November 4, 1965 (20 pages)

November 4, 1965.Nevada County Nugget. &9 MALAKOFF HYDRAULIC DIGGINS--heart of the new proposed state park in Nevada County. Street Zoning Case Against Nevada City Goes To Court An action against the City of Nevada brought by several Coyote Street property owners will go to court Nov, 29 in Nevada County Superior Court, City Attorney William Wetherallinformed the city council Monday night that the matter was to be heard before Judge John F. Keene of the Sierra County Superior Court. The action was brought against the city last vear by Bill Cole, — Come in up NOW valuable be given our Bill Lambert, Ed Cinningham, Irving Cook and C, E, Zimbleman all residents of Coyote Street, after the city council granted a variance to permit construction of a gas station in an R-1 zone, The property owners on Coyote Street are asking that the council's decision be reversed and that the owners of the land in question be restrained from constructing the gas station, and sign for the prizes to away af OPEN HOUSE Saturday, November 13, 1965 (SWEATERS, SUITS, SHOES, SHIRTS, TOILETRIES) AND DON'T FORGET OUR NEW LOCATION TN Mill St., Grass Valley Seanctts & Steck 111 Mill St. Grass Valley Big Plans For The Malakoff (Continued from Page 1) He noted that a substantial portion of the projected park is in Forest Service ownership whichcan only be acquired through exchange. This would acquire special authorization for funds to purchase landrequested by the Forest Service. He noted a budget is prepared for submission next year for funding of interim projects in the park so that development can move ahead from project to project. Includedin this will be funds for a second park ranger and 24 months of day labor. landscape architect Cobb then explained the proposed land use map to the supervisors and outlined some of the planned facilities, He said that the park at the completion of the 20 year project period will include 800 picnic sites, 1,110 campsites, four group camps, 20 miles of trails and an administrative center. Estimated cost for the total project is$11,500,000 and the park will attract 775,000 people a year. Expected to be an all year use park, operating expenses will be $477,000, park payroll $285,000, gross receipts of $282,000, Visitors to the park are expected to put $2 million into the local economy. Hatchconcluded by saying that his department is still very enthusiastic about the park project. PAINTING Sheetrock Finishing H.W. Ray LICENSED * BONDED * INSURED TEL 273-2495 GRASS VALLEY We Have A BATH SHOP . ! . but mostly grownups will appreciate our luxurious accessories to brighten the dullest of baths. TOWELS TOWEL POLES (gold plated or silver) BATH SCALES HA MPERS TOILET SEATS LID COVER AND BATH MATS VANITY SETS SOAPS BATHROOM FIXT URES (gold and chrome) BOWL AND PITCHER SETS SHOWER CURTAINS BATHROOM SETS (Hamper -wastebasket -brush) Come in Soon and See our Complete Line of Bathroom Accessories AMPLE PARKING * FREE DELIVERY * CONVENIENT CREDIT NEVADA CITY Across from the National Hotel 265-4503 PERSONALIZED SERVICES GRASS VALLEY Main at the end of Mill Street 273-8461

November 4, 1965..Nevada County Nugget.. &9 MALAKOFF HYDRAULIC DIGGINS--heart of the new proposed state park in Nevada County. Street Zoning Case Against Nevada City Goes To Court An action against the City of Nevada brought by several Coyote Street property owners will go to court Nov, 29 in Nevada County Superior Court, City Attorney William Wetherallinformed the city council Monday night that the matter was to be heard before Judge John F. Keene of the Sierra County Superior Court. The action was brought against the city last vear by Bill Cole, — Come in up NOW valuable be given our Bill Lambert, Ed Cinningham, Irving Cook and C, E, Zimbleman all residents of Coyote Street, after the city council granted a variance to permit construction of a gas station in an R-1 zone, The property owners on Coyote Street are asking that the council's decision be reversed and that the owners of the land in question be restrained from constructing the gas station, and sign for the prizes to away af OPEN HOUSE Saturday, November 13, 1965 (SWEATERS, SUITS, SHOES, SHIRTS, TOILETRIES) AND DON'T FORGET OUR NEW LOCATION TN Mill St., Grass Valley Seanctts & Steck 111 Mill St. Grass Valley Big Plans For The Malakoff (Continued from Page 1) He noted that a substantial portion of the projected park is in Forest Service ownership whichcan only be acquired through exchange. This would acquire special authorization for funds to purchase landrequested by the Forest Service. He noted a budget is prepared for submission next year for funding of interim projects in the park so that development can move ahead from project to project. Includedin this will be funds for a second park ranger

and 24 months of day labor. landscape architect Cobb then explained the proposed land use map to the supervisors and outlined some of the planned facilities, He said that the park at the completion of the 20 year project period will include 800 picnic sites, 1,110 campsites, four group camps, 20 miles of trails and an administrative center. Estimated cost for the total project is$11,500,000 and the park will attract 775,000 people a year. Expected to be an all year use park, operating expenses will be $477,000, park payroll $285,000, gross receipts of $282,000, Visitors to the park are expected to put $2 million into the local economy. Hatchconcluded by saying that his department is still very enthusiastic about the park project. PAINTING Sheetrock Finishing H.W. Ray LICENSED * BONDED * INSURED TEL 273-2495 GRASS VALLEY We Have A BATH SHOP . ! .. but mostly grownups will appreciate our luxurious accessories to brighten the dullest of baths. TOWELS TOWEL POLES (gold plated or silver) BATH SCALES HA MPERS TOILET SEATS LID COVER AND BATH MATS VANITY SETS SOAPS BATHROOM FIXT URES (gold and chrome) BOWL AND PITCHER SETS SHOWER CURTAINS BATHROOM SETS (Hamper -wastebasket -brush) Come in Soon and See our Complete Line of Bathroom Accessories AMPLE PARKING * FREE DELIVERY * CONVENIENT CREDIT NEVADA CITY Across from the National Hotel 265-4503 PERSONALIZED SERVICES GRASS VALLEY Main at the end of Mill Street 273-8461