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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - City Council - 1966-11-07 2 b2 - � � City Gouncil, Regular Meeting � Poli�ce Dept.. & Council Chambe rs Bldg. Redding, California . . � . - Novernber 7�� 1966 7:00- P. M. The Pleage of A11e.giance- to th•� F�ag ��a.s led by,Gene Daisy� E�_e�.tri-cal Sup�rint+�=i.1��_it ��i ;ize �,i.i;y o` R�dd'i.��. � Ma.�or Poilgreen of the Salvation Army ��`fe�rn�3 `!i� :�vocation. The �ne��+__Z�, �✓-�..> :alled ��o ��rder at 7:00 P. M. by M��.yor Mr�;:;,r �av�.t!i the io�lo��ino Counci.lmen r_�e���nt: Chatfield, Doherty, an�i Mocy. Ab:>��n'_.: Caun�_ilmr�i De��z�u�y, �a�i:). Fulton:� � , . , . Also present were City iVla.:na�;er Cowtlen, Assistant City Manager ;znd Purchas-ing .Director_Stewart, Czty ,4���;�-ney M�a.r-p�i;r, Finance _Director and P�rso��iz�el. D:rect��,� Cuu.r�ney,- Planr�i.ng D-'srector-Ha:rr-i.s, =P:ublic�W�rics Directo:�� Arsi��5�,, Airports M.:�:nager M;,Call, Parks Superintenc;ient Smith, and l�lu.n�_i�.n� �a�z��;�3ta�zi. Keye�. APPRJV.AL O?� Mi.NUTES MO`.�ION: M�.de�byACouncilman Dorierty, seconded by Councilman �hai.�ield ihat the .:nii�utes ��' the r�egular adjourned mee�ing of Octoa��r ?4, 1966 be approved as m.�iled to.E��.cn Counci.lma.n. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes INTROD'iJCT?ON Mayor Moty introduced and w��Icom���� t:ize iz�ew P�anning Direc,:or `o_r �`_ie City of Redding, Mr. Bez� Harris. WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS Redding Junior Chamber of Commerce' ` ,. MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Councilman Doherty approving the request of the Redding Junior Chamber of Commerce that a license fee be waived in connection with the ��� showi ng of "the religious film, "Day of Triumph" to be sponsored by the Redding Jaycees in cooperation with Key Films, Inc. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Malain The Ci ty Clerk was instructed to file the 1 etter dated October 23rd ' ��({; from Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Malain supporting the City Planning Commission in their opposition to hi gh signs. Commendation A letter of appreciation was received from Dale Rollins, representa- J D O tive of the State Employees' Retirement System, for assistance and courtesy extended during his recent trip to Redding. Linden Avenue A communication received from the Shasta Courity Democratic Club urging that sewer lines and other needed facilities be installed in �(�`� the Linden Avenue area as soon as possible was referred to the Council Committee on this project. 5torm Drains - Calaboose Creek Communications received from Mr. Phil Jackson, dated October 30th, ��� and Mrs. Helen Generes, d?ated October 23rd, re storm drains in the 2�3. vicinity of Cliff Drive, California and Market Streets was referred to the Director of Public Works with the request that he make an inspection of the area, assemble cost es.timates, discuss the matter with the .persons concerned, and report back to Council on November 21st with a recommendation. Curbside Mail Box Delivery A communication dated October 27th was received from the League of.California Cities advising that the Postmaster General has rescindecl � J,yZ� an order issued by the Post Office Department banning .door-to-door city delivery for new residential areas. Commendation A letter.of appreciation was receiyed f'rom.Mrs.. Helen.Generes for work done by�the City Engineering and Public Works Department in' - ��� clearing the channel and repairing the wall of Slaughter Creek near the California-Market Street intersection. Mayor Moty noted that lettexs of this type are certainly appreciated by members of Council and Staff. Federal Grant for Benton Property . , A .letter. was received from.the Department of Housing and Urban Development, dated November 3, 1966, advising that the requisition for grant payment (OSA-91) has been�app'roved�in the amount of ,y�(� $25, 000. City Attorney Murphy advi`sed that this concerns the City's first;.a:pplication under -the Open=Space Land Prog�rtam;,-an,Gl �covers approximately 9.-1/2 acres of Benton property in the Turtle Bay area and represents 50°fo of the $50, 000 that the City paid in the opening of the Benton escrow. City of Long Beach - Legislation A communication and resolution received from the City of Long Beach urging Council opposition to any legislation which will threaten the .�rf� independence of California Cities was _referred to the City Manager and City Attorney for investigation and report back to Council. League of California Cities A communication received from the League of California Cities re City Official_s who may be interested in serving on League Committees � �� was referred to the City Manager w,ith the request that he contact Council and Commission Members and members of.Staff .and make recommendations to Council. APPROVAL OF CLAIMS AND PAYROLL MOTION: Made by Councilman Dohe.rty, .seconded by Councilman Chatfield that Accounts Payable Register No. 9, warrant nos. 10528 to 10688, in- clusive, in the amount of $171, 286. 61 be appro.ved. and paid; ;that Pay.roll Register No. 9, warrant nos. 5731 to 5975, inclusive, salaries in the /GG amount of $63, 469•. 53, for the pe riod O.ctobe r 16,. 1966 through Octobe r 29, 1966 be approved. Total $234, 756. 14. Voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield,. Doherty, and Moty Noes: . . Counc'ilmen -, None . , . , . . Absent: Councilmen - .Denny and Fulton , . , ., SUMMONS AND COMPI:�AINT - Luella Barberich vs. Gity of Redding City Attorney Murphy advised C.ouncil that the City has been served with a Summons and Complaint in the case Luella Barberich vs. the City of Redding. Mr. Murphy said he has been informed by the City's insurance carrier that they have been granted an indefinite time extension in which to answer, and /..2:� the insurance carrier will select an attorney to ,represent the' City . The case involves a personal injury suffered by the Plaintiff. 