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City Council, Regular Meeting
Civic Center Council Chambers
777 Cypress Avenue,
Redding, California
January 18, 2005 7:00 p.m.
The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag was led by City Council Member Murray.
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The Invocation was offered by Pastor William Stegal1.
The meeting was called to order by Mayor Mathena with the following Council Members
present: Dickerson, and Murray. Council Member Kight was absent.
Also present were Assistant City Manager Perry, Assistant City Manager Starman, Deputy
City Manager Bachman, City Attorney Duvernay, Development Services Director Hamilton,
City Engineer Tippen, Customer Services Manager Fargen, City Clerk Strohmayer, and
Executive Assistant Stribley.
OATH OF OFFICE - City Council Appointee
(A-050-060)
City Clerk Strohmayer administered the Oath of Office to City Council Appointee Mary
Stegall to complete a vacant term expiring December 2006.
CONSENT CALENDAR
The following matters were considered inclusively under the Consent Calendar:
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Approval of Minutes - Regular and Special Meetings of January 4,2005, Special Meeting
of January 10, 2005, and Adjourned Special Meeting of January 11,2005.
Approval of Payroll and Accounts Payable Registers
(A-050-100-500) , .
It is recommended that Accounts Payable Register No. 13, check numbers 825701 through
826122 inclusive, in the amount of$5,303,339.40, for the period of January 3,2005, through
January 14, 2005; and Payroll Register No. 14 electronic deposit transaction numbers 157360
through 158114 and check numbers 520934 through 521120 inclusive, in the amount of
$2,045,362.42, for the period of December 19, 2004, through January 1,2005, be approved.
TOTAL: $7,348,701.42
Status Report - Sports Complex Soccer Park
(P-050-600-200 & P-050-690)
It is the recommendation of the Assistant City Manager that the City Council accept the
report regarding the Sports Complex Soccer Park for December 2004.
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Notice of Completion - Bid Schedule No. 3739, Installation of Air Conditioning/ice Storage
at the Redding Municipal Airport
(B-050-020/A-090-100/E-120-030) . '
It is the recommendation of the Electric Utility Director Bid Schedule No. 3739, Installation
of Air Conditioning/ice Storage at the Red<iing Municipal Airport awarded to Cal-Electro,
Inc. be accepted as satisfactorily completed and that the City Clerk be authorized to file a
Notice of Completion. The final price is $164,001.79.
Second Amendment to Hangar/Office Complex Lease - DHL Express, (USA) Inc.
(C-070-100 & A-090-100) ~ .
It is the recommendation of the Deputy City Manager that the City Council approve the
Second Amend~ent to theHangar/Office Complex Lease with DHL Express,{USA) Inc. for
the Evergreen Facility at the Redding Municipal Airport to reflect the change in legal name
and entity of the Lessee from Airborne Express to DHL Express.
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First Amendment to Rental Car Concession Agreements - Avis Rent-A-Car Systems, Inc.
and S. J.Denham, dbaHertz Rentals ' ";. ' ,.; " "
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(C-070-100 & A-090-} 00)
~t is the recom.me~d~tion of the Deputy City Manager that the City Council approve the First
Amendment ,to the Re?,tal ~ar Concessiot;l A~~~~~nt wit,h Avis Rent -A-C~ Systems, Inc.,
and the First Amendment to the R~ntal G~ ConcessiQn with S.J. Denham, dba Hertz Rentals,
extending th~ term to provide car rent~l service at th,e Redding Municipal airport for two
additignal years expiring Sept~~~r' 30, 2997, re,spe.ctively, with tht( same tefl!1s and
conditions. "
Comprehensive Annual Financial Report - Fiscal Year ended June 30, 2004 I
(F-205-150-075) , .' . "
It is, the recQmm,er~ati()n of the Deputy City Manager that the City Council accept the
Comprehensive Atmual Financial Report for Fiscal Year ending June 30, 2004.
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Resolution - Accep~ing str~ets and improvern,ents i~ Ald~r Creek Subdivision
(S-070'-230 & S-10'O-260) ..'
