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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - City Council - 1967-03-06 57 City of Redding - Regular Meeting Police Dept. & Council Chambe rs Bldg. Redding, California March 6, 1967 7;00 P. M. The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag was led by Assistant City Manager Robe rt Stewa rt. Reverend Donald Palmer, Superintendent of the Good News Rescue Mission, offe red the invocation. • The meeting was called to order at 7:00 P. M. by Mayor Moty with the following Councilmen present: Chatfield, Denny, Doherty, Fulton, and Moty. � Also present were City Manager Cowden, Assistant City Manager and Purchasing Director 5tewart, City Attorney Murphy, Finance Director and Personnel Director� Courtney, Planning Director Ha.rris, Public Works Director Arness, and Assistant Civil Engineer Hastings. APPROVAL OF MINUTES MOTION: Made by Councilman Denny, seconded by Councilman Doherty that the minutes of the regular meeting of February 20, 1967 be approved as mailed to each Councilman. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes 1�VRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS � Proposed Bridge South of Redding A copy of a communication addressed to the Shasta County Board of Supervisors was received from Attorney Jac,k Halpin re� construc- tion of a proposed bridge. � Mr. Halpin represents property owners /�� interested in the construction�of. a bridge to be located south of Redding near the intersection of Bechelli Lane and Interstate 5. With the approval of Council, Mayor Moty referred the matter to the City-County Joint Road Committee for study. . Redding Junior Chambe r of Comme rce In a letter dated March 1, 1967, the, Redding Junior Chamber of Commerce requested permission to use Lake Redding Park on ��� March 26th for its annual Easter Egg Hunt and to barricade the entrance areas. MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Councilman Fulton approving the request of the Redding Junior Chamber of Commerce re use of Lake Reddi.ng Park.for its annual Easter Egg Hunt. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes Lease Agreement - City Employees' Association In a letter dated February 21 st, the City of Redding Employees' ��,y Association requested renewal of its lease agreement for a five year period for the concession building at Lake Redding Plunge. Mr, Bi11 0'B rien appeared before Council on belialf of the Redding Swim Team and asked that this matter be referred to the Parks and Recreation Department for their review. He said he feels that this is an area where other people or groups may wish to be involved, and said the Redding Swim Team'would be interested � in leasing this concession. 58 Mr. O'Brien was advised that the building was constructed by the Employees' Association who had donated about $500 worth of material plus labor, and it was the concensus of Council that the City had an obligation to the Employees' Association because of this fact. Mr. O'Brien was asked if there was dissatisfaction with the manner in which the concession was handled.and he replied that he had no complaint and that he was not aware of the fact that the Association had financed the building when he made the request. Mr. Daryl Yowell, President of the Employees' Association advised Council that proceeds from the concession stand are used to finance local activities of the Association and to send representatives to Conventions. He stressed the fact that the Association is not entirely a social organization. MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Councilman Fulton approving the lease between the City of Redding and the City of Redding Employees' Association covering the concession building at Lake Redding Plunge. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes Redding Redevelopment Agency - Linden Avenue Area In a letter dated March 3rd , the Redding Redevelopment Agency advised Council that there appear to be no Federal programs ��� available which would satisfactorily handle the immediate prob- lems of the Linden Avenue area. Planning Director Harris was requested to send copies of said letter to members of the Linden Avenue Committee. APPROVAL OF CL.AIMS AND PAYROLL MOTION: Made by Councilman Doherty, seconded by Councilman Denny that Accounts Payable Register No. 17, warrant nos. 12087 to 12239, inclusive, in the amount of $87, 406. 