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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - City Council - 1967-09-18276 City Council, Regular Meeting Police Dept. & Council Chambers Bldg. Redding, Ca.liforiiia September 18, 1967 7:00 P.M. The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag was led by Airports Manager and Safety Officer McCall Glen Rambo, 'Director, youth' for Christ, 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 Attorney Murphy, Finance Director and Personnel Director Courtney, Planning Director Harris, Public Works Director Arness, Assistant City Engineer Lang, and Airports Manager McCall, APPROVAL OF MINUTES MOTION: Made by Councilman Doherty, seconded by Councilman Chatfield that the minutes of the regular meeting of September 5,1967 be approved as mailed to each Councilman. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes COMMUNICATIONS Sewage Treatment Plant A communication dated September 5th from Health Officer John D. Keye, M. D. concerning odor complaints re the sewage treatment facilities of the City was referred to the Director of Public Works with the request that he submit a report to Dr. Keye with a copy to Council. HALLMARK DRIVE STORM DRAIN A petition was received signed by residents of Sunset Terrace requesting the City to install additional storm sewer pipe behind the residences at 910 and 920 Hallmark Drive or to remove the existing pipe across 910 Hallmark. The petition states that the present "marsh area" causes an odor and is a health hazard and a nuisance because mosquitoes naturally are in such areas. A communication was received from Health Officer John D. Keye, M. D. , dated September 14, 1967 which indicated that County Sanitarians had made three visits to the site and that no mosquito breeding was observed in the existing pipe nor, after the work already performed by the City, was it his opinion that enough water would collect beyond the pipe for any appreciable mosquito breeding to take place. Public Works Director Arness submitted photographs to members of Council showing the area and stated that his Department had done some work on the gradient of the ditch this Spring. Mr. Arness indicated that the City does not require off-site development of storm drain conduit. Dr. and Mrs. O'Banion appeared before Council and complained of the mosquito breeding condition in the area, stating that the City had tried to alleviate the condition twice but has not helped the situation, and that the County has not done anything to abate the health hazard and nuisance. Councilman Fulton advised that he had visited the site and said that the water course is not only draining the existing pipe but is draining storm water also from other residences on Hallmark and vacant land of the Reeves. Dr. Fulton said that removal of the high grass has helped the 1 1 situation, but there is a large junk pile (refrigerator, bed springs, etc. ) which slows drainage at a point east of the Reeves private road. It is his feeling that if such debris were removed, the water would drain satisfactorily through the existing natural water course. The City has cleaned out the water course almost to the point of the debris. Councilman Doherty said he also visited the site and there is natural drainage in the area but also feels that cleaning away the debris would alleviate the situation. Assistant City Engineer Lang stated that the debris is about 60 ft. east of the private road constructed by Mr. Reeves and that he had talked with Mr. Reeves about cleaning out the area and improving the drainage and Mr. Reeves was agreeable. Mr. Lang stated that.the culvert in the Reeves Road is well placed. to accept the water. Mayor Moty said he believes the City should have continued the clean-up work to the culvert, including hauling the junk out, but that if the people who signed the petition want additional storm drains they should form an assessment district. Councilman Chatfield stated that he did not believe that installation of conduit in the natural water course would improve the situation. Mayor Moty and Dr. Fulton agreed with this conclusion. It was the consensus of Council that the area should be cleaned out to the Reeves Road, and the matter was referred to Mr. Arness to handle as soon as practicable. RESOLUTION - Legislation re Tax Sharing Program City Attorney Murphy submitted a communication.rec.eived from Assembly- man Bob. Monagan urging Council support of Assembly Joint Resolution 29 relative to governmental tax sharing. Mr. Murphy said he had prepared a proposed resolution for Council consideration; however, members of Council indicated they would like additional time to review and study the matter and action was therefore tabled until the next regular Council meeting. 