HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - City Council - 1973-02-05 15
City Council, Regular Meeting
Police Dept. & Council Chambers Bldg.
Redding, California
February 5, 1973 7:00 P.M.
The Pledge of A.11egiance to the Flag was led by Finance Director Courtney.
The invocation was offered by the Reverend Robert Balsley, Pastor of
First Baptist Church.
The meeting was called to order at,7:00 P.M. by Mayor Moty with the
following Councilmen present: Chatfield, Denny, Fulton, and Moty.
Absent: Councilman A.nderson
Also present were City Manager Brickwood, City A.ttorney Murphy,
Finance Director and Personnel Director Courtney, Public Works
Director Arness , Planning Director Harris , Personnel Officer Reynolds ,
Fire Chief Wade, A.ssociate Civil Engineer Mathis, A.ssociate Planner
Owen�, Civil Engineering A.ssociate Hastings , and City Clerk Brayton.
APPROVA.L OF MINUTES
MOTION: Made by Councilm�.n Fulton, seconded by Councilman Denny
approving the minutes of the regular meeting of January 15, 1973, as
mailed to each Councilman. The Vote: Unanimous A.yes
FINANCIAL STATEMENT - Fiscal Year ended June 30, 1972
Finance Director Courtney submitted the Financial Statement for the
fiscal year ended June 30, 1972 , together with A.udit Comments of the
Auditors, Greenwell, Gandy, Dollard & Scott. .
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Mr. Gandy appeared before Council and reviewed the A.udit Comments
in which it was recommende'd that the City consider establishing a fixed
asset ledger and account for all additions and deletions to the fixed asset
group of accounts. Mr. Gandy noted that perpetual inventory records are
now maintained and controlled on the City's processing equipment, and
that the new system is working well and has greatly improved the inven-
tory control, He also expressed appreciation for the cooperation of
personnel in the City office's during the course of the audit.
WA.TER UTILITY OPERA.TION - Fiscal Year ended June 30, 1972 �, ,,, �y
The Annual Report of Water Utility Operation for the fiscal year ended --�� %
June 30, 1972 was filed.
C OMMUNICA:TIONS
Local A.genc�r Formation Commis sion
In a cornmunication dated January lOth, LA.FCO requested
Council to submit to the Commis sion a proposed "sphere of
, . influence", and to coordinate with the City of Anderson in ���
developing this information.
Planning Director Harris advised that it is anticipated that
a joint recommendation from Anderson and Redding will be
submitted.to Council for consideration at the Council meeting
of February 20th.
Vi Klaseen •
A. communication from Vi Klaseen re use of Revenue Sharing
Funds in purchasing land and in developing bicycle paths is ��'
to be filed for cons'ideration with other revenue sharing funds
priority items.
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The C ente r
Jack Reise"r appeared before Council with respect to funds
for The Center. Mr. Reiser stated that The Center has
revised it,slbudget downward and the current request for
City funds is $4,050. 00 for a six-month period ending
July 31, 19'73. He stated that the request is contingent
upori receipt of $5 ,301.00 from Shasta County or some
other source.
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When questioned about.the original proposal. submitted
in May, 1972, which included contributions from the City
of Anderson, Shasta County, Enterprise PUD, Shasta Dam
PUD, and the City of Redding, Mr. Reiser said he had
learned tha�t the EPUD and SDPUD cannot legally expend
funds for people r.esiding outside the geographical boundaries
of their respective districts, .and the City of A.nderson is not
able to provide funds . However, he said he had been told
informally by individual board members of these districts
that if an activity of The Center were held within the geo-
,/� 7 graphical boundaries of one of the districts , then contribu-
��� tions couldibe made for that specific activity.
The question was raised as to whether the same principle
would apply to the City of Redding. City A.ttorney Murphy
said he would have to research this.
Mayor Moty said he assumed that Shasta County would use
money from the general fund which, in essence, would mean
that citizens of Redding would be paying twice. The Mayor
said he obj;ects to this philosophy, and believes it would be
more equitable if Shasta County would set up an assessment
district to i.nclude the entire County.
