Gran Jurado del Condado de Lake
2004-2005
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8 hallazgos
F1:
Calpine and Lake County co-produced the "Basin 2000" pipe line.
F2:
The relationship is mutually beneficial as Lake County needs to dispose of the wastewater and Calpine needs water to produce steam for energy.
F3:
The Calpine facility currently receives water via the Eastern section of "Basin 2000". The planning phase of the Western portion of the system is currently being finalized.
F4:
In addition to producing clean energy for Northern California communities, Calpine is a prototype research facility in the geothermal genre.
F5:
The Calpine facility is one of a few in the world producing clean, renewable energy.
F6:
The subject of notably increased seismic activity in the Calpine area was inquired of, however was not sufficiently addressed.
F7:
The overall operation appeared to be very clean. Production produced sulphur, or any other residue, was not apparent in the environment.
F8:
Personnel were informed, willing to demonstrate the function of a myriad of equipment and http://www.co.lake.ca.us/generalinformation/grandjury/report0405/calpinegeothermal.html (1 of 2)4/17/2007 3:05:48 PM County of Lake - 2004/2005 Grand Jury Report -Grand Jury Selection demonstrated knowledge of safety procedures.
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2 hallazgos
F1:
The City of Clearlake owns the holding facility
F2:
The City of Clearlake and the City Officials are aware of the inadequate care for these animals which could be a criminal offense per Penal Code 597.1
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F1:
The first vehicle was stopped because the taillight was out.
F2:
Illegal substances were found on both occasions.
F3:
Complainant was driving with a suspended driver’s license.
F4:
Both violations are being prosecuted by DA
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F1:
Unfinished pool no longer presents a hazard:
F2:
The ongoing legal action by the Insurance Companies, the Courts and the State Department must be resolved before any other action can be reasonably undertaken by the Grand Jury.
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F1:
All facilities were up to State standards.
F2:
Some debris was noted at Lakeport Holding Cell (was cleaned up same week of discovery)
F3:
Repairs to ceiling at Clearlake Holding Cell from last year was completed.
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F1:
Aide followed procedures that were consistent with Sheriff's policies.
F2:
Rules are posted throughout the jail for all to read.
F3:
The aide in question admitted to speaking in a loud voice when she felt there was no response to the first call.
F4:
Communication loudspeaker feeds do not work in all areas.
F5:
Staffing does not provide for two or more personnel to be in the overlook area at all times.
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F1:
Inmates Claims. A. Lack of responses to his grievances B. Poor treatment C. Lack of proper medical treatment D. Improper acts by officers in tower E. Taking money from his account
F2:
Inmate has been in jail for over two years
F3:
Inmate has been moved several times, some for disciplinary reasons some for reclassification.
F4:
Several grievances have been filed by complainant.
F5:
Medical treatment records show seven incidents.
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F1:
Camp is well maintained
F2:
Inmates were polite and respective
F3:
Activities include work projects and facility provides a full maintenance shop.
F4:
Lunch was excellent and was prepared and served by the inmates.
F5:
Inmate population of camp is
Hallazgos & Recomendaciones
10 hallazgos
F1:
Ruth Lincoln and her staff are well trained and are helpful with the County needs.
F2:
A loaded gun was left unattended in the school administration office by the Principal/ Superintendent of Schools.
F3:
Staff is working under difficult conditions with such a small, open facility.
F4:
The staff will be short one interviewer with the retirement of the Director.
F5:
Lack of qualified emergency caregivers. http://www.co.lake.ca.us/generalinformation/grandjury/report0405/ihss.html (1 of 3)4/17/2007 3:05:50 PM County of Lake - 2004/2005 Grand Jury Report -Grand Jury Selection
F6:
Advisory Committee and Advisory Board do not have a full membership and attendance
F7:
Public Authority not in compliance with AB 1682.
F8:
Recipients not being properly protected by AB 1682.
F9:
Insufficient oversight of recipients.
F10:
Insufficient funding problems for IHSS.
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F1:
Facility capacity is 40 wards.
F2:
Kitchen on-site not being used.
F3:
Department of Education is doing all education at facility.
F4:
Ward responses: A. Not enough food B. Hard to see Probation Officer or Counselor. C. Clothing issues D. Staff treatment is okay E. Need more hands on education F. Rooms are cold.
