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City Council, Regular Meeting
Police Dept. & Council Chambers Bldg.
Redding, California
March 17, 1975 7:00 P.M.
The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag was led by City Attorney Murphy
The invocation was offered by Mr, Eddie Hash, Manager KVIP Christian
Radio.
The meeting was called to order at 7:00 P.M. by Mayor Denny with the
following Councilmen present: A.nderson, Demsher, Fulton, Pugh, and
Denny. A.bsent: None
Also present were City Manager Brickwood, Assistant City Manager
Courtney, City A.ttorney Murphy, Public Works Director A.rness, Director
of Planning and Community Development Harris, Director of Electric
Department Simpson, Director of Personnel and Labor Relations Reynolds,
Fire Chief Wade, Associate Civil Engineer Mathis, Traffic Engineer
Hamilton, Associate Planner Perry, Parks Director Riley, and City Clerk
Brayton.
A.PPROVA L OF MINUTES
MOTION: Made by Councilman Demsher, seconded by Councilman Pugh
approving the minutes of the regular meeting of March 3, 1975, as mailed
to each Councilman. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes
APPROVAL OF A.CCOUNTS PA.YA.BLE AND PAYROLL
MOTION: Made by Councilman Anderson, seconded by Councilman Pugh
that A.ccounts Payable Register No. 18, check nos. 36053 to 36324, in- /'
clusive, in the amount of $171 ,555 .21 , be approved and paid, and that ��1�
Payroll Register No. 19, check nos. 67256 to 67590 , inclusive, salaries
ir the amount of $129, 368.51 , for the period February 23, 1975 through
March 8, 1975, be approved. Total $300,923.72
Voting was as follows: . _ r _
Ayes: Councilmen - Anderson, Demsher , Fulton, Pugh, and Denny
Noes: Councilmen - None
A.bsent: Councilmen - None
TREASURER'S REPORT
Councilman:A.nder.son. submi�.tted.the Tr.easurer's Repor.t. showing Total � �C�
Treasurer's A.ccountability as of February 28, 1975 to be $6, 846,576. 86. �
C LA.IMS FOR DA.MA.GE - 1 st hearing
Frank M. Booth, Inc. - Claim filed 3/11/75
MOTION: Made by Councilman Pugh, seconded by Councilman Demsher
that the Claim for Damage filed by Frank M. .Booth; Inc. on March 11 ,
1975�-be- referred to the City Attorney and the City Insurance Carrier, �� �
and that the City Clerk be instructed to place the Claim on the agenda
for the meeting of April 21 , 1975. The Vote: Unanimous A.yes
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R. F. Midd�leton - Claim filed.3/10/75�
MOTION: Made by Councilman Demsher, seconded by Councilman
Fulton that the Claim for Damage filed by R. F. Middleton on March ���
10, 1975 be approved in the amount of $50. 95, based on the recom-
mendation of the City Insurance Committee. The Vote: Unanimous
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John Parratt - Claim filed 2/28/75
MOTION:. Made by Councilman Anderson, seconded by Councilman
Pugh that the Claim for Damage filed by. John Parratt on.February ���
28, 1975, be approved in .he amount of $337. 12, based on the recom-
mendation of the City Insurance Committee. The Vote:, .Unanimous Ayes
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NCPA. AND RA.NCHO�SECO NO. 2
Councilman Pugh summarized his report and recommendation dated
�J,., March 14, 1975 regarding NCPA and Rancho Seco No. 2, re City's
' U� participation in Rancho Seco No. 2 , which report is made a part of
these minutes by reference. Mr. Pugh stated that on March 27 there
is an NCPA. Comxnission meeting at Gridley and that this is the final
date for participationrin the NCPA Development Fund A.greement for
power generation. He further stated that A.pril 1 , 1975 is the la.st day
for advising SMUD whether or not the City of Redding is interested in
participating in a portion of the power to be generated by Rancho Secb
No. 2 nuclear generator.
Councilman Pugh noted the five alternatives available to the City in
' relation to participation in Rancho Seco No. 2 as follows:
` 1. Participate independently and request 11 mg of power.
2. Participate in concert with other preference customers, such
as Palo Alto, Roseville, Gridley and Biggs in a joint request
for participation which would include 11 mg of power for ihe
City of Redding.
