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TOM TORLAKSON, PITTMURG DA. Box 911
6109 DISTRICT MARTINEZ,CALIFORNIA 94553
TUESDAY
October 18, 1983
9: 00 A.M. -Call to order and opening ceremonies.
Presentation by Supervisor Torlakson and Supervisor
Fanden on the 1983 Great American Smokeout -
November 17, 1983.
Report on the progress of the Byron Boys' Ranch Air
Conditioning project by Warren Smith.
Consider Consent Items.
Consider Determination Items.
Consider recommendations of Board Committees.
Consider recommendations and requests of Board Members.
1: 30 P.M. Closed Session (as required) .
2: 30 P.M. Hearings on recommendations of the County Planning
Commission with respect to the following planning matters:
a) Rezoning application 2427-RZ filed by Joseph M.
Starita et. al. , Pleasant Hill BART Station area.
b) Rezoning application 2553-RZ filed by Security
Owners Corporation , Pleasant Hill area.
c) Rezoning applications 2562-RZ, 2563-RZ and 2564-RZ
filed by Ronald Nunn et. al. , Brentwood area.
If the aforesaid rezoni-ng applications are approved,
introduce ordinancest waive reading and fix November 1, 1983
for adoption.
Hearing on appeal of L. E. Wisenberg, Jr. (applicant)
from County Planning Commission decision denying Delta
Coves project Final Development Plan 3024-82 and
Tentative Subdivision Map 6013, Bethel Island area
(continued from October 11, 1983) .
Hearing on appeal of Edgar' Hayden et. al. from Board of
Appeals approval of application for LUP 2041-83 filed by
Serafino Bianchi for establishment of a day care and
pre-school facility, Walnut Creek area.
Consider comments by members of the public.
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The Board meets in all its capacities pursuant to Ordinance
Code Section 24-2. 402.
Persons who wish to address the Board should complete the form
provided for that purpose and furnish a copy of any written state-
ment to the Clerk.
All matters listed under CONSENT ITEMS are considered by the
Board to be routine and will be enacteJ-6y-one motion. There will
be no separate discussion of these items unless requested by a
member of the Board or a member of the public prior to the time the
Board votes on the motion to adopt.
Persons who wish to speak on matters set for PUBLIC HEARING
will be heard when the Chairman calls for comments from those per-
sons who are in support thereof or in opposition thereto. After
persons have spoken, the hearing is closed and the matter is subject
to discussion and action by the Board. There is no further comment
permitted from the audience unless invited by the Chairman.
Committee meetings are held in Room 105, the James P. Kenny
Conference Room, County Administration Building, Martinez.
The Internal Operations Committee (Supervisors N. C. Fanden and
T. Powers) meets on the first and third Mondays of the month at 9: 30 A.M.
The Finance Committee (Supervisors T. Torlakson and S. W. McPeak)
meets on the second and fourth Mondays of the month at 9: 30 A.M.
The Water Committee (Supervisors S. W. McPeak and T. Torlakson)
meets on the first Monday of the month at 3: 00 P.M.
The Transportation Committee (Supervisors R. Schroder and T.
Powers) meets on the third Monday of the month at 1: 30 P.M.
The Recycling Committee (Supervisors N. C. Fanden and
T. Torlakson) meets on the third Wednesday of the month at 12: 30 P.M.
in the Conference Room of the City of Martinez, 525 Henrietta Street.
DEADLINE FOR AGENDA ITEMS: TUESDAY, 5: 00 P.M.
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CONSENT ITEMS
(Individual items subject to removal from Consent Calendar by request of
any Supervisor , or on a request for discussion by a member of the public.)
ROAD AND TRANSPORTATION
1. 1 Central Street Adopt Resolution of North
Intention to Vacate Richmond
Portions of Central
Street and First St.
and Set Tuesday,
November 29, 1983 at
10: 30 a.m. for Public
Hearing
1.2 2565 Oak Road Approve and Authorize Walnut
Exchange of Surplus Creek
Property for Easement
Rights with Adjacent
Owners
1. 3 1982 Slurry Accept Completed Contract E1 Sobrante
Seal Project & Kensington
1.4 Pacifica Avenue Accept Completed Project W. Pittsburg
Storm Drain
Repair
1. 5 Taylor Blvd. , Accept Completed Contract Pleasant
Earthquake Hill
Restrainer
LAND DEVELOPMENT
APPROVE the following:
Item Development Developer Area
1.6 Final Map, SUB 6345 Desco Investment, Walnut
Subdivision & Inc. Creek
Road Improvement
Agreements
1.7 Final Map, SUB 5535 Woodhill Oakley
Subdivision & Development Co.
