April 14, 1971 (8 pages)

iy PERIODICALS SECTION 5/16/71 GAL. ST. LIBRARY SACTO. CAL. 95814 Serving the communities of Nevada City, Gfass Valley,-Red Dog, You Bet, Town Talk, Glenbrook, Little York, Cherokee, Mooney Flat, Sweetland, Alpha, Omega, French Corral, Rough and Ready, Graniteville, North San Juan, North Bloomfield, Humbug, Relief Hill, Washington, Blue Tent, La Batr Meadows, Cedar Ridge, Union Hill, Peardale, Summit City, Walloupa, Gouge Eye, Lime Kiln, Chicago Park, Wolf, Christmas Hill, Liberty Hill, Sailor Flat, Lake City, Selby Flat, Grizzly Hill, Gold Flat, Soggsville, Gold Bar, Lowell Hill, Bqurbon Hill, Scotch Hill, North Columbia, Columbia Hill, Brandy Flat, Sebastopol, Quaker Hill, Willow Valley, Newtown, Indian Flat, Bridgeport, Birchville, Moore's Flat, Orleans Flat, Remington Hill; Anthony House, Delirium Tremens, No, 13 VOLUME 49 .:10 Gents ACopy Published Wednesdays, Nevada City Wednesday, April 14, 1971 Nevada City seeks more water . Nevada City is proceeding on its search‘ for sufficient water to avoid spending $100,000 for a covered water storage tank. ‘John DeHorn, chief engineer for Cranmer Engineering, reported to the councilmen Monday that Cranmer recommended the city apply for water rights to water from Bureau of Land Management land on Canada Hill, The city had Gary Tanko dig a well at Canada Hill which is capable of producing 47 gallons of water per minute. It is the rights for this water which the city will now apply for. The council authorized Beryl ‘Robinson Jr., city manager, to apply to the Water Rights Board, ‘ DeHorn also mentioned water which comes from a tunnel from the Murchie mine. The State Health Board will check the water this week to see if it is potable. If it is the council will discuss further trying to obtain the water for city use. Robinson is also checking on other sites for wells, he told the council. The city needs at least 400 gallons of. water per minute and preferably 500 gallons, to avoid building a covered storage tank, — Mayor John Rankin appointed himself and councilman Arch McPherson as a committee to inspect Leo Angelini’s car sales and garage and report on the advisability of: allowing a sign change, Angelini requested a new sign to advertise his new product, Chrysler Motors cars. The council granted permission for Leonard Carey to erect a real estate sign at his campground site visible from the freeway at the south end of Nevada City. Tom Coleman, salesman for Terra Alta Real Estate, made an informational reportto the council on a proposed restaurant on Coyote Street. Coleman said he will appear before the city. planning commission to ask for a zoning change for the property at 520 Coyote, The planned restaurant is not a chain, Coleman said, and will have off street parking for. 15 to.20 cars,. Coleman also said: the festau‘Fant will have 10 tables and 10 stools and will pull business depend on.local customers. . the restaurant built "in a Mothprezoned light industry. He ‘said er Lode style." if the area is prohibited to resThe city was invited to join idential structures he will not the Nevada County Soil ConserDave to make a public report, as is necessary for subdivision, 30 by unanimous vate Robert #0 the Real Estate Commission. Grappi, chairman ofthedistrict, 4 public hearing on prezoning spoke to the councilmen onthe the area LI-for one parcel and benefits of belonging to the disR_2 (multi-family dwellings) for map, he said, which could be of the planning commission, The benefit to the city council and eommission voted 4 to 3 to aption the district "can assist the a city. with conservation of soils,-. Amaral -told the council he watér arid ‘all other natural ré-‘ could receivé-a waiver from the sources including air, beauty’ Real Estate Commission ifthe LI and human beings." . parcel prohibits residential from ‘the. freeway rather _than___Frank Amaral asked the gounsais: Note” elearig eor . €il to prohib: The house at 520 Coyote St. turés on his 17,29 acres.north of will be torn down, he said, and Nevada City when the area is -. ~dinance allows homes in LI and residential struc~ 17 other structures allowed in zoning categories higher than LL Bill Wetherall, city attofnéy, told. the. .council. and’. Amaral the change requested andat least 35 ‘days will have to elapse afRa i a bow ; G i ris at Grand Asse mM b ly it will take an ordinance to make Rainbow Girls. decorate