16 be approved and paid; that Payroll Register No. 17, warrant nos. 7680 to 7924, inclusive, salaries in the u�p amount of $63, 237. 22, for the period February 5, 1967 through February � 18, 1967, be approved. Total $150, 643. 38 Voting was as follows: Ayes; Couricilmen - Chatfield, I2enny, Doherty, Fulton, and Moty Noes: Councilmen - �None Absent: Councilmen - None CLAIM FOR DAMAGE - lst hearing City Attorney Murphy advised Council that a claim had been filed by Emil and Rhoda Felstet involving alleged damage to their property in the installation of the new sewer trunk line. Mr. Murphy stated that a letter received from Clair A. Hill & Associates indicates the claim should be `�'� against Dravo Construction Company, but it is his recommeridation that Council refer the claim to the Insurance Company and instruct the Gity Clerk to- reset the claim on the Agenda for April 3, 1967. MOTION: Made by Councilman Denny, seconded by Councilman Fulton that the Claim for Damages filed by Emil and Rhoda Felstet on February 20, 1967 be referred to the City Attorney and the Insurance Carrier, and the City Clerk be instructed to reset the claim on the Agenda for April 3, 1967. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes 59 CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES - 2nd hearing -, Ralph and Daisey Johnson , MOTION: Made by Councilman Doherty, seconded by Councilman Chatfield that the Claim for Damages filed by Ralph and Daisey Johnson on January 27, 1967 be denied, and the City Insurance Carrier be advised of Council action, The Vote: Unanimous Ayes B ob Saunde rs MOTION: Made by Councilman Denny, seconded by Councilman Fulton that the Claim for Damages filed by `� 3 Bob Saunders on February 2, 1967 be denied, and the City Insurance Carrier be advised of Council action. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes Ralph .C. and Blanche Gullixson MOTION: Made by Councilman Fulton, seconded by Councilman Chatfield that the Claim for Damages filed by Ralph C. and Blanche Gullixson on February 3, 1967 be denied, and the City Insurance Carrier be �advised of Council action. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes Ruth L. Allen MOTION:, Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Councilman Doherty that the Claim for Damages filed by Ruth L. Allen on January 23; 1967 be denied, and the City Insurance Carrier be advised of Council action. The Vote; Unanimous Ayes RESOLUTION - re Cypress Street Bridge Appropriation City Attorney Murphy submitted Resolution No. 3843, authorizing City participation in the construction cost of the widening of the Cypress Street Bridge and providing a supplemental appropriation therefor. Mr. Murphy ��� commented that the a,mount of the appropriation had been changed from $75, 000 to $50, 000 as it has been indicated that the total amount of par- ticipation by the City and County has been reduced from $300, 000 to $250, 000. . MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Couricilman Dohe rty that Re s olution No. 3 843 be adopted, a re s olution of the City Council of the City of Redding authorizing participation in the construc- tion cost of the widening of the Cypress Street Bridge and providing a supplemental appropriation therefor. Voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Denny, Doherty, Fulton, and Moty Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - None Resolution No. 3843 on file.in the office of the City Cle rk. Councilman Chatfield stated that the Shasta County Board ofSupervisors has passed a resolution appropriating $100, 000 as the County's share of this project and is writing letters to Senator Marler and Assemblywoman Davis advising them of this action. City Manager Cowden was instructed to write similar letters to these representatives and send certified copies of Resolution No. 3075, appropriating $100, 000, and Resolution No. 3843, appropriating an additional $50, 000. 