS
REVENUE CLASSIFICATION
Actual Approved
and Estimated Estimated Estimates Name of Fund
CUTTent Year Ending for
Year Ending June 30, 1948 Year Ending
June 30, 1947 . June 30, 1948
INCOME FROM PATIENTS $ 76,784.85 $ 77,000.00 $ 77,000.00 Lompoc Hospital Dist.
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EXPENDITURES CLASSIFICATION
I
M.AINTENANCE and OPERATION.
Amount required under provisions of
Local Hospital District Law (Chap. 93:Z,
Stat. 1945) as per estimate in writing
filed with Board of Supervisors.
Salaries ------.--
I.nsurance -------
Mainte.nance .
Utilities --
Supplies . .
GRAND TOTAL . .
GENERAL RESERVES . .
CAPITAL OUTLAY
RENT OF PLANT (to Assoc.) . .
Expenditur e Amount.
Total A ctu41
and
Estimated
Expenditure
Year En.ding
June 30, 1M7
$ 48,973.:29
1,758.33
:Z,:270.61
3,:219.35
:24,778.87
$ 81,000.45
$
$
$
Requested
Year Ending
June 30, 1948
$ 50,000.00
4,000.00
5,000.00
3,500.00
:Z4,:Z54.69
$ 86,754.69
4,000.00
4,000.00
8,000.00
$10:Z, 754.69
Allowed
Year Ending
June 30, 1948
$ 50,000.00
4,000.00
5,000.00
3,500.00
:Z4,:Z54.19
$ 86,754.69
$ 4,000.00
$ 4,000.00
8,000.00
$102,754.19
.:lame of Fund
Lompoc Hospital Dist.
Submitted by R. M. McClelland,
Supervisor, Fourth District
One Hu.ndred Twenty-eight DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
Aceount
340 Carpinteria Cemetery District
PUBLIC ENTERPRISES-MISCELLANEOUS
SUMMARY carplnterla Cemetery DI.strict
Fund
Estimated/ Actual Unencumbered Balance July 1, 1947 ._ $
Estimated Revenue Accruals Other Than Current Taxes (See Below) . .
Estimated A.mount Available without Current Tax Levy . .
Authorized Expenditures for Year as shown below . .
~()~} ~~cttlil"t?lll.~t!; .
Available per contra .
~Cl)( :C.,4!~ ~~CJ.tl.i.J-~ci tc ~~ClllC~ . .
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Unsecured Roll . .
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Secured Roll . .
REVENU1I: ACCRUALS Tl"BliR THAN
CUJlRl:NT TAXSS
REVENUE CLASSIFICATION
Actual Approved
and Estimated Estimated Estimates
Current Year Ending for
Year Ending June 30, 1948 Year Ending
June 30, 1947 June 30, 1948
975.00
400.00
1,375.00
8,560.00
8,560.00 '
1,375.00
7,185.00
65.00
7,120.00
Name of Fund
SALE OF LOTS $ 907 .50 $ 400.00 $ 400.00 Carp. Cem.
Ezpenditure Amountl .
Total Actual and
Estim4ted Allowed Requested
EXPENDITURES CLASSIFICATION
Current YearEndmo Year Ending Nanw oJ Fund
Year Ending June 30, 1948 June 30, 1948
June 30, 1947
SALARIES and WAGES - $ 3,000.00 $ 3,000.00 Carp. Cem.
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION . . $ 500.00 $ 500.00 Carp. Cem.
CAPITAL OUTLAY $ 5,060.00 $ 5,060.00 Carp. Cem.
GRAND TOTAL (Excluding Reserves) . . $ 8,560.00 $ 8,560.00
GRAND TOTAL (Including Reserves) $ 8,560.00 $ 8,560.00
Submitted by J. A. Wullbrandt,
Clerk
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DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED ExPENDITURES One Hundred Twenty-nine
Account
342 Goleta Cemetery District
PUBLIC EN'l'ERPRISES--MISCELLANEOUS
SUMMARY
Estimated/ Actual Unencumbered Balance July 1, 1947. _ . 4 . .
Estimated Revenue Accruals Other Than Current Taxes (See Below) . .
Estimated Amount Available without Current Tax Levy . .
Authorized Expenditures for Year as shown below ---
Total Requirements -----
Available per contra - ~ . _._ . .
Tax Levy Required to Balance --
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Unsecured Roll -
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Secured Roll . .
' BZVlllNUE AOC :auALS we ca THAN
REVENUE CLASSIFICATION 1 Actual
and Estimated
Current
Year Eftdi!ll1
June 30, 19t7
Estimated
Year Ending
June 30, 19'8
Approved
Es mates
for
Year Ending
June 30, 1948
SALE OF LOTS; OPENING AND CLOSING
GRAVES . .
EXPENDITURES CLASSIFICATION
SALARIES and WAGES . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION . .
CAPITAL OUTLAY
GRAND TOTAL (Excluding Reserves) . .
GRAND TOTAL (Including Reserves) . .
$ 2,502.24
Tot4l A chl41
and
Estimated
Expendituret
Year Ending
June 30, 19'7
$ 4,700.00
$ 1,150.00
$ .00
$ 5,850.00
$ 5,850.00
$ 2,000.00
Reqiustecl
Y ear Ending
June 30, 1948
$ 5,230.00
$ 1,220.00
$ 1,150.00
$ 7,600.00
$ 7,600.00
$ 2,000.00
Allowed
Y ear Ending
June 30, 1948
$ 5,230.00
$ 1,220.00
$ 1,150.00
$ 7,600.00
$ 7,600.00
Goleta Cemetery District
Fund
$ 1,000.00
- 2,000.00
---- 3,000.00
---- 7,600.00
----- 7,600.00
-. - 3,000.00
4,600.00
-- 190.00
. -. -- 4,410.00
Name of Fund
Goleta Cem. Dist.
Name o/ Fund
Goleta Cem. Dist.
Goleta Cem_ Dist.
Goleta Cem. Dist.
Goleta Cem. Dist
Goleta Cem_ Dist
Sub mitted by J. I. Kinman,
Secretary-Clerk
One Hundred Thirty DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
Account
344 Guadalupe Cemetery District
PUBLIC ENTERPRISES-MISCELLANEOUS
SUMMARY Guadalupe Cemetery District
Fund
Estimated/ Actual Unencumbered Balance July 1, 1947 $
Estimated Revenue Accruals Other Than Current Taxes (See Below) . .
Estimated Amount Available without Current Tax Levy-
Authorized Expenditures for Year as shown below ---
Total R.eq uiremen ts ___ - . -- __ - __ --~ . .
Available per contra . - - _______
Tax Levy Required to Balance . - -
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Unsecured Roll -
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Secured Roll . .
REVENUE CLASSIFICATION
REVENUE ACCRUALS OTHER THAN
CURBENT TAJCIS
Actual
and Estimated
Current
Year Ending
June 30, 1947
Esttmated
Year Ending
June 30, 1948
-----1
Approved
Esttmatea
for
Year Ending
June 30, 1948
~
460.00
250.00
650.00
3,175.00
3,175.00
650.00
2,525.00
320.00
2,205.00
Nome of FtLnd
SALE OF LOTS . . $ 287.00 $ 250.00 Guadalupe Cem. Dist.
EXPENDITURES CLASSIFICATION
SALARIES and WAGES ----
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION . .
CAPITAL OUTLAY
GRAND TOTAL (Excluding Reserves) . .
GRAND TOTAL (Including Reserves) . .
Ezpcnditure Amount&
Total Actual
and
Estimated
Expenditure a
Year Ending
June 30, 1M7
Requested
Year Ending
June 30, 1948
Allowed
Year Ending
June 30, 1948
$ 2,400.00 $ 2,400.00
$ 375.00 $ 375.00
------,$,---4,.o,'"o"""o"."o"" - $ 400.00
$ 3,175.00 $ 3,175.00
------,-$-3,-175-.0 =0- $ 3,175.00
Name of Fund
Guadalupe Cem. Dist.
Guadalupe Cem. Dist
Submitted by Chas. L. Campodonico,
Clerk
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DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES One Hundred Thirty-one
Account
346 Lompoc Cemetery District
PUBLIC ENTERPRISES-MISCELLANEOUS
SUMMARY Lompoc Cemetery District
Fund
Estimated/ Actual Unencumbered Balance J uly 1, 1947 . - . 4 $
Estimated Revenue Accruals Other Than Current Taxes (See Below) . .
Estimated Amount Available without Current Tax Levy . , . .
Authorized Expenditures for Year as shown below . .
Total Requ ir eme n ts. . __. _ .
Available per contra .
Tax Levy Required to Balance . .
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Unsecured Roll. .
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Secured Roll. .
REVENUE CLASSIFICATION
SALE OF LOTS AND RENTAL OF
REVENUE ACCRUALS O'l'BER THAN
CUlUUl:NT TAXES
Actual
and Estimated
Current
Year Ending
June 30, 1947
Esttmatecl
Year Ending
June 30, 1948
Approved
Esttmates
for
Year Ending
June 30, 1948
900.00
500.00
1,400.00
9,820.00
9,820.00
1,400.00
8,420.00
475.00
7,945.00
Name of Fund
E~~J\/IENT $ 708.84 $ 250.00 $ 500.00 Lompoc Cem Dist.
EXPENDITURES CLAS SIFIC.4.TIO!\"
SALARIES and WAGES . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION . .
CAPITAL OUTLAY
GRAND TOTAL (Excluding Reserves) . .
GRAND TOTAL (Including Reserves) . .
DETAIL OF EXPENDITURES
Total Actual
and
Estimated
Expenditures
Year Ending
1947
$ 4,805.00
$ 1,200.00
$
$ 6,005.00
$ 6,005.00
Requested
Year Endtng
June 30, 1948
$ 5,220.00
$ 1,200.00
$ 3,400.00
$ 9,820.00
$ 9,8:.r.oo
Allowed
Year Ending
June 30, 1948
$ 5,220.00
$ 1,200.00
$ 3,400.00
$ 9,820.00
$ 9,820.00
Name oJ F'Und
Lompoc Cem. Dist.
Lompoc Cem. Dist.
Lompoc Cem. Dist.
Submitted by C. D. McCabe,
Clerk
One Hundred Thirty-two DEPAltTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
Acco ant
348 Los Alamos Cemetery District ,
PUBLIC ENTERPRISES-MISCELLANEOUS
SUMMARY Los Alamos Cemetery District
Fund
Estimated/ Actual Unencumbered Balance July 1, 1947 $
Estimated Revenue Accruals Other Than Current Truces (See Below) . .
Estimated Amount Available without Current Tax Levy . .
Authorized Expenditures for Year as shown below . .
~()~ ~4?1t.li.t"~Jll~ll~.------ ------- --- -----------------------
Av ail able per contra --------. .
REVENUE CLASSIFICATlON
BEVENUJ: Acc:aUALS otHCR THAN
CUltRZNT TAXJ:s
Actual
an4 E#imated
Current
Year Ending
June 30, 19t7
E.timated
Year Ending
June 30, 1948
Approved
Esmates
for
Year Ending
June 30, 1948
680.00
20.00
700.00
700.00
700.00
700.00
Name of Fund
SALE OF LOTS $ 40.00 $ 20.00 $ 20.00 Los Alamos Cem. Dist.
EXPENDITURES CLASSIFICATION
DETAIL OF EXPENDITURES
Total Actual
and
Estimated
El:J)enditure~
Year Endlng
1947
Requerted
Year Ending
June 30, 1948
Allowed
Year Ending
June 30, 1948
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION . _. $ 600.00 $ 700.00 $ 700.00
GRAND TOTAL (Excluding Reserves) $.--~60:-0'"'.o'""o---=-$--=7=00=-.""'oo:c---$,-,7=0=-=o-=.o-=-o
GRAND TOTAL (Including Reserves) $ 600.00 $ 700.00 $ 700.00
Name o/ Fund
Los Alamos Cem. Dist.
Submitted by Henry R. Gewe,
Clerk
D'EPARTMENTAL BlJDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES One Hundred Thirty-three
Account
350 Oak Hill Cemetery
PUBLIC ENTERPRISES-MISCELLANEOUS
SUMMARY Oak B.Ul Cemetery District
Fund
Estimated/ Actual Unencumbered Balance July 1, 1947 $
Estimated Revenue Accruals Other Than Current Taxes (See Below) . .
Estimated Amount Available without Current Tax Levy - --
Authorized Expenditures for Year as shown below - --
'l.'C)tctl Ilet\lir'E!':Il'lE!'ll~
Available per contra -~--~ -
Tax :revy Rei.uired to Balance . .
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Unsecured Roll. .
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Secured Roll. .
REVENuE ACCRUALS OTHER THAN
CURRENT TAXES
375.00
400.00
775.00
3,300.00
3,300.00
775.00
2,525.00
70.00
2,455.00
REVENUE CLASSIFICATION
Actual
and Estimated
Current
Year Ending
June 30, 19'7
Estimated
Year Ending
June 30, l!NS
Approved
Estimates
for
Year Ending
June 30, l!NS
Name of Fund
-- - -
SA:rE OF :LOTS -- $ 276.62 $ 450.00 $ 400.00 Oak Hill Cem.
EXPENDITURES CLASSIFICATION
SA:rARIES and WAGES . .
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION . .
CAPITAL OUTLAY
GRAND TOTA:r (Excluding Reserves) . .
GRAND TOTA:., (Including Reserves) . .
Total Actual and
Estimated
Current
Year Ending
June 30, 1947
Allowed
Year Ending
June 30, 1948
Requested
Year Ending
June 30, l!NS
$ 2,040.00 $ 2,040.00 $ 2,040.00
$ 460.00 $ 500.00 $ 500.00
$. $ 760.00 $ 760.00 ~-=-=-=--=-~~~-=-=-=-=~~.,.-~ $ 2,500.00 $ 3,300.00 $ 3,300.00
$ 2,500.00 $ 3,300.00 $ 3,300.00
Name oJ Fund
Oak Hill Cem.
Oak Hill Cem.
Oak Hill Cem .
Submitted by Stella Moore,
Clerk
One Hundred Thirty-four DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
Account
352
Santa Maria Cemetery District
PUBLIC ENTERPRISES-MISCEl.LANEOUS
SUMMARY Santa Maria Cemetery District
Fund
Estimated/ Actual Unencumbered Balance July 1, 1947 $
Estimated Revenue Accruals Other Than Current Taxes (See Below) . .
Estimated Amount Available without Current Tax Levy . .
Total Req ui.remen ts. __ .
Available. per contra -
Tax Levy Required to Balance . .
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Unsecured Roll . .
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Secured Roll. .
REVENUE ACCRUALS OTHER THAN
CURRENT TAXES
Actual REVENUE CLASSIFICATION A pproved and Estimated Estimated Estimates
C'urTent Year Ending for Year Ending June 30, 1948 Year Ending June 30, 1947
I June 30, 1948
3,000.00
8,800.00
11,800.00
20,700.00
11,800.00
8,900.00
700.00
8,150.00
Name of Fund
SALE OF LOTS $ 6,600.00
OPENING GRAVES AND MISC. $ 2,200.00
$ 6,600.00
$ 2,200.00
$ 6,600.00
$ 2,200.00
Santa Maria Cem. Dist.
Santa Maria Cem. Dist.
.
E:cpendUure A'1WUnts
Total Actual and
Estimated
EXPENDITURES CLASSIFICATION
CurTent
Yea1' Ending
June 30, 1947
SALARIES and WAGES $
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION. . $
CAPITAL OUTLAY $
GRAND TOTAL (Excluding Reserves) . .
Allowed
Year Ending
J une 30, 1948
$ 12,000.00
$ 2,700.00
$ 5,000.00
Requested
Year Ending
June 30, 1948
$ 12,000.00
$ 2,700.00
$ 5,000.00
UNAPPROPRIATED RESERVES $ $ 1,000.00 $ 1,000.00
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ GRAND TOTAL (Including Reserves) $ 19,700.00 $ 20,700.00 $ 20,700.00
Name of Fund
Santa Maria Cem. Dist.
Santa Maria Cem. Dist.
Santa Maria Cem. Dist.
Submitted by Winifred B. LaFranchi,
Clerk
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DEPA.RTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
Account
364 Santa Barbara County Water Agency
MISCELLANEOUS-COUNTY WATER DISTRICT
SUMMARY
One Hundred Thirty-five
Santa Barbara Co. Wtr. Agcy
District Fund
Authorized Expenditures for Year as shown below $ 70,000.00
Total Requirements -. 70,000.00
Ta.x Levy Required to Balance -- 70,000.00
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Secured Roll - 70,000.00
EXPENDlTURES CLASSIFICATION
I
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION . .
Spec. Service and Investigation 364B46
Total Maintenance and Operation. .
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Bureau of Reclamation Cooperative
Water Investigation. . 364C81
Geological Survey Water
Resources Coop. Program 364C82
TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY . .
:r~J\.?'l'J:) '.I':'.I'J\.~---
DETAlL OP EXPENDITURB6
Total Actual
and
Estimated
Expenditures
Year Endtng
1947
Reque.rted
Year Ending
June 30, 1948
$ 23,000.00
$ 23,000.00
$ 30,000.00
$ 17,000,00
$ 47,000,00
$ 70,000.00
Allowed
Year Ending
June 30, 1948
$ 23,000.00
$ 23,000.00
$ 30,000.00
$ 17,000.00
$ 47,000.00
$ 70,000.00
Name of Fund
S. B. Co. Water Agency
s. B. Co. Water Agency
s. B. Co. Water Agency
Submitted by T. A. Twitchell,
Chairman, Water Agency
One Hundred Thirty-six DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES
Account
365 Carpinteria County Water District
MISCELLANEOUS COUNTY WATER DISTRICT
SUMMARY Cllrplnterla County Water Dist.
Balance on Hand June 30, 1947 per Auditor's Fund Accounts $
Less Estimated/ Actual Unpaid Liabilities . .
Estimated/ Actual Unencumbered Balance J uly 1, 1947 . .
Estimated Amount Available without Current Tax Levy . .
Authorized Expenditures for Year as shown below . -
Total Requirements ~ . -------- -------------
Available per contra . ,. - ----- ---~------ -
Tax Levy Required 'to Bal.ance .
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Unsecured Roll . .
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Secured Roll . .
EXPENDITURES CLASSIF1CATIO:'
DETAIL OF EXPENDITURES
TotalAduGl
and
Esttmatcd
E:rpendfture
Year Ending
June 30, 1947
Re queued
Year Ending
June30, 1948
Allowed
Year Ending
June 30, 1948
Fund
6,500.00
6,000.00
500.00
500.00
4,000.00
4,000.00
500.00
3,500.00
90.00
3,410.00
Name oJ Fund
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION $ 6,000.00
Amount required under provision of
$ 6,000.00 $ 4,000.00 Carp. Co. Water Dist.
County Water District Act as per resolution
filed herewith. .
GRAND TOT AL $ 8,000.00 $ 6,000.00
$ 4,000.00
Submitted by Stanley L. Shepard,
President, Board of Directors
'
DEPARTMENTAL BUDGET OF PROPOSED EXPENDITURES One Hundred Thirty-seven
Account
371 Montecito County Water District
MISCELLANEOUS-COUNTY WATER DISTRICT
SUMMARY Montecito County Water Dist.
Fund
Authorized Expenditures for Year as shown below $140,000.00
Total Requirements 140,000.00
Tax Levy Required to Balance 140,000.00
Estimated Amount to Be Raised on Unsecured Roll 800.00
Estimated A.mount to Be Raised on Secured Roll 139,200.00
DETAIL OF EXPENDITURM '
Tot41 Actual
EXPENDITURES CLASSIFICATION
and Requested A U0toed
Estimated Year Ending YearEndtng
Name of Fund
Expenditures
Year Ending June 30, 1948 June 30, 1948
I 1947
MAINTENANCE and OPERATION
Amount required under provisions of
County Water District Act as per Resi-
Monte. Co. Water Dist.
lution No. 140A filed herewith . .
GRAND TOT AL--- --
$140,000.00
$140,000.00
$140,000.00
$14-0,000.00 Monte. Co. Water Dist.
Submitted by Harry P. Drake,
President, Board of Directors
One Hundred Thirty-eight
.Artesia
Average Daily Atttendance (all Grades) 1946-194.7 16
Current District Taxes Required 1947-1948 . .$ 3,974.04
Tax Rate Limit-Statutory (Education Code Section 6357) . $ .80
GENERA.L FUND
1946-47
Actual, cw
Estimated
I. BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY 1
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets ) $ 1,230.99 $
l.ress: Current Lla bill ti es . -. .,. -- . --. _. . . 662.64
Net Beginning Balance --.----$ 568.35 $
Il. INCOME
State School Fund Appropr iations . - . $ 1,627.20 $
District Taxes on Unsecured Property . . 77.58
Delinquent Municipal and District Taxes . 4.87
Other Income --- ------ ---- 2.28
Total Income other than Current District Taxes . _ . $ 1,711.93 $
Current District Taxes Received 1946-47- . 1,696.63
CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1947-48 . . $
Total Income $ 3,408.56 $
m TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME $ 3,976.91 $
IV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS
1. Administration (Total) $ 3.50 $
2. Instruction
2a. Teachers Salaries (cer tificated) $ 2,750.00 $
2b. Other Expense of Instruction . --- 84.89
Other Expense -------- ---
Total Instruction $ 2.,834.89 $
3. Operation of School Plant
S alaries and Wages . - . - . . $
Other Expense k
~ot.cil --- . ~ 426.24 $
4 Maintenance of School Plant (Total) $ 164.37 $
Total -- - --- - -~- . -- - -. --. . $
6. Fixed Charges (Tota.I) --------------$ 18.00 $
'1. Capital Outlay (Total) _ $ 44.95 $
T. Transfers (not classified as expenditures) : . $ 300.00 $
~~~t.J".['J!ll:) ~~~ . $
Total Expenditures and Transfers $ 3,811.95 $
V. ENDING BALANCE, JUNE 30
Cash in County Tr easury (Total Current Assets) $ 818.46
GENERAL RE.SERVE JUNE 30, 1948 for 1948-49 . .
l:.e.ss: Curr en t Llabilities . 653.50
Net Erl.ding Balance . ----- --~-$ 164.96 $
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $ 3,976.91 $
1947-48
Bu dget
818.46
653.50
164.96
2,400.00
100.00
2,500.00
3,974.04
6,474.04
6,639.00
10.00
3,700.00
250.00
3,950.00
400.00
250.00
650.00
1,100.00
5.00
24.00
100.00
300.00
200.00
6,339.00
300.00
300.00
6,639.00
PART Ill
Budgets of Special Districts
Governed Through
Locally Elected Boards
(b) School Districts
One Hundred Thirty-nine
Ballard
Average Dally Attendance (all Grades) 1946-47 18
Current District Taxes Required 1947-48 $ 4,055.5'1
Tax Rate Limit-Statutory (Education Code Section 6357) $ .80
GENERAL FUND
I. BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY 1
Cash in County Treasury (Total Cur r ent Assets) $
I.ess: Current Liabilities . .
Net Beginning Balance $
Il. INCOME
State School Fund Appropriations $
County Taxes on Solvent Credits -
District Taxes on Unsecured Property
Delinquent Municipal and District Taxes . .
Other Income _ ---------------------------- -- ------
Total Income other t han Current District Taxes $
Current Distr ict Taxes Received 1946-47 -
CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1947-48
Total Income __ __ __ . __ _ . __ . __ . _ . $
IIl. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME $
IV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS
1. Administra.tion (Total ) . $
2. Instruction
2a. Teachers Salaries (certificated)_
2b. Other Expense of Instruction
Other Expense ---- -- .
Total Instruction . - $
3. Operation of School Plant
Salaries and Wages . -
Other Expense . .
'J:"otcil ~- ---~
4. Maintenance of School Plant (Total) $
6. Fixed Charges (Total) $
7. Capital Outlay (Total) $
~~~t.J~J!ll:) ~~~
Total Expenditures and Transfers $
V. ENDING BALANCE, JUNE 30
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) . $
GENERAL RESERVE JUNE 30, 1948 for 1948-49 - -
I.,ess: Current Liabilities . - - . _____ .
Net :Erldin.g Ba.lance ------ -----.$
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $
1946-47
Actual,M 1947.48
Esttmated Budget
869.02 $ 859.43
283.64 385.00
385.38 $ 474.43
1,803.13 $ 2,400.00
.78
80.97 100.00
51.60
1.89
1,938.37 $ 2,500.00
1,615.07
1,555.57
3,553.44 $ 4,055.57
4,138.82 $ 4,530.00
12.36 $ 20.00
2,526.88 2,845.00
247.84
50.00
2,774.71 $ 2,925.00
$ 350.00
290.00
398.55 $ 64-0.00
171.96 $ 622.00
85.96 $ 30.00
220.85 $ 60.00
$ 133.00
3,664.39 $ 4,430.00
859.53
100.00
385.00
474.43 $ 100.00
4,138.82 $ 4,530.00
One Hundred Forty
Betteravia
Averare Daily Atf.endanc~ (all Grades) 1946-41 55
Corrent District Taxes Required 1947-48 $ 4,447 .33
Tax Rate Limit-Statutory (Education Code Section 6357) $ .80
GENl:ltAL FUND
I . BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY 1
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) $
less: C unen t Lla bill ties . -- . - . --- .
Net Beginning Ba.lance _ $
II. INCOME
State School Fund Appropriations $
County Taxes on Solvent Credits . - . .
District Taxes on Unsecured Property . .
Otb er Income . '"'" . --. -. ---- --- -- .
Total Income other than Current District Taxes $
Current District Taxes Received 1946-41 . .
CURRENT DISTRICT TAXE.S REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1947-48 . .
Total Income -----"'-- $
Ill. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME . _ . $
JV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS
1. Adnlinistra.tion (Total) . - - ---$
2. Instruction
2a. Teachers Salaries (certificated)_ . $
2b. Other ExpellSe of Instruction. . - - . ,. . _ - -----
Other E'XJ)e.nse - -- ----- ------
Total lllStruction ---~-----$
3. OperaUon of School Plant
Salaries and Wages . ---- -,
Other Expense ---------------
Tot-81 ---- . ----$
4. Maintenance of School Plant
Salaries and Wages . ~-----
Other Ex-pense -- -- - . . - .
