2/08/12
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Board approves
Chief to explore annexation.
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| 2/08/12 |
Board approves
Chief to begin talks with County Fire Chief
about annexation.
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2/09/12
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Chief contacted
LAFCO and advised them of Board approval.
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2/09/12
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Chief contacted
County Fire Chief and advised him about Board
approval.
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2/12/12
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Maps of proposed
annexation area sent to LAFCO
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2/15/12
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Chief met with
County Fire Chief at Station 17
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2/23/12
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Updated Municipal
Service Review for Burney Fire submitted to
LAFCO
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2/28/12
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County
Chief, Burney Chief, Battalion Chiefs 17 and
2411 met at Station 17. Station 10 Chief
invited but did not attend. Talked about
annexation
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3/06/12
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Community meeting
at Station 10
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3/20/12
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Maps received and
sent to county awaiting parcel information
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3/21/12
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County :
information to be sent to Chief Barber based
on map
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4/10/12
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Tax information
on proposed annexation areas back, Chief
Barber reviewing
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4/11/12
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Chief Barber
recommended to his board that they not
continue to pursue annexing Station 10
response area east of Hwy 229 that would
include the fire station and equipment. He
also recommended that they not consider
annexing the wind mills. He did however say
that he will continue to pursue annexing Goose
Valley as designated on the map previously. as
well as that area West of Hwy 89 from
from their current district line to Lake
Britton. This would include Clark Creek and
Burney Falls State Park. He will contact LAFCO
and advise them of this next week. Chief
Barber stated that there was not enough tax
base in Station 10 area to support and
maintain a better service then they currently
get with out putting his current district is
fiscal jeopardy. Chief Barber said that the
wind mills should not be divided up between
two fire departments so he decided to not
pursue them. The areas that are continuing to
be looked at make sense because they are
already being serviced by Burney Fire or are
closer and Burney Fire can provide a faster
response.
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