February 3, 1966 (16 pages)

‘. $182000 PARKING PLAN NEVADA N COUNTY 00 LAI Al EQNVAN Faustman Report Calls For Three Off Omega, French Corral, Rough 10 Cents A Copy By Don Hoagiand Published Thursdays, Nevada City February 3, 1966 New Plan For Water Treatment the directors Monday that he had conferred with the district's bond counsel George Harrington in ASSEMBLYMAN GENE CHAPPIE (left) congratulates Ralph Friedrich after Friedrich was installed as president of the Nevada City Cham ruled San Francisco and he had could sell the that the district remaining $7,800,000 from the ber of Commerce original $65 million bond author National Hotel, ization, Saturday night at the annual dinner in the ( Ralph Friedrich Is Seated As New Chamber President The voters approved the sale of . ance the district's Yuba-Bear project, but only $57,200,000 in bonds were sold, Recreation, planning and the said recreation is the county's vital role of the local citizen in biggest industry and while the ways to finance water treatment _ developing this new recreation lumber and agricultural industries The district has been seeking plants for the Twin Cities area industry in the county all received and for the fast growing North strong plugs from Assemblyman Gene Chappie Saturday night at Auburn area in Placer County. Theboard last week authorized he annual installation dinner of' Koster tonegotiate with the state the Nevada City Chamber of General Services Administration Commerce, for the purchase of the DeWitt Chappie, speaking before a State Hospital water treatment crowd of 80 Chamber members and guests in the National Hotel, (Continued on Page 2) Supervisors Approve Subdivision Changes Nevada County Supervisors Tuesday adopted two resolutions aimed at bringing county subdivision standards into line with state law. Both resolutions, which were given unanimous approval, were presented by Planning Director William Roberts and were a result of a study made by the planning commission of amendments to the state Map Act made by the last session of the legislature, Oneresolution defines the term “approved access" which had proved to be a stumbling block in the new.amendments and had hindered consideration of other changesin the county ordinance, The amended Map Act says that a subdivision does not include the division of any real property finance a _ professional study © Faustman's report is the result. First, he concludes that the, metered curb spaces have a high level of occupancy each day with the greatest use adjacent to stores on Broad Street. Outside of the Teale Cites Potential Of Malakoff Counties, NID manager Edwin Koster told more than two years ago to fin street parking. The committee? later asked that the city help spaces tothe freeway construction and the dislocation of traffic finance major water treatment $65 million in revenue bonds mittee to study parking needs ing the city and then determine ways to finance construction of off discussion in the city for several years. The loss of several parking facilities in Nevada and Placer if the parcel is divided into lots which have a gross area of 20 acres or more each of which has an approved access to a maintained public street or highway. The resolution approved Tues day defines approved access as meaning that either (1) each lot or parcel created by the division of land shall have access frontage of 60 feet minimum on a maintained county road; or (2) each are “just touch and go, you will see recreation grow to be your biggest industry, “ “Recreation will be one of the strong economic pillars of your county," Chappie said, “andI Say you cannot, I say again, you cannot overlook it. " On the basis that recreation will play a major part inthe economic life of the county, Chappie said the county will need a good strong recreation plan and this should be included in the county~ wide general plan. The assemblyman mentioned the Malakoff State Park project and the recreation facilities to be constructed as part of the ae Last yearthe Chamber of Com~% merce appointed a parking com-3 been one of the biggest topics of that it would be legal for them fe) Ss sion. merce and the members of the Chamber's parking committee, Parking, or the lack of it, has to sell revenue bonds originally authorized for the Yuba-Bear River hydro-electric project to . n patterns has increased the discus» The city parking pian prepared by Sacramento consultant Dr, Ds Jackson Faustman will get its first public airing on Feb. 7 ata special meeting of the city council, the Chamber of Com Directors of the Nevada Irrigation District learned this week ad ar time limit zones, the curb spaces are filled with all day parkers, The curb meter revenues have tended to increase over the past six years showing an increase in the parking demands, He also found that occupancy of off street parking is at a near capacity Nevada County has in the new ‘level, Malakoff State Park one of the From all of this, he concludes greatest park and local economy that additional short time cus= boosting potentials of any county tomer off street parking is needed in the state, to insure that the central business This opinion was expressed last district will not be at a compet Thursday by Calaveras County ative disadvantage insofar as’ Senator Stephen Teale in an inparking is concerned in relation formal talk before state, county to present and