277 ,1702 RESOLUTION - Legislation re Revenue Bonds City Attorney Murphy submitted a proposed resolution supporting the en- actment of S. 1306 which proposes to permit banks to underwrite and deal in -Revenue Bonds of State and Local Agencies, stating that this Bill is o supported by the League of California Cities and also has the support of the City Manager. MOTION: Made by Councilman Denny, seconded by Councilman Doherty that Resolution No. 3948 be adopted, a resolution of the City. Council of the City of Redding urging the 90th Congress of the United States to enact S. 1306, which proposes to permit member banks of the Federal Reserve System to underwrite and to deal in Revenue Bonds of State and Local Agencies. Voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Denny, Doherty, Fulton, and Moty Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - None Resolution No. 3948 on file in the office of the City Clerk. 278 APPROVAL OF CLAIMS AND PAYROLL MOTION: Made by Councilman Doherty, seconded by Councilman Chatfield that Accounts Payable RegisterNo. 6, warrant nos. 14738 to 14957, inclusive, in the amount of $229, 9,76. 87, be approved and paid, and Payroll Register No. 5, warrant nos 11242 to 11501, inclusive, salaries in the amount of $70, 644. 14 for the period �C August 20, 1967 through September 2, 1967 be approved. Total $300,621.01 Voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen - :Chatfield, Denny, Doherty, Fulton, and Moty Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - None SAFETY In reviewing the Accounts Payable Register, Councilman Doherty indicated that the payment to the State Compensation Insurance Fund reflects a rate of 130% of manual which he feels is quite high. Finance Director Courtney said the 130% figure is an estimate and payment is made on this basis but the ultimate cost is based on loss experience and it is estimated that the City's loss experience for this payment period will produce a rate of 122% to 125% of manual and will result in a refund. Mr. Courtney further stated that Safety Officer McCall is working actively with the Safety Committee and it is anticipated that this Committee will produce further savings in the future. Councilman Doherty pointed out that a 60% rate is considered normal in private industry. In answer to Councilman Denny's inquiry as to the savings to the City I with a 60% rate versus a rate of 130%, Mr. Courtney said the savings would amount to approximately $30, 000 annually. Mr. Courtney pointed out that in many instances City accidents are the product of work systems and methods and inadequate equipment. When asked for specifics, he stated that he felt accidents in the Sanitation Department would be reduced by the containerization of the commercial routes and by the use of Cushman scooters in residential areas. He also referred to the practice.: of Parks'Department employees in lifting heavy park tables and benches. Councilman Denny questioned the possibility of developing an incentive safety program, the cost to be taken out of the savings in payments to the State Compensation Insurance Fund. A discussion was held re awarding bonuses, trading stamps, etc. ; however, Councilman Chatfield questioned the legality of the City entering into such a program. City Attorney Murphy said he would have to research the matter. Councilman Doherty said he does not feel Council should get involved in the safety program to such a degree but that Council should advise the City Manager it would like improvement in safety performa-nce and would like a report as to how this might be accomplished. TREASURER'S REPORT Councilman Doherty, Finance Committee, submitted a report showing Total Treasurer's Accountability for the month ending August 31, 1967 )V% to be $3, 548, 954. 38. CLAIM FOR DAMAGES - 1 st hearing Arlin Richard Lynn-- Claim filed 9/14/67 MOTION: Made by Councilman Denny, seconded by Councilman Doherty that the Claim for Damages filed by.Arlin Richard Lynn on September 14, 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 the meeting of October 16, 1967 or, if a quorum is not present for such meeting, to the time to which said meeting is adjourned. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES - 2nd hearing 279 /I3 Bud A. Inalou - Claim filed 8/9/_67 MOTION: Made by Councilman Doherty, seconded by Councilman Chatfield that the Claim for Damages filed by Bud A.. Inalou on �� 3 August 9, 1967 be denied, and the City Insurance Carrier be advised of Council action. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes Emma J. Wallers - Claim filed 8/9/67 MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Councilman Denny that the Claim for Damages filed by Emma J. Wallers on August 9, 1967 be denied, and the City Insurance Carrier be advised of Council action. The Vote:. Unanimous Ayes SUMMONS AND COMPLAINT City Attorney Murphy reported that the Summons and Complaint filed by Jere E. Hurley, Jr. , Attorney at Law, on behalf of Raymond E. Harwell has been referred to the City's Insurance Carrier and they have retained Attorney William Coshow to: represent .the City. The charges involve false arrest and malicious assault. ORDINANCE - re Redevelopment Agency MOTION: Made by,Councilman Denny,. seconded by Councilman Chatfield that full..reading of Ordinance No. 942 be .waived, and the City Attorney. be instructed to scan ,same. The Vote: Unanimous .Ayes MOTION:. Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Councilman Denny that Ordinance No. 942 be adopted, an ordinance of the City Council of the City of Redding amending the Redding City Code, 1959, as amended, by adding Article XIV to.Chapter 2 pertaining to the Redding Redevelopment Agency. Voting was as follows Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Denny, Doherty, Fulton, and. Moty Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - None Ordinance No. 942 on file in the office of the City Clerk. ORDINANCE- re Street and Sidewalk, Construction Standards Councilman Doherty offered Ordinance No. 943 for first reading, an ordinance of the City Council of the City of Redding amending the Redding-� City Code, 1959, as amended, by repealing Section 24-20 and substituting therefor a new Section 24-20 pertaining to Street and Sidewalk Construction Standards. ORDINANCE - re Storm Drainage Construction Standards Councilman Denny offered Ordinance No. 944 for first reading, an ordinance of the City Council of the City of Redding amending the Redding City Code, 1959, as amended, by repealing Section 19-20 and substituting ��� NM 1& therefor a new Section 19-20 pertaining to the obstruction of natural water channels, permits therefor, and storm drainage construction standards. STUDY SESSION - re New Personnel System Ordinance and Resolution With Council approval, Mayor Moty set the date of October 10 at 7:00 P. M. for a study session on the new personnel system ordinance and resolution, and requested the City Clerk to notify employee representa- tive s. . FREEWAY DIRECTIONAL SIGNS Councilman Fulton left the meeting during discussion of this item and did not return during the remainder of the meeting. Councilman Chatfield advised Council that the Committee was in agreement that there should be two billboard type signs, one north of Redding and one south of Redding, both on lease, and one sign for Central Redding to be purchased. He then requested Harold Finkler to present his report. Mr. Finkler reported that he and Mr. Cowden met with Herb Miles and Gordon Chester of the Division of Highways to review the signing which the State intends to use, and .it is felt that the State program is adequate with regard to directional signs. If it is found that the 'signs are not- efficient, ot-efficient, the State will be open to suggestions for changes. Mr. Finkler stated that the Committee then concentrated on signs that would encourage motorists to come into Redding. It was determined by the Committee that Ryan Outdoor Advertising has the most favorable sites, and it was Mr. ' Finkler's recommendation that Council consider the following proposed sites for the billboard -type signs: Southern loca- tion - immediately south of the transmission lines crossing the Trisdale Auction Yard, on the east side of Interstate 5; northern location south of the Oasis Overpass on the east side of Interstate 5. Mr. Finkler indicated that the original site proposed for the sign south of Redding was six miles south of Cottonwood; however, the Committee rejected this site. An artist's rendition of the proposed signs was shown to Council and samples showing the proposed wording were reviewed by Council.: The proposal submitted by Ryan'Outdoor Advertising was as follows: Number of signs Overall size Painting area Painting & maint. Type Price per month - 2 12' x 40' 12' x 40' - Paint once annually Royal Face Highway Bulletin - $135.00 each - illuminated Ryan's proposal specified a 3 year non -cancellable contract; however, they would be agreeable to a 1 year contract with an option for two additional years. There was discussion as to whether it would be possible to locate the sign north of Redding on the west side of Interstate 5 and Mr. Kirk, Ryan - Representative, said that there was no power available on the west side. Council requested the committee to ascertain what the cost would be to the City to have power supplied to such location. 1 �J 281 In response to an inquiry, Mr. Kirk said the price would not vary if the wording were changed from the proposed samples, however, if Council decides -to have notices of coming events on the signs, he estimated the additional charge would be from $25 to $50 per change. Mr. Finkle r then submitted the sign prepared -by the -Federal Sign Company for the Central Redding area. The location.of the sign is proposed to be on the northwest corner of the Trinity Lutheran Church property on the east side of Interstate 5. The sign would be double face. Mr. Finkler indicated that the Church has agreed,to lease the property to the City for.