Tota.1 --------$
5. Axtlary Services (Total) . _ . - . .
6. Fixed Cbarres (Tota.I) - -$
7. Capital Outlay
Buildings
Equipment
~---
. - --. -- - . - -. -. - - .
Total . - -- -- . -. ---- - --- ----- --- - ------ - - - -
tJN'DISTR.IB'UTED RES'ER.'VE ----------~--
Total Expenditures and Transfers. . 7
- . $
V. ENDING BALANCE, JUNE 30
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Asgets) $
GENERAL RESERVE JUNE 30, 1948 for 1948-49 . .
~ss: Current Llabili ties . _______________________________ --
Net F!:rlding Balan:e . - -- . -- . -$
VL TOTAL, E.XPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $
l!H6 47
Act1.lat, cw Er mated
3,019.93
223.42
2,796.51
1,775.11
5.23
1,089.93
8.82
2,879.09
2,533.58
5,412.67
8,209.18
31.50
4,656.49
145.14
4,801.53
552.53
293.25
377.60
6,056.51
2,812.67
660.00
2,152.67
8,209.15
j
1
1947-48
Budget
$ 2,812.67
660.00
$ 2,152.67
$ 4,950.00
500.00
$ 5,450.00
4,447.33
$ 9,897.33
$ 12,050.00
$ 30.00
$ 6,000.00
400.00
$ 6,400.00
$ 550.00
400.00
$ 950.00
$ 600.00
400.00
$ 1,000.00
$ 20.00
$ 450.00
$ 600.00
600.00
$ 1,200.00
1,000.00
$ 11,050.00
1,000.00
$ 1,000.00
$ 12,050.00
One H undred Forty-one
Blochman Union
Average Daily Attendance (all Grades) 1946-41 . , 38
Current District Taxes Required 1947-48 $13,776.30
Tax Rate Limit-Statutory (Education Cof;le -Section 6357) $ .80
GENERAL FUND
I. BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY 1
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) $
l.ess: Current Liabilities - -- . $
Net Beg,inning Ba.lance . . . ._ .
D. INCOME
State School Fund Appropriations -- -- ------$
Other State apportionments $
Other State apportionments (Trans portation ) . -
Dis trict Taxes on Unsecured Property - ------
Delinquent Municipal and District Taxes -- -
Other l ncoTIJ.e __ . -- __ l --. - -. - . - ~- -- . .
Total Income other than Current District T axes . -------------------$
Current District Taxes Received 1946-47 -
CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1947-48
Total Income . $
m TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME $
IV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS
1946 47
Actual, OT
Estimated
2,823.36 $
2,823.36 $
246.72
2,576.64 $
3,877.77 $
234.54
.46
5.5ti
4,118.32 $
5,276.46
9,394.78 $
11,971.42 $
l . Administra.t:ion (Total) --- - --- ------ ' 32.4-0 $
2. Instruction
2a. Teachers Salaries (certificated ) - . : . -$
2b. OUler Expense of Instruction . ~-- ------
Other Expense - -- ------ ~- -
Total Instruction ----$
3. Operation of School Plant .
Salaries and Wages . .,., - .
Other Expense - -----
Total . _. . - _. . __ . _. . . . _. . _. . _. $
f . Maint~nance of School Plant
Salaries and Wages .
Other Ex:pense - -- -
To~l -- - -~
p. Auxiliary Services
Sa. Transportation of Pupils
S'a.laries and Wages -- - - -,.
Other Expe.nse ---- ----- -
Tota.I . -- -- - - . --. - . - $
5 b. Other A uxiliary Services (Tot al) $
Total Auxiliary Services . _ - $
6. Fixed Charga (Total) . . $
7. Capital Outlay
l mprovemeot of Grounds - ----
Buildings ---- ---
l!:c:J.uipment - .
Total -- - - ---
"lJN'DIS'I'RIB U'TED RE!SER. VE . _ . - . _., .
Total Expenditures and Transfers . ---$
V. ENDING BALANCE, JUNE 30 $
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) . --
GENERAL RESERVE JUNE 30, 1948 for 1948-49 . .
~ss: Current Liabilities . -
Net 'Erl.ding BalanC'e.----- ----$
VL TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $
5,173.05 $
371.46
5,544.51 $
1,124.63 $
$
2,470.43 $
$
1,314.82 $
1.01
1,315.83 $
244.92 $
$
$
10,732.72 $
2,601.70
1,363.00
1,Z38.70 $
11,971.42 $
2,601.70
2,601.70
1,363.00
1,238.70
4,920.00
690.00
200.00
5,810.00
13,776.SO
19,586.30
20,825.00
60.00
6,650.00
575.00
7,225.00
720.00
250.00
970.00
720.00
800.00
1,520.00
1,200.00
500.00
1,700.00
1,700.00
550.00
4,900.00
1,800.00
100.00
6,800.00
1,000.00
19,825.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
20,825.00
One Hundred Forty-two
Bonita
Average Daily Attendance (all Grades) 1946-4.'7 - - 35
Current District Taxe9 Required 1947-48 . - $ 3,198.35
Tax Rate Limi~tatutory (Education Code Section 635'7) - - .$ .80
GENERAL FUND
I. BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY 1
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets)----$
Less: Current Liabilities--~- -------
Net Beginnin.g Balance . _ $
ll. INCOME
State School Fund Appropriations $
County Taxes on Solvent Credits -
District Taxes on Unsecured P roperty --
Delinquent Municipal and District Taxes -
Other Income __ - . _. . _. . - .
Total Income other than Cun-ent District Taxes -------$
Current District Taxes Received 1946-47 ---
CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1947-48
Total Income ----'"'----------$
m. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME . - . $
IV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS
1. Admjnistra.tion (Total) . . $
2. Instruction
l!ta_.7
Actual, or
Estimated
2,783.38 $
98.20
2,685.18 $
3,448.25 $
36.95
492.35
31.07
8.16
4,016.81 $
4,381.22
8,398.03 $
11,083.21 $
17.54 $
1947-48
Budget
3,903.65
217.00
3,686.65
3,150.00
25.00
425.00
3,600.00
3,198.35
6,798.35
10,485.00
35.00
2a. Teachers Salaries (certificated) $ 4,889.66 $ 5,650.00
2b. Other Expense of Instruction . -- 173.12
Other Ex.pense ----- 530.00
Total Instruction --$ 5,062.78 $ 6,180.00
3. Open.tion of School Plant
Salaries and Wages ---
0th er Expense : -~ - . -- - -- ---. -- - . ---
Total --- ---$
4. Maintenance of School Plant (Total) $
5. Auxiliary Services (Total) . .
$
1,295.01 $
848.23 $
6. Fixed Charges (Total) . - . $ 173.00 $
7. Capital Outlay (Total)--- ---- $
~~'.I'J:ll:l3tJ'J:'l!!I: ~~~ -
Total Expenditures and Tr ansfers . - . $ 7,396.56 $
V. ENDING BALANCE, JUNE 30
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) $ 3,903.65
GENERAL RESERVE JUNE 30, 1948 for 1948-49 -----
1'ess: Current Llabilities . 217.00
Net Erl.ding Balance . ------$ 3,686.65 $
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $ 11,083.21 $
1,100.00
600.00
1,700.00
900.00
20.00
150.00
200.00
300.00
9,485.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
10,485.00
I I
One Hundred Forty-three
Buellton Union
Average Daily Attendance (all Grades) 1946-47 70
Current District Taxes Required 1947-48 $13,723.42
Tax Rate Limit-Statutory (Education Code Section 6357) $ .80
GENERAL FUND
I . BEGINNING BALANCE, 1ULY 1
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) $
Less: Current Liabilities . - .
Net Beginning Balance . , . $
Il. INCOME
State School Fund Appropriations $
Other State apportionments . .
County Taxes on Solvent Credits . .
District Taxes on Unsecured Property --
Delinquent Municipal and District Taxes . .
Transfers from other Districts . .
Other Income . . $
Total Income other than Current District Taxes . .
Current District Taxes Re:eived 1946-47 -
CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1947-48
Total Income ~-------~--- -- $
Ill. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PL US INCOME . $
1. Administration (Total) $
2. Instruction
2a. Teachers Salaries (certificated) $
2b. Other Expense of Instruction. ------
Salaries and Wages (non-certificated) . - . .
Total Instruction $
3. Operation of School Plant
Salaries and Wages . ------------- -------- --- ---
Other Expense ------- ---
Total -~-- -- ----- --- ------ --$
4. Maintenance of School Plant (Total) $
5. Auxiliary Services
5a. Transportation of Pupils
Sa.laries and Wages . - . .
Other Expense . _ - .
".I'et.El.l . ~
5b. Other Auxiliary Services (Total) . . $
Total Au:xiliacy Services . _ __ . _ _$
6. Fixed Charges (Tota.I) . ~ . $
7. Capital Outlay
Buildings . - -. - . - - _ .
Eq:uipment -------
~o~ . -- -~--
~~~~~ ~~~ - ~ -
Total Expenditures and Transfers . -----$
V. ENDING BALANCE, .JUNE 30
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) $
GENERAL RESERVE JUNE 30, 1948 for 1948-49 -----
Iess: Current. Liabilities .
Net End.ing Balance $
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $
1946 47
Actual, or
Estim4ted
1,689.04 $
681.80
1,007.24 $
5,168.10 $
13.53
113.80
143.70
198.14
5,629.27 $
8,565.37
14,194.84 $
15,201.88 $
28.73 $
8,975.39 $
462.25
9,437.67 $
2,519.33 $
38.41 $
$
1,614.16 $
4.41
1,618.57 $
217.39 $
$
$
13,860.30 $
2,379.58
1,038.00
1,341.58 $
15,201.88 $
1947.48
Budget
2,379.58
1,038.00
1,341.58
7,710.00
700.00
100.00
8,510.00
13,723.42
22,233.42
23,575.00
100.00
9,200.00
1,000.00
10,200.00
1,200.00
1,000.00
2,200.00
1,000.00
825.00
1,000.00
1,825.00
1,825.00
250.00
3,000.00
1,000.00
4,000.00
2,000.00
21,575.00
2,000.00
2,000.00
23,575.00
One Hundred Forty-four
Carpinteria Union
GENERAL FUND
Average Daily Attendance (all Grades) 1946-47 563
Current District Taxes Required 194.7-48 $55,279.SZ
Tax Rate Limit-Statutory (Education Code Section 635'7) $ .90
GENERAL FUND
I . BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY 1
Total Cur-rent Assets ----$
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) $
Less: Current Liabilities . -------
Net Beginning Balance . . $
ll. INCOME
State School Fund Appropriations . - . $
Other State apportionments (Transportation) . -----
C,ounty Taxes on Solvent Credits .
District Taxes on Unsecured Property -- - --
Delinquent Municipal and District Taxes . . .
Other Income _ . ,. . "'- -------- - --. -- -. --- . --
Total Income other than Current District Taxes -----$
Current District Taxes Received 1946-47
CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1947-48
Total Income ---_ . __. --. - _____. _______ . ____ . $
ID. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PL US INCOME $
1. Administration
Salaries and Wages ------ -------
Other Expense - . - -- - --. ------. --. -- ------ . - .
Total --- - . -- -- . -- . --- - ~
Z. Instruction
2a. Teachers Salaries (certificated)_ . - . $
2b. Other Expense of Instruction - - . _ .
:tller Expe~e -- ----~-- -----'"--------~--------
Total In.struction . ______ __ .$
3. Operation of School Plant
Salaries and Wages. . ---_. - -- -. .
Other Expense -----------------
Tota.I --- ---- . --. -- . -- -- -. $
4. ~intenance of School Plant (Total) $
5. AnxlHary Services
5a. Transportation of Pupils
Salaries and Wages . - --. ------
Other Expense - . - . -- ---. _ __ -. ___ . ___ --.
Total -- - - . - - -. -. - ., . - . -- - - . $
5b. Other Auxiliary Services
Sal,aries and Wages -- -
:t1lei- ~I~ ------ - ~--- ------------
Total - ---$
Total Auxiliary Services $
6. Fixed Cllrges (Tota.I) . $
7. Capital Outlay
Buildings . -. - . ---- . ----- -- --. - . --- - .
:EQ. uipmen t . - - . ---. - - . -- . ----- .
Total ~ . -- . ---------------- -- --- -- - -- - .$
,.
19t6-47
Actual, OT
Enimated
25,693.97 $
25,693.97 $
5,076.69
20,617.28 $
32,969.77 $
93.84
610.18
814.70
48.35
34,536.84 $
51,908.49
86,445.33 $
107,062.61 $
$
6,995.59 $
42,929.70 $
2,754.38
45,684.08 $
$
11,164.10 $
149.26 $
3,276.71 $
2,243.54 $
5,520.25 $
1,487.13 $
13,859.72 '
UK7-48
Budget
40,406.64
40,406.64
18,704.16
21,702.48
59,248.00
1,970.00
800.00
62,018.00
55,279.52
117,297.52
139,000.00
7,500.00
1,000.00
8,500.00
70,800.00
5,000.00
75,800.00
8,200.00
4,000.00
12,200.00
1,800.00
2,900.00
2,000.00
4,900.00
2,500.00
2,500.00
5,000.00
9,900.00
2,300.00
10,000.00
1,000.00
11,000.00
)
Carpinteria
One Hundred Forfy-five
~
Actual, or
1:6ffmated
1947-48
Budget
8. CommUlldty Services (Total) - - . . $ 500.00
'UN'DISTRIBUTED RESERVE ----- ---- .
Tota.I Ex'pendit:ures and Transfera . - -------$
V. ENDING BALANCE, JUNE 30
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) . - - $
GENERAL RESERVE JUNE 30, 1948 for 1948-49 . ~ . ~ . - -.
Total CU.rrent Assets . . - $
Le,ss: Current Lia bill ties . - .
Net Ending Balance ----------------$
VL TOTAL, J:XPENDn'UBES PLUS ENDING BALANCE . $
CAFETEltlA ACCOUNT
I. BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY 1
Cash i.n :Bank(s)r (Total) . --" $
U. INCOME
Federal Food Gran ts --. - - - ___ ~--. ~ . $
Cafeteria Sale9' ------
c:tlleI" l'Il!ollle ----- .
Tota.I . -------. --. -- - . -- . ---. ---. - - - $
m TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME . - . $
IV. :EXPE.NDIT'IJRB-S (Total) ---
Salaries and Wages $
Food --
c:tller C:os~ -------- -----~------ ---- -
'I:'ot.ctl ---- ~ ~~
V . .ENDING BALANCE
Cash in Bank ( s) __ . __ . ___ . _____ ---- - _. $
Net . $
Vl. TOTAL, EXPENDITUK'ES PLUS ENDING BALANCE $
85,360.13
40,406.64
18,704.16
21,702.48
107,~.61
8,896.67
2,696.97
7,676.99
888.74
11,262.70
20,159.37
2,242.24
7,083.80
449.81
9,775.85
10,383.52
10,383.52
20,159:37
12,500.00
$ 134,000.00
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
5,000.00
5,000.00
139,000.00
10,383.52
2,696.97
7,676.99
888.74
11,262.70
21,646.22
7,000.00
10,000.00
600.00
17,600.00
4,046.22
21,646.22
One Hundred Forty-six
Casmalia
Ave.rage Daily Attendance (all Grade) 1946-47 51
Current District Taxes Required 1947-48 $ 5,587.78
Tax Rate Limit-Statutory (Education Code Section 6357) $ .80
GENERAL FUN D
L BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY 1
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) $
Less: C-urren t Lia bill ties __ . _ . __ . -----. - .
Net Beginning Balance $
IL INCOME
State School Fund Appropriations ---$
County Taxes on Solvent Credits --- -
District Taxes on Unsecured Property---
Delinquent Municipal and District Taxes --
Otber :r:ncoIIle ---
Total IncoIIle other tban Current District Taxes . _ . $
Current District Taxes Received 1946-47 . .
CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1947-48 . .
Total l:Ilcome --. -------. -- _ . -- $
ill. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME. .'. . $
1. Adm.lnistra.tion (Total) --------- ------ -~$
2. Instruction
2a. Teachers Salaries (certificated' . $
2b. Other Expense of Instruction --
Salaries and Wages (non-eertificated) . - .
Other Expense -- - ----------
Total Instruction -$
3. Operation of School Plant
Salaries and Wages ----
Other Expense -------
Total . . - --. --. _ . $
4. Maintenance of School Plant (Total) $
5. Auxiliary Services (Total ) $
5b. Other Auxiliary Services ---
Salaries and Wages . _ --------
c:tJ:ieI" l!JCJ;e~e . -~----
Total --------- $
Total Auxiliary Services --- -$
6. Fixed Charges (Total) $
7. Capital Outlay (Total) $
UND:ri'.I'ltl'.~~ ~ERW . .
Total Expenditures and Transfers . $
V. ENDING BALANCE, JUNE 30
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) . - . $
GENERAL RESERW JUNE 30, 1948 for 1948-49 ---
Less: Current Liabilities --
Net En.ding Balance ------$
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $
1~47
Actual, or
Estimated
5,154.7'/ $
422.12
4,732.65 $
3,568.73 $
3.75
621.65
54.51
12.76
4,261.40 $
2,859.17
7,120.57 $
11,853.22 $
77.73 $
4,295.00 $
364.96
4,659.96 $
$
1,479.47 $
262.94 $
206.50 $ .,
4.19 $
210.69 $
252.54 $
542.67 $
7,486.00 $
4,919.22
552.00
4,367.22 $
11,853.22 $
1947_48
Budget
4,919.22
552.00
4,367.22
4,590.00
300.00
4,890.00
5,587.78
10,477.78
14,845.00
50.00
5,850.00
50.00
420.00
6,320.00
1,200.00
650.00
1,850.00
2,330.00
250.00
200.00
200.00
400.00
650.00
300.00
1,445.00
700.00
13,645.00
1,200.00
1,200.00
14,845.00
I
j
I
.
One Hundred Forty-seven
Cold Spring
Average Daily Attendance (all Grades) 1946-4'7 Zl
Current District Taxes Required 194'7-48 . ----$ 8,545.90
Tax Rate Limit-Statutory (Education Code Section 635'7) . --.$ .80
GENERAL FOND
I. BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY 1
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) $
l.e.ss: Current Llabilities . _ ,_ . .
Net Beginni.ng Balance - . $
II. INCOME
State School Fund Appropriations $
County Taxes on Solvent Credits . .
District Taxes on Unsecured Property . _ . ,. .
Delinquent Municipal and District Taxes _ . .
Other Income _ . . --- -- ---- . -
Total Income other than Current District T axes ----$
Current District Taxes Received 1946-47. ----CURRENT
DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1947-48
Total Income ---------$
ID. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME $
1. Adm.inistration (Tota.I) -------- $
Z. Instruction
2a. Teachers Salaries (certificated) ---$
2b. Other Expense of Instruction -----
Other Expense ------ --------
Total Instruction $
3. Operation of School Plant
Salaries and Wages -. _ . .
Other Expense -- - ------------
'.I'ot.cll . . . - . ~
4. Maintenance of School Plant (Total) $
6. Fixed Charges (Tota.I) $
'7. Capital Outlay
Improvement of Grounds .
Equipment . - . ---. -- _. _. . ----_. . _. . .
'.I'Ctctl ----~----------- - ~
8. Community Services (Total) . - . $
T. Transfers (not classified as expenditures) . -$
'l.Jl'l1:I"i~l.J'.l'~ ~~~ --------- -
Total Expenditures and Transfers --- -$
V. ENDING BALANCE, JUNE 30
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) . y --$
GENERAL RESERVE JUNE 30, 1948 for 1948-49 --
Total Curren t Assets - .- __ ___ . ,. _ . $
1,ess: Current Liab illt ies. _ ~-. ___ . _._ . __ _
Net Ending Balance _ . $
VI. TOT~L, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $
194.6-47
A~q;I, OT
Es mated
3,258.56 $
564.22 $
2,694.34 $
1,837.64 $
13.45
50.14
146.47
7.88
2,055.58
6,994.65
9,050.23 $
11,744.57 $
8.29 $
2,400.00 $
190.36
2,590.36 $
$
2,730.84 $
76.91 $
250.15 $
$
448.83 $
69.09 $
889.00 $
7,063.47 $
5,548.10
5,548.10
867.00
4,681.10 $
11,744.57 $
1947_48
Budget
5,548.10
867.00
4,681.10
2,400.00
13.00
60.00
20.00
2,493.00
8,545.90
11,039.90
15,720.00
'I
20.00
6,000.00
250.00
6,250.00
2,400.00
750.00
3,150.00
2,000.00
300.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
2,000.00
500.00
900.00
100.00
15,220.00
500.00
500.00
13,720.00
One Hund.red Forty:eight
College
Aver.ice Daily Attendance (all Gradr9) 1946-47_,_ - - ---- 111
Carreoi District Taxes Reqoired 1947-48 . - . - -------------.$38,718.00
Tax Rate Limit-Statutory (Bducatloa Code Seetion 635'1) . - . - $ .80
GENERAL FUND
L BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY 1
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) $
1'e:ss: Current Liabilities -------- . . - '"'
Net Beginning Balance . - . - . ~--- - ---- -$
D. INCOME
State School Fund Appropr iations . - $
Other State apportionments (Transportation) . - .
County Taxes on Solvent Credits . .
District Taxes on Unsecured P roperty . .
Delinquent Municipal and District Taxes . .
:tll~ ~c:e111e ~----------- ----- . -
Total Income other than Current Distr ict Taxes $
Current District Taxes Received 1946:47 . .
CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1947-48
Total Income ------$
m TOlrAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME . - . $
IV. EXPENDITVUS AND TRANSFERS
I. Administration (Total) . - $
2. Instruction
2a. Teachers Salaries (certificated) . - - .$
2b. Other Expense of Instruction .
Salaries and Wages (non-certificated) . - .
Other Expense --- - -
Tot.ill ~t:r'l.lc:tio11 --- -~
3. Operation of School Plant
Sa.laries and Wages . -- . . -------------
Other Expense ------ --=------
Total - ---- $
4. Maintenance of School Plant (Total) $
5. Au xiliary Services
5a. Transp ortation of Pupils
Sa.laries and Wages - --. ---~---
Otlter ~~e . -------~--~--~-----.- . . . ~-
Total --- : . ---- . - - . -. ----. $
Sb. Othe r Auxiliary Services (Total) . .
Salaries and Wages . - _ __
Other Expense - . .
Total -~ - . --$
Total Auxiliary Servi~s . - . - . $
6. Fixed Charges
6a. Interest on Current Liabilities - - .
6b. Otller Fixed. Charges . : . _ . .
Total . - . _ . -. _ . - . - - _ . $
'1. Capital OoUay
Im.provement of Grounds '"- -----
Bu.ildin,gs -- - - - . ---. -- - - --
Equipment ---~-------
Total ---------- -- .,$
UNDIS1'RIBUTED R:mER.'VE -.,-- -
. - Total Ex:pendit:ures and Tra.n.sfers. _. .- ------ . ------$
7,908.57 $
2,384.01
5,524.56 $
5,591t.12 $
21.46
488.44
225.42
13.14
6,346.58 $
14,522.28
20,868.86 $
26,393.42 $
59.30 $
10,743.71 $
1 ,14~. 32
11,889.03 $
4,878.70 $
1,675.75 $
$
2,865.20 $
$
1,177.41 $
4,042.61 $
$
298.47
298.47 $
1,814.16 $
$
241~.QZ $
4,640.00
1,942.00
2,698.00
9,990.00
1,012.00
500.00
11,502.00
38,718.00
50,220.00
52,918.00
75.00
17,250.00
400.00
1,200.00
18,850.00
3,500.00
1,800.00
5,300.00
2,500.00
1,000.00
2,500.00
3,500.00
2,760.00
100.00
2,860.00
6,360.00
450.00
460.00
500.00
10,000.00
1000.00
11,500.00
2,883.00
47,918.00
I
I
I
College Continued
V. ENDING BALANCE, lUNE 30
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets---------$
GENERAL RESERVE JUNE 30, 1948 for 1948.-49 ---
I.ess: Current Li.abilities --.,-----
~et ~cJ~ ~~~---- ~ . ~
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $
I. BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY I
U. INOOME
CAFETERIA ACCOUNT
~ecleI"ttl Jreecl ~I'~~----- . __.
Cafeteria Sales .
Tet.a.l --------- ---~ ---
m. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME . .
IV. EXPENDITURES
~()()ci --------.----------------- . . ~----
Other Costs . ---- . --. --. --- - ---- . --- .
Tetal --. --. - -- . - ---. -- - - ----. .
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES PLUS ENDING BAI.ANOE --------
'
One Hundred forty-nine
19'6 '7
Actual, or 1947_48
EBttmated Budget
5,001.4-0
5,000.00
3,266.00
1,735.40 $ 5,000.00
26,393.42 $ 52,918.00
None
$ 400.00
1,600.00
$ 2,000.00
$ 2,000.00
$ 1,800.00
$ 200.00
$ 1,8-00.00
$ 2,000.00
$ 2,000.00
One Hundred Fifty
Cuyama Union
Average Daily Attendance (all Grades) 1946-47 69
Current District Taxes Required 1947-48 $11,989.27
Tax Rate Limit By Election (Education Code 6358 $ 1.50
GENERAL FUND
I. BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY 1
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets--------$
~ss: C'urrent Liabilities . -. _._ _ . . _ . . _ . .
Net Beginning Balance . ---- -- --- . -- - - . $
Il. INCOME
State School Fund Appropriations $
Other State apportionments (Transportation) . .
County Taxes on S'olvent Credits . .
District Taxes on Unsecured Propert;y . - .
Delinquent Municipal and District Taxes .
Other Income -------
Total Income other than Current District Taxes $
Current District Taxes Received 1946-47-------
CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1947-48
Total Income -----------$
m TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME $
IV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS
1. Administra.tion (Total) $
2. Instruction
2a. Teachers Salaries (certificated)- $
2b. Other Expense of Instruction . $
Salaries and Wages (non-certificated)-----
Total Instruction $
3. Operation of School Plant
Salar'ies and wages . "'"'" -- -.---. - --- - .
Other Expense ---------- ----- ---
Total . - "'" - - ------. ---- - --- - - . $
4. Maintenance of School Plant (Total) $
5. Auxiliary Services
5a. Transportation of Pupils (Total) . . .
