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THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
Adopted this Order on October 26, 1993 by the following vote:
AYES: Supervisors Powers, Bishop, McPeak and Torlakson
NOES: None
ABSENT: Supervisor Smith
ABSTAIN: None
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SUBJECT: Hearing on the appeal of Clyde Hill
This is the time heretofore noticed by the Clerk of the Board
of Supervisors for hearing of the appeal of Clyde Hill from the
General Assistance Evidentiary hearing decision.
Jewel Mansapit, General Assistance Program Analyst, Social
Service Department, submitted a memorandum at the request of the
appellant to continue the hearing to November 9 , 1993 .
IT IS BY THE BOARD ORDERED that the hearing on the appeal of
Clyde Hill from the General Assistance Evidentiary Hearing decision
is continued to November 9 , 1993 at 2: 15 P.M.
I hereby certify that this is a true and correct copy of an
action taken and entered on the minutes of the Board of Supervisors
on the date shown.
ATTESTED: October 26, 1993
Phil Batchelor, Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors and County Administrator
By Deputy
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cc: County Administrator
County Counsel
Social Services
Appeals Division
J. Mansapit, Program Analyst
C. Hill
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CONTRA CC I TA COUNTY RECEIVE OCXAL 6=V10E DEPARTMM
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October 26, 1993
TO: BOARD OF SUPERVISORJS
FROM: JEWEL MANSAPI ERAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM ANALYST
SUBJECT: APPEAL OF GEN ASSISTANCE EVIDENTIARY HEARING
DECISION BY CLYDE HILL
At the request of the appellant, Sociai Service
Department is requesting continuance of the Board
Hearing to November 9, 1993.
Jewel Mansapit
General Assistance Program Analyst
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FROM: Perfecto Villarreal, Director
Social Service Department
DATE: November 2, 1993
SUBJECT: APPEAL OF GENERAL ASSISTANCE EVIDENTIARY HEARING
DECISION BY BETTY MORGAIN
SPECIFIC REQUEST(S) OR RECOMMENDATIONS AND BACKGROUND AND
JUSTIFICATION
RECOMMENDATION:
That the Board grant Betty Morgain's appeal of the General Assistance Hearing
decision.
BACKGROUND:
Claimant filed request for Hearing on August 15, 1993. The Hearing was
scheduled for September 9, 1993. The claim was denied.
Signature:
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ACTION OF BOARD ON
APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED OTHER
VOTE OF SUPERVISORS:
UNANIMOUS (ABSENT )
AYES: NOES:
ABSENT: ABSTAIN:
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TRUE AND
CORRECT COPY OF AN ACTION TAKEN AD
ENTERED ON THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS ON THE DATE SHOWN.
ATTESTED
PHIL BATCHELOR, CLERK OF THE BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS AND COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR
BY , DEPUTY
Signature:
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Subject: MORGAIN,BETTY
SS Field No. 329926
Invest. Type: Field Investigation Household comp.
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COPIES OF REPORT TO:
Investigation Requested By: Sirmons,E Ext: 6-3647
Date of Request: 7-08-93
Date Investigation Begun: 8-05-93
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INVESTIGATION SUMMARY:
On 8-05-93 I made an unannounced visit to 567 South 30th
Street, Richmond, Ca. The resident, who verbally identified himself
as Larry Simonton, came to the door and informed me that Betty
Morgain was not there at the moment. I then asked Simonton if
Morgain was presently living at this address and he replied "Yes,
she lives here" . I
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Reported By: JAMES W. BEANE, HAA- le
Welfare Fraud Investigator
Date: August 5, 1993
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Cuntra Costa County Suual Service Department
GENERAL ASSISTANCE ALTERNATE MAILING ADDRESS REQUEST
CASE NAME 1 CASE NUMBER EW PCN
I request that my General Assistance checks and all other mail from the Social Service Department be sent to:
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❑ My home address is:
I have no home address.
REASON FOR REQUEST: T��� �1'!t Wit=
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1 understand that it is my responsibility to pick up my mail regularly, and that failure to do will not be
considered good cause for failure to keep appointments with Social Service.
I understand that if I do not have a current home address, I must contact my Eligibility Worker monthly.
When 1 obtain a home address,I understand that 1 must report it to my Eligibility Worker right away.
I understand that if I do have a home address other than my mailing address, I must include my home address
on my monthly income report,and that 1 must report any change in my home address to my Eligibility Worker
right away. I understand that 1 must provide verification of my home address (such as rent receipts, utility
bills,etc.)to my Eligibility Worker every six months.
I UNDERSTAND MY RESPONSIBILITIES AND DECLARE THE ABOVE TO BE TRUE AND CORRECT TO THE BEST OF MY
KNOWLEDGE.
