March 17, 1966 (20 pages)

ee en re Match 17, 1966.Nevada County Nugget. 09 Berliner To Rid County Of Junk Cars _ _(Continued from Page 1) provision of the Fish and Game Code and has been used successfully here to prosecute persons dumping cars inte streams, A section of the Motor Vehicle Code makes it illegal to abandon automobiles on roads and gives the Sheriff, the Highway Patrol or city police the power to remove any vehicle apparently abandoned and charge the owner for towing and storage. This includes cars abandoned on public or private property. A third method of handling the problem is covered in the county zoning ordinance which requires a junk yard permit for storage of junk covering an area of more than 200 square feet. Berliner noted this includes automobiles or any junk and covers all zones in the county. “Using these three laws, " Berliner said, “it is going to be our policy to enforce the law by encouraging the owners to remove the cars themselves." He pointed out that over half the abandoned vehicles are abandoned by owners on their own property. "We will try to get the owners to remove the cars themselves and will givereasonable warning. If anyone refuses to obey the law, we will prosecute, " “We need public support to locate these vehicles, " Berliner continued. “Once we find them we will enlist the help of the Sheriff's Office and the Highway Patrol forthe investigation. They have never failed to help when asked, " Questioned about where the owners were to get rid of their junk cars, Berliner said they should be taken to the county dump. If that becomes filled, then he saidhe would have to and would go before the county supervisors for another solution. He concluded hopefully that with information and public support, it was not unreasonable to think that the blight of abandoned cars in the county could be eliminated by summer. Two Propositions Will Be Put Before District Voters Before New Water Treatment Plant Can Be Constructed (Continued from Page 1) three months. One would ask permission to borrow from the federal government to allow reconstruction and enlargement of. the district's transmission facilities, including the Cascade System, under the Small Projects Act. The second proposition would ask for permission to sell some $8 million in Yuba-Bear River project bonds remaining from the original $65 million authorization. These funds would be used to construct treatment plants in Nevada and Placer counties. The bonds are revenue bonds and Sauers explained, in answer to questions, that they would Pre-Easter Sale Soon Grass Valley merchants are planning to‘usher in the spring season with a gigantic three day sale March 31 through April 2. The Grass Valley Merchants Committee voted last week to participate in a combined “Pre=Easter Cleanup Sale." The idea behind the sale wiH be both to move out winter merchandise andto generate business in the town. To do this each of the participating merchants will be offering “hot sale items” BCE se mB GE gee e FRUIT TREES Special Thru Mar 19 One sack of Steer Manure included with each Fruit or Almond tree purchased at no additional cost. APPLE TREES 16 Varieties, the largest seection we know of—includes famous “Arkansas Black” d “Double Red Delicious” ‘which is far superior to most Ider types. PLUM TREES dent, Damson, Santa , Satsuma, Green Gage ALMONDS One of the earliest blossomtrees. ing “Also: Varieties of NECARINE, CHERRY and Visit Ow New Lecetion on HUBBARD ROAD Turn Off Gress Volley-Nevade City Gpponte Vabu River Lombar Company have to be retired with revenue from domestic water sales, In other action the council approved a resolution setting up personnel policies for the city. The lengthy resolution came out of a study of personnel needs and policies developed by a citizens committee. A