Mariposa County Grand Jury • 2015-2016

Ariposa Ounty

Published: October 06, 2015 63 pages
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Board of Supervisors 2015-101 Proclaim October 2015, as "Domestic Violence Prevention Awareness Month" (Audrey Davis & Kristen Fiester, Mountain Crisis Services) The item was introduced by Kristin Fiester/Mountain Crisis Services. During public comment, Laura Smith/Victim Witness Services, Doug Binnewies/Sheriff, Pete Judy/Chief Probation Officer, Chevon Kothari/Human Services Director, Tom Cooke/District Attorney, and Terri Peresan/Community Services Director acknowledged and thanked Mountain Crisis for the services they provide to the community. At the request of Ms. Fiester, the Proclamation was presented by Chair Jones to Casey Freeman, a domestic violence survivor. RESULT: ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS] MOVER: Rosemarie Smallcombe, District I Supervisor SECONDER: John Carrier, District V Supervisor AYES: Smallcombe, Jones, Long, Cann, Carrier 2. Board of Supervisors 2015-102 Proclaim October 3 - 10, 2015, as "Habitat Awareness Week" and October 5, 2015, as "World Habitat Day" (Barry Brouillette, and Beth Tomsick) The item was introduced by Beth Tomsick/Habitat for Humanity. Chevon Kothari extended thanks during public comment. Chair Jones presented the Proclamation to Ms. Tomsick. RESULT: ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS] MOVER: Kevin Cann, District IV Supervisor SECONDER: John Carrier, District V Supervisor AYES: Smallcombe, Jones, Long, Cann, Carrier 3. Cooperative Extension 2015-103 Proclaim the Week of October 4Th-10Th, 2015, as "National 4-H Week" (Farm Advisor) Staff report by Donna Wice/4-H Advisor. During public comment, Debbie Peters/community member extended thanks to the 4-H program and to Ms. Wice. Chair Jones presented the Proclamation to Ms. Wice, and County pins to the attending 4-H members. RESULT: ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS] MOVER: Marshall Long, District III Supervisor SECONDER: Rosemarie Smallcombe, District I Supervisor AYES: Smallcombe, Jones, Long, Cann, Carrier 4. Board of Supervisors 2015-104 Board of Supervisors October 6, 2015 Proclaim November 6 - 8, 2015, as “Mariposa's Open House” and Trans Valley Football League “Super Bowl Weekend” Hosted by the Mariposa Business Community (Bob Kirchner) The item was introduced by Bob Kirchner. No public input. Chair Jones presented the Proclamation to Mr. Kirchner. RESULT: ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS] MOVER: Kevin Cann, District IV Supervisor SECONDER: Marshall Long, District III Supervisor AYES: Smallcombe, Jones, Long, Cann, Carrier 5. Sheriff's Office 2015-105 Proclaim October 4-10, 2015, as "Fire Prevention Week" Staff report by Doug Binnewies/Sheriff-Coroner-Interim Fire Chief and Rich Drozen/CAL FIRE Mt. Bullion Camp, Mariposa Division. No public input. Chair Jones presented the Proclamation to Interim Fire Chief Binnewies. RESULT: ADOPTED [UNANIMOUS] MOVER: Rosemarie Smallcombe, District I Supervisor SECONDER: Marshall Long, District III Supervisor AYES: Smallcombe, Jones, Long, Cann, Carrier F. Departmental Presentation Chevon Kothari noted that National Mental Health Wellness week is this week, and discussed same. Tony Stobbe/Public Works Director provided updates on the Mount Bullion Cutoff Road, Triangle Road, Safe Route for Schools, Courthouse roof, and West Whitlock Road projects. Rich Drozen updated the Board on the tree mortality issue; discussed several meetings and tours regarding same; and discussed restrictions on bug tree removal. Doug Binnewies briefed the board on the shooting incident last week involving Deputy Rudy Mirelez, and advised that there will be a barbeque fundraiser starting at 5:00 PM on October 24, 2015, at the Fairgrounds; noted that donations are being accepted through a gofundme.com account, at West America Bank, or at the Sheriff's Office; and advised that Jason Dubberke will be donating ten percent of the Pioneer Market's sales on October 23rd to the family. 10:44 AM Chair Jones recessed the meeting for a brief break, and reconvened at 10:57 AM. Pete Judy/Chief Probation Officer discussed his experiences on the day of the shooting; and commended the community for restraining from posting names and other information on social media.

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