PROCEEDINGS OF THE
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
VOLUME 2001, NUMBER 29
NOVEMBER 6, 2001
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ACTION SUMMARY MINUTES
VOTING KEY: A = Almquist, B = Beautz, C = Campos;
P = Pirie, W = Wormhoudt; first initial indicates maker
of motion, second initial indicates the "second"; upper
case letter = "yes" vote; lower case letter = "no" vote;
() = abstain; // = absent
1. All Supervisors present
Moment of Silence and Pledge of Allegiance
2. Consideration of Late Additions to the Agenda
3. Additions and Deletions to Consent Agenda, See Item
Nos. 57.1, 57.2 and 57.3
4. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS - two people addressed the Board
5. Additions and Deletions to Regular Agenda
CONSENT AGENDA
WBPAC
6. APPROVED claims as submitted by the Auditor-Controller
7. APPROVED minutes of October 16, 2001 and October 23,
2001, as recommended by the Clerk of the Board
8. ACCEPTED AND FILED notification of continuing
contracts received during the period of October 18,
2001 through October 31, 2001 and approved upon
adoption of the 2001/02 continuing agreements list to
comply with Section 300 of the County's Procedures
Manual, Title 1, as recommended by the Clerk of the
Board
9. APPROVED the reading by Title of all ordinances
considered for adoption that may appear on this
agenda, and further waived a detailed reading of said
ordinances, as recommended by County Counsel
10. REJECTED the claim of Jose E. Montesinos, No. 102-032
and referred to County Counsel
11. REJECTED the claim of Ronald R. Rodrigues, No. 102-
035, as insufficiently filed and referred to County
Counsel
12. REJECTED the claim of Juan Manuel Gonzalez, M.D., No.
102-036 and referred to County Counsel
13. REJECTED the claims of Adrian Adams, Nos. 102-039A,
102-039B, 102-039C, and 102-039D and referred to
County Counsel
14. APPROVED extension of County/Court Memorandum of
Understanding (MOU) until December 31, 2001 and
directed the County Administrative Officer to return
with a renewal of the MOU on December 11, 2001, as
recommended by the County Administrative Officer
15. ACCEPTED AND FILED report on Sheriff's Security and
Facility Planning; directed the General Services
Department to return with a contract for parking and
circulation consulting services on or before December
4, 2001; and directed the County Administrative Office
to work with the Sheriff's Office and Real Property to
address the storage of special vehicles and evidence,
identify potential funding sources and return on or
before December 11, 2001 with a status report
addressing these issues, as recommended by the County
Administrative Officer
16. APPROVED a gross pay adjustment in the amount of
$865.90, as recommended by the District Attorney
17. APPROVED expenditure of $123,980 for the Santa Cruz
Auto Theft Task Force from the Vehicle Theft Trust
Fund; authorized the District Attorney to sign
agreements with the Cities of Watsonville and Santa
Cruz; and approved related actions, as recommended by
the District Attorney
18. APPROVED agreement with C.S.I. Telecommunications to
provide services in support of the Mobile Data
Communications project in an amount not-to-exceed
$30,000; approved transfer of appropriations from the
Sheriff Coroner budget to the General Services
Technical Communications budget to fund the agreement;
and authorized the Director of General Services to
sign and implement the agreement, as recommended by
the Director of General Services
19. APPROVED plans and specifications for the 265 Water
Street Remodel project; directed the General Services
Department to advertise for bids; and set the bid
opening for 10:45 a.m. on December 4, 2001, as
recommended by the Director of General Services
20. APPROVED plans and specifications for the Watsonville
Health Center HVAC Replacement project; directed the
General Services Department to advertise for bids; and
set the bid opening for 10:45 a.m. on December 4,
2001, as recommended by the Director of General
Services
21. ACCEPTED the 100 Rountree Lane Re-Roof project as
completed; approved the final cost in the amount of
$188,144 and authorized the Clerk of the Board to file
the Notice of Completion, as recommended by the
Director of General Services
22. APPROVED and ratified the emergency repair of the
County Main Jail cogeneration power system at a cost
of $11,297.66; and authorized the Auditor-Controller
to process payment, as recommended by the Director of
General Services