~t is th~ r~comme1?-dation oft~e Q~velopment Servic~s Director th~t Resolution No. 2005-09
be adop~e~, a re~ol~tion of the Cjty Cou!1cil of the City of ~edding acceptin~ for
m~i;nte!lar.~e a.I1d 9per.a~i.on t,he ,str~~ts i~ AI~t!r Creek Subdivision (S-5:-98), formerly
Hacienda Heig4ts Units 7 A &, 7B, located on the east side of Shasta View Drive north of
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Helll,mi,ngway Street, by O~hoa & Shehlln, Inc., and accepting improvements.
Resolution - Appropriating Funds from Solid Waste Utility U~estricted R~s~rv~s
(B~130-070 & S-020-650) ,
It is the recommendat,ion of tl1e Assi~t~nt City Man~ger that ~esolution No. 2005-10 be
adopted, a resolution of t,he City Council of the City ~fRed4ing approving and ~dopting the
94th amendment to City Budget Resolution No. 2003-103 'appropriating $80,000 in Solid
Waste UtjIity Unrestricted Reserves f<?f an office addition at the Solid W~ste Transfer
Station. . '
Resolution - Approving an amendment to the Memoran<,lum of Understanding with the
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S~ryice Employees Internat:ionalllnion (SEIU), Cle~cal, Tecl,mi,cal, & Profess~on~l Unit
(P-I00-050-124) ,
It is the recommendation, of the Pe.rsqnnel Direc~ort.hat R~s()lution No. 2005-11 be adopted,
a resolution of the City ~oupcil' of the City o~ ,R~d<;liq.g amel}<;ling the Memorandum of
Understan<;ling with Servjce Emp'loye~~ .Interna~ionallJn~ol} (SEIU) - Clerical;Technical, an~
Professional Unit c~anging t~,e ti,tl~ oft~e Landscape T~~.hnjcian c1assificationto Landscape
Planning Specialist witlI it s~l~ry r~ge of$3,639 to $5,120, effective January 16, ,2005.
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Insurance Policy Renewal - Property/Boiler and M~chinery for Reddi)1g Po~~r Plant
(R-100-375-200) ,
It is the recommendation of t4e Personnel Director that the City Council authorize staff to
purchase a o.rie-ye~ policy for the p~operty/boiler and'machinery at th~ ;Redding Power Plant
from'Starr T~~lYH:at1ford Steam Boiler h].~ur~mce Comp'any in the 'amount, not-to-exceed
$227,577 for 2005-06, effective February 5, 2005 to February 4,2006.
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MO,TION: Made by Council Me~ber Kight, seconqed by Coun~il Member Djckerson, that
all the foregoing items on the COI\sent C~lendar be approv~q~d adopted a,s reconu.nen~ed.
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The Vote: ' ,
AYES: C01Jncil Men:tpers - Dickersotl, Murray, Stegall, and Mathena
NpES: COUn,cil ~embers - None ,. ' .' I
AB~TAIN: CO\lncil Members- None
ABS~NT: Co~ncil Mem~ers - I.G~rt
Resolution Nos. 2005-Q9, 2005-10, and 2005-11 are on file in tIle Office ofthe City Clerk.
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APPOINTMENTS - Shasta County Indian Gaming Local Community Ben~fit Committee
(B-080-650-639)
MOTION: Made by Council Member Murray, seconded by Council Member Stegall,
appointing Council Member Murray to serve as one of three City representatives to the
Shasta County Indian Gaming Local Community Benefit Committee with a term expiring
June 30, 2006, and Council Members Dickerson and Stegall to serve as alternates with terms
expiring June 30, 2006, and June 30, 2007, respectively.
The Vote: Unanimous Ayes
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AUDITOR'S COMMUNICATION AND REPORTS
(F-205-150-075)
Mayor Mathena advised that as a member of the Audit Committee, he recently attended exit
interviews held with Independent Auditor, Hathaway & Ksenzulak, LLP (Auditor) at the
conclusion of the City's 'audit for the year ended June 30, 2004. He explained that during the
interview process, discussions arose regarding an increasing incidence of fraud, both in the
business community and public agencies and the tremendous efforts of federal and state
governments to tighten financial reporting, internals controls, and fraud prevention efforts
oflocal governments. Mr. Mathena advised that the City Council is responsible for setting
policy to prevent and detect fraud and City employees must develop procedures to carry out
the policies. To that end, Mayor Mathena suggested that a new position of Finance/ Auditor
be created to perform in-house audits on a quarterly basis to help guard against fraud, and
that funding this position be discussed during the budget process.