Sa.laries and Wages . - ---------
Other Expe~e ----.---- ---
Total --- - . - . - --- "' . - . -- "'"" - ------ $
5b. Other Auxiliary Services (Total) ---- --$
Total Auxilia.ry Services ----------- -------$
6. Fixed Charges (Total) ---$
1. Capital Out.lay (Total) $
~~~~l.J'I.'~ ~~i.rir, ~ . .
Total Expenditures and Transfers.-- ----- --$
V. ENDING BALANCE, JUNE 30
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) $
GENERAL RESERVE JUNE 30, 1948 for 1948-49 . .
Less: Current Liabilities _ . - . . . _____ .
Net :EI:lding Balance . -- ---------- $
VL TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE. . $
'
1946-47
Actual, or
Eftimated
1,710.97
737.60
973.37
5,430.16
2.91
1,134.13
154.37
2,705.02
9,426.59
5,169.57
14,596.16
15,569.53
65.30
7,708.65
1,027.94
8,736.59
1,549.43
81.96
3,552.12
3.06
3,555.16
173.34
1,106.00
15,267.80
1,551.73
1,250.00
301.73
15,569.53
1947-48
Budget
$ 1,551.73
1,250.00
$ 301.73
$ 9,009.00
1,700.00
1,000.00
$ 11,709.00
11,989.27
$ 23,698.27
$ 24,000.00
$ 40.00
$ 9,400.00
420.00
$ 9,820.00
I
$ l,000.00
200,00
$ 1,200.00
$ 400.00
2,880.00
700.00
$ 3,580.00
$ 3,580.00
$ 500.00
$ 500.00
5,960.00
$ 22,000.00
2,000.00
$ 2,000.00
$ 24,000.00
'
One Hundred Fifty-one
Ellwood Union
Average Daily Attendance (all Grades) 19'6-47 --- 36
Current District Taxes Required 1947-48 -----$ 4,476.29
Tax Rate Limit-Statutory (Education Code Section 6357) $ .80
GENERAL FUND
I. BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY 1
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets---$
~ss: Cu.rren t Lia bill ties . - . - -- ---- . - - .
Net Beginning Balance - ------------- --- - -$
IL INCOME
State School Fund Appropriations $
Other State apportionments (Transportation)-
County Taxes on Solvent Credits -
District Taxes on Unsecured Property -----
Delinquent Municipal and District Taxes --
0th er lncom e . ~ . - -- "" --- -- --- -. - .
Total Income other than Current District Taxes ----$
Current District Taxes Received 1946-47 -
CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1947-48
Tota.I Income . _ _ ~--- -$
m. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS
IV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS
11'ilCJC.~-----------'"-~
1. Administration (Total) . $
2. Instruction
2a. Teachers Salaries (certificated- --.$
2b. Other Expense of Instr uction . ----
:tlle:r l!:Jc1~ri~~ . .__ .
Total Instruction . _______________________________________ . .$
3. Operation of School Plant
Salarie.s and W age.s . -. . _. ___ . __ -. - . .
Other E'XJ)ense ---. ______ . - -- _ ---
Total . . . . . . ,. . -- _______ . _ -- _ --$
4. Maintenance of School Plant (Total) $
5. Auxiliary Services
5a. Transportation of Pupils (Total)--- -----
Sa.laries and Wa.ges --- ------ .
Otller Ex-pense _ _ . - . _. --- . _. _ .
Total - . --. -. ---- -- ---- . -----$
5b. Other Auxiliary Services (Total) --
S'alaries and Wages . .,---- -
:1Jler ~1e~e ------
Total - -- -----. -- . . --. __ . --- _ ____ $
Total Auxilia.ry .5e.rvices . ----- -$
6. Fixed Charges (Total)-- _ _____ . $
7. Capital Outlay
Improvement of Grounds . - .
Equipment . -. ---. _ __ - .
Total . -- - - ---. -- -- . -- . $
T. Transfers (not classified as expenditures--$
'UN'DIS 'I'R.IB UT:E:D ~.ER. VE . - . _ . __ - . .
Total Expenditures and Transfers . ----$
I
_1946-47
Actuai,or
Estimated
7,687.61 $
1,000.87
6,686.74 $
3,475.90 $
1.63
815.57
24.21
17.12
4,334.43 $
12,474.12
16,808.55 $
23,495.29 $
55.50 $
4,792.26 $
472.58
5,264.84 $
$
1,735.21 $
1,150.92 $
$
1,281.62 $
1,072.33 $
2,353.95 $
532.74 $
562.42 $
693.00 $
12,348.58 $
1947_48
Budget
12,179.71
1,033.00
11,148.71
4,800.00
267.00
900.00
5,967.00
4,476.89
10,443.29
21,590.00
165.00
5,900.00
700.00
6,600.00
1,200.00
1,225.00
2,425.00
4,000.00
1,200.00
500.00
1,700.00
1,250.00
lO!t.00
1,350.00
3,050.00
600.00
250.00
500.00
750.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
19,590.00
One Hundred Fifiy-two
Ellwood Uio Continued
V. ENDING BALAJiC~ IUNE 30
Cash in CoWlty Treasury (Total Current Assets)---$ 12,179.91
GENERAL RESERVE JUNE 30, 1'948 for 1948-49 . -- 2,000.00
Less: Current Liabilities . ,._ y--- 1,033.00
Net Ending Balance ---$ 11,146.71 $ 2,000.00 l
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRA.NSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $ 23,495.29 $ 21 ,590.00
'CAFETEltlA ACCOUNT
L BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY 1
Cash in Ban'k(s) (Total) ----$ 62.31 $ 24.62
ll. INCOME
Feder al Food Gr an ts '""" . ' 489.33 $ 489.33
Ca.f eteria Sales . -- 779.70 779.70
Tot.al. ___ -- - -- - --. -- --. ___ . $ 1,269.03 $ 1,269.03
ID. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME $ 1,331.34 $ 1,293.65
IV. EX:PENmTURES (Total) $ 1,306.72 $ 1,293.65
V. ENDING BALANCE
Cash in Banlk:(s) (Total) ------$ 2462
VL 'll(}TAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS END~G BALANC~ $ J.,331.34 $ 1,293.65
l
One H1.mdred Fifty.three
Orcutt Union
Averace Dally Attendance (all Grades) 19'6-f7 317
Current District Taxes Required 19f7-f8 --$3f,112.11
Tax Rate Limit-Statutory (Education Code Section 6357) . -.$ .90
L BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY 1
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) $
I.,ess: Current Lia billt ies. . . _ . ---. -- -- .
Net Beginni.ng Balance. , . $
II. INOOME
State School Fund Appropriations $
Other State appor tionments (Transportation) . --
County Taxes on Solvent Credits . -
District Taxes on Unsecured Propert;y --
Delinquent Municipal and District Taxes . - .
Other Income -- -
Total Income other than Current District Taxes $
Current District Taxes Received 1946-47 _-
CURRENT DISTRICT TAXF.S .REQUIRED 1'0 BALANCE BUDGET 1947-48
Total Income ---.,~ - - -,.
m. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME $
IV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS
1. Administration
Salaries and Wages . - - _. - . _ ,. . -. .
Other Expense -- ---- ,_ . ~-._~---- --
Total - . - . -- ---- ._. - -- - . ,. - -
2. Instruction $
2a. Teachers Salaries (certificated---
2b. Other Expense of Instruction - ---
Salar ies and Wages (non-:ertificated) . ----
Other Expense ---=-------
Total lllstruction --- --'
3. Operation of School Plant
Salaries and Wages - .
Other Ex.pense --
Total . . . . ~ . . .
4. Maintenance of School Plant
Salaries and Wages . ._ . _ .
Other Expense - -: . .
Total ----------$
5. Auxiliary Services
5a Transportation of Pupils
Salaries and Wages --
c:tll.er ~e .
Total - ------- . --~----- . - $
5b. Other Auxiliary Services - --- - -
Salaries and Wages --------
Other Ex:pe.nse ----------._ . _ - - .
Total - ----------.$
Total Auxiliary Service-s _ . $
1946 ~7
Actual, or
Estimated
11,166.76 $
5,946.01
5,220.75 $
19,614.52 $
6.70
1,346.71
414.37
648.05
22,030.35 $
33,717.24
55,747.59
60,968.34 $
$
3,961.17
25,005.63 $
1,991.63
26,997.26
$
7,048.82
460.00 $
$
4,008.57 $
$
1,205.08
5,213.65 $
19'7-48
Bl&dget
17,708.89
3,580.00
14,128.89
32,130.00
1,700.00
2,500.00
5(}.00
40.00
36,420.00
34,112.11
70,532.11
84,661.00
5,338.00
200.00
5,538.00
33,360.00
300.00
2,440.00
36,100.00
6,023.00
1,570.00
7,593.00
500.00
2,200.00
2,700.00
2,980.00
1,900.00
4,880.00
1,350.00
300.00
1,650.00
6,530.00
One Hundred Fifty-four
Orcutt Union-C""ontinued
6. Fi.xed Cha-rges (Total) $
7. Capital Outlay
Improvement of Grounds . _ . - . - --
Buildings - ---. - . --- - . - - . --. --
Eq ui pm en t - . _ ---. .
'I.'tcll . . . . . ._ . _._ . ~
8. Community Services (Total) . ! .
'UNDISTRIBUTED RES.ER VE . - - .
Total Expenditures and Transfers $
V. ENDING BALANCE, JUNE 30
Cash in County Treasury . . $
GENERAL RESERVE JUNE 30, 1948 for 1948-49 . .
Ttal Current Assets -
I.,e.ss: Current Liabilities . ,. - .
Net Erlding Balance . ._ $
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE. $
SPECIAL ACCUMULATIVE BUILDING FUND
I. BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY 1
1946-47
Actual, or
Es mated
1,446.74 $
$
1,711.00 $
$
$
46,839.45 $
17,708.89
$
17,708.89
3,580.00
14,128.89 $
60,968.34 $
1947_48
Budget
1,700.00
1,000.00
3,000.00
4,000.00
8,000.00
500.00
3,000.00
71,661.00
13,000.00
13,000.00
84,661.00
Cash in County Treasury $ 10,000.00 $ 15,000.00
D. INCOME
':l'et.ci.l --------------- -- -- ~
m. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME $
V. ENDING BALANCE, JUNE 30
Cash in County Treasury, Total $
VL TQTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $
CAFETERIA ACCOUNT
I. BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY 1
Cash in Ban'k:(s) (Total) $
Less: Current Liabilities . .
Net - --$
D. INCOME
Cafeteria Sales ---------------$
Other lncme - -- -
T'tal -------- _ - -- . --. -- . -- -. -----. - -- . .
m. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME $
IV. EXPENDITURES
Salaries and Wages $
~ci
Other Expense -------- -
':l't.cll. -~ -- ---- ~- - - ~
V. ENDING BALANCE
Cash in Ban'k.(s) (Ttal) . ------~-- - - --.-~--- "-$
I.,e-ss: ~rent Llabilities ----"-------------
Net ~---~ ------- ---$
VL TQTAL, EXPENDITURES A.ND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $
5,000.00
15,000.00 $
15,000.00 $
15,000.00 $
34.95 $
34.95 $
6,837.44 $
6,837.44
6,872.39 $
792.00 $
5,846.66
51.64
6,690.30 $
181.09
21.00
160.09 $
6,850.39 $
15,000.00
15,000.00
15,000.00
181.09
21.00
160.09
6,557.91
500.00
7,057.91
7,218.00
918.00
6,000.00
100.00
7,018.00
200.00
7,218.00
I
1
-~ I
t
One Hundred Fifty-five
Olive
Average Daily Attendance (all Grades) 1946-47 10
Current District Taxes Required 194 7-48 $ 1,830.19
Tax Rate Limit.-Statutory (Education Code Seetion 6357) ,. $ .80
GENERAL FUND
L BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY 1
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) $
Le.ss: Current Li.abilities - . _ . .
Net Beginning Balance - . $
IL INCOME
State School Fund Appropriations $
District Taxes on Unsecured P roperty . .
Delinquent Municipal and District Taxes . .
ctllE!I" :I.nc:Ille __ . .
Total Income other than Current District Taxes . - . $
Current District Taxes Received 1946-47 .
CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1947-48 . .
Total Income ----------- - --$
ID. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME $
JV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS
1. Administra.tion (Tota.I) $
2. Instruction
2a. Teachers Salaries (certificated) . - . $
2b. Other Ex pense of Instruction. . -----.$
Salaries and Wages (non-:ertificated) --
Other Expense - ------
Total Instruction - ~$
3. Operation of School Plant
Salaries and Wages . - . -- .
Other Expense ----------
Tt.cll --- -- -- ------ ~
4. l\laintenance of School Plant
Salaries and Wages.-----
Other Expe.nse . ---
Ttal . - . - . "'". . __ ._ . $
5. Auxlliary Services (Total) $
6. Fixed Charges (Total )-$
7. Capital Outlay
Improvement of Grounds . .
Buildings . ---
T ota.I - --
~I"~~lJ'J:'~ ~~"\Tl!:. ------
Total Expenditures and Transfers . - . $
V. ENDING BALANCE, JUNE 30 .
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) . - : $
GENERAL RESERVE JUNE 30, 1948 for 1948-49 . .
Iess: Current Llabilities . - -------------------
Net Ell.ding Balance . ~ $
VL TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $
1lM6 4'1
Actual, or
Estimated
1,085.03 $
30.96
1,054.07 $
1,632.98 $
127.47
9.59
2.31
1,772.35 $
974.75
$
2,747.10 $
3,801.17 $
2.05 $
2,400.00 $
99.80
2,499.80 $
$
$
486.32 $
$
$
164.43 $
2'13.00 $
90.76 $
$
$
$
3,486.36 $
549.81
$
235.00
314.81 $
3,801.17 $
1947_43
B udget
549.81
235.00
314.81
2,400.00
100.00
2,500.00
1,830.19
4,330.19
4,645.00
10.00
2,820.00
140.00
2,960.00
300.00
200.00
500.00
100.00
150.00
250.00
100.00
90.76
300.00
100.00
400.00
100.00
4,345.00
300.00
300.00
4,645.00
One Hundred Fifty-six
Mapte
Averag-e Daily AttelHlaMe -(aU Grades) 19'6-47 49
Current Dlstriet Taxes Reqaired 1947-48 $ 4,0'76.00
Tax Rate Limlt-Statttter.y Edeedon Code Section 6357) $ .88
GEN'llRAL "1ND
1946-47
Actual, OT
Ettimate4
I . BEGINNING BALANCE, J ULY 1
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) --$
~ss: Current Liabilities . ~-- - --------
Net Beginning Balance _ $
II. INCOME
State School Fund Appropriations . - --$
County Taxes on Solvent Credits . .
District Taxes on Unsecured Property . .
Delinquent Municipal and District Taxes ---
Other Inrome ----------v-------
Total Income other than Current District Taxes . ------$
Cunent District Taxes Received 1946-47 _ -
CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIB.ED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1947-48
Total Income . -----~--- ----- - . _ ----- $
ID. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME $
IV. EXPENDITUltES AND TRANSFERS
1. Administra.tion (Total) -----
2. Instruction
2a. Teachers Salaries (certificated)---------$
2b. Other Expense of Instruction . _ -----
Salaries and Wages (non-:er tificated) --- --
'l:'ot.cll ~stI-t.tcti()11 - $
3. Operation of School Plant
Salaries and Wages . _ . .
ot.h.er Expense ------
Tot:a.1 ------ . -- --$
t . Maintenance of School Plant (Total) $
6. Fixed Cllrges (Tota.I) -- _-~----~- $
7. Capital Ot!ay
lmpr()vement of Grounds -.--
Buildin,gs -.-- --- -----
Equipment --- -- --------
T otal . ------
T. Transfers (not classified as expenditures) . - . $
UNDISTRIBUT:ED RE.SERVE -- --
Total Expenditures and Transf.ers ----------- . --$
V. ENDING BALANCE, JUNE 30
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) . - . $
GENERAL RESERVE JUNE 30, 1948 for 1948-49 . .
I.ess: Current Llabili ties . ---. - . - - .
Net ErldiJlg' Balance. _ _________ . ___ ._ _. $
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $
859.79 $
247.80
611.99 $
3,268.34 $
3.44
50.01
41.00
3.17
3,366.06 $
2,663.35
6,029.41 $
6,641.40 $
$
3,108.72 $
978.14
4,086.86 $
$
$
354.68 $
151.86 $
12.00 $
$
$
300.00 $
$
4,905.40 $
1,801.00
65.00
1,736.00 $
6,641.40 $
1947-48
13w:lQet
1,801.00
65.00
1,736.00
4,523.00
100.00
4,623.00
4,076.00
8,699.00
10,435.00
25.00
6,500.00
500.00
7,000.00
450.00
350.00
800.00
450.00
60.00
300.00
200.00
200.00
700.00
600.00
500.00
10,135.00
300.00
300.00
10,435.00
}
l
One Hundred Fifty-seveni
Los Olivos
Averac~ Daily Attendance (all Grades- 19t8 . - . . 48
C:u1eut Dlstdct Taxes. Required 1947-48 . - . -- --- -- - .$ 8,273.70
Tu Rate Limit-Statutory (EdacaftOa Cte Secti1a 63A). _____ . --$ Lff
GICNBUJ:. kOlW
I . BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY I
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets.) . $
Total Current Assets ,. . - --------- -
Less: Cutten.t Liabilities . ---4------~---- -.-~----- . .
Net Beginning Balance . $
11. INQOME
State School Fund Appropriations $
Other County Aid . ---- __ -- .
Dis t rict Taxes on Unsecured P roperty --
Delinquent Municipal and District Taxes . - -
Other Income _ ---------------------
Total Income other tha n Current Distr ict Taxes --$
Current District Ta xes Received 1946-47 $
CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1947-48
Total Income - --. _ ___ . -- -- - . $
m. TOTAi., BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME $
IV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS
r. Administration $
2. Instruction $
2a. Teachers Salaries (certificated)_ . .
2b. Other Expense of Instr uction .
Total Instruction __ ___ . . __ . _. .$
3. Operation of School Plant
Sa.lar ies and Wages . _._ . . _.
Other Expense -------- ----- -
Tot al ----------- $
+. Maintenance of School Plant (Total) $
5. Auxiliary Services (Total) $
6. Fixed Charges (Tota.I) : $
'1. Capital Outlay (Total) ------
~I~~tJ'I."1!:11: ~~~ - - ~-----
1946-47
.ll ctual, OT
E!ttm4tcd
2,585.17 $
2,585.17
6311.78
1,953.39 $
3,480.82
3.98
203.92
253.56
216.14
4,158.42
5,351.60
9,510.02
11,463.'tl
19.00
5,625.85
482.94
6,108.79
1,883.33
384.57
5.62
135.80
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total Expenditures and Transfers . --$ 8,537.11
$
$
V. ENDING BALANCE, J UNE 30
Cash in County T reasury (Total Current Assets) $
GENERAL RESERVE JUNE 30, 1948 for 1948-49' . .
3,48'4.3{)
Total Current As.sets __________ - 3,484.30
l.e,gs : C urrent Lia billt ies . _ . . . _ ._ ___._ . . _. . . 558.00
Net Endin~ Balance -------$ 2,92.6.lO $
VL TOTAL, EXl'ENITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $ 11,463.41 $
1947_48
Budget
3,484.30
3,484.30
558.0()
2,926.30
3,600.00
200.00
3,800.00
8,273.70
12,073.7()
15,000.00
100.00
6,500.00
500.00
7,000.00
1,500.00
750.00
2,250.00
3,00C.00
25.00
300.00
500.00
825.00
14,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
15,000.00
One Hundred Fifty-eight
Lompoc Union High School
Averare Daily Attendance (all Grades) 1946-47 . -. 822
Current District Taxes Required 1947-48 . .$109,802.31
Tu Rate Limit-(Education Code Section 6358) -.$ LSO
GENERAL FUND
I . BEGINNING BALANCE, J ULY 1
Oash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) $
Less: Current Liabilities --
Net Beginn.ing Balance $
II. INCOME
Other Federal Grants (In Lieu of Taxes)-$
State School Fund Appropriations . .
Other State apportionments (Transportation)-
County Taxes on Sol vent Credits -
District Taxes on Unsecured Property . .
Delinquent Municipal and District Taxes . .
Transfers from other Districts . .
Other Income _ . _ ______________________ _
Total Income other than Current District Taxes $
Current District Taxes Received 1946-47 -
CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1947-48
Total Income - . _ . $
m. . TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOI\IE $
IV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS
1. Administration
Salaries and Wages "' . -------- -
Other Ecpense . . --. __ . -- ---- ""'" - - ---
':I'otctl . .__ . ._ . ~
2. Instruction
2a. Teachers Salaries (certificated) $
2b. Other Expense of Instruction . .
Salaries and Wages (non -certificated) -
Total Instruction . $
3. Operation of School Plant
Salaries and Wages . _ .
Other Ex"pense ---------- -- - -
Total . . . . . . . - - -. ---- -. -----. --. - .$
4. Maintenance of School Plant (Total) $
5. Auxiliary Services
5a. Transportation of Pupils (Total) -$
5b. Other Auxiliary Services . -. -. _____ .
Salaries and Wages . - _. _______________________________ . ---. --
Other Expense . - - -----. -. -. -- --. - . . . . . . - . .
Total . . . - - -- ---. -- - - - - $
Total AtlX:ilia.ry Service:s. . ~---- _ $
6. F1lted Charr es (Total) $
7. Capital OuUay
1946-47
Actual, OT
Estimated
17,700.05
623.53
17,076.52
2,769.30
67,227.54
70.77
2,378.91
323.51
1,260.00
467.49.
74,497.52
62,066.78
126,564.30
143,640.82
5,620.07
67 ,901.04
10,233.64
78,134.68
12,137.93
2,381.28
7,200.00
33.19
7,233.19
718.58
1947-48
B udget
$ 16,476.69
483.00
$ 15,993.69
$ 4,000.00
105,304.00
1,950.00
50.00
4,000.00
250.00
$ 1,000.00
$ 116,554.00
109,802.31
$ 226,356.31
$ 242,350.00
$ 3,000.00
500.00
$ 3,500.00
$ 94,400.00
6,000.00
1,750.00
$ 102,150.00
$ 7,920.00
5,080.00
$ 13,000.00
$ 2,500.00
$ 8,500.00
1,350.00
150.00
$ 1,500.00
$ 10,000.00
$ 2,700.00
!And - -------------- ------- $ 8,000.00
Improvement of Grounds . _ . --------- 500.00
B uild.ings - -. - --. ------------. -- ----- . - . ---. -. 60,000. 00
Eq,uipment -- ------ . ---- 1,000.00
Total -,.- ---- --- . - . $ 20,921.40 $ 69,500.00
One Hundred Fifty-nine
Lompoc Union High School Continued
8. Community Services
Salaries and Wages . --
Other Expe_nse . - -. --. -- -- --- - - ---------- --. - . -.
Total - ------- --------- --. $
T. Transfers (not classified as expenditures) . .
~I'.)~t.J":['~ ~~~ ---------
Total Expenditures and Transfers $
V. ENDING BALANCE, IUNE 30
Cash in County Treasury (Total) . --- -$
GENERAL RESERVE JUNE 30, 1948 for 1948-49 . _.
I.,ess: Current Liabilities . .
Net Erl.ding Balance _ . $
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $
CAFETERIA ACCOUNT
I. BEGINNING BALANCE, IULY I
Cash in Bank(s) (Total) . ----$
Il. INCOME
19'6 7
Actual, or
Estimated
500.00
127,647.13
16,476.69
483.00
15,993.69
143,640.82
'
$
$
$
$
19'7-'8
Budget
750.00
250.00
1,000.00
10,500.00
12,500.00
227,350.00
15,000.00
15,000.00
242,350.00
877.89 $ 1,250.74
Fed.era! Food Grants ____________ . $ 5,138.83
Cafeteria Sales -- 13,236.11 12,500.00
Total $ 18,374.94 $ 12,500.00
m. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME ----$ 19,252.83 $ 13,750.74
IV. EXPENDITURES
Salaries and Wages ------- --$
~COc:i . . .
:tll~r ~o~t~ --- - - ~
'l:'ot.cll 4 -~ ~
V. ENDING BALANCE
5,489.16 $
11,854.86
658.07
18,002.09 $
2,500.00
8,100.00
650.00
11,250.00
Cash in Bank (s) (Total)--- ---$ 1,250. 7 4 $ 2,500. 74
Less: Current Liabilities . - . _ . .
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $ 19,252.83 $ 13,750.74
One Hundred Sixty
Los Alamos
Averare Daily Attendance (all Grades) 1946-47 84
Curren District Taxes Required 1947-48 $20,551.52
Tax Rate Limit-Statutory (Education Code Section 6357) - . $ .80
GENEltAL FUND
1946 47
Actual, or
Esti1114Ud
I. UGINNING BALANCE, .JULY 1
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets)-$ 4,635.52 $
Less: Current Lia bill ties ._.-------- - --------'"""' 979.71
Net Beginning Balance - . --------$ 3,655.81 $
D. INCOME
State School Fund apportionments $
County Taxes on Solvent Credits -
5,359.32 $
5.72
District Taxes on Unsecured Property -- 802.09
Delinquent Municipal and District Taxes - . . 282.80
Other Income - ----------- ------------- 38.60
Total Income other than Current District Taxes . --. $ 6,488.53 $
Current District Taxes Received 1946-47 . . . 16,260.16
CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1947-48 . .
Total Income -- - -- ----- - - -. --. ---. -.$ 22,748.69 $
m TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME $ 26,4-04.50 $
IV. EXPENDITllRES AND TRANSFERS
I . Admfnt:stra.tto (Total) -------- . ----------.$ 38.80 $
.
~ hstruetion.
2a. Teachers Salaries (certificated) -----$ 9,976.22 :;;
2b. Other Expense of Instruction . _ . 983.99
Salaries and Wages (non-:ertificated) -
Total Instruction --$ 10,960.21 $
3. Operation of Sehool Plant
Salaries and Wages ~--. ----------
Other Expense . ----------. -_. . __. ___ _ . . _. . .
Total ---. . . . . , . - -. -- ----. - -. - - $
4 Maintenance of School P laat (Total) $
5. Auxiliary Services
5a. Transportation of Pupils (Total) . - -$
5b. Other Auxiliary Services (Total) . -- $
Tot.al Auxiliacy Se.rvice:s -------- --- $
6. Fixed Charges (Total)-$
7. Capital Outlay
Improvement of Grounds --
Eci uipment . . . . . . -._ _ . . . _ . . -. . _ .
