September 2, 1965 (16 pages)

NEVADA CITY Councilman Dan O'Neill and Mrs. O'Neill left Tuesday afternoon for a two year stay at the University of Oklahoma, City officials are wondering today when he plans to resign from the city council, Although he knew about his plans to go to the university on a grant to obtain his doctorate degree for several weeks, O'Neill has not submitted his official resignation from the council, If none is. received,.the council must wait for at least three meetings before it can name a successor. ONO FOM GAGE OGG ao) WORLD PRESS DISPATCHES Astronauts Complete Eight Day Space Mission SuccessfullyAstronauts Gordon Cooper and Charles Conrad Sunday completed a successful eight-day voyage in space, circling the world 120 times in that period, ees 8 @ The population of Communist China will be one billion by 1980 at the present birth and death NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Published Every Thursday By NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, INC. 318 Broad Street, Nevada City, Calif. Alfred E. Heller, PublisherSecond class postage paid at Nevada City, Calif. Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court, June 3, 1960, Decree No. 12,406. Subscription rates: One year, $4; Two years, $6; Three years, $8. kKkekkk&kkkek 1964 MERIT CITATION FOR GENERAL EXCELLENCE. AWARDED BY CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION Donald L. Hoagland, Editor. . rate, itwas announced at the first International Conference on Family Planning in GENEVA, The Peking government is expected to take firm action soon to control the burgeoning population, ee eset 8 New behind-the-scenes overtures for peace in the Vietnamese war were reported last week, At the UNITED NATIONS reliable sources said that Secretary: General U Thant had approached the 14 nations which drew up peace terms for Vietnam in the 1954 Geneva Conference in order to sound them out on whether or not a ceasefire could be obtained, In MOSCOW President Nasser of Egypt began a series of talks with Soviet leaders which was to in~ clude discussion of the tension in Vietnam, Andin WASHINGTON it was reported that the U.S. had made. a series of unpublicized, indirect approaches to Communist North Vietnam to offer to exchange demonstrations of a desire to slow down the war, A. response is expected within a week or two. Meanwhile, the U.S. kept up its saturation bombing of suspected Viet Cong areas, jee ees A shotgun ambush in Jackson, MISSISSIPPI seriously wounded a Unitarian minister who was in that area working with a biracial group attempting to work for peaceful desegration. County Planners Grant Another Use Nevada: County Planning Commission’ Monday night granted the second use permit this month for new construction in the sewage critical Glenbrook ‘area. The latest permit was issued on the application of Gra-Vada Enterprises, Inc., for construction, operation and maintenance of aretail lumber yard in an A-1 zone on property owned by GraVada north of Brunswick Road, east of the proposed freeway and west of the proposed freeway access, The matter had been continued from Aug. 23 on the ruling of assistant County Counsel Brian Bishop. County Sanitarian Harold Cox was not present at that session and Bishop ruled that the commission was being asked to make a decision on hearsay evidence of what Cox was supposed to haye said in regard to sanitary facilities, Monday night a letter from Cox was read stating that no sewage disposal permit could be issued to the applicant. Planning Director Bill Roberts alsoreada letter from the building inspector's office stating the opinion that no building permit could be issued without proper sewage facilities. . Cox was asked if* chemical toilets would be permissible and he said he could not rule them out. He said that decision was up to the commission and the building department. Cox was asked if installation of use of chemical toilets would be agreeable with him and he said they would, Ed Litke, a long time proponent of the creation of a sanitation district in the Glenbrook area, warned the commission that if it continued to grant building permits in an area in which the county had put a_ building “embargo” until the sewage disposal situation was corrected, they would seriously endanger a chance of ever getting a sanitation district approved for the area. Hesaid when area residents saw other people being allowed county's building ban and would vote down the proposal to form a sanitation district. The application wasunanimously approved with the stipulations that no water be hooked up tothe building, that chemical toilets be used and that there be no burning or processing of lumber Permit In The Sewage. Critical Area on the premises. The planners also approved the use permit application of the Truckee Tahoe Airport District for construction, operation and maintenance of an airplane hanger and storage of flammable liquids above four feet below the surface of the ground. New Map Act Poses Problems For County (Continued from Page 1) cultural purposes, which was never satisfactorily defined, It does raise the question of defining what “approvedaccess” is, This was discussed at length by the commission, but no final conclusion was reached, 3) Any parcel or parcels of land having approved access to a public street or highway which comprises part of a tract of land zoned for industrial development, and