264 S E T T LEMEN T OF C LAIM � City Attorney Murphy advised Council that the Claim for Damages filed J� by Mary L. Lightfoot on August 9, 1966 has been settled by the insurance carrier in the amount of $167. 78. PARK MARINA DRIVE - Pedestrian Crosswalks City Attorney Murphy reported that although Council had approved the recommendation of the Traffic and Parking Commission re establishing c ros swalks on Pa rk Ma rina D rive and had inst ructed him to�p repa re a resolution in this regard, upon researching the matter he found that in Section 18-67 of Chapter 18 of the Redding City Code, Council has dele- gated to the Police Department authority for establishing crosswalks at ,� �3 f� any place within the City where, in its opinion, there. is particular danger to pedestrians crossing the roadway. It was Mr. Murphy's recommendation that the resolution not be adopted but that the Police Department be in= structed to comply with the recommendation of the Traffic and Parking Commission re establishment of pedestrian crosswalks on Park Marina Drive. MOTION: Made by Councilman Doherty, seconded by Councilman Chatfield instructing the Police Department to comply with the recommendation of the Traffic and Parking Commission in the establishmerit' of pedestrian c ros swalks on Pa rk Ma rina D rive, as �submitted at the Council meeting of October 24th. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes R ES OLU TI ON�.+p�rohib,i�t%ng Pa rkirig - Pa'rk:l�/Ia"riria.D riv.e and W a shirigt�n .4ve. . MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Councilman Doherty that Resolution No. 3771 be adopted; a resolution of the Gity Council of the City of Redding prohibiting parking on a portion of Park Marina Drive and Washington Avenue in the City of Redding. Voting was as follows: � r�3� Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Doherty, and Moty Noes: Councilmen - 1Vone Absent: Councilmen - Denny and Fulton Resolution No. 3771 on file in the office of the City Clerk. RESOLUTION - Stop Signs - Clay Street and Panorama Drive MOTION: Made by Councilman Doherty, seconded by Councilman Chatfield that Resolution No. 3772 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council of the City of Redding ordering the installation of "Stop" Signs on Clay Street and Pano rama D rive at thei r inte rs e ction with Lake B ouleva rd in th e City '� � of Redding. � Voting was as follows: Ayes: ' Councilmen - Chatfield, .Doherty, and Moty Noes: . Council'men -. None . . Absent: Councilmen - Denny and Fulton . . Resolution No.� 3772 on file in the office of the City Clerk. . RESOLUTION - Parking Tirne Limitations - Lots #1 and #$ arid California St. MOTION: Made by Councilman.Chatfield; seconded by Councilman Doherty that Resolution No. 3773 be adopted, a resolution of the C'ity Council of the � City of Redding amending c e rtain pa rking time iimitatioris -in Lot No:- 1, � l� Lot No. 8 and on California Street in the City of Redding. Voting was as follows: • Ayes; Councilmen - Chatfield, Doherty, and Moty Noes: Councilmen - None � Absent: Councilmen - 'Denny and Fulton� � Resolution No. 3773 on file in the office of the City Clerk. zb5 RES OLU TION - P rohibiting Pa rking. - Po rtions �f Ai rpa rk D rive and Gold St. MOTION: Made by Councilman Doherty, seconded by Councilman Chatfield that Resolution No. 3774 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council of the City of Redding prohibiting parking on portions of Airpark Drive and Gold Street in the City of Redding. � Voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Doherty., and Moty //3 g Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - Denny and Fulton Resolution No. 3774 on file in the office of the City Clerk. MASTER AIRPORTS PLANS City Manager Cowden reported that he had been advised by the Federal Aviation Agency that the Federal Government would participate financially in ce rtain costs in connection with Quinton Enginee rs, Lt d. , conducting for and. on behalf of the City of Redding a Maste r Plan' of Redding`Miini- cipal Airport. The .amount of this .participation is $5, 000, which is $4, 250 less than requested. However, the FAA has agreed to delay the final date for the acceptance of the Advance Planning Offer to November �� �'� 21st and they will review any new data presented by Quinton Engineers as to the estimated costs of this project. The FAA will advise�Mr. Cowden by �/ / mail on November 11 of their evaluation of this` clata. Tlie original estimated cost for the Master..Airport Plan for Redding Municipal Airport was $26, 000. This amount was reduced $5; 000 by. general agreement by the determination that topog maps used by the U. S. Army Air Corps were adequate for planning purposes. An amount of $2, 500 was disallowed by FAA (industrial site location po,rtion of Master Plan), making the total amount of the project submitted to FAA $18, 500, and the application for Federal Funds amounting to $9, 250. Mr. Cowden requested Council to authorize the Mayor to execute the Advance Planning Agreement Pro,posal No. . 