23. SEE ITEM NO. 62.2, REGULAR AGENDA
24. AUTHORIZED the Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Office
Recruitment and Hiring Unit to participate in the
Public Safety Job Fair and adopted RESOLUTION NO. 399-
2001 accepting and appropriating unanticipated revenue
in the amount of $6,000, as recommended by the
Sheriff-Coroner and the Personnel Director
25. ADOPTED RESOLUTION NO. 400-2001 accepting and
appropriating unanticipated revenue in the amount of
$15,000 from the Federal Asset Forfeiture Trust Fund
to purchase various fixed assets and augment the
purchase of the forensic comparison microscope
previously approved in the 2001/2002 Budget Hearings,
as recommended by the Sheriff-Coroner
26. APPROVED agreement with Property Bureau.com,
Incorporated for the disposal of property and/or
evidence that is unreturnable to its lawful owner and
authorized the Sheriff-Coroner to sign the agreement,
as recommended by the Sheriff-Coroner
27. DEFERRED contract award recommendation for Sheriff's
Wireless Data Communications Systems to December 11,
2001, as recommended by the Sheriff-Coroner
28. APPROVED appointment of Sheila Schat to the Child Care
Planning Council, representing the interests of the
community at-large, for a term to expire April 1,
2005, as recommended by Supervisor Wormhoudt
29. APPROVED appointment of Charles Levine to the In-Home
Supportive Services Advisory Committee, as the
representative of the Seniors Commission, for a term
to expire March 21, 2002, as recommended by Chairman
Campos
30. APPROVED appointment of B.J. Bartleson to the
Emergency Medical Care Commission, as the
representative of Watsonville Community Hospital, for
a term to expire April 1, 2003, as recommended by
Chairman Campos
31. APPROVED appointment of Jude Rose to the Children and
Youth Commission as an at-large representative of the
County Office of Education, for a term to expire April
1, 2003, as recommended by Chairman Campos
31.1 ADOPTED RESOLUTION NO. 401-2001 authorizing the Public
Works Department to apply for grant funds to establish
a feasibility study for a bike trail in the San
Lorenzo River watershed; and directed Public Works to
return on or before May 7, 2002 with a report on the
outcome of the application process, as recommended by
Supervisor Almquist
32. ACCEPTED AND FILED report on the need to continue the
state of local emergency relative to transmission of
HIV through contaminated needles, as recommended by
the Health Services Agency Administrator
33. ACCEPTED AND FILED report regarding integration of
fire services into the County Emergency Medical
Services System, as recommended by the Health Services
Agency Administrator
34. DIRECTED the Health Services Agency to proceed with
the Emergency Medical Services (EMS) planning process
including the development of a Request for Proposal
for ambulance services and return to the Board with a
progress report on the EMS planning process on May 21,
2002, as recommended by the Health Services Agency
Administrator
35. APPROVED the State Standard Revenue Agreement for
Emergency Medical Services Appropriation and
authorized the Health Services Agency Administrator to
sign, as recommended by the Health Services Agency
Administrator
36. AUTHORIZED payment of $651.39 for prior year invoices
for gas services to Scott Specialty Gases, as
recommended by the Health Services Agency
Administrator
37. ADOPTED RESOLUTION NO. 402-2001 accepting and
appropriating unanticipated revenue in the amount of
$62,925; adopted RESOLUTION NO. 403-2001 authorizing
the Health Services Agency Administrator to sign the
State Standard Agreement for Medi-Cal Outreach Program
Services; and directed the Clerk of the Board to take
related actions, as recommended by the Health Services
Agency Administrator
38. APPROVED submission of a $500,000 grant application to
the State Emergency Medical Services Administration
for development and implementation of a Santa Cruz
County Trauma Plan, as recommended by the Health
Services Agency Administrator
39. ACCEPTED AND FILED report on Mental Health managed
care for persons with MediCal, as recommended by the
Health Services Agency Administrator
40. APPROVED agreements with various Early Intervention
Program (EIP) counselors for HIV services to increase
the hourly rate to $50 and with Easter Seals Central
for California Children's Services to increase the
annual maximum amount to $36,000 and authorized the
Health Services Agency Administrator to sign, as
