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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - City Council - 1965-03-15 4y City Council, Regular Meeting Police Dept. & Council Chambers � Redding, California • March 15, 1965 The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag was led by Mr. •John Reginato, Manager of Shasta-Casaade Wonderland A ssociation. Lt. Robert Engel of the Salvation Army offered khe invocation. The meeting was called to order by Mayor Moty with the following Councilmen present: Chatfield, Denn}r, Fulton, Hummel, and Moty ,�lso present were City Manager Cowden, Purchasing Director and Assistant City Manager Stewart, City Attorney Murphy, Director of Finance Courtney, Director of Public Works A;rness, Planning Director Keyes, Superintendent � of Par•ks S:mith, and .Assistant Civil Engineer Hastings. The following persons signed the Register: • R: S. & Mable Ballou Paul Allebach John Crotto - Marie Rice Byron and Elizabeth Engle John Reginato A. J. Mansfield � Ann Hunt � � Hazel Millen A.PPROVAL OF MINUTES � MOTION: Made by Councilman Denny, sec•onded by Gouncilman Chatfield that the minutes of the regular meeting of March lst be approved as mailed to each of th'e Councilmen. The Vote; Unanimous Ayes. COMMUIVICA TIONS � � Local Agency Formation Commission Local Agency Formation Commission advises that public hearing ��S'.J scheduled for March� 10 on proposed Davis Annexation to Bella Vista �-' Water District has been postponed to April 14. � � Shasta Historical Society � Mr. R. S. Ballou of Igo appeared before Council on behalf of the Shasta Historical Society and requested once again that Council consider making the Carnegie Library building available for a museum in which the Shasta Historical Socie.ty can place its artifacts and a.lso meet. With Council's approval, Mr. Ballou said the Society could contact the National Trust � � for Historic Preservations,• 815 17th�Street, N. W. , Washington, D. C. �U � re financial assistance or guidance on restoring.the Carnegie Library building. Mr, Ba11ou stated the Historical Society.would undertake � • restoration of the building at no cost to the City in exchange for a long term lease at a nominal sum. � Mayor Moty appointed Counci,lmen Fulton and Denny, and City Manager Cowden to serve as a committee to keep in touch on this proposal and to explore the various alternatives that the City might pursue re the Carnegie building and site. � � Members of Council agr.eed that it would b� in order for Mr. Ballou to � contact the National Trust for Historic Preservations but :set a time limit of August lst. It is felt that if no decision is reached to utilize the building by the time the 1500 California block demolition.is scheduled, the Carnegie building should be demolished at the same time. 50 PUBLIC HE�RING - RZ-8-65 - Beutke A;nnex. Councilman Chatfield abstained from discussion and voting on this item. , The hour of 7:30 P. M. having arrived, Mayor Moty opened the public � hearing on Rezoning Application RZ-8-65, Beutke Annex. The following documents are on file in the office of the City Clerk: ,_ �iffidavit of Publication - Notice of Public Hearing Affidavit of Mailing - Notice of Public Hearing Planning Commission Recommendation dated March 15, 1965_ The City Clerk advised there were no written protests. Mr. _Alvin Cibula, Attorney at Law, submitted a letter of protest on behalf of his clients, _ Redding Panorama Heights, Inc. , .anc�F. O. Beutke. Said letter contained the recommendation that - (1) The property consisting of approximately 18. 20 acres in Application RZ-14-63 be excluded from , the rezoning being considered under RZ-8-65, and (2) tiha� consideration � � �/ of rezoning application RZ-8-65 be deferred for 90 days, by which time a Master Plan will be completed by the developers of the property. Mr. Cibula explained that the property of his clients had been zoned in January 1964 to its present classifications and his clients had proceeded accordingly with the development of their property. Mr, Cibula further stated thaf if the proposed rezoning is adopted, his clients will suffer con- siderable financial hardship. Planning Director Keyes brought out the fact that the,R-3-15 classification had not been established when the area was zoned in January,1964 and the Commission feels the terrain of the area now classified as R-3 would be more suitably classified as R-3-15. MOTION: Made by Councilman Denny, seconded by Councilman Hummel that the p�.zblic hearing be continued to A,pril 5th at 7:30 P. M. Voting was as follows: �1yes: Councilmen - Denny, Fulton, Hummel, and Moty Noes: Coancilmen - None �bsent; Councilmen - None .