Road Improvement
Agreements
ACCEPT improvements as complete and , where appropriate, refund cash
bond and/or accept roads into the County system in the following
development:
Development Developer Area
1. 8 MS 47-81 Jack & Carolyn Wessman Knightsen
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GRANT permission for the following road closure:
Type
Road Closure Date Event &Lea
1.9 Sunset Road Partial Between installing a Brentwood
10/19/83 gas line
and
10/28/83
BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
1.10 625 Court St. , Approve Plans and Martinez
Data Processing Advertise for Bids
for HVAC Improvements
SPECIAL DISTRICTS
1.11 Sanitation Approve Services Port
District Agreement Costa,
No. 7A Naval -
Weapons
Station,
Bethel
Island,
Discovery
Bay
1.12 CSA D-3 Authorize Advance Antioch
Acquisition of Project
Right of Way
1.13 Flood Control Accept Completed Contract Pleasant
Drainage Area 44B Hill
PUBLIC WORKS - OTHER
1.14 Buchanan Field Convey Sewer Easement to
Airport Central Contra Costa
Sanitary District
STATUTORY ACTIONS
1.15 AUTHORIZE transfer of unrefunded balance from 1978-79 Duplicate
Payment Fund to the County General' Fund pursuant to Revenue and
Taxation Code Section 5097 and 5102, as recommended by the
County Auditor-Controller.
1.16 AUTHORIZE changes in the assessment roll as recommended" by the
County Auditor-Controller.
1.17 APPROVE recommendation of County Treasurer-Tax Collector with
respect to requests for refunds of penalties on delinquent pro-
party taxes.
1.18 AUTHORIZE cancellation of uncollected penalty and interest on
assessment reduced by Assessment Appeals Board as recommended
by County Auditor-Controller.
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CLAIMSL COLLECTIONS & LITIGATION
1.19 DENY claims of L. L. & H. J. Simpson, G. D. Piearson-aka Don
Greene, M. A. Berke, W. J. Detmer, S. L. & C. L. Sizeler, E. &
E. Donnell, M. & D. Lin, G. Latter , A. & C. Johnson, H.
Locklin, W. J. McCubbin, H. & F. Marsh, L. & S. Worthington,
Shell Oil Company, H. Brown, W. McNerny and application to file
late claim of J. Balzer, as recommended by County Counsel.
1. 20 AUTHORIZE legal defense for person who has so requested in
connection with Municipal Court of California, County of Contra
Costa, Mt. Diablo Judicial District Case No. 43195.
1. 21 AUTHORIZE legal defense for persons who have so requested in
connection with United States District Court, Northern District
of California Docket No. 83 3914 RPA.
HEARING DATES - None
HONORS & PROCLAMATIONS - None
ADOPTION OF ORDINANCES
1. 22 ADOPT ordinance amending Contra Costa County Ordinance Code
56. 4. 408 with respect to time restrictions for solicitors and
peddlers, as recommended by County Counsel.
APPOINTMENTS & RESIGNATIONS
1. 23 ACCEPT resignation of Leonard Gianno from the Fish and Wildlife
Study Committee and apply Board appointment policy.
1. 24 APPOINT, in lieu of election, Leo Arnaudo and Norman Nadotti
Trustees of Reclamation District No. 2024 pursuant to Section
50741 of the California Water Code.
1. 25 APPOINT, in lieu of election, Ronald Morris. and Leslie Muller
Trustees of Reclamation District No. 2036 pursuant to Section
50741 of the California Water Code.
1. 26 APPOINT, in lieu of election, Gerald Dinelli, Patrick Foley,
Frederick Branstetter, Tony Brennan and Neil Vanucci' Trustees
of Reclamation District No. 2026 pursuant. to Section 50741 of
the California Water Code.
LEGISLATION
Bill No. Subject Position
1. 27 HR 2981 Provide antitrust Support
protection to local
government
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APPROPRIATION ADJUSTMENTS - 1983-1984 FY
1. 28 Public Works: Add Community Development Block Grant revenue of
157,000 for Bailey Road frontage improvements and Solano and
Suisun Avenues drainage imprvements.
1. 29 Public Works_SCountX_Service Area RR-9, E1 Sobrante) : Add
increased revenue of $1, 500 from park dedication fees and
appropriate $4,900 to reroof Kennedy Grove Resident House.