future commercial city and local Democratic development in the outlying officials at a luncheon in the areas, National Hotel in Nevada City. To solve this Faustman recomTeale, aDemocrat and the first mends construction of three lots announced candidate for the which would add 126 parking newly created Third District, was spaces, The estimated cost the guest of honor at the luncheon would be $182,600, attended by 38, He had toured the new Malakoff Park in the morning with officials of the State Division of Beaches and Parks, county and city Officials and members of the The first site is on Spring Street running from the city garage to Pine Street, This would provide 37 parking spaces, The second site is also on Spring Street andruns from the comer press, of Pine to the National Hotel, Tealetoldthe luncheon gatherThis area, along with the proposal ing that he had been involved that Spring Street be improved (Continued on Page 3) (Continued on Page 2) d >y 2 fs . ’ . a : a i f Nevada Irrigation District's YubaBear River project and commended the local citizens for taking the initiative and developing the local resources, He stressed that-not all of the future was rosy, He noted it had taken about 114 years to get 30,000 people in Nevada County lot or parcel created by the but that figure would double in division of land shall have access the next 15 years, frontage of 60 feet minimum on a proposed public or private road right of way conforming to county standards for width, grade and slightment, and which connects with an existing maintained county or state road, The resolution further provides that such (Continued on Page 2) Because of reapportionment, he said government is going to have to fall back on local people and local control, “Let's think of doing things at the local level, It is your duty to give guidance and assistance (Continued on Page 2) NEVADA CITY Councilman Bob Paine (left) discussed the prospects for the new Malakoff State Park with State Senator Stephen Teale last Thursday during the Calaveras County Senator's first tour of the park site with city officials and representatives of the Division of Beaches and Parks, UOTQDES ST BOTPOTIE Volume 41 Number 5 rP e stl £IVAQET 9983S °FTTBO and Ready, Graniteville, ig, P Bul, Washingto ‘ent, LaBarr Meadows, Cedar Ridge, Union Hill, Peardale, Summit City, Walloupa, Gouge Eye, E Lime Kile: Che Well. Christmas Hil, LibgssPill, Sailor Flat, Lake City, il (Sia Hill, Bri lat, Sebastopol, Quaker Hill, W illow Valley, Newtown, Indian Flat, Bridgeport, Birchville, Moore’s Flat, Orleans Flat, Remington Hill, Anthony House Delirium Trasee, Selby Flat, Grizzly Hill, Gold Flat, Soggsville, Gold Bar, Lowell Hill, Bourbon Hilf,

‘. $182000 PARKING PLAN NEVADA N COUNTY 00 LAI Al EQNVAN Faustman Report Calls For Three Off Omega, French Corral, Rough 10 Cents A Copy By Don Hoagiand Published Thursdays, Nevada City February 3, 1966 New Plan For Water Treatment the directors Monday that he had conferred with the district's bond counsel George Harrington in ASSEMBLYMAN GENE CHAPPIE (left) congratulates Ralph Friedrich after Friedrich was installed as president of the Nevada City Cham ruled San Francisco and he had could sell the that the district remaining $7,800,000 from the ber of Commerce original $65 million bond author National Hotel, ization, Saturday night at the annual dinner in the ( Ralph Friedrich Is Seated As New Chamber President The voters approved the sale of . ance the district's Yuba-Bear project, but only $57,200,000 in bonds were sold, Recreation, planning and the said recreation is the county's vital role of the local citizen in biggest industry and while the ways to finance water treatment _ developing this new recreation lumber and agricultural industries The district has been seeking plants for the Twin Cities area industry in the county all received and for the fast growing North strong plugs from Assemblyman Gene Chappie Saturday night at Auburn area in Placer County. Theboard last week authorized he annual installation dinner of' Koster tonegotiate with the state the Nevada City Chamber of General Services Administration Commerce, for the purchase of the DeWitt Chappie, speaking before a State Hospital water treatment crowd of 80 Chamber members and guests in the National Hotel, (Continued on Page 2) Supervisors Approve Subdivision Changes Nevada County Supervisors Tuesday adopted two resolutions aimed at bringing county subdivision standards into line with state law. Both resolutions, which were given unanimous approval, were presented by Planning Director William Roberts and were a result of a study made by the planning commission of amendments to the state Map Act made by the last session of the legislature, Oneresolution defines the term “approved access" which had proved to be a stumbling block in the new.amendments and had hindered consideration of other changesin the county ordinance, The amended Map Act says that a subdivision does not include the division of any real property finance a _ professional study © Faustman's report is the result. First, he concludes that the, metered curb spaces have a high level of occupancy each day with the greatest use adjacent to stores on Broad Street. Outside of the Teale Cites Potential Of Malakoff Counties, NID manager Edwin Koster told more than two years ago to fin street parking. The committee? later