�bstained: Councilmen - Chatfield � Councilman,Denny stated that he would be unable to attend the regular Council Meeting on .�f.,pril 5th but wished to go on recprd as supporting . . the position that had been stated by Mr,, Cibula on this matter. Mr. Denny • wa� a member of_the.Planning Commission at the time of the original zoning of the 18. 20 acres as R-3 and he feels there iS a prin�iple involved which should_be of great conce.rn to the Council and,the Commission; i. e. , the stability and durability of zoning o.nce-it is made. Mr. Denny feels that zoning made in 1963 should :not b� changed in 1965 if nothing has changed but the zoning philosophy of the Commission. Mr. Denny b�lieves this poses a threat to the.economy of .our City since it will tend to destroy confidence in our actions and decisions,. Mr. Denny also ,restated his objections to R-1 zonina as a holding zone. , Planni�g Director Keyes sta,ted the Commission has given some thought to studying all R-.3 District�,;� with the thought of changing _them to R-3-15. COMMUlVICA-TIONS (Continued) Division of Highways d� communication was received from the Division of Highways which showed ;; �� , the apportionment of fun�s to Cities and Counties under Section 186. 1 of the , ,.� �%` � Streets and Highways Code, February, 1965. Redding's apportionment, month of February, $4, 753. 88. Redding annual apportionment to date, $38, 885. 87. ' 51 Senior Citizena of Shasta Coanty, Inc_ - Lease MOTION: Made by Coancilman HummeT, seconded by Councilman Chatfield that a new lease be granted to the Senior Citizens of Shasta.County, Inc. � for the premises at 830 Parkview A'veriue for the p.erio3 April 18; -.1965 to r i� April 17; 1966, and the City Attorney'.be directed. to prepare the necessary document. The Votet � Uri�.nimous Ayes. � • Departrnent of Water Resources - re Wells, The Department of Water Resources annoances meetings scheduled on 7 ? �� recommended minimum well construction and sealing stan�lards for .�'-�, protection of ground water quality. Redding meeting scheduled for 9 �.. M. , April 7th in the Council Chambers. Citizens Committee for Balanced Legislative_Representation The communication from this Committee 'reqixe-sted the supp.o`rt :of::Gou�ncil � 7 .� re legislative apportionment. Council tabled the matter for further study. • A„J. Mansfield - Lease 1500 Block, California Street , I�Ir. �lvin Cibula appeared ,on behalf of Mr. Marisfield,and advised Council that I�/Ir. Mansfield has expended considerab'le money on roof repairs at ` 1519 California Street (building owned by City and .leased by Mr. Mansfield). Mr, Mansfield therefore xequests a reduction in rent to $35. 00 per_month ,, �,� for the remaining time he will be a1,Io��ed to occupy the building. "'' Mayor Moty referred the matter to the City Manager, City Attorney, and Director of Finance for report and recommendation at the next regular Council meeting on April 5th. ' , ' W. L. Wingate - L,a1�e Blvd. . . , Mr. Wingate's letter received March 2nd re property on Lake Blvd, is being referred to the Director of Public Works so that if Lake Blvd, is -��C� widened or new grades are set, consideration can be given to Mr. Wingate�s problem at that time. � ' ' Red Cross Report Robert Jordan presented to Council a brie.f cqmpilation of flood damage in the 5 northern counties of California that were assisted by the Red Cross in December 1964 an� Jarivary 1965. Mr. John Reginato stated � l,`; it would be appreciated if Council would endorse in principle the 1965 Red Cross Fund Drive, urging.the support of �he people of Shasta County in the campaign for $20, 000. . Mayor Moty aske� Councilman Hummel the status of the United Fund Group, stating it was his <belief that all' fund drive s should-be �u�nder one United �Fund Drive. Cou'ncilman Hummel advised that the-Unite� Fund hoped�to get�underway this coming�fall; ho�;uever, such a drive � would be for the year 1966 and this Red Cross Drive is for the year � 1965. � � MOTION: Made by Councilman Cliatfield, secanded by Councilrnan Hummel that the City Attorney be directed to prepare a resolution endorsing the Red Cross Fund Drive for 1965. , The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. Civic' �l.uditorium-Con�ention Comm'ittee �- Redding C of. C �� Mayor Moty appointed Councilmen Chatfield and.Hummel to serve on the �=' �� Civic .�uditorium-Convention Committee'�es'tablished by' the. Greater Redding Chamber of Commerce. � Remor - East Redding Industrial Park �. :Gounc•ilma�n::Clia'tfield�ab.stai:ned,fromrdis:'e,uss.io:n�.ari:d