recommended by the Health Services Agency
Administrator
41. APPROVED the submission of application for the
Supportive Housing Initiative Act (SHIA) grant funding
to the California Department of Mental Health, as
recommended by the Health Services Agency
Administrator
42. APPROVED contracts with ARBOR, Incorporated in the
amount of $507,000 for On-the-Job Training Services
and for a not-to-exceed amount of $217,731 for the
Caregiver Training Initiative program; adopted
RESOLUTION NO. 404-2001 accepting and appropriating
unanticipated revenue in the amount of $68,200 with
the City of San Jose for the Caregiver Training
Initiative; and directed the Auditor and the Human
Resources Agency to take related actions, as
recommended by the Human Resources Agency
Administrator
43. ADOPTED RESOLUTION NO. 405-2001 accepting and
appropriating unanticipated revenue in the amount of
$83,927; authorized the Human Resources Agency
Administrator to sign contracts with the National
Guard, the Homeless Services Center and the Salvation
Army for a total not-to-exceed amount of $83,927 for
winter shelter facilities; and approved related
actions, as recommended by the Human Resources Agency
Administrator
44. APPROVED gross pay adjustment in the amount of
$689.98, as recommended by the Human Resources Agency
Administrator
45. APPROVED amendment to contract with First Alarm
Security Patrol to add patrol services for 100
Pioneer, Santa Cruz and authorized the Human Resources
Agency Administrator to sign, as recommended by the
Human Resources Agency Administrator
46. APPROVED Workforce Investment Act contract for
training provider information services, as recommended
by the Human Resources Agency Administrator
47. APPROVED contract with Community Action Board for
emergency pre-eviction services for families with
children and authorized the Human Resources Agency
Administrator to sign the contract, as recommended by
the Human Resources Agency Administrator
48. SEE ITEM NO. 62.1, REGULAR AGENDA
49. ACCEPTED AND FILED report on Habitat Conservation
Planning for the Zayante Sand Hills area, as
recommended by the Planning Director
50. APPROVED road closures and parade for the Soquel High
School Homecoming Parade scheduled for November 10,
2001 and directed the Public Works Department to issue
the parade permit, as recommended by the Director of
Public Works
51. AUTHORIZED the Director of Public Works to make a
partial release of Faithful Performance Security for
Tract 1423, Santos Subdivision, as recommended by the
Director of Public Works
52. APPROVED the Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Annual
Overall Goal Information for 2001/2002 and directed
Public Works to take related action, as recommended by
the Director of Public Works
53. AUTHORIZED the Director of Public Works to make a
partial release of Faithful Performance Security for
1431 Rodeo Creek, as recommended by the Director of
Public Works
54. APPROVED independent contractor agreement with SCS
Field Services for a total not-to-exceed cost of
$47,920 for landfill gas collection system repairs and
maintenance and authorized the Director of Public
Works to sign the agreement on behalf of the County,
as recommended by the Director of Public Works
55. ADOPTED RESOLUTION NO. 406-2001 accepting offer of
dedication for Assessor's Parcel No. 028-142-35 for
the East Cliff Drive Project; directed the
Redevelopment Agency to provide a project status
report in June 2002; and authorized the Clerk of the
Board to take related actions, as recommended by the
Director of Parks, Open Space and Cultural Services
56. AS THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE COUNTY OF SANTA CRUZ
REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY, APPROVED contract with The
Landscape Company in the amount of $30,000 for
renovation of the Soquel Drive medians from Center
Street to Porter Gulch Road and approved related
actions, as recommended by the Redevelopment Agency
Administrator
57. AS THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS AND REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY,
SCHEDULED a closed personnel and litigation session as
follows:
CONFERENCE WITH LEGAL COUNSEL - EXISTING LITIGATION
Case Name/No.:Parodi/Sumner, et al. v. County of Santa
Cruz, Santa Cruz, County Superior Court Case No. CV
137784
Case Name/No.:Big Creek Lumber Company, et al. &
Central Coast Forest Association, et al. v. County of
Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz County Superior Court Case No.
