August 13, 1964 (24 pages)

August 13, 1964,.Nevada County Nugget.. ia A Long, Hectic Night For County Planners Nevada County Planning Commission ‘spent a long and hectic night at the regular meeting Mon= day. After the second public hearing on the application of The Looser Co, to rezone a 33.623 acre parcel on the west side of Highway 49 just south of Grass Valley from unclassified to commercial, the commission recommended approval, Photos presented at the first hearing indicated all surrounding property within 200 feet of the tract was commercial. Approval of a use permit of Gar-Dan Enterprises for trailer™ parking on private property owned by Val Galleron on a C Zone on the north side of Highway 40 at Donner Lake was granted after it was determined no other housing was available and the owner had to be on the premises to protect his property. _ Application of Brunswick Timber Products for a use permit for a planing mill on property in an A-1zone at the southwest corner of Brunswick and Union Hill roads was tabled, One vote to deny the permit was deadlocked 3-3, a motion to postpone action until all persons could be heard was also deadlocked and it was finally tabled for a future meeting on a 4-2 vote with Bob McWhinney casting the dissenting vote. Application for a use permit by Brunswick Timber Products for a lumber yard in an A-1 zone at the northeast comer of Brunswick and Union Hill Roads was also tabledtogive the applicant. more time to consider his application. The room was crowded with people opposed to both of these applications. The commission also tabled an application of Pioneer Propane Co. for storage of inflammable liquid on property owned by Es-~ mond E. and Catherine R. Lague in an A-1 Zone about a mile south of Grass Valley on the west side THE GRASS VALLEY JAYCEES WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND A BIG HEARTFELT: of Highway 49. The proposed storage facility would be located near the entrance of Sunset Terrace subdivision and residents objected that it would be dangerous and unsightly. Itwas also pointed out that the area was part of the former Allison Ranch Acres and still contained deed restrictions against such a use. Action was deferred until the county counsel could determine if the area was in fact part of Allison Ranch Acres and if the deed restrictions did apply. The supervisors in the afternoon approved a resolution allowing a road exception for Banner CrestNo. 3 and the commission, with this action behindthem, approved the tentative map. Action was deferrea on tentaLocal Law Seminar Is Scheduled A Seminar for Local Law Enforcement Agenciesto be held in Placer County, Tuesday, September 15, has been announced by District Attorney Daniel Higgins of Auburn.The one day Seminar, one of the first of its kind in this area, is being sponsored by Senators Paul Lunardi and John Begovich along with Sheriff William A. Scott and District Attorney Higgins. It will include law enforcement officers of El Dorado, Placer, Nevada, and Sierra counties. tive maps of Lazy Valley Acres in Penn Valley, Timber Trails Estates on Ridge Road and Sherwood Forrest on old Auburn Road, All three are on the district attorney's list for alleged subidivision. violations and the supervisors had deferred action on petitions of exceptions until the county counsel could examine the situation so the commission was unable to act. A large crowd turned out for a spirited discussion of the report of the commission's trailer committee which is preparing an ordinance regulating parking of trailers in the unincorporated areas outside mobile home parks. The matter was c ontinued for further study. School Budget Passed) Grass Valley Elementary School Board.approved a 1964-65 budget of $508, 622 atthe public hearing held Aug. 5 in the Bell Hill School. The tentative budget was for $498,622, but anitem of $10,000 was added at the suggestion of Superintendent Vernon Bond for expected state funds for an anticipated increase in enrollment. The tax rate on secured property wasset at $1.32 and$1.17 on unsecured, The tax rate last year was $1.17. Bond presented the board with a tax fact sheet which outlined anticipated revenue which will be available to the district under two new laws passed at the last session of the legislature. A.B, 145 will bring the district $17,000 on the basis of $10 per student in grades K-6 and $10 per student in grades 1-3, A.B, 37 will bring in $23,250 on the basis of 15 cents multiplied by the assessed valuation of the district of $15,500,000. The new funds will be quickly put to use in a total ot $40,000 in certificated r bes ises and new LEOWARD F. CAREY..Realtor Phone 273-4300---P,O, Box 944, Grass Valley. California Real Estate Investments -Mortgage loans TO THE vARIOUS INDIVIDUALS, ORGANIZATIONS AND CLUBS WITHOUT WHOSE HELP PHYSICALLY AND FINANCIALLY OUR BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING COULD NOT HAVE BEEN THE HUGE SUCCESS THAT IT WAS. The Officers ant (Wembers of the Gross Valley J ayeees teachers, classified raises and increased maintenance, repair and new equipment. Mrs. Mary Steger Preparing Fair Exhibit Mrs, Mary Lou Steger of Nevada City is looking for Nevada County ‘industry. Mrs. Steger, who is preparing the Nevada County exhibit for the state fair which opens Sept. 2, is seeking the names and locations of local industries which can be included to show the diversity of Prehistoric wild horses once lived on an alluvial plain on the southern slop of Mount Diablo in Alameda County.DEL ORO 6 93 2 NOW THRU SATURDAY Continuous Show Every Sat. ELVIS PRESLEY S. 