COUNTY
OF PLACER
BOARD
OF SUPERVISORS
TUESDAY,
JULY 8, 2008
AGENDA
9:00 a.m.
F.C.
“Rocky” Rockholm, District 1, Vice
Chairman
Thomas Miller, County Executive
Robert
Weygandt, District
2
Anthony J. La Bouff, County Counsel
Jim
Holmes, District 3,
Chairman
Rich Colwell, Chief Assistant County Executive
Kirk
Uhler, District
4
Mike Boyle, Assistant County Executive
Bruce
Kranz, District
5
Holly Heinzen, Assistant County Executive
Ann Holman, Clerk of the Board
County
Administrative Center, 175 Fulweiler Avenue, Auburn, CA 95603
Materials
related to an item on this Agenda submitted to the Board after distribution of
the agenda packet are available for public inspection at the Clerk of the Board
of Supervisors Office, 175 Fulweiler Avenue, Auburn, during normal business
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9:00 a.m.
FLAG SALUTE
– Led by Supervisor Kranz.
STATEMENT OF MEETING PROCEDURES
- Read by Clerk.
PUBLIC COMMENT: Persons may address the Board on items not on this
agenda. Please limit comments to 3 minutes per person since the time
allocated for Public Comment is 15 minutes. If all comments cannot be
heard within the 15-minute time limit, the Public Comment period will be taken
up at the end of the regular session. The Board is not permitted to take
action on items addressed under Public Comment.
SUPERVISOR’S
COMMITTEE REPORTS:
CONSENT AGENDA (Pages 5-8) - All items on the Consent Agenda (Items 14-30) have been
recommended for approval by the County Executive Department. All items
will be approved by a single roll call vote. Anyone may ask to address
Consent items prior to the Board taking action, and the item may be moved for
discussion.
Action:
TIMED ITEMS TO BE DISCUSSED AT THE
TIME SHOWN
9:10
a.m.
1.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS (PDF) – Presentation of a resolution honoring Brenda
Green for her retirement of more than 28 years as a Placer County employee with
the Health and Human Services Department.
9:15 a.m.
2.
PUBLIC WORKS (PDF) – Public hearing to consider adoption of an
ordinance, amending Chapter 10, Section 10.12.120, establishing new and amended
parking restrictions on certain portions of particular roads.
Action:
9:25 a.m.
3.
COUNTY EXECUTIVE/EMERGENCY SERVICES (PDF) - Receive a verbal update on
the status of working fires in Placer County from Office of Emergency Services,
Program Manager, Rui Cunha.
Action:
9:40 a.m.
4.
SHERIFF/FEES:
a.
Public hearing to review and approve an ordinance (PDF) amendment for
Placer County Code 2.116.080 and 2.124.050 modifying booking fees to $131 and
incarceration fees for the main jail and minimum security in the amounts of $95
and $78, respectively and the addition of 2.116.085 for Jail Access Fees in the
amount of $325 per the ordinance.
Action:
b.
Public hearing to review and approve an ordinance (PDF) amendment modifying
various Sheriff’s fees related to Records unit processing fees, various permits
and Coroner services. Estimated revenue would result in an annual
increase estimated at $25,000 - $40,000.
Action:
10:30
a.m.
5.
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT RESOURCE AGENCY/PLANNING (PDF) – Public hearing
in order to consider an amendment to Chapter 17 of the Placer County Code for
the creation of a winery specific ordinance. The Winery Ordinance creates a new
section 17.56.330 (Wineries) within Article 17.56 (Specific Use Requirements)
of the Placer County Zoning Ordinance. Currently, wineries fall under the
definition of “agricultural processing” and require a Minor Use Permit.