SIGNATURE DATE
COUNTY USE FNLY
METHOD OF VERIFICATION
❑ APPROVED TICKLER SET FOR ❑ DISAPPROVED Reason:
TO REVIEW
ELIGIBI IT ORKER SI TURE DA E 1 SUPERVISOR'S SIGNATURE DATE
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October 21, 1993 RECEIVED
Tom Torlakson, Chairman OCT 2 5 1993
and Members of the Board of Supervisors
Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors CLERK COTBOARAOCOSUPERVISORS R
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651 Pine Street, 11th Floor
Martinez, CA 94553
Dear Chairman Torlakson and Members of the Board of Supervisors:
As you know the City of Orinda and the Town of Moraga have undertaken an evaluation of fire
services in our communities. The City of Orinda's goal in this effort is to ensure continuation of the
highest practical level of fire protection to this community.
To this end we commissioned an independent consultant to help us evaluate the relative costs and
benefits of several service delivery alternatives. We have considered the County's plan to consolidate
the merit system and volunteer fire districts into a single district, as well as other options such as the
formation of an independent fire district in the Orinda/Moraga area. Based on this effort the City
of Orinda has reached the following overall conclusions:
1. It would be feasible in both operational and financial terms to form an independent fire
protection district serving the Orinda and Moraga areas. At the -present time, the City of
Orinda is not proposing this option; however, our position in this matter is dependent upon
assurances from the Board of Supervisors that your proposed single district consolidation will
not deteriorate fire protection services in Orinda.
2. While there are cost reduction benefits to be achieved through the consolidation efforts being
undertaken by the Board, it is also critical that service levels not be reduced. We do not yet
see any special focus on minimum acceptable levels of service. To the contrary, we are
worried that financial considerations dominate the considerations.
3. During any consolidation proceedings that your Board may initiate, there are means through
which the county can assure the maintenance of acceptable levels of fire service capacity to
the citizens of Orinda. We are looking to the Board for these assurances.
As the Board knows, the formation and reorganization of fire districts within California is governed
by statutes that are generally referred to as Cortese - Kn6,x and the Fire Protection District Law of
1987. Specifically,these statues provide the Board and the Local Agency Formation Commission with
the ability to:
1. Establish separate "service zones" for providing fire services within a district service area.
2. Appoint advisory fire service commissions for the district as whole or for separate zones.
3. Set forth special conditions related to the continued provision of services upon reorganizations
and consolidations.
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Tom Torlakson, Chairman
October 21, 1993
Page Two
We understand from your staff that depending on the outcome of the advisory measure vote in the
November election, the Board is considering the initiation of proceedings to consolidate the Orinda
and Contra Costa Fire Protection Districts. If you undertake this initiative, the Orinda City Council
requests that the Board condition the LAFCO application and consolidation proceedings as follows:
1. Establish an Orinda Fire Service Zone that is coterminous with the existing boundaries of the
Orinda Fire Protection District.
2. Designate the Zone as a "high fire hazard area".
3. Commit that three stations and adequate equipment will continue to operate within the Zone
to maintain existing emergency response times.
4. Commit to a minimum staffing level of three person engine companies, an officer in charge,
and an administrative Battalion Chief (which may be shared with the Moraga Fire Protection
District), dedicated to the Zone and maintain personnel in the Zone who are familiar with the
special wildlands fire hazards and road network within the Zone.
5. Commit all current tax revenue and future growth in tax revenues generated in the Zone to
services within the Zone.
6. Commit that personnel assigned to the Zone be EMT certified.
7. Establish an advisory commission comprised of local representatives for the service area Zone,
with representatives to be recommended by the Orinda.City Council and appointed by the
Board of Supervisors.
The consolidation, conditioned as outlined immediately above, would permit the benefits of
consolidation to be achieved and would assure adequate fire protection within the designated Z
one. Without these commitments, we do not believe that the Orinda community will be assured that
the single district consolidation will preserve adequate fire protection, and support for consolidation
would be severely eroded.
During the last ten years the tax revenues generated within the Orinda Fire Protection District have i
exceeded the expenditures in the district by over $2,800,000. For the future, we are not seeking to
receive special benefits over and above other parts of a consolidated district. Rather,these conditions
are proposed simply to assure that the consolidation does not result in leaving a high fire hazard area
at greater risk than existed before consolidation. We are certain that your Board has the same goal
and that you will find these conditions consistent with your intent.