CV 134816 (Consolidated)
CONFERENCE WITH LEGAL COUNSEL - ANTICIPATED LITIGATION
Initiation of litigation was considered pursuant to
subdivision (c) of Government Code Section 54956.9 for
one potential case
REPORT OF COUNTY COUNSEL - No report given
57.1 APPROVED appointment of April Exner to the Women's
Commission for a term to expire April 1, 2003, as
recommended by Supervisor Wormhoudt
57.2 ADOPTED RESOLUTION NO. 407-2001 calling the Depot Hill
Geological Hazard Abatement District special formation
election of five directors for January 29, 2002, as
recommended by County Clerk
57.3 ACCEPTED AND FILED REPORT regarding the County Crime
Prevention Act of 2001; adopted RESOLUTION NO. 408-
2001 accepting unanticipated revenue in the amount of
$432,678.01; approved purchase of two incident command
vehicles and set aside $21,000 as partial financing
towards an appropriate site for secured vehicle
storage; adopted RESOLUTION NO. 409-2001 accepting and
appropriating unanticipated revenue in the amount of
$100,000 for Fleet Vehicle Replacement; approved
purchase of mobile data computer equipment, five
replacement bicycles, laptop computers and various
safety equipment; and approved related actions, as
recommended by the Sheriff-Coroner
REGULAR AGENDA
58. CONSIDERED report on Santa Cruz County Community
Programs;
(1) held workshop study session on Community programs;
(2) accepted and filed report and the attachments;
(3) directed the Human Resources Agency to annually
collect information on how Community Programs services
are addressing community-wide goals and strategies;
with additional directives to report back in April
2002 on the progress that has been made in the
monitoring area, particularly how monitoring efforts
are going to work together with other community
efforts that are going on to build outcome measures
into the monitoring of the programs refund; County
Administrative Officer report back in April 2002 on
where the County is in terms of cultural competency
adoption for its own programs and what the financial
and problematic implications would be for all County
Departments if the County is more inclusive of
cultural competency standards in the delivery of
services to the general public;
(4) directed the Human Resources Agency Administrator to
return to the Board in April 2002 with a report on
amending the standard Community Programs contract to
incorporate cultural competency standards effective in
the fiscal year 2002/2003, and include in the report
components on guidelines, training, timeliness and
consequences of enforcing the cultural competency
standards; directed the Human Resources Agency work
with the Latino Affairs Commission, Human Services
Commission, Human Care Alliance, Latino Executive
Directors and all other appropriate Boards and
Commissions in developing the protocol for
implementing this action;
(5) and directed the Human Resources Agency Administrator
to continue to work with the Human Services
Commission, Latino Affairs Commission, Human Care
Alliance and the Latino Executive Directors in
developing suggestions for strengthening the Community
Programs funding process and return to the Board at
some point after that process with a report and
proposal to strengthen the funding process
WABPC
59. Public hearing held to consider the Coastal
Commissions's modifications to General Plan/Local
Coastal Program Land Use Plan Amendments and County
Code/Local Coastal Program Implementation Plan
Amendments related to the New Millennium High School
Memorandum of Understanding;
continued public hearing to November 20, 2001
WPBAC
60. Public hearing held to consider ordinance amendments
to eliminate the term "handicapped" in various County
ordinances and to revise the standards for accessible
parking in the County Zoning Code;
closed public hearing; adopted RESOLUTION NO. 410-2001
amending County Code Sections 13.10.265, 13.10.552,
13.10.554, 13.20.150, 14.02.020 and 15.02.180 to
eliminate the term "Handicapped" and to revise
accessible parking standards approving the proposed
amendments to County Code, replacing the term
"handicapped: with the terms "disabled" and/or
"accessible", as appropriate, in County Code Sections
13.10.265, 13.10.552, 13.10.554, 13.20.150, 14.02.020
and 15.02.180; ADOPTED ORDINANCE NO. 4642 amending
County Code Sections 13.10.265, 13.10.552, 13.10.554,
13.20.150, 14.02.020 and 15.02.180 to Eliminate the
Term "Handicapped" and to Revise Accessible Parking
Standards; certified the California Environmental
Quality Act (CEQA) Exemption; and directed the
Planning Department to transmit the amendments to the
California Coastal Commission as a Local Coastal
Program Implementation Plan amendment for their
approval and certification
WABPC
61. Public hearing held to consider amendments to the
Santa Cruz County Code Grading ordinance regarding
revised design standards for private roads, driveways
and bridges;
continued public hearing to November 20, 2001
WABPC
62. CONSIDERED ordinance amending Chapter 9.28 of the
Santa Cruz County Code relating to designation of stop
intersections;
ADOPTED RESOLUTION NO. 411-2001 accepting Odyssey