Councilman Fulton said he feels if the County approves the
request the City should go ahead with it.
Mayor Moby said he would not object to a one-shot deal to
get the program underway but would not want to perpetuate
it.
The matter was tabled until the meeting of February 20th to
allow the City A.ttorney to research the legality of the City
participating and to learn whether or not 5hasta County has
approved the request.
Region B Criminal Justice Planning Board
Councilman Denny was appointed to represent Council as
�(p(o a voting member of the Region B Criminal Justice Planning
Board.
Parking arid Business Improvement A.rea Budget
MOTION: �Made by Councilman Denny, seconded by
Councilman Fulton approving the Budget for the Parking
and Busines s Improvement A.rea in the amount of
$13.,000.00 for the calendar year 1973, as submitted
by Barry Wright, Co-Chairman.
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Councilman Chatfield noted that the Budget included a:,
capital improvement in the amount of $4,900 . , .and
recommended that the City Manage`r inform the A.dvisory
Board of the Parking and Business Improvement Area of
the bidding procedures which must be followed for public
works projects in excess of $3,500.
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CONTINUED PUBLIC HEA.RING - re Rezoning A.pplication PD-3-72
by R. C. Spaid
The hour of 7:30 P.M. having arrived, Mayor Moty opened
the Continued Public Hearing on Rezoning A.pplication
PID-3-72 by R. C. Spaid,
The following documents are on file in the office of the
City Clerk:
Affidavit of Mailing - Notic e of Public Hea ring
Affidavit of Publication - Notice of Public Hearing
Planning Commission Recommendation dated 1/8/73,
and assorted attachments , including an Environmental
Impact Report dated 11/28/72
The City Clerk advised Council that in addition to the letters,
both pro and con, which were furriished to members of Council
prior to this rneeting, eight letters were received by the Clerk's
office.
The City Clerk was instructed to read aloud these letters , all
of which were opposed to granting the application,
Planning Director Harris illustrated the area under considera-
tion on the Vu Graph and reviewed the recommendation of the
Planning Commission as contained in a memo to Council dated
January 8, 1973, which memo is made a part of these minutes �;/,/
by reference. It is the recommendation of the Commission ����
that Council deny the application because the proposed devel-
opment is incompatible with the surrounding development and
because of�the precedent which would be established.
Mayor Moty requested that those persons testifying be either
citizens of Redding or property:owne�r.s and taxpayers in
Redding, He also requested that such persons be concise in
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Robert'Spaid; D:eveloper of Kutras Park, directed attention
to a model of the Park Marina Drive A.rea which illustrated
the existing buildings and:-:the proposed 52-unit apartment
complex in relation to the 23 acre site which he controls .
He pointed out that the proposed. complex fronts on a private
lake and that it is three city blocks from the flood plain line.
He said it is his intention to enhance the area, arid it is his
belief:that the-.eight story.building will allow more open space
than a four story complex. Mr. Spaid said he had made a
survey and he submitted_�petitions .favoring the proposed
development. The petitions contained 660 signatures; 272
were City of Redding:.citizen�s�; :333�were located outside of
the City; and 55 re.sided on Pa rk�Ma rina. In addition, he
had contacted Redding business firms by telephone. The
' result of this survey was: 104 in favor; 27 opposed; and 48
undecided.
Bill Gelonik, who has worked with Mr. Spaid on this complex,
said that he feels the project meets or exceeds every require-
ment of the Planned Development `D'istrict Ordinance, and that
it conforms to the density requirements of the General Plan.
In terms of environment, he mentioried that the applicant has
a desire to retain the natural environment. He also noted
that from an 'economic point� of�view it would preserve the
tax base in that area and he believes •it will�be a mark of
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The following persons spoke in opposition to granting
the application for the high-rise complex. Their reasons
included: (il) it would establish a precedent; (2) high-rise
buildings are iriappropriate in that area and along the river;
(3) only low-key development should be allowed along the
river; (4) increased density is not c.ompatible with single
family dwellings in the area; (5) increased traffic would
cause probl.ems; (6) it is not aesthetically pleasing to
persons entering the City; (7) it would be a possible fire
hazard; (8)i access to river should be maintained.