$25 per month, subject to the condition that the Church be allowed to approve the wording on the sign and that the wires for lighting be undergrounded. The Committee recommends that the Central Redding sign be purchased outright when a decision is reached as to the appropriate sign for this location. Mr. Lou Grush and M -r. Sid Cowgill, both members of the Committee, indicated that they are in agreement with the presentation made by Mr. Finkler and hope Council gives the matter favorable consideration. It was the concensus of Council that other sign firms should be invited to submit proposals for the Central Redding sign. MOTION: Made by Councilman Doherty, seconded.by Councilman Chatfield that Council accept the proposal of Ryan Outdoor Advertising Company for two billboard -type signs, one located north- of Redding at either of two locations to be determined, and south of Redding at a location immediately south of the transmission lines crossing the Trisdale Auction Yard property on the east side of Interstate 5, and that the proposal be accepted on a one year firm basis at a price of $135 per month for each sign, with the option for the City to• renew.for two additional years. The,Vote: Unanimous Ayes MOTION:. Made by Councilman: Chatfield, seconded by Councilman Denny that Council notify the interested sign companies that the City will consider proposals for a double face illuminated sign to be erected on City's site in Central Redding for the purpose of advertising the City of Redding., said sign to be constructed in accordance with State and Local laws at a cost not to exceed; $25, 000 in the principal amount, said proposals to be submitted on the basis of Alternate A to include annual maintenance cost and Alternate B without. maintenance cost, further -that it be specified that Council selec- tion will be based upon consideration of.aes.theti-cs, suitability for designated purpose,: and price. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes MOTION: Made by Councilman Doherty, seconded by Councilman Chatfield authorizing Mr. Finkler to negotiate a lease with Trinity Lutheran Church for a site,-on,their property for, the Central Redding sign,: and,instructing the City Attorney to prepare the necessary documents.. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes Members of Council expressed their appreciation to Mr. Finkler for all of his work in connection with the Freeway. Directional Signs. It was suggested that Ryan, Outdoor Advertising:prepare.signs, to scale with the wording suggested by the Committee and -also alternate wording with the understanding that. the Committee will make the final decision. Mr. Finkler said he would.so advise Ryan Outdoor Advertising, Mr. Paul Stathem, Chairman of the Planning Commission commented briefly on the proposed Central Redding sign and questioned the size•of the letters on the Federal sign. I Public Works Director Arness was re- quested to have Assistant City Manager Stewart check with the Division of Highways re the minimum size of letters allowable on signs. 282 CITY INSURANCE PROGRAM - Finance Dir'ecto'r Courtney' advised Council that a: 'letter had been received from the Independent Insurance Agents Association 'of Shasta' County which recommends further consolidation 'of the City's insurance program and which re -iterates the standing offer of this Association to provide insurance coun- seling service for the City of Redding. In a memo to- City Council dated September 15, `1967, Mr. 'Courtney submitted the following reco=nendations in this regard. 1. That the City of Redding insurance program be amended to effect further consolidation in order to facilitate more efficient administratiori of the program and in, order to =' develop a more'attractive "package" for prospective bidde'rs: 2. That the City of Redding accept the offer of the Independent Insurance Agents Association of Shasta County to continue to provide insurance'counseling services and tdproceed with the preparation of bid specifications with the assistance of -the City of Redding staff. 3. That the Independent Insurance Agents Association of Shasta County be authorized to conduct the competitive bidding process on an informal basis similar to the procedure'followed in securing the successful bid for the excess liability insurance coverage which was awarded by the City Council on October 4, 1965. -4. That the City pay the total premium to the successful'bidder, that he be authorized to place fifty percent (50%) of the coverage through his office, and that he be required to divide the remaining fifty percent (50%) of the coverage equally with the members of the association who operate offices within the City of Redding. 