3. By means of a new agreement, to be drafted by Martin McDonough,
� to participate through NCPA in Rancho Seco No, 2, as a single
specific project, on a strict flow through cost basis to the extent
of our pro rata �share as established by existing formula, of the
maximum power allocation which SMUD will provide to NCPA.,
recognizing that Rancho Seco No. 2 is already oversubscribed.
4. Participate as a special member for Rancho 5eco No. 2 in the
existing NCPA. Development Fund A.greement. ,
5. Reject participation in both Rancho Seco No. 2 and the Development
Fund Agreement.
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Mr. Pugh recommended that Council authorize the City to participate in
Rancho Seco No. 2 by 'means of any orie of Alternatives #1, 2, or 3,
and delegate to the City representatives attending the NCPA meeting at
Gridley on March 27 the power to elect which of these alternatives to
select, as events develop during and at the conclusion of that meeting.
He further recommended that Council not adopt either A.lternative #4 or
5.
� Mr. Pugh added that he hopes that Council, at the coming budget sessions,
will implement Electric Director Simpson's recommendations regarding
' exploration of alternative s.ources of power generation. Said recommen-
dations are attached.b;o the report of Councilman Pugh, dated March 14,
1975.
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Mayor Denny express�ed concer.n re the cost of participation in Rancho
Seco No. 2 , no,ting that the cost to the City would be something over
$18 million. He pointed out that the City of Redding is paying 5.8 mils
, per kw for power today after an increase in the wholesale rate of power
, by the Bureau effective April 1 , 1974.
Councilman Pugh pointed out that che City does have a very favorable rate
, but said that this should be tempered by what the City stands to lose should
we elect not to partici:pate in Rancho Seco No. 2 . Mr. Pugh commented
that the P. G. & E. c�ost of power is 18.06 mils today. He noted that if
the City finds it is to �our economic advantage not to continue in the Rancho
Seco project, we will.have three opportunities to withdraw, and the City
will be repaid what it,'has invested in the project unless the project is
not c ompleted.
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Councilman Demsher said that he has reviewed the recommendation
and feels that (1) the City has found a necessary source of power at
Rancho Seco, (2) by maintaining a 'relationship with NCPA , the City
can choose' to participate or not participate in any given project, de-
pending on its merits, and (3) we can look into power sources of our
own but will be covered should such sources not prove fruitful.
Councilman Anderson asked Mayor Denny if he felt there was a
better alternative for additional power.
Mayor Denny said he is interested in obtaining a source of power less
costly than power purchased from P. G. & E. , noting that� this was the
basic premise of NCPA. when it was formed. However, over a period
of six years or more, NCPA has not been able to develop a power source
in Geothermal resources area at a price originally talked about, which
was 6 mils . Mr. Denny stated that nuclear power is expensive and he
feels that Council should ask for reasonable pro.of that the cost of power
from Rancho S'eco No: 2 will be substantially less in 1984 than the cost
of power from P. G. & E. He believes that Redding is in an economic
position where it can explore and develop other sources of power,
particularly•hydro power, within the City of Redding. � -•
In reply to Councilman Anderson's inquiry as to what the percentage of
power from Rancho 5eco No. 2 would be as compared to the City's total
power requirements , Electric Director Simpson said that the net power
obtained would amount to about 10%. He expla'ined that at the present
time the Ci�ty has 49 mgs that we obtain from the Bureau, and it is esti-
mated that by 1984 our usage will be 74 mgs . The Bureau will increase
the City's power demands through 1980 to meet all of our needs. A.fter
1980 the City will need additional sources of power. Therefore, by
1984 we would have use for 7 .92 mgs of power from Rancho Seco No. 2,
which would meet 10% of our power needs at that time.
Mayor Denny said that one of the reasons for his �coricern is that we
would be:placing the City at the mercy of �P�: G. & E, for transmission
of Rancho Seco power.
Mr. Simpson acknowledged that the City does not have a transmission
agreement with P. G. & E. , and admitted that a transmission agreement
will be difficult to obtain.� He did note, however, it was because of
transmission and reserve pr�oblerns that SMUD has offered`the �opportunity
to "opt out" at given times to any joint venturer-.
