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Home My WebLink AboutMINUTES - 06262001 - C.135 TO: ~ ' BOARD OF SUTTRVISORS - f Contra :... Costa osta _I �ny :- ` :� County . C John Sweeten, County Administrator DATE: ' cuiivr June 26, 2001 SUBJECT: Appointment of Official Successors to Members of the Board of Supervisors SPECIFIC REQUEST(S)OR RECOMMENDATION(S)&BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION RECOMMENDATIONS: 1. Appoint the following persons to serve, in priority, as standby officers for the respective members of the Board: Supervisor Standby Officers John Gioia 1. Rayne Martin 2. Jim McMillan 3. Rich Bartke Gayle:B. Uilkema 1. Margaret DePriester 2. John Sparacino 3. Mike Eisenberg Donna Gerber 1. Gail Murray 2. Karen McPherson 3. Kathryn Chiverton Mark DeSaulnier 1. Farrel A. Stewart 2. Daniel Helix 3. Lynette Kiehl Federal D. Glover 1. Janis Glover 2. Vincent Manuel 3. Mary Erbez 2. Direct.that the above appointments supersede all previous appointments. CONTIN>p ON ATTACHMENT: YES SIGNATURE: RECOMMENDATION OF COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR RECOMMENDATION OF BOARD COMMITTEE APPROVE OTHER SIGNATURES : ACTION OF BOARD ON June 26. 2001 APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED X OTHER X Supervisor Gerber noted that the priority order for the standby officers f,or her district was transposed on the Board order. The correct order shall be 1)Gail Murray, 2)Kathryn Chiverton, 3)Karen McPherson. The Board approved with the noted correction. VOTE OF SUPERVISORS I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TRUE _X _.UNANIMOUS(ABSENT none ) AND CORRECT COPY OF AN ACTION TAKEN AYES: NOES: AND ENTERED ON THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD ABSENT: ABSTAIN: OF SUPERVISORS ON THE DATE SHOWN. ATTESTED June 26, 2001 Contact: JOHN S67EETEN CLERK OF THE BOARD OF cc: Board of Supervisors SUORS VISORS AND COUN Y ADMINISTRATOR County Administrator - Office of Emergency Services BY DEPUTY BACKGROUND: Pursuant to the California Emergency Services Act,Article 15, Preservation of Local Government, the governing body of a political subdivision of the State is required to appoint three standby officers for each member of the governing body. Accordingly, Section 42-4.004 of the County Ordinance Code requires the Board to make such appointments. A standby officer appointed by the Board is to serve in place of a regular Board member when the regular Board member is unavailable during a state of war emergency, a state of emergency or a local emergency. Unavailable means that the regular Board member has been killed, is missing r is so seriously injured as to be unable to attend meetings and otherwise perform his/her duties. Appointment of the standby officers listed above will assure a line of succession so that in the event of the unavailability of one or more regular Board members during a state of war emergency, a state of emergency or a local emergency the business of the Board of Supervisors may continue to be conducted with a full complement of Board members. As required by the County Ordinance Code, the status of these standby officer appointments will be reviewed annually to determine if any change in appointees is necessary. -2- ' FIREWORKS 42-4.004-44-2.002 Veterans Code Section 18. (Ord. 1880: Ord. 1685: 42-4.010 Filling and review of appointments. prior code § 3110). At its second regular meeting in March of each year,the board of supervisors shall review the status 424.004 Appointments for succession. The of all standby appointments.The board shall inquire board of supervisors shall appoint three standby whether three standbys for each member of the officers (designated No. 1, No. 2, and No. 3) for board of supervisors are available. Vacancies for each of the five members of the board of supervi- standbys shall be filled in accordance with Section sors. (Ord. 1880: Ord. 1685: prior code § 3111). 