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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - City Council - 2003-01-21 11 City Council, Regular Meeting Civic Center Council Chambers 777 Cypress Avenue, Redding, California January 21,2003, 7:00 p.m. The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag was led by Fran Jenkins. I The Invocation was offered by Pastor James Wilson, Praynorthstate. The meeting was called to order by Mayer Cibula with the following Council Members present: Mathena, Pohlmeyer, and Stegall. Council Member Kight was absent. Also present were City Manager Warren, Assistant City Manager Perry, Deputy City Manager Starman, City Attorney Fuller, Development Services Director Hamilton, Administrative Services Director Bachman, Community Services Director Niemer, City Clerk Strohmayer, Assistant City Clerk Sherman, and Executive Secretary Stribley. RESOLUTION - Proclaiming February 2003 as "Spay & Neuter Month" and "Spay Day" (A -050-060-600) Mayor Cibula explained that the City Clerk's Department, in partnership with the Haven Humane Society, is participating in a nation-wide campaign during the month of February 2003 to encourage pet owners to spay and neuter their animals through the many low-cost spay and neuter programs available, including City-sponsored programs, vouchers, incentives and activities which promote responsible pet ownership. Mayor Cibula stated that the City will display a banner in the Downtown Redding area inviting citizens to contact the City Clerk's Office for information on low-cost spay/neuter programs and for a list of local veterinarians offering discounts. I Haven Humane Society Director Bob Timone stated that the goal of the month-long campaign is to promote public awareness of the importance to spay and neuter pets. He pointed out that from 1990 to 2000, it is estimated that 100,000 animals were euthanized in Shasta County alone. He related that in 1997/98, an estimated 22,000 animals were processed through Haven Humane, but in 2001/02 that number declined to 10,400 largely due to the various low-cost spay and neuter programs now available. He stressed that "no- kill" shelters are the goal of animal shelters everywhere and it is hoped this can be accomplished by the year 2010 through broad, low-cost sterilization programs and public education. Mr. Timone urged adoption of the resolution proclaiming February as "Spay and Neuter Month" and February 25,2003, as "Spay Day." MOTION: Made by Council Member Pohlmeyer, seconded by Council Member Stegall, adopting Resolution No. 2003-07, a resolution of the City Council of the City of Redding proclaiming February 2003 as "Spay & Neuter Month" and February 25, 2003, as "Spay Day." The Vote: I AYES: NOES: ABSTAIN: ABSENT: Council Members - Mathena, Pohlmeyer, Stegall, and Cibula Council Members - None Council Members - None Council Members - Kight Resolution No. 2003-07 is on file in the Office of the City Clerk PRESENT AnON - Contribution by U.S. Bank for the Caldwell Playground Project (P-050-100) US Bank Regional President Evelyn Jacobs and Redding Branch Manager Troy Kidd presented a check in the amount of $20,000 for the Caldwell Playground Project. They thanked the community for the opportunity to contribute to such a worthy endeavor. Community Services Director Niemer explained that the new playground will be located between the new Aquatic Center (Redding Plunge) and the soccer fields. 1/21/2003 12 On behalf of the City Council and the community, Mayor Cibula accepted the check and thanked U.S. Bank for its generous contribution to the youth of the area. Approval of Minutes - Regular meeting of January 7,2003. Approval of Payroll and Accounts Payable Registers (A-050-100-500) It is recpmmended that Accounts Payable Register No. 13, check numbers 803150 through 803681 inclusive, in the amount of$3,651 ,505.30, for t4e period of January 2,2003, through January 16, 2003; Wire Transfers for the period of January 1,2003, through January 15, 2003, in the amount of $838,683.79; and Payroll Register No. 14, electronic deposit transaction numbers 119201 through 119873 and check numbers 502085 through 502298 inclusive, in the amount of $2,141,080.70, for the period of December 22, 2002, through January 4,2003 be approved. TOTAL: $6,631,269.79 I Ordinance - Adding Redding Municipal Code Chapter 4.25 (Procedures for Claims Against the City Not Otherwise Governed by State Law) to Title 4 (Revenue and Finance) (R-I00-550) It is the recommendation of the Development Services Director that Ordinance No. 2306 be adopted, an ordinance of the City Council of the City of Redding adding Redding Municipal Code Chapter 4.25 (Procedure for Claims against the City not otherwise governed by State Law) to Title 4 (Revenue and Finance). Mitigation Fee Act - Report Update; and Resolution - Making findings concerning unexpended funds in the Impact Fee Program (F-205-600) It is the recommendation of the Development Services Director that the