Court and Parcel "A" along the north side of Brommer
Street into the County Maintained Road System; and
approved "in concept" ordinance amending Chapter 9.28
of the Santa Cruz County code relating to designation
of stop intersections to return on November 20, 2001
for final adoption
AWBPC
62.1 ACCEPTED AND FILED report on the Code Compliance
Program; approved administrative and procedural
changes to improve the effectiveness of the Code
Compliance Program; with an additional direction to
include language as follows: "that there is no adverse
environmental impact besides health and safety"; and
directed the Planning Department to report back on
February 5, 2002 with further information and
recommendations as appropriate to respond to the
Board's additional directives from October 23, 2001
and on the issue of alternative support arrangements
for the administrative hearing process
PWBAC
62.2 ACCEPTED AND FILED report on the use of nine-county
comparison for salary studies in the County;
additionally adopted the joint County and Union's
working group on Comparability Committee's
recommendation to drop Fresno County as a comparable
County
WABPC
63. CONSIDERED report on Affordable Housing Action Plan;
(1) Accepted and filed report; (2) considered the
Proposed Affordable Housing Action Plan and
Implementation Schedule and took action on the
following items: (a) continued to December 11, 2001
approval of a policy to require the Approving Body
must make certain findings as part of approval of a
residential development that is below the General Plan
density range and that the proposed use is consistent
with the General Plan and appropriate, given the need
for housing in the community, with an additional
direction to include information on the total amount
of affordable housing in each district irrespective of
city developments; (b/c) substituted the language
contained in Supervisor Wormhoudt's letter, of October
27, 2001, item #7, for the language in 2b and c, of
the County Administrative Officer's letter of November
1, 2001, as follows: "directed Planning staff to
include in the work program for the upcoming General
Plan Amendment process an analysis of the potential
for designating additional affordable housing sites";
(d) directed staff to return on December 11, 2001 with
proposed recommendations to increase the inclusionary
affordability requirement from 15% to 20%; (e)
directed the Chair of the Board to write to LAFCO
requesting LAFCO adopt a policy requiring a minimal
level of affordability for annexed properties; (f)(i)
directed the Redevelopment Agency to return on January
29, 2002 with a status report on the potential for
increasing agricultural housing under the State
Employee Housing Act program; (f)(ii) directed the
Redevelopment Agency to return on April 9, 2002 with a
status report on the Down Payment Assistance program;
(f)(iii) directed the Redevelopment Agency
Administrator to provide an annual budget allocation
from capital projects to housing projects in an amount
which would total a 25% housing set aside, based on
existing formulas, and that this amount be included in
future recommended Redevelopment Budgets, beginning in
fiscal year 2002-03 to support the creation of low and
moderate income housing opportunities countywide; (g)
referred consideration of strategies to attract
employers to our community that pay better wages to
the Workforce Investment Board as part of their
overall and on-going strategic efforts to address a
variety of workforce development issues in the
community; (h) directed the Planning Department to
return on November 20, 2001 with a proposed ordinance
amendment to permit second units on agriculturally
zoned land and to initiate the public review process,
with a final ordinance approval on or before April 9,
2002; and further directed staff to ensure that the
ordinance does not restrict eligibility to relatives
and farm workers, but does provide for the
affordability restrictions; (i) directed RDA to
develop a pilot program to provide subsidies to
encourage the development of second units, in
conjunction with the Board's consideration of the
final ordinance on or before April 9, 2002 and
additionally the Board directed and approved "in
concept", RDA development of a pilot program; (j)
requested the PUD ordinance return on November 20,
2001 for Board consideration and action; (k) approved
the following changes to the County's Affordable
Housing programs and directed Planning staff to work
with the CAO, RDA and County Counsel, and return on
December 11, 2001 with specific changes and
administrative recommendations: 1) eliminate In Lieu
Fees, 2) eliminate "rounding" inclusionary unit
obligation and calculate the number of affordable
units to be exactly equal to the inclusionary
percentage of the number of eligible market units, and
3) approved the creation of a Developer Financed
Measure J Home Purchase fund as described in the
letter of the CAO dated November 1, 2001, 4) expanded
the inclusionary percentage requirement to projects
with two units or more, 5) deleted the current
provision which exempts demolished units from