Mayor Denny stated that the City's contract with the Bureau provides for
an increase in the City's allocation up tb the point of the`'City's peak
demand in 1980 or until such time as the total 1050 mgs has been
allocated. He believes it is conceivable that the City could receive
increased allo'cation�beyond�-1980, 'and that the� Gi'ty could reasonably
expect to have its contract renewed by the Bureau when the current
contract expires. If the Bureau has increased its capacity, the City
could enjoy increased power�at miriimurri c'ost. IVIr: Denny believes
it is risky bu'siness to enter into ari agreemerit for a source' of power
that is several times the cost of what was originally estimated. He
agrees that�the-.Ci,ty�•should probably explore the questiori but feels there
is not sufficient information on whieh to make .a decision. He thinks the
City should demand this kind of information before becoming involved in
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Councilman Pugh said that with the number of prefererice customers the
Bureau has , he feels Redding will be hard put to obtain additional power.
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� Councilman A.nderson noted that the City will be at the mercy of
' P. .G. .& E. for transmission of any power, except Bureau..p,ow.er: .
'' Councilman Fulton. indicated that he supports the recommendation
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of Councilman. Pugh.. , , ,. ;
MOTION: Mad�e by Councilman Pugh, seconded by Councilman A.nderson
adopting the..recommendation, that the .City not participate.as. a.special
member for Rancho Saeco No. 2. in the exist,ing NCPA Development.:�znd
A.greement. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes
MOTION.: Mad'e by..C�uncilman ,Pugh; ,seconded by Councilman D,emsher
, authorizing the City to participate, in. Ranch.Seco No. 2 by means of an.y
' one of alternatives #1, 2, or 3, as stated hereinbefore, and authorizing
` the, Elec;tric Utility Gommittee to determine.whi.ch,of thos.e alternatives
' to. select, . The Vote: � Unanimous A.ye.s .
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Mayor Denny suggested that before Council commits any money to a
� project such as this .that a study s;e.ssion be held where background
authori.t"ative information can be.,evaluated, so Council. can be i.n a
better position to make a comparison of nuclear power costs with
other sources of power.
CONTINUED PUBLIC HEA.RING - Rezoning Application RZ-9-74
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The hour of 7:30 P. M. having arrived, Mayor Den.ny opened
the Continued Public Hearing on, Rezoning A.pplication; RZ-9-74.
The City Clerk advised Council that no written protests had been
filed, and the Mayor as.certained that the,re were no.protests.
from the floor,:
Planning Director Harris advised Council that, following the
March 3 Council meeting at which the Public Hearing on
RZ-9-74 wa,s continued, the staff report and map,were sent to
� , I ` l Mrs. Moran, the applicant for the rezoning. A.s. of this date,
����` no communication has been received from Mrs. Moran.
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Mr. Harris showed�..the ar,ea under consideration for.rezoning
on the Vu Graph. A.t the request of Councilman Pugh, he pointed
out the proposed changes in rezoning that were not part of the
request of the applicant. ,
MOTION: ,Mad�e by Councilman P.ugh, seconded by Councilman
Fulton that the Public Hearing be :closed. The Vote, Unanimous
Aye s
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MOTION: Made by. Councilman, Pugh,. seconded by Councilman
Demsher approying the recommendation of.the Planning Commission
and staff that the area be rezoned as outlined in Lhe staff report
dated February 27, 1975, and instructing the City Attorney to
' prepare,the necessary ordinance. The Vote: Unanimous A.yes
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PUBLIC HEA.RING - General Plan A.mendment A.pplica.tion�::GPA-1 `-"74
Counci.lman Pugh abstained from discussion .and voting on this item,
The hour of 7;30 P.M. having arrived, Mayor Denny opened
/ the Public Hearing on General Plan A.mendment A.pplication
GPA.-1-74, by �Mercy Hospital
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The following documents are on file in the office of the City Clerk.
� A.ffidavit of'Publication - Notice of Public Hearing
; A.ffidavit of Mailing - Notice of Public Hearing
Planning Commission Recommendation dated 3/14/74
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The City Clerk advised Council .that no written,protests had
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been received, and the Mayor ascertained that there were no
; protests from the floor. . ,
Dire.ctor of Planning and G.ommunity Development_Harris
reviewe.d his memo. to. Council dated March 14, 1975 , which
memo is made a part of these minutes by reference, and
showed the area under consideration on the Vu Graph. Mr.
