February 27, 1974 (8 pages)

PUBLIC NOTICE “PUBLIC NOTICE ORDINANCE NO. 661 ) euLna BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNTY OF ORDINANCE ADDING SECTION V-IV.7.29 TO ARTICLE 7, CHAPTER IV, "GENERAL CODE OF THE NEVADA COUNTY CODE, 1956, AS AMENDED, RECODIFIED IN 1972. (ESTABLISHING MAXIMUM SPEED ZONES, RESTRICTED AREAS FOR ROLLINS LAKE). THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNTY 4 She ele ae STATE OF CALIFORNIA, DOES ORDAIN AS SECTION . . Section G-IV 7.29 of the General Code of the County of Nevada, California, 1956, as amended, recodified in 1972, is hereby added: Section G-IV 7.29 Vessels operated on those waters of Rollins Lake situated in the County of Nevada shall be subject to the following restrictions: Es (1) Maximum Speeds. The maximum speed of ony vessel on the waters of Rollins Lake, not otherwise indicated, is fifty (50) miles per hour during those hours from sunrise to sunset, and ten (10) miles per hour during those hours from sunset to sunrise. (2) Speed Zones. The maximum speed of any vessel in the speed zone areas set forth below is five (5) miles per hour. (a) Launch and Mooring Areas: Orchard Springs Mouth of Greenhorn Inlet (b) Fishing Areas: Head of Greenhorn Creek Head of Bear River (3) Area Restrictions. (a) Swim Areas. Vessels, except non-powered lifeguard boats, are prohibited within the following swim areas: Greenhorn Inlet Peninsula ‘ Orchard Springs (b) Ski School Areas. No vessels, except those‘engaged in Ski School Activity, shall operate within a designated Ski School Area. (4) Chartlet. (a) The Chartlet attached hereto, indicating Speed : Zones and Restricted Areas, shall constitute an integral part of this Section, and shall be known as the ‘‘Rollins Lake Use Restriction Chart’. (b) Restrictions shown on portions of Rollins Lake situated in Placer County are shown for informational , _ purposes only. (c) Said Chartlet shall be posted at all boat entries to Rollins Lake in Nevada County, and copies shall be made available to the general public at Marinas, and at the Office of the Sheriff in Nevada City. (5) Exceptions. These restrictions do not apply to marked enforcement vessels operated by the Counties of Nevada or Placer, to vessels operated by any governmental entity or to vessels Recicpares in a race sanctioned by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Nevada. Wed., Feb. 27,1974 The Nevada County Nugget 7 Hot and cold water on unique guided hike SSIFIED CLA4ADSS 10. Crafts & Services : ROBERT L. ROSS, JR OPTOMETRIST 147 Mill St., Ph. 273-6246 SACRAMENTO — Hot and are not allowed. More information on the snow cold natural running water will be featured on the weekend free hikes is available by calling the guided snow hikes offered by the Sierra Area of the State state parks of the Lake Tahoe Department of Parks and Recreation. From 8 a.m. to 4:30 44. Musical Instruments area on March 2 and 3. p.m., call (916) 525-7232; after 6 On Saturday,.State Park Ranger Mike Van Hook will lead p.m., call (916) 541-3030. PIANO. Walnut Spinet Console The series of winter hikes in Pi o up and sold in be picked toan a group up Cold Stream Canyon pyts near Donner Memorial State the Sierra area is designed to this area. Assume low mo. with ORGAN Also cash. or provide outdoor recreation and Park. Either snowshoes or Automatic Rhythm. Phone cross-country skis will be to interpret the natural and collect 503-363-5707 or write required for the moderate 6-mile cultural heritage of California, Adjustor, 388 Commercial N E,_ walk. The Cold Stream Canyon two of the major responsibilities Salem, Oregon 97308 route was one of the most of the State Park System. popular of the Emigrant Trails in the mid-19th Century. Meet at 10:30 a.m. in the museum parking lot in Donner Memorial State Park, 4 miles west of Truckee on old Highway 40. On Sunday, State Park Rangers Al Beilharz and John Bollinger will lead a snowshoe walk