The proposed Winery Ordinance includes definitions, permit requirements, and
standards related to access, parking, water, waste disposal, tasting rooms and
promotional events. As proposed, the Winery Ordinance would simplify the
permit process by allowing many small wineries with Zoning Clearance or the
processing of an Administrative Review Permit depending on the zoning district,
rather than a Minor Use Permit as currently required. As proposed, the
Winery Ordinance may affect existing wineries with approved Minor Use
Permits. Depending upon the zone district, an approved Minor Use Permit
may be rendered moot because it would no longer be required in that zone
district. Previously approved minor use permits would continue to apply
for wineries located in districts where administrative use permits will be
required. New proposed uses will be subject to compliance with the
provisions of the Winery Ordinance. For example, if a winery proposes a
new type of use, like adding wine tasting to the winery facility, either a
building permit (for a new structure) or a change of occupancy permit (for an
existing building not approved for public use) would be required. Such
building/change of occupancy permit would be subject to Zoning Clearance for compliance
with the Winery Ordinance and other County Codes, as well as review by the
local serving fire district to insure compliance with Fire Safe Standards.
Associated
amendments to implement the Winery Ordinance are proposed to Article 17.04
(Definitions), Section 17.06.050 (Land Use Permits and Permit Tables), Section
17.08.010 (Agricultural Exclusive), Section 17.10.010 (Farm), Section 17.12.010
(Forestry), Section 17.16.010 (Timberland Production), Section 17.20.010
(Commercial Planned Development), Section 17.22.010 (General Commercial),
Section 17.24.010 (Heavy Commercial), Section 17.26.010 (Highway Services),
Section 17.30.010 (Neighborhood Commercial), Section 17.34.010 (Resort),
Section 17.38.010 (Business Park), 17.40.010 (Industrial), Section 17.42.010
(Industrial Park), Section 17.44.010 (Residential-Agricultural) and Section
17.46.010 (Residential-Forest). Changes are proposed to Section 17.54.070(C)
(Surfacing of Parking Areas) to require all-weather surfacing, rather than
paving, for agricultural and open space uses that require 25 or fewer parking
spaces.
The Planning
Department is requesting that the Board of Supervisors approve the Zoning Text
Amendment, and adopt the Negative Declaration as recommended by the Planning
Commission at the public hearing on May 8, 2008.
Action:
Attachment
A (PDF)
Attachment
B (PDF)
Attachment
C (PDF)
Attachment
D (PDF)
Attachment
E (PDF)
Attachment
F (PDF)
DEPARTMENT ITEMS TO BE CONSIDERED
FOR ACTION AS TIME ALLOWS
DEPARTMENT
ITEMS:
6.
ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES/PROCUREMENT – Authorize the Purchasing Manager
to sign:
a.
Blanket Purchase Orders #14949 and #14950, Dry & Frozen Food/Probation
(PDF) - Renew Blanket Purchase Orders resulting from Competitive Bid #9482,
with Sysco Food Services and DDC Foodservice, in the maximum aggregate amount
of $475,000.
Action:
7.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS/AGRICULTURAL COMMISSION (PDF) – Approve appointment of
Dan Macon or Richard Ross to Seat 2, representing the Livestock Industry and
the reappointment of Jim Brenner to Seat 6, representing the Fruit and Nut
Industry.
Action:
8.
COUNTY CLERK/RECORDER (PDF) – Authorize County Clerk-Recorder to
negotiate and execute a sole source computer software contract with
RecordFusion, for licensing and implementation of an integrated replacement
Recorder/Cashiering/Indexing/Imaging system including electronic recording and
imaging redaction, in a contract amount not to exceed $369,250, subject to
County Counsel and Risk Management review and approval; approve purchase of
related equipment, and approve all system and equipment costs to be reimbursed
from Departmental Trust Funds.
Action:
9.
FACILITY SERVICES:
a.
2008/09 Trenchless Technology Sewer Rehabilitation Project 40224 (PDF) -
Staff recommends that the Board take the following actions:
1.
Approve the Plans and Specifications and authorize staff to solicit bids.
2.
Adopt a resolution authorizing the Director of Facility Services to execute the
resulting contract in an amount not to exceed $500,000, upon Risk Management’s
and County Counsel’s review and approval, and approve any required change
orders consistent with the County Purchasing Manual and Section 20142 of the
Public Contract Code.
Action:
b.
South Placer Courthouse Acquisition (PDF) – It is recommended the Board
take the following actions associated with acquisition of the 4.6± acre parcel
containing the courthouse building located in the Placer County Bill Santucci
Justice Center (BSJC), in the City of Roseville:
1.