asked that the city help spaces tothe freeway construction and the dislocation of traffic finance major water treatment $65 million in revenue bonds mittee to study parking needs ing the city and then determine ways to finance construction of off discussion in the city for several years. The loss of several parking facilities in Nevada and Placer if the parcel is divided into lots which have a gross area of 20 acres or more each of which has an approved access to a maintained public street or highway. The resolution approved Tues day defines approved access as meaning that either (1) each lot or parcel created by the division of land shall have access frontage of 60 feet minimum on a maintained county road; or (2) each are “just touch and go, you will see recreation grow to be your biggest industry, “ “Recreation will be one of the strong economic pillars of your county," Chappie said, “andI Say you cannot, I say again, you cannot overlook it. " On the basis that recreation will play a major part inthe economic life of the county, Chappie said the county will need a good strong recreation plan and this should be included in the county~ wide general plan. The assemblyman mentioned the Malakoff State Park project and the recreation facilities to be constructed as part of the ae Last yearthe Chamber of Com~%

merce appointed a parking com-3 been one of the biggest topics of that it would be legal for them fe) Ss sion. merce and the members of the Chamber's parking committee, Parking, or the lack of it, has to sell revenue bonds originally authorized for the Yuba-Bear River hydro-electric project to . n patterns has increased the discus» The city parking pian prepared by Sacramento consultant Dr, Ds Jackson Faustman will get its first public airing on Feb. 7 ata special meeting of the city council, the Chamber of Com Directors of the Nevada Irrigation District learned this week ad ar time limit zones, the curb spaces are filled with all day parkers, The curb meter revenues have tended to increase over the past six years showing an increase in the parking demands, He also found that occupancy of off street parking is at a near capacity Nevada County has in the new ‘level, Malakoff State Park one of the From all of this, he concludes greatest park and local economy that additional short time cus= boosting potentials of any county tomer off street parking is needed in the state, to insure that the central business This opinion was expressed last district will not be at a compet Thursday by Calaveras County ative disadvantage insofar as’ Senator Stephen Teale in an inparking is concerned in relation formal talk before state, county to present and future commercial city and local Democratic development in the outlying officials at a luncheon in the areas, National Hotel in Nevada City. To solve this Faustman recomTeale, aDemocrat and the first mends construction of three lots announced candidate for the which would add 126 parking newly created Third District, was spaces, The estimated cost the guest of honor at the luncheon would be $182,600, attended by 38, He had toured the new Malakoff Park in the morning with officials of the State Division of Beaches and Parks, county and city Officials and members of the The first site is on Spring Street running from the city garage to Pine Street, This would provide 37 parking spaces, The second site is also on Spring Street andruns from the comer press, of Pine to the National Hotel, Tealetoldthe luncheon gatherThis area, along with the proposal ing that he had been involved that Spring Street be improved (Continued on Page 3) (Continued on Page 2) d >y 2 fs . ’ . a : a i f Nevada Irrigation District's YubaBear River project and commended the local citizens for taking the initiative and developing the local resources, He stressed that-not all of the future was rosy, He noted it had taken about 114 years to get 30,000 people in Nevada County lot or parcel created by the but that figure would double in division of land shall have access the next 15 years, frontage of 60 feet minimum on a proposed public or private road right of way conforming to county standards for width, grade and slightment, and which connects with an existing maintained county or state road, The resolution further provides that such (Continued on Page 2) Because of reapportionment, he said government is going to have to fall back on local people and local control, “Let's think of doing things at the local level, It is your duty to give guidance and assistance (Continued on Page 2) NEVADA CITY Councilman Bob Paine (left) discussed the prospects for the new Malakoff State Park with State Senator Stephen Teale last Thursday during the Calaveras County Senator's first tour of the park site with city officials and representatives of the Division of Beaches and Parks, UOTQDES ST BOTPOTIE Volume 41 Number 5 rP e stl £IVAQET 9983S °FTTBO and Ready, Graniteville, ig, P Bul, Washingto ‘ent, LaBarr Meadows, Cedar Ridge, Union Hill, Peardale, Summit City, Walloupa, Gouge Eye, E Lime Kile: Che Well. Christmas Hil, LibgssPill, Sailor Flat, Lake City, il (Sia Hill, Bri lat, Sebastopol, Quaker Hill, W illow Valley, Newtown, Indian Flat, Bridgeport, Birchville, Moore’s Flat, Orleans Flat, Remington Hill, Anthony House Delirium Trasee, Selby Flat, Grizzly Hill, Gold Flat, Soggsville, Gold Bar, Lowell Hill, Bourbon Hilf,