1. 30 Public Works (Buchanan Field) : Add $28,430 of increased airport
revenues and transfer $126, 120 from Airport Enterprise Fund
Reserve together with $157,380 of internal appropriations for
the West Terminal Road project ($276, 000) and Avigation
Easements 19R ($7, 500) .
1. 31 District Attorney: Add $5,400 to continue financing the
Battered Women' s Alternatives crisis line.
1. 32 Probation Girls' Center) : Add revenue of $30, 000 from care of
juveniles to complete restoration of Girls' Center budget. The
restoration included in the final budget revision schedule was
for net County cost only. .
1. 33 Walnut Creek - Danville Municipal Court: Add $1, 514 from
Prior-Yea'r Reserve for contingencies for unencumbered office
expenditure.
1. 34 Internal Adjustments: Changes not affecting totals for
ollowing budget units: Public Works (County Service Area R-7,
County Service Area LIB 11) , County Administrator (LAFCO) ,
Office of Emergency Services, Public Defender , Auditor-Controller
(Data Processing) , West County Fire Protection District.
GRANTS & CONTRACTS
APPROVE and authorize execution of agreements between the County and
following agencies:
Amount
Agency Purpose ; To Be Rec d Period
1. 35 Department 1984 Head Start $2, 112,736 Effective
of Health & grant application ($88, 300 1-1-84
County funds)
1. 36 State Women, Infants $301,728 10-1-83
Department of & Children (WIC) to
Health Services Program 9-30-84
Amount
To Be Paid
1. 37 Los Medanos Maintain Bill for 7-1-83
College electronic service until
equipment : terminated
1. 38 County of Sub-acute up to $43. 00 7-1-83
Marin residential per day to
treatment for 6-30-84
Contra Costa
mental health
patients
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TRAVEL AUTHORIZATION
Name and Destination
Department and date Meeting
1. 39 Eric Wallner Los Angeles 33rd Annual
Member-Juvenile 10-21-83 Training
Justice Commission Seminar
PERSONNEL ACTIONS
1. 40 ESTABLISH the class of Chief of Maternal, Children and
Adolescent Health Services at salary level H5 925.
1. 41 ALLOCATE the class of Microfilm Technician I-Project to Exempt
Salary Schedule at salary level H1768 and classify 3 permanent-
intermittent positions in Clerk-Recorder/Recorder-Micrographics
Department.
CANCEL and add positions as follows:
Department Cancel _ Add
1. 42 Health Services/ 1 20/40 Physical -----
Public Health
1 20/40 1 40/40 Occupational
Occupational Therapist
Therapist
1. 43 Social Service 1 32/40 Clerk- 1 40/40 Clerk-
Department Experienced Level Experienced Level
1 32/40 Clerk- 1 24/40 Clerk-
Experienced Level Experienced Level
(P.I. )
1.44 Auditor- 1 Programmer 1 Senior
Office Services Trainee Program Analyst-
EDP
1. 45 Animal Services ---------- 1 Supervising Clerk
1. 46 County 1 Public 1 Senior Emergency
Administrator/ Information Planning Coordinator
Emergency Services Officer
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OTHER ACTIONS
1. 47 AMEND the rate for Form Vocational School to $1,994 per month
effective June 24, 1983 for all new placements as of that date
and effective September 1, 1983 for all other placements, as
recommended by the County Probation Officer.
1. 48 ADOPT resolutions for Assessment District 1981-1 (San Ramon
Valley Blvd. ) making changes in assessment roll, determining
assessment remaining unpaid, approving agreement with Central
Contra Costa Sanitation District, authorizing sale of bonds,
ordering sale of bonds, appointing paying agent and approving
agreement with Bank of America NT & SA to act as registrar ,
transfer agent and paying agent for bond issues.
1. 49 APPROVE and adopt property tax exchange resolution for the Nick
Annexation to Mt. View Sanitary District (LAFC 83-17) .
1. 50 INCREASE The revolving fund in the Delta Municipal Court from
$220 to $295 (an increase of $75) on the recommendation of the
County Auditor-Controller.
1. 51 INCREASE the revolving fund in the Mt. Diablo Municipal Court
from $430 to $480 (increase of $50) on the recommendation of
the County Auditor-Controller .
1. 52 ACCEPT gift of bullet comparison microscope accessories donated
to the Office of the County Sheriff-Coroner by the Contra Costa
County Sheriff' s Posse.