Mayor Mathena explained that during the audit, it was also noted that when special
assessments districts' funds were grouped together, the deferred receivable and the
outstanding debt did not agree and this resulted in there being a total of$578,000 remaining
for several assessment districts. He said that, by law, any remaining funds must be held for .
five years after the bonds are paid off and that five-year period is due to expire at the end of
fiscal year 2005.
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Deputy City Manager Bachman explained that the County's accounting information systems
of twenty years ago, were not capable of accurately tracking assessment bond penalties, fees,
principals and interests and, over the term of the bonds, monies accumulated.' While there
is no way at this time to create the data necessary to determine how to distribute the funds,
Mr. Bachman said they are usually deposited in the General Fund. He added that the current
County accounting systems are capable of making precise calculations to elimi!1ate this from
reoccumng.
Mayor Mathena recommended that the Independent Auditor's Communication to the Audit
committee and the Single Audit Reports for the year ended June 30, 2004, be accepted.
In response to Council Member Murray, Mr. Bachman advised that the funds can be
allocated at the discretion of the City Council, and it is not mandatory to deposit the monies
in the General Fund.
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Council Member Murray opined that a City Council Policy, rather than a Qity Manager's
Policy, should be put in place to deal with personnel and litigation issues stemming from
internal control processes so that the policy remains in tact when a new City Manager or new
department directors are appointed. Mr. Bachman explained that it was primarily an
administrative issue and the process will include quarterly meetings to provide
communications between department heads, particularly the Personnel Director and the
Finance Officer.
MOTION: Made by Council Member Stegall, seconded by Council Mem~er Dickerson,
accepting the Independent Auditor's Communication and Single Audit Reports for the year
ended June 30, 2004. .
The Vote: Unanimous Ayes
UPDATE ON MAJOR PROJECTS - Air conditioning/ice storage at Redding Municipal
Airport ' .
(A-050-080 & E-120-030)
Electric Utility Director Feider presented a Powerpoint presentation regarding the air
conditioning/ice storage at Redding Municipal Airport explaining that it is a demonstration
project and will be evaluated daily to ascertain its effectiveness. He stated that the unit
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makes i~e duri~g off-pe~k hours an,.d ytil~zes the ice to ~ool the Teffi)inal building during
pe~ ~9l;l~S. Tile project cost is ~.160,900 and ~s capable of pro :vi ding approx,imatt;ly five
hQurs of cooling per ~;ay (99 ~i,~o ",atts qf power), ~h(~nll~ provide $15,900 it;l savings each
year, apd be t:,el,atively ma~Weg(lIlc~tree. Mr- ,Feider related that Qt4er projects slat~d for the
ai,r con9it,iopi~glife storage cooli~g aJternative ,ro:e the J}ew qbrary book drop, area, th,e
V et~rans !foIlle, ,a,n,d the ~;~a~t~ ~q\17ge Ht:~~th G~nter. ~t is anticipated that theco~t savings
for th~se pr~jects '-Yill be ~ve~ more significant ,~h,an w~at has been realized at the Airport'.
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Mr. F~id~r state~, that soJ~ panels will ~e useq at t,~e n~w Fire Station No.8 and the Clover
Creek car~t~l,cer's residynce. He ad4~~ *~t the Oov~rnor has proposed the "MilJion Sola,r
RpofInitiative" ';Vit~ ~25 b,ill}Qn eaI11]-ar~eg fqr invysTIP:ent in, ~u~h facilities. However, staff
b~lie,ves th~,t JP. ~y be too aggressive at this t~me givep. the lack of sufficient data, ap.d Mr.
F~iqer l;l,qv~~e,4 tl1~t.R,~q~ipg EJe9tri~ Utility will be il1.tyrf~(;jng wj,th ~.he Governor's staff and
legisl~tois regarding the ,issu~. ' , .. . .
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No action was required on this infon;national item.
UPDATE ON MAJOR PROJECTS - Stillwater Business Park
(A~05,O-Q~O &r;-05Q-500) ."