9-04-062-P.7-A, _Cont.ract No. SA-66-WE-2125. It was decided to schedule an adjourned regular meeting for 12:30 P. M. , November 17th,. by which time final word will have been received from FAA re -financial participation. in the Master Airport Plan for Redding Municipal Ai rpo rt: , Mr. Cowden indicated that the FAA had advised .that the F.ederal Government will not participate financially in the Layout Plan for Benton Airpark, and • Quinton Engineers, Ltd. are ready to proceed with this project. PUB.LIC HEARING - re Vacation_and Abandonment of a portion of Paxk Marina Dr. The hour of 7:30 P. M. having arrived., Mayo-r Moty. opened the Public Hear.ing re vaca�tion..and abandonment of a portion of Park Marina D rive: .. . . . . _ . The following documents are on file in the office of the City Clerk: � Affidavit of Posting - Notice of Public Hearing `'��/ Report of Planning Department dated November 7, 1966 The. City .Clerk: advised. that no written protests had.been.filed, and. . • . the.Mayor ascertained there were. no protests-fr.om the floor.. � Council was advised that this..abandonment .concerns land.that the City received from the State Division of Highways without charge _ to the City and that the proposed abandonment to Mrs.., Kutra.s is,,. in consideration of the..prior deed by Mrs.. Kutras_of additional , land necessary for the realignment of Park Marina Driv.e-.southerly, , of its original design location. 266 MOTIDN: Made by Councilman Doherty, seconded by Councilman Chatfield the Public Hearing be closed. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes � � RES OLU TI ON MOTION: Made by Councilman Doherty, seconded by Councilman Chatfield that Resolution No. 3775 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council of the City of Redding ordering the vacation and� abandonment of a portion of Park Marina Drive in the City of Redding. ,.��1Jry Voting was as follows: � Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Doherty, and Moty Noes: Councilmen - None � � Absent: Councilmen - Denny and Fulton Resolution No. 3775'on file in the office of the City Clerk. ELECTRICITY CHARGES - �Complaint of Mr, and Mrs. Richard Howell City Manager Cowden advised Council that Attorney Richard Asbill, on behalf of his clients Mr, and Mrs. Richard Howell, has requested that ��J� this item be withdrawn from the Agenda as they do�not wish to pursue the matte r. POLICE TRAINING IN�CENTIVE PROGRAM • Pers�orinel Director Courtney reported that the City Manager, the Chief of Police, and the Personnel Director met with representatives of the Police Department on October 5th to discuss the. Police Training Incentive Program approved by Cou-ncil on Oetober 3rd. At this meeting the police �� �. officers expressed concern regarding the fifty hour or three semester unit per year requirement for maintenance of eligibility under the training in- ��-� centive program. . As a result of this meeting an alternate program has been developed at staff level. This alternate program is contained in a memo to Council dated Novembe r 3 rd and was explained in detail to membe rs of Council. After considerable discussion it was suggested by Councilman Doherty that this item be referred to the Council Committee on Employer-Employee Relations and to the City Manage r with the request that he refe r it to the International Association of Chiefs of Police, who have been employed to make a survey 'of the Redding Poiice D'epartment, for review and� recommen- dati on. RESOLUTION - re Surplus Federal Property Purchasing Director Stewart advised Council that the California Disaster Office has requested that the City forward an updated resolution in order that the City might continue receiving surplus Federal property through the State Educational Agency for Surplus Property. Mr. Stewart 'said that the updated resolution contains a provision whereby the City is re- '��i quired to retain motor vehicles purchased through this agency for a period of two years, whereas the resolution now in force requires that motor vehicles be retained for a period of four years. This is the major change that will affect the City. � MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Councilman Doherty that Resolution No. 3776� be adopted, a resolution of the Gity Council of the City of Redding to establish the eligibility of the City for the donation of surplus property for Civil Defense purposes both over and under $2500 in value. • Voting was as f'ollows: . Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Doherty, and Moty Noes: Councilmen -'None - � - . Absent: Councilmen - Denny and Fulton �b7 Resolution No. 3776 on file in the office of the City Clerk. � REDDING REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY OFFICES - A request of the�Reddimg Redevelopment Agency for office'space for the project staff working -on the Survey and Planning Grant for the Downtown �4%� Core Area Project was referred to the City Manager, REDDING REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY - `Appoin�tment Mayor Moty submitted the �name of Mrs. - George�W: Lindsay who has indicated a willingne s s to s e rve a s a membe r of the Redding Redevelopment -��S Agency. . ��'1(�� MOTION: Made-by Councilman Ghatfield, �seconded by Councilman Doherty approving the appointment of Mrs. George W. Lindsay as a member of the Redding Redevelopment-Ag�ency. � The Vote: --Unanimou�s Ayes PUBLIC HEARING� - �re vacation and abandonment of portion of Riverside Drive The hour of 8:00 P. M: having arrived, Mayor Moty opened the Public Hearing re vacation and abandonment of a portion of Riverside Drive. . .. . . . The following documents .a re on file in the office of the City �Cle rk: Affidavit of Pos.tirig - N-otice of Public Hearing- - Report of Street .Abandonment Committee dated August 30, 1966 Ag.re.ement.between the City of Redding and Mary Sackett The City Clerk .aduised that no written protests had been filed and the Mayor ascertained there were no protests from the floor. ��� Public Works Director Arness reviewed the report of'the Street Abandonment Committee on this matter and stated it is the -recommendation of said Gommittee that Counci�l:approve this; ; abandonxrient. . . Mrs. Hazel Millen appeared before Council on behalf of Mary Sackett and •asked whether it would be necessa:ry to .get an ease- ment from the City in order to provide access to the garage on �Mrs:��Sackett's pr.ope rty�in�the event' that future widening of'the � street makes necessary alterations of the northerly slope, thereby•destroying exi�sting access to tlie- present. garage located below street level. City Attorney Murphy stated that nothing in the proposed abandon- ment proceedings :would deny Mrs. Sacke.tt's right of ingress or egress, only that .the .cost of the relocation of:such access would be at her sole expense, and that by separate agreement the land owner waives any_ claim of damage against the City arising out of use of the slope easement. �It would be necessary, in such event- uality; for Nlrs. Sackett to comply with the standard poli�cies and regulations of the Public Works Department as to the location and width.of such new.driveway entrance onto the widened street., : MOTION: Made by Councilman Dohexty, seconded by Councilman Chatfield that the Public Hea.ri�ng be clo.sed. ,The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. , 26s � RESOLUTION MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Councilman Doherty that Resolution No. 3777 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council of the City of Redding o_rde,ring the vacation and abandonment -�� of-�a portion. of Rive.rside Drive in the City of Redding. . . Voting was as follow.s: . Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Doherty, and Moty Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - Denny and Eulton Resolution No. 3777 on file in the office of the City Clerk. At the time of consideration,of the foregoing abandonment, Council had in its possess'ion copies of a previously executed agreement between Mrs. Sackett and the City, waiving any claims or demands for damages arising out of the use by City of the slope easement reserved in the abandonment, including any. resulting loss of use. of existing garage. Council was advised that both the Abandonment Resolution and the Agreement would be� recorded. PUBLIC HEARING - Protest Hearing re Eastside Road Annex No. 1 The hour of 8:00 P. M. having arrived, Mayor lVioty opened the protest hearing re Eastside Road .Annex.N.o. 1. ��' I The following documents are on file in_the .office .of the City Clerk: Affidavit of Publication - Notice of Public Hearing - Resolution No. 3766 The City Clerk advised that a petition opposing Eastside Road Annex No. 1 had been handed to her this evening. City Attorney. Murphy advised Council that in view of the protest petition having been filed it would be necessary to.continue.the public hearing for at least 10 days in order to allow for supplemental pro- tests to be filed and to allow.time. for the City Clerk and staff to determine whether or not a majority pro.test has been filed. MOTION: �Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Councilman Doherty continuing the protest hearing on Eastside Road Annex 1�?0. 1 to 8:00 P. M. , November 21, 1966. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes PUBLIC HEARING - Appeal of Use Permit UP-18-66 - Helen Generes The hour of 8:00 P. M. having arrived, Mayor Moty opened the Public Hearirig re�appeal of.UP-18-66 - Helen Gener.es ��� � ' � , . i� The following documents,are on file in the offic.e of the City Clerk: Affidavit of Mailing - Notice of Rublic Hearing . . Planning Department Report dated November 7; 1966 The City Clerk advised no written protests had been filed. The following persons appeared before Council and'.opposed granting of the appeal to extend the termination date of UP-18-66: _ Mrs. Gladys Hoffman, 2488 California Street Mr. Robert Longfellow, 2435 Waldon Street 2b9 Mr. Charles Hampton of 2433 �Waldon Street inquired as. to whether �Mrs�. 'Generes 'couTd appl"y for a renewal of the Use Permit upon its t'e'rmiriation arid was advised that slie could apply and conside.ration ' would be given by the Planning�•Gorri�mission at that time. Planning Consultant Keyes reported that the Planning Commission had previously approved a reaL estate .occupation .as .a home occupa- ' tion to be conducted by� residents on the premis.e.s without .employees and within a small existing area within the dwelling, and also limited by a sign 4 ft, square for advertising. Another condition of the use perxnit was that the permit would expire in M�arch� 1968. Mr. Keyes said that at the=time the Planning Commission approved th�.e permit the rezoning appiication was. in its be,ginning stages and.the Commission was aware that this was one of the first applications approved for a real estate office in a residence 'and-, under the circumstances, felt it sliould not approve an indefinite.use permit for real estate office in a single family dwelling. ' Mr.. Fritz of 2475 Waldori was al�so issued a use perxnit for an insurance and a-ccounti�ng: ;office in�his residence with the same te�rmination date. � Mrs. Allen of 2538-1/2 Waldon � Street was issu�ed a Use -Permi,t =for a Beauty Shop i_n h•er residence_ with no termination date but with the provision that the permit was non-transfe rable. ' . . , , � ,. , Mr's. Genere�s appeared before Council and iritroduced her. daughter Dorothy:� �1VIrs. Generes indicated that if the Use.Permit is .terminated in�1968 it will� work�a hardsliip on he�r. � She �referred to the use permit granted to Mrs. Allen which contains no termi�nation date and said she feels she is entitled to the same consideration. She made reference 'to otlie r�reasons for�he-r appeal by 'saying they we re included in he r lette r of appeal:. : . � . � . . , . . . . . . Mayor Moty said he understood that there was a claim of discrimina- tion�and that �ariother point in questi�on-was whethe>r the :Use. Permit allowed any member of Mrs. Gerieres'' family who are residents in her�liome to:work in�the real estate office. . ;_ . .. City Attorney IVlurphy- said the Use�'Permit:did contain:such a