1. 53 DISCHARGE the Delta Judicial District from accountability for
the collection of certain fines, assessments and penalties pur-
suant to Government Code Section 25257 as a result of the con-
currence by the Office of the County Auditor-Controller that
these cases are no longer collectible.
1. 54 ACCEPT report from County Welfare Director on AFDC and General
Assistance eligibility requirements for 18 year old dependents
still attending high school and County policy for said age
group, in response to Board referral of September 13, 1983.
1. 55 AUTHORIZE revision to awards portion of the Employees
Suggestion Award Program as recommended by the Employees
Suggestion Award Committee and concurred in by the 1982-83
Grand Jury.
1. 56 AUTHORIZE a General Plan review of a 55-acre parcel in the San
Ramon area as requested by S. R. Brown Development Company and
recommended by the Director of Planning.
1. 57 AUTHORIZE County contribution toward health plan premium
increase for the District Attorney Investigators' Association
for October 1983 only.
1. 58 ADOPT revision to ABAG Determination of Housing Needs for the
San Ramon and Lafayette areas and request the ABAG Executive
Board to accept such revision, as recommended by the Director
of Planning.
1. 59 ADOPT resolution providing for the issuance and sale of 1983
Tax and Revenue Anticipation Notes not to exceed the sum of
$7.0 million for and on behalf of the Contra Costa Community
College District, as recommended by A. P. Lomeli, Treasurer-Tax
Collector.
HOUSING AUTHORITY - None
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DETERMINATION ITEMS
(Staff recommendation shown following the item. )
2. 1 REPORT from County Administrator on the complaint of Harry W.
Gatts regarding the Social Service Department. ACKNOWLEDGE
RECEIPT
2. 2 REPORT from the Public Works Director recommending that the
following optional drainage maintenance services not be
performed: 1) removal of downed trees and log jams in creeks
located on private property except during rainstorms when lives
andproperty may be threatened and the owner requests assistance,
and 2) routine ditch and creek cleaning in creeks located on
private property except in those instances where the work being
performed is a joint community effort and donated labor is performing
a majority of the work. APPROVE RECOMMENDATION
2. 3 MEMORANDUM from County Administrator recommending allocation of
County Criminal Justice System Program 1982-83 carryover funds;
report recommends that funds be allocated' to departments which
generated the carryover and to high priority projects such as
financing of planning costs for Prop. 2 applications, and for
solutions to detention center overcrowding. APPROVE
RECOMMENDATION
2. 4 MEMORANDUM from Health Services Director recommending approval
subject to conditions of request of Henry F. Duarte d/b/a/
Duarte Hog Ranch, Martinez area, for renewal of permit to
transport refuse. GRANT PERMIT SUBJECT TO CONDITIONS SPECIFIED
2. 5 ' LETTER from Director, Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity
Division, U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development,
requesting updated information with respect to employment oppor-
tunities at professional salary levels in the Planning
Department, and further requesting a response to the inquiry
within 30 days of receipt of the request. REFER TO DIRECTOR OF
PLANNING
2. 6 LETTER from President, Contra Costa County Historical Society,
requesting the Board consider allowing the Society to occupy
the classroom at Oak Park School, Pleasant Hill, soon to be
vacated by the County Hospital, for purposes of displaying the
Mildred Stein Collection of historical memorabilia of Contra
Costa County. REFER TO COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR AND PUBLIC WORKS
DIRECTOR
2. 7 LETTER from Alan La Pointe, Wildcat Creek Taskforce, Urban
Creeks Council, transmitting a summary of events and legal
issues associated with the proposed County drainage project for
Wildcat Creek, and requesting the Taskforce be added to the
mailing list for information pertaining to Wildcat Creek projects.
REFER TO PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR
2. 8 PETITION from certain property owners of MS 100-79 and
MS 108-79, Brentwood area, requesting reconsideration of the
decision to activate the Deferred Improvement Agreement.
REFER TO DIRECTOR OF PLANNING AND PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR FOR
REPORT
2.9 CORRESPONDENCE from residents of the Danville area complaining
about the cable television service being provided by Televents, Inc.