':l'ot.cll . ~~
~~~~~ ~~J:t.~ ---
Total Expenditures and Transfers . ---$
$
5,017.48 $
2,692.49 $
650.00 $
11.24 $
661.74 $
225.32 $
$
1,309.98 $
$
20,906.02 $
1947_48
Budget
8,561.48
3,063.00
5,498.48
7,560.00
1,250.00
8,810.00
20,552.00
29,362.00
34,860.00
60.00
15,000.00
1,200.00
16,200.00
2,750.00
1,000.00
3,750.00
4,500.00
975.00
25.00
1,000.00
350.00
2,500.00
1,500.00
4,000.00
2,500.00
32,360.00
I
I I
One Hundred Sixty-one
Los Alamos Continued
l!K&-47
Actual, or 1947_48
V. ENDING BALANCE, JUNE 30
Ent mated Budget
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) $ 8,561.48
GENERAL RE.SERVE JUNE 30, 1948 for 1948-49 -- 2,500.00
Total Current Assets . .- - . - . $ 8,561.48
Less: Current Liabilities . ------------- . -- ------ 3,063.00
Net Ending Balance . -- $ 5,498.48 $ 2,500.00
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $ 26,404.50 $ 34,860.00
SPECIAL ACCUMULATIVE BUILDING FUND
I. !SEGINNING BALANCE, JULY I
Cash in County Treasury (Total) ~ $ 10,000.00 $ 15,000.00
II. INCOME
District Taxes paid into Fund 1946-47 : . $ 5,000.00
DIS'l'RICT TAXE.S REQUIRED to be paid into Fund 1947-48
Total ---- ---- $ 5,000.00 $
m. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME $ 15,000.00 $
V. ENDING BALANCE
Cash in County Treasury (Total) . - --$ 15,000.00 $
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $ 15,000.00 $
5,000.00
5,000.00
20,000.00
20,000.00
20,000.00
. ,
One Hundred Sixty-two
Montecito Union
Average Daily Attendance (all Grades) 1946-47 . -. 208
Current District Taxes Required 1947-48 $27 ,824.68
Tax Rate Limit-Statutory (Education Code Section 6357) $ .90
GENERAL FUND
l!K6 47
ActuaL, of 1947_43
I. BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY 1
Estimated B udget
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) . - . $ 13,036.70 $ 16,191.32
Less: Current Liabilities - $ 2,669.51 $ 4,365.00
Net Beginning Ba.lance . ~.--- $ 10,367.19 $ 11,826.32
Il. INCOME
State School Fund apportionments $ 10,630.24 $ 18,720.00
County Taxes on Solvent Credits . . 40.07 40.00
District Taxes on Unsecured Property - 194.47 185.00
Delinquent Municipal and District Taxes . . 874.28
Other Income . _ - . 1,000.53
Total Income other than Current District Taxes . .$ 12,739.59 $ 18,945.00
Current District Taxes Received 1946-47 . . . 26,967.59
CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1947-48 . . 27,824.68
Total Inc ome . -- - . _. . __ __ _ ____ ~. $ 39,707.18 $ 46,769.68
m TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PL US INC01\1E . --$ 50,074.37 $ 58,596.00
IV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS
1. Administ:ration (Total) $ 41.31 $ 50.00
2. Instruction
2a . Teachers Salaries (certificated)_ . - .$ 22,824.28 $ 32,325.00
2b. Other Expense of Instruction --- 990.48
0th er Ecpense . - -- --- . --- - . . . . . . . . . 1,250 .00
Total Instruction -- .$ 23,814. 76 $ 33,575.00
3. Operation of School Plant
Salaries and Wages __ . __ _ _ .
Other Ecpense - - -- ----
Total $
4. Maintenance of School Plant (Total) $
5. Au xiJiary Services
5a. Transportation of Pupils (Total )- -$
Sb. Other Aux iliary Services (Total) . $
Total Auxiliary Services - - - $
6. Fixed Charges (Total ) -$
7. Capital Outlay (Total) . $
T. Transfers (not classified as expenditures) - . $
UNDISTRIBUTED RESERVE --------- --
Total Expenditures and Transfers . --$
V. ENDING BALANCE, JUNE 30
Cash in County Treasury. - -----$
G~ ~~ ~ ~. l.~ ~r 1~--
~: C1Jrroent TJabDIU ' , , , ----
~ Jl!rtc'~ l3~~]lail!lllJ'L.~1'Fllll~~~~-- ~ . a--- - ~
VL TOTAL, BPENDITVRES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $
7,492.08
686.93
1,947.00
458.25
2,405.25
$
$
$
$
$
$
5,400.00
2,200.00
7,600.00
5,500.00
2,251.00
500.00
2,751.00
1,339. ~ti $
113.47 $
2,355.00 $
520.00
500.00
2,600.00
1,000.00
38,248.05 $ 54,096.00
16,191.32
4,500.00
4,365.00
11,826.32 $ 4,500.00
50,074.37 ~ !)81596.00
Montecito-Continued
CAFETERIA ACCOUNT
I. BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY I
Cash in Bank (s) (Total) . -. . $
IL INCOME
Federal Food Grants --$
Caieteria Sales - "--
Other Income . ----- -
To'tal . __ ---_-- -- __ . . - . $
m. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME . - . $
IV. EXPENDITURES
Salaries and Wages . _ - . _ . $
~cl . .
Other Cests . ,. _ ___ . .
~Ct.a.l ~
V. ENDING BALANCE
' Cash in Bank(s) . _ . _ . $
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $
One Hundred Sixt-three
19'6-47
Actual, or
E'lffmaud
457.68 $
1,322.94 $
4,023.02
500.00
5,845.96 $
6,303.64 $
1,823.00 $
3,860.94
85.90
5,769.84 $
533.80 $
6,303.64 $
1947-48
Budget
533.80
1,300.00
4,100.00
500.00
5,900.00
6,433.80
1,900.00
3,800.00
100.00
5,800.00
100.00
6,433.80
,
One Hundred Sixty-four
Jalama
Average Daily Attendance (all Grades) 1946-47 0
Current District Taxes Required 1947-48 $ 2,473.41
Tax Rate Limit-Statutory (Education Code Section 6357) $ .80
GENERAL FUND
I . BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY 1
cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) . - . $
1'ess: Current Liabilities . _ . .
Net Beginning Balance . -
II. INCOME
State School Fund appor tionments $
District Taxes on Unsecured Property -
Other Income ---- --- - --
Total Income other than Current District Taxes $
CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1947-48 . .
Total In come . --.,., . -- -------. --___ -. J $
. m TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME $
IV. EXPENDIT'URES AND TRANSFERS
1. AdmI n istra. t.ion (Total) ________ . --. .
2. Instruction
19'8 47
Actual, OT
Estimated
437.72 $
232.44
205.28
1,604.38
40.04
1.37
1,645.79
1,645.79 $
1,851.07 $
$
Total . . ~ 50.00
3. Operation of School Plant
~otcll -- -- - - -- - - --~--- -~ . -~
4. l\faintenance of School Plant (Total)
5. Au xiliary Services (Total) . _ .
6. Fixed Charges (Total) ------ ---------
T. Transfers (not classified as expenditures) . .$
~J:)~!:)'J:".El.~l.J'I."~ ~~~ - -- ----
Total Expenditures and Transfers -.$
V. ENDING BALANCE, JUNE 30 .
cash in County Tr easury (Total Current Assets) . - . $
GENERAL ~ERVE JUNE 30, 1948 for 1948-49 . .
Total Current Assets . 4--- -------
Less: Current Liabilities . __________________ .
Net Eliding Balance. . ---- __ . ___ ._._ . . . . . _ $
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE, . $
14.48 $
$
$
$
360.00 $
1,174.48 $
756.59
756.59
80.00
676.59 $
1,851.07 $
756.59
80.00
676.59
2,473.41
2,473.41
3,150.00
50.00
300.00
250.00
750.00
50.00
1,000.00
250.00
2,650.00
500.00
500.00
3,150.00
-
One Hundred Sixty-five
Hope
Average Daily AtteAdalUle (all Grades) 1946-17 ----- 2'78
Current District Taxes Required 1947-48 -------$19,924.47
Tax Rate Limit-Statutory (Education Code Section 6357) . - - .$ .90
GENERAL FUND
19i6-47
Actuat,or 1947-48
Es mated Budget
I . BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY 1
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) --$ 13,543.91 $ 17,211.53
l.ess: CUITent Liabilities . _ . ---- 2,705.95 $ 4,601.00
Net Beginning Balance . $ 10,837.96 $ 12,610.53
IL INCOME
State School Fwid apportionments $
Other State apportionments (Transportation) -
11,522.79 $ 25,020.00
428.00
County Taxes on Solvent Credits _ . . 202.86 200.00
District Taxes on Unsecured Property --- 264.81 350.00
Delinquent Municipal and District Taxes -- 436.44
Other Income _ . _. ________________________ . 613.43
Total Income other than Current District Taxes --$ 13,040.33 $ 25,998.00
Current District Taxes Received 1946-47 -- 28,590.18
CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1947-48 19,924.47
Total Income ----------- --$ 41,630.51 $ 45,922.47
ill. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME . _ . $ 52,468.47 $ 58,533.00
IV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS
1. Administra.tion (Total) --$ 35.51 $ 40.00
2. Instruction
2a. Teachers Salaries (certificated) . . 21,259.02 29,393.00
2b. Other Expense of Instruction . . 1,498.10
Salaries a.nd Wages (non-:ertificated) . . 1,050.00
Total Inst.ruction -$ 22,757.12 $ 30,443.00
3. Operation of School Plant
Salaries and Wages . ------- $ 4,200.00
Other Expense --- 1,200.00
Total ---$ 5,128.51 $ 5,400.00
4. Maintenance of School Plant (Total) $ 2,050.68 $ 2,000.00
5. Auxiliary Services
5a. Transportation of Pupils (Total)- $ 2,408.50 $ 3,150.00
5b. Other Auxiliary Services (Total) . -- -$ 1,392.26 $ 1,500.00
Total Auxilia.ry Services . -. --$ 3,800.76 $ 4,650.00
6. Fixed Charges (Total) . - --"--,.$ 1,165.74 $ 500.00
7. Capital OuUay
Buildings --- --- $ 500.00
Equipment . - . 1,000.00
~ottl . $ 810.62 $ 1,500.00
T. Transfers (not classified as expenditures) . . 4,109.00 4,500.00
~~~l.JT~ ~~~ , . - 1,000.00
Total Expenditures and Transfers . - --$ 39,657.94 $ 50,033.00
V. ENDING BALANCE, J'UNE 30
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets).---~ 17,211.53
GENERAL ~ERVE JUNE 30, 1948 for 1948-49 . -. 8,500.00
~ss: Current Liabilities . - 4,601.00
Net Ending Balance . --$ 12,610.53 $ 8,500.00
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $ 52,468.47 $ 58,533.00
One Hundred Sixty-six
Hope Continued
SPECIAL ACCUMULATIVE BUILDING FUND
L BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY 1
Cash in County Treasu.ry (Total )~ . .
JI. INCOME
District Taxes paid into Fund 1946-47 --- $
DIST.RICT T.AXF.s REQUIRED to be paid into Fund 1947-48 . .
Total . -- - --. ---. --. --. -- --. --- . - . - . .
m. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME $
V. ENDING BALANCE
Cash in County Treasury (Tota.I) _. ___ . $
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES PLUS ENDING BALANCE . .
19t6 47
Actual, or
Estimated
3,600.00
$ 3,600.00
3,600.00
3,600.00 3,600.00
6,690.30 $ 7,018.00
3,600.00 $ 3,600.00
3,600.00 72.00
One Hundred Sixty-seven
Guadalupe Joint Union
Average Daily Attendance (all Grades) 1946-47 -- 616
Current Di.strict Taxes Required 1947-48 6,358
Tax Rate Limit By Election (Education Code Section 6358 $ 2.90
GENERAL FUND
1946-47
A ctual, or 1947_48
I. BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY 1
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) $
Less: CUJTen t Lia bili ti es . __ ___ : __ - .
Net Beginning Balance $
ll. INCOME
State School Fund apportionments $
Other State apportionments (Transportation) . .
County Taxes on Solvent Credits --
District Taxes on Unsecured Property --
Delinquent Municipal and District Taxes . .
c:tlleI' :lllc:ellle - -------------- : . .
Total Income other than Current District Taxes --$
Current Dis trict Taxes Received 1946-47 _ . .
CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1947-48 . .
Total Incollle -~
m. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOI\IE . - . $
IV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS
1. Administration
Salaries and Wages -- -- - . -
Other Expense -- --- - "' - ---
'1.:'Cltlll -- - -~
2. Instruction
2a. Teachers Salaries (certificated)_ --$
2b. Other Expense of Instruction --
c'tlleI" ~erise ---
Total Instruction ; $
3. Operation of School Plant
TCltal - --$
4. Maintenance of School Plant (Total) $
5. Auxili.ary Services . .
5a. Transportation of Pupils (Total)- --$
5b. Other Auxiliary Services (Total) . - . $
Total Auxiliary Services $
6. Fixed Charges (Total) . $
7. Capital Outlay
Improvement of Grounds : ---
B uildin.gs . -- - . --. -- - _ __ - . -
Equipment . -- _ . _ ----. -~-. ___ . - _. -
Total --- -------------$
8. Community Services (Tota.I) ----------- ----- $
l:JNDISTR.lBUTED ~ERVE ------------------------------
Total Expenditures and Transfers . - ----$
. .
Estimated Budget
12,571.90 $ 93,082.67
4,554.86 4,768.00
8,017.04 $ 88,314.67
42,008.73 $ 72,079.00
'150.00
95.38 100.00
2,915.27 9,000.00
248.01 50.00
159.19
45,426.58 $ 81,979.00
116,558.36
165,206.33
161,984.94 $ 247,185.33
170,001.98 $ 335,500.00
$ 7,500.00
250.00
6,809.53 $ 7,750.00
49,422.26 $ 75,000.00
4,948.20
5,500.00
54,370.46 $ 80,500.00
11,236.30 $ 12,750.00
3,250.21 $ 2,000.00
2,378.61 $ 2,500.00
65.27 $ 500.00
2,443.68 $ 3,000.00
1,871.34 $ 2,000.00
$ 7,500.00
162,500.00
20,000.00
1,645.24 $ 190,000.00
60.35
7,500.00
81,687.31 $ 305,500.00
One Hundred Sixt:y"-eight
Guadalupe Joint Union-,Continued
V. ENDING BALANCE, JUNE 30
Cash iil Cunty Trell!iury (Ttal Current Assets-----$
GENERAL RESERVE JUNE 30, 1948 fr 1948-49 --- -----
Ttll. Currezit ~ets -$
~ss: Current Liabilities . - . '""" .
Net Erlding Balance --------$
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE. _____ $
SPECIAL ACCUMULATIVE BUILDING FUND
I. BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY 1
1946-47
Actual, or
Eatf '114Ul
93,082.6'7
93,()82.67
4,'768.00
88,314.6'7
l '70,001.98
$
$
~ iI1 ClllltY' 'I'I'ell!i~ -~ '7,f()(),()() $
U.S. Savings Bonds (at cost) . _ - 15,000.00 $
Tota.I ---: . $ 22,500.00 $
IV. ExPENDITORES AND TRANSFERS
7. Capital Outlay
Build in gs . - ---. --- -. --. - --. - -- -- - -- -- - - - - ---- --- -- - - --- -$
Equipment -- - - - --. --. -------- --. --. --. -
~()tell. ------ -~-------------- - ---4-
V. ENDING BALANCE, JUNE 30
2,068.()f
1,963.80
4,031.81
Cash iil Cunty 'I'I'ell!i~--- - --$ lf,()()0.0()
U.S. Savings Bonds (at cost) . _. . ._ .- .- . _ 7,500.00
30,000.00
30,000.00
331,!()0.00
3,468.11
ll,000.00
18,468.11
Tota.I ----------------$ 22,500.00 $ 18,468.15
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $ 22,!0(}.00 $ 18,468.11
CAFETERIA ACCOUNT
L BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY 1
Cash iil Bank(s) ---- ------------------------------------------$
Accounts Receivable . ___ . _ . __ . ____ -. Total -- ---- --. - ---- ------------ -- - --- --- ------ ------- --- --- ------$
D. INCOME
Ji'elerll. Ji'i (:;rants - ---$
Federal Non-Food Grants - --- -- - .
Cafeteria Sales . - --. - ---- -- -- -------
c:tllE!I" r11c:eIrle -----------,.,
'l:'o~ -------------------------- - -- ~
m. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME . --$
IV. EXPENDITURES
Salaries and Wages----------$
~Cci -----$
Equipment (nly as authrized bY' law) . : . __ _
c:tl'ler- Costs --------
T~ -- - ----------------------------- . ---------------------. -----
V. ENDJ:NG BALANCE (Total) -~--------- ---$
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $
ADV AN CED PLANNING FUND
I . BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY 1 $
Receipts ---- ----. -- -- . -- --. - $
Ttal lncme and Beginning Balance July 1 . - - . - . $
Expenditures ----------. --- -- ,.,. - . - . -----$
Ending Bal.ance . --- . - --- - - . $
3,!'71.33 $
264.61
3,839.98 $
2,611.9'7
'76().8'7
l,4'76.01
691.()'7
9,543.96
13,383.94
3,!80.00
5,903.0'7
'7'72.69
'713.61
10,969.41
2,414.!3
13,383.94
3,921.0()
3,921.00
'7,81().00
'7,810.00
0,()()0.00
$
$
$
$
$
$
2,414.13
4!2.63
2,86'7.16
1,800.00
!)(}().()()
6JOOIAOO
2,16'7.84
1(),86'7 .84
13,'731.00
3,831.0()
6,!00.00
2,100.00
90().()0
13, '731.00
13, '731.00
One Hundred Sixty-nine
Goleta Union
Average Daily Attendance (all Grades) 1946-4'7 381
Current District Taxes Required 194.'7-48 . --$23,'719.55
Tax Rate Limit-Statutory (Education Code Section 635'7) --' .90
GENERAL FUND
l!N6 47
Actual, of 1947_48
Estimated Budget
I. BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY 1
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) $ 14,121.09 $ 24,332 45
Less: Current Lia bill ti es . ---- -- ---. . . . . . . . . . . 3,528.04 5,188.00
Net Beginning Balance . . $ 10,593.05 $ 19,144.45
Il. INCOME
State School Fund apportionments $ 21,716.65 $ 34,290.00
Other State apportionments (Transportation) . : . - . 1,330.00
County Taxes on Solvent Credits - 20.72
District Taxes on Unsecured Property . . 1,319.74 1,500.00
Delinquent Municipal and District Taxes . !. . 1,048.55
Other Income ----- ---- --- 1,009.48
Total Income other than Current District Taxes $ 25,115.14 $ 37,120.00
Current District Taxes Received 1946-47- . 36,320.02
CURRENT DISTRICT TAXE.S REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1947-48 23,719.55
Total Income . --------- ------- -- $ 61,435.16 $ 60,839.55
m. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME $ 72,028.21 $ 79,984.00
JV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS
1. Ad.nlin.istration . ------- -----. _ .
Salaries and Wages - ---- . . $ 5,200.00
Other Ecpense ---------------- - 300.00
Total . --- - -- ---- -- ----------- -- --- ------ -- - - -.$ 5,087.24 $ 5,500.00
2. Instruction
2a. Teachers Salaries (certificated)_ - .$ 26,203.61 $ 36,500.00
2b. Other Expense of Instruction . - . . 2,313.77
C:"tller Expe11se ~- ---- 2,800.00
Total Instruction ---.$ 28,517.38 $ 39,300.00
3. Operation of School Plant
Salaries and Wages . . $ 5,175.00
Othe1 Ecpense . . . 2,825.00
Total ---$ $ 7,775.62 $ 8,000.00
4. Maintenance of School Plant (Total) $ 3,927.25 $ 4,500.00
5. Auxiliary Services
5a. Transportation of Pupils
Salaries and Wages - -- - $ 3,947.00
Other Expense ----- --- 1,473.00
'1."ot.cll . $ 3,699.11 $ 5,420.00
5b. Other Auxiliary Services (Total) $ 36.76 $ 200.00
Total Auxiliary Services - --$ 3,735.87 $ 5,620.00
6. Fixed Charges
6a. Interest on Current Liabilities . -. . $ 75.00
6b. C:"ther Fixed Charges . _ . $ 696.46 1,000.00
Tota.I . ---------$ 696.46 $ 1,075.00
'7. Capital Outlay (Total)- -- $ 1,506.94 $ 7,011.00
8. Community Services (Total) $ 48.00 378.00
T. Transfers (not classified as expenditures) . -- 1,589.00 1,600.00
'UNDIS'I"RIBUTED RESER.VE ---- -- 1,000.00
Total Expenditures and Transfers $ 52,883.76 $ 73,984.00
One Hundred Seventy
Goleta Union Continued
V. ENDING BALANCE, roNE 30
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) . - . $
GENERAL RESERVE JUNE 30, 1948 for 1948-49 . Ie,ss,: Current Liabilities . --- _ . ______________ . _ _________ _ . .
Net En.ding Balance --- - _ . - _ "' $
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $
SPECIAL ACCUMULATIVE BUILDING FUND
L BEGINNING BALANCE, J'ULY 1
Ca.sh in County Treasury (Tota.1) . - . $
U.S. Savings Bonds (at cost)
~Ct.cil $
II. 'IN'COME (Total) ---$
District Truces paid into Fu.nd 19'.46-47 . .
DISTRICT TAXFS REQUIRED to be paid into Fund 1947-48
m . TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME ---$
V. ENDING BALANCE, J'UNE 30
1946 47
Actual, OT
Esti1114ted
24,332.45
5,188.00
19,144.45
72,028.21
5,560.00
4,440.00
10,000.00
5,000.00
5,000.00
15,000.00
Cash in County Treasury . - . $ 10,560.00
U.S. Savings Bonds (at cost) 4,440.00
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
1947-48
Budget
6,000.00
6,000.00
79,984.00
10,560.00
4,440.00
15,000.00
5,000.00
5,000.00
20,000.00
Total ---. - --. --. ---. ----. --- --. -- - $ 15, 000. 00 $ 20, 000. 00
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $ 15,000.00 $ 20,000.~
One Hundred Seventy-one
Garey
Average Daily Attendance (all Grades) 1946-47 . - 16
Current District Taxes Required 1947-48 $ 1,366.89
Tax Rate Limi~tatutory (Education Code Section 6357) - . $ .80
L BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY 1
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) $
Less: Cunent Liabilities . ------ -
Net Beginn.ing Balance -------- ----1----
ll. INCOME
State School Fund apportionments $
County Taxes on Solvent Credits . .
District Taxes on Unsecured Property . .
Delinquent Municipal and District Taxes . .
Other Income -----------
Total Income other than Current District Taxes $
Current District Taxes Received 1946-47 . .
CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED ro BALANCE BUDGET 1947-48 . .
Total Income - - -- -. ---. - $
ID. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME $
IV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS
1. Administration (Tota.I) - ---
2. Instruction
2a. Teachers Salaries (cer tificated)_ . - . $
2b. Other Expense of Instruction. --------
Other EJcpense - ------ - . -'"--
Total ln.struction ----------------$
3. Operation of School Plant
Sal.aries and Wages . ._ . .,. _ ~.----
Other Expense ------------
Total -----------$
4. Maintenance of School Plant
Salaries and Wages- .
Other Expense. Painting school room and lavatory . .
Total -------$
5. Auxiliary Services (Total) $
6. Fixed Charges (Total) $
7. Capital Outlay
Improvement of Grounds --
Equipment . -- -- - . -- . - . ""' . _
Total . - -. _ . .
"UNDISTRI13UTED ~ERVE -----
Total Expenditures and Transfers . - ----$
V. ENDING BALANCE, JUNE 30
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) $
GENERAL ~ERVE JUNE 30, 1948 for 1948-49 ---
l.ess: CUI"rent Llabili ties . __ _ ~ ____ . __ _ .
Net Erl.ding Balance . _ _. _ $
VL TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $
1916 4.7
Actual, OT
Esttmated
1,430.44 $
487.'14
942.7()
1,730.13 $
.62
45.08
.66
2.52
1,779.01 $
1,777.77
3,556.78
4,499.48
2,400.00
149.65
2,549.65
524.68
295.00
659.07
4.77
46.20
3,784.37
975.11
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
260.00
715.11 $
4,499.48 $
$
1917-48
Budget
975.11
260.00
715.11
2,400.00
70.00
2,470.00
1,366.89
3,836.89
4,552.00
5.00
2,800.00
250.00
3,050.00
310.00
270.00
580.00
50.00
385.00
435.00
5.00
50.00
77.00
50.00
127.00
100.00
4,352.00
200.00
200.00
4,552.00
One Hundred Seventy-two
Santa Barbara School
Average Daily Attendance (all Grades) lMG-'1.- -------- 2843
Canent District Taxes .Required 1947-48 ------------------------------'348,300.00
Tu Rate J.imit-StaiutoJT (Education Colle Section 6357) -------$ .90
GENER.AL FUND
I. BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY 1 .
Cash in County Treasury (Total Curren t Assets) . . $
U.S. Savings Bonds (at cost) . - . ----$
Stores __ . . . - . ----. -- . - - _______. .
Total Current Assets . _ . _ . $
Less: Current Lia bill ties . , . - . ---------- -- --
Net Beginning Balance . --_____ --.- . - . $
Il. INCOME
State School Fund apportionments (include all "regular" state aid) . $
County Ta.xes on Solvent Credits ------ . ---,.-----------
District Taxes on Unsecured Property . , $
Delinquent Municipal and District Taxes -- --
:tllt?.r" :Irlc:111e .
Total In come other than Current District Taxes $
Current Dist rict Taxes Received i 946-47 . .
CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1947-48 . .
Total Income -----------$
m . TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME . - . $
IV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS
-
1. Administration
Salaries and Wages --------. -
Other Expense ___ ___ __ . -- ________ . __ . ______ . . . . . . . .
Total . - . - . -. - -------. --. - . $
! . Instruction
2a. Teachers Salaries (certificated) ----.$
2b. Other Expense of Instruction . --------.$
Salaries and Wages (non-certificated) . .