60 RESOLUTION - re Legislation MOTION: Made by Councilman Denny, seconded by Councilman Doherty that Resolution No. 3844 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council of the City of Redding declaring its opposition to Section 131(g) of Public Law 89-285 and urging tlie Congress to delete said�provision by appropriate amendment. n�� Voting was as follows; ' � � � ' � ' �� Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Denny; Doherty, Fulton; and Moty Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - None Resolution No. 3844 on file in the office of�the City Clerk. ' RESOLU TION - re Pe rs onnel � MOTION: Made by Councilman Doherty, seconded by Council�inan Chatfield that Resolution No. 3845 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council of the City of Redding amending the employee classification and salary plan adopted June 30, 1966, by creating' th"e c•lassification of electrician. ��n�� Voting was as follows: � Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Denriy, Doherty, Fulton, and Moty Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - None Resolution No. 3845 on file in the office of the City Clerk. LINDEN AVENUE AREA IMPROV�EMENTS - Councilman Chatfield reviewed the report arid recommendations of the Council membe rs of the Committee appointed to develop recommendations re improvements in the Linden Avenue area. It is the recommendation of the Committee that: � - (1) The City install an eight-inch (8") s ewe r line along Linden - Avenue from West Street westerly to make possible the connecting of residential structures on both sides of Linden Avenue as well as capture the effluent from the holding ponds �'1 at the drainage end of the City's dump to eliminate summer asepticity in Linden Creek. Property owners in the area to be s e rved by the s ewe r line would pay all f ront footage and acreage charges applicable under existing City ordinances and would pay the cost of making th•eir house connection to the newly installed sewer lirie. (2) The City would construct a 24-foot (24') extension of West Street from Linden Avenue southerly to approximately the intersection �of Eugenia Avenue together with the necessary culvert crossing of Linden Creek. � (3) The City would also continue to maintain Linden Creek through the removal of debris, ete. � � Mr. Chatfield said that Council members of the Committee feel that the above proposai for the sewer line is a better approach than the assess- ment district approach as the property owner will�-pay for the sewer when he connects, whereas if an assessment district�were formed there would be a lien against each parcel of property as� soori'as 'construction of the sewer�line is -completed. Mr. Chatfield said the average• cos�t to the property owner for such sewers is estimated at $301. 25, plus a connec- tion charge of approximately $240, or a total cost of $541. 25. He stressed that these are approximate costs and final costs could vary. 61 Mr. Chatfield further stated that street improvements on Linden Avenue are not included in the proposal mainly because it would not be feasible to improve the street until the laterals are in. Mr. Le roy Ande rs on, speaking on behalf of Linden Avenue, residents, said they have not had an opportunity to study the contents of the pro- posal but that he would recommend that the City start with the West Street construction and he would call a meeting of the property owners and Council Committee to discuss the other portions of the proposal. MOTION: Made by Councilman Doherty, seconded by Councilman Chatfield approving the recommendation of the Council members of the Linden Avenue Committee re Item (2), extension of West Street, and holding in abeyance Items (1) and (3) pending further recommenda- tions of the Committee. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes CIVIC AUDITORIUM A letter and resolution were received from the Redding Junior Chamber of Commerce requesting that April lst be set as the date at which a final decision be made by Council to call for bids. Councilman Denny reported that the Auditorium Committee met this morning in Architect Dick Smart's office and considered what plans should be made at this time in the light of the uncertainty that exists regarding the City's application pending with EDA. Mr. Denny stated that the Committee believes that the reduced application of $500, 000 stands a very good chance of being approved and, although the architects obviously cannot be obligated to undertake very costly work on the basis y�� of this assumption, they have indicated a willingness to have a meeting_ with certain engineers who are connected with the project,. s.aid meeting to be held, on March .1�5th. The purpose of this meeting will be to list. in some order of priority, to be determined by,the Committee, the alter- nates that would be ,financed out of the EDA grant if the City is successful in qualifying for this amount. By this means the architects should be in a good position to proceed with more detailed plans as soon as word is re- ceived coneerning the grant. Mr. . 