Approve the Agreement of Purchase and Sale between the County and JB
Management, L.P., (JBM) for the acquisition of the 4.6± acre parcel referred to
as APN 017-123-074 including the 110,700± square foot courthouse building
(Courthouse), associated site and complex improvements, and closure/post
closure obligations and authorize the Chairman to sign said Agreement.
2.
Approve the attached Resolution authorizing the Director of Facility Services,
or his designee, to execute all escrow documents and take such other actions as
may be necessary or appropriate to implement the above-described action, to
disburse funds associated with this transaction, and record the Grant Deed for
said property.
3.
Approve a budget revision to complete the funding for the purchase of this
property.
4.
Approve the addition of the property to the Master Fixed Asset List.
Action:
c.
Position Reclassification (PDF) - Authorize the Personnel Director to
proceed to the Civil Service Commission with a request to reclassify an
Environmental Resource Specialist position to a Senior Planner position.
Action:
d.
F Street Steel Garage Building, Project 40219 (PDF) - Approve Plans and
Specifications and authorize staff to solicit bids for the project, located in
the Dewitt Government Center.
Action:
10.
HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES/ADULT SYSTEM OF CARE (PDF) - Approve a
contract with Davis Guest Home, Inc., for residential board and care services
from July 1, 2008 through June 30, 2010 in an amount not to exceed $260,000,
and authorize the Director of Health and Human Services to sign the agreement
and subsequent amendments up to 10% of the total contract amount. The
required 2008/09 match for these services includes $65,000 in County General
Funds. These costs are reflected in the department’s 2008/09 Proposed
Base Budget. This contract in conjunction with other community based
treatment alternatives has reduced the usage of locked residential mental
health treatment facilities by 40% in the past year.
Action:
11.
PROBATION (PDF) - Approve a second of four year option contract with
Koinonia Foster Homes, Inc., in the amount of $550,000 for Fiscal Year 2008/09,
to provide comprehensive services to at-risk minors and their families in
support of the Juvenile Justice Crime Prevention Act, as required by the Comprehensive
Multiagency Juvenile Justice Plan funding allocation.
Action:
12.
PUBLIC WORKS:
a.
Tahoe Estates Erosion Control Project, Contract #1029 (PDF) –
Resolution approving Change Order #3, with Gold Valley Construction, Inc., to
complete a waterline replacement on Fawn Lane in Tahoe Marina Estates, in the
amount of $275,600.
Action:
b.
Auburn Folsom Road Bikeway, Phase 1 (PDF) – Resolution approving a
cooperative agreement between the Department of Public Works and the City of
Auburn to design and construct shoulder widening on Auburn Folsom Road to
provide a Class II bikeway; and authorize the Chairman to execute the agreement
and all related documents. This project will be funded by a Congestion
Mitigation and Air Quality grant and a County provided local match of $25,118,
for a total project cost of $218,985 for design and construction.
Action:
13.
COUNTY COUNSEL/ADJOURN TO CLOSED SESSION (PDF) :
Pursuant to the
cited authority (all references are to the Government Code), the Board of
Supervisors will hold a closed session to discuss the following listed
items. A report of any action taken will be presented prior to
adjournment
(A)
§54956.9 - CONFERENCE WITH LEGAL COUNSEL
1.
Existing Litigation:
(a)
5490 West Lake Associates vs. County of Placer, et al., Placer County Superior
Court
Case No.: TCV1356
(b)
Donna Craine, WCAB Claim, Claim Number: SAC 0361845
2.
Anticipated Litigation:
(a)
Significant exposure to litigation pursuant to subdivision (b) of Government
Code §54956.9: two potential cases
(B)
§54957.6 - CONFERENCE WITH LABOR NEGOTIATORS
(a)
Agency designated representatives: Tom Miller, Nancy Nittler, Mike Boyle,
Valerie Flood, Anthony La Bouff. Employee organization: PPEO. DSA.
CLOSED SESSION REPORT:
Adjourn as the Placer County Board
of Supervisors and
convene as the Placer County Redevelopment
Agency Board
(C)
§54956.8 – CONFERENCE WITH REAL PROPERTY NEGOTIATOR
Property: 360 Silver Bend Way, Auburn, California
Agency Negotiator(s): Tom Miller, Rich Colwell, Anthony La Bouff.