0th er Expense . _ . ____ . __ ___ - . _ ___ .
Total Instruction . _. $
'3. Operation of School Plant
.5alaries and Wages _________ . _________ , ---
Other Ex'pense ------ . - - ---. -- -- - - ---- -- . -. .
Total . - . . . --. -. - . -- - - - -- - . - - -- - -. - - $
4. Maintenance of School .Plant
'Salaries and W age.s . _. _. __ . - --_____ . __ . . . .
Other E:cpense __ . --. _ . --. ___ --- -- ---. . . --"-". . .
Total . . . . - $
5. Auxiliary Services
5a. Transportation of Pupils (Total) $
5b. Other Auxiliary Services
Salaries and Wages. ___ ---. -----. __ __._ ._ . _ . -- ___ _
Other Ecpense .: . . _. . . _. . _. _ .
Total . -- - __ . ___ . - $
Total Auxiliary Serv.ices . ------ ----~ . ,. . _ . . . $
6. Fixed Charges (Total ) $
7. Capital Outlay
Improvement of Grounds ___. . ___ . _
Buildings -. --. -----. -. -. -. ----. -. -. --. -. .
Equipment -- - . ----. . --- __ _ . -------- .
1~7
Actual, or
Estimated
93,7ff6.00
20,000.00
20,152.00
133,938.00
18,193.00
116,745.00
217,984.00
810.00
13,664.00
6,689.00
5,542.00
244,689.00
343,298.00
587,987.00
703,732.00
22,689.00
334,048.00
10,552.00
344,600.00
41,649.00
15,476.00
965.00
14,814.00
15,779.00
12,676.00
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total . - . - -. ----- -. -- . --- . - . -. - -- --- - - -$ 20,416.00 $
1947.48
Budget
174,185.00
28,500.00
202,685.00
48,300.00
154,385.00
342,736.00
15,000.00
10,000.00
5,000.00
372,736.00
348,300.00
721,036.00
875,421.00
25,422.00
2,775.00
28,197.00
426,008.00
6,346.00
14,1131.00
446,385.00
36,849.00
12,472.00
49,321.00
10,754.00
21,100.00
31,854.00
1,000.00
18,207.00
175.00
18,382.00
19,382.00
13,879.00
3,200.00
12,858.00
3,500.00
19,558,00
One Hundred Seventy:three
Santa Barbara School_.Continued
8. CommunJty Services (Total) . - . $
T. Transfers (not classified as expenditures) . .
~I'~~~l!:J:) ~~~ ---------------- - ,
Total Expenditures and Transfers . . $
V. ENDING BALANCE, JUNE 30
Cash in County Treasury . -' $
stores -------------- --------
GENERAL RESEl'tVE JUNE 30, 1948 for 1948-49 --
Total Current Assets . _ ._ . $
1'ess: Current Liabilities - .
Net Ending Balance -: $
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITUR.ES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $
CAFETERIA ACCOUNT
I. BEGlNNING BALANCE, JULY 1
Cash in Bank(s) . ------$
Accounts Receivable . -
'J:'tctl . ~
~ss: Current L.iabilities . - . ___. . .
Net . -- -. -. - . -- $
IL INCOME
Federal Fod. Gr an ts . - . -._ . _--- $
Federal Nn-Fod Grants . _ . _ . .
Caleteria Sales -----
Other In:me -- ---
Ttal -- --$
III. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME . - . $
IV. EXPENDITURES
Salaries and Wages . $
Food .
Equipment (only as authorized by law) $
Other Csts \ .
'l:'t~l . ~
V. ENDING BALANCE
Cash in Bank(s) ----$
A:cunts Receivable -~-
~t!l.l . ._ -~
Less: Current Liabilities . -- .
Net -$
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $
l!M6-47
Actual, OT
Estimated
2,054.00 $
54,208.00
529,547.00 $
193,985.00
28,500.00
222,485.00
48,300.00
174,185.00 $
703,732.00 $
1,661.00 $
3,913.00
5,574.00 $
2,844.00
2,730.00 $
11,232.00 $
6,090.00
36,138.00
616.00
50,076.00 $
56,806.00 $
16,776.00 $
32,490.00
5,535.00
1,330.00
56,131.00
883.0()
2,693.00
3,576.00
2,901.00
675.00 $
56,806.00 $
1947-48
Budget
2,454.00
58,000.00
25,000.00
694,021.00
181,400.00
181,400.00
875,421.00
883.00
2,693.00
3,576.00
2,901.00
675.00
12,000.00
38,000.00
50,000.00
50,675.00
16,500.00
30,000.00
1,300.00
47,800.00
2,875.0()
50,675.00
One Hundred Seventy-four
Santa Ynez Valley Union High School
Average Daily Attendance (all Grades) 1946-47 190
Current District Taxes Required 1947-48 . $71,351.98
Tax Rate Limi~tatutory (Education Code Section 6357) $ .75
GENERAL FUND
I. BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY I
Oash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) ---$
Less: Current Lia bill ties --. -----. _. . ____ _. . __. . ---
Net Beginning Balance , $
II. INCOME
Federal State Vocational Education apportionments $
State School Fund apportionments (include all "regular" state aid).
Other State apportionments . _ .
County Tues on Solvent Credits . .
Other County Aid --------' -
District Taxes on Unsecured Property . .
Delinquent Municipal and District Tues -
Transfers from other Districts _ - . - .
Other Income . ----
Total Income other than Current District Tues $
Current District Taxes Received 1946-47 - -
CURRENT DISTRICT TAXF.s REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1947-48
Total Income ------.$
ID. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOI\IE . --$
IV. ExPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS
1. Administration
Salaries and Wages --------------
Other Expen.se -- ---._- -
Tota.I - ------ . --'"---- . ---.$
2. Instruction
2a. Teachers Salaries (certificated). --$
2b. Other Expense of Instruction -------
Salaries and Wages (non-certificated) . - --
Other Expense . ---- -
Total Instruction - $
3. Operation of School Plant
Salaries and Wages . -- -. .
Other Expense -------
':I'Ctal.l. . . - . . . . . . . . . $
4. Maintenance of School P lant (Total) $
5. Auxiliary Services
Sa. Transportation of Pupils
Salaries and Wages ----------
Other ExpellSe --- . -
Total -----------$
Sb. Other Auxiliary Services . - .
Salaries and Wages - -- -- -
Other Expen.se --- --- .
Total -- ~ $
Total Auxiliary Services . _ . _ . _ . $
1946-47
A ctual, 01'
E.!timated
43,688.51 $
4,932.49 $
38,756.02 $
2,154.68 $
20,378.31
46.37
947.39
594.74
6S7.99
24,779.48 $
47,314.10
72,093.58 $
110,849.60 $
$
S,016.99 $
35,831.58 $
8,168.38
43,999.96 $
$
8,451.10 $
3,617.S5 $
l
$
7,299.39 $
1,627.45 $
8,926.84 $
6. Fixed Charges (Total)-------$ 2,432.63 $
1947-48
Budget
26,066.27
7968.25
18,098.02
2,000.00
37,500.00
3,100.00
50.00
500.00
1,050.00
100.00
750.00
1,100.00
46,150.00
71,351.98
117,501.98
135,600.00
5,500.00
1,000.00
6,500.00
41,000.00
2,100.00
8,400.00
51,500.00
'1,000.00
4,000.00
11,000.00
2,200.00
4,300.00
2,300.00
6,600.00
800.00
600.00
1,400.00
8,000.00
2,800.00
One Hundred Seventy-five
Santa Ynez Valley Union High School Continued
7. Capital Outlay
19'6-47
Actual, OT
Eatimated
1947-48
Budget
Improvement of Grounds --. $ 2,000.00
Buildings ---------- . ------ 25,000.00
Equipment --------------- 3,000.00
Total ------ ------------$ 18,64i.as $ ao,000.00
8. Community Services (Total)-"$ 563.86 $ 1,500.00
T. Transfers (not classified as expenditures). 1,100.00 2,100.00
UNDISTRIBUTED RESERVE -- 10,000.00
Total Expenditures and Transfers . - . $ 92,751.58 $ 125,600.00
V. ENDING BALANCE, J UNE 30
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) $
GENERAL RESERVE JUNE 30, 1948 for 194b-49 . --
Iess: Current Liabilities -------------------- . ----- - -
Net Ending Balance ------------$
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $
SPECIAL ACCUMULATIVE BUILDING FUND
I . BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY I
Cash in County Treasury ------------- $
U.S. Savings Bonds (at cost) . ----
'.I'ot.cll ----~------ . - . -$
ll. INCOME
District Taxes paid into Fund 1946-47 . _--$
DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED to be paid into Fund 1947-48 . -- .
Total . - - _ . --. --. - . $
m. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME . - - - $
V. ENDING BALANCE
Cash in County Tl"easuey . -------. -----$
U.S. Savings Bonds (at cost) ----~ . $
1'.ess: Current Llab illt ies. . ___ . ____ . _ _ --. _. . $
26,066.27
7,968.25
18,098.02 $
110,849.60 $
2,140.00 $
28,860.00
31,000.00 $
1,000
$
1,000.00 $
32,000.0IJ $
3,140.00
28,860.00
32,000.00 $
10,000.00
10,000.00
135,600.00
3,140.00
28,860.00
32,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
33,000.00
33,000.00
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $ 32,000.00 $ 33,000.00
One Hundred Seventy-six
Honda
Averag'e Daily Attendance (all Grades) 1946-47 -- 0
Current Distarict Taxes Required 1947-48 . $ 4,108.80
Tax Rate Limit-Statutory (Education Code Section 6357) -$ .80
GENERAL f 'UND
1946 47
Actua!,OT 1947_48
Es mated B udget
I. BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY I
Cash in County Treasury------------------------------- $ 3,076.20 $ 3,291.20
Less: Current Lia bill ti es . -- --. -- . 175.00 225.00
Net Beginning Balance --. ~- $ 2,901.20 $ 3,066.20
II. INCOME
District Taxes on Unsecured Property $ 29.20 $ 25.00
Delinquent Municipal and District Taxes -- .41
0th er Income _ ~- . :-:----: - --- - . 7.42
Total Income other than Current Dist rict Taxes $ 37.03 $ 25.00
Current District Taxes Received 1946-47 $ 2,989.97
CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1947-48 . . 4,108.80
Tota.I Income ---------_,_-----$ 3,027.00 $ 4,133.80
m. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME . - . $ 5,928.20 $ 7,200.00
IV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS
2. Instruction.
2a. Teachers Sala ries (certificated)_ - . $ 3,000.00
Other Expense . ------------- . .,. . 250.00
Total Instruction . --~-. - . $ 3,250.00
3. Operation of School Plant
Salaries and Wages . ----. __ . __ . - . . $ 100.00
Other Expense ------- -- 100.00
Total . . . . . . -- -- -- -.-. - --- . $ 200.00
4. Maintenance of School Plant (Total) $ 50.00
5. Auxiliary Services (T-o.t a.l. ) . .$ 2,250.00 $ 2,250.00
6. Fixed Cbarres (Total)--$ 12.00 $ 50.00
T. Transfers (not classified as expenditures)-$ 600.00 $ 600.00
tJN'DIS'I'R.IBUTED RESERVE -- 300.00
Total Expenditures and Transfers $ 2,862.00 $ 6,700.00
V. ENDING BALANCE, JUNE 30
cash in County Tr easury (Total Current Assets) $ 3,291.29
GENERAL RESERVE JUNE 30, 1948 for 1948-49 . . 500.00
Less: Current Liabilities . - . 225.00
Net Ending Balance ----.$ 3,066.20 $ 500.00
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRA.NSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $ 5,928.20 $ 7,200.00
One Hundred Seventy-seven
San Julian
Averace Daily Attendance (all Grades) 1946-47 0
Current District Taxes Required 1947-48 . .$ 3.J.60.65
Tax Rate Limit-Statutory (Education Code Section 6357) $ .80
GENERAL FUND
1946-47
Actual, or
Estimated
I . BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY I
Qash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets)-- .$ 498.06
Less: Current Lia bill ties . -----------_ . . __ . . 140.00
Net Beginning Balance . $ 358.06
II. INCOME
County Taxes on Solvent Credits $ 1.88
District Taxes on Unsecured Property . . 2.96
Other Income __ _ --. . 2.53
Total Income other than Current District Taxes $ 7.37
Current District Taxes Received 1946-41 . . 5,065.62
CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1947-48 . .
Tota.I Income ----------$ 5,072.99
ID. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME.---$ 5,431.05
IV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS
1. Administration (Total) . .
5. Auxiliary Services
5a. Transportation of Pupils
Salaries and Wages ---------
Other ExpellSe . ----_---
Total Auxilia.ry Services _______ --------$ 1,157.70
6. Fixed Charges (Tota.I) . : . _____ $ 84.00
7. Capital Outlay (Total)------$ 3,600.00
T. Transfers (not classified as expenditures) ~ --
UNDISTRI:BUTED RESERVE -----
Total Expenditures and Transfers . ---$ 4,841.70
V. ENDING BALANCE, JUNE 30
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) $ 4,384.35
GENERAL RESERVE JUNE 30, 1948 for 1948-49 --
Less: Current Liabilities . . 3,795.00
Net Ell.ding Balance ~- -$ 589.35
VL TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $ 5,431.05
1947_48
Budget
$ 4,384.35
3,795.00
$ 589.35
$ 60.00
$ 60.00
3,160.65
$ 3,220.65
$ 3,810.00
$ 10.00
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
1,000.00
500.00
1,500.00
150.00
1,400.00
250.00
3,310.00
500.00
500.00
3,810.00
One HWldred Seventy-eight
Santa Maria School
Average Daily Attendance (all Grades) 1946-47 . - . - 1556
Current District Taxes Required 1947-48 $339,183.31
Tax Rate Limi~tatutory (Education COde Section 6357) $ 1.50
GENERAL FUND
L BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY I
Cash in County Treasu.ry (Total C1.1I"rent A!i;et!) --$
~ss: Current Llabili ties . ------------------------ . -
Net Beginning Balance . _ __ $
ll. INCOME
Federal State Vocational Ed11cation apportionment! $
State School Fund apportionments (incl11de all "reg11lar" i;tate aid).
CoWlty Taxei; on Solvent Credit!
Dii;trict Taxes on Uni;ec\lred Property -
Delinq11ent M11nicipal and Dii;trict Taxe1 .
Transferi; from other Dii;tricts . .
:tile.I" :C11.ceIJle _ . .
Total Income other than Current District Taxes $
CWTent Dii;trict Taxei; Received 1946-4'7 . .
CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED TO J:3ALANCE J:3UDGET 1947-48 . .
Tetal Inceme . -. --. -- -. ---------. --. ----. --- - - . -. - -$
m. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME . - .$
IV. EXPENDITORES AND TRANSFERS
1. Administration
Salariei; and Wagei; ---- -- -
0th.er Ecpense ---- --- ro-
Tota.I -- - -- ----. -- -----. --. -.$
2. Instruction
2a. Teacheri; Salariei; (certificated)_ --$
2b. Other Expense of Instruction . --
Salaries and Wagei; (non-certificated) . --
Other :E:Jcpeni;e ~-- -
Total Ins tructien __ _ . . ____ . _ $
3. Operation of School Plant
Salaries and Wages-------- .
Other E.xpense . ---. ------ - -. -. _. ________ . _______ ---- .
Total . --------$
4. Maintenance of School Plant
Salaries and Wages . -------- - . .
Otller Expe.nse _______ . -- . ___ . _. ______ . _ . __ . _.
Tetal . - _. - $
5. Auxiliary Services (Total) $
5b. Other Auxiliary Services . .
Salaries and Wages . - __ __ . .
1.tler ~JCJE!:~e ----- -~ . -
Tetal . -- --. ---. - -----. ------. -- -----. -- -. --. -- -. - . $
Total Auxiliary Services - - $
6. Fixed Cbargei; (Total) $
7. Capital Outlay
19(6 7
Actual, of l!K7-.S
Estimated Budget
7(), '7()6.3() $ 193,677.69
39,513.83 59,5()1.()()
31,192.4'7 $ 134,1 '76.69
742.33
87,43().63 14() ,()4().()()
318.74 2()().()()
14,626.2() 33,()()().()()
2,1()3.82 1,()()().()()
1,35().()() 1,()()().()()
463.34
ll'7,l35.l6 $ 175,24().()()
271,1()5.95
339,183.31
3'78,141.ll $ 514,423.31
4()9,333.48 $ 648, 6()(). ()()
$ 1(),58().()()
2, 16(). ()()
ll,896.69 $ 12,'74().()()
178,452.8() $ 225,425.()()
16,737.95
3,65().()()
18,3()().()()
195,19().'75 $ 247,3'75.()()
$ 21,34().()()
1(),8()().()()
26,236.65 31, 94(). ()()
$ 3,96().()()
5,91().()()
8,556.8() $ 9,87().()()
4,622.86 $ 6,()()().()()
6,95().()()
1,225.0()
359.99 $ 8,1'75.()()
4,982.85 $ 14.,l '75.()()
3,'762.1 '7 $ 5,5()().()()
~llll.CI' . :t; ~(),()()()_()()
J:311ilciillgi; !i!'7(),()()().()()
Eq uipmen t . -. --. - . - . - ------- . ----- -------. - -. - -. - -. - - -. -. -. - -- - --- 10, 000. 00
Total F ------ ----$ 2Q,ii.Q,OO $ 300,000.00
'
I
One Hundred Seventy-nine
Santa Maria School Continued
8. Community Services (Total) $
UNDISTR.IBUTED RESERVE . .
Total Expenditures and Transfers $
V. ENDING BALANCE, JUNE 30
cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) $
GENERAL RESERVE JUNE 30, 1948 for 1948-49 . .
Less: Cur1'"ent Liabilities . .
Net Ending Balance -----$
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $
SPECIAi. ACCUMULATIVE BUILDING FUND
I. BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY I
Cash in County Treasury ._ . . $
U.S. Savings Bonds (at cost) --
~ot.lll ~
II. INCOME
1946-47
Actual, or
Estimated
81.88
275,156.79
193,677.69
59,501.00
134,176.69
409,333.48
10,020.00
19, 980.00
30,000.00
District Taxes paid into Fund 1946-47 -------$ 10,000.00
DISTRICT TAXES REQUIB.ED to be paid into Fund 1947-48 . .
1947_48
Budget
$ 4,000.00
15,000.00
$ 640,600.00
8,000.00
$ 8,000.00
$ 648,600.00
$ 20,020.00
19,980.00
$ 40,000.00
Total . -- --. --. ---- --. -. -- ~ . ----. ~ . -- . --$ 10, 000 .00 $
10,000.00
10,000.00
m TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME $ 40,000.00 $ 50,000.00
V. ~ING BALANCE
Cash in County Tr'easury . - . .- - _ . ._ $ 20,020
U.S. Savings Bonds (at c6st) - ----- 19,980.00
Total ---$ 40,000.00 $ 50,000.00
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES PLUS ENDING BALANCE $ 40,000.00 $ 50,000.00
3,075.00 $ 2,812.50
4,275.00
7,350.00 $
4,537.50
$ 2,812.50 $
One Hundred Eighty
Solvang
Average Daily Attendance (all Grades) 1946-~7 61
Current District Taxes Required 1947-48 --"$ 7,954.99
Tax Rate Limit-Statutory (Education Code Section 6357) --$ .80
GENERAL FUND
Oash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) --.$
Less: Current Liabilities - -
Net Beginning Balance . .$
Il. INCOME
State School Fund apportionments (include all "regular" state aid). $
County Taxes on S'olvent Credits -
District Taxes on Unsecured Property --
Delinquent Municipal and District Taxes . .
c:tll~l' :Cilc:eme , . ~ -
Total Income other than Current District Taxes . .
Cur r ent Dis t rict Taxes Received 1946-47 . .
CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1947-48 . .
Total Income --------- -$
ID. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME $
IV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS
1. Adm.inistra.tion (Total) $
2. Instruction
2a. Teachers Salaries (certificated)_ $
2b. Other Expense of Instruction ---
Salaries and Wages (non-eertificated) . --
Total Instructioil --- - ~
3. Operation of School Plant -
Total - . -- . --$
4. Maintenance of School Plant (Total) $
5. Auxiliary Services
5a. Transportation of Pupils (Total) ---$
5b. Other Auxiliary Services . .
Total Auxiliary Service-s _ . $
6. Fixed Charges (Total) . $
7. Capital Outlay (Total) -$
UNDISTRIBUTED RESERVE . .
Total Expenditures and Transfers $
V. ENDING BALANCE, JUNE 30
Cash in County Treasury (Total Cur r ent Assets)-$
GENERAL RESERVE JUNE 30, 1948 for 1948-49 ---
Less: Current Liabilities ----
Net Ending Balance _ _ $
VL TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $
3,659.37 $
906.49
2,752.88 $
5,175.22 $
4.38
100.75
39.51
5.84
5,325.70
6,183.33
11,509.03 $
14,261.91 $
26.00 $
8,271.63 $
444.54
8,716.17 $
2,279.99 $
40.10 $
86.50 $
$
86.50 $
193.20 $
766.94 $
$
12,108.90 $
3,368.01
$
1,215.00
2,153.01 $
14,261.91 $
3,368.01
1,215.00
2,153.01
5,767.00
100.00
5,867.00
7,954.99
13,821.99
15,975.00
50.00
9,000.00
600.00
9,600.00
2,500.00
600.00
100.00
200.00
300.00
225.00
700.00
1,000.00
14,975.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
15,975.00
One Hundred Eighty-one
Suey
Averqe Daily Attendance (all Grades) 1946-4.7 -- 0
Current District Taxes Required 1947-48 . -. None
Tax Rate Limit-Statutory (Education Code Section 6357) $ .80
GENERAL FUND
I. BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY I
1946-47
Actual, or
Estimated
1947-48
Budget
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) --$ 1,097.91 $ 1,101.98
Less: Current Lla bill ties --. ------. ----. - - -- -.
Net Beginning Balance --$ 1,097 .91 $ 1,101.98
II. INCOME
County Taxes on S'olvent Credits $
0the r Income __ . -----. --. - . -- . -. . .
Total Income other than Current District Taxes $
Current District Taxes Received 1946-47 -
CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1947-48
Total Income . .,., . ----. -- --. ----. --. $
ID. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME . - . $
IV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS
6. Fixed Cha.rges (Total )--
T. Transfers (not classified as expenditures) . - .$
Ul'lDIS~UTED RES~'\TE ------------- ----
Total Expenditures and Transfers _ . .$
V. ENDING BALANCE, JUNE 30
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) --------------------.$
GENERAL RES~'\TE JUNE 30, 1948 for 1948-49---------
Net Thlding Balance . - . __ . ___ . ___ ._ . $
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $
.50
153.57
154.07 $
154.07 $
1,251.98 $
$
150.00 $
150.00 . $
1,101.98
150.00
150.00
150.00
1,251.98
50.00
300.00
500.00
850.00
$ 401.98
1,101.98 $ 401.98
1,251.98 $ 1,251.98
One Hundrey Eighty-two
Summerland
Average Daily Attendance (all Grades) 1946-47 . - - . 35
Current District Taxes Required 1947-48 . ----' 9,997.28
Tax Rate Limit-Statutory (Education Code Section 6357) --.$ .SO
GENERAL FUND
I . BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY I
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets----$
Less: Current Liabilities ---- $
Net Beginning Balance _. . _ . $
ll. INCO~lE
State School Fund apportionments (include all "regular" state aid). $
District Taxes on Unsecured Property ------ .
Delinquent Municipal and District Taxes . -- ---$
Other Income -- . -----,.------
Total Income other than Current District Taxes $
Current District Taxes Received 1946-47 -
CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1947-48
Total Income . ---- -. ----. ---. ---- _ . __ . _ . $
ID. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME $
IV. ExPENDITORES AND TRANSFERS
L Administ:ra.tion (Total) - . - . - $
L 2. Instruction
2a. Teachers Salaries (certificated) _____ ----------$
2b. Other Expense of Instruction. _ ---------$
C'tller- ~~f! . ._ _____ ____________ ~----------- . . --
Total In.struction . _ . -$
3. Operation of School Plant
Sa.laries and Wages ______________ . ___ . ---
Other Expense _ . - . _
Total . . . . -. - . - --- --- . ----$
4. Maintenance of School Plant (Total) $
5 Au.x.lliary Servlces (Tota.I) .
6. Fixed Charges
6a. Interest on Current Liabilities - .
19'6-47
Actual, or
Es mated
2,200.46
632.60
1,567.86
3,497.18
26.80
51.91
389.29
3,965.18
5,910.66
9,875.84
11,443.70
18.00
5,295.24
500.56
5,795.60
2,775.53
873.15
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
6b. Other Fixed Charges . .
Total . . $
173.50
173.50 $
7. Capital Outlay
Improvement of Grounds . - $
Equipment . . - _ _ . _. . - _ -. .
Total . . - _ . $
~~':I'J:tl:l3l.J'J:'~J:) ~~~ ------------
Total Expenditures and Transfers._-----$ 9,635.98 $
V. ENDING BALANCE, JUNE 30
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) ---$ 2,559.72
GENERAL RF.SERVE JUNE 30, 1948 for 1948-49 ----
1'ess: Current Lia bill ties - -- .___ ________ ~----- --$ 752.00
Net ~ding Balan~---- --- -------- $ 1,087.72 $
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $ 11,443.70 $
1947.48
Budget
2,559.72
752.00
1,807.72
3,150.00
30.00
3,180.00
9,997.28
13,177.28
14,985.00
20.00
6,200.00
700.00
6,900.00
2,100.00
1,000.00
3,100.00
2,200.00
15.00
250.00
250.00
1,000.00
500.00
1,500.00
500.00
14,435.00
500.00
500.00
14,985.00
One Hundred Eighty--three
Summerland Continued
SPECIAL ACCUMULATIVE BUILDING FUND
I. BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY I
Cash in County Treasury (Total) . --$
Il. INCOME
Distr ict Taxes paid in to F und 1946-47 $
DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED to be paid into Fund 1947-48 '. .