42-4.006. At the same time the board shall review its desig- 424.006 Procedures and duties.The board of nation by resolution of arialternative temporary supervisors shall examine, investigate, appoint, re- county seat pursuant to Government Code Section move, and replace standby officers in accordance 23600. (Ord. 1880: Ord. 1685: prior code § 3114). with Military and Veterans Code Sections 1550.03, 1550.04 and 1550.05; and the chairman, or in his absence,the vice-chairman,shall administer the oath Division 44 required by Section 1550.05. The board shall file with the Secretary of State DANGEROUS MATERIALS a copy of its action appointing,removing,or replac- ing any standby officers. Chapters: Standby officers shall have the duties and authori- 44-2 Fireworks ty prescribed in Military and Veterans Code Section 44-4 Weapons 1550.06. The county clerk shall provide each standby office with a copy of Military and Veterans Code Chapter 442 Division 7, Chapter 1, Article 6 Sections 1550 through 1550.1,inclusive,and of Sections 42-4.004 FIREWORKS* through 42-4.010, inclusive, of this code. (Ord. 1880: Ord. 1685: prior code § 3112). Sections: 44-2.002 Restrictions—Exceptions. 424.008 Temporary appointments. If all members of the board of supervisors, including all 442.002 Restrictions—Exceptions. (a) No standby members,be unavailable, temporary mem- person shall possess, manufacture, sell, use or dis- bers of the board of supervisors, if needed, shall be charge, or offer to do so, any fireworks (including appointed by the chairman of the board of supervi- "dangerous," "safe and sane," and other fireworks) sors of the following counties, acting in the order as defined in or pursuant to Health and Safety Code listed if the chairman of a county listed earlier is Sections 12502 through 12504 other than fusees(red unavailable: flares) properly used by railroads, peace officers, (1) Alameda; firemen and motorists. (2) San Francisco; (b) This section does not forbid..or control acts (3) Santa Clara; or matter expressly allowed, permitted or licensed (4) Sacramento; under state law; nor does it allow acts or matter (5) San Mateo; more strictly forbidden or controlled by state law or (6) San Joaquin; by local fire regulations. (Ord. 72-19 § 1, 1972: (7) Marin. prior code § 3220: Ord. 684). The board of supervisors finds and determines that these counties are within one hundred fifty miles of this county, and are the nearest and most populated counties, in order of their listing. (Ord. 1880: Ord. 1685: prior code § 3113). For the statutory provisions regarding fireworks, see Health and Saf.C.§ 12500 ff. 89 (Contra Costa County 5.99) 444.002-44-4.010 HEALTH AND SAFETY c Chapter 44-4 44-4.010 Concealed weapon permit fees.The _ fees for the sheriffs processing of applications for WEAPONS* concealed weapon permits are as follows: (a) For an initial concealed weapon Sections: permit $197.00 44-4.002 Firearms—Possession by (b). For reneal of a concealed weapon minors. permit $73.00 44-4.004 Firearms—Discharge (c) For renewal of a concealed weapon restrictions. permit and renewal of a firearms 44-4.006 Firearms—Enforcement officer. qualification $98.00 44-4.008 Firearms—Ammunition sale to (d) For the addition of firearm(s) minors. on a concealed weapon permit $35.00 44-4.010 Concealed weapon permit fees. (e) For replacement of a lost concealed weapon permit or the reissuance of a 44-4.002 Firearms—Possession by minors. permit due to a change in personal No minor under the age of sixteen year shall possess information about the permit holder $10.00 or use firearms of.22 calibre or greater or air guns (Ord. 94-58 § 2; Gov. Code, § 54985(a); Penal except under the direct supervision and control of Code, § 12054). an adult. (Prior code § 3300; Ord. 603). 44-4.004 Firearms--Discharge restrictions. (a) No person shall discharge any firearm in any public place or adjacent to or in the direction of any public place. (b) No person shall discharge any firearm in any private place located in a district zoned residential or commercial. (c) Subsections (a) and (b) shall not apply to: (1) The discharge of firearms otherwise autho- rized by law. (2) Any of the persons listed in Penal Code Sec- tion 12031(b). (Ord. 92-72 § 2: Ord. 67-44 § 2, 1967: prior code § 3301). 44-4.006 Firearms—Enforcement officer.** The sheriff of this county shall be responsible for the enforcement of this chapter.(Prior code§3302). 444.008 Firearms — Ammunition sale to minors. No person shall sell or give to any minor under the age of sixteen years any ammunition capable of being used by a parent,legal guardianor adult authorized by the parent. (Ord. 1676: prior code § 3303). * For the statutory provisions regarding the regulation of firearms generally,see Pen.C.§467,11106 and 12000 ff;for the provision that the state has preempted registration and licensing of firearms, see Gov.C.§9619;for the provisions regarding the sale of weap- ons to children,see Pen. C. § 12072 and§ 12550 ff. ** For sheriff,see Ch.24-20,this code. (Contra Costa County 5-99) 90