City Council accept the Mitigation Fee Act Report Update - annual findings for fiscal year ended June 30, 2002 (as required by Government Code ~ 66000, et seq), and an accounting of development fees. It is also recommended that Resolution No. 2003-08 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council of the City of Redding making findings concerning unexpended funds in the City of Redding's Impact Fee Program. I Insurance for Equipment - Propertylboiler, and machinery insurance for Redding Power Plant (R-l 00-375-200) It is the recommendation of the Administrative Services Director that the City Council approve staff's authorization to purchase insurance from Starr Tech/Hartford Steam Boiler Insurance Company in the amount of $300,000 with a deductible of $500,000 for propertylboiler and machinery for the Redding Power Plant for 2003-04, effective February 5, 2003 to February 4, 2004. Comprehensive Annual Financial Report - Fiscal Year ended June 30, 2002 (F-205-150-075) It is the recommendation ofthe Administrative Services Director that the City Council accept the Comprehensive Annual Financial Report for Fiscal Year ending June 30, 2002. Final Map and Subdivision Agreement - Carriage Glen Estates Unit 6 (S-1 00-068-1 00) It is the recommendation of the Development Services Director that the Final Map and Subdivision Agreement for the Carriage Glen Estates, Unit 6 (S-3-98), located east of Shasta I View Drive at the west end of Montana Skyway, by Boyce Muse be approved, that the Mayor be authorized to exec\lte the Subdivision Agreement, and the City Clerk be instructed to file the Map with the Shasta County Recorder. MOTION: Made by; Council Member Stegall, seconded by Council Member Pohlmeyer, that all the foregoing items on the Consent Calendar be approved and adopted as recommended. The Vote: A YES: Council Members - Mathena, Pohlmeyer, Stegall, and Cibula NOES: Council Members - None ABSTAIN: Council Members - None ABSENT: Council Members - Kight 1/21/2003 13 Ordinance No. 2306 and Resolution No. 2003-08 are on file in the Office ofthe City Clerk. I PUBLIC HEARING RESOLUTION - Amending the Schedule of Fees and Service Charges to include fees for fire hydrant service outside the City of Redding; and RESOLUTION - Adopting City Council Policy No. 1411, Fire Hydrant Services outside the City (F-205-600 & A-050-060-555) The hour of 7:00 p.m. having arrived, Mayor Cibula opened the public hearing regarding amending the Schedule of Fees and Service Charges to include fees for fire hydrant service outside the City of Redding. The following document is on file in the Office of the City Clerk: Affidavit of Publication - Notice of Public Hearing City Clerk Strohmayer advised that no protests were received. Assistant City Manager Perry provided an overview of the Report to City Council dated December 26, 2002, recalling that at the its regular meeting of August 20, 2002, the City Council authorized execution of a Model Agreement to provide Fire Hydrant Service outside the incorporated area of the City in various locations where waterlines have been extended. He noted that potential use of this service is restricted to commercial property owners who would otherwise have to install much more expensive fire protection measures. I Mr. Perry stated that through the agreement, a property owner would be responsible for the monthly fee and installation of the hydrant and repair or replacement as needed. He noted that the monthly fee is set to increase on July 151 of each year beginning in 2003, by an amount equal to the latest published annual increase in the Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers, mid-size western cities. Mr. Perry explained that the California Department ofF orestry (CD F) reviewed the proposal for providing service outside the City with the Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFCO) and it was determined that LAFCO approval is not necessary if service is limited to fire hydrants in the public right-of-way on existing waterlines. Mr. Perry emphasized that the service will not be available to residential property owners. Assistant City Manager Perry recommended adoption of the resolution amending the Schedule ofF ees and Service Charges to add a monthly fee for providing fire hydrant service outside the incorporated area of the City, and adoption of the resolution adopting Council Policy No. 1411, "Fire Hydrant Services Outside the Incorporated Area of the City of Redding." He noted that County and City Fire Departments support the recommendation because it will afford safer conditions for fire fighters when suppressing fires in areas where hydrants are available. I MOTION: Made by Council Member Pohlmeyer, seconded by Council Member Stegall, adopting Resolution No. 2003-09, a resolution of the City Council of the City of Redding amending its Schedule ofF ees and Services adding a new monthly fee to provide fire hydrant service outside the incorporated area of the City of Redding. The