Dep~ty City Man~ger Bacln1:1anrela~ed that the U.S. Army Corps ofEngineer~ (Corps) has
retu~ed the drat): envir<?PIlle~t,a~ do~umel).ts for the Stillwa,ter B~siI\ess 'p~rk and provided
cQnmient~ relev~t'to ol?taining a404 (Wetl~pd~) Permit. He anticipatedth,at~ draft EIR for
City Co~~cil review wilJ be presented in February 2005.
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No acV~m w~ reqt,lir~d on t~is informational item.
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OCCUP ANCY OF DWELLINGS WITHOUT POWER
('C-ll 0-1 00-100)' .'. ',' ; ,';" . ','
Development Services Dire9tor H~milt9p. expl~in~d ~at dwellings wi~hout power pose a
si~ificant safety threat when p~ople 'con~jp.ue' to occuPX tp.e dw~lling after cess~tion of utility
s~rvices. It is ~lso a vio~ati()n ofth~ ~e44ing rvt;~~icip~l G9~e ~d Cio/ Policy. He poi,nted
oll;t that of the 319 notic~s of dwellings Qccupied without power l~st year, only 19 were
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posted witQ.a~ot~c~ t,o"v~~ate t~e pr~mises. Mr. flcit:n~1tor e,inphasi:zed ~hat in all vacation
i~st~ces, th,e ocq~papts e.Wl~rmade a1te~a,~!ve livin~ arrang~~nts or were placeq i,n an
apaIi)nent t%llg~. thel1;~~i~tance qf ~ pon-profit agepcy. He adgeg that the process prior to
termination of power is lengtp-y and prQvides options sllch as flexible p'ayment schedules,
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cou.nseli~g, l;lssistat;lc.~ through the City and/<?r non-profit ag~pcies and, City staff is always
h~lp~l and compassionate in this situa~ion.
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In response to COll;ncil)\1ember :pi.cl}ers~m, Customer S.~rvices M~mager Fargen, advised th~t
it is standard pro~~9ure to provid,einfo1f1:1~tion regardipg vl1;t1.0US available assistance
agencie~'w~en ~pea,king 'Yith, ~ustQ~~rs about past du~ bills.
S,andra Qowns, ar~a r~sident, expresse<;l suppqrt for the process relating that one ofheuental
properties was b~in.~d t() the ground \Vh~n t~e resident lo~t power~d used keros~ne lanterns.
She believed t1).at the threat of having to' v~c~te a property without power is' a powerful
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motivator for the' tenant to work t()w~d a resolution. . .
Itjc~ Sewell, are~ resiqent, did not ~upport the policy citing a loss of revenu~ to the landlord
duriIlg the' tena?t ab~~~~Q.t pr()cess. ,. ' . .
Matthew Nix, Redding r~~i4ent, al~o expressed his oppositi.on to the policy.
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In re,sponse to City COUJlcil Goncerns, City Attqrney Duv~rnay clarified that abatement and
evicti9n a,re unr~l,ate.d. He explajIle~. t~a~ th,e City is, IWt evicting tenants when posting
residence~, but aba,ting the property until ,the health ~pd safety' issue (loss of utilities) is
corrected: when the;utilities are restored, the hazard is abated and the tenants may return.
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Mr. Ruv~rnay' adqed that the pro~ess has no heanng on the economic relationship between
the t~~ant, t47 landlord, and the utility. .
No ~ction was required on t~is information,al it~~.
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PAYMENT OF BACK TAXES - 850 Quartz Hill Road
(C-070 & T-01O-650)
Assistant City Manager Perry recalled that in 2003, the City acquired 114 acres of real
property located at 850 Quartz Hill Road for $2,500 in lieu of foreclosure. He explained that
in the hope the property could be sold, the City paid the base tax owed of $1 03, 154 but did
not pay interest penalties. Unfortunately, sale of the property did not materialize and the
amount now required to clear the back taxes and debts is.$199,708.56. Mr. Perry said that
in addition to the back taxes and debts $525,487.74 is owed to the Keswick Sewer District
which the City and Wastewater Utility paid with the understanding that the funds would be
reimbursed when the property sold. He pointed out that in the interim, a secondary access
was obtained to the parcel via an easement which will increase the marketability of the
property.