1Denny said ,it would be necessary for the architects to make a. review of:the: cost estimates as the last estimates were as of September 1966 and these figures.would have .to-be. redone: � If.the City does not receive the grant it will be necessary to go back to the more restricted budget and accept plans based on that budget. The .Committee feels the work will proceed now and the architects will be fully occupied beginning. now. . Word. regarding,the EDA ,grant :is expected within. 30 days. It was pointed out that there were two reasons for the delay in putting the project out to bid; i. e. , the City was awaiting word regarding the applica- tion for a Federal-grant pending before EDA, and, at the time bids might have been let , interest rates were at the highest level they have been in a number of years and it was Council's considered .opinion that we should' wait with the expectation that interest rates would come down. _Mr. Denny stated this has happened and the City has saved a substantial amount of money by the delay. , ., . � Mr. Maddalena appeared before Council on behalf of the Redding Junior Chamber of Commeree and: said .that the .Redding- Jaycees .are ar�ious not only for a specific date.for a call for bids. but also anxious that the general public of Redding be�awar.e that plans .a-re. proceeding as .rapidly as possible on the Civic Auditorium. He indicated that the report given by Mr. Denny toni.ght was q�uite, satisfactory and conclusive. Mr. Maddalena thanked Council for their action on the Easter Egg Hunt. 62 BUCKEYE COUNTY �I�VATER DISTRICT - Councilman Doherty briefly reviewed the letter proposed to be sub- mitted to the Local Agency Formation Commission answering questions posed by LAFCO. City Attorney Murphy explained the policy of the City regarding the outstanding bonded indebtedness as outlined on page • 3 of said letter, In a discussion of the various points covered in the letter, Councilman Denny indicated his fear of the statement on page 5 of the letter; i. e. , "Our preliminary computations indicate that the rate sliould not exceed the present outside City rate, which is double the in-City rate", commenting that this statement might come back and haunt the City. MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Councilman Doherty that the Mayor be authorized to sign the aforementioned commun- ication and transmit same to the Local Agency Formation Commission. Voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Doherty, and Moty Noes: Councilmen - Denny and Fulton Absent: Councilmen - None Councilmen Denny and Fulton pointed out that this communication had been handed out just prior to this meeting and they did not have an opportunity � to study it and therefore hesitate to support the d-ocument. Y\" Mayor Moty indica•ted that no commitments were made in the letter that were not made in the original Joint Powers Agreement. There was a lengthy discussion of several points covered in the communication. Mr. James Wells, Jr, asked if there was-some sort of �formula to apportion the cost of capital improvements that will be needed to bring water to the Buckeye County Water District. City Attorney Murphy indicated that such cost wil�l be apportioned on a water usage basis. A � discussion ensued regarding the method to be used in computing and allocating such costs, � MOTION: Made by Councilman Doherty, � seconded by Councilman Chatfield to reconsider the motion authorizing the Mayor to sign the communication to LAFCO. The Vote: U�nanimous Ayes Councilman Chatfield said that he does not believe there is anything essentially wrong with the statement but he has no �objection to amending the communication in accordance with Mr. Denny's wishes. � He commented that the Committee did not prepare the statement irresponsibly. MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded •by Councilman Doherty to amend° the eommunication t'o LAFCO as follows: On page 5; sub-paragraph 3. , third paragraph, delete the •statement, "Our preliminary computations indicate that the rate should not exceed the present outside City rate, which is double the in-City rate. " On page 6, sub-paragraph f. , second paragraph, �amend the second sentence to read, "Tax allocations in the District have averaged 60% of existing water sales revenue, and since most taxpayers are also water users, the impact on tax losses �on the water rates should not be of great rr�agnitude, and as to tax paying subscribers will be largely off-set by tax savings. " The Vote: Unanimous Ayes 63 MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, � seconded�by�Counci�lman Dohe rty that�tlae�Mayor be� authorized to sign the amended statement and transmit same to LAFCO. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes Councilman Doherty �stated that�earlier he had had some reservations concerning the dissolution of the Buckeye County Water District but he is now confidemt that it will be to:the advantage of the•citizens of Redding and to the citizens of the Buckeye County Water District. SIGN ORDINANCE � � A communication dated March 3rd from the Redding Cliamb`er��of Commerce urging Council to take action on the proposed sign ordi- nance was read by the Gity Clerk: City Attorney Murph�y advised � . that a letter dated March bth had been received from Shasta Savings- and Loan concerning Section 3-55(b) of the proposed ordinance. Said section pertains .to street �clocks and, as� the ord�inance is�now � written,- 'the time and temperature sign of Shasta-Savings and Loan would be non-conforming. In a diseussion of this iterri it was de.ter- ' ���- minted that this subsection could be deleted as regulations contained in other sections of the ordinance.would also apply to street=elocks. Another point brought forth in the letter from Shasta Savings and Loan concerned the possibility of their installing said time and temperature . sign on the roof of their building. It was determined that the roof sign would be in conformance if the total height were not in excess of 50 ft. Mr. Murphy said wires were received from John Lauderdale of Northern California Sign�Companies �requesting Gouncil to withhold decision on . the sign ordinance until the next regular meeting and from Harvey B�erg- lund of Ryan Outdoor Advertising reqizesting that further consideration be given to allowing=two 24 ft:. billboards :a�t one lo.cation: ,Mayor Moty stated that this� last=request.was cove.red:at the public .hearing and ibwas Council's - decision that this not be allowed. . • � Council reviewed the recommendations of the P.lanning.Commission as contained in a memo_dated March �3rd�:and a..discussi,on was :held re amortization of non-conforming signs (Sec. 3-27). It was Council'•s decision that the amortization period should be changed to ten years. Councilman Fulton offered Ordinance No. 92g for first reading, as amended, an ordinance of� the City Council of�the� City .of Redding �amending the Redding City Code, 1959, as amended, by repealing Chapter 3 thereof and substituting �a-new Chapter 3,: pertaining;�t�o advertising-,and signs: ,. .. : . . � : . . ; .._ _ : i _ r :_.. SEWER AND :WAT,ER LINE�CONSTRUGTION. - H�illtop Drive: . In a communicati:on to .Council. dated March- 3,-:196..Z, ' Publi;c Works Director Arness submitted the following recommendations with :respect to the costs of installing water and sewer lines on Hilltop Drive: . . �r .... � ,� . 1: The adjacent�property.owners, pay.an�. equivalent cost :, �� % of an 8-inch sewer line. /� 2. The City of Redding absorb. .the e:os.t of_construction _ � whe-re th�e d�epth .is greater than 12 feet. : .The-City : : �, _ . � does not have a poli�cy regarding this proposal and it is preserited for your consideration. . •r:i: . ir, � - . .: � . : -.... � -� � .. � _. _. ..�: .� - . , : : ._� .- _ ., � . . -. 3. . The+City rof Redding absorb.th•e ebst of_�the construc- . tion which would normally be_.assigned to that;property east of Hilltop Drive. 64 4. The City of�Redding construct an 8-inch•�line in - • � Mis�tletoe Lane, 'from� it�s present terminus to Hilltop � Drive: , ., . . _ 5: The adjacent p�roperty owners to pay an equivalent � � ' cost of a 6=inch wate r l�ine complete with �the � � appurteriances necessary for this�pa'rticular zone. - 6. The City of Redding absorb the cost of the water line normally assessed to that property east of ` Hilltop D rive; , - � , . .,. � . .., . - ;. . Mr, James We11s (.Rarna'da Inn); one: of the:proper�ty owners; ,said he noted that in computing the distance on the east side of Hilltop Drive the property oecupied by the D�rive-In Th-eater was not included.