June 10, 1965 (28 pages)

5 Seu oe . 8 cero wr, es) June 10, 1965.Nevada County Nugget. es THE LOWER END of Broad Street this week as work got underway in the area of the bridge. Planners Send Agricultural Zoning Back To Supervisors Untouched After Discussion With much discussion on the: constitutionality involved, the Nevada County Planning Commission met in special session Monday night to revise the proposed agricultural zoning ordinance, Some 730 students at the University of California, Davis, are eee candidates for degrees at Com. mencement exercises tomorrow ez night. . Five hundred fifty-four students are candidates for bachelor's degrees from the College of Agriculture, College of EngiCounty Assessor Charles Kitts told the group his hands were tied by the present law which states he must assess land on the basis of its “market value", and this has been interpreted to mean its current value if offered for sale. Stanley Franson Of Grass Valley Will Receive Degree At Davis engineering, one, and doctor of veterinary medicine number 51, Stanley Franson of Grass Valley willreceive a bachelor of science degree in microbiology. The Commencement exercises willbe held at 8 p. m. on Toomey Field, UC President Clark Kerr and Davis campus Chancellor “"Simp ly changing the zoning to agricultural use only,” he said, won't change its market value, " Kitts offered a plan of his own for granting tax relief using a system of tax deferments warranted by liens against the property, with such liens to be paid -at the time of sale. After two hours of opinions and suggestions, the commission sent the proposed ordinance back to the Board of Supervisors for consultation with the County Counsel * and interested parties. ATTENTION FREE Skin Care Makeup Analysis MRS. F.A. MARINELLI}) BEAUTY COUNSELORS Representative for 10 Years ae a in Nevada City was blocked to traffic neering, College of Letters and Science, and School of Veterinary Medicine, announced RegistrarE,C. Wagner, Master's degree candidates number 96, doctor's of philosophy degree candidates number 27, doctor of a eae ae Here a scoop loader fills analmost continuous line of trucks as a bulldozer pushes the earth toward Broad Street next to the National Hotel Annex. Grass Valley Budget Debate In the first animation of the evening, Councilman Vic Tamietti and MayorJack Hodge closed Tuesday night's Grass Valley City Council meeting by heatedly discussing the seemingly endlessbudget meetings. According to Tamietti, there has been too much devotion to minute detail, and time has dragged painfully by. In other business, it was announced that the new fire truck promised in time for the Fourth of July won't arrive until midSeptember, Present tentative plans callfor paying $14,000 out of the capital fund on the fire truck, and financing the balance of $14,000 for three years, Bank of America offered to lend the money at3 1/2 percent, and inasmuch as the City savings ac~ count pays more than 4 percent, the council felt it would be wise to finance rather than pay cash, ' Park Superintendent Dick Heather, announcedthat the Memorial Park swimming pool will open tothe public Saturday, June 12, and that Mike Ellsworth and Marilyn Gates will be the lifeguards, Bids Will Be Opened Wednesday For Road Repair Bids were advertised May 10 for reconstruction ofa2.4-mile section of Ridge Road (Federal Aid Secondary System Route 1345) in southwestern Sierra County from 6.6to 9.0 miles west of Alleghany, according tc V. H. Hider, county road commissioner. Bids willbe openedJune 16 with _ $250,500 available for the work including $136,759 in federal funds, $92,769 in state matching funds and an estimated $20,972 In Sierra County to be paid by the county. The project will provide two 12-foot paved traffic lanes on both old and new alignment, It will connect on the west toa two-mile section of improved roadway completed in 1963, This route serves traffic between Highway 49 and the Henness Pass area, Federal law requires that FAS projects be built by state contract under the supervision of Emil M. Mrak will both address the graduates, PHONE 273-6323 ORDINANCE NO, 322 AN ORDINANCE CREATING THE POSITION OF, AND DESIGNATING THE DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF, THE BUILDING AND GROUNDS SUPERINTENDENT, THEBOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNT Y OF NEVADA DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION I DESIGNATION: There is hereby created the position of Building and Grounds Superintendent in the Classified service of the County of Nevada. SECTION Il METHOD OF APPOINT MENT AND REMOVAL: The selection of a person as Building and Grounds Superintendent shall be by appointment of the Board-of Supervisors, and he shall serve at the will and pleasure of the Board. SECTION III DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: 1, The Building and Grounds Superintendent shall be directly responsible to the Board of Supervisors for the care, maintenance, and operation of all County owned, rented, or leased buildings within the County, except the County Hospital; subject only to the policies determined by the Board of Supervisors. 