Beverly A.rness
�; Sara Frost (also spoke on behalf of John
� Luce and Vonda Singleton)
David Allred
Dan Frost
Dr. Brunemeier
Alice Demsher
Ron McHenry
Wee Ley Yee
Elizabeth Johnson
. Julia Lilge
Vi Klaseen
Jane Whitehead
Dr. John F. C1ark
In addition,to the above listed reasons , attention was called
�t�L� to action being taken in other cities regarding high-rise
complex developments; i.e. , there is a 30' height limit in
San Diego and, in Santa Barbara, they are not permitted.
Waikiki Be'ach in Honolulu was cited as an example of ex-
cessive high-rise development. A.dditional petitions were
filed in opposition to the development.
The following persons spoke in favor of the development,
noting that�the building was suited for the area and was in
conformity with the General Plan.
jJames Fox, on behalf of Redding Chamber
� of Commerce
John Williams
' Troy Wolverton
' Lester Bradshaw
Forrest Smith
Additional petitions were filed in favor of the development.
Planning iirector Harris made the following comments:
1) There are twice as 'many residences as shown on the
modi 1 prepared by the applicant,
2) One of the basic purposes of the Planned Development
District is to provide for greater flexibility in design
and to provide for a combination of uses in a manner
compatible to each and to the surrounding environment.
The Corritnission feels that the development is not com-
patible and is also concerned about development along
the river, although this property does not abut the
river itself.
3) The Fire Department, assuming that the complex is
builtito Code requirements, feels there is no problem
with fi re saf ety.
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MOTION: Made by Councilman Fulton, seconded by Councilman Denny
that the public hearirig 15� closed. The Vote: Unanimous A.yes
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City, Attorney Murphy, advised Council that it ;could take
any of the following actions:
1) Support the recommendation of'the Planning Commission
and deny the Planned Development District A.pplication.
2) A.pprove the applicant's request for the Planned Develop-
ment District. If this .action is taken, Council would be
reversing the recommendation of the Planning Commission
and, under 5tate Law, Council is required to send the
matter back to the Commission for its comment and
. . further repor.t to .Council... �
3) Continue the matter and take it under advisement, and
vote.on it at..a later date, .at least :until the.next meeting.
4) Approve the application for a Planned Development District
but impose some additional.criteria as :permitted within
the framework of the PD Ordinance, but again, it would have
to go back to. the Plann3ng Commis,sion for comment.
In answer to questioning, .Planning Directo.r,Harris advised that
the present zoning of the area is CO-BR-F. � He read the list
of uses, which includes professional.offices, but noted that
apartments are not permitted under the existing zoning.
Councilman Denny.asked what ,the minimum s.et back was under
the.,existing zone and was.-.advised that it is 15' .
In reply to Mr. Denny's question re the set back of the pro- ���
. posed structure, Mr. Harris said .each end of the structure
would be ,set,back about. 80' , the center of the building being
further,back.
Gouncilmam Chatfi.eld said he felt a PD zone of 2.6 acres is
rather meager, and• asked.if any �effort was made to increase
the PD area; also,wais�there any. attemp:t..by staff or the
Planning Commission.to.ne,gotiate or compromise on the type
of building.
Mr. Harris replied that�in the �previous hearings before the
Commission there was at one point the possibility of enlarg-
ing the PD area to`incorporate the entire lake area; however,
Mr. Spaid indicated he would not agree to encumbering the
lake. Mr. Spaid w:ould ag-ree to incl.ude al�l of the area
presently zoned CO-BR in the PD area.
. With r.espect to�modifying,.the.building, M�. Harris said
there was a discussion re lessening the height or providing
a different building design, but the applicant said that they
were not interested in having to:re'-.draw their plans.
�Ma:yor Moty:said�h�e i:s..in_.complete.:a:ccord° with the recom-
. - . _rneridation of the Planning Commission-. ...