up Hot Springs Creek to see Nevada City Lions will the musical group which a winter waterfall. After a evening moderate 4mile round trip, present the Gold Country Band practices each Monday at Seven Hills School. Since the hikers can soak in the hot pools, in concert March 4 at the Grass d acquire has it on formati band’s Valley Veterans Memorial which are fed by six natural ms a timponi set,, unifor and Building. mineral springs. Fees for pool music stands. use are $1 for adults and 50 cents The local musicians, directed for children under 16. Bring a by Keith Cantrell, will present Age differences among band swimsuit and towel. Meet at the concert at 7:30 p.m., their members and members of the 10:30 a.m. at Grover Hot Springs music ranging from rock to audience disappear when music State Park, 4 miles west of classical. A group of musicians by Bachrach, Bach and bop are Markleeville on Highway 89, a 1banded together two years ago performed; all with the same hour drive from South Lake and now, at their second anTahoe. niversary, have over 50 memTickets for the concert are on For both hikes, wear warm bers. The band was formerly sale through any Nevada City clothing and waterproof boots, called the Nevada County and bring your own lunch. Concert Band. — will be available at the Children under 16 must be Ernie Harries is president-of accompanied by an adult. Dogs Gold Country Band ‘ t March 4 Conceron . PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ROLLINS TO GRASS VALLEY a 10 minutes) (6). Implementation. System, Article 6 of Division 4 of Title 14, of the California Administrative Code. (b) The Sheriff shall supervise the placement of et ce ¢ Lt ‘ (a) These restrictions shall be in full force and effect when marked pursuant to the California Waterway Marking ; markers. (7) Non-Marked Areas. The provisions of this Section do not preclude the operation of Section 267 of the Harbors and Navigation Code.in those areas of Rollins Lake not marked pursuant to this Section. (8) Amendments. Amendments to this Section shall not GREENHORN be effective until marked and distributed in Chartlet form under the provisions d6f Sub-sections (4) and (6). Ps r SECTION II This ordinance shall take effect and be in force immediately from the date of its adoption and, before the expiration of fifteen (15) days from the date of passage, it shall be published once, with the names of the Supervisors voting for and against the same, in The Nugget, a newspaper _ GREENHORN —— RO. AD sees Oe SPAPU s RAUNCHY of general circulation printed and published in the County of PENINSULA . fieex’ =. [AREA "as RCL Tac PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Nevada at a regular meeting of said Board, Ya Oy Cone heur) C4 ORCHARD ORCHARD SPRINGS : ROAD A CORRECT COPY ‘ THE FOREGOING INSTRUMENT 1S ON FILE IN THIS 661 NO. ORD. OF THE ORIGINAL OFFICE. INTERSTATE 80 LEGEND . ATTEST; THEO. A. KOHLER, JR County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors By JEANETTE HILLMAN Deputy Clerk Colfax to: et Orchard Springs.5.5mi Greenhorn. sececee 7 edi’ Peninsula. .15.0m3° Long Ravine. .3.5mi ATTEST: FEB. 20, 1974 THEO. A. KOHLER, JR. County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk, Board of Supervisors COUNTY OF NEVADA By CATHY R. WEST ee RS . 8 “GO SAN FRANCISCO ~ (2% hours) 27, 1974. .: , Date of Publication: February. Paneer ene Te ae we fe see PON oe ee POR a eee > sh * + $28 of te eR EN S Ac of Sh a AR Rae RRSP Ie cio PW War Ba AE 2% 1 -B ‘ we x >to» a we Oun Grol 2 De Pi Deputy _ 9. amy ROAD TO RENO Absent: None Chairman $ MN P24 -7* held on the 19th day of February, 1974, by the following vote LAWRENCE FILER FT hint at he BV Od «het DEN be We RS ZO Ve HIGHWAY Nevada. of said Board: Ayes: Supervisors Ralph Buchanan, Thomas L. Turner, Fred Conway, Lawrence Filer,:William F. Curran. ‘ Noes: None me SMP FISHING CS Sanaa * * ' ‘ (oo Se eae anes wea sae ‘ IID vee 8 feue vo, . >) Steet