- This property is� served off of Mistletoe �at p�rese�nt but Mr. Wells� said�it would appea'r that thi�s p.ro.pe•r.ty will�.be-.b roken into� s�rnalle r pa rcels.�and therefore� should:be included in the computation and should bear i.ts share of the cost: He also rnentioned that the.question of whether this is a trunk or�late�ral-has never been res`olved. Mr. Arness said that, in developing assessment dis.tricts ;in the City, when a parcel is not.being served it cannot�be inciuded��in •an assess-=� ment district; the-refore, the Drive-In Th�eater prope�rty has not been included in the computation. Mr. Wells asked if, �in the event this were= included later, would .the other property owners be entitled to a refund�, and was advised that a refund would be in orde,r if°it we re within the 10-yea r pe riod.� The re was a discussion on this matter i�nasmuch as the. Drive-In Theater is presently being served�by EPUD; and the Gity Attorney indicated that the City could do no more than enter into a "leap frog" agreement with Mr. Wells that he would be given his proportionate share of any connec- tion charges received by the City�from said property for connections to the sewer line� in Hilltop Drive for a period of 10 years following the construction: � . � . Councilman Denny indicated that he is in favor of accepting the recommen- dation of the Director of Public Works with the understanding that this does not es-tablish policy but concerns this project only. , � , � , ,., . , . MOTION: Made by Councilman Denny;� seconded by Councilman Fulton approving the recommendation of the Director of Public Works and instructing the City Attorney to prepa�re a "leap frog" agreement �re- garding the Drive-In T.heater.•property as discussed herein. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes=� . . �� � - . . SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION AND RECONSTRUCTION This item was tabled until the meeting� of March 20th to enable members ��� of Council to give the matte r fu rthe r s tudy. •. PUBLIC WORKS PROGRESS RE�PORT � - . Public Works Direetor .Arness submitted the Public Works Progress Report for the morith �of February. He=advised members of Gouncil _„ � and staff that the wet well at the sewage disposal plant�would be put into ope ration tomorrow and invited anyone inte rested to inspect the U wet well at 'tlie site before it is installed, explaining� that it is quite an �� unusual and interesting piece -of equipment. � 65 ACQUISITION OF PROPERTY . : � . � Assistant Ci�vil Engineer.Hastings reported that the City..is i�nter.ested in final acquisition of Reservoir Road, two triangular parcels adjacent to the Reservoir property, and a water line easement for existing 24" water line, said property lying north of Manzani.ta School.� ...Mr. .Hastings advised Council that for a consideration of $2, 000 and a Quitclaim Deed for an abandoned water line easement now held by the City, Mr. Orr M. Chenoweth.will deed to the City of Redding an easement for a 24" brans- mission water line., a deed to the 60' right-of-way called Reservoir Road and the two triangular pieces of.pr.opert�y adjacent to the City of Redding ��U Reservoir property. and fronting on Reservoir Road. It is the recommen- dation of the Department of Public Works that Council approve the above proposal. Mr. Harold Finkler appeared before Council on behalf of Mr. Chenoweth. . • � r . . . MOTION: �-Made by Councilman Denny, seconded by Councilman �Fulton approving the recommendation of the Department of Public Works re acquisition of property as outlined herein.. The: Vote: Unanimous Ayes , , . , ,, RESOLUTION - re Quitclaim Deed , MOTION: Made by Councilman Denny, seconded by Councilman Doherty that Resolution N•o�. 