, MOTIO:Nr Made by�Councilman Fulton,: sec:onded.°:by Council-
ma.n Denny that the.2:.6 acres-;in question b�e rez.oned from
CO-BR-F to PD. ;. „ .
Voting was as follows:
Ayes: .. '.C:ouncilmen.- Chatfield, Denny; and.Fulton
Noes: Gouncilmen - .Moty. - �
A.bs ent: C ouncilmen -.Anders on
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MOTION: Made by :Co.uncilman Denny,�.s�econded by. CounciTman Chatfield
authorizing staff and the Planning Commission�to proceed with the develop-
ment of a policy rega;rding the location of high-rise structures within the
City of Redding. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes
A.t the hour of 9:40 P�M, , Mayor Moty declared a 10 minute recess,
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At the hour. of 9:.50 P:M. , tke meeting was r.econvened::
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CONTINUED..PUBLZG, HEARING�.- Rezoning Application RZ-9-72
The hour If 7:30 P•.M,� having�ar:rived, Mayor Moty opened
the Public 'Hearing on Rezoning A.pplication RZ-9-72.
The following documents: ar.e on file in the office of the City
Cle rk;
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A.ffidavit;of Mailing, - Notice of Public Hearing
Affidavit of_Publication -� Notice:of Public�Hearing
Planning Commission Recommendation dated 2/1/73
The City C1erk advised:.Couricil�-that-no=written protests
had been received, and the'�Mayor-ascertained that there
were no� protests from the floor.� �
Planning Director Harris illustrated on the Vu Graph
the area• urider consideration; whicli��is- Tocated on
Mountain View� Drive, east of-Interstate 5, and re-
viewed the recomsriendation of the Planning Commission
as contained �in �a memo to Council dated 2/1/73, which
memo is maae a pa�rt of these _minutes by �reference, It
is.the recorrimendation of. the �Commissiori=that=the
�/�� property under consideration be zoned� a's�•follows:
l) . A.dopt ."U-F�! zoning on+all land-that 'rs� below the
.. ; 6,90-foot`. eleuation,. with�the: "F'! Distri.c.t�stipulating
that the land in this classification cannot be used in
determining the.=density for development. .
2) A.dopt "R3-40-F" zoning for the remaining property,
with;"F!' criteria.as follows: :
, :.a.. , Tw,,enty-foot front-yard�..setback.
: r ;b: �Parking_not to be located in-front yard for �multiple
family development.: .� . . ,
c. Total building height to be limited to two stories.
�, -d: Side-y.ard�s;etback�to :be ten feet where adjacent to
,,!'R-;1:". land, �
e. Dev�elopment of the Mullard property to conform to
the plot plan submitted� with the application.
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Mr. Harri's stated that if.Council concurs with the recom-
mendation.�of.the Planning Commission; ari ordi-nance has '� _ ,
been prepared for first reading.
MOTION: .� Made by Councilman�Chatfield, seconded by
Councilman Fulton that �the Public 'Hearing be closed.
The Vote: Unanimous:A.yes� ' - - �: . � -�
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Gouncilman Chatfield offered Ordinance No. . 1115 for first reading,
an ordinance of,the City Council 'of the City of Redding amending
Section 30-3' of the Redding Gity C.ode, 1959:;. a.s amended, relating
to the rezoning Of e-er.tain real,property:in bhe�City of Reddi•ng.
(RZ-9-72) . ., , .
A.WARD OF BID..- South City Park Iriiprovements.
Public Works Director A.rness submitted�the analysis arid recom-
mendation re Bid Schedule No. 662 , South City Park Improvements ,
and it is recommended that the. bid.be awarded to R. &. W. Construc-
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tion Com an Dunsmuir on their low bid of $27 ,384. Mr. A.rnes s
noted that there is $2.0,600 .in City funds budgeted for this work;
however, the size of the building has been increased by one-third
and includes that work formerly proposed to be done iri Phase II,
and Redding Youth Baseball, Inc. , who will use a portion of the �9�
building for a concession stand, will reimburse the City $6,000.