PUBLIC NOTICE “PUBLIC NOTICE ORDINANCE NO. 661 ) euLna BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNTY OF ORDINANCE ADDING SECTION V-IV.7.29 TO ARTICLE 7, CHAPTER IV, "GENERAL CODE OF THE NEVADA COUNTY CODE, 1956, AS AMENDED, RECODIFIED IN 1972. (ESTABLISHING MAXIMUM SPEED ZONES, RESTRICTED AREAS FOR ROLLINS LAKE). THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNTY 4 She ele ae STATE OF CALIFORNIA, DOES ORDAIN AS SECTION . . Section G-IV 7.29 of the General Code of the County of Nevada, California, 1956, as amended, recodified in 1972, is hereby added: Section G-IV 7.29 Vessels operated on those waters of Rollins Lake situated in the County of Nevada shall be subject to the following restrictions: Es (1) Maximum Speeds. The maximum speed of ony vessel on the waters of Rollins Lake, not otherwise indicated, is fifty (50) miles per hour during those hours from sunrise to sunset, and ten (10) miles per hour during those hours from sunset to sunrise. (2) Speed Zones. The maximum speed of any vessel in the speed zone areas set forth below is five (5) miles per hour. (a) Launch and Mooring Areas: Orchard Springs Mouth of Greenhorn Inlet (b) Fishing Areas: Head of Greenhorn Creek Head of Bear River (3) Area Restrictions. (a) Swim Areas. Vessels, except non-powered lifeguard boats, are prohibited within the following swim areas: Greenhorn Inlet Peninsula ‘ Orchard Springs (b) Ski School Areas. No vessels, except those‘engaged in Ski School Activity, shall operate within a designated Ski School Area. (4) Chartlet. (a) The Chartlet attached hereto, indicating Speed : Zones and Restricted Areas, shall constitute an integral part of this Section, and shall be known as the ‘‘Rollins Lake Use Restriction Chart’. (b) Restrictions shown on portions of Rollins Lake situated in Placer County are shown for informational , _ purposes only. (c) Said Chartlet shall be posted at all boat entries to Rollins Lake in Nevada County, and copies shall be made available to the general public at Marinas, and at the Office of the Sheriff in Nevada City. (5) Exceptions. These restrictions do not apply to marked enforcement vessels operated by the Counties of Nevada or Placer, to vessels operated by any governmental entity or to vessels Recicpares in a race sanctioned by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Nevada. Wed., Feb. 27,1974 The Nevada County Nugget 7 Hot and cold water on unique guided hike SSIFIED CLA4ADSS 10. Crafts & Services : ROBERT L. ROSS, JR OPTOMETRIST 147 Mill St., Ph. 273-6246 SACRAMENTO — Hot and are not allowed. More information on the snow cold natural running water will be featured on the weekend free hikes is available by calling the guided snow hikes offered by the Sierra Area of the State state parks of the Lake Tahoe Department of Parks and Recreation. From 8 a.m. to 4:30 44. Musical Instruments area on March 2 and 3. p.m., call (916) 525-7232; after 6 On Saturday,.State Park Ranger Mike Van Hook will lead p.m., call (916) 541-3030. PIANO. Walnut Spinet Console The series of winter hikes in Pi o up and sold in be picked toan a group up Cold Stream Canyon pyts near Donner Memorial State the Sierra area is designed to this area. Assume low mo. with ORGAN Also cash. or provide outdoor recreation and Park. Either snowshoes or Automatic Rhythm. Phone cross-country skis will be to interpret the natural and collect 503-363-5707 or write required for the moderate 6-mile cultural heritage of California, Adjustor, 388 Commercial N E,_ walk. The Cold Stream Canyon two of the major responsibilities Salem, Oregon 97308 route was one of the most of the State Park System. popular of the Emigrant Trails in the mid-19th Century. Meet at 10:30 a.m. in the museum parking lot in Donner Memorial State Park, 4 miles west of Truckee on old Highway 40. On Sunday, State Park Rangers Al Beilharz and John Bollinger will lead a snowshoe walk up Hot Springs