pxo-_ vision and there was no word of testimony before the�Commi�ssion.re the race relationship of any membe r of he r family; that is sue did not enter into the decision of the Commission. �. . �. . . . , , , .. Mayor M�oty�asked• Mr: Keyes if time-li�mits a�re�:placed on�use:: - permits so the Planning Gornmission can reeva�lua�te .them from time to time, and Mr. Keyes said that limits had been placed on� some applications of a "borderline" character in order to permit 'reevaluatiori. Fie menti�oned that six real estate broke-rs took out: use permit application forms for home occupations following:.the = � granting of�the permit" to Mrs: Generes but had "not filed applica- ..tions. �. ..,. . � .. � . � . . . ,. . . ,. �.r .. . . . . , . . . . . MOTION: 'Made�by Councilman Dohe rty, seconded by Councilman Chatfield• that the Public Hearing.be closed. The Vote: Unanimous AyeS . , . � . . _ . - . . . .,. . ., . _. . : . . ... .. , . . . � ,_.. . � . . ., MOTION: ' Mad'e-by Councilinan CFiat�field, seconded by Councilman- Doherty upholding the Planning Commission�ac-tiori re�UP-1�8-66 except to remove from the Use Permit the wording, "or upon a rezoning of the area, whichever first occurs. " The Vote: Unanimous Ayes 270 REDDI�VG REDEVELOPME•NT. AGENC.Y .- ,.Survey Area , Bob Reiser,submitted a. map showing the boundaries .of the Survey.Area recommended by the Re.dding .Redevelopment. Agency for ;red_evelopment project purposes. The map also delineated the proposed Project Area within the Survey Area. Members of :Council questioned the establishment .of.a project a,rea without a planning,study and.a�so questi_oned the limitations of th,e.pro- posed.Survey�,A�rea. , . „ , . City Attorney.Mur,phy explained that before,the.City, can,.submit_a pre- liminary plan for a project or project.s, to the State, and.H,. U.. D: , it must comply with. ce.rtain pre.requisite.s. .A .S,urvey. Area__must be� e.stablished by legislative .resolution.... Mr. .Murphy. sai.d the.,Redevelopment Agency is requesting .Council to :designate, a..Su.ryey Area for the .Agency to, work �� within. . The�Agency,. .in;conjunction:wi.th.,,th=e, Planning C;ommission, will, � � in turn, select, a Projeet Area within.that Survey Are.a and will develop �(� a prelirninary,plan fo.r,that._Proj.ect Area.. _. Before,a renewal or rehab- .. ilitation. pr.oj'ec.t �i.s adopte,d�_loca.11y or a;fi,nal cont.ract. entered into,wi,th H. U•. D: , . public: heaxings must be held by the Agency as to the project. _ . , _... . _ . . . .. . � . . � �.. . .._ _ . .._ _ Councilman Doherty asked what criteria the Agency.u.sed in::determining the boundaries of the Survey Area -- why does it stop at Shasta Street instead of Eureka Way? Bob Reiser said the Agency tried to. keep.the area within a reasonable_ s.ize. ,...City. Manager;Cowden,indicated,that. the area under considerati.on for study is basically, the saxne as was used in the earlie_r mall:study.... . . _ . . _ . _ . .. _ Mayor Mo.ty,:noted:that one., of.the:.key factors in the whole. pro,ject:would be routing of traffic and thinks the Survey Area should be designated.with this in mind. Planning Consultant Keyes said that representatives of H. U._ D. advised that it. would not,be desira.b,le to. include too,:large ;an� ar.ea,because of the high cost, as all property in the area would have to be appraised. City Attor•ney�Murphy re.sponded;;that it. is not_necessary to make an engineering. stud.y. of eve:ry struc.ture within a Survey .Area; only within a Project.Area.... �. . . . . _ .. : . . . . � . , . .... . . . After considerable discussion, Mayor Moty appointed Councilman Dohe rty and Councilrnan Chatfield as,,a ,Council Commi.ttee to meet with the Redding Redevelopment Agency:and report back at the.November 17th adjourned.�meeting. _ _ �, . _ _ , , . , REDDING REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY -..Citizens Advisory Committee Planning .Cons'u-ltant Keyes. advised Council that_Congress ha,s provided that Feder:al�pr.ograms.of;a•ssistance �to communit,y development can. only ,� go to communities which have Vdorkable Programs and that Redding's own ��v ,Workable Program lapsed in 1964� and now must be recertified. One of �� the e.lements in.a worka:ble program:i,s active pa,rticipation by local citizens and therefore the .Redding Redeyeloprne,nt_ Agency is r.equesting ;Council to find a need for establishinent of a Citizens Advisory Committee of.50 to 100 persons for community development. A partial list of proposed members, to .the CitizQna� Adyisory Committee, was.submitted and is, on file in the offi,ce of the Cit,y:�Cle rk . 271 MOTION: Made:.by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Courici].man Doherty that this matter be referred to the .City Attorney to prepare the�necessary . resolutions enabling the Mayor to appoint the Citizens Advisory Committee. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes . . . . . . . , ' . . . ' . .. _. 4 ,... ,. • . .:., , ., REZONING AP..PLICATION RZ-14-66 - Bechelli Lane MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Councilman Doherty ,�� that a public hearing� be held on:Novemb'er.2•1 st at 7:30 P. M. _on Rezoning Applica.tion RZ-14-66,� Bechelli. La�ne. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes DEVELOPMENT OF T. R. WOODS PARK Mayor Moty asked the City Attorney for a rizling .of+ whether.he.might . . participate in discussion and voting. on this item inasmuch a5 there. is a : bare minirnum of;Councilmen present: . �.. . . _ . . � , . . City Attor-ney��Murphy stated that May.or Moty mu�st disclose-his .residence but indicated the IVIayor,was entitled.to vote as he is not directly interested in any financial gain in this matter.