which has the approval of the governing body asto street alignments and widths, A fourth case of what is jot a subdivision has been added to the act and is defined as any parcel or parcels of land divided into lots ‘or parcels, each of a gross area of 40 acres or more, For each ofthe first three cases a tentative map is required, but a tentative map is not required after divisions contain 40 acres or more, A tentative map may be required where the division is four parcels or less when requested by local ordinance. This raised the question of whether the county should amend its ordinance to require a tentative map where the division is four parcels or less? In addition tothe tentative maps and final maps required in certain to build in the sewage critical :* % area, they would forget about the Weather NEVADA CITY Max. Min, Rainfall Aug. 26 719 46 27 80 46 28 85 49 29 86 48 30 86 48 31 85 48 Sept. 1 si. 81 Rainfall to date 1.03 Rainfall last year ae He GRASS VALLEY Max, Min, Rainfall Aug. 26 85 ° 51 27 85 55 5.«as 36 29 92 59 30 94 59 31 9357 Sent. 1 88 58 Rainfall to date 96 Rainfall last year 18 in the state, cases for subdivisions, the amend~ ments to the act require a new map called a parcel map for divisions of land which are not a subdivision. This is to be filed prior to sale or lease of the parcels, Where a tentative map is required, a parcel map is also to be filed, The question of when a parcel map shall be required for land not a subdivision was not satisfactorily answered Monday night. Roberts said it was unclear to him that a division into four or less parcels, or into 40 acres or more requires a parcel map. County Counsel Leo Todd was questioned on this and he said his tentative opinion was that parcel maps w ould be required for all divisions of land except the division into parcels of 40 acres or more. Thisraisedthe questions of how the county could prevent further division of 40 acre parcels and the consequent density growth and problems of traffic pressure on the reads, No real answers were found at this first discussion session, but many questions were raised, It will be some time before the county can iron out its ordinances and set policy to make the new law work here. THE GRASS VALLEY Sportsman's Club will hold its annual cam pstew Sept, 12 at the Lions Lake picnic grounds, Old timers come from far and near for this gathering of the oldest sportsman's club. Above, State Senator Paul J. Lunardi (left) and Congressman Harold T. Johnson, both long-time members of the ‘club, talked with one of the organizations oldest members, Oscar Angilley, at the meeting last year, e ° ° Zz 9) < f> Q. f 2) ° cS ~~ ped . < Zz [= gaQ ga @ ta n o uv o. o 3 s o ~ i) ay co top) on

NEVADA CITY Councilman Dan O'Neill and Mrs. O'Neill left Tuesday afternoon for a two year stay at the University of Oklahoma, City officials are wondering today when he plans to resign from the city council, Although he knew about his plans to go to the university on a grant to obtain his doctorate degree for several weeks, O'Neill has not submitted his official resignation from the council, If none is. received,.the council must wait for at least three meetings before it can name a successor. ONO FOM GAGE OGG ao) WORLD PRESS DISPATCHES Astronauts Complete Eight Day Space Mission SuccessfullyAstronauts Gordon Cooper and Charles Conrad Sunday completed a successful eight-day voyage in space, circling the world 120 times in that period, ees 8 @ The population of Communist China will be one billion by 1980 at the present birth and death NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Published Every Thursday By NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, INC. 318 Broad Street, Nevada City, Calif. Alfred E. Heller, PublisherSecond class postage paid at Nevada City, Calif. Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court, June 3, 1960, Decree No. 12,406. Subscription rates: One year, $4; Two years, $6; Three years, $8. kKkekkk&kkkek 1964 MERIT CITATION FOR GENERAL EXCELLENCE. AWARDED BY CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION Donald L. Hoagland, Editor. . rate, itwas announced at the first International Conference on Family Planning in GENEVA, The Peking government is expected to take firm action soon to control the burgeoning population, ee eset 8 New behind-the-scenes overtures for peace in the Vietnamese war were reported last week, At the UNITED NATIONS reliable sources said that Secretary: General U Thant had approached the 14 nations which drew up peace terms for Vietnam in the 1954 Geneva Conference in order to sound them out on whether or not a ceasefire could be obtained, In MOSCOW President Nasser of Egypt began a series of talks with Soviet leaders which was to in~ clude discussion of the tension in Vietnam, Andin WASHINGTON it was reported that the U.S. had made. a series of unpublicized, indirect approaches to Communist North Vietnam to offer to exchange demonstrations of a desire to slow down the war, A. response is expected within a week or two. Meanwhile, the U.S. kept up its saturation bombing of suspected Viet Cong areas, jee ees A shotgun ambush in Jackson, MISSISSIPPI seriously wounded a Unitarian minister who was in that area working with a biracial group attempting to work for peaceful desegration. County Planners Grant Another Use Nevada: County Planning Commission’ Monday night granted the