Creek to see Nevada City Lions will the musical group which a winter waterfall. After a evening moderate 4mile round trip, present the Gold Country Band practices each Monday at Seven Hills School. Since the hikers can soak in the hot pools, in concert March 4 at the Grass d acquire has it on formati band’s Valley Veterans Memorial which are fed by six natural ms a timponi set,, unifor and Building. mineral springs. Fees for pool music stands. use are $1 for adults and 50 cents The local musicians, directed for children under 16. Bring a by Keith Cantrell, will present Age differences among band swimsuit and towel. Meet at the concert at 7:30 p.m., their members and members of the 10:30 a.m. at Grover Hot Springs music ranging from rock to audience disappear when music State Park, 4 miles west of classical. A group of musicians by Bachrach, Bach and bop are Markleeville on Highway 89, a 1banded together two years ago performed; all with the same hour drive from South Lake and now, at their second anTahoe. niversary, have over 50 memTickets for the concert are on For both hikes, wear warm bers. The band was formerly sale through any Nevada City clothing and waterproof boots, called the Nevada County and bring your own lunch. Concert Band. — will be available at the Children under 16 must be Ernie Harries is president-of accompanied by an adult. Dogs Gold Country Band ‘ t March 4 Conceron . PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ROLLINS TO GRASS VALLEY a 10 minutes) (6). Implementation. System, Article 6 of Division 4 of Title 14, of the California Administrative Code. (b) The Sheriff shall supervise the placement of et ce ¢ Lt ‘ (a) These restrictions shall be in full force and effect when marked pursuant to the California Waterway Marking ; markers. (7) Non-Marked Areas. The provisions of this Section do not preclude the operation of Section 267 of the Harbors and Navigation Code.in those areas of Rollins Lake not marked pursuant to this Section.

(8) Amendments. Amendments to this Section shall not GREENHORN be effective until marked and distributed in Chartlet form under the provisions d6f Sub-sections (4) and (6). Ps r SECTION II This ordinance shall take effect and be in force immediately from the date of its adoption and, before the expiration of fifteen (15) days from the date of passage, it shall be published once, with the names of the Supervisors voting for and against the same, in The Nugget, a newspaper _ GREENHORN —— RO. AD sees Oe SPAPU s RAUNCHY of general circulation printed and published in the County of PENINSULA . fieex’ =. [AREA "as RCL Tac PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Nevada at a regular meeting of said Board, Ya Oy Cone heur) C4 ORCHARD ORCHARD SPRINGS : ROAD A CORRECT COPY ‘ THE FOREGOING INSTRUMENT 1S ON FILE IN THIS 661 NO. ORD. OF THE ORIGINAL OFFICE. INTERSTATE 80 LEGEND . ATTEST; THEO. A. KOHLER, JR County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors By JEANETTE HILLMAN Deputy Clerk Colfax to: et Orchard Springs.5.5mi Greenhorn. sececee 7 edi’ Peninsula. ..15.0m3° Long Ravine. .3.5mi ATTEST: FEB. 20, 1974 THEO. A. KOHLER, JR. County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk, Board of Supervisors COUNTY OF NEVADA By CATHY R. WEST ee RS . 8 “GO SAN FRANCISCO ~ (2% hours) 27, 1974.. .: , Date of Publication: February. Paneer ene Te ae we fe see PON oe ee POR a eee > sh * + $28 of te eR EN S Ac of Sh a AR Rae RRSP Ie cio PW War Ba AE 2% 1 -B ‘ we x >to» a we Oun Grol 2 De Pi Deputy _ 9. amy ROAD TO RENO Absent: None Chairman $ MN P24 -7* held on the 19th day of February, 1974, by the following vote LAWRENCE FILER FT hint at he BV Od «het DEN be We RS ZO Ve HIGHWAY Nevada. of said Board: Ayes: Supervisors Ralph Buchanan, Thomas L. Turner, Fred Conway, Lawrence Filer,:William F. Curran. ‘ Noes: None me SMP FISHING CS Sanaa * * ' ‘ (oo Se eae anes wea sae ‘ IID vee 8 feue vo, . >) Steet