F5:
Both meetings with Chief Probation Officer and Head of Education were open and helpful to Grand Jury.
F6:
Video camera and sound equipment obstructed monitoring of classroom.
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8 hallazgos
F1:
Loads were not tarped before leaving the property.
F2:
DEA was lead agency. The search and seizure was out of the Lake County purview.
F3:
Sheriff was aware of the operation and his deputies were on site.
F4:
Drivers were hired by DEA as well as those from the Sheriff's office
F5:
Two of transport vehicles were County owned.
F6:
Sheriff did not see loads departing from the site, but was informed later that no tarps had been used.
F7:
Stated loads should have been tarped.
F8:
Since this incident Commanders have been instructed to tarp all loads no matter who is the lead agency.
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F1:
Lake County Transit connects to shopping, other bus services and colleges in Ukiah, to St. Helena Hospital and to the city of Santa Rosa.
F2:
The major service area includes North and South Lake County, including Cobb.
F3:
Senior Citizens, age 60 and over, qualify for special fare discounts
F4:
Persons with disabilities receive fare discounts
F5:
Up to two small children, age 6 or under, ride free when accompanied by an adult
F6:
Hours of operation are Monday through Friday, 7am to 5pm (including holidays)
F7:
The Transit Authority operates its budget based on 26% from fares, and is subsidized in part from Transportation Development Act Funds, Federal Transit Act Funds as well as grants.
F8:
Laidlaw appears to have the necessary formula for operating a successful transit system.
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F1:
Intense spray program implemented
F2:
Free mosquito eating fish are available
F3:
Chemicals used for spraying mosquito larvae are not harmful to animals or humans.
F4:
Eliminating standing water can best control West Nile Virus, spraying mosquito habitat, using larva eating bacteria and mosquito eating fish.
F5:
For those who choose to be excluded from the spray, their names can be included on a "Do Not Spray" list.
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F1:
The contract guidelines are not being followed.
F2:
Defendants have no private access to many of the public defenders.
F3:
County Administration was informed 3/22/05 of the violations.
F4:
There were numerous violations within the contract.
F5:
This system was found not to be following contract guidelines.
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F1:
The staff is sustained through the efforts of volunteers and financial support through the Board of Education
F2:
Originally the Observatory was intended for the main benefit of the Lake County School system and Lake County citizens.
F3:
The new Spitz projector was obtained and installed by the Kelseyville Sunrise Rotary Club after extensive remodeling of the Planetarium/Observatory.
Hallazgos & Recomendaciones
4 hallazgos
F1:
Many water districts are operating with outdated equipment and are unable to meet the demands of today's growing population
F2:
Water districts are required to test water for potability frequently throughout the day. It is mandated that these results are forwarded to the Regional Water Quality Department on a regular basis
F3:
Some water districts have a moratorium on new water hook-ups due to an "at or above capacity to serve current customers" status.
F4:
Full circle aka "Basin 2000", a long term clean water initiative Encircling Clearlake has been adopted. Water from this program deals with agriculture reuse, wetlands construction and geothermal power generation. http://www.co.lake.ca.us/generalinformation/grandjury/report0405/treatmentplants.html (1 of 2)4/17/2007 3:05:48 PM County of Lake - 2004/2005 Grand Jury Report -Grand Jury Selection
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F1:
The Office of Veteran Services assist the Veterans of Lake County by: a. Benefits counseling. b. Compensation for service related injuries. c. Dependent allowances. d. Heath issues. e. Requests for military records. f. Transportation is provided veterans for medical services
F2:
The Office of Veteran’s services is also the County Safety Officer providing valuable safety training to County employees.
F3:
Lake County Veterans receive nine million dollars in benefits annually. This Veteran’s Office sees to the needs of these recipients.
F4:
The office is working to bring a health clinic into Lake County, to provide for veteran’s needs. Currently veterans must go to Ukiah, San Francisco or Santa Rosa for medical services.
F5:
The Lakeport Veteran’s Service office staff is extremely competent and perform an invaluable service to our veterans.
F6:
The Committee found no documentation of this incident at the County Sheriff’s Office. Nor was there a record of completion of gun safety training.