Negotiating Parties: Placer County Redevelopment Agency Board and Auburn
Building Hall Company, Inc., Under Negotiation: Price, terms of payment, or
both.
CLOSED SESSION REPORT:
Adjourn as the Placer County
Redevelopment Agency Board
and reconvene as the Placer County
Board of Supervisors
CONSENT AGENDA (Pages 5-8) - All items on the Consent Agenda (Items 14-30) have been
recommended for approval by the County Executive Department. All items
will be approved by a single roll call vote. Anyone may ask to address
Consent items prior to the Board taking action, and the item may be moved for
discussion.
Action:
14.
ORDINANCE – Second Reading:
a.
County Executive (PDF) – Ordinance amending Chapter 2 of the Placer County
Code, regarding the use of wireless telephones for motor vehicle drivers on
county business.
15.
AGRICULTURE (PDF) – Approve a contract with Nancyjo Riekse as a Contract
Employee providing services as Agricultural Marketing Director from July 1,
2008 to June 30, 2009 for a salary of $62,400 and benefits of $36,005 for a total
of $98,405 in contract costs and recognize an overall 10% reduction in the
Agricultural Marketing program operational costs for FY 2008-2009.
16.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS:
a.
Approve minutes of June 10, 2008 (PDF) .
b.
Resolution honoring Brenda Green (PDF) for her retirement of more than 28
years as a Placer County employee with the Health and Human Services
Department.
c.
Resolution recognizing Shirley Johnson (PDF) for her retirement from
service to Placer County as Assistant County Clerk and as an employee of the
County from September 1983 to July 2008.
17.
CHILD SUPPORT SERVICES (PDF) - Resolution proclaiming August, 2008 as
“Child Support Awareness Month” in Placer County.
18.
CLAIMS AGAINST THE COUNTY (PDF) – Reject the following claims, as
recommended by Counsel:
a.
08-099, Heinz, Robert, $5,329, (Property Damage).
b.
08-102, Dick Read Realty, $500, (Property Damage).
c.
08-103, Kelty, Delvin, $169, (Property Loss).
19.
COMMITTEES & COMMISSIONS:
a.
Roseville Public Cemetery District (PDF) – Approve appointment of David
Uribe to Seat 2, as requested by Supervisor Rockholm.
b.
Placer County Audit Committee (PDF) – Approve the appointment of
Supervisors Jim Holmes and Rocky Rockholm as two members of the Board and Wayne
Nader as Public Member.
c.
Weimar/Applegate/Colfax Municipal Advisory Council (PDF) – Accept letter of
resignation from John Greene Seat 3, effective June 27, 2008.
20. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT RESOURCE AGENCY/ENGINEERING
& SURVEYING/MARTIS CAMP (aka SILLER RANCH) UNIT 4A, TRACT #985 (PDF) - Approve recording and authorize the Chairman to sign the
Final Map and Subdivision Improvement Agreement, and instruct the Clerk of the
Board to prepare the Final Map for recording.
21.
COUNTY CLERK/ELECTIONS (PDF) – Authorize County Clerk-Recorder-Registrar of
Voters to execute a reimbursable contract with Blast Advanced Media, subject to
approval by County Counsel and Risk Management, for redesign of the
department’s website to provide enhanced user information and to create a
real-time election results database, in an amount not to exceed $11,250
including contingencies, with all costs to be reimbursed from department trust
revenues.
22.
COUNTY EXECUTIVE:
a.
Merit Increase (PDF) - Approve a 5% merit increase for Peter R. Kraatz,
Deputy Director of Public Works/Land Development, from Grade 471 Step 4 to
Grade 471 Step 5 at $61.96 per hour, retroactive to May 24, 2008.
b.
Merit Increase (PDF) - Approve a 5% merit increase for Stephen Pecor, Chief
Probation Officer, from Grade S10 Step 3 to Grade S10 Step 4 at $69.37 per hour
which includes longevity, retroactive to July 5, 2008.
c.
Merit Increase (PDF) - Approve a 5% merit increase for Richard E. Buckman,
Veteran Services Officer, from Grade 600 Step 3 to Grade 600 Step 4 at $36.21
per hour, retroactive to May 10, 2008.