Harr.is noted that re,cently Mercy Hospital.has ,undertaken a
major expansion of its facilities with development concentrated
along the eastern edge of the bluff, and the Hospital Board
wishes to:further expand the facilities by providing doctors'
offices with direct access.to the Hospital facilities.. This
would require an amendment to the Land-Use and the Open-
Space and Conservation Elements of the Redding General
Plan as it relates to their property fronting on West Street, ,
south of Rosaline Avenue. The Planning Commission and
staff feel that, while there "may be'_other sites equally feasible
for_ development, there would be no advantage to the community
in denial of the application. It is therefore the recommendation
of both .the_ Coxnmission and staff that GPA-1-74 be approved as
illustrated .on Exhibit_ "A" . „
Councilman Fulton questioned Attorney David Packard, repre-
sentative for Mercy Hospital, on the appropriateness of office
buildings in this location. ' � � � �. � "
Mr. Pa,ekard stated:that Mercy Hospital hired a consultant to
conduct a study, and this location was the consultant's, first
choice. .
' Mr. Harris said the Commission was aware of the study con-
' ducted by Mercy Hospital.
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Mr. Packard said he concurred with the recommendation of the
' Planning Commission and staff.
Jim Westlake requested clarification re amending the General
� Plan and zoning. Mr. Harris explained that the amendment to
the General Plan must be accomplished before any change in
zoning can be requested. '
M9TION: Made by Councilman A.nderson, seconded by Councilman
Fulton that the Public Hearing be closed. The Vote: Unanimous
Ayes with Councilman Pugh abstaining. -
MOTION: Made by Councilman Anderson, seconded by Councilman
; Demsher that Resolution No. 75-27 be adopted, a resolution of the
City Council of the City of Redding amending the General Plan of
the City of Redding by adopting General Plan Amendment GPA-1-74,
ameriding the Plan�as to tliat area south of Octavia Street; west of
� 'West Street and north of Haight Street and Mercy 'I-Iospital.
Voting was as follows:
i A.yes: Councilmen - Anderson, Demsher, Fulton; and Denny
f Noes: Councilmen - None
Absent: Councilmen - None
' Abstain: Councilrnen - Pugh
Resolution No. 75-27 is on file in the office of the City Clerk.
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A.WARD OF NEGOTIATED BID - A.erial Platform Fire Truck
� City 'Manager B'rickwood submitted the results�of the negotiated-bids
� for the A.erial Platform Fire Truck and recommended that the nego-
tiated bid of P. E. Van Pelt, Inc. , in the amount of $172, 503.34,
sales tax included, b"e accepted; ancl the City Manager be authorized
�U � to place the order under the terms and conditions as outlined in the
� letter dated February 10, 1975 from P. �E. Van Pelt, Inc.
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� � MOTION: "Made�by Councilman Pugh, seconded by Councilman Demsher
approving tlie �recommendation of the City 'Manager r.e awarding nego-
tiated bid :to 1?.- E.� Van Pelt", Inc:; as outlined above.� �- '
Voting was �as!follows: - . , -
, A.yes: = 'Council-men � Anderson, �Demsher,� Fu-lton, Pugh,� and Demsher
Noes: Councilmen - None � - � � � � - -
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PRIVATE' PA-TROL OPERATOR L`ICENSE - Gene Bennett C�line
MOTION: Made by Couricilman Demsher, seconded by Gauncilman
Pugh�apprbvin`g the i"s`suance of a' Private Patrol Operator's license
,r� to Gene Bennett Cline, subject to Mr. Cline's receipt� of a Private
r��(t,-'�� Patrol Operator's license issued by the State of California and to the
posting of a $5,000 surety bond by Mr, Clirie with the City Clerk.
' The Vote: Unanimous Ayes
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REG REA TION A•ND��PA R�KS C OMMISSION �
In a letter to Council dated March 6, 1975, Barbara Gard, Chairman
of the Recreation and Parks Commission, advised Council that said
� ��-' � Commission recommends that each application to sell alcoholie bever-
�� / ages on �City.property continue •to be considered on its' i�ndividual merits
� with emphasis on permits being granted for adult activitiEs only, versus
activities where large numbers of young people or children are present.
Mayor Denny thanked Mrs . Gard for the Commissi�on's thoroughness
in exploring this matter.