Vote: A YES: Council Members - Mathena, Pohlmeyer, Stegall, and Cibula NOES: Council Members - None ABSTAIN: Council Members - None ABSENT: Council Members - Kight Resolution No. 2003-09 is on file in the Office of the City Clerk MOTION: Made by Council Member Stegall, seconded by Council Member Mathena, adopting Resolution No. 2003-10, a resolution of the City Council of the City of Redding adopting Council Policy No. 1411, Fire Hydrant Services Outside the Incorporated Area of the City of Redding. The Vote: A YES: Council Members - Mathena, Pohlmeyer, Stegall, and Cibula NOES: Council Members - None ABSTAIN: Council Members - None ABSENT: Council Members - Kight 1/21/2003 14 Resolution No. 2003-10 is on file in the Office of the City Clerk AUDIT COMMITTEE REPORT (F-205-150-075) Council Members Stegall and Mathena (Council Liaisons to the Audit Committee) reported that they attended the recent presentation of the Auditor's Report provided by Hathaway & Ksenzulak, LLP, wherein the City received a . "clean" audit with no findings or Management Letters. They congratulated the Finance Department for its hard work and dedication and recognized Finance Officer Strong and Assistant Finance Officer Maxwell. Council Member Stegall pointed out that a new section included in the Audit now provides the financial health of the City in layman's terms and is available for public review. Council Member Mathena added that the City's Schedule of Debt Ratio has decreased significantly from 137.08 per capita in 1992-1993 to 19.27 per capita in 2001-2002. He commended staff for prudent management over the years and fiscal discipline. I MOTION: Made by Council Member Pohlmeyer, seconded by Council Member Stegall, accepting the Single Audit Reports for the year ended June 30, 2002. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes UPDATE ON MAJOR PROJECTS - Sports Complex (A-050-080 & P-050-600-200) Assistant City Manager Perry stated that prior to the recent rains (defined as a 3 8-year storm event this year), the Sports Complex project was on schedule and work will continue as weather permits. He related that a request for bids will be circulated for furniture, fixtures, and equipment associated with the contract with Big League Dreams, and that the project is approximately 14% complete. The anticipated completion continues to be October 2003. No action was required on this informational item. UPDATE ON MAJOR PROJECTS - Aquatic Center (A-050-080 & P-050-700-600) Community Services Niemer reported that Dale Construction has completed its portion of the Aquatic Center project ahead of schedule, and efforts now focus on completion of minor details and training staff to operate the new equipment. Ms. Niemer explained that remaining construction contingency monies have been reallocated to construction of the concession stand and negotiations continue with Shasta College to provide additional student labor, while local contributors continue to donate supplies. Ms. Niemer added that retired Council Member McGeorge has been enlisted to assist with layout and operation of the concession stand. I Ms. Niemer announced that Shasta Children and Families First Commission contributed one- year's funding to cover swim programs at the Aquatic Center for children four-years old and under as well as free admission to the pool for three- and four-year olds. No action was required on this informational item. UPDATE ON MAJOR PROJECTS - 2003-04 Budget (A-050-080 & B-130-070) City Manager Warren related that the California State budget has a deficit of more than $20 billion and Governor Davis's proposed budget will obviously have an impact on the City. How~ver, he pointed out that the City, in anticipation of financial difficulties, developed and strictly adheres to the City's 1 O-year Financial Plan wherein a minimum of 5% reserve in the Qeneral Fund is maintained,~d that current reserves amount to 18%. He opined that Redding will be able to w~ather the State) budget crisis without extreme hardship. However,the City wil) continue to review all unfilled positions, all capital projects, and each City department must provide conservative budget requests. He pointed out that cities throughout the State are work,ing with lobbyists in Sacramento to inform legislators of the possible effects of some of the Governor's proposals. I No action was required on this informational item. 1/21/2003 15 I PRESENTATION - Local Agency Formation Commission's Municipal Services Review; and DESIGNATION - Development Services Director as lead for preparation of the Review (B-080-650-375 & L-01O-140) Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFCO) Executive Officer Julie Howard presented information regarding AB2838, effective January 1,2000, which requires local LAFCOs to develop a Municipal Service Review (MSR) of municipal agencies within its jurisdiction in order to provide a more coordinated public services structure in support of anticipated growth in California. She explained that the MSR will include police and fire protection, streets & traffic circulation, water & wastewater (sewer), power generation and distribution, solid waste collection and disposal, storm water drainage, and land use planning, and will provide valuable information to LAFCO when agencies request annexations and modifications to spheres ofinfluence. Ms. Howard explained that LAFCO's determinations for annexations or spheres of influence modifications are based on: 1) infrastructure needs or deficiencies; 2) growth and population; 3) financing constraints and opportunities; 4)cost avoidance opportunities; 5) opportunities for rate restructuring; 6) opportunities for shared facilities; 7) government structure options; 8) evaluation of management efficiencies; and 9) local accountability and governance. These issues will be included in a questionnaire provided by LAFCO to local agencies for completion and will be incorporated in the compilation of Shasta LAFCO's MSR. City Manager Warren explained that due to staff time constraints and the looming State budget dilemma, additional time should be afforded for completion of the project. He noted that some requested information will require a significant amount of time and resources to compile and may only be accurately available when the City's budget process is complete. He suggested that the time line for completion of the questionnaire be extended to the end of calendar year 2003. I City Manager Warren recommended that Development Services Director Hamilton be designated as project lead, with Management Analyst II Cherpeski, Electric Program Manager King, and Senior Planner Toy assigned to work under his direction to provide responses to the questionnaire. Council Member Mathena expressed concern that because the questionnaire encompasses so many facets of the City, extrication of accurate and competent information will take an inordinate amount of staff time and effort. Ms. Howard concurred that some fiscal discussions within the questionnaire will be more labor intensive than others but believed many ofthe items were routine and readily available. She suggested material be submitted as it is completed in "piece meal" fashion rather than withholding the entire questionnaire until completion. She opined that the questionnaire serves as a showcase for an agency rather than an audit of services and thanked the City Council for its consideration. MOTION: Made by Council Member Pohlmeyer, seconded by Council Member Mathena, accepting the report presented by Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFCO) Executive Officer Julie Howard regarding a new State law requiring local LAFCO agencies to prepare a comprehensive overview of public services provided in order to establish a current baseline of public-service conditions (Municipal Services Review) (MSR); and designating Development Services Director Hamilton as the City's project lead for preparation of the City's MSR questionnaire for submission to LAFCO. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes I JOINT MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL AND REDDING REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY At the hour of 8:00 p.m., Vice Mayor/Agency Chair Pohlmeyer reconvened the Special Meeting of the Redding Redevelopment Agency for ajoint meeting with the City Council. Mayor Cibula advised that he will abstain from discussion and voting on the Martin Luther King Jr. Neighborhood Revitalization Plan because of family holdings in the area. RESOLUTION - Approving the Martin Luther King Jr. Neighborhood Revitalization Plan (R-030-145-350) Deputy City Manager Starman provided highlights of the Report to City Council and the Redding Redevelopment Agency (Agency) dated January 13,2003, recalling that the Agency and the City Council adopted a new housing strategy approximately four years ago to 1/21/2003 16 improve the Parkview Neighborhood, the Downtown area, and the Martin Luther King, Jr. (MLK) Neighborhood. Subsequently, the Agency conducted neighborhood meetings and appointed a seven-member MLK Neighborhood Advisory Committee to assist in development of a Neighborhood Plan. He noted that the MLK Neighborhood Revitalization Plan-Initial Action Plan (Action Plan) provided implementation activities for the next two years including an Incentive Package to encourage property owner participation. Mr. Starman informed the City Council that a grant submitted to assist in development of the City-owned Linden A venue site was not funded, however, another application will be submitted in the future. Mr. Starman thanked the MLK Neighborhood Advisory Committee for its dedicated work and recognized Senior Redevelopment Project Coordinator Haddox and Committee Chair Fred Quigley for their hard work and dedication to this project. I Mr. Starman recommended adoption of the resolution approving the Revitalization Plan, Action Plan, and Incentive Package and accepting the Negative Declaration approved by the Agency and Redding Planning Commission. Leonard Scroggins, Redding resident, thanked Council Member Stegall, Senior Redevelopment Project Coordinator Haddox, and Housing Specialist II Forseth for their information and assistance during the process. He expressed approval for the Program but cautioned that he did not support transitional housing in the area. He hoped that the beautification program would be completed quickly and thanked the City for providing painting grants to paint homes in the area. He urged that the lack of sidewalks and code enforcement issues be addressed in the neighborhood, suggesting that the City install sidewalks for the developers in the area. He also urged the City to provide a gymnasium in the area and offer transportation to the Aquatic Center for the low-income residents in the area. Jim Koenigsaecker, Executive Director of Habitat for Humanity, thanked the City Council for the opportunity to partner with the City to revitalize the Martin Luther King, Jr. Neighborhood and provide needed affordable housing. I Council Member Stegall provided assurance that the Martin Luther King, Jr. Neighborhood Plan did not speak to transitional housing but should that type of housing come before the City Council, there will be an opportunity at that time to address the issue. Agency Chair Pohlmeyer, on behalf of the Agency and the City Council, thanked Martin Luther King, Jr. Neighborhood Advisory Committee Members Fred Quigley, Don Pugh, Eddie McAllister, Cecelia Ilharreguy, and Roxanne Burke for their tremendous efforts to help bring the documents to fruition. MOTION: Made by Council Member Mathena, seconded by Council Member Stegall, adopting Resolution No. 2003-11, a resolution of the City Council of the City of Redding approving the Martin Luther King, 1r. (MLK) Neighborhood Revitalization Plan, the MLK Action Plan, and the Residential Revitalization Incentive Policies; and accepting an environmental determination under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). The Vote: . ~ A YES: CO\lncil Members - Mathena, Pohlmeyer, and Stegall NOES: Council Members - None ABSTAIN: Council Members - Cibula ABSENT: Council Members - Kight I Resolution No. 2002-11 is on file in the Office of the City Clerk At the hour of 8: 15 p.m., Agency Chair Pohlmeyer adjourned the Special Meeting of the Redding Redevelopment Agency. SUBDIVISION MAP - Amendment to Tentative Subdivision Map S-2-97, Avalon Subdivision (S-1O 1-024) Development Services Director Hamilton provided on overview of the Report to City Council dated January 7, 2003, recalling that City Council Policy No. 1703 directs that a 1/21/2003 17 report be forwarded to the City Council regarding approval of a tentative subdivision map by the Planning Commission ifit requires off-site acquisition for public-street right-of-way which may necessitate the City's use of eminent domain. Tentative Subdivision Map S-2-97, Avalon Subdivision (aka North View Estates) by Jeff Mora, could require the use of eminent domain for a public-street right-of-way located north of Twin Towers Drive and Posey Lane intersection. He noted that currently the property location is accessed by a private easement over seven properties. Mr. Hamilton explained that although there are other alternatives to. provide access to the property, those will require a lengthier easement and affect more property owners than the preferred alternative. He added that the access will extend Shasta View Drive, an arterial road, as provided in the General Plan. I Mr. Hamilton recommended that the City Council accept the report on action by the Planning Commission approving the amended Tentative Subdivision Map (S-2-97), Avalon Subdivision (aka North View Estates) by Jeff Mora, which could require the use of eminent domain for a public-street right-of-way located north of Twin Towers Drive and Posey Lane intersection. Council Member Mathena stated the area is served by private easements and converting the road to a public thoroughfare will benefit the community in compliance with the General Plan to acquire right-of-way for an arterial street, and provide emergency vehicle access to the area around Hollow Lane. Council Member Stegall suggested that developers be held to some type of standard to acquire properties before appealing to the City Council to implement eminent domain action. Mr. Hamilton responded that the City has expectations, although the Government Code is silent as to criteria, which ask that the developer approach the property owner, obtain an appraisal, and make a fair market offer for the property prior to requesting the City to begin the eminent domain process. I City Attorney Fuller related that another condition of approval for a tentative subdivision map where eminent domain may be required is that the developer must agree to indemnify the City for any costs incurred in the process of eminent domain. In response to Mayor Cibula, Assistant City Manager Perry stated that Shasta View Drive south of Hartnell will be completed following grading of Clover Creek Park this year, and completion of Shasta View Drive in the Avalon Subdivision area will be through the development process. Mr. Hamilton explained that until the roads are completed, the Avalon Subdivision area is served by several streets to the west off Hollow Lane, but the area to the east of the Subdivision is within Shasta County's jurisdiction. MOTION: Made by Council Member Pohlmeyer, seconded by Council Member Mathena, accepting the report on action by the Planning Commission approving the amended Tentative Subdivision Map (S-2-97), Avalon Subdivision (aka North View Estates) by Jeff Mora, which could require the use of eminent domain for a public-street right-of-way located north of Twin Towers Drive and Posey Lane intersection. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes I A WARD OF BID - Bid Schedule No. 3612, traffic signals at Old Oregon Trail/Old 44 Drive and Shasta View Drive/Tarmac Road (T-080-700).f B-aso. 020 City Manager Warren highlighted the Report to City Council dated January 14, 2003, recalling that the City Council discussed the issue of powder coating traffic signals at the meeting of January 7, 2003, and directed the traffic signal light beautification issue be referred to the Planning Commission to determine locations appropriate for upgrade. He opined that due to the State budget dilemma and that this particular award of bid was time sensitive, it would be more prudent to forego beautification of the traffic signals at this time. He noted that if the Planning Commission later recommends that these lights be upgraded, they could be painted at a later date. He observed that installation of the signals is required as part of the Sports Complex Project. Mr. Warren recommended that Bid Schedule No. 3612 (Job Nos. 2173 & 2176), traffic signals at Old Oregon Trail/Old 44 Drive and Shasta View Drive/Tarmac Road be awarded to H and H Electric, without enhancements, in the amount of $295,982 and approving $30,000 for engineering and inspection fees and $45,000 for construction contingency fund for a total amount of $370,982. 1/21/2003 18 MOTION: Made by Council Member Pohlmeyer, seconded by Council Member Stegall, awarding Bid Schedule No. 3612 (Job Nos. 2173 & 2176), traffic signals at Old Oregon Trail/Old 44 Drive and Shasta View Drive/Tarmac Road to H and H Electric, without enhancements, in the amount of $295,982, approving an additional amount of $30,000 for engineering and inspection fees and $45,000 for a construction contingency fund for a total amount of $370,982. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes AGREEMENTS - Fire hydrant services outside the City of Redding (P-150-070) Assistant City Manager Perry stated that with approval of the amendment to the City's Schedule of Fees and Service Charges to add a new monthly fee for providing fire hydrant service outside the incorporated area of the City of Redding, and adoption of City Council Policy No. 1411, Fire Hydrant Services Outside the Incorporated area ofthe City of Redding, two property owners, Edline & Landis Properties at 8537 Commercial Way and Aamigo Supply Company, Inc. located at 8693 Airport Road, have requested fire hydrant service. I Mr. Perry pointed out that as a condition of an agreement for fire hydrant service outside the City, the property owners will be responsible for a monthly fee, installation of the hydrant, and repair or replacement as necessary. He noted that the monthly fee will increase the first day of July beginning in the year 2003, by an amount equal to the latest published annual increase in the Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers, mid-size western cities. In addition, the owners shall agree to support annexation to the City now and in the future, as long as the City provides fire hydrant benefits to the property outside the City limits. He added that the service will not be available to residential property owners. Mr. Perry recommended approval of the Agreements with Edline & Landis Properties and Aamigo Supply Company to provide fire hydrant service to their properties. MOTION: Made by Council Member Stegall, seconded by Council Member Pohlmeyer, approving Agreements with Edline & Landis Properties located at 8537 Commercial Way and Aamigo Supply Company, Inc. located at 8693 Airport Road to provide fire hydrant service outside the City limits; and authorizing the Mayor to execute the Agreements. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes I PUBLIC COMMENT (A-050-060) Fran Jenkins, Redding resident, presented a coffee mug and brand scarf from the Shasta County Cattlewomen's Association to Council Member Mathena to remind him, as the newest Council Member, of the role the agricultural community plays in the economy of the City. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business, at the hour of8:31 p.m., Mayor Cibula declared the meeting adjourned. APPROVED I ATTEST: ~~ City Clerk I 1/21/2003