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Establishment of Roads State of CA, Miscellaneous/Home Rule (34) (2010 Forward) Mtg Date Subject Vol. Page Minutes 01/26/10 Res. 10-028: Encouraging residents of Nevada County to actively 69 267 participate in the Census 2010 01/26/10 Review and direction to the County Executive Officer and/or Board staff 69 291 regarding Fiscal Year 2011 Federal appropriations requests 01/26/10 Mr. Tom Parilo, representing Mr. Tim Crough, Assistant General 69 291 Manager, NID, requested the Board authorize a letter of support from the Board for its project. NID will independently be asking Senator Feinstein to include its request as part of the appropriations, and letters of support are very helpful towards the process. He indicated that February 5 is the deadline for submittal; however, they do receive letters after the deadline 02/09/10 Authorization to send letters in support of the Governor’s proposed trailer 69 296 bill language to authorize the State Water Resources Control Board to issue grants, forgive loan principal, and provide other types of assistance from the Clean Water Revolving Fund. 02/09/10 Prioritization of projects for Fiscal Year 2011 Federal appropriations 69 299 requests to Senator Feinstein’s office. 3/23/10 Mr. Tom Quinn, Forest Supervisor, USFS, presentation on the 69 348 Supplemental Draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for Motorized Travel Management process on the Tahoe National Forest 3/23/10 Res. 10-122: Approving the issuance by the California Statewide 69 351 Communities Development Authority of Recovery Zone Facility Revenue Bonds to finance construction of the Hotel Avery, located at 10002-10024 South River Street, Truckee, in an amount not to exceed $13,000,000. 4/13/10 Res. 10-123: Proclaiming the month of April 2010 as “Child Abuse 69 367 Prevention Month,” “Sexual Assault Awareness Month,” and the week of April 18th – 24th 2010 as “National Crime Victims’ Rights Week” in the County of Nevada 4/13/10 Mr. Daniel Landon, Executive Director, Nevada County Transportation 69 374 Commission requesting adoption of a resolution approving the projects proposed for inclusion in the Nevada County Transportation Commission’s Fiscal Year 2010/2011 Overall Work Program 4/13/10 Mr. Daniel Landon, Executive Director, Nevada County Transportation 69 375 Commission requesting adoption of a resolution rescinding the designation of the Sierra Planning Organization as the Airport Land Use Commission for the Truckee Tahoe Airport, supporting the establishment of the Truckee Tahoe ALUC, and appointing the Fifth District Supervisor to participate as a member of the Truckee Tahoe ALUC, and requesting that NCTC provide staffing for the Truckee Tahoe ALUC 4/13/10 Request for letter of support for the proposed Placer/Nevada/South 69 381 Sutter/North Sacramento Subwatershed Group Low Impact Monitoring Plan 1 Rev: 1/21/2021 State of CA, Miscellaneous/Home Rule (34) (2010 Forward) Mtg Date Subject Vol. Page Minutes 4/27/10 Res. 10-166: Proclaiming May 2010 as “Older Americans Month” in 69 397 Nevada County 4/27/10 Res. 10-183: Proclaiming June 26, 2010 as the annual “North San Juan 69 399 Cherry Festival Day.” (North San Juan Activities and Improvement Center) 4/27/10 Mr. Gil Mathew, President/CEO, Nevada County Economic Resource 69 400 Council, presentation of Fiscal Year 2009/10 Annual Report 4/27/10 Discussion of potential impacts to Nevada County and possible courses of 69 403 action should Williamson Act subventions be virtually eliminated in the 2010/11 State budget 4/27/10 Discussion of possible implementation of an AB 811 (Levine – 69 404 Contractual Assessments: energy efficiency improvements) Energy Conservation Program in Nevada County 4/27/10 Ms. Michele DeCamp, Bureau of Land Management Wild Horses and 69 405 Burro Program volunteer, commented that in 1991 the United States Congress passed the Wild Horse and Burro Act which put in the hands of the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) the protection and management of the Nation’s wild horses and burros. She noted that wild horses roam primarily in the 14 western United States, including the northeast corner of the State of California. When herds exceed the capacity of the herd management areas, BLM brings the excess horses and burros in to ensure the continuing survival and vitality of the herds. Gathered horses are made available to the American public through the BLM Adoption Program. Ms. DeCamp reported that BLM will be offering 40 wild horses and 10 burros for adoption in Nevada County on May 7 and 8, 2010, at the Nevada County Fairgrounds. She invited the Board and community members to attend. She thanked the Board for the opportunity to speak on behalf of the wild horses, burros, and the adoption program 5/11/10 Res. 10-188: Recognizing the