Thus the cost of the project is only $800. over the amount budgeted.
MOTION: Made by Councilman Denny; .s econded by Councilman
Fulton approving the recomrriendation of the Department of Public
Works that Bid Schedule No:..662, Soutli. City Park.Improvements,
be awarded. to-R. &- W._ Gons.truction.Company., Dunsmuir, .on their
low bid of $27-, 384: � . - . .. -
Voting was as follows:. ,
Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Denny, Fulton.,. and Moty
Noes: Councilmen -. None. . . . . . .
Absent: Councilmen - Anderson
A.rcher Pugh, speaking on behalf of Redding Youth Baseball, Inc . ,
thanked CounciT for alTowing:.their .organization.to�.participate in
this project.
COMMUNICATIONS - .continued from page 16
Reddin� Redevelopment Agency - Underground Parking Facilities
' In a-lette r dated Januar.y.31 , ,197 3., :.the� Redding•�Redevelopment
' � A.gency req;u'e�sted` the sum of $51?-,500 in .accordance with the
terms and conditions of-the agreement between the City of
Redding and the Redding.Redevelopmen.t A.gency,re purchase
and acquisition of the underground_p;ublic .parking facilities
- referred to in.said agreement:dated A.ugust 25, 1972•
City A.ttorney Murphy. reviewed: the.terms of.. the agreement
and recommended approval of the request with the stipula-
tion that Couricil des.ignate-the City.Manager. and .the City ����-
A.ttorney as the officers to approve the terms and conditions
of any escrow established_by the_ Redevelopment A.gency for
the purchase ancl sale bf said undergrouncl parking facilities .
.MOTION: Made by C.ouncilman Denny, seconded by
Councilman Chatfield authorizing the Finance Director to
make a loan investment in the<:amount of�$517.;;:50,0 to
Redding.Red.evelopment Agency for purchase and acquisi-
tion of underground.parki�ng .facil-ities in accordance with
the terms and .conditions .of__the�:ag.reement between the City
and the Redding Redevelopment A.gency dated A.ugust 25,
1972, and designating.th'e City 1Vlanager and the..City A.ttorney
as the officers to approve the terms and conditions of any
escrow established by the Redding Redevelopment Agency
for the purchase and sale of underground parking facilities
pursuant to said agreement with the proceeds of said loan.
Voting was as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Denny, Fulton, and Moty
Noes: Councilmen - None
A.bsent: Councilmen - Anderson
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Mercy Hos,pital
MOTIONc �Made by �Councilman Fulton, seconded by
Councilma•n A.nder""son approving the request of Mercy
��� Hospital for transfer of ambulance 1'icense from 1968
International Model Van, ID #71207H729598 to a
Chevrolet one-ton cab chassis unit, Model #CC31003,
with a modular:unit_•to;be attache'd"tolth� chas:sis , rnade : -
� _ � by .Wolf C.oach.•,�.T1ie�.Vote_:�.; Unanimous A.yes�
LELA.ND COURT-SHARON A.VE. A.SSESSMENT DISTRICT 1972-.1
City A.ttorney Murp'hy�"subrnitted:_th'e.�following documents pertaining
to Leland Court-Shar,on A.ve. A.ssessment District 1972-1:
Petition fo•r for�mation. of distriet � - , .
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Boundary Map •
Certificate of Director of Public Works re percentage
of. signatures to petition
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Re s olution` - approving :b ounda ry.ma.p � ,
MOTION:� 'Made by Councilman Fulton, seconded by
Councilman Denny that Resolution No. 73-�$ be adopted,
a resolution approving boundary ma.p. : . _..
Voting was as..follows:. . � ..
Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Denny, -Fulton, and Moty
Noes: Councilmen =�None Y ��
A.bsent: Councilmen - Anderson
Resolutioni No. '73=8 on :file:in�the 'office of"the City Clerk.