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August 13, 1964,..Nevada County Nugget... ia A Long, Hectic Night For County Planners Nevada County Planning Commission ‘spent a long and hectic night at the regular meeting Mon= day. After the second public hearing on the application of The Looser Co, to rezone a 33.623 acre parcel on the west side of Highway 49 just south of Grass Valley from unclassified to commercial, the commission recommended approval, Photos presented at the first hearing indicated all surrounding property within 200 feet of the tract was commercial. Approval of a use permit of Gar-Dan Enterprises for trailer™ parking on private property owned by Val Galleron on a C Zone on the north side of Highway 40 at Donner Lake was granted after it was determined no other housing was available and the owner had to be on the premises to protect his property. _ Application of Brunswick Timber Products for a use permit for a planing mill on property in an A-1zone at the southwest corner of Brunswick and Union Hill roads was tabled, One vote to deny the permit was deadlocked 3-3, a motion to postpone action until all persons could be heard was also deadlocked and it was finally tabled for a future meeting on a 4-2 vote with Bob McWhinney casting the dissenting vote. Application for a use permit by Brunswick Timber Products for a lumber yard in an A-1 zone at the northeast comer of Brunswick and Union Hill Roads was also tabledtogive the applicant. more time to consider his application. The room was crowded with people opposed to both of these applications. The commission also tabled an application of Pioneer Propane Co. for storage of inflammable liquid on property owned by Es-~ mond E. and Catherine R. Lague in an A-1 Zone about a mile south of Grass Valley on the west side THE GRASS VALLEY JAYCEES WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND A BIG HEARTFELT: of Highway 49. The proposed storage facility would be located near the entrance of Sunset Terrace subdivision and residents objected that it would be dangerous and unsightly. Itwas also pointed out that the area was part of the former Allison Ranch Acres and still contained deed restrictions against such a use. Action was deferred until the county counsel could determine if the area was in fact part of Allison Ranch Acres and if the deed restrictions did apply. The supervisors in the afternoon approved a resolution allowing a road exception for Banner CrestNo. 3 and the commission, with this action behindthem, approved the tentative map. Action was deferrea on tentaLocal Law Seminar Is Scheduled A Seminar for Local Law Enforcement Agenciesto be held in Placer County, Tuesday, September 15, has been announced by District Attorney Daniel Higgins of Auburn.The one day Seminar, one of the first of its kind in this area, is being sponsored by Senators Paul Lunardi and John Begovich along with Sheriff William A. Scott and District Attorney Higgins. It will include law enforcement officers of El Dorado, Placer, Nevada, and Sierra counties. tive maps of Lazy Valley Acres in Penn Valley, Timber Trails Estates on Ridge Road and Sherwood Forrest on old Auburn Road, All three are on the district attorney's list for alleged subidivision. violations and the supervisors had deferred action on petitions of exceptions until the county counsel could examine the situation so the commission was unable to act. A large crowd turned out for a spirited discussion of the report of the commission's trailer committee which is preparing an ordinance regulating parking of trailers in the unincorporated areas outside mobile home parks. The matter was c ontinued for further study. School Budget Passed) Grass Valley Elementary School Board.approved a 1964-65 budget of $508, 622 atthe public hearing held Aug. 5 in the Bell Hill School. The tentative budget was for $498,622, but anitem of $10,000 was added at the suggestion of

Superintendent Vernon Bond for expected state funds for an anticipated increase in enrollment. The tax rate on secured property wasset at $1.32 and$1.17 on unsecured, The tax rate last year was $1.17. Bond presented the board with a tax fact sheet which outlined anticipated revenue which will be available to the district under two new laws passed at the last session of the legislature. A.B, 145 will bring the district $17,000 on the basis of $10 per student in grades K-6 and $10 per student in grades 1-3, A.B, 37 will bring in $23,250 on the basis of 15 cents multiplied by the assessed valuation of the district of $15,500,000. The new funds will be quickly put to use in a total ot $40,000 in certificated r bes ises and new LEOWARD F. CAREY....Realtor Phone 273-4300---P,O, Box 944, Grass Valley. California Real Estate Investments -Mortgage loans TO THE vARIOUS INDIVIDUALS, ORGANIZATIONS AND CLUBS WITHOUT WHOSE HELP PHYSICALLY AND FINANCIALLY OUR BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING COULD NOT HAVE BEEN THE HUGE SUCCESS THAT IT WAS. The Officers ant (Wembers of the Gross Valley J ayeees teachers, classified raises and increased maintenance, repair and new equipment. Mrs. Mary Steger Preparing Fair Exhibit Mrs, Mary Lou Steger of Nevada City is looking for Nevada County ‘industry. Mrs. Steger, who is preparing the Nevada County exhibit for the state fair which opens Sept. 2, is seeking the names and locations of local industries which can be included to show the diversity of Prehistoric wild horses once lived on an alluvial plain on the southern slop of Mount Diablo in Alameda County.DEL ORO 6 93 2 NOW THRU SATURDAY Continuous Show Every Sat. ELVIS PRESLEY S. ANN-MARGRET Vivalasvegas plus TRUE STORY OF AFRICA'S MOST DARING HUNTERS FReeetinuet METROCOLOR STARTS SUNDAY PETeR PAULA PRENTISS sANGEIS LANSBURY Famed in PARAVISION: COLOR by DELUXE WATED ARTISTS also The BEST MAN Henry Fonda the county industry. Mode! OCB1 430 Percy Avenue YUBA CITY, CALIFORNIA 742-7639 THE DRINKS ARE ON US FOR 10 DAYS IN A ROW BE OUR GUEST! 10-Day Free Trial In Your Home Or Office We'll put this compact Oasis Electric Water Cooler or an Evaporator Bottle W at er Cooler in your home or office absolutely FREE OF ANY CHARGE, for 10 days. PLUS Two5-gallon bottles of healthful, refreshing Sierra Spring Water. PLUS 200 sanitary drinking cups. BE OUR GUEST ! Treat your family tocool, fresh Sierra Spring Water ---the best tasting water in town. For your 10-day FREE TRIAL, call SIERRA SPRING WATER PHONE 265 2401 ier Gu oa IRENE ED mtb cant re