resolution establishing a police reserve was read for the first time. Although it was one of the main purposes for the meeting, the council took no action on the naming of an engineer to do a preliminary study of city water needs to go with an application to the Farmer's Home Administration for a water project planning grant. City Manager Beryl Robinson CAMPBELLS TOMATO 10/51 8 02 MACARONI & CHEESE oe 5 LBS $400 SOUP MORTON FROZEN SNOWDRIFT SHORTENING TASTEWELL MARGARINE CYPRESS GARDENS PURE ORANGE JUICE ox. 39¢ 1/2 gar. 75° CRYSTAL ICE CREAM 1/2 GAL. SHERBET 1/2 GAI SLIM FREEZ 1/2 GAL COTTAGE CHEESE PT LETTUCE ORANGES 5 LBS 2 HEADS noted that six firms, including chures from several of the firms twofromthe county, had applied and asked for a decision by the for the job. He passed out bronext meeting on March 28, @ CARPETING @ DRAPERIES Call 273-6443 Licensed Contractor Office-944 Lincoln Way Auburn, Calif. @LINOLEUM @TORGINOL e@TILE US.D.A. 5/540 CHOICE MEATS CHUCK STEAK iB OSSs RUMP ROAST iB 69% X RIB ROAST ip 89 SIRLOIN TIP ROAST ws 89: LEAN GROUND CHUCK ws 69: REGULAR GROUND BEEF KREY 3 LBs 5400 SLICED BACON Lb 89° aan QUALITY FRESH MEATS. ) THE Phone 265°4285 FREE DELIVERY 303 BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY, CALIF FRE & PBR FE gece CAMELLIA Named Varieties. edding Size .. 59c alion,. from. $2.49 AZALEAS In Sead roa —" 3 Fe For $i 00 Ba gee 12 For $1.49 PANSIES & VIOLAS 12 For 75c RHODODENDRONS Named Varieties. Reg. $2.19 Gal. SPECIAL — $1.49 This Week ONLY ENDS MARCH 19 Steer Manure Truckload Sale 40 LB SACK nu A] we Fast Shade SILVER MAPLE 79¢ IBERIAN ELM Ze, ‘ast growing, (very f trove, hide a bad sna Shade & Ornamental All Grow Swiftly aba EAE EA SE A 89c S\WHITE BIRCH . 79c plant . singly or three or more the same hole. MONTEREY PINE Ornamental With ‘Fall Color iquid Amber . 89c Japanese Maple 79c Amur Maple . 89¢ ugar Maple _. 99c ed Maple .. 99¢ PINK DOGWOOD

ee en re Match 17, 1966..Nevada County Nugget.. 09 Berliner To Rid County Of Junk Cars _ _(Continued from Page 1) provision of the Fish and Game Code and has been used successfully here to prosecute persons dumping cars inte streams, A section of the Motor Vehicle Code makes it illegal to abandon automobiles on roads and gives the Sheriff, the Highway Patrol or city police the power to remove any vehicle apparently abandoned and charge the owner for towing and storage. This includes cars abandoned on public or private property. A third method of handling the problem is covered in the county zoning ordinance which requires a junk yard permit for storage of junk covering an area of more than 200 square feet. Berliner noted this includes automobiles or any junk and covers all zones in the county. “Using these three laws, " Berliner said, “it is going to be our policy to enforce the law by encouraging the owners to remove the cars themselves." He pointed out that over half the abandoned vehicles are abandoned by owners on their own property. "We will try to get the owners to remove the cars themselves and will givereasonable warning. If anyone refuses to obey the law, we will prosecute, " “We need public support to locate these vehicles, " Berliner continued. “Once we find them we will enlist the help of the Sheriff's Office and the Highway Patrol forthe investigation. They have never failed to help when asked, " Questioned about where the owners were to get rid of their junk cars, Berliner said they should be taken to the county dump. If that becomes filled, then he saidhe would have to and would go before the county supervisors for another solution. He concluded hopefully that with information and public support, it was not unreasonable to think that the blight of abandoned cars in the county could be eliminated by summer. Two Propositions Will Be Put Before District Voters