~()~ -----
m TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME ---$
V. ENDING 'BALANCE, JUNE 30
Cash in County Treasury (Total) . _. . --
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES PLUS ENDING BALANCE $
19't6-47
Actual, or
Estimated
600.00 $
300.00
900.00 $
900.00 $
1947-48
Bu dget
900.00
900.00
9QO.OO
900.00
One Hundred Eighty-four
Tepusquet
Average Daily Attendance (all Grades) 1946-41 13
Current District Taxes Required 1947-48 $ 1,638.67
Tax Rate Limit-Statutory (Education Code Section 6357) $ .80
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) ---$ 818.68 $
Less: Current Llabilities . ------ 331.84
Net Beginning Balance . - . --------------$ 486.84 $
L BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY 1
D. INCOME
904.33
298.00
606.33
State School Fund apportionments (include all "regular" state aid). $ 1,665.23 $ 2,400.00
0th.er State apportionments--- ------- ------ .
County Taxes on Solvent c redits --------- --
District Taxes on Unsecured Property ---
Delinquent Municipal and District Taxes . .
()1;lleI" :Iri:oIIl.e ------- ------
Total Income other than Current District Taees --$
Current District Taxes Re:eived 1946-47 -- ---$
CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1947-48
Tot.al. Income . - . ---- - . _. ___ $
m TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME $
IV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS
5.09
241.08 $
22.8-4 1.35
1,936.19 $
2,236.44
$
4,172.63 $
4,659.47 $
270.00
250.00
2,920.00
1,638.67
4,558.67
5,165.00
1. Administration (Total) $ 10.00
2. Instruction
2a. Teachers Salaries (certificated)_ - . $ 2,413.00 $ 2,800.00
2b. Other Expense of Instruction. . -- 156.54
Other Expense ----- 200.00
Total Instruction --- -$ 2,569.54 $ 3,000.00
3. Operation of School Plant
Salaries and Wages _. . -----------
Other Ex:pense '"'- ---------~--. ------ --~-----
Total . - --. . . ---- - --. ---. --. -- _ . $
4. Maintenance of School Plant (Total) $
5. Auxiliary Services (Total) ----------$
6. Fixe.d c ha.rges (Total) --------$
'1. Capita.I Outlay (Total)-------
8. Community Services (Total) . .
T. Transfers (not classified as expenditures) - . .
290.50 $
570.10 $
600.00 $
23.00 $
150.00
205.00
355.00
650.00
600.00
50.00
200.00
100.00
UNDISTR.IBUTED RESERVE -- 100.00
Total Expenditures and Transfers . ---$ 4,053.14 $ 5,065.00
V. ENDING BALANCE, JUNE 30
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) --------$ 904.33
GENERAL RESERVE JUNE 30, 1948 for 1948-49 100.00
1'ess: Current Li.abilities 298.00
Net Ending Balance --- 606.53 100.00
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $ 4,659.47 $ 5,165.00
'
One Hundred Eighty-five
Vista Del Mar Union
Averace Daily Attendance (all Grades) 194641 53
Current District Taxes Required 1947-48 . .$ 6,435.09
Tax Rate Limit-Statutory (Education Code Sect.ion 6357) $ .80
GENERAL FUND
L BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY I
Qash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) $
Less: Current Liabilities. _ .
Net Beginn,ing Balance . . .
Il. INCOME
State School Fund apportionments (include all "regular" state aid). $
County Taxes on Solvent Credits . .
District Taxes on Unsecured Property . .
Delinquent Municipal and District Taxes . .
Other Income --------: .
Total Income other than Current District Taxes $
Current District Taxes Received 1946-47- .
CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1947-48 . .
Total Income $
m. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME $
IV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS
1. Administra-tion (Total) . $
2. Instruction
2a. Teachers Salaries (certificated) ----$
2b. Other Expense of Instruction -----
Other Ex-pense -----
Total Instruction -----.$
3. Operation of School Plant
Salaries and Wages . .
Other Expense --------- . ---
Total ---$
4. Maintenance of School Plant (Total) $
5. Auxiliary Services
5a. Transportation of Pupils
Salaries and Wages. . _ ____. _ . .
()tl'l.er Expe~e ------ . ---- .
Total ------ ------$
5b. Other Auxiliary Services (Total) ----$
Total Auxiliary Se:rvices . --"-------$
6. Fixed Charges (Total) ,. . _ . _ . - . __ . ,.$
'1. Capital Outl.ay -------------"'
B uilding~lmprovemen t . " . .
Eq llipmen t - -- - ----. - . - - . .
Total ----------------.--.-----. - _______________ $
UNDISTRIBUTED RESERVE ----------------. ---------------
Total Expenditures and Transfers . --------------$
V. ENDING BALANCE, JUNE 30
1946-47
Actual, or
Estimated
4,393.47 $
970.00 $
3,422.60
5,094.79 $
.38
42.24
10.82
112.34
5,260 57 $
8,081.14
13,341.71 $
16,764.31 $
25.03 $
6,180.15 $
266.72
6,446.87 $
$
1,870.00 $
1,500.06 $
$
1,085.52 $
4.24 $
1,089.76
467.01 $
$
189.57 $
11,588.40 $
cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) $ 6,248.91
GENERAL RESERVE JUNE 30, 1948 for 1948-49 . .
~: Current Liabilities . _ 1,073 00
Net Ending Balance . ----$ 5,175.91 $
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $ 16,764.31 $
lS.7-48
Budget
6,248.91
1,073.00
5,175.91
7,230.00
50.00
7,280.00
6,435.09
13,715.09
18,891.00
30.00
9,800.00
450.00
10,250.00
1,830.00
750.00
2,580.00
800.00
750.00
800.00
1,550.00
6.00
1,556.00
325.00
75.00
275.00
350.00
1,500.00
17,391.00
1,500.00
1,500.00
18,891.00
One Hundred Eighty-six
Carpinteria Union High School
Average Daily Attendance (all Grades) 1946-47 . -. 163
Current District Taxes Required 1947-48 . $47,579.11
Tax Rate Limit-Statutory (Education Code Section 6357) $ .75
GENERAL FUND
L BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY I
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) . -$
Less: C-urren t Lia bill ties -. -- -. . -- - -- --. --- - -- .
Net Beginning Balance .
II. INCOME
Federal State Vocational Education apportionments $
State School Fund apportionments (include all "regular" state aid).
Other State apportionments (Transportation) . .
County Taxes on Solvent Credits ---
Other County Aid. . . . - . _. _ . .
Current Municipal Taxes for Schools . - ---
District Taxes on Unsecured Property---
Delinquent Municipal and District Taxes --
:tller :I.rl:tlle ~.- .
Total Income other than Current District Taxes . - . $
Current District Taxes Received 1946-47 --- --
CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1947-48
Total Income ------ . ---$
m. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME . - . $
IV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS
1. Administration
1946 47
Actual, or
Estimated
35,151.29
4,999.01
30,152.28
968.43
15,239.86
93.84
625.17
855.02
63.61
17,845.93
45,818.57
63,664.5$
93,816.78
1947-48
Budget
$ 29,092.89
6,025.00
23,067.89
$ 1,000.00
25,470.00
998.00
95.00
350.00
650.00
400.00
1,500.00
30,463.00
47,579.11
$ 78,042.11 - $ 101,110.00
Salaries and Wages ------ --- -~--- - - - -- $ 5,000.00
Other E:x-pense ------------- ---- 750.00
Total ------- --------- --.---------------$ 5,077 .20 $ 5, 750.00
2. Instruction
2a. Teachers Salaries (certificated- ----$ 34,519.38 $ 45,060.00
2b. Other Expense of Instruction ---- 8,096.78
Salaries and Wages (non-:ertificated) . - . 2,000.00
Other Ex.pense - - - - -------- --- 4,500.00
Total Instruction . - . $ 42,616.16 $ 51,560.00
3. Operation of School Plant
Salaries and Wages- ------------ $ 5,700.00
Other Expense _ . _ . _ _ . 4,500.00
Total . - . _ . _ - . $ 10,212.71 $ 10,200.00
4. Maintenance of School Plant
Sa.l.aries and Wages - . _ . 5 2,800.00
Other Expense ---- -- 4,000.00
Total - ------ ---,.$ 5,594.02 $ 6,800.00
5. Auxiliary Services
5a. Transportation of Pupils
Sal.aries and Wages _ . --- -- $ 2,500.00
:ther E:cpense -------- - ----- -- 3,500.00
Total . ---. ------ . -- ~ ~ . - -. --. - - . - . --- $ 3,810.80 $ 6,000.00
5b. Other Auxiliary Service s. . _. , .
Total - . ---- --- . --$
$ 6,300.00
3,810.80 $ 6,300.00
'
One Hundred Eighty-seven
Carpinteria Union High School-Continued
6. Fixed Charges
6a. Interest on Current Liabilities . -- --
6b. Other Fixed Charges. _ . . _. - ---
Total - -- -- ---. -------- . ----------- - . - . - - - . -~ $
'1. CSl'?ital Outlay -- --- -----~-- -----
Improvement of Grounds
1:3tlilclirl~~ -----
Equipment --------- -- --
Total -~- ------$
8. Community Services (Total) $
~l:~'tJ'".I'J!:l:) ~ER'\TE . .
Total Expenditures and Transfers. _ . -. $
V. ENDING BALANCE, JUNE 30
".I'otal Current Assets . - . $
GENERAL ~ERVE JUNE 30, 1948 for 1948-49 . _ .
~ss: Current Liabilities . - . - . _ .
Net EnWng Balance . ----------$
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $
.,
Actual, OT
Estimated
1946-47
$
1,571.06
1,571.06 $
$
1,458.46 $
408.48 $
70,748.89 $
29,092.89
6,025.00
23,067.89 $
93,816.78 $
1947-48
Budget
250.00
1,750.00
2,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
3,000.00
5,000.00
500.00
8,000.00
96,110.00
5,000.00
5,000.00
101,110.00
One Hundred Eighty-eight
Lompoc
Average Daily Attendance (all Grades) 19~-47 258
Current District Taxes Required 1947-48 - $78,265.88
Tax Rate Limit-Statutory (Education Code Section 6357) $ .75
GENERAL FUND
I. BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY I
1946-47
Actual, OT
Estimated
-
Cash in County Treasur,y -- --$ 39,189. 77 $
Less: Current Llabilities . - . ________ . . 8,459.44
Net Beginning Ba.lance . . 30, 730.33
U. INCOME
Other Federa.1 Grants _ _ _ . $
State School Fund apportionments (include all "regular" state aid).
Other State apportionments (Transportation)-
County Taxes on Solvent Credi ts -- .
District Taxes on Unsecured Property . .
Delinquent Municipal and District Taxes --
'ri-a.nsfers from other Districts --------
Ot.h.er Income . ----
Total Income other than Current District Taxes . -. $
Current District Taxes Received 1946-47 ----
CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED TO BA.LANCE BUDGET 1947-48
Total Income ----- . $
m TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME --.$
IV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS
I. Administration
Salaries and Wages . . . .
Other Ex'pense -----------
~otal . . --~
2. Instruction
2a. Teachers Salaries (certificated)_ . .
2b. Other Expense of Instruction --
Other Expense ~ --
Total Instruction . $
3. Operation of School Plant
Salaries and Wages . ~
Other Ex'pense -- ~ --
':r'o~l . : . ~
4. Maintenance of School Plant (Total) $
5. Auxiliary Services
5a. Transportation of Pupils (Total)-- $
5b. Other Auxiliary Services Total ---
Total Auxilia.ry Services _ . _.,_ . -- $
6. Fixed Charges (Total)----$
7. Capital Outlay --- - - . .
Improvement of Grounds . --
Buildings - -----
'EQ.uipment A .
1,608.34
24,759.59
74.22
3,903.38
635.50
1,100.00
1,034.00
33,115.03
54,976.88
88,091.91
116,822.24
9,084.41
54,062.04
10,193.20
64,255.24
13,227.25
2,764.75
6,912.68
6,912.68
1,075.73
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Total . _. . . _. _. $ 5,716.06 $
8. Community Services (Total)------ . $ 900.00 $
~l'~~~~I: ~~~ . '
Total Expenditures and Transfers . - --$ 103,936.12 $
1947-48
Budget
17,018.12
2,132.00
14,886.12
1,444.00
28,020.00
1,288.00
46.00
4,000.00
350.00
12,000.00
1,600.00
48,748.00
78,265.88
127,013.88
141,900.00
10,000.00
500.00
10,500.00
75,000.00
10,000.00
85,000.00
7,000.00
3,000.00
10,000.00
3,500.00
6,500.00
1,000.00
7,500.00
1,400.00
1,500.00
2,500.00
1,000.00
5,000.00
3,500.00
7,500.00
133,900.00
'
I
\
'' I
Lompoc Continued
V. ENDING BALANCE, JUNE 30
Cash in County Treasury (Total Current Assets) . - . $
GENERAL RESERVE JUNE 30, 1948 for 1948-49 ---
I.,ess: Current Liabilities . _ ____ . ---. __ . - - . ---. .
Net Ending Balance . -- -- . ----- .
VL TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $
SPECIAL ACCUMULATIVE BUILDING FUND
I. BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY 1
Cash in County Treasury-- -$
U.S. Savings Bonds (at cost) . .
'1:"~1 ------- $
ll. INCOME
District Taxes paid into Fund 1946-47 $
DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED to be paid into Fund 1947-48 . .
".I'etll.l ---- - $
One Hundred Eighty-nine
llK6 47
Actual, or
Elttmated
17,018.12
2,132.ciO
14,886.12
118,822.24 $
15,200.00 $
14,800.00
30,000.00 $
5,000.00
5,000.00 $
1947-48
Budget
8,000.00
8,000.00
141,900.00
20,200.00
14,800.00
35,000.00
5,000.00
5,000.00
m. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME $ 35,000.00 $ 40,000.00
V. ENDING BALANCE, JUNE 30
Cash in Cunty Treasury . ---$
U.S. Savings Bonds (at cost) ---
".I'etlll . .
VJ. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES PLUS ENDING BALANCE $
CAFETERIA ACCOUNT
I. BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY I
Cash in Bank(s) (Total)- --$
ll. INCOME
20,200.00
14,800.00
35,000.00
35,000.00
40,000.00
$ - 40,000.00
737.36. $ 723.76
Cafeteria Sales (Total) $ 1,655.52 $ 2,000.00
m. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME $ 2,392.90 $ 2,723.76
IV. EXPENDITURES
Food (Total) ~ 1,669.14 $ 2,000.00
V. ENDING BALANCE .
Cash in Bank(s) (Total) . $
VL TOTAL, EXPENDITURES PLUS ENDING BALANCE $
723.76 $
2,392.90 $
723.76
2,723.76
One Hundred Ninety
Santa Barbara High School
Average Daily Attendance (all Grades) 1946-47 2987
Current District Taxes Required 1947-48 . - . $64e,356.00
Tax Rate Limit-Statutory (Education Code Section 6357) . .$ LOO
GENERAL FUND
1946-47
Actual, or 1947-48
Estimated Budget
I. BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY I
Cash in County Treasury $ 340,362.00 $ 244,056.00
U.S. Savings Bonds (at cost) . - -
Accounts Receivable . .
75,000.00 150,000.00
45,000.00
~tI'es . 8,015.00 16,500.00
Total Current A.ssets $ 423377.00 $ 455,566.00
Less: Current Liabilities ---
Net Beginning Bala.nee $
ll. INCOME
Federal State Vocational Education apportionments --$
State School Fund apportionments (include all ''regular" s tate aid).
County Taxes on Sol vent Credits ---
Distr ict Taxes on Unsecured Property--
Delinquen t Municipal and District T axes -- -
Transfers from other Districts _ . .
0th er Income . - --. - --. ----- ---- ---. ----. -. --- - - .
Total Income other than Curren t District Taxes $
Current District Taxes Received 1946-47 -
CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1947-48
Total Income -----'$
26,094.00
397,283.00
7,291.0()
170,682.00
1,089.00
22,814.00
12,842.00
61 ,066.00
29,088.00
304,872.00
465,837.00
770,709.00
ID. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME $1,167,992.00
IV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS
1. Administration
Salaries and Wages ------------------- -
Ot.her Expense ---------
'I.'o~l -----------~
2. Instruction
2a. Teachers Salaries (certificated) _--'$
2b. Other Expense of Ins truction ----
Salaries and Wages (non-certificated) ---
Other Expense --
Total Instruct ion -$
3. Operation of School P lant
Salaries and Wages . ----
Other Expense -------- -
Tot.al - . -------. ------------ . ---. ----. ------------. -- - $
4. Maintenance of School P lant
Salaries and Wages --------
Other Expense ---------- ---
Total - ---------$
5. Auxiliary Services
5a. Transportation of Pupils (Total)--- ------$
Sb. Other Auxiliary Services _________________ . __________________________ .
Salaries and Wages ---------
Otller E-xpense . _. --- _. --------- _. . --
'1."o~ ---------------------------- ---- ---~
Total Au.xiliary Services . ----------$
25,060.00
483,909.00
57,173.00
541,082.00
84,118.00
22,778.00
18,853.00
19,08'7.00
37,740.00
40,260.00
$ 415,306.00
$ 7,000.00
199,020.00
1,000.00
23,000.00
15,000.00
62,000.00
9,000.00
$ 316,020.00
640,356.00
$ 956,376.00
$1,371,682.00
$ 26,730.00
3,265.00
$ 29,995.00
$ 637,622.00
34,852.00
38,232,()0
$ 710,706.00
$ 64,625.00
30,782.00
$ 95,407.00
$ 10,648.00
25,125.00
$ 35,775.00
$ 20,200.00
$ 21,892.00
150.00
$ 22,2.42.00
$ 42,2.42.00
J
One Hundred Ninety-one
Santa Barbara High School1-.Continued
1946-47
Actual, OT
Estimated
1947-48
Budget
6. Fixed Charges (Total}- -$ 16,900.00 $ 19,736.00
7. Capital Outlay . - .
Improvement of Grounds - $ 5,900.00
BWldings ~------ 48,742.00
Equipment . ----------------- 7,350.00
Total --$ 14,186.00 $ 61,992.00
8. Community Services
Salaries and Wages . .
Other Expense ------- ------------- - ---
Total ---. - - --- - -. --. -- $ 10,822.00
'lJNJ:IS~l3UTJl:J: ~~"\TJ!: . .
Total Expenditures and Transfers _ $ 752,686.00
V. ENDING BALANCE, JUNE 30
Cash in County Treasury . . $
U.S. Savings l3onds (at cost) .
Accounts Receivable ____ . _ . ____ . ___ . __ __ . ___ .
~t:res --------------------
244,056.00
160,000.00
45,000.00
16,500.00
$ 11,531.00
1,300.00
$ 12,831.00
$ 25,000.00
$1,033,682.00
GENERAL RESER"\TJ!: JUNE 30, 1948 for 1948-49 -- 338,000.00
Total Current Assets - -$ 455,556.00
Less: Current Liabilities . - -. 40,250.00
Net Ending Balance . ---$ 415,306.00 $ 338,000.00
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $1,167,992.00 $1,371,682.00
CAFETERIA ACCOUNT
I. BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY I
Cash in Ban'k(s) (Total) . . $
Accounts Receivable -- -----
'.I'etcll ---- --- -------- - -~
Less: Current Liabilities ------- --
~et --------- ---~
II. INCOME
Federal Food Grants . ------------- --$
Federal Non-Food Grants '"' .
Cafeteria Sales ---'"'-------- --
ctller ~?l~OITle ---- -----
'J:'ot;.(l} -------- -----$
m. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME $
IV. EXPENDITURES
Salaries and Wages ------- -- --$
lr'd ------------------- ------ ----
Equipment (only as authorized by law) . .
:tller c~~ -------- -.--~--
'l:'otll --~---------~-~
V. ENDING BALANCE
Cash in Ban'lt(s) (Total )-- -----------$
Cash Collections awaiting deposit ---
".l."t.ill ------------------- -. --- ~
Less: Current Liabilit ies . .
Net ---- ---$
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES PLUS ENDING BALANCE $
'
1,446.00
1,267.00
2,713.00
1,597.00
1,116.00
6,154.00
1,371.00
43,736.00
312.00
51,573.00
52,689.00
14,406.00
35,870.00
246.00
1,644.00
52,166.00
747.00
3,391.00
4,138.00
3,615.00
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
523.00 $
52,689.00 $
747.00
3,391.00
4,138~00
3,615.00
523.00
7,000.00
l!i,000.00
52,000.00
52,523.00
14,000.00
34,000.00
1,MJo.oo
49,600.00
2,923.00
52,523.00
One Hundred Ninety-two
Santa Barbara High School_Continued
cuu.n CARE CENTER FUND
I. BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY I
Ca.sh in County 'rl-easuey . - _ _ . _ _ . _,_.$
Cash Collections awaiting deposit ----------
Total - - . - . - ---------- --------------- ----- --- . - $
I.,ess: Current Liabilities _._ . _ . _ .
Net Overdrawn $
II. INCOME
State Apportionments (for Child Care Centers) . - --$
~ee~ . .
:tllE?l"' ~l)C()J'l'le --------.,--.,.
'l:'e~ ~
ID. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME $
IV. EXPENDITURES
Ins tru ctin-Salaries _ . -- . $
fustruction- ,Other Expense .
Food .
Auxiliary Services, except Food - ----
Operation of Plan.t -
Main tena.n ce of Plan l. . . . . , . - . ._ --- , . - . --.
Fixed Charges-Other Expense . ---
Total Current Expense . ------$
Total Ex-penciitures -------$
V. ENDING BALANCE
Cash in County Tr"easury . ------------ $
Accounts Receivable --,---
Total -------$
I,ess: Current Liabilities . -------._ . .
Net ---------$
VL TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $
1946-47
Actual, or
E#tmated
1,818.79 $
1,818.79 $
1,889.56
70.77 $
10,921.87 $
14,968.10
191.78
26,081.75 $
26,010.98 $
17,206.95 $
63.94
3,220.20
2,414.14
2,766.07
102.52
68.68
25,842.50 $
25,842.50 $
2,418.48
100.00
2,518.48
2,350.00
168.48 $
26,010.98 $
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Budget
2,418.48
lOG.00
2,518.48
2,350.00
168.48
10,575.00
15,000.00
25,575.00
25,743.48
17,000.00
50.00
2,800.00
2,650.00
2,700.00
300.00
75.00
25,575.00
25,575.00
168.48
25,743.48
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Actual Fund Revenue Total Endtng June 30, 1946 Expenditures
Balance Interest and Unincum- (Other than Amount
Principal Available
Including Due and bered Current
Balance Taxes) to Before
~serve Unpaid June 30, 1947 Become Providing for
June 30, 1947 June 30, 1947 Available a Current Interest PrinciJ)U Interest Principal
for the Year Property
Tax Levy
COUNTY SPECIAL DISTRICTS
SANITARY DISTRICT BONDS
Carpinteria Sanitary District $ 3,549.27 $ 3,549.27 $ 30.00 $ 3,579.27 $ 2,310.00 $ 3,000.00 $ 2,730.00 $ 3,000.00 $
Guadalupe Sanitary District 7,967.07 7,967.07 25.00 7,992.07 660.00 2,000.00 480.00 2,000.00
Requirements for Year
Endtng June 30, 1948
I nterest Principal
2,250.00 $
300.00
3,000.00
2.000.00
General
Reserve
for
Following
$
Year
5,070,00
~.692.07
Total
$ 10,320.00
7,992.09
Estimated
Amount to Estimated Estimated
Be Raised by Amount to Amount to
Property Be Raised 01 Be Raised on Tax Rate
Taxes for Unsecured Secured
Year Ending Roll Roll
June 30. 1948
$ 6,740.73 $ 150.00 $ 6,590.73
Orcutt Sanitary District. . ~=---=--=-=:-=-------=--,.-=-=-=-=------=-7.--~$-,,--;=-=40--oo:---:$:--:1.,ooo=c-:o:o=----:---1-.~oo;:o;:.-;o;o;:--:---;;-;20;;;-;.oo;;;----;;;---;1;-;,ooo=."oo:---;;----:;;--.;;,;;;;--;----:;;-;;;;;;-;:;;--;;---;-;;-;;;;;;-;;;:;--;---;~~=--=--;;"';;-;;;-;;;;-------=-==--;---;;-;;;;-;:;;;-----
TOTA L-SANITARY DISTRICT BONDS. . :~':-.;.:ll~,5~1;6;34~-----~$~1~1~,5~16;:;.34~~$- ~5~5~.oo~~$:_1;;1;,5:;,;71;..34~~$:__~3~,o;.10.~oo~.$.;.-;6:0;:0~0.o:o':---:$:--:3;.c2:=30~;0;0 --:$:--:6~,ooo~.;oo;--:$:--~2~,s~s~o.o~o.,;$--.;.5:,o~o~o.oo~-$~7.1~0. 7;;6;;;2.~07;--:':--,1~8~,3~12~.0'1:;-;.$-~6,:,:.740;;.7~3-f$-;,150~.oo:':--f$-~6,7.590~.7~3----
TOTA L coU NTY SPECIAL BONDS. . - . ;..:$~.:.:ll:.,5:.:1.:.:6:.34:__ _ ___~ $__:1:.:l!:,5.:.:16.34.__$:!'.__ _:55=.oo=--.!':;1:.:l!.:,5.:.:71:.34:.:__,!$_3!.:,0.1:0..:..00.:_$~-.:.6:oo.;o=o:.o.o.:.__;$~_;3:.;;230:.c. .:coo:___;$c__;6cooo:.;. :oo;_:.$_ _2 .:,.5.50;_.oo'-'---'-$ .:,:5 .o:.o.c.o.:;.o.:.o:_ $;:__;10;;,:.7 .6;.2.;;'.;0.;.7;,__$,;;18.c,3.:.:120'7:;_~$-.:6.:74:.:0.:.7: :3 ~$ _:;150=.00:._~$ .:.:6o.;590=7:. :c3- - --
SCHOOL DISTRICT BONDS
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICT BONDS
Carp ln terta ( 1937 ) $
Cuy am.a .
CGuolyeatam. aU nUinonio n .-."".-.
Guadalu_pe Joint Union . - .
I.Ampoc ( 193.5) .
Orcutt Unlon . .
Sa.nta. Barba.ra (1926) . , .
Santa Ba.rbara (192()) . 1
Santa Barbara (1927) .
Santa Barbara ( 1930) .