,� %/ Resolution! - of preliminary determination
MOTION: �Made by Gouncilman Deriny.�, seconcled by
Councilman Fulton that Resolution Na. 73-9 be adopted,
a resolution of preliminary:determination -to uridertake
special assessment.proceedings for the construction of
impro.vem`ents� and acq�uisitions in .Leland Court;-Sharon
A.ve. A:ssessment District 1972-1 , City of�Redding,
Shasta County, Califorriia _. - .
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Ay.es.: . Councilmen. =:Chatfield; Denny; Fulton, and Moty
Noes: Councilmen - None
Absent: Councilmen - Anderson
Resolution No. 73-9 on file i:n the office of the City Clerk.
Resolution{-• authorizing. execution of agreement with Bond Counsel
1VIOTION, Made by•Councilman Chatfield,� seconded by
Councilman Denny that Resolution No. 73- 10 be adopted,
a.resolution appointing special Bond Counsel and author-
izing �execution of agreement..���: :. � . • , �
Voting was; as follows: . ,
Ayes: i Councilmen - Chatfi�eld; Denny; Fulton, and Moty
Noes: '" Gouricilmeri - None
A.bsent: , �Councilinen-- A.nderson
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Res:olution7No; 73-10�on--file iri�the ,office. of the.City Clerk.
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Resolution - of Intention •
-MOTION: Made by .Councilman Fulton, seconded by
Councilman Ghatfield that Resolution No. �73- 11 be
adopted, a resolution :of :intention in the matter of
�the: construction of.improvements and acquisitions
in Leland Gourt-Sharon.�Ave. Assessment District
1972-1 , City of Redding; Shasta County,� California.
Voting was as follows: - • -
Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Denny, Fulton, and Moty
Noes: Councilmeri;= None � � ,
Absent: Councilmen• = -Anderson° °
Resolution No:"73-11 on file im�the office of-the City Clerk. ���J
Engineer`s Estima.te- of-Cost � .
Engineer's Report,� Plans and �Specifications
Resolution - and.order preliminarily adopting Engineer's Report
1VIOTIONs Made .by G�oun-cilman Denny, sec'onded by
Councilman Chatfield that Resolution. No: 73- 12 be
adopted, .a resolution and order preIiminarily adopting
Engi'neer':s Report;--s:etting public hearing and calling
for bids, Leland Court-Sharon A.ve: A.ssessment District
1972-1 , City of.Re�dding, Shas.ta_C�ounty; �.California.
Voting was as follows:
Ayes: Counci-lmen - Chatfield, Denny, Fulton, and Moty
Noes: �� - Councilmen -: None
A:bsent: � Councilmen - A.nderson
Resolution No. 73- 12 on file in the office of the City Clerk.
Public Hearing set°for 8:00 P:M. , March--.19, 1973.
Engineer's Statement of Method of Determining Benefits
Notice of Improvement , � � � . ,
Notice, Inviting Sealed �Bids: - - . - . . .
A.PPROVA.L OF ACCOUNTS PA.YA.BLE AND PAYROLL'
MOTION: Made by Gouncilman:Denny,: s:eeonded'�by �Councilrnan--; �
Chatfield that A.ccounts. Payable Register No. .15, check nos. 23815
to 24150, inclusive, in the amount of $300, 614.68 be approved and
paid; that Payroll Register No. 15 , check nos. 49744 to 50017, in-
clusive, salaries in the amount of��$i10:3,r.1�.90 .:59=for .the period.
December�31, 1972 through January 13,� 197'3,� and Payroll Register /���
No. 16, check no:s: -500`18_to' 502.90 ,:tinclusive, salaries in the amount
of $100, 838. 14 for the pe.riod January.l4,. 1973 through January 27 ,
1973 be approved. Total $504, 643.41
Voting was as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield,...D.enny� :Eulton; and Moty
Noes: Gouneilmen.= .N:one . s. -:_:. ,; ` '
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Absentc Counci-lmen - A:nderson�. . -_ , �
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CLAIMS FOR. DA'MA.GE A:ND PERSONA:L,INJ.URY =. 1st hearing
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` Bryson S�. McDonald �- Glairn:filed 1./�17.�/.7.3 ~ . ..
� � MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded
by Councilman Denny approv.ing the' Clairn:for Damages
filed by Bryson 5. McDonal on January 17 , 1973, in the /��j
amount of $113: 32.;�.lias.ed on..the.:recommendation of the
City Insurance Committee, and authorizing the Finance
Director to pay same. The Vote: Unanimous A.y.es
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Edwin John Nickel - Claim filed 1/18/73
1VIOTION: I,Made -by Gouncilman Fulto'n,seconded by
Councilma'n Denny that the Claim for Personal Irijury
��� filed by`Edwin John Nickel on Jarivary 18,� 1973 be
�refe-rre'd to the City Attorney-and'the City Insurance
Carrier-, and'that the City Clerk be instructed to
reset the Claim on the agenda for the meeting of�
March 5, 1973. The Vote: Unanimous A.yes
David Nybor� - Claim filed 1/18/73 "
MOTION: Made by Councilrrian Fulton, seconded
by Councilman Denny that the Claim for Personal
��� Inju�ry'filed by David Nyborg:on Janua'ry T8, 1973
be referred to the City A.ttorney and the City Insur-
ance Carrier, and that the City Clerk be inst�ructed
to reset the Claim on the agenda for the meeting of
March 5, 1973. The Voter Unan�imous A.yes
Jack's Grill - Claiin filed 1/18/73< �
MOTION: Made by-Councilman Chatfield, "seconded
by CoixnciTman Denny approving"the Claim'fo-r Damage
/�.� filed �by Jack's Gri1T on� January _1.8; �1973 .in7the.amount
of $22.50,;based ;ori the recommendation.of tlie :Gity
Insurance Comrruttee�, arid authorizing the Finance
Director to Pay same: The�Vote: Unariimous Ayes
Rosalinda Burge - Claim filed 1/ 18/73
MOTION: Made by Councilman Eulton, seconded by
Councilman Denny'that the Claim for Damage filed by
Rosalinda Burge on January 18, 1973 be referred to
�� `� the City A.ttorney and the City' Insu.rance Carrier, and
that the City Clerk be instructed to reset the Claim on
the agendatfor the meeting of. March 5, ,1973: 'The
Vote: Unanimous A.yes
SUMMONS A.ND COMPLA.INT - Lucinda I. Houck
City A.ttorney Murphy reported that the Gity has been served with a
�.�:� Sumrnons and Complaint by Lucinda I. Houck, and that the City
Insurance Carrier islhandling the rriatter� for the C%ty. �
TREASURER'S REPORT .
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�,��, Councilman Denn subxnitted a report showing Total. Trea`surer's_
Accountab,ility for the month endirig December 31 , 1972 to be
$5,347, 190.54. � ' .
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ORDINANC E - re� Off� St're et"Pa'rkirig �
MOTION: Made by Counc'ilman Fu'lton; seconded�by .Councilman
Denny that full reading. of Ordinarice No.. 1114 be waived, and that
��9 the City Attorney be irist"rizcted'to •sca'n�same: '�The Vote: Unanimous
A.yes .
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MOTION: Made'by C�ouricilman Denny, ,secorided by Councilman
Fulton that Ordinance No. 1114 be adopted, an ordinance of the City
Council of the City of Redding amending Ghapter 30 of the Redding
City Code, 1959, as amended, by repealing Sections 30-1, 30-3,
30-4, 30-5, 30-6; 30=7, 30=7.5 , 30-7.6, 30-7.11, 30-8, 30-9,
30-10, 30- 12, 30-13, 30- 14, 30-15, and 30-17. 1 , and substituting
therefor new Sections' 30= 1; 30-3, �30-4, =30--5, 30-6 ,� 30-7, 30-7.5,
30-7.6, 30-7. 11, 30.-:8, 30-9, 30- 10, 30-12, 30- 13, 30-14, 30- 17. 1,
and 30-17.2, pertairiing to zoning.
Voting was as follows: - ' '
Ayes: Co:uncilmen - Chatfield, Denny, F.ulton, and Moty
Noes: Councilmen - None
A.bsent: Councilmen - A.nderson
Ordinance No. 1114 in file in the office of the City Clerk.