23.
COUNTY EXECUTIVE/EMERGENCY SERVICES:
a.
Clean Air Grant (PDF) - Accept a Clean Air Grant from the Placer County Air
Pollution Control District, in the amount of $17,000 for a video teleconference
system, approve a budget revision, add the system to the Master Fixed Asset
List, and approve early purchase authority.
b.
Purchase (PDF) - Approve a budget revision for the purchase of two
used/replacement fire engines (Dowd Fire response) for a total expense of
$70,000 from California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, and on board
replacement safety and fire fighting equipment in the amount of $30,000;
authorize the Purchasing Manager to sign the purchase agreements, and add the
two fire engines to the Master Fixed Asset List.
24.
FACILITY SERVICES:
a.
Historic Courthouse Gift Shop/Visitors Center (PDF) - Resolution delegating authority to the Director of
Facility Services to execute a Lease Amendment with the Auburn Downtown
Business Association for the Placer County
Museum Gift Shop/Visitors Center providing a 100% rent abatement during the
construction of improvements to the Historic Courthouse in Auburn after review
and approval by Risk Management and County Counsel.
b.
Dry Creek Park Waterline (PDF) - Resolution delegating authority to the
Director of Facility Services, or his designee, to execute all documents and
take all actions necessary to grant an Encroachment Permit to the California
American Water Company for the purpose of providing a water supply line across
a portion of the Dry Creek Community Park property in West Placer Area.
25.
PERSONNEL:
a.
Contract (PDF) - Authorize the Personnel Director to sign the renewal of
the existing contract maintaining the same administrative fees with Delta
Dental and Preferred Benefit Administrators for Fiscal Years July 1, 2008
through June 30, 2010.
b.
Agreement (PDF) - Approve a Side Letter Agreement with Placer Public
Employees’ Organization for implementation and clarification of holiday pay
procedures.
26.
PROBATION:
a.
Contract (PDF) - Approve a contract for bed space with the County of Yuba for court ordered
placement of juvenile wards at the Maxine Singer Youth Guidance Center, on a
space available basis, from July 1, 2008 through June 30, 2010, in an amount
not to exceed $3,300 per bed per month.
b.
Contract (PDF) - Approve a second year option
contract with Elsan and Associates, in the amount of $72,315, for Fiscal Year
2008/09, to provide program evaluation and data analysis services in support of
the Juvenile Justice Crime Prevention Act, as required by the Comprehensive
Multiagency Juvenile Justice Plan funding allocation.
c.
Blanket Purchase Order #14945 (PDF) - Approve Change Order #1 to Blanket
Purchase Order #14945, for Fiscal Year 2007/08, with Pro
Pacific Fresh, for fresh produce and
authorize the Purchasing Manager to
sign the resulting change order increasing the maximum amount by $17,000, for a
revised maximum amount of $97,000.
d.
Contract (PDF) - Approve a contract with Connections in the amount of
$207,500.04 for Fiscal Year 2008/09 to provide Peer Court services to at-risk
minors in support of the collaborative efforts of Placer County’s Systems
Management, Advocacy and Resource Team (SMART).
27.
PROCUREMENT SERVICES - In accordance with County Policy, non-contested
competitively awarded bids under $250,000 are placed on the Consent
Agenda. Authorize the Purchasing Manager to sign the following:
a.
Blanket Purchase Order #14943, Milk & Dairy Products/Probation (PDF) -
Approve Change Order with Francis Distributing of Diamond Springs, in the
amount of $60,000, for a revised maximum amount of $186,500.
b.
Blanket Purchase Order #14945, Fresh Produce/Probation (PDF) - Renew
Purchase Order as a result of Competitive Bid #9596, with Pro Pacific Fresh of
Sacramento, for the maximum amount of $100,000, for Fiscal Year 2008/09.
c.
Blanket Purchase Orders, Meat Products/Probation (PDF) - Renew Blanket
Purchase Orders resulting from Competitive Bid #9594, with Mad Butcher Meat
Company of Sacramento and Good Source LLC of Carlsbad, in the maximum amount of
$190,000, and authorize the Purchasing Manager to transfer funds between
Blanket Purchase Orders as needed.
d.