�_ � � Mayor Moty-stated that he resides at -1005: Redbud Drive, ..a distance. of. :. approximately 500 .ft, from the westerly -boundaries of the T. R., Woods Pa rk. � Pa rks Supe rintendent Smith submitted a lette r:f rom .the Rec re:ation and� Parks Cominission which stated that the residents of Sunset Terrace.have indicated a willingne s s to pa rticipate financially in the deve.lopment of the. T. R. Woods Park and have requested that the development start in the near future; that they have a voice in the architectural control of an�y. -Z �U structures; the area to be automatically irrigated, and�.�that a barri�e.r be erected to kee:p vehicles off the turfed=area.: It is: estimate.d that _the. : over-all cost for Bus Stop shelter,r.irriga.ti:on; top: s�oil;.,.seed�, and�.barri�er to keep�vehicles off the turf w,ill.be approx�imately $�3, 5Q0: . .It.is_th•e recommen- dation of� th�e .Par.ks_and�R�ecreation• Commission ,that the .proje:ct be approved as outlined and that necessary funds be approved as part of the Parks Developrn�ent Program'to 'complete the work. Mr. James =Curry of 1045.�:Red�bud.Dr.iv.e;, on behalf of th�e residents �of Sunset Terra¢e, p�r"eserited tb Council .a check in the-amount_ of j$1; 997..45� to aid the City in developing this park._ M,r. Curry�stated that the .check represen�ts donations from� 94 families. Mayor Moty contributed an . � . additional amount� of. $2. 55,to�make the.donation an� even:$2, 0.0.0:..�. : . . � . , . ,. , . . . . ... . , , . . . . MOTION: Made by Council•man Dohe.rty, seconded by Couneilman Chatfield accepting �with�since re thanks' the rnoney, subject to the conditions of. the g rant, and that the re be-a�piablic exp.r.e's sion.of this _fact;:;and�that .the: _ recommendation of Sunset Terrace Association with respect to.the develop- ment of the area be accepted with the four conditions delineated, and with the balarice of �the work to�be funded by_the Rark, Improvement Fund at the expense of th�e:.City. The Vote: 'Unanimous.Ayes . . . - ., . WINTU PUMPING PLANT SITE Parks� Superintendent� Smith- reported�•that the Recr.eation,and� Parks � . Commi'ssion��has. received.a- proposal from.the Bureau.of.�.Re:clarna�tion-:;.: . .•: Regional Office in Sacramento re the development of a:public day .us,e a.rea at the Wintu Pumping Plant site. Mr. Smith said the site is within the City limits and the.Ci�ty would be.�requi:red to accept it,for maintenace if the Bureau-develops-.the. area.- He �iridicated that .the.matte.r.will:have to � Gj� be approved also by tlie :Bella-.vista W.ater District� and, :if:the,.:project : is- approved•by the�City,���:fihe��B�ureau°will .draw::up�a_U,se:Ag:reement to. be approved by said District. The Bureau has suggested the.Cit_y.:design � the facility to be built and paid for by the Bureau and constructed by tlie 272 Job Co.rps.._ It.:i.s the ,.recommendati.on of -the Recreation and Parks . Commis.sion that Counc,il accept .this proposal. MOTION: Made by Councilman Doherty, seconded by:Councilman�:. . � Chatfield approving the recommendation of the Recreation and Parks Commission that the offer, of the.Bureau of Reclama.tion be a.cc:epted �.� ;: •_- : re building...a; day.:use..are.a:at:the Wi�ntu:P:umging;P.1.ant:Site ;:of the : , � : . � City's design and make same.available to the City,for; p.ermanent. : recreational u,se,.: subject to .the City assuming. maintenance ther.eof. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes SENIOR CITIZENS.�CLUBHOUSE . . . . . . . . . . . � . Parks-Superi.ntendent Smith s.ubmitted.the proposal of the. Soropti.mist _ ; �, Club re site plan and rendering of front,el-evation,showing ;pro;posed .__ _. location of the Senior Citizens Clubhouse in the area between the Diestelhor.st Bridge_ and the :Elks Club., . Mr:,,Smith said ,the�,propo.sal was submitted .to the:Recre,ation and Park:s Commission, and it .is their �� recommendation that the site plan be app.rouec�. � . . . _ _. ., . , _, : . : ._ . �' _ Mrs. Gladys-.,Hoffman,.�who� is:a membe,r of,the Soro.ptimist Club,:and , who was.,in.the, audi.enee, answe,r.ed qu.estions conee,rning the clubhouse �and the site plan. - Follow:ing..a�.discussi�on of the:matter,�. May.or„Moty,sugg.es�ted it�;be; re- fe rred to.. the City.Attorney:for a: review: of the �legal 'aspects._and_ report : back 'to Gouncil. ,. . _ . .. .. ,. ' . ... . . . .. . , .. .. , __. . . . COLEMAN..INN. .:� . .. . .. , .-. .:. .r_: :....: .. , - .; . , , .� :. .:. ::: . ,1 . .- - City Att,orne.y Mur.phy ;read.:his `report to.Gouncil. dated Oc:tob.e,r 28th .re. petition .to_:rescind the �license of Coleman Inn, for the-,benefit of p.ersons in the audience. The report indicated that action has been taken by the Alcoholic.B�ev.erage.Cdntrol Board;, the District Attorney„ and the County Health Departme.nt with respe,ct_to the problem.s. outlined in 4the;,p,eti�tion. _; Notice of an accusation of the Alcoholic Beverage Control. Board has - L�.�� been served on the proprietors of the Coleman Inn. The District Attorney.has notified the proprietors that.they ;mus;t immediately abate , the public.nuisances being committed.on and about the subject pre_mises, and the,County,Health Department..has inspected the premis,es.and s.ent the prop.rietor.s a-r.eport of 16 violati.ons.,of the California,Restaurant - , Act and local fo.od handling oxdinances: In addition, the Chief of Police has obtained written statements from several of the signers of the petition with th.e. hope .tliat.their;t;estimony :would,b,e,useful; in the ABC._ ; . hearing and in any pros:e:cution that might arise ou;t,of failure ;to:comply . with the no.tice:_:sent by the District Attorney pu:rsuant to Penal:Co,de Section 373A.. � , . . . _ . , . . . , :. : . .. ; : .. . ._ . . . . . .,.. . . . . .. � . , . .�. .. . . _ : : . . Mr.: Murphy advised that th.e owners,of the;Colernan_Inn,hav,e retained;; ; „ Mr. Ben Leep as their attorney and thei•r_ legal right,s a,re being pro-:� � tected. Mr. Murphy :fux,the:r.sta,t.ed.he:has; b.een assured:,.that.;all.ag,e.