5. That,` with regard to property damage claims, the City•of ' Redding insurance 'program be amended to provide far a deductible feature whereunder any property damage claim for an amount less than $200 may be settled by a staff committee authorized to'settle specific types or categories of claim's without referral to the City Council.' This office respectfully recommends that'the membership of this: pro- posed staff committee be as follows: Assistant City Manager, City Attorney, Director of Finance 6. That interim policy guidance be provided by the joint Council - Staff Insurance Coinmittee. In the discussion of this item, City Attorney Murphy questioned recommendation No. 4 and it was decided that the recommendation should be limited to the first line only. There was considerable discussion with respect to recommendation No. 5 concerning the advantages of a straight deductible feature versus a disappearing deductible feature. It was also brought out that the maximum amount allowed'in Small Claims Court actions would be changed from $200 to $300 in the near future and it was recommended that the amount shown in recommendation No, 5 be changed to $300 to conform with this recent change in the law. Mr. Ralph Sharp .and 'M r. Robert Huffake r were in attendance and answered questions posed by members of Council regarding the type of insurance that 1 1.1 1 1 1 would be included in the package .program, pointing out that false arrest probably would not be-includ-ed, inasmuch as only one carrier would write such a policy, and it probably would not be advisable to include airport liability and hangar keeper's -liability since many companies dog. not write aviation coverage. With regard to property damage claims, Mr. Huffaker indicated a straight deductible policy would develop more savings than a disappearing deductible. Mr. Huffaker said they would be glad to develop comparative estimates in this regard. Councilman Doherty asked whether non-members of the Independent Insurance Agents Association of Shasta County would be eligible to bid for City insurance in this proposal and was advised that only members would be eligible to bid. However, it was indicated that it is doubtful that non-members would be interested in bidding liability insurance. Finance Director Courtney said that with Council approval the Association would work with staff and the joint Council -Staff Insurance Committee who would then submit subsequent recommendations to Council for final approval. MOTION: Made by Councilman Denny, seconded by Councilman Chatfield approving the recommendations submitted by the -Director of Finance as set forth in items 1, 2, and 3 herein, excluding item 4 except for the first line, including item 5 with the modification to provide that the Independent Insurance Agents Association will submit alternate plans for straight deductible or disappearing deductible and using the $300 figure as the maximum amount, and including item 6. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes POLICY RE DEDICATION OF LAND TO CITY Planning Director Harris recommended that a Council Committee be appointed to work with staff members .in developing a policy re acceptance of dedication of land to the City for what has been termed "green belts" or "open space". Messrs. Stathem and Woodward, members of the Planning Commission, appeared before Council in support of this.. recommendation, stating that the City has been approached with more than one offer for dedication of land and that there are many facets to be considered in accepting such land. It is felt that this matter should be studied in depth and a policy developed. Mayor Moty appointed the following committee: Councilmen. Doherty and Chatfield, City Attorney Murphy, Planning Dir- ector Harris, and Public Works Director Arness. REDDING REDEVELOPMENT .AGENCY - Appointment of Executive Director Planning Director Harris advised Council that T. E. (Earl) Henson has been appointed as Executive Director of the Redding Redevelopment Agency and he- will take over his duties on October 2nd. TEEN DANCE CENTER - Kutras Park Planning Director Harris advised Council that a hearing has been set for September 26, 1967 by the Planning Commission to consider revocation of Use Permit UP -10-66, inasmuch as Mr. Nelson has not complied with one of the conditions of the use permit; i. e. , obtaining approval of a water system from the Health Department. _ AWARD OF BID - Underground Cable Public Works Director Arness submitted the analysis and recommendation of Bid Schedule No. 423 for Underground Cable which states it is the recommendation of the City Manager and the Purchasing Director that the bid be awarded to Consolidated Electrical Distributors of Redding, the low bidde-r. , Z83 =s//7 M1 119 del �p 7 MOTION:. Made by. Councilman Chatfield,. se,conded .by Councilman Denny accepting the recommendation of the City. Manager, and the,_Purchasing Director -:that Bid .Schedule No. 423:for;Unde.r.ground. Cable be awarded to Consolidated Electrical Distributors of Redding on their low bid of $3, 161. 