their. chartered bus for the trek. to Grand Assembly in Fresno. April 4-7. Nevada City Assembly #211 filled this bus and joined 6500 other Rainbow Girls from throughout the state for the annual four-day conclave. Attending from this area were: Paula Konigsmark, worthy advisor; Jeanne Phillips, worthy associate advisor; Shelley McCafferty, omen vehaiity,! Gail ‘Delon, hopes Viekie Morrisen, faith; Doris“ Royer, past’ worthy advisor; Christine Royer, grand faith 70-71 (state:office): Shevawn McCafferty, Cindy Dick, Laura Ingram, Julie Chitwood, Jennifer Simpson. Chaparones were: Genevieve Ingram, mother advisor; Louise Royer, past mother advisor; Jane Sommers, advisory board chairman and June Evans, District #8 Peputyselect. occ ter the ordinance. is read, Am+e aral said he could: sell the one ©. parcel for a silversmith shop =" and wait for the ordinance change for the remaining parcels of land. Arlie Hansen, representing the Nevada County Historical Society, asked the council for continued use of Ott's Assay office and the South Yuba Canal Building. Mayor Rankin said he was in favor of the society using the buildings but formal approval must wait until the city actually has ownership of the buildings. An adjourned meeting was announced for April 27 with apublic hearing on _ prezoning Amaral's property scheduled. Rainfall Gauge Low R 41.31 April 8 . 29 ~=.00 April 9 jy «685tCCOO High April 7 60 April 10 39 1.05 April 11 35 Tr. April 12 31.00April 13 36 = 00 Rain to date 51.30

iy PERIODICALS SECTION 5/16/71 GAL. ST. LIBRARY SACTO. CAL. 95814 Serving the communities of Nevada City, Gfass Valley,-Red Dog, You Bet, Town Talk, Glenbrook, Little York, Cherokee, Mooney Flat, Sweetland, Alpha, Omega, French Corral, Rough and Ready, Graniteville, North San Juan, North Bloomfield, Humbug, Relief Hill, Washington, Blue Tent, La Batr Meadows, Cedar Ridge, Union Hill, Peardale, Summit City, Walloupa, Gouge Eye, Lime Kiln, Chicago Park, Wolf, Christmas Hill, Liberty Hill, Sailor Flat, Lake City, Selby Flat, Grizzly Hill, Gold Flat, Soggsville, Gold Bar, Lowell Hill, Bqurbon Hill, Scotch Hill, North Columbia, Columbia Hill, Brandy Flat, Sebastopol, Quaker Hill, Willow Valley, Newtown, Indian Flat, Bridgeport, Birchville, Moore's Flat, Orleans Flat, Remington Hill; Anthony House, Delirium Tremens, No, 13 VOLUME 49 .:10 Gents ACopy Published Wednesdays, Nevada City Wednesday, April 14, 1971 Nevada City seeks more water . Nevada City is proceeding on its search‘ for sufficient water to avoid spending $100,000 for a covered water storage tank. ‘John DeHorn, chief engineer for Cranmer Engineering, reported to the councilmen Monday that Cranmer recommended the city apply for water rights to water from Bureau of Land Management land on Canada Hill, The city had Gary Tanko dig a well at Canada Hill which is capable of producing 47 gallons of water per minute. It is the rights for this water which the city will now apply for. The council authorized Beryl ‘Robinson Jr., city manager, to apply to the Water Rights Board, ‘ DeHorn also mentioned water which comes from a tunnel from the Murchie mine. The State Health Board will check the water this week to see if it is potable. If it is the council will discuss further trying to obtain the water for city use. Robinson is also checking on other sites for wells, he told the council. The city needs at least 400 gallons of. water per minute and preferably 500 gallons, to avoid building a covered storage tank, — Mayor John Rankin appointed himself and councilman Arch McPherson as a committee to inspect Leo Angelini’s car sales and garage and report on the advisability of: allowing a sign change, Angelini requested a new sign to advertise his new product, Chrysler Motors cars. The council granted permission for Leonard Carey to erect a real estate sign at his campground site visible from the freeway at the south end of Nevada City. Tom Coleman, salesman for Terra Alta Real Estate, made an informational reportto the council on a proposed restaurant on Coyote Street. Coleman said he will appear before the city. planning commission to ask for a zoning change for the property at 520 Coyote, The planned restaurant is not a chain, Coleman said, and will have off street parking for. 15 to.20 cars,. Coleman also said: the festau‘Fant will have 10 tables and 10 stools and will pull business depend on.local customers. .