2. The Building and Grounds Superintendent shall be directly responsible to the Board of Supervisors for the operation and maintenance of all refuse dumps owned or leased by the County; subject only to the policies determined by the Board, ee hae to th 3. The Building and Grounds Superintendent shall, on order of the Board, prepare remodelling programs for County buildings, and shall supervise those programsthat may be adopted by the Board of Supervisors, 4, Any remodelling or alteration programs in any County owned, rented, or leased building, shall be approved by the Board of Supervisors prior to commencement of such remodelling or alteration, 5. The Building and Grounds Superintendent shall be in charge of all buildings and grounds maintenance appropriations budgeted by the Board of Supervisors, except those appropriations budgeted for the County Hospital. 6. The Building and Grounds Superintendent shall be in-charge of all building maintenance personnel that are now, or that may be hereafter, employed by the County; except those maintenance personnel employed at the County Hospital. SECTION IV REPORTS: The Building and Grounds Superintendent shall report to the Board, in writing, the activities of his department at least once each calendar month, SECTION V OTHER DUTIES: The Building and Grounds Superintendent shall perform all other duties assigned to him by order of the Board, SECTION VI EFFECTIVE DATE: This Ordinance shall become operative on the Ist day of July, 1965, SECTION VII This Ordinance shall, before the expiration of fifteen (15) days after its passage, be published once with the names of the members voting for and against the same in the Union, a newspaper of general circulation, printed and published in the County of Nevada. ADOPTED as an Ordinance of the County of Nevada, by the Board of Supervisors at a regular meeting thereof, held on the Ist day of June, 1965, by the following vote: AYES: SUPERVISORS: Ricker Bennallack Blake Loehr NOES: SUPERVISORS: NONE ABSENT: SUPERVISORS: Third District S ‘Gene M. Ricker Chairman of the Board of Supervisors ATTEST: Theo A, Kohler, Jr. the highway division. Clerk of the Said Board

5 Seu oe . 8 cero wr, es) June 10, 1965..Nevada County Nugget.. es THE LOWER END of Broad Street this week as work got underway in the area of the bridge. Planners Send Agricultural Zoning Back To Supervisors Untouched After Discussion With much discussion on the: constitutionality involved, the Nevada County Planning Commission met in special session Monday night to revise the proposed agricultural zoning ordinance, Some 730 students at the University of California, Davis, are eee candidates for degrees at Com. mencement exercises tomorrow ez night. . Five hundred fifty-four students are candidates for bachelor's degrees from the College of Agriculture, College of EngiCounty Assessor Charles Kitts told the group his hands were tied by the present law which states he must assess land on the basis of its “market value", and this has been interpreted to mean its current value if offered for sale. Stanley Franson Of Grass Valley Will Receive Degree At Davis engineering, one, and doctor of veterinary medicine number 51, Stanley Franson of Grass Valley willreceive a bachelor of science degree in microbiology. The Commencement exercises willbe held at 8 p. m. on Toomey Field, UC President Clark Kerr and Davis campus Chancellor “"Simp ly changing the zoning to agricultural use only,” he said, won't change its market value, " Kitts offered a plan of his own for granting tax relief using a system of tax deferments warranted by liens against the property, with such liens to be paid -at the time of sale. After two hours of opinions and suggestions, the commission sent the proposed ordinance back to the Board of Supervisors for consultation with the County Counsel * and interested parties. ATTENTION FREE Skin Care Makeup Analysis MRS. F.A. MARINELLI}) BEAUTY COUNSELORS Representative for 10 Years ae a in Nevada City was blocked to traffic neering, College of Letters and Science, and School of Veterinary Medicine, announced RegistrarE,C. Wagner, Master's degree candidates number 96, doctor's of philosophy degree candidates number 27, doctor of a eae ae Here a scoop loader fills analmost continuous line of trucks as a bulldozer pushes the earth toward Broad Street next to the National Hotel Annex. Grass Valley Budget Debate In the first animation of the evening, Councilman Vic Tamietti and MayorJack Hodge closed Tuesday night's Grass Valley City Council meeting by heatedly discussing the seemingly endlessbudget