accomplishments and contributions of 69 421 public servants of federal, state, and local government agencies. (National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association – California State Federation of Chapters) 5/11/10 Res. 10-196: Proclaiming May, 2010 as “National Preservation Month” in 69 424 Nevada County 5/11/10 Ms Karen Keene, Legislative Analyst, California State Association of 69 430 Counties (CSAC) updates 6/29/10 Res. 10-318: Endorsing the Sierra Nevada Geotourism Project 69 541 6/29/10 Discussion and possible direction to staff regarding nomination of Donner 69 548 Pass Road/Old Highway 40 for designation as a State Scenic Highway 7/6/10 Mr. Joe Byrne, President, Nevada County Land Trust, potential impacts to 70 6 the Bear River Watershed 2 Rev: 1/21/2021 State of CA, Miscellaneous/Home Rule (34) (2010 Forward) Mtg Date Subject Vol. Page Minutes 8/10/10 Res. 10-407: Proclaiming August 2010 as “Child Support Awareness 70 41 Month” in Nevada County 8/10/10 Ms. Sara Morrison, Project Director, Retired Senior Volunteer Program 70 46 Volunteer Services Annual Report 8/24/10 Res. 10-434: Recognizing Tahoe Forest Cancer Center 70 55 8/24/10 Mr. Gil Mathew, President/CEO, presentation of Economic Resource 70 60 Council (ERC) Annual Report 8/24/10 Ms. Joanne Drummond, Executive Director, Fire Safe Council, 70 61 presentation of Title III Grant Annual Report 9/14/10 Request by the Daughters of the American Revolution to adopt a 70 68 Resolution proclaiming the week of September 17 through 23, 2010 as “Constitution Week” in Nevada County 9/14/10 Approval of letter endorsing the Sierra Nevada Conservancy’s Forest and 70 78 Community Initiative as amended 10/12/10 Res. 10-492: Proclaiming the month of October 2010 as “United Way of 70 118 Nevada County Campaign Kick-off Month” in Nevada County 10/12/10 Res. 10-493: Proclaiming the month of October 2010, as “National 70 119 Domestic Violence Awareness Month” in Nevada County 10/12/10 Res. 10-521: Authorizing the Chairman of the Board of Supervisors to 70 128 sign a Joint Proclamation between the Counties of Nevada, Placer, and Yuba, in support of the Bear-Yuba Partnership 10/12/10 Request for letter in support of listing the North Star House/Foote Mansion 70 128 to the National Register of Historic Places 10/12/10 Mr. Tom Quinn, Forest Supervisor, United States Forest Service, 70 134 informational presentation on the Travel Management Plan Final Impact Statement 10/26/10 Res. 10-523: Proclaiming November 2010 as “Pancreatic Cancer 70 138 Awareness Month” in Nevada County 11/9/10 Res. 10-547: Proclaiming November 15, 2010 as “Made in Nevada County 70 154 Day” in Nevada County. (Mr. Gil Mathew, President/CEO, Nevada County Economic Resource Council) 11/23/10 Acceptance of Annual Status Report of the Office of Juvenile Justice and 70 172 Delinquency Prevention Strengthening Youth Mentoring through Community Partnerships Grant Program 12/7/10 Mr. Thom Staser, Founder and CEO, Nevada County Food and Toy Run, 70 180 requesting adoption of a Resolution proclaiming December 11, 2010 as “Nevada County Food and Toy Run” Day in Nevada County 3 Rev: 1/21/2021 State of CA, Miscellaneous/Home Rule (34) (2010 Forward) Mtg Date Subject Vol. Page Minutes 12/7/10 Public hearing to consider approving the proposed projects and a spending 70 187 plan for $36,239 of Title III Forest Reserve Funds (HR 1424) for the Fiscal Year 2010/11 12/7/10 Res. 10-587: Approving the Fiscal Year 2010/11 Forest Reserve Title III 70 187 Funds Project list, Firewise Community Support, in the amount of $36,239, and directing staff to prepare the appropriate contract with Fire Safe Council of Nevada County 12/7/10 Presentation of California State Association of Counties (CSAC) 70 189 Challenge Award for the Assisted Outpatient Treatment Program through the Behavioral Health Department 12/14/10 Res. 10-596: Prohibiting swimming, boat launching, and boating on, from 70 199 or within one-hundred feet of the Lake Wildwood Dam, pursuant to Section G-IX 1.6 of the Nevada County General Code 12/14/10 Mr. Adam Brodel, SmarterBroadband, presentation on plans to expand 70 205 high speed internet coverage in western Nevada County with a $2.5 million grant through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 This page break is for New Minute Index Book pages starting 1/1/11 4 Rev: 1/21/2021 State of CA, Miscellaneous/Home Rule (34) (2010 Forward) Mtg Date Subject Vol. Page Minutes 1/25/11 Presentation by Mr. Michael Shuman, Director of Research and Economic 70 241 Development, Business Alliance for Local Living Economies (BALLE), Economic Development Rural Models 2/8/11 Request for letter to State representatives requesting they support 70 252 Governor Brown’s budget proposal to re-validate the transportation tax swap.
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