6,098.64
412.38
1,603.93
1,336.77
35,667.63 ( 240.00 l 250.00
250.00
300.00
6,098.64
412.38
1,603.93
1,336.77
34,627.63
50.00
8.59
30.8'1
1,150.00
6,148.64
420.97
1,603.93
1,367.64
35,777.63
787 .50 5,000.00
174.00 300.00
275.00 5,000.00
612.50
162.00
5,000.00
300.00
1,250.00 5,000.00 l ,000.00 5,000.00
40.00 2,000.00
90.00 l ,000.00 30.00 1,000.00
437.50
150.00
750.00
5,000.00
300.00
5,000.00
5,175.00
372.00
1,603.93
1,500.00
10,612.50
822.00
1,603.93
7,250.00
{
3,390.00 10,000.00 2,310.00 10,000.00 1,800.00 10,000.00} 10,750.00 22,550.00
2,875.00 10,000.00 2,625.00 5,000.00 2,250.00 5,000.00 1,000.00 8,250.00
2,650.00 4,000.00 2,675.00 5,000.00 2,450.00 5,000.00 6,175.00 13,625.00
7,225.00 16,000.00 6,125.00 14,000.00 5,600.00 14,000.00 9,450.00 29,050.00
Santa Maria (1929) 8,526.36 7,626.36 109.89 7,736.25 900.00 2,000.00 800.00 2,000.00 700.00 2,000.00 300.00 3,000.00
Santa Maria (1930) 900.00 2,100.00 4,000.00 1,000.00 4,000.00 1,700.00 4,000.00 4,800.00 10,500.00
4,463.86
401.03
5,882.36
37,697.37
9.963.75
90.00
35.00
200.00
2,800.00
1,400.00
4,373.86
366.03
5,682.36
34,897 .37
8,563.75
Santa Marta (1928) } { 600.00 4.000.00 400.00 4,000.00 200.00 4,000.00} 4,200.00
Solvang 3,376.78 3,376.78 4.00 3,380.78 910.00 2.000.00 840.00 2,000.00 770.00 2,000.00 2,350.00 5,120.00 1,739.22 50.00 1,689.22
Vista del Mar Union 55.00 1,000.00
w asioj a . ;;.;;__;6;;.24.:.93;;,;;_ ___ ____6 2.:=4:.:.:.93;,__ __ 2.:.:.9:.3 __.: .:62:7.:.:.8.:6 __ 2.:.:32.:.oo:__ _ 4;;.0;0:.o:.o: _. ;21.:a."'oo'----:.400;;:;:oo;:,_ __2_ 00_.00 ___4o o_.o_o ___4_ 96."o'"o_ __ 1:,09"-'-6."'"oo.:_ __4 6S==1..4 __ .:;;.50;.;oo:;__ __4: .:lo.;8.;.;.1.4:_ ___
TOTAL-ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICT
B 0 ND s :.:.;. :.:.$_ ,;;.57 2,6:.4.:.:7 :.42:__,!$:.___:1;:,940...00:.:__,!$__:55:.!.7' 07:.:4. 2=-~$_ :_:1.:356=28.: __1$:._5.:7~0. 63=.7 .:.:0:.__,!$:__23=,553;.5:.:0:.__~$__;7:.:,1: 7:.0 0=.00:.__;$;:__18.:.7 .:.:95o.;50:___;$!,__.:_57 2,7 .:.:0.:.:0: :00:___,$;;17.:.O: :c0750 ~$_ _;5;.6: .7.:c0:.0.:;'; .o;;.o.:.__.$__.;4;.3~,9.71;;;.9;.3:__.$;117:.:,6;;_79.4 ;;:3:___:!:$__60=6.:. :15:.:.7:.: :3_ _:!:$_4:. :.:625:.:.:0.:.0 :._,.:!:$__5:.:.5.,990:..7;.: :3_ ___
HIGH SCHOOLS
Carpinteria HJgh ( 1929) . .
l.Ampoc High ( 1921) . .
$ 5,122.16
Santa Barbara High (1926) } 42,608.21
Santa Barbara High ( 1930) . .
$ 139,500.72 ' 8,985.00
' 5,122.18 $
' 130,515.72 $
30.00
2,756.37
!l,152.16
37,033.21
$ 133,272.09
' 8,770.00 $ 3,617.84 $ 50.00 $ 3,567 .84
36,276.79 2,500.00 33,776.79
$ 59,458.50 $ 137,700.00 $ 51,280.50 $ 119,700.00 $ 46,017.50 ' 117,700.00 $ 90,154.00 $ 253,871.50 $ 120,599.41 8,620.00 $ 111,979.41
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Santa Maria Union High School
Average Daily Attendance (all Grades) 1946-4'7 1028
Current District Taxes Required 194'7 -48 $314,211.00
Tax Rate Limit-Statutory (Education Code Section 635'7) $ 1.00
GENERAL FUND
L BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY I
Cash in County Treasury---;-------- -$
Emergency Cash Fund . .
Cash Collections awaiting deposit --
U.S. Savings Bonds (at cos t)--
Accounts Receivable . .
Total Current Assets .
I.tess: Current Liabilities . _ . .
Net Beginning Balance . --
II. INCOME
Federal State Vocational Education apportio:unents . -. $
State School Fund appor tiQ.nments (include all "regular" state aid).
County Taxes on Solvent Credits ----
District Taxes on Unsecured Property -- -
Delinquent Municipal and District Taxes ---.$
Transfers from other Dist ricts ---
ctll~:r J:nIl'le ~-- .
Total Income other than Current District Taxes $
Current District Taxes Received 1946-47 -
CURRENT DISTRICT TAXES REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1947-48
Tetal lnceme
W. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME ----$
IV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS
1. Administration
Salaries and Wages (non-certificated)--- . .
Other Expen.se ------
Total - -: . ---$
2. Instruction
2a . Teachers Salaries ( certificated)- . - . --$
2b. Other Expense of Instruction -------
Salaries and Wages (non -certificated)-----
Other Expense .
Tetal Instruction --:------$
3. Operation of School Plant
Salaries and Wages . --- --
O'tlle:r Expelll)e . ~ -- ----
Tot.al - ------ --~
4. Maintenance of School Plant
Salaries and Wages ------- --------
Othe:r Expe.nse -----
Total -----------$
5. Auxiliary Services
5a. Transportation of Pupils
Salaries and Wages ---------
Other Expense ---------
Total - - - . - - - . _. -. -. -. -- $
5b. Other Auxiliary Services . .
Salaries and Wa.ges ---- --
Other Expens.e ---- . -- -
Total -- --$
Tot.al Auxiliary Services _ $
19.e-47
A ctual, or
Es mated
81,568.57 $
200.00
1,985.84
195,500.00
1,000.00
280,254.41
24,190.00
256,064.41
5,000.00
78,300.00
600.00
25,000.00
2,600.00
1,200.00
1,300.00
114,000.00 $
405,107.44
519,107.44 $
775,171.85 $
$
15,997.00 $
188,180.00 $
32,737.00
220,917.00 $
$
42,200.00 $
$
14,170.00 $
$
15,705.00 0
6,750.00 $
22,455.00 $
1947-48
Budget
126,792.85
200.00
2,000.00
215,000.00
1,000.00
344,992.85
13,000.00
331,992.85
3,000.00
95,000.00
600.00
25,000.00
2,600.00
1,200.00
1,500.00
128,900.00
314,211.00
443,111.00
775,103.85
15,110.00
2,273,00
17,383.00
235,010.00
9,290.00
26,595.00
270,895.00
33,500.00
13,300.00
46,800.00
1,500.00
12,535.00
14,035.00
9,240.00
9,555.00
18,795.00
7,300.00
1,050.00
8,350.00
27,145.00
One Hundred Ninety-four
Santa Maria Union High School Continued
6. Fixed Charges (Total)---------$
7. Capital Outlay -----
B uild.ings . -- -. -. -- . --. ----- ---------------- - -- - --
Equipment -
'J:'Ctlll - -- --- ---- ~
8. Community Services (Total) $
T. Transfers (not classified as expenditures) $
UN"DISTR.IBUTED RESERVE . .
Total Expenditures and Transfers $
V. ENDING BALANCE, JUNE 30
Cash in County Treasury . . $
Eme rge ncy Cash Fund . _ .
Cash Collections Awai ting Deposit. .
U.S. Savings Bonds (at cost)-------,.
Accounts Receivable _ . . .
GENERAL RESERVE JUNE 30, 1948 for 1948-49 . .
Total Current Assets $
I.,ess: Current LlS.bili ties. . _. . --- . _ . ____ . .
Net Eliding Balance . . $
VL TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE $
I. BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY I
SPECIAL ACCUMULATIVE BUD.DING FUND
Cash in County Treasu.ry ----- ----- --$
U. S. Savings Bonds (at cost) .
Total . . _ . _ . ____ _ . _ . $
ll. INCOME
1946-47
Actual, or
Estimated
11,400.00 $
$
110,499.50 $
540.00 $
5,000.00 $
443,179.00 $
126,792.85
200.00
2,000.00
215,000.00
1,000.00
344,992.85
13,000.00
331,992.85 $
775,171.85 $
800.00 $
119,200.00
120,000.00 $
District Truces paid into Fund 1946-47 $ 30,000.00
Total . - . -- --. - ----- - - -. --- . --------. ------ . -. $ 30, 000. 00
19'7-48
Bud'1et
10,198.00
8,215.00
42,900.00
51,115.00
540.00
5,000.00
2,000.00
445,111.00
329,992.85
329,992.85
775,103.85
30,800.00
119,200.00
150,000.00
Ill. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PL US INCOME . - . $ 150,000.00 $ 150,000.00
V. ENDING BALANCE
Cash in County Treasury-- . - . $ 30,000.00
U. S. Savings Bonds (at cost) 119,200.00
Total ---- ---- ~ 150,000.00 $ 150,000.00
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES PLUS ENDING BALANCE . _ . $ 150,000.00 $ 150,000.00
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Santa Maria Union High School-Continued
CAFETERIA ACCOUNT
I. BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY I
Cash in. Ban.k ( s) . --- --. ----- . --. -- - . --. $
Cash Collections awaiting deposit. .
Accounts Receivable .
Total . - . -- - ------. -. - - --- . $
less: Current Liabilities . - -- --
~e't __. . $ --- ll. INCOME
Cafeteria Sales -------$
m. TOTAL, BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME $
IV. EXPENDITURES
Salaries and Wages . - .-. $
Food .
Equipment (only as authorized by law) . : .
c:tl:J.er ~sts. - . .
Total - -. --- - . -. -._ $
V. ENDING BALANCE
Cash in Bank(s) . _ $
Cash Collections awaiting deposit . - .
Total -- $
I,ess: Current Liabilitie~ . .
Net ---- . -- --
VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES PLUS ENDING BALANCE $
1946-t7
A ctual, '"
Es mated
2,561.04 $
11.95
20.00
2,592.99 $
344.27
2,248.72 $
27,467.74 $
29,716.46 $
8,360.72 $
16,662.42
1,248.58
356.26
26,627.88 $
4,784.17
803.36
5,587.53
2,499.05
3,088.48
29,716.46 $
19t7-t8
Budget
3,088.48
803.36
3,891.84
2,499.05
1,392.79
30,000.00
31,392.79
9,000.00
18,500.00
750.00
4-00.00
28,650.00
2,748.79
31,392.79
INDEX
A.griculture CommJsslooer .
PAGE
52
83
90
26
24
89
91
Aid to Needy Blind and Aied . ~ .
Airports
A.sscs.sor
Auditor
.
AdverUsina County Resources . .
Board of EducaUon . . Board of Supervisors 2:2.
Board of Supervisors County Projects 92
Branch Jails 419
Burial of Ind11ents 88
Carpinteria Cemetery District 128
Carpinteria County Water District. . 136
CarplntcrJa Dump 58
Carpinteria Lighting District
Carpinteria Pest Abatement
107
Distrtct 126
Carpinteria Sanitary District . . 122
Carpinteria Union High School Fire 117
Casmalla Liehtlng DJstrlct 10'7
Clerk 23
Constables 48-48
County Buildings 2nd District 43
County Garage Santa Barbara 31
County Garage I.,ompoc 32
County Gnra1c Santa Marla 32
gounty Joll 49
ounty Chain Gani 48
County lJbrnry 92
County Veterans Office 81
Court House . 42
Court House Grounds 43
District Attorney 28
District Attorney Santa Marla . 28
Election Expense, Supervisors . 35
Electtona, General . 33
EJcctlon!t, PY.lmary . 33
Elections. Rcetst.raUon 34
Elections, SpccJaJ 34
Employees Retirement . 92
Erforced I.nbor 88
~f:~~i~.r a;;d . 8593
Echiblts .
FJsh and Game '10
Forester and Fire Warden . SS
General Hospital. Santa Barbara 78-'19
~rcra~ Relief-Welfare Department. . 83
Go1:~ s!~f~~~Y J?,.1f ~t 129 g r~d
1
Jury ~
G ua d a
1
upe C~metery District 130
Hua ~ upe U,htlng Dlstrtct. . 108
Hf~lt
1
~iftcer 57 _59
s or ca Monuments 70
Homes and Schools, Insane, Narcotics Feeble-Minded
I Blind and Deaf . : . : ; 87
1nsurn1~ccc and Indemnities . !17
J~~:~11: F~~!tr~o~~Pcare of ~
~~~ti~~ l!Cloiaulrlts 85
37-40
~w fibrafy 41
!Alves oc'C ns~ectoDi"'"""''""'''""'"''""""''"""''"""'"'""""""""'' 54
L mpoc Heme ery strict 1.31
ompoc ospltal 1.27
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Iompoc Soll COt'\ServatJon . 12()
Lo& Alamos Cemetery District 132
I.oa Alamos Fire Dlalrlct 105
Los Alamos Ll1ht1n1 District - 1()8
1-tlsaton U,htlna D11trtct. 109
Mont.ecito County Water District. . 137
Montccito Fire District . 118
Dlstrict 133
and Salt Water Control . 56
Oak Hill Cemetery
OU Well Inspection
Orcutt Flre District 119
Orcutt Llihtlng District
Orcutt Sanitary District
109
. 124
Parks 71-72-A
Plannln1 and Publtc Works . .
Police Courta . .
Predatory Animal
Probation OUlcer
Control . ' .
Psycholo11lcal Service and Care Insane . .
Purchaaln1 Agent and Statistician . . Publtc Works
Rebates 11nd
Hccordcr
Refunds . .
Rccreatlonal P rojects .' . .
Reform Schools
30
41
54
84
88
31
56
90
50
70
87
Roads 59-69
Santa Barbara Ampitheatre . .
Santa Barbara County Water Agency
Santa Marla Hospital . .
77
. 135
60
Santa Marlo Cemetery District 134
Santa Maria Offices 44
School D1stricta 138-195
Sealer of Wei(hts and Measures.- 51
SherW . 45
Solvanf Ft.re District . 106
Solvan1 Sanit.a.ry District 125
Southern Coastal Santa Barbara County Soll
Conserva.UOI'\ DJstrfct - . 121
Special Accounting and Auditing 24
Summary. Consolidated . 7
Summary. General County 11
Bala_ncc (Table 3) 11
Expenditure Recapitulation -18-21
Funds (Table 2) . 10
Interest and Debt Redemption (Table 6) 102
Revenue Accruals (Table 4) . 13-17
Summary, Special Dlstrlcta Governed by Board
of Superv1tora . 104
Funds (Table '1) 104
S
Interest and Debt Redemption (Table 8) 112
umrnary Special Dlatrict Governed by Local Boards
Funds ' Table 9) 114-116
S Interest and Debt Redemption (Table 10) 197-198
ummerJand LlghtJng Dlst-rlct 110
Superior Courta 30
Superlntendent of Schools 91
Surveyor 29
Tax Collector - 2'1
Treasurer 25
Treasurer, County Retirement Association 25
Unapp ropriated Reserves, Appropriations from 93-lO'i
Unappropriated Reserves, Cancellations to 93-102
Veterans Buildings 72-76
Vital Statletics SB
Water Works 111
Wel1a1:e Administrat.lon 82
Preliminary
Budget for
the Fiscal
Year 194-7-4S
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In the Matter of the Preliminary Budget for the Fisoal Year 1947-4g.
ORDER
WHEREAS, the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of
Cal1f orn1a, has adopted the preliminary budget for the fiscal year 1947-4g, and it is
being prepared and printed for distribution to the taxpayers of the County desiring a
copy thereof.
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that Monday, the lgth day of August, 1947,
at ten o 'clock a.m., and the meeting room of s aid Board of Supervisors, in the Court
House in the City of Santa Barbara , County of Santa Barbara, State of California, be
fixed as the time and place where said Board will meet for the purpose of fixing the
final budget for the fiscal year. 1947-4g, and determining the tax l evies, at which time
and place any taxpayer may appear. thereat and be heard for or against any part of said
budget; said hearing to be continued from day to day until concluded, but not to exceed
a tot al of ten days. . .
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that. the Clerlt of t~is Board be, and he is hereby directe
to publish the Notice required by law.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that. Monday, the lgth day of August, 1947, at ten o'clock
a.m., and the meeting room of the BDard of Supervisors, 1n the Court House in the City
of Santa Barbara, County of Santa Barbara, State of California, be the time and place
designated at which any authori~ed -Officer of any City within the County of Santa
Barbara may appear and be heard Dn matters pertaining to the financing of stree ts, roads
and highways, both within and without the incorporated areas of the County
-N -0 -T -I -C -E
NOTICE is hereby given that the Preliminary Budget of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of California, for the fiscal year 1947-4g, has been approved by the
Board of Supervisors of s aid County., and is being prepar~d and printed for general
distribution to the taxpayers of said County desiring a copy thereof.
Copies of s aid Budget will be supplied to any taxpayer of said County upon
application to the Clerk of the Beard of Supervisors, and will be available on August
7th, 1947.
. . -
NOTICE is also given that on Monday, August igth, 1947, at ten o'clock a.m.,
in the ~eting room of the Board of Supervisors, in the Court House in the City of
Santa Barbara, County of Santa Barbara, State of Cal1f ornia, said Board of Supervisors
will meet for the purpose of .fixing the final budget and determining the tax levies, at
which time and place any taxpayer may appear thereat and be heard for or against any
part of said budget. Said hearing to be continued from day to day until concluded, but
not to exceed a total of ten days.
NOTICE 1s further given that August lgth, 1947, at ten o'clock a.m., and the
meeting room of the Board of Supervisors in the Court House in the City of Santa Barbara
' County of Santa Barbara, State of California, has been disignated as the time and place
at which any authorized Officer of any City within the County of Santa Barbara may
appear and be heard on matters pertaining to the financing of streets, roads and highways,
both within and without the incorporated areas of the Countl17.
By Order of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State of
California, the 2gth day of July, 1947.
J. E. LEWIS, County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk
of the Board of Supervisors.
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Allowing and
DisellowinQ'
Certain
Posit i ons
Under 5Pct1on
4 of Ordinanc
No . 587 /
Fixing
Co:npensation
f pr Certain
Monthly
Salaried
Positions
.
In the Matter of Allowing and Disallowing Certain Positions Under Section 4
of Ordinance No. 587.
- Resolutio-n -No. 7567
WHEREAS, by virtue of Section 4 of Ordinanoe No. 5g7, the Board of Supervisors
is empowered to allow or disallow positions established by said ordinance; and
WHEREAS, it appears that certain positions and employeeships should be allowed
and other positions and employeeships should be disallowed, effective August 1, 1947.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that the hereinafter named
po~itions and employeeships be and the same are hereby a~l9wed, effective August l, 194 :
PARXS:
SURVEYOR:
Ordinance
Identification
Number
57.26.1
g2.6.l
Title of Position
Lifeguard (Goleta Beach Park)
Off ice Engineer
ROAD ENGINEERING: 71.6.5
67.5.5
Off ice Engineer I
RECORDER:
ASSESSOR:
Indexer & Comparer II
Appraiser I
HOSPITAL - SANTA BARBARA GENERAL:
6.3.4
35.15.31
35.15.32
35.15.69
35.47.24
35. 47 .69
37.15.47
General Duty Nurse
HOSPITAL - SANTA MARIA:
General Duty Nurse
General Evening ~pecial Nurse
Attendant II
Orderly II
Undergraduate Nurse I
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the hereinafter named position and employeeship
be and the same is hereby disallowed, effeotive August 1, 19~7l
HOSPITAL - SANTA BARBARA GENERAL:
Ordinanoe
Identification
Number Title of Position
Junior Clinic Nurse II
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 2!th day of July, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: c. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell.
Noes: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Fixing CoIJ!P~nsation for Certain Montij!y Salaried Positions.
- Resolution No. 756g
WHEREAS, by virtue of Ordinance No. 5g7, the Board of Supervisors has
established positions and employeeships for the County .of Santa Barbara and has determi ed
the standard monthly salary schedule applicable to each such position and employeeship;
and
such
WHEREAS, each/monthly salary schedule contains optional rates or pay which are
defined and designated in said ordinance as Columns A, B, nc, D and 1E1 , and
WHEREAS, the Board of Supervisors is required by said ordinance to tix the
compensation of each position and employeeship by determining the particular column of
said standard monthly sohedule applicable thereto,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that the compensation for each
monthly salaried position and employeeship hereinafter named be and the same is hereby
fixed as set forth opposite the here1na.tter named positions, effective August 1, 1947
Maint enance
for Certain
Co.inty
Employees
/
Filing Suit
r. t!' El.1 ns t
Ordinance
Identification
Number
. ROAD DEPARTMENT
69.38.l
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
33.44.l
SURVEYOR
g2.6.l
RECORDER
ASSESSOR
6.3.1+
HOSPITAL - SANTA BARBARA
GENERAL
. 35-35.4
July 2gth, 1947
Name of Employee
Ernest Robbins
Louis R. Garcia
First appointee after adoption
of this resolution
Mary Lou Webb
Leonard Page
Justin Smith
Column
D
D
c
c
D
D
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 28th day of July, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell.
Noes: None Absent: None
In ~e Ma~er of Maintenance ~or Cer~a~ Countr Employees.
v Resolution No. 7569
WHEREAS, by virtue of Ordinance No. 587, the Board of Supervisors is empowered
to determine that maintenance furnished by the County to certain employees filling
certain positions in the several departments is furnished for the benefit of the County
and not for the benefit of the said employees,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that, effective August 1, 1947,
the maintenance furnished in the amount set forth opposite the hereinafter named
position is hereby declared to be so furnished for the benefit of the County and not
for the benefit of the employee:
Ordinance
Identification
Number
.
GENERAJ. HOSPITAL
SANTA BARBARA
35.5.20
Title of Position
Junior Clerk II
Amount of
Maintenance
One meal per day
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of Oal1torn1a, this 2gth day of July, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: C. W. ~radbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell.
Noes: None Absent: None
In the Matter or Filing Suit Ag~1nst Jo~ R. Beattie, Old Age Security Rec1pien
J ohn R. Beat 1e
v -Resol~ion No. 7570
WHEREAS, one John R. Beattie, a r esident of the County ~f Santa Barbara, was
her etofore a recipient of Old Age Security payments from the Welfare Department or the
County of Santa Barbara; and
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.
I nstallation
of a Hot Water
System in the
County Jail (""'
WHEREAS, during the months of April, July, August, September and October, 1945,
the said defendant received from the Welt'are Department, as aforesaid, the sum ot
$230.62 in excess of that to which he was lawfully entitled; and
WHEREAS, from time t o time demands have been made upon said John R. Beattie
by the County Welfare Department for r epayment of said excessive sum; . and
WHEREAS, said recipient has heret ofore refused and continues to refuse and
neglect to repay said sum or any portion thereof,
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND RESOLVED that the District Attorney
of the County of Santa Barbara be and he is hereby authorized and directed to file the
necessary suit or suits and to take any other legal steps which in his opinion he may
deem necessary to recover the s aid sum of money from said recipient, as atoresaid, on
behalf of the County of Santa Barbara.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Chairman of the Board of Supervisors be and
he is hereby authorized and directed to execute and/or verity all of the pleadings and
proceedings for the accomplishment of said purpose.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 2gth day of July, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell.
Noes: None Absent: None
In the Matter of the Installation of a Hot Water. System in the County Jail
Re solution No. 7571
WHEREAS, in the opinion of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa
Barbara, State of California, a great emergency exists within the meaning of section
4o41.1g of the Political Code; and
WHEREAS, said emergency consists of the following taots: that the hot water
system in the County Jail section of the Oourthouse at Santa Barbara, California,
oonsisting of horizontal water storage tank with fittings, supply lines, and connection
serves all cell block showers, baths, lavatories, and kitchen of the County Jail; that
the present hot water system is in such poor condition that the pipes thereof have
burst in several places, causing a shutoff of hot water t o the s aid facilities of the
County Jail, has resulted in the flo oding of numerous rooms in s aid County Jail, and
has resulted in a dangerous health and sanitation problem affecting the prisoners in
said Jail and the personnel of the Sheritt 1s office,
NOW, TB&:REFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, FOUND AND RESOLVED:
1. That the for egoing r ecitat i ons are t rue and correct.
2. That the purchase of a 500 gallon horizontal water storage tank and
fittings, the replacement of the entire hot water supply line, and the o1rculat1on
return line to all plumbing fixtures, the removal of old pipes, and the installation
of same at the County Jail at the Courthouse at Santa Barbara, California, be
accomplished as an emergency measure under the provisions of s aid section ~41.1g
3. That said work shall be done by day labor under the direction of the Board
ot Supervisors or by contract, or by a oombination of both as may to said Board of
Supervisors appear to be in the best int erests of the County of Santa Barbara, and all
requirements tor preparation of plans and speoit1oat1ons, strain sheets, working detail
and advertisement for bids are hereby dispensed with.
4. The Board or Supervisors is hereby authorized to enter into such oontracts
.
as may be necessar y for the accomplishment of all or portions of s aid proJect, said
contractors to be paid the actual oost of material and labor expended by them in doing
A'2"reement
with NewsPrees
Re: to
Publication
of Fiesta
Edition .
/
Contribution
to the Work
of the
Lompoc Soil
Conservat i on
District.
41.
the work, plus not to exceed 15% to cover all profits, supervision, use of machinery
and tools, and other expenses, provided that no more than the lowest current market
price shall be paid for materials; and provided, further, that the total cost of said
project shall not exceed $g4oo.oo
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 2gth day of July, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: c. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. Twitchell
Noes: None Absent: Not)e
In t-he Matter o-f Agreement with the Santa Barbara News-Press Relative to
Publication of the Fiesta Edition.