�cies will - coopera�te. and willc.be diligent, :and subsequent progress �reports .wi-11_be subrni.tted to.:Council.by him: - . . � _ _ -� . _ . . ,. . � . � ., � ' . . ,: . f , . Mr: Ralph Hoeflich'said.he wished to extend a. big. ",thank y,ou!! to :the;, .: Redding,.Ci.ty .Council fr,om.the .citi.zens of the.Linden�Avenue a-rea,fo_r ; their c,00peration �in this. matter,- and to thank Public W:orks IDirector Arness. for the installation;of the storm drain at the corner of Schley and Court Streets. . �'73 NOTICE OF COMPLE TION - Benton Ai rpa rk Pa rking Lot ��� Public Works Director Arness requested that this item be tabled uritil the meeting of Novembe r 21 st. PUBLIC WORKS PROGRESS REPORT Public Vdorks Di:rector Arness submitted the Public Works Progress Report for the month of October, 1966. In answer to Mayor Moty's ��U inquiry, Mr. Arness said he believes the bids for the City Hall c'bn- struction will go out within a week. _ PUBLIC WORKS FIELD TRIP � Scheduling of a field trip by members of Council to review various �j() Public Works Projects�was tabled to a later date. • SEWER RIGHT-OF-WAY - re Sewer Treatment Plant City Attorney Murphy advised Council that the .City entered into a supplemental agreement in connection with acquisition of Easement No. 16 for the trunk sewer line from the City limits to the new sewer treatment plant., which agreement provides that, in the event the necessary construction requires the removal or death of two specific trees along�the right-of-way, tlie City would compensate the property 2 owners for such loss. Mr. Murphy said it_.was necessary to remove �.1 � the two trees (a 21 '' diameter Locust and a 16" diameter Cottonwood) and, in aceordance with the compensation schedules used by either Shasta County or the State of California Right-of-way Acquisition Authority, the property owners are entitled to compensation in the amount of $1, 675. 26. It is the recommendation of the City Attorney that the City pay John F. McMurry and Elva M. McMurry the sum of $1, 675. 26 pursuant to the �terms and conditions of the. aforesaid supple- mental agreeinent of April- 5; 1966.� � - IVIOTION': Made by Councilrnan Chatfield, seconded by Councilman Doherty approving the recommendation of the City Attorney re payment of an amount of $1, 675. 26 to 'John and Elva McMurry for the removal of two trees as outlin'ed�heretofore. �� :� ! , Voting was as follows: Ayes: Couricilmen - Chatfield, Doherty, and Moty _ Noes: Councilmen - None � Absent: Councilmen - Denny and Fulton � PERMIT - Redding Radio Controlled Model Aircraft Club City Attorney Murphy advised Council that renewal of the Permit for use of a portion of.Reclding Municipal Airport land by the Redding .Radio Con- trolled Model Aircraft Club was being submitted for approval only for the ��r/ reason that certain axnendments- have been made to the regulations attached � to the Permit and in�corporated ther.ein.by reference. Subsequent renewals, provided they remain unamended, can be made for the term of the Agreement by the City Manager. ' �. � . , .. , . . . . _ � , . . � _. . � Airports Manager. McCall advised tliat the Permit has been reviewed and approved-by. the Airports Com�mission..: � � . �.. . . _ � . . . . � , � . MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Councilman Doherty approving the Permit for�use "of a_ portion of Redding Municipal'Airport land to Redding Radio Controlled Model Aircraft Club, and authorizing the Mayor to sign said Permit on behalf of the City. � The Vote: Unanimous Ayes � � 274 RESOLUTION - State Division of Highways Gas Tax. Funds : � MOTION: Made by Councilman D:ohe.rty, .seconded by. Councilman Chatfield that Resolution No. 3778 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council of the City of Redding approving a cooperation agreement with the State Division of Highways concerning expenditure of gas tax and matching funds on State Higizways within the C,ity and authorizing the execution of eaid agreement by �� the Mayor. , � Voting was as' follows: Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Doherty, and Moty Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - Denny and Fulton � ' Resolution No. 3778 on file in the office of the City Clerk. BUCKEYE COUNTY VVAT,ER DIST:RICT City Attorney Murphy repor.ted .that it is his understanding that, although the Board of Directors of the Buckeye County Water District rejected the proposed take-.over of the.Buckeye County Water District by the City of , Redding, they have referred the -4greement to their Attorney, Jerrald Pickering, for his opiniori. Mr. Murphy:�said it is Mr. Wood's hope that, in view of the fact the Agreement will undoubtedly come before the Board `I�I� of Directors after Mr. Pickering has reviewed it, Council give considera- � tion and formal approval of the Agreement so that one of the three entities will have giv.en formal approval. The Board of Supervisors have indicated they will not consider the Agreement until they officially receive it from City Council. Mayor Moty saicl a statement appeared in the Record Searchlight to the effect that he. (the Mayor) had said. Redding wasn't interested in arinexing the north end of the Buckeye County Water�District as it wasn't financially feasible to annex it. Mayor Moty said he does not recall ever making such a statement; that he doesn't think the subject has ever come before Council. MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded,by Councilman Doherty approving the Joint Exercise of Powers Agreement, City of Redding and Buckeye County Water District and County of Shasta, subject to the condition that on Page 6, the blank space be filled in "an amount not greater than the present bonded indebtedness of the Buckeye County Water District", and � that this information be transmitted to th'e Buckeye County Water District Board of Directors and the Shasta County Board of Supervisors. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes Mayor Moty commented that approval by Council, the Buckeye County Board of Directors, and the Board of Supervisors only puts the matter before the people .of the Buckeye County Water District, and it is the people of Buckeye who will accept or reject the proposal at th,e ballot box. ORDINANCE - re fire prevention Councilman Chatfield offered Ordinance No. 885 for first reading, an p�i Ordinance of the City Council of the City of Redding amending the Redding �;� � City Code, 1959, as amended, by adding Division 2A consisting of Sections ( 13-80. 1, 13-80:2 abd 13-80. 3, pe rtaining to fi re prevention. ORDINANCE - re storage of tank trucks and trailers Councilman Chatfield, offered .Ordinance No. 886 for first reading, an �� ordinance of the City Gouncil of the .City of Redding amending Article III, �,�� Chapte r 13 of the Redding City Code, 1959, as amended, by repealing � Section 13-107 pe rtaining to storage of tank trucks and traile rs when not in use. 275 ORDINANCE - re fire department Councilman Chatfield offered Ordinance,No. 887 f,or first �reading, an,._ , ordinance ,of the City Council of the City..of Reddin.g amending Article �I,,, �O`j Chapte r; I2 of the Redding .City Code; 1959,, as;amended,-. by ,repealing / ��/ Section 12.-.I; and' substituting.a new Section'.,12-.1°,: pertainin,g,.to;the Fire Department. , . ORDINANCE - re fire department , , . , Councilman Chatfield offered Ordinance No. 888 for first readi�ng, an � U 1 ordinanc,e,of the City. Council:of, the City of Red'ding amending Article I, � 7�% Chapte r 12 of the Redding City Code, .1959, as amended, -by, repealing Section 12-2 and substituting a new Section 12-2, pertaining to the Fire Depa rtment. �, , ,.. � . ". .. .. . ' ._ . ORDINANCE - re,fi re depa rtment , , _ Councilman Chatfield offered Ordinance No. 889 for first reading, an 3v 5 ordinance of the City Council of the City of Redding amending Article I, � 7 y Chapter 12 of the Redding Gity. Code, 1959, ;as amended, by repealing � Section 12-3, pertaining to Board of Fire Commissioners. ORDINANCE - re fire department Councilman Chatfield,offered ,Ordinance No. 890�for first reading,:;an �v � ordinance of the City Council of the City of Redding amending Article I, � Chapter 12 of the Redding City Code, 1959, as amended, by adding � �� Section 12-3, pertaining to disposition of fees. , ORDINANCE, - re fi_re depa rtment _ Councilman Chatfield offered Ordinance No. 891 for first reading, an ordinance of the City Council of the City of Redding amending Article I, �U y Chapter 12 of the Redding ;City;Code; 1959, as amended by repealing / �� Section 12-4, pertaining to the duties of the Board of Fire Commissioners. ORDINANCE - re fi re depa rtment Councilman Chatfield offered Ordinance No. 892 for first reading, an ,�U � ordinance of�the City Council of the.City of Redding amending Article I, / `�L� Chapter 12 of the Redding City Code, 1959, as amended, by adding - Section 12-4, pertaining to duties of the Fire Chief. ORDINANCE - re business licenses Councilman Chatfield offered Ordinance No. 893 for first reading, an ordinance of the City Council of the City of�Redding amending Article II, Chapter 17 of the Redding City Code, 1959, as amended, by repealing Section 17-31 and substituting therefor a new Section 17-31 pertaining to business licenses. ORDINANCE - re business licenses � u � Councilman Chatfield offered Ordinance No. 89� for first reading, an y ordinance of the City Council of the City of Redding amending Article I, � � Chapter 17 of the Redding City Code, 1959, as amended, by repealing Section 17-18 and substituting therefor a new Section 17-18, pertaining to temporary licenses and refunds. ORDINANCE - re business licenses Councilman Chatfield offered Ordinance No. 895 for first reading, an ordinance of the City Council of the City of Redding amending Article II, Chapter 17 of the Redding City Code, 1959, as amended, by repealing Section 17-35, pertaining to cosmetology or hairdressing schools. G /O ORDINANCE - re business licenses . - � .- . � � • •- - ��- . . Councilman� CYiatfield offered Ordinarice N-o; 896 �for"first readin�g, an= � � ordi�nance of the City Gouricil of the Gity�of -Reddirig amending Article II,'-�• , . .. . .�� � Chapte r-�1 7 •of-�the Reddirig City� Code, 1959,� a.s�amerided, b'y�repe'aling� / �� Section 17--33 and substitu�ting therefor�a�new Section 17-33, pertaining to licensing of coin-operated v,ending machines. � ROUTINE COMMUNICATIONS � - - � - . . . . ., : ., . ,. . .. _ _ - Comrriunication to Redding- Re.eord Searchl-ight-from 1Vlicrowave ya� Gommunieations,•-Ltd. -re �.Cable TV �• - - � - - % �7 ICCCNC Notice,of ineeting of November 15 in Red Bluff • � �� 3 LAFCO - Notice of Intention of Annexation - Enterprise Public = • - � Utilities Dis`trict Annex No. 30 - � f� � � - ... .. ... , , . .. .. . . . ... � k-� LAFCO - Notice of �Public•Hearing re Buckeye 3�33 LAFCO - Minutes of Meeting of October 13, 1966 Applica�tion for Alcoholic �Beverage License - Wagg'.s Sporting'. l 7 , Goads,� 1548�Market- St�reet,'� -Reddirig. � ` � .... ...: .. . ,:.::.: ,. .. , : ,. . . ADJOURNMENT - � - - � � , � There being no further business, at the hour of 10:50 P. M. , upon the motion of Councilman Doherty, seconded�by Cou'ncilman'Chatfield; �-the - meeting was adjourned �to� 12:30�P. M. , November� 17, 1�966.° .. = � . : . .:•. ; . . . ..: . � .�... : APPROVED::.: � . � , -�: - ` . . .. � . . :' .. .. , a . ,. . . .. _ y •r; . ATTEST.:. Cit Cle�rk. . � . . . .. .... . . , . � . . . ' . . : .,.. . .. .. . . ...... . . . , . . ' -:. . . � . � . , , . ,. , . ' , . , _ �. , ,'