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TRAFFIC AND PARKING COMMIS'SION � • �
MOTION: Made by Councilman Pugh, seconded by Councilman Fulton
approving the recommendation of the �Traffie and Parking�Commission
(;� re establishment of a>•45 minute limited pa�rking �z:one��on�-the .north side
��� ' of Placer=Street east from Continental Street�to the Continental-Garden
alley; and on the south side of Placer St•reet for 65 feet east of the
Continental Street right-of-way, and instructing the City A.ttorney to
prepare tke �necessary resolution. The Vote: �Unanimous-Ayes
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DOWNTOWN TRAFFIC STUDY - �
� Public Works Director A.rness reported that delivery of the Final Report
� ' of the Downtown T'raffic �Study�by�CH2M=H'ill is expected =during• the last
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REGIONA.L TRANSPORTA.TION PLA:N FOR SHA.STA. COUNTY�
' Public Works Director A.rness reviewed his memo to Council dated
March 14;' 1975,• r"egarding the Draft Regional -Transportation Rlan for
Shasta County. It �is suggested that the City Council recomrnend to the
Regional Transportation Commission that additional study be given to
, �C the issue of urban`transit regarding the area to be served, type of sys-
' � tem to be used, financing and basic needs. It is also suggested that
; � Council request the Regional Transportation Comrnission to undertake
' additional study to incorporate the recommendations submitted by the
'� Redding Planning Commission
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Dick Curry, Executive Officer of the Shasta County Transportation
Commission; appeared before. Council and explained the pr.ovisions
of AB 69 arid SB 325 . Mr . Curry noted that a Regional Transporta-
tion Plan must be adopted by A.pril 1 . Cal Trans has developed a
plan for Shasta County, and a public hearing is scheduled for 7:30
P.M. , Thursday, March 20th, in the Third Court Room of the County
Courthouse to consider said plan. Mr. Curry reviewed the recommen-
dations contained in said plan, noting that the plan addresses itself to
public transportation, streets and roads , and airports.
Vi Klaseen spoke of her concern for the elderly, handicapped, and
children with respect to public transportation. She stated that she
does not feel that gas tax monies have` been spent illegally on streets
and roa�ds , but that the spirit of the law�has not been met with respect
to needed public transportation. 5he suggested that in its next budget,
the City of Redding provide for some sort of interim transportation to �
meet the needs of these people.
Couricilman Demsher said he shares the concerns of ;Mrs. Klaseen,
especially for the elderly, and feels it is �i�ncumbent on' Council to
look into this problem in the immediate future.
Mayor Denny said that he and Councilman Fulton will be attending the
public hearing on March 20th, and it is his intention to vote for the
plan, subject to the conditions set forth in the recommendation of the
Director of Public Works , and witli the understanding that the detailed
studies of ridership, et al be inade prior to the formation of a Trans-
portation District,
MOTION: Made by Councilman Anderson, seconded by Councilman
Fulton approving the recommendation of the Director of Public Works
regarding the Regional Transportation Plan. The Vote:. Unanimous
A.ye s
COURT STREET, � � �
Public Works Director A.rness submitted a report to Council covering
-what lias transpired to date re the proposed widening of Court Street,
including memorandum, minutes of the Parks and Recreation Commission.
and the Traff�c and Par.king Commission, and letters received from�inter- ;���
ested pa�rties.. _ .
Mayor Denny commented that ther e are,problems on Court Street, but
noted that there will be no action taken tonight regarding this matter,
only informal discussion. ,.
Councilman. Pugh said he feels there shou�ld be an attempt made to ease
pede-strian traffic and towards the smoother movement of vehicular�
traffic, but believes that the last alternative would be to .widen Court
Street.
Councilman Demsher believes that through traffic should be diverted
away from Court Street. He-is :eoneerned about .the.figure of $450, 000
to widen Court Street a,nd mentioned�off-street parking as an alternative.
Mr. Dems-her favors saving the trees and feels the problems can �be
solved without widening the street. He concurs with Councilman Pugh's
comments..
Councilman Fulton is against Court Street being changed to a one-way
street as he can foresee problems re access to Mercy Hospital. '
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; C_ouncilman:Anderson said he would be against widening the street and
� does not favor one-way traffic on Court. He does not believe Court
Street should be a major thoroughfare and feels rnore traffic signals
are needed. �
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Dr. Carrick, whose office is located at 1759 Yuba Street, suggested
' the prohibition of left turns on Court�Street as a partial solution to
the Court Street traffic problem.