~ Resolution No. 7512
WHEREAS, the County is authorized and empowered to contract and pay for
advertising, exploiting and making known the resquroes of the County for the purpose of
inducing immigration to and increasing the trade and commerce of said County; and
WHEREAS, the Santa Barbara News-Press will publish and disseminate throughout
the state and nation a Fiesta edition of its newspaper, to be published on August 24,
1947, containing a special section advertising, exploiting and making known the
resources of the County; and
WHEREAS, it is necessary to enter into an agreement with the said Santa Barbara
News-Press tor the payment on publication of the said Fiesta edition of the newspaper
of the sum of $225.00, less 10% if paid on or before September 25, 1947, for said
advertisement, -
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that the chairman of the Board of
Supervisors be and he is hereby authorized and directed to sign and execute an agreement
with the Santa Barbara News-Press for represent~~ion of the County of Santa B~bara
in the special section of the Santa Barbara News-Press Fiesta edition, to be published
on August 24, 1947, and whioh agreement shall provide tor the payment on publication
to the said Santa Barbara News-Press of the sum or $225.00, less 10% it paid on or
before September 25, 1947.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a certified copy of this resolution be transmitted
to the Auditor and the District Attorney
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 2gth day of July, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and r. A. Twitchell.
Noes: None Absent: None
In the M- atter of Oontr1but1on to the Work of the Lompoc Soil Conservation
District.
v Resolution No. 7573
WHEREAS, the Lompoc Soil Conservation District is a duly organized and existing
soil conservation district in the County of Santa Barbara; and
WHEREAS, the work to be undertaken by the said Lompoc Soil Conservation
District will be of benefit to the County of Santa Barbara; and
WHEREAS, it is in the best interests of the County to make a contribution
toward the work of said District,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that the County pay to the Lompoc
Soil Conservation District the sum of $5,000.00 as a contribution toward the work of
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I
CB.ncellatlon
of T~xes and
Tex Deed on
Property
Acquired by
the StatE
v'
Contra.ct
Between the
County and
John 'llilliam
Christensen
Re; to Mainte
nance of a
Place of
Business on
the Goleta
Sandspit Beac
v
the said District.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the County Auditor be and he is hereby ordered and
directed to draw his warrant on the County Treasury out of the General Fund or the
County in f avor of said Lompoc Soil Conservation District in the sum of $5,000.00.
BE IT l''ORTHER RESOLVED that a certitied copy of this resolution be transmitted
to the County Auditor.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
.state of California, this 2gth day of July, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: C. W. Bradbury, Paul E, Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell.
Noes: None Absent: None
Mr. Twitchell wishes to go on record that this does not c~nstitute a policy
of the Board for future contributions to other districts.
In the Matter of th-e -Cancellation of Taxes and Tax Deed on Property Acquired
by the State of Calif orn1a.
O-RD- -ERIt
appearing to the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara, State
of California, that the State of California has acquired title to and is the owner of
certain real property situate in the County of Santa Barbara, State of California; and
It further appearing that application has been made for the cancellation of
taxes, assessments, penalties, and/or liens therefor, on or against said real property
as provided by Sections 49g6 and 4991 of the Revenue and Taxation Code of the State of
Cal1f orn1a; and
It further appearing that the written consent of the District Attorney of said
County of Santa Barbara to the oanoellation of taxes, assessments, penalties, and/or
liens has been obtained therefor,
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED that the Auditor of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of qal1fornia, be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to cancel the
tollowing uncollected taxes, assessments, penalties, and/or liens on or against said
real property:
Lot in Section 10, Township 10, North, Range 3~, one acre
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the tax deed dated June 29, 1905 and recorded June
30, 1905, Book 94, Page 156 of the Ottioial Records of Santa Barbara County be, and the
same is hereby ordered cancelled; and
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that a certified copy of this Order be recorded in the
off ice of the County Recorder of the County of Santa Barbara, State of Cal1torn1a
In the Matter of Co~ract ~tween the County of Santa Barbara and John William
Christensen Relative to the Maintenanoe of a Place of Business on the Goleta Sandspit
Beach.
y"' R~solut1on No. 7574
WHEREAS, a certain contract, bearing date of July 2S, 1947, between the County
of Santa Barbara and John William Christensen, has been presented to this Board of
Supervisors; and
WHEREAS, by the t erms of s aid proposed cont ract the County of Santa Barbara
would grant to said Christensen the exclusive right of maintaining a place of business
upon the premises known as the Goleta Sandspit Beach, including the pier thereon, for
the purpose of dispensing food, retreshlnents and other products, for a term of eleven
months, oommeneing August 1, 1947 and terminating June 30, 194g,
Authorizing
the Payment
of Additiona
Rental for
Probation
Offices in
the Carrillo
Buildinf
Makin~- Surve of thE'
PropoeE'd
Santa Ynez.
Valley Airport
Propert
Meeting of
the Calif orn a
Planning
Tnstitute
~
Survey of th
Guadalupe
Park -,/
Authorizin~- J. E. Lewie
to Make e.
Trip to
Guadalupe
v
41
July 2gth, 1947 1
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that said contract be and the
same is hereby accepted by the County of Santa Barbara.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Chairman and Clerk of the Board of Supervisors
be and they are hereby authorized and required to forthwith execute said contract on
behalf of the County of Santa Barbara.
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, this 2gth day of July, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell.
Noes: None Absent: None
In the Matter of Authorizing the Payment of Additional- Rental tor Probation
Offices in the Carrillo Building.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that the sum of $290.00
per month be, and the same is hereby, authorized to be paid for the rental of office
space in the Carrillo Building for the Probation Department, effective August lat, 1947.
In the M-atter of Making Survey of the Propes ed Santa Ynez Vall~y Airport
Property.
The Public Works Department is hereby directed to make a survey of the J. J.
Mitchell property in Santa Ynez Valley relative to the purchase of said property as an
airport.
In the Matter o-f the Meeting of the California -Planning Institute.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that Richard S. Whitehead
Norman H. Caldwell, and Henry E. Bauernschmidt, Public Works Department, be,
and they are hereby, authorized to attend the California Planning Institute in Los
Angeles, August 2nd, 1947.
In the Matter of ~rvei o_! _the Guadalupe Park.
,
The Public Works Department is hereby directed to make a survey of Guadalupe
Park relative to facilitating future work and design of said park
.
I_!! the Matter o~ Authorizi1!; J. __!. Lewis to Make a Trip to Guadalupe.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that J. E. Lewis, County
Clerk, be, and he is hereby, authorized to visit Guadalupe tor the purpose of revising
election precincts.
It is further ordered that Mr. Lewis be allowed 6 per mile tor the use of his
own car.
Petition for In the Matter ~t the Pet!ti_on of Robert E. Hilford, et a!._., for the Designating
the De eignat ng
of a Certain of a Certain Area in Summerland as a Town Park.
Area in
Summer land a 'l'he above entitled matt.er. i .s hereby referred to the Planning Commission for
a Town Park.
v examination of the area and recommendation as to the advisahility of the development
Setting Spee
Limits on
Certain
County Ro 'lds
Communicatio
to the First
National Ban
ot the area as a park.
[ n the Matter of Setting Speed Limits on Certain County Roads. - -
The above entitled matter is hereby referred to the District Attorney and John
D. Ross, Sheriff.
In t-he- Matter of Communication to the Firs-t National Ban-k.
The Clerk is directed to wr.ite the First National Bank commending them on the
publicity they have given the Court House.
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Aoolication
for Permission
to Cross the
Southern
Pac1f 1c Railroad
and the
Placing of a
Warning SiP-nal
Jalama RoAd/
Acceotance of
Btd of Sunray
011 Corp . for
Leasing Real
Property by t
County for the
Production of
Oil, Gas, etc.
In the -Matter of the Application for Permission to Cross the Southern Pacific
Railroad and the Placing of a Warning Signal at the Southerly end of Jalama Road.
.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that the Chairman and
Clerk of the Board be, and they are hereby, authorized to sign an application for
permission to cross the Southern Pacific Railroad and the placing of a warning signal
at the Southerly end of Jalama Road.
I-n the Matter of the Acceptance of- the Bid of Sunray O-il Corporation for the
. Le~sing of Real Property_b y the Coun~y of Santa Barbar.a fo. r the Production of 011, Gas
and Other Hydrocarbons.
r"' Resolutio!'!._No. _I515_
./ WHEREAS, on the 30th day of June, 1947, the Board of Supervisors unanimously
'
adopted Resolution No. 7544 relative to the leasing of the hereinafter described real
property, owned by the County, tor the production of oil, gas and other hydrocarbons;
and
WHEREAS, by the terms of said resolution the Board of Supervisors declared
its intention to lease said property for such purposes, and which resolution described
t he property proposed to be leased ineuch manner as to identity it, specified the
minimum rental and terms for which said property was to be leased, . and fixed a time not
less than three weeks thereatter and place for a public meeting of said Board of
Supervisors, to-wit, Monday, July 2S, 19~7, at 10:00 A.M. at the room of the Board of
Supervisors in the County Courthouse, Santa Barbara, California, at. which meeting seale
proposals to lease would be received and considered; and
WHEREAS, said resolution was duly published as required by law; and
WHEREAS, this Board or Supervisors has duly and regularly met, as required in
said resolution, and at which time and plaoe all sealed proposals which were reoeived
were in public session opened, examined and recorded by said Board of Supervisors; and
WHEREAS, the Sunray Oil Corporation is the highest responsible bidder,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED as follows:
1. That all of the foregoing recitations and findings contained in this
resolution are true and correct.
2. That the proposal in writing of the Sunray 011 Corporation, dated July 25,
. .
1947, be and the same is hereby accepted.
3. That the Chairman of the Board of Supervisors be and he is hereby authoriz d
and directed to execute a lease with the said Sunray Oil Corporation in accordance with
the terms or the aaid written proposal of said corporation
4. That the real property, which is the eubjeot of the said lease, is situate
in the County of Santa Barbara, State of California, and particularly described as
follows:.
North half of the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of Section 34,
in Township 10 North, Range 34 West, S.B.B. & M, subject to a right of way over the
North twenty feet (201 ) of the land herein described as granted by Duncan Earl, Et Ux,
to J. L. Hopper by a Deed dated December~, 1S95, recorded in Book 50 of Deeds, at
Page 196 in the Off ice of the Recorder of said County and further subject to the terms
ot a Lease by and between said County and the United States of America dated the 11th
day of January 1943 tor use by said United States of America as a migratory labor camp,
. .
and also subject to the terms of an agreement between said County and War Foods
Administration dated the 13th day of November 1944 tor use of a portion of said real
property as a farm labor supply center
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Notice Qf
Hearin~ ~
Communicatio
,
4 ' ' L
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
State of California, t his 28th day of July, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: C. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, and R. B. McClell
Noes: None Absent: None
Supervisor T. A. Twitchell not voting.
In the Matter o-f Notice of Hearing Before the -Pu-bli-c Utilities Commission
Relative to Water Comp~ny, Ocean Oaks Subdivision, Carpinteria.
The above entitled matter is ordered placed on file.
The Board took a recess until 4:30 p.m. or this day.
At 4:30 p.m. the Board convened .
Present: Supervisors C. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe-Rutherford,
R. B. McClellan, T. A. TW1tchell, {ind J. E. Lewis, Clerk
In the Matter of Communication from James M. Ewing Protesting Redemption Fees
on Certain Property. -
The above entitled matter ls hereby referred to the District Attorney.
Approval of In the Matter of the Approval of the Written Report of the County Director
th' \'lri tten - - -- -
Report of the of Public Works Outlining Plan for Mesa Area of the Goleta Marine Air Base.
County Direct r
of Public Resolution ~o ! 751
Wo-"ks Outlini g
Plan for Mesa WHEREAS, the Mesa area of the Marine Air Base at Goleta has been declared
Area of the
Goleta Marine surplus property by the War Assets Administration of the United States; and
Air Base
v
Study of
Facilities of
the Goleta
Marine Base
Area. "
Contract Wit
Soule and
Murphy ./
WHEREAS, the County Director or Public Works, Richard s. Whitehead, was
dir~cted by this Board to submit in writing a plan for the use of said property by the
County for public purposes; and
WHEREAS, the said Richard s. Whitehead has submitted his report 1n writing
outlining a plan for the use of said property by the County for public purposes,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that the said report by said
Ric~ard s. Whitehead be and the same is hereby approved, subject to determination of
ope~ational and conversion costs.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED th. at th.e said Richard s. Whitehead be and he is hereby
authorized and directed to take all steps necessary to negotiate for the acquisition
of ~he said porperty on behalf of the County of Santa Barbara, eubJeot to approval by
the Board of Supervisors relative to operational and conversion costs
Passed and adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Santa Barbara,
Sta~e of California, this 2gth day of July, 1947, by the following vote:
Ayes: c. w. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan,
and T. A. Twitchell.
Noes: None Absent: None
In the Matter of _Study of Facilities of the Goleta Marine Base Area.
Dr. Charles c. Hedges, Administrator, Santa Barbara General Hospital; William
F. Gunnerson, Probation Officer; H. J. Rudolph, Welfare Director; and Sydney A. Anderson
Farm Adviser, are hereby directed to confer with Richard s. Whitehead, Public Works
Dir'ector, in making a study of the costs of reconversion and operation of the facilities
at the Goleta Marine Base area, as they pertain to their various departments.
In the Matter of Cont-ract With Soule and Murphy, Architects.
The District Attorney is hereby directed to draw a contract covering payment
to Soule and Murphy for work already done on the Santa Barbara General Hospital.
Authorizing
Albert T. Eav s,
Jr., to Trave
to Salinas
In the Matter of Authoriz-ing Albert T. Eaves, Jr. to Travel to Salinas.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, it is Ordered that Albert T. Eaves, Jr ,
v Deputy Auditor, be, and he is hereby, authorized to travel to Salinas relative to Road
Accounting.
It is further ordered that Mr. Eaves be allowed 6 per mile tor the use of his
own oar.
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Buellton Side In the Matter of ~ellton Side Roads Qualifying for S~ate M~tching Funds.
Roads Qua.lif y
ing for State Richard S. Whitehead, Publio Works Director, is hereby directed to confer with
Matching Fund
./ James Dean, Director of Finance, and .other proper officials, relative to the side roads
Report
AllO\-'an' ce of
Claims.
in Buellton qualifying for State matching funds.
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In the Matter of Report .
The report of the City of Santa Barbara Recreational progr9JU was received and
ordered placed-on-file.
In the Matter of Allowance of -Claims.
Upon motion, duly seconded and carried, unanimously, it is ordered that the
tolloWing claims be, and the same are hereby, allowed, each claim for the amount and
payable out of the fund designated in the order of allowance endorsed on the tace of
each claim respectively, to wit:
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A. Carlisle & Co
Addressograph Salee Agency
GENERAL f.UND
Air Reduction Sales Company
Ambassador Laundry
Ambrose Mill and Lumber Company
American Bee Journal
American Optical Company
Anderson
Ed. H. Anderson
W. L. Andrews
Arrowhead and Pur1tas Waters, Ino.
Associated Telephone Co., Ltd.
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13.g1
21.15
21.50
69.66
209. lJ.4
3.00
34-.!2
116.0l
39.5g
32g.55
5.76
13.77
3.60
13.15
121.20
20.3g
13.05
12.75
59.93
62.97
63.4!
4-.55
6.oo
29.20
6.oo
3.25
19.gg
4-.10
37.90
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JuJ.y 28th, 1947.
Associated Telephone company, Ltd.
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Mrs. Ethel H. Bailey
Bancroft-Whitney Company
Banks'
Banks' Typewriter Exchange
L. J. Basso
Beard Motor Company
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Reno Becchio
Blake, Moffitt & Towne
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Borgatello Bros.
Braun Corporation
Dr. Harry E. Brown
Jeanette Brown
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
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GENERAL FUND
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9.22
2.85
3.30
7.05
10.70
21.40
14.78
70.05
6.40
6.50
24.20
3.25
5.58
l~.50
4.75
16.45
9. 80
5.35
3.25
4.00
11.00
39.61
1.23
108.60
99.70
1.25
7.77
1461.91
35.67
13.70
12.56
105.58
50.33
5.00
11.22
20.00
5.11
8.75
.56
5.39
6.oo
1.68
38.21
10.27
48.50
246.14
19.16
6.oo
17.15
California County Pltnn1ng Commissioners GENERAL ~'UND
Association
California Electric t:o.
California Spray-Chemical Gorporation
Campodonico Water Works
Carpinteria Hardware Co.
Carpinteria Herald
Carpinteria Valley Lumber Co.
Carpinteria Water Co.
Hal D. Caywood
Channel Paper and Supply Co.
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Colman Law Book Go.
The Columbia Carbon Company
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Conunercial Bulletin
Continental Car-Na-Var Corporation
Copeland's Bookshop
Juan Cota
County Supervisors Association of California
Walter S. Curorni ngs
Cutter Laboratories
Joe Dal Pozzo
Frank M. Daniels
Dawn Venetian Blind Company
Lillian B. Deisch
pepartment of Commerce
Pat Doyle
Durbiano Dairy
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Albert Eaves , Jr.
Electric Service Company
John D. Elliott
The Elliott Addres sing Machine Company
Eugene Dietzgen Co.
Federal Drug Company
Fishstrom Staple Company
L. Gordon Fiske, M. D.
Five c. Refining Company
Frank W. Powers Co.
The Frederick Post Co
Freezrite Food Lockers
Gall.enkamp' s
George Young, Inc.
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10.00
15.09
63.96
1.75
1.85
16.24
1053.58
32.00
51.08
4.10
10.10
5.07
61.04
26.74
35.88
32.29
1.85
3.50
9.48
7.17
9.00
1,100.00
10.50
11.48
15.64
7.50
768.75
:25.oo
56.95
7.00
1577.67
37.36
12.25
76.04
18.00
9.16
160.62
10.41
30.69
200.00
24.93
32.69
5.86
58.09
10.17
117.00
18.17
800.07
2.77
July 28th, 194 7.
Raymond M. Glover
Golden state company, Ltd.
Grossman & Son Brush & Chemical Co .
H & H Rooting & Supply Co .
Hal w. Hemm
H. E. Henderson, M.D.
Tom Higgins
I sidor J. Hinsperger
Hoag Seed Company
Holiday Hardware Company
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D. L. Hossack
Interstate Bakeries Corporation
C. E. James
J. G. Penny Company
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Johnson Nash Company
Jones, Stationery & Gifts
Joseph G. Moore Co .
J. R. Pava Orthopedic Laboratory
Juillard-Cockcroft corporation
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H. Y. Katayama
J. I. Kinman
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Kittler Hardware co.
L & L Barnett
Lady's Choice Foods
w. T. Lill ard
Robert C. Lilley
Lompoc Community Hospital
Lompoc Record
Los Angeles Dental Supply Company
M. Sanchez & Sons
Mainland Heating & Sheet Metal Works
Frank Maraga
Marks, Incorporated
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Miller-Bryant-Pierce
Mills The Druggi st
'Mission Ice Company
Monroe Calculating Mach. Co . Inc.
Montecito County Water District
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Moore Mercantile Co .
w. F. Morrissey
Sadie McFarland
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Richard McGovney , M. D.
McNall Building Materials
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2. 56
267 . 30
14. 66
700.00
7.00
40.00
6.oo
5~00
78.27
115.73
2.52
46.13
10.00
12.40
83 . 25
36 .01
385 .42
15.00
23 .49
5.70
47.92
140.48
287. 21
75 .00
6.oo
25.06
7.00
34. 39
5.29
5.00
6. 50
49. 21
275 . 33
102.50
9.42
7.00
189.88
78.98
9.84
9.84
35 .90
9.00
2.15
36.15
5.13
3. 25
3,022.93
125.00
165.12
24.97
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Johnny Nelson
New Method Laundry
News-Press Publishing Company
Office Equipment Co .
Osborne ' s Book Store
Ott' s
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Ott Hardware Co.
Pacific Coast Publishing Co.
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Josephine Packer, P .H.N.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Patr ick Moi se Klinkner Co.
Postmaster, Sant a Barbara
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Powers & Company
Chas. A. Pr euss, M. D.
Cha s . A. Preuss, M. D.
The ~uality Printing Service
Rail way Express Company
Ray Oil Burner Company
Redman Scientific Company
Reliable Glassware Uo .
Rodenbeck' s
Royal Ice Cream Co .
Ernest F. Russell, M. D.
G. L. Sadler
Sanitary Laundry
Santa Barbara Bindery
Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital
Santa Barbara Glass Campany Inc.
Santa Barbara Humane Society
Santa Barbar a Optical ~ompany
Santa Barbara Pipe & Supply Co.
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Santa Barbara Retreading Shop
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GENERAL FUND
Santa Barbara Semana Nautica Association, Inc .
Santa Barbara Transit Co.
Santa Maria Valley Warehouse Co . , Inc .
2.00
19. 01
4. 31
163.05
6. 92
38. 34
23 . 72
7. 25
3. 50
33 . 69
1 . 85
9. 89
13. 79
3.38
14. 86
38. 69
14. 20
173. 27
6. 39
. 74
5.16
5.00
325.60
136. 96
40.00
8. 36
60.00
55 .00
102 . 76
J .18
10. 85
15 . 58
111. 73
12. 20
154.60
15. 00
857 .65
6. 36
11. 79
869 . 25
JO . 58
75 .00
20.07
77.50
25 . 61
9.74
7.43
2,000.00
919 .40
.37.50
July 28th, 1947.
Suy P . Sawyer
The Schauer Printing Studio
Har17 L. Schurmeier, M. D.
Seaside Oil Campany
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Security Title Ins. & Guar. Co.
R. E. Shemhart, Postmaster
Shell Oil Company, Inc.
Sherwin-Williams Co.
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GENERAL FUND
Southern California Edison Company, Ltd.
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Southern Counties Gas Company
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Southern Pacific Milling Co
Southern Pacific Company
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Standard Oil Company of California
State Controller
Charles s. Stevens, M.D.
Paul E. Stewart
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Jessie Stinson (Tax Collector)
Agnes Studley
W. Tarr
Homer c. Thompson
Tam Allin & Sons
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Turco Products , Inc.
H. J. Ullmann, M. D.
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Underwood Corporation
Union Oil Company of Calif.
Van Etta's
Ventura Rubber Stemp Co.
Wagner-Woodruff Company
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Walters Sur gical Company
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Thomas ~. Weldon
Roy Wil.kinson
Josephine Williams
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2.126
266.56
70.00
17.18
50.84
528.88
166.25
1.50
60.00
6.73
29.01
51.04
164.99
42.24
2.69
641.66
3.34
61.83
3.79
8.28
45.81
156.97
24.16
1.03
60.00
208. 25
60.00
12.95
35.75
7.50
9.15
10.00
14.69
413.00
16.oo
23.06
41.78
10.00
99.65
1.00
65.00
3.98
1107.00
1765.05
121.89
22.86
23.84
29.15
78.15
30.04
428
Wilson & D1Andrea
Kent R. Wilson, M.D.
w. J. Wilson
Vincent E. Wood
GENERAL FUND
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Clyde Wullbrandt
A. Bloek & Son GOOD ROADS FUND
Air Reduction Sales
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Ambrose Mill and Lumber Co.
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American Bitumuls Co.
A. R. Hebel Garage
Associated Telephone Co, Ltd.
Brooks & Borra
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Carpinteria Hardware Co.
Carpinteria Valley Lumber Co.
Charles Bruning Co. Inc.
Coast Welding Supply
Craviotto Bros.
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Lucy E. Davis
Martin De P1azz1
Eugene Dietzgen Co.
F. L. Gurrad
Harnsiohf'eger Corp.
K. H. Heltman
Keuff el & Esser Co.
L. N. D1edrioh1 Inc.
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Nielsm & Rassmussen
Ott's
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Pacific Gas and Electric Co.
W. J. Rosebro
Santa Barbara Mill & Lumber Co.
Sant~ Barbara Retreading Shop
Seaside Oil Co.
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171.42
120.00
15.00
4.37
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g39.86
1426.4o
14.oo
20.53
77.!5
4.31
.62
32.42
4o.71
5g.72
156.35
45.05
11.12
12.10
2901.07
g5.62
17.16
479.70
2.86
25.94
31.26
15.93
52.04
41.37
100.00
15.4.g
186.22
7.4o
29.13
12.75
33.35
is.5g
26.14
7.37
27.4g
3.19
1.71
24.69
1.20
25.g4
19.68
36g.52
142.20
15g.67
Seaside Oil Company
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GOOD ROADS FUND
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Sines Equipment & Supply Co.
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Smith Booth Usher Co.
So l~ang Garage & Service Station
Southern Calif. Edison Co., Ltd.
Southern Calif. Edison Co., Ltd
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Standard Oil Co.
Standard Oil Co. of Calif
Homer C. Thompson
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Toro Canyon Compan1
Valley Oxygen Co.
Water Department
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Western Motor Transfer, Inc
Western Welding Co.
Westwiok Iron Works
R. c. lfestwiok
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White Spot Service Station
Vincent E. Wood
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W. P. Fuller & Co.
R. J. Wullbrandt
Ethel H. Bailey
Hal w. Hamm
SALARY FUND
Dudley Ray Hossack
Henry James
Frank Walker
w. J. W11son
Brooks & Borra FIRST ROAD FUND
Western Motor Transfer, Ino.
w. P. Fuller & Co.
Five C. Refining Company
THIRD ROAD FUND
Five c. Ref 1n1ng Company SANTA YNEZ ROAD FOND
107.22
6g.22
g1.29
43.32
257.33
g.74
10.27
94.29
47.26
14.gl
5.02
2.30
4.90
lg.07
15.96
33.55
5.14
2.50
15.13
1.95
9325.99
5.77
36.19
19.50
17.75
3.50
1.36
123.01
39.31
52.70
5.00
5.00
4.67
3g.4o
24.oo
5.00
4337.4g
2992.05
i4g.63
1153.13
553.!7
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Upon the passage of the foregoing order, the roll being called, the following
Supervisors voted Aye, to-wit:
c. W. Bradbury, Paul E. Stewart, J. Monroe Rutherford, R. B. McClellan, and
T. A. Twitchell.
Nays: None Absent: None
Attest:
Upon motion the Board adjourned sine die
The foregoing minutes are hereby approved