55..:..: Voting was.as follows:_ Ayes: Councilmen,.,.-., Chatfield, Denny,. Doherty, and.Moty., Noes: Councilmen-, None, Absent: Councilmen - Fulton AWARD. OF BID..- -Sanitation Packers . ; Public Works. Director_ Arne sssubmitted,the analysis .and recommendation of Bid Schedule No..424_for. Sanitation Packers which states it is the recommendation of, the City Manager and the Purchasing:.Directox that the bid be awarded to Evenson & Younger, the low bidder. MOTION::. Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Councilman Doherty accepting the recommendation of .the. City- Manager .and the Purchasing Director that Bid Schedule No. 424 for Sanitation Packers be awarded to Evenson & Younger on their low bid of $17, 755. 35. Voting was as follows Ayes: , Councilmen - Chatfield, .Denny, r.Doher.ty-,.. and Moty ....- Noes: Councilmen None. Absent: Councilmen; - Fulton . FREEMAN HACKETT - re. revocation or. suspension of City permits MOTION: . Made by :Councilman Denny, ,seconded: by Councilman Chatfield authorizing the Chief of Police to conduct an investigation to determine whether any cause exists for the suspension or revocation of Freeman Hackett's City operator's permit and for the suspension or revocation of five City vehicle permits issued.to Mr., Hackett, doing business; as Redding Cab Company,- and setting public. hearingsthereon for 8:00 P. M._, November 6, 1967.:., The, Vote: Unanimous Ayes . REDDING MUNICIPAL AIRPORT - State and Federal Grants Airports ,Manager McCall reviewed briefly the status of State and Federal Grants with reference to the Redding Municipal Airport, as reported.by City Attorney Murphy at the Council meeting, of September, 5th. Mr. .McCall indicated that the FAA will be in Redding within the next. two weeks to .review the program.xe.p,roperty...to be,acquired,.fox clear. zones.at,Redding Municipal Airport from the FAA grant and matching, City, funds. . He &aid it appears the City will acquire approximately 42 acres. Mr. McCall further stated that if the National Airport,Plan approves the.. 1, 000 ft, extension, of the runway,: then the. City could apply for a supplementalgrant for the purchase of additional property. NOTICE OF COMPLETION - Remodeling of Original Portion of City Hall MOTION: Made by Councilman Denny, seconded by Councilman Doherty accepting..the remodeling of the original_ portion of the City Hall as being completed satisfactorily and instructing the City Clerk to file the Notice of Completion. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes NOTICE OF COMPLETION - Remodeling .of City Hall re Insulation MOTION: Made by Councilman Denny, seconded by Councilman Chatfield accepting the contract for insulation of the City Hall, Bid Schedule No. 391 as being completed satisfactorily, and instructing the City Clerk to file the Notice. of .Completion. . The Vote: Unanimous Ayes - RESOLUTION - re Fund Transfer. . MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Councilman Doherty that Resolution No. 3949 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council of the City of Redding appropriating funds and providing for the necessary fund transfer for -the Hilltop Drive construction project. El 1 Voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Denny, Doherty, and Moty Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - Fulton Resolution No. 3949 on file in the office of the City Clerk. RESOLUTION - re Southern Pacific Company Agreement MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Councilman Doherty that Resolution No. 3950 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council of the City of Redding authorizing the execution of an Agreement between the City of Redding and Southern Pacific Company for the construction of an overhead power transmission line over the track and property of Southern Pacific between California and Oregon Streets in the City of Redding. Voting was- as follows: Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Denny, Doherty, and Moty Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - Fulton Resolution No. 3950 on file in the office of the City Clerk. ROUTINE . COMMUNICATIONS Fire Department - Monthly Report for August, 1967 %%y Communication from Shasta County District Attorney re the Brown Act, and brochure re same Apportionment of Trailer Coach Fees - 1/l/67 through 6/30/67 1.76 Motor Vehicle License Fee Fund ICCCNC Notice of Meeting to be held on September 19th at Klamath River Lodge, Klamath River Shasta -Cascade Wonderland Association Publicity on the IJ -1 Shasta -Cascade area ADJOURNMENT There being no further business, at the hour of 11:30 P. M. , upon the motion of Councilman Denny, seconded by Councilman Chatfield, the meeting was adjourned. ATTEST: City Clerk APPROVED: 285