inclusionary requirement and encourage the imposition
of replacement housing requirements for demolished
units; (l) directed Planning staff to report back on
April 9, 2002 on issues pertaining to 1) the impact of
reducing the floor area ratio from 50% to 40%; 2) the
expansion of mobile home parks and, and additionally,
the purchase of mobile home parks by either public
entities or park residents, (3) increased use of
manufactured housing; and 4) the possibility of
establishing linkage fees for non-residential
development; (m) directed the Planning Department to
include in the updated Housing Element information
pertaining to housing needs and housing pricing
issues; (n) by consensus, directed the Planning
Department, the Assessor's Office and Treasurer/Tax
Collector to examine whether the Board has authority
to regulate residential property for short term kinds
of commercial use in order to address some of the
impacts of vacation versus owner occupied type of
residences and report back on February 12, 2002; (o)
directed County Counsel to work with the Planning
Department and the County Administrative Office to
develop an anti-retaliatory eviction ordinance and to
return on February 5, 2002 with a proposed ordinance;
(p) directed Planning staff to return on February 5,
2002, with a Second Unit Limited Amnesty program and
the costs and the effectiveness of the previous
amnesty program; (q) directed the Redevelopment Agency
to report back on February 12, 2001 on a program to
recruit and retain property owners in the Section 8
program; (r) directed staff, in consultation with the
Housing Advisory Commission, to review existing vacant
and underutilized commercial and industrially zoned
parcels for their suitability as affordable housing
sites and return with their recommendations on or
before May 7, 2002; (s) approved "in concept" doubling
the amount of funding allocated to the tenant eviction
program and directed the Redevelopment Agency to
report back in conjunction with the Continuum of Care
program, in late January 2002, on the success of the
current program; (t) directed County Counsel to report
back on November 20, 2001 on the status of the current
State Law on tenant notification for rent increases
including a report on whether the County is pre-empted
from having more stringent requirements by State Law;
(u) directed the County Administrative Officer to
report back on April 9, 2002 on the feasibility of
working with the City of Santa Cruz, private
foundations and churches to finance and develop a
permanent homeless shelter in the County of Santa
Cruz; and (v) approved staff recommendations as
amended
(2a) BPwaC
(2b&c) WBPac
(h) WABPC
(i) WCPAB
(j) WBPAC
(l) PWBAC
(p) WBPAC
(q) WPBAC
(r) WPBAC
(s) WBPAC
(t) WBPAC
(u) AWBPC
(v) WABPC
64. CONSIDERED report on the Living Wage Program;
(1) accepted and filed the report on the Living Wage
Program;
(2) approved Living Wage ordinance "in concept", and
directed County Counsel to develop a final ordinance
incorporating any changes by the Board, with an
additional direction that the date for the first
reading be changed to December 4, 2001;
(3) directed the Personnel director to return in closed
session upon the receipt of a proposal to commence
bargaining by SEIU;
(4) directed the Human Resources Agency Administrator to
return after State approval of the In-Home Supportive
Services (IHSS) plan is received and to convene a
meeting of the Public Authority when appropriate to
consider any requests for representation of
Independent Workers and any proposals to commence
bargaining;
(5) directed staff to continue to work with the Living
Wage Coalition and Human Care Alliance to consider
development of an implementation program for non-
profit organizations and private for-profit health and
human service providers and to assess the initial
implementation of the proposed ordinance, with
additional directions:
(a) to ensure that meetings are scheduled and include
Redevelopment Agency issues making sure areas are not
overlooked
(b) include language in the ordinance designating the
County Administrative Officer as the Compliance
Officer
(c) develop a complaint process timeline
(d) consider third tier language in terms of
applicability in the ordinance to cover the issue of
workers representation by a union and coverage by a
collective bargaining agreement
(e) consider the addition of language on labor
relations neutrality under the enforcement section of
the ordinance; and (6) maintain the allocation of the $700,000 in restricted
contingencies to provide for the future implementation
of a living wage program, with an additional direction
to add the following language "specifically for the
purpose of having funds available for negotiating with
Independent Providers if a collective bargaining
process is commenced";
(7) motion to amend the main motion passed - APCwb
(8) reconsideration of amended motion failed - APcwb
WCPAB
Approved:
Chair, Board of Supervisors
Attest:
Clerk of the Board
Date:
NOTE: This set of Board of Supervisors Minutes is scheduled to
be approved by the Board on November 20, 2001
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