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REQUE�T FOR LEA.VE OF ABSENCE - George Greenleaf
MOTION: Ma.de�by Councilmari Deriny; seconded by Councilman �
Fulton approving the request of George Gre.enleaf for a leave of ���
absence from his duties ori.the. Plarining Comrizission for the
period March 12 through mid June. The Vote: Unanimous A.yes
GENERA.L PLA.N AMENDMENT - GPA.-�1-73
MOTION: Made by Councilman IDenny,. .seconded by Councilman �
Fulton that a public hearing be set for 7:30 P. M. , March 5, 1973 /��
to consider an amendment to the Redding Gerieral Plan. The Vote:
Unanimous A.yes . .:
PUBLIC WORKS PLA.NNING REPORT5 "
Public Works Director Arness. submitted .the Public Works .Planning �!�
Repo rts fo r the month of Feb rua ry, 197 3.
AWARD OF BID - 75 HP Pump at Pumphouse No. 3
MOTION: Ma.de by Councilman Fulton, seconded by Councilrnan
Denny that Bid Schedule No. 663, installation of Z5 HP Pump at
Pumphouse No. :3 _be_.awarded;to.Sabine Pump and Motor Works „ . ���
on their low bid of $8, 357.00, based on the reco�rnmendation of
the Department Works.
Voting was as follows: ,
Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Denny, Fulton, and Moty
Noes: Councilmen - None
Absent: Councilmen - Anderson
NOTICE OF COMPLETION - Eureka W,ay Lighting System
MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Councilman
Denny accepting the project re Eureka Way Lighting System, Bid � '�U
5chedule No. 653 as being completed satisfactorily, and instructing
the City Clerk to file a Notice of Completion. The Vote: Unanimous
Aye s
ORDINANCE - re Abandonment of Streets and A.11eys
Councilman Ghatfield offered Ordinance No. 1116 for first reading,
an ordinance of the City Council of the City of Redding amending �S�
Chapter 24 of the Redding City Code, 1959, as amended, by adding
thereto Section 24-4. 1, pertaining to abandonment of streets and
alleys - application requirements.
AGREEMENT - Northern California lnstitute of Local Government
MOTION: Made by Councilman Denny, seconded by Councilman
Chatfield approving the Cooperative A.greement on the Northern L���
California lnstitute of Local Government and authorizing the Mayor
to execute said A.greement on behalf of the City of Redding. The
Vote: Unanimous Ayes
WESTERN PIPE CASES
It was reported that the City A.ttorney had received the fifth installment �� ,/
payment in the amount of $199. 09 as partial settlement of the Western 5`'
Pipe Cases .
ROUTINE COMMUNICA.TIONS
ICCCNC minutes of ineeting of January 16, 1973 � �7
Division of Highways Notice of Public Hearing re
freeway project on Interstate 5 - 1-8 miles north %L�,�
of Black Blvd. at Lakehead to 1 mile north of Slate Creek
Application for Alcoholic Beverage License �� 7�
The Shack, Inc. , 1325 Eureka Way
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�7� Copy�of letter sent to the Preside'nt by Ci�ty of � ` �
Rohnert°Park�re Public �Empl�oymerit'Prog-ram '�- �
/c� / Shasta-Cascade Wonderlarid ublicit • � -
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�7y PUC Notice of Hearing re rules pertaining to
underground extensions'to Coinmercial and
Industrial Developments; etc�i � �
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Notice of Greyhou.'nd Lines' A.pplication to PUC're
passenger and express rate increases
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� Notice of appearance of City.of Soutli` Lake Talioe at _ �
PUC 'Hearing on application of Hugh�es A.irwest re
increase of passenger fares" '_ �
ADJOURNMENT
There being �rio further busines s, "at the''hour of `10:45 P.M. ,' 'on the
' motion 'of Councilmari 'Fulton, se'cond'ed by'Couriciiman-Denny,' the '
meeting was adjourrieci. ' ' - � ' � - ��
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