3846 be adopted; a, resolution of the.City �Council.of the City of Redding declaring the abandonment of a certain easement and authorizing the execution of a Quitclaim Deed.to the own�er.s. of the under- lying fee. Voting was as follows: , Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Denny, Doherty, Fulton, and Moty Noes: Councilmen - None - � . . Absent: ' � Councilmen - None � � , . . . , . . , Resolution No: 3846�; on file in the office of the City Clerk.: � LEGISLATION - re Brown Act . City Attorney Murphy reported that he had obt:ained and reviewed SB 133 and AB 245 pe rtaining to amendments to the B rown Act, and submitted a memorandum detailing� such amendments... It is .Mr. Murphy's recommendation that Council oppose the proposed.legislation. Mr. Wes Hughes read a statement prepared by David Levinson, Man- aging Editor of the Record-Searchlight in which it was su�ggeste'd that a �� Council ask the legislators to write amendments that will provide needed strengthening of the Brown Act without imposing restrictions which are undesirable. Council reviewed the memo of the City Attorney and the statement of David Levinson in detail. � � � , . . . . , . � . � MOTION: Made by Councilman Doherty, seconded by Councilman Chatfield instructing the City Attorney to prepare a resolution�opposing ; ,, �{,�_�� SB 133 and AB 245 and authorizing the Mayor to sign said resolution, ir�� " subject to the:Mayor!s •approval of the .language contained therein�, and that wires be sent to the particular committees stating such opposition, and that letters be sent to Senator Marler and Assemblywoman Davis outlining changes to the 'Brown Act that would be desirable, together with copies of the Resolution. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes 66 AGREEMENT - Division of Highways re General Plan � - - - - - � City Attorney' Murphy submittied a proposed a'greeme'nt=between-the : State Division'of`Higli"ways'�arid the City of Redding-`pertainitng=to�the . - preparation of the tra:ffi'cways eleinerit of the Redding Gerieral Plan. This agreemerit has the' tentati've'approval of�the State Division of Highways. . . �• . : . . , . ; , ; .. � . . .��: ; . � ;. • _ :::,� � - . : :� �.;, � _ . ,. . ��� MOTION: Made' by�Councilman Chatfield;° s�econded•by-'Couricilman . Denny approving the Agreemerit betweeri the State Division�of Hig•hways��� and the City� of�Redding `p'e rtairiing�to tlie p r`epar-ation "of tlie t-rafficways � elem'ent of the� Redding• Gene 'raT Plan and authorizing the Mayor to sign said Agreement on behalf of the City. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes . �. . .. , �. .�=- � _._ � . :.;�- . : _._ _ . . _ : � :. .... ,c�; . . . _,. - . . RESOLUTION - Transfer of Funds • _ . MOTION: Made by Councilman Fulton, seconded by Councilman Denny that Resolutibri 1Vo. 3847 be adopted; a resolution of the City Council a�� of the City of 'Redding authorizing the su:pplemeritai appropriation of �y�� funds'for�updating'the 'ele`ctrio sys`tem maste�r plari stu.dy°an.d the �elec- � tric system atlas maps of the City of Redding by R. W. Beck and Associates. " " ' Voting-was a's'follows: , - i,. .... . _. . . :r:�... __ c :- . .��� _..- �� ,,. . . ;� . Ayes: � • Councilmen' - Chatfield, Deririy, Doherty; =Fu�lton, .and Moty Noes; .•- . . :' Counci�lrrien - None . . - . -_. .. .. , . . ._ Absent: .,'�, Courici�lmeri - Nori:e :...i. :-. , . : �. - , .. - -. ....:....... . -.�,. . Resolution No. 3847 on file in the office of the City C1erk.� ' - � RESOLUTION - re Contractfor undergroundiiig'facilities'.'ori Pine Street MOTION: Made by Councilman Denny, seconded by Councilman Chatfield that Resolution No. 3848 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council of �(y� the City of Reddirig approving agreerrients with tlie State� Divisiori�o'f : Highways for cost of relocating underground certain facilities on Pine Street from Cypress Avenue to Eureka Way and-aut-liorizing the execution of said agreemerits by the�Mayor. ` Voting was -as follows; - � � � ' � Ayes: � Councilirien �=-�-G1%atfie'�ld';�'D'enriy, -Doherty, Fu'ltori; • and Moty Noes:.� : Gounci'lme'n -�None '-r�.- : _. . : _ . f.: �, ; � �;: ; .- ,.. Absent: Councilmen - None Resolution�'1Voi 38'48 on file i'n"the office of the City Clerk. ROUTINE COMIVIUNICA�TIOIVS" ' - • � - � -� - - ��� ICCCNC minutes of ineeting of February 21, 1967 1�� Application for Alcoholic Beverage License - Garden Food #1, 2219 Garden Avenue, Redding (Allen, Munns, Ottonello) . � . . . � , . . _ .. .. , �� . .. -. . ,... _ - . . . . . . }, . . . � . __..... .. . - .- . .. .. . , . .' . . . : . . ADJ OU RNMENT " � ' � The re beirig`rio fii rthe r�busine s s, at-tlie hoizr'of -10:1 5 P: M. , upon.the motion of CoU.-ricilman Denriy; seconded by Gouncilmari Doherty, the meetirig was ad'jou�rned.� � - � - �� - � _. . ._. . ... . _ _ _ . . . - A,PPROVED: - , . .. . . .. -. , , ": _ . . ;,t : ,t-,t : _ _ . ATTEST: o /L� � �.F' i%'1��/��� /I ^�/ �JI:�NL/ �Y� �Cit Cle rk � � Y J