Blanket Purchase Order #14946, Specialty Food Items/Probation (PDF) - Renew
Blanket Purchase Order as a result of Competitive Bid #9574, with Good Source
LLC of Carlsbad, in the maximum amount of $150,000.
e.
Blanket Purchase Order #15004, Installation of Floor Covering Products and
Performance of Related Work/Facility Services (PDF) - Renew Blanket
Purchase Order resulting from Competitive Bid #9680, with Capital City Carpet
of Sacramento, in the maximum amount of $175,000.
f.
Competitive Bid #9809, Telecommunications Cabling and Supplies/Administrative
Services, Telecommunications (PDF) - Award to Graybar Electric Company,
Inc., of Rancho Cordova, in the maximum amount of $125,000.
g.
Competitive Bid #9823, Mobile Radios/Administrative Services,
Telecommunications (PDF) - Award to Motorola, Inc., of Chicago, IL, and 911
Vehicle, Inc., of Anaheim, in the maximum amount of $95,000.
28. PUBLIC
WORKS:
a.
Public Utility Easement, Alpine Meadows (PDF) – Resolution abandoning a
portion of a Public Utility Easement on Lot 189, Alpine Meadows Estates, Unit
#6.
b.
Transportation Contract #KN020816 (PDF) – Approve a change order to the
contract with MV Transportation, Inc. for temporary bus driver services
increasing the maximum amount by $26,000, for a revised maximum amount of
$156,000, and authorize the Purchasing Manager to sign the resulting change
order.
c.
Snow Creek Stream Environment Zone (SEZ) Restoration Project, Tahoe Vista (PDF)
- Resolution authorizing the Chairman to accept the Grant Deed from Marsh
Ventures Inc., for the project.
d.
Proposition 1B Transit Security Funding (PDF) – Resolution authorizing
Placer County to receive $33,071 in Proposition 1B Transit Security Grant
Program funds for bus stop improvements in Rocklin.
29.
REVENUE SHARING – In approving the following appropriations, the Placer County
Board of Supervisors makes the finding that each and every approved
contribution serves a public purpose by promoting the general welfare of the
County and its inhabitants; therefore, the County benefits.
a.
Approve appropriation of $2,500 (PDF) in Revenue Sharing monies to the
Auburn Chamber of Commerce 4th of July Celebration, as requested by
Supervisor Holmes.
b.
Approve appropriation of $1,500 (PDF) in Revenue Sharing monies to the
California Capital Aquatics Club Roseville Aquatic Center Scoreboard, as
requested by Supervisor Rockholm.
c.
Approve appropriation of $1,000 (PDF) in Revenue Sharing monies to the
Loomis Basin Chamber of Commerce 21st Annual Loomis Eggplant
Festival, as requested by Supervisor Holmes.
30.
TREASURER/TAX COLLECTOR (PDF) - Adopt eight (8) resolutions providing for
the temporary borrowing of funds through the issuance of 2008 Tax and Revenue
Anticipation Notes in the names of the Auburn
Union (PDF), Dry
Creek Joint Elementary (PDF), Loomis
Union (PDF), Rocklin
Unified (PDF), Roseville
City (PDF), Roseville
Joint Union High (PDF), Tahoe
Truckee Unified (PDF) and Western
Placer Unified School Districts (PDF) .
***End of Consent Agenda***
ITEMS FOR INFORMATION:
31.
Roseville City School District (PDF) – Copy of Resolution 2007 08.19
adopting a Revised Needs Analysis and Establishing School Facility Fees and
Resolution 2007 08.20 Increasing School Facility Fees.
32.
City of Lincoln (PDF) – Notice of Street Name Change, Resolution 2006-196.
33.
Placer Union High School District (PDF) – Copy of Resolution increasing
developer fee rates.
ADJOURNMENT
BOARD
OF SUPERVISORS’ 2008 MEETING SCHEDULE:
July 21, 2008
(Tahoe)
July 22, 2008
(Tahoe)
August 5, 2008
August 12, 13,
& 14, 2008 (Budget hearings)
August 26, 2008