the restaurant built "in a Mothprezoned light industry. He ‘said er Lode style." if the area is prohibited to resThe city was invited to join idential structures he will not the Nevada County Soil ConserDave to make a public report, as is necessary for subdivision, 30 by unanimous vate Robert #0 the Real Estate Commission. Grappi, chairman ofthedistrict, 4 public hearing on prezoning spoke to the councilmen onthe the area LI-for one parcel and benefits of belonging to the disR_2 (multi-family dwellings) for map, he said, which could be of the planning commission, The benefit to the city council and eommission voted 4 to 3 to aption the district "can assist the a city. with conservation of soils,-. Amaral -told the council he watér arid ‘all other natural ré-‘ could receivé-a waiver from the sources including air, beauty’ Real Estate Commission ifthe LI and human beings." . parcel prohibits residential from ‘the. freeway rather _than___Frank Amaral asked the gounsais: Note” elearig eor .. €il to prohib: The house at 520 Coyote St. turés on his 17,29 acres.north of will be torn down, he said, and Nevada City when the area is -. ~dinance allows homes in LI and residential struc~ 17 other structures allowed in zoning categories higher than LL Bill Wetherall, city attofnéy, told. the. .council. and’. Amaral the change requested andat least 35 ‘days will have to elapse afRa i a bow ; G i ris at Grand Asse mM b ly it will take an ordinance to make Rainbow Girls. decorate their. chartered bus for the trek. to Grand Assembly in Fresno. April 4-7. Nevada City Assembly #211 filled this bus and joined 6500 other Rainbow Girls from throughout the state for the annual four-day conclave. Attending from this area were: Paula Konigsmark, worthy advisor; Jeanne Phillips, worthy associate advisor; Shelley McCafferty, omen vehaiity,! Gail ‘Delon, hopes Viekie Morrisen, faith; Doris“ Royer, past’ worthy advisor; Christine Royer, grand faith 70-71 (state:office): Shevawn McCafferty, Cindy Dick, Laura Ingram, Julie Chitwood, Jennifer Simpson. Chaparones were: Genevieve Ingram, mother advisor; Louise Royer, past mother advisor; Jane Sommers, advisory board chairman and June Evans, District #8 Peputyselect.. occ ter the ordinance. is read, Am+e aral said he could: sell the one ©. parcel for a silversmith shop =" and wait for the ordinance change for the remaining parcels of land. Arlie Hansen, representing the Nevada County Historical Society, asked the council for continued use of Ott's Assay office and the South Yuba Canal Building. Mayor Rankin said he was in favor of the society using the buildings but formal approval must wait until the city actually has ownership of the buildings. An adjourned meeting was announced for April 27 with apublic hearing on _ prezoning Amaral's property scheduled. Rainfall Gauge Low R 41.31 April 8 . 29 ~=.00 April 9 jy «685tCCOO High April 7 60 April 10 39 1.05 April 11 35 Tr. April 12 31.00April 13 36 = 00 Rain to date 51.30