Thank you for your continued efforts to assure adequate ,fire protection. On behalf of the Orinda
City Council, thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
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Bobbie Landers, Mayo
BL/TS:nh
Presentation before the Board of Supervisors
Please complete this form and return it to the Office of the Clerk
of the Board, 651 Pine Street, Room 106, Martinez by Wednesday
Noon, prior to the Tuesday Board meeting for which the presentation
is scheduled. Failure to submit the completed form as requested
may necessitate the removal of the item from the Board's agenda.
1. Date of Board Meeting_October 26, 1993 Time: 9:00 a.m.
2. Who will introduce the subject to the presentation? Jonothan
Dumas, Chair, of the Advisory Council on Equal Employment
Opportunity. He will explain the role of the Advisory
Council; why Department Heads were asked to recommend
employees for special recognition; why the Advisory Council
recommends to the Board employees to award Certificates of
Commendation.
3. Will the Board Chair be asked to make the presentation? No,
the Board Chair and Supervisors will be asked to hand the
employee their certificates; however, they may chose to offer
comments to the Department Head and employee regarding the
recognition.
(If yes, attach notes or comments which the Chair may use in
making the presentation. )
4. Will other Board Members be asked to participate? Yes How?
Each Board Member will be asked to give (hand) the award to
the employee(s) .
5. How long will the presentation/program take? The presentation
should take no more than fifteen minutes.
6. Outline the procedure or format of the presentation. The
Chair of the Advisory Council will be asked to present the
presentation. The Chair will give a brief background of the
Advisory Council; its purpose; why it requested from
Department Heads the names of employees to receive special
recognition; and why the employees selected are being
recommended to the Board for the Commendation.
Departments Heads or their representative will present will
present their employee to the Board and audience with a
background of who long the employee has been with the County
and in their Department; the employees job title and a
description of what the employee does in the department; and
why they recommended the employee to the Advisory Council for
special recognition.
Attach background information relative to this presentation.
Attached are copies of the awards each Board member will
present to the employee(s) .
S. Name of person to contact and phone. Emma Kuevor, Affirmative
Action Officer, County Administrator's Office, 646-4106.
Date: September 17, 1993
Signature:
County Department:
Office of the County Administrator
Contra Costa County
Affirmative Action Office
651 Pine Street, Martinez, CA 94553
(510) 646-4106 fax: (510) 646-1353
Memorandum
Date: September 17, 1993
To: Department Heads:
Building Inspection
County Counsel
General Services
Probation
Sheriff-Coroners
Social Services
Treasurer-Tax Collector
From: Emma Kuevor
Affirmative t on Officer
Subject: Certificate of Commendation
Several months ago, the Advisory Council on Equal Employment
Opportunity recognized employees in your department and submitted
their names to the Board of Supervisors for special recognition in
the form of a Certificate of Commendation.
The Board will recognize your employee(s) at their October 26, 1993
meeting at 9:00 a.m. You are being asked to present your employee
to the Board. In your presentation, I recommend that you advise
the Board of the length of time the employee has been with the
County and in your department; their job class; a brief description
of what they do; and why you submitted their names to the Advisory
Council for special recognition.
I've attached a copy of the certificate that will be presented to
them. Of course their certificate will be in a frame with the
County seal, and signed by Supervisor Torlakson. I 've also
enclosed a copy of the presentation format given to the Board.
Please advise your employee(s) of the date and time so they can
make appropriate arrangements. They may want to invite friends and
relatives to the Board meeting. We anticipate that members of the
Advisory Council on Equal Employment Opportunity may also attend.
Call me if you have questions regarding the Commendation.
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a:Commend
Presentation before the Board of Supervisors
Please complete this form and return it to the Office of the Clerk of
the Board, 651 Pine Street, Room 106, Martinez by Wednesday Noon,
prior to the Tuesday Board meeting for which the presentation is
scheduled. Failure to submit the completed form as requested may
necessitate the removal of the item from the Board's agenda.
1 Date of .Board Meeting 10-26-93 Time: 9:oo AM
2. Who will introduce the subject of the presentation?
Patricia Burke, Franchise Administrator
3. Will the Board Chair be asked to make the presentation? No.
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(If yes, attach notes or comments which the Chair may use
in making the presentation. )
4. Will other Board Members be asked to participate? . How? No.
5. How long will the presentation/program take? 10 Minutes.
6. Outline the procedure or format of the presentation.
,-Recognize WAVE (Western Access Video Excellence) Awards Winners.
Show Clips from Award Videos.
-Short Update on CCTV Projects and Award Finalists.
-Show Clips from "Deadbeat Parents" and Award Finalists.
7. Attach background information relative. to this presentation.
(To Follow) .
S. Name of person to contact and phone.
Patricia Burke (510) 646-2948.
Dated:
Signature
Countyartment