Before New Water Treatment Plant Can Be Constructed (Continued from Page 1) three months. One would ask permission to borrow from the federal government to allow reconstruction and enlargement of. the district's transmission facilities, including the Cascade System, under the Small Projects Act. The second proposition would ask for permission to sell some $8 million in Yuba-Bear River project bonds remaining from the original $65 million authorization. These funds would be used to construct treatment plants in Nevada and Placer counties. The bonds are revenue bonds and Sauers explained, in answer to questions, that they would Pre-Easter Sale Soon Grass Valley merchants are planning to‘usher in the spring season with a gigantic three day sale March 31 through April 2. The Grass Valley Merchants Committee voted last week to participate in a combined “Pre=Easter Cleanup Sale." The idea behind the sale wiH be both to move out winter merchandise andto generate business in the town. To do this each of the participating merchants will be offering “hot sale items” BCE se mB GE gee e FRUIT TREES Special Thru Mar 19 One sack of Steer Manure included with each Fruit or Almond tree purchased at no additional cost. APPLE TREES 16 Varieties, the largest seection we know of—includes famous “Arkansas Black” d “Double Red Delicious” ‘which is far superior to most Ider types. PLUM TREES dent, Damson, Santa , Satsuma, Green Gage ALMONDS One of the earliest blossomtrees. ing “Also: Varieties of NECARINE, CHERRY and Visit Ow New Lecetion on HUBBARD ROAD Turn Off Gress Volley-Nevade City Gpponte Vabu River Lombar Company have to be retired with revenue from domestic water sales, In other action the council approved a resolution setting up personnel policies for the city.

The lengthy resolution came out of a study of personnel needs and policies developed by a citizens committee. A resolution establishing a police reserve was read for the first time. Although it was one of the main purposes for the meeting, the council took no action on the naming of an engineer to do a preliminary study of city water needs to go with an application to the Farmer's Home Administration for a water project planning grant. City Manager Beryl Robinson CAMPBELLS TOMATO 10/51 8 02 MACARONI & CHEESE oe 5 LBS $400 SOUP MORTON FROZEN SNOWDRIFT SHORTENING TASTEWELL MARGARINE CYPRESS GARDENS PURE ORANGE JUICE ox. 39¢ 1/2 gar. 75° CRYSTAL ICE CREAM 1/2 GAL.. SHERBET 1/2 GAI SLIM FREEZ 1/2 GAL COTTAGE CHEESE PT LETTUCE ORANGES 5 LBS 2 HEADS noted that six firms, including chures from several of the firms twofromthe county, had applied and asked for a decision by the for the job. He passed out bronext meeting on March 28, @ CARPETING @ DRAPERIES Call 273-6443 Licensed Contractor Office-944 Lincoln Way Auburn, Calif. @LINOLEUM @TORGINOL e@TILE US.D.A. 5/540 CHOICE MEATS CHUCK STEAK iB OSSs RUMP ROAST iB 69% X RIB ROAST ip 89 SIRLOIN TIP ROAST ws 89: LEAN GROUND CHUCK ws 69: REGULAR GROUND BEEF KREY 3 LBs 5400 SLICED BACON Lb 89° aan QUALITY FRESH MEATS. ) THE Phone 265°4285 FREE DELIVERY 303 BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY, CALIF FRE & PBR FE gece CAMELLIA Named Varieties. edding Size ... 59c alion,. from.. $2.49 AZALEAS In Sead roa —" 3 Fe For $i 00 Ba gee 12 For $1.49 PANSIES & VIOLAS 12 For 75c RHODODENDRONS Named Varieties. Reg. $2.19 Gal. SPECIAL — $1.49 This Week ONLY ENDS MARCH 19 Steer Manure Truckload Sale 40 LB SACK nu A] we Fast Shade SILVER MAPLE 79¢ IBERIAN ELM Ze, ‘ast growing, (very f trove, hide a bad sna Shade & Ornamental All Grow Swiftly aba EAE EA SE A 89c S\WHITE BIRCH . 79c plant . singly or three or more the same hole. MONTEREY PINE Ornamental With ‘Fall Color iquid Amber .. 89c Japanese Maple 79c Amur Maple .. 89¢ ugar Maple _. 99c ed Maple .... 99¢ PINK DOGWOOD