REFER TO PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR FOR REPORT
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DETERMINATION ITEMS - continued
2. 10 LETTER from C. Evans Patterson requesting a review of the law
which restricts the parking of vehicles "for sale" on public
streets. REFER TO SHERIFF-CORONER AND COUNTY COUNSEL FOR
RESPONSE
2. 11 LETTER from Alameda County Supervisor Don Excell forwarding his
proposal with respect to agricultural land preservation issues,
and requesting comments. REFER TO ASSESSOR AND DIRECTOR OF
PLANNING FOR REPORT
2. 12 LETTER from Save Mt. Diablo organization advising of its option
to purchase a 360 acre parcel on the west side of Mt. Diablo as
an addition to the State Park, further advising that they are
attempting to raise money through donations for the purchase of
this parcel, and requesting the Board to encourage this
purchase and give permission to publicize the endorsement.
CONSIDER APPROVAL
2. 13 FINAL report from Dr . Donald Austin regarding the incidence of
lung cancer in Contra Costa County and comments related thereto
from the Health Services Director . CONSIDER ACTION TO BE TAKEN
2. 14 RECOMMENDATIONS of County Administrator and Public Works
Director on Extra Items and Award of contracts (as required) .
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INFORMATION ITEMS
(Copies of communications listed as information items
have been furnished to all interested parties. )
3. 1 LETTER from Zone Manager, The Southland Corporation, advising
the Board of the robbery prevention program they have imple-
mented in their 7-Eleven stores, and offering the expertise of
their Security Department for crime prevention seminars.
3. 2 LETTER from Director, State Department of Water Resources, in
response to Board' s letter of August 30, 1983, with respect to
the draining of Tulare Lake.
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SUMMARY OF PROCEEDINGS
BEFORE THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
MEETING IN ALL ITS CAPACITIES
PURSUANT TO ORDINANCE CODE SECTION 24-2. 402
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1983
A. CONSENT ITEMS: Approved as listed except as noted below:
1. 21 Also authorized legal defense for persons who have so
requested in connection with United States District
Court, Northern District of California, Docket No.
83-3468 SAW.
1. 52 Accepted gift of bullet comparison microscope
accessories donated to the County Sheriff-Coroner and
AUTHORIZED the Chairman to execute a letter to the
Contra Costa County Sheriff' s posse expressing the
Board' s appreciation for the gift.
B. DETERMINATION ITEMS: Approved as listed except as noted below:
2. 12 Letter from Save Mt. Diablo. organization relative to its
option to purchase a 360 acre parcel on the west side of
Mt. Diablo - ENDORSED the purchase of said parcel and
REQUESTED B. Gilbert of the Public Works Department to
contact the Cable TV companies in Contra Costa County to
determine if fliers can be included in their mailings
relative to the solicitation of donations for said
purchase.
2. 13 Final report from Dr. Donald Austin regarding the inci-
dence of lung cancer in the County - REQUESTED the
Internal Operations Committee to develop specifics rela-
tive to the establishment of several task forces
(representing certain groups) to recommend measures
aimed at reducing the amount and impact of smoking in
the County; DIRECTED the Public Health Division, Health
Services Department, to develop and design a proposal
for a prospective environmental/occupational health
study to examine the potential relationships between
environmental and occupational hazards and public health
problems, including the incidence of cancer; DIRECTED
the Cancer Advisory Committee established by Supervisor
Powers to review said proposal and seek representation
and input from the private medical community; and also
REQUESTED the Internal Operations Committee to review
the proposal design and input from the Cancer Advisory
Committee and to recommend to the Board the scope and
details of a prospective study and the magnitude and
sources of resources required to implement such a study.
C. TIMED ITEMS
T.1 ADOPTED resolution proclaiming Thursday, November 17,
9: 00 AM 1983, as the Great American Smokeout day in Contra Costa
County.
T. 2 APPROVED rezoning application 2427-RZ, filed by J. M.
2: 30 PM Starita et al, Pleasant Hill BART Station area.
T. 3 APPROVED rezoning application 2553-RZ, filed by Security
2: 30 PM Owners Corporation, Pleasant Hill area.
T. 4 APPROVED rezoning applications 2562-RZ, 2563-RZ, and
2: 30 PM 2564-RZ filed by Ronald Nunn et al, Brentwood area.
(10/18/83)
T. 5 DENIED appeal of L. E. Wisenberg, JR. , from County
2: 30 PM Planning Commission decision denying Delta Coves project
Final Development Plan 3024-82, Bethel Island area.
T. 6 DENIED appeal of Edgar Hayden et al from Board of
2: 30 PM Appeals approval of application for LUP 2041-83 filed by
S. Bianchi for a day care and pre-school facility,
Walnut Creek area. (Supervisor Schroder voted no. )
INTERNAL OPERATIONS COMMITTEE REPORTS - APPROVED recommendations
with respect to the following:
I0. 1 Appointment of Yehuda Sherman, M.D. as an 'at-large
member to the Correctional and Detention Services
Advisory Commission.