second use permit this month for new construction in the sewage critical Glenbrook ‘area. The latest permit was issued on the application of Gra-Vada Enterprises, Inc., for construction, operation and maintenance of aretail lumber yard in an A-1 zone on property owned by GraVada north of Brunswick Road, east of the proposed freeway and west of the proposed freeway access, The matter had been continued from Aug. 23 on the ruling of assistant County Counsel Brian Bishop. County Sanitarian Harold Cox was not present at that session and Bishop ruled that the commission was being asked to make a decision on hearsay evidence of what Cox was supposed to haye said in regard to sanitary facilities, Monday night a letter from Cox was read stating that no sewage disposal permit could be issued to the applicant. Planning Director Bill Roberts alsoreada letter from the building inspector's office stating the opinion that no building permit could be issued without proper sewage facilities. . Cox was asked if* chemical toilets would be permissible and he said he could not rule them out. He said that decision was up to the commission and the building department. Cox was asked if installation of use of chemical toilets would be agreeable with him and he said they would, Ed Litke, a long time proponent of the creation of a sanitation district in the Glenbrook area, warned the commission that if it continued to grant building permits in an area in which the county had put a_ building “embargo” until the sewage disposal situation was corrected, they would seriously endanger a chance of ever getting a sanitation district approved for the area. Hesaid when area residents saw other people being allowed county's building ban and would vote down the proposal to form a sanitation district. The application wasunanimously approved with the stipulations that no water be hooked up tothe building, that chemical toilets be used and that there be no burning or processing of lumber Permit In The Sewage. Critical Area on the premises. The planners also approved the use permit application of the Truckee Tahoe Airport District for construction, operation and maintenance of an airplane hanger and storage of flammable

liquids above four feet below the surface of the ground. New Map Act Poses Problems For County (Continued from Page 1) cultural purposes, which was never satisfactorily defined, It does raise the question of defining what “approvedaccess” is, This was discussed at length by the commission, but no final conclusion was reached, 3) Any parcel or parcels of land having approved access to a public street or highway which comprises part of a tract of land zoned for industrial development, and which has the approval of the governing body asto street alignments and widths, A fourth case of what is jot a subdivision has been added to the act and is defined as any parcel or parcels of land divided into lots ‘or parcels, each of a gross area of 40 acres or more, For each ofthe first three cases a tentative map is required, but a tentative map is not required after divisions contain 40 acres or more, A tentative map may be required where the division is four parcels or less when requested by local ordinance. This raised the question of whether the county should amend its ordinance to require a tentative map where the division is four parcels or less? In addition tothe tentative maps and final maps required in certain to build in the sewage critical :* % area, they would forget about the Weather NEVADA CITY Max. Min, Rainfall Aug. 26 719 46 27 80 46 28 85 49 29 86 48 30 86 48 31 85 48 Sept. 1 si. 81 Rainfall to date 1.03 Rainfall last year ae He GRASS VALLEY Max, Min, Rainfall Aug. 26 85 ° 51 27 85 55 5.«as 36 29 92 59 30 94 59 31 9357 Sent. 1 88 58 Rainfall to date 96 Rainfall last year 18 in the state, cases for subdivisions, the amend~ ments to the act require a new map called a parcel map for divisions of land which are not a subdivision. This is to be filed prior to sale or lease of the parcels, Where a tentative map is required, a parcel map is also to be filed, The question of when a parcel map shall be required for land not a subdivision was not satisfactorily answered Monday night. Roberts said it was unclear to him that a division into four or less parcels, or into 40 acres or more requires a parcel map. County Counsel Leo Todd was questioned on this and he said his tentative opinion was that parcel maps w ould be required for all divisions of land except the division into parcels of 40 acres or more. Thisraisedthe questions of how the county could prevent further division of 40 acre parcels and the consequent density growth and problems of traffic pressure on the reads, No real answers were found at this first discussion session, but many questions were raised, It will be some time before the county can iron out its ordinances and set policy to make the new law work here. THE GRASS VALLEY Sportsman's Club will hold its annual cam pstew Sept, 12 at the Lions Lake picnic grounds, Old timers come from far and near for this gathering of the oldest sportsman's club. Above, State Senator Paul J. Lunardi (left) and Congressman Harold T. Johnson, both long-time members of the ‘club, talked with one of the organizations oldest members, Oscar Angilley, at the meeting last year, e ° ° Zz 9) < f> Q. f 2) ° cS ~~ ped . < Zz [= gaQ ga @ ta n o uv o. o 3 s o ~ i) ay co top) on