2007-742-Minutes for Meeting January 09,1979 Recorded 6/19/2007NANCYUBLANKCOUNTY OFFICIAL ENSHIP, COUNTY CLERKS Q 2007-M
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January 9, 1979 - DAILY MINUTES
Chairman Shepard called the meeting to order at 10:00 a.m. with all Commissioners
present. First item on the agenda was Earl Nichols of the Forest Service. He made
a presentation to the Commissioners in order to keep them abreast of what exactly is
going on with the Forest Service. He explained that there are 1,600,000 total acres
in the forest. There are four separate ranger district. Bend has 2 rangers here and
Ed Osmond is the head here. Ron Ketchum is who to contact in Sisters, and George
Chesley in Fort Rock. The total Forest Receipts for the 1978 Fiscal Year amounted to
$22,272,146.32. Twenty five percent of this comes back to the County for roads and
schools. Part of the dollars comes back to the Forest Service to manage campgrounds.
He also explained that the Forest Service is working on a land exhcange with Brooks
Scanlon. Most of the land is in the Sisters area. He went on to tell the Commissioners
that the Forest Land Management Plan is now final and is in its 90 day period. If it
is adopted, then the Forest Service can progess on with plans. It allocated 14 or 15
different land uses. It states that the Forest Service can look at land and decide what
is best for this land. This was done before RARE II came out. He also explained their
manpower programs to the Commission, and ended by saying that he would be glad to help
in any way he can.
Next on the agenda was Beth Bussard of the Bicycle Committee on the Neff-Denser problem.
She explained that they were trying to get a statement from the Commissioners to the
State Bicycle Committee in order to get funding that is available for this bike path.
The Commissioners agreed that they would support this committee and write a letter to
go to the State Bicycle Committee in support of this project.
Commissioner Young left the meeting at 11:55 a.m.
Next on the agenda was Denny Newell of C.O.I.C. He came to the Commissioners to explain
the CETA contract and changes so they would have a full understanding of them. He
explained that they have written or modified existing contract to include additional
monies in Title 2 and diminish money in Title 6. He also said they are being encouraged
to limit the annual salary to $6,826.00 per year by federal regulations. There can be
no County supplementation of salaries for those hired after October 1, 1978. The
maximum salary per month is $833.00. He suggested that Jeri in the Clerk's office may
need some assistnace in order to do all that will be required in this new program. He
presented the contracts for acceptance by the Commissioners. Commissioner Paulson made
a motion to approve the two subcontracts for the Ceta Program, #611CDJ, modification #1,
and #611CDJ, modification #2. Chairman Shepard seconded it. Commissioner Paulson voted
aye and Chairman Shepard voted aye.
Louis Dvorak, County Counsel, explained that the County has a road easement along Cody
Road and our only interest in this is there is a tax lot line along this portion and
we are supposed to provide road access along the tax lot area. Louis asked the
Commissioner if we could go ahead and default on the Quiet Title Action ( give up the
easement) since there is common ownership and the parties involved could take legal action.
Chairman Shepard and Commissioner Paulson agreed that County Counsel could go ahead and
do this.
There being no further business this day, meeting was adjourned at 12:25 p.m.
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