Tom Mc Gregor said �that he agrees with the views of Councilman
Anderson. How:ever,�.although he favors trees, he does not feel that
trees should take precedence over economic aspects . Witli respect
to requiring off-street parking, Mr. Mc :Gregor said that this .would.
devalue property developed prior to the zoning requirements for off-
` street parking. � ,
Sheila McEnaney advised Council that she resides _on Cour-t Street and
believes that trees are important. She would prefer less traffic on
Court Street, is in favor of add'itional traffic signals , and would like
: enforcement of the speed limit, especially south of South Street.
' Vi Klaseen commented that the option of public transportation might
' alleviate some of the tr-affic problems on Court Street.
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Traffic Engineer Harnilton stated that, in recognition of the growing
traffic problems , any and all suggestions are welcomed.
Mayor Denny thanked everyone for their comxnents and noted that
before any d'ecisions are reached there would be public hearings .
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NOTICE OF COMPLETION - Sequoia School Tennis Court Lighting
MOTION: Made by Councilman Pugh, seconded by CounciTman Demsher
�Ss �/� accepting the project�re 5equoia School Tennis Court Lighting, Bid
y" Schedule No. 782, as being completed satisfactorily, and instructing
the City Clerk to file;a Notice of Completion. The Vote: Unanimous A.yes
A.WARD OF BID - Automatic Irrigation System for�Sequoia Field
MOTION: 1Vlade by Councilman Pugh, seconded by Councilman Anderson
approving the recommendation of the Director of Parks , the Director of
Public Works and the Superintendent of the Redding School District that
Bid Schedule No. 793, automatic irrigation system for 5equoia Field,
be awarded to;Wiebel&. Horton, Inc. , .on their low bid of $32, 830.42;
���� subject to the IReddin�g School District Board approving its $16.;415.21
share of the total project cost.
Voting was as follows:
A.yes: Councilmen�•- Anderson, Demsher, Fulton, Pugh, and Denny
Noes: Councilmen�- None
A.bsent: Councilmen - None
A BA TEMENT - Building at 814 State Str eet
City A.ttorney Murphy reported that abatem'ent proceed'ings -of`the_-unsafe and
� unsightly building atk814 5tate Street,c,omm�enc°ed in July of 1974. Since that
�, time, ownership of the property has been transferred from Albert Froloff
' S to Boyd Wilson; and �1VIr: Wilson has done a very satisfactory job of rehab-
� �^ ilitating the subject residential building at his exp�ense. •The Fire Marshal
'r and the Housing Inspector have reported to the Board of Appeals that they
are now satisfied with the conditions on the property, and the Board recom-
� mends that we close �our file on this matter.
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RESOLUTION - re Abatement of Building at 2164 Pine Street
MOTION: Made by Couneilman Pugh, seconded by Councilman Fulton
that Resolution No, 75-28 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council
of the City of Redding approving the Report and Findings of the Board j��-5
of Appeals and ordering the abatement of the unsafe and unsightly
building on property at 2164 Pine 5treet. (Allinger)
Voting was as follows:
A.yes: Councilmen - Anderson, Demsher , Fulton, Pugh, and Denny
Noes: Councilmen - None
A.bsent: ' Councilmen - None
Resolution No. 75-28 is on file in the office of the City Clerk.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
At the hour of 9:20 P.M. , Mayor Denny declared an executive session
re pending litigation pertaining to wholesale power.
A.t the hour of 9:50 P.M. the meeting was reconvened.
ROUTINE COMMUNICA.TIONS
A.pplication for A.lcoholic Beverage License �/c�
Shas-Cade Distributing Company, 1124 Continental Street �
Coinmunications from P. G. & E, re application to PUC for .�7 �
rate increases in gas and electric service
Notice from Continental Trailways , Inc. , et al re increase � � G�
in passenger fares and express charges granted by PUC �
A.pplication of Pacific Telephone to PUC for revised tariff for �7 /
SG-1 Private Branch Exchange Service
A.DJOURNMENT
There being no further business , at the hour of 9:55 P.M. , Mayor Denny
adjourned the meeting.
A.PPROVED:
Mayor
ATTEST:
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Cit Clerk