I0. 2 Study on the implementation of a Welfare Fraud Early
Prevention Program; also authorized letters of commen-
dation to the Welfare Director and District Attorney for
their work on the County' s program.
I0. 3 Development in the downtown Concord redevelopment area
and its impact on Buchanan Field Airport.
I0. 4 Park Dedication Ordinance and Policies and impact on
County Service Area R-7.
I0. 5 Subdivision Ordinance Code requirements for drainage.
WATER COMMITTEE REPORT - APPROVED recommendations relative to
issuance of certificates commending the organizers of
the volunteer hyacinth removal effort; presentation of
the County' s "New Water Ethics for the 1980' s" ; and
referral to the State of California the request of the
Institute for Human Environment for a series of
workshops on the Delta.
EXTRA ITEMS OF INDIVIDUAL BOARD MEMBERS AND STAFF
X.1 (Public Works) APPROVED parcel map for MS 91-81, Byron
area.
X. 2 (Public Works) ACCEPTED instrument for recording only,
Offer of Dedication for Drainage purposes, for MS 191-78.
Morgan Territory
X. 3 (Public Works) AWARDED contract to Sarott Construction
Company of Pleasant Hill for construction of the Solano
Avenue storm drain, W. Pittsburg area.
X. 4 (Public Works) AWARDED contract to Joseph L. Campbell,
Inc. of Walnut Creek for construction of the Terminal
Road waterline, Pacheco area.
X. 5 (Fanden) REQUESTED the District Attorney to review the
incident with respect to the dumping of toxic waste in
the Franklin Canyon area and report to the Board if any
legal action is warranted.
X. 6 (Fanden) DIRECTED the Public Works Director to write to
Caltrans requesting an opportunity to explore with
various citizens groups the feasibility of acquiring
surplus state-owned land in the Moraga area.
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X. 7 (McPeak) ADOPTED a resolution supporting an improved
conventional military capacity and an expanded maritime
industry. (Supervisor Fanden abstained; Supervisor
Schroder voted no. )
X. 8 (McPeak) REQUESTED the Public Works Director to coor-
dinate (in conjunction with Supervisor McPeak' s
Community Liaison Meeting to be held on Tuesday,
October 25, 1983, at 7 p.m. at the Contra Costa Water
District Building) a meeting with elected officials and
representatives of the cities of Concord, Walnut Creek,
and Clayton as well as all interested persons to explore
options with respect to partial closure of Ygnacio
Valley Road because of storm damage.
X. 9 (Torlakson) APPOINTED Gail Metz as a full member and
Alberta Lewis as an alternate member to the Family and
Children' s Advisory Committee.
ACCEPTED resignation of Charles Peterson from the Delta
Ferry Authority.
X. 10 (Powers) REQUESTED the Finance Committee to consider ,
in conjunction with its review of the report on the
Bay Judicial District and the establishment of a court
commissioner position, the salary level proposed and to
recommend appropriate compensation for said position--
the salary recommendation to be subsequently transmitted
to the County' s Legislative Delegation.
X.11 (Powers) REQUESTED the County Administrator to schedule
a hearing on the proposed ordinance, "Tree Obstruction
of Views Combining District," and INSTRUCTED that all
community groups in the Kensington area be so notified.
X. 12 (Schroder) ADOPTED a position in support of the initia-
tive being proposed by Californians for a Balanced
Federal Budget requiring the Legislature of California
to pass a resolution calling on Congress to approve the
Tax Limitation/Balanced Budget Amendment, and to forward
same to the Contra Costa Taxpayers' Association.
X. 13 (Schroder) WAIVED charges incurred by Public Works
Department staff relative to the sale of the Family
Stress Center with the understanding that no charges are
to be assessed to said Center ' s Trust Account without
prior Board approval.
X. 14 (Public Works) ADOPTED a resolution approving the sale
of surplus real property on Wayside Lane, Walnut Creek
area.
X. 15 (Planning) DECLARED its intent to continue the
Oct. 25, 1983, hearing on the appeal of P. J. Bonanno
and S. Ciaramitaro regarding application for LUP-2036-83,
Martinez area, to November 29, 1983, at 2: 30 p.m.
X. 16 (Schroder) GRANTED permission to Supervisor Schroder to
be absent from the State from October 21 through
October 27, 1983.
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