meetings. According to Tamietti, there has been too much devotion to minute detail, and time has dragged painfully by. In other business, it was announced that the new fire truck promised in time for the Fourth of July won't arrive until midSeptember, Present tentative plans callfor paying $14,000 out of the capital fund on the fire truck, and financing the balance of $14,000 for three years, Bank of America offered to lend the money at3 1/2 percent, and inasmuch as the City savings ac~ count pays more than 4 percent, the council felt it would be wise to finance rather than pay cash, ' Park Superintendent Dick Heather, announcedthat the Memorial Park swimming pool will open tothe public Saturday, June 12, and that Mike Ellsworth and

Marilyn Gates will be the lifeguards, Bids Will Be Opened Wednesday For Road Repair Bids were advertised May 10 for reconstruction ofa2.4-mile section of Ridge Road (Federal Aid Secondary System Route 1345) in southwestern Sierra County from 6.6to 9.0 miles west of Alleghany, according tc V. H. Hider, county road commissioner. Bids willbe openedJune 16 with _ $250,500 available for the work including $136,759 in federal funds, $92,769 in state matching funds and an estimated $20,972 In Sierra County to be paid by the county. The project will provide two 12-foot paved traffic lanes on both old and new alignment, It will connect on the west toa two-mile section of improved roadway completed in 1963, This route serves traffic between Highway 49 and the Henness Pass area, Federal law requires that FAS projects be built by state contract under the supervision of Emil M. Mrak will both address the graduates, PHONE 273-6323 ORDINANCE NO, 322 AN ORDINANCE CREATING THE POSITION OF, AND DESIGNATING THE DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF, THE BUILDING AND GROUNDS SUPERINTENDENT, THEBOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNT Y OF NEVADA DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION I DESIGNATION: There is hereby created the position of Building and Grounds Superintendent in the Classified service of the County of Nevada. SECTION Il METHOD OF APPOINT MENT AND REMOVAL: The selection of a person as Building and Grounds Superintendent shall be by appointment of the Board-of Supervisors, and he shall serve at the will and pleasure of the Board. SECTION III DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: 1, The Building and Grounds Superintendent shall be directly responsible to the Board of Supervisors for the care, maintenance, and operation of all County owned, rented, or leased buildings within the County, except the County Hospital; subject only to the policies determined by the Board of Supervisors. 2. The Building and Grounds Superintendent shall be directly responsible to the Board of Supervisors for the operation and maintenance of all refuse dumps owned or leased by the County; subject only to the policies determined by the Board, ee hae to th 3. The Building and Grounds Superintendent shall, on order of the Board, prepare remodelling programs for County buildings, and shall supervise those programsthat may be adopted by the Board of Supervisors, 4, Any remodelling or alteration programs in any County owned, rented, or leased building, shall be approved by the Board of Supervisors prior to commencement of such remodelling or alteration, 5. The Building and Grounds Superintendent shall be in charge of all buildings and grounds maintenance appropriations budgeted by the Board of Supervisors, except those appropriations budgeted for the County Hospital. 6. The Building and Grounds Superintendent shall be in-charge of all building maintenance personnel that are now, or that may be hereafter, employed by the County; except those maintenance personnel employed at the County Hospital. SECTION IV REPORTS: The Building and Grounds Superintendent shall report to the Board, in writing, the activities of his department at least once each calendar month, SECTION V OTHER DUTIES: The Building and Grounds Superintendent shall perform all other duties assigned to him by order of the Board, SECTION VI EFFECTIVE DATE: This Ordinance shall become operative on the Ist day of July, 1965, SECTION VII This Ordinance shall, before the expiration of fifteen (15) days after its passage, be published once with the names of the members voting for and against the same in the Union, a newspaper of general circulation, printed and published in the County of Nevada. ADOPTED as an Ordinance of the County of Nevada, by the Board of Supervisors at a regular meeting thereof, held on the Ist day of June, 1965, by the following vote: AYES: SUPERVISORS: Ricker Bennallack Blake Loehr NOES: SUPERVISORS: NONE ABSENT: SUPERVISORS: Third District S ‘Gene M. Ricker Chairman of the Board of Supervisors ATTEST: Theo A, Kohler, Jr. the highway division. Clerk of the Said Board