Mr. Perry recommended that the City Council authorize payment to Shasta County Tax
Collector in the amount of$199,708.56 to clear the back taxes and debts on the property.
City Council Member Murray expressed concern that the City purchased property so highly
encumbered in the hopes of a future sale. Assistant City Manager Perry responded that the
purchase was authorized by a previous Council to protect the City's wastewater debt from
being lost through the Tax Collector's sale of unpaid sewer assessment bonds and to reserve
part of the site for a future park.
MOTION: Made by Council Member Murray, seconded by Council Member Stegall,
authorizing payment to the Shasta County Tax Collector to clear back taxes and debts for
property located at 850 Quartz Hill Road in the amount of$199,708.56.
The Vote: Unanimous Ayes
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JOINT MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL AND REDDING REDEVELOPMENT
AGENCY
At the hour of 7:58 p.m., Agency Chair Murray convened the Special Meeting of the
Redding Redevelopment Agency for a joint meeting with the City Council.
AWARD OF BID - Bid Schedule No. 3779, Fire Station No.8; and
RESOLUTION - Appropriating funds
(B-050-0201B-130-070/C-050-275-080/R-030-050~31 0)
City Engineer Tippin recalled that Bid Schedule No. 3779 (Job No. 2220), Fire Station No.
8 was opened on December 22, 2004, but certain irregularities in the bids required that staff
perform an in-depth analysis prior to recommending an award to the apparent low bidder.
He related that the first apparent low bidder, Peters Construction Company, was deemed non-
responsive because the bid did not meet the Public Contract Code requirement to list
subcontractors, and Lakmann Construction, Inc., the next apparent low bidder, was deemed
non-responsive because the bid did not include quotes on all bid items as. required in the
"Instructions to Bidders." He stated that the lowest responsive bidder is Gifford
Construction, Inc.
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Mr. Tippin related that the Bid includes four Additive Alternates as follows: I) a vehicle
exhaust removal system, 2) additional cabinetry, 3) additional landscape and irrigation, and
4) tile flooring. He pointed out that there is an Additive Alternate No.5 which requires that
chain link fencing be installed provided the contingency fund has sufficient reserves at the
conclusion ofthe project. Mr. Tippin explained that there is a budget shortfall of$357,000
ifthe Base Bid and Additive Alternates 1 through 4 are awarded to Gifford Construction and,
although the architect could redesign the Fire Station to meet the specified budget and staff
could re-advertise the project, the delay would only exacerbate increases for construction
materials and labor. To meet the financial shortfall for the construction budget, Mr. Tippin
stated that a resolution could be adopted appropriating funds from the General Fund and
from the Canby-Hill top-Cypress Redevelopment Project Area.
Mr. Tippin recommended that the City Council award the Bid for construction of Fire Station
No.8 to Gifford Construction including Additive Alternates 1 through 4, administration and
inspection fees, anq a construction contingency fund for a total amount of $2,346,761, and
adopt a resolution appropriating $221,000 for the project and increasing net revenues by
$111,000.00.
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Phillip Harvey, Redding resideIlt, thanked the City for moving forward with Fire Station No.
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8, bpt asked that they consider 'constrUction of a much-needed fire station in the sou~heast'
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po.rtion of tAe City as w~Jl. Assi~tallt City Manag~r P~rry relate4 that existing Fire Station
No.7 will be, the next fire station proj~ct apd will b.e expanded to respond off the Airport
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MOTION: Made by Gou,n~i,l Member Stegall, s~conded by Council Member Murray"
awarding Bid Schedule No. 3779 (Job NQ. 2200), Fire Station No.8, to Gifford Construction
in th,e ':\1l10unt of $2, 124,2? 1 in~.l~(#.ng tbe B.a.se 'B!d,A'dditi~e Altertlates 1 tirrou~ 4,
adrpiIl;istration an~ inspection f.ee~ in tl?:~ al.TIol;1nt of$41 ,500, and a constl11ction ~optingency
fuq.d it?- the a1]iount" qf $181,000 f.or a' tqt~l bi,ga.IPoul}t of $2,346,761; and adopting
R~~olution, No. 2005-12, a. resql~tion of t4eCity Coun.cil of ~he City of Redding
appropriating an a4.~itional $221,00,0 for Fire ~tation No.8 and increasing net revenues by
$111,000 for fiscal ye~ 2004-05. ' .
The Vote:
AYES:
NOES:
ABSTAIN:
ABSENT:
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Council M~bers - Dic~e~son, Murray, Stegall, and Mathena
Co.uncil Members - N9o,e
Co,\!ncil M,embers - None
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Council Members - Kight
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Resolution No. 2905-12 is on file in the Offlce of the City Clerk
At th,e hour of 8:06 p.m., Agency Chair Murray adjourned the Special Meeting of the
Reddin,g Redeve.lopment Age~cy. .
AMENDMENT TO THE REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT
PROdRAM'(RTIP) FUNDING FOR THE CYPRESS AVENUE BRIDGE PROJECT
(T-IOO-375)' " '. . .," " .
City Engineer Tippin expl~ined that the~e are two phas~s to the Cypress A veIl;ue Bridge
Project (Project). Ph,:\se A, is the Cypre~s Avenue Bridge Replacement Project which is to
be fund,ed by the, Highway Bridge R~placement and ~rp~qilitatlon Program (Hf3RRP)
through the F,ederal Hig~way Ad~i.nistrati(m (FHW f\), cw4 m~tc~~d with ~tat~-only State I
Transportation ~wprovement Program (STIP) and Traff1,c Impact Fee (TIF) funds. H~~~ded
that this Phase r~quires a mat<;h of no:p.-f~deral wnds by the City. Phase B is the Cypress
Avenue Bridge Approa.ches (Athen,s, A.: Venue an4 H~rtnell Avenue) currently funded :with
Federlil STIP mo~ies. Mr. Tippin ~xplained t~~f recently, Caltnins and theFHW A agree~
tq increase the scope of w,ork i[1 Ph~se A to in.dude 1500 feet of both approaches to the
Bridge which. effectiv~ly reduyed the scope of wo~k for Phase B, while increasing the
required matchjng funds for P~as€? ^:. "".
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In order to provide additional funding for Phase A, Mr. Tippin recommended that staffb,e
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d~rected to requ,e~t that the Regional Transportation Plan,ning Agency (RTP A) amend the
Region,a.l Tr~nsport8;tion Improveme~t Pr~gram (RTIP) a~locations to exchange the Federal
STIP fup.~ing'allocate~ for Pha.se B with S~ate-only STIP fun4s a.nd reallocate the State-only
SUP fip1di~g to~h~~e A to ~erve asa pqrt,on of the matc~ing funds r,eqllired by the
Program. He ~dvi~ed that staff1?~Ueves this will ~aximize func:ling and flexibility and allow
the Sta.te and F ed~ral ~nding to b'e us~d on the l~rgest p'art oft~e proj~ct first with City funds
used to make up any 4iffere:p.ce and/or oe used. for inter~ection improvements.
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MOTION: Made by Council Member Murray, sec(mded by Council Member Stegall,
directing staff to r~quest' ~n a.J.11e~d~ent t~' the Regi~.~al Transport~tio~ hhproveme~t
Program to allow ap. 'exchlmge of Federal State Transportatio~ Imp~ov~l11ent Program I
(FSTIP) fund~ earmar~.~d fo~ the Cyp~ess A ~e~ue Bridge, Approacq.es for Staty-only STIP
fimds,to be comb.it;led with existipg State-only STIP funds allocated to the I3ridge Project.
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PUBLIC COMMENT
C( -080)
B~ll Ulyh, Reqdi1,1g r~sident, urged that traffic ca~ming measures be installed on Freebridge
Stre~t to red~ce speeding ~nd asked that the City Council consider forming a neighborhood
traffic calming program during the upco!TIing Priority Project Wor~shop.
(A-050-P60)
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Marie Cardenas, Supervisor for Women's Health Specialists, invited the City Council and
City officials to an open house on Friday, January 21,2005, at 6:00 p.m. at 1901 Victor
Avenue to'telebrate the 32nd Anniversary of Roe vs. Wade.
(T -080)
, Gary Cadd, Redding resident, asked for speed controls on Cumberland Drive citing safety
concerns.
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ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business, at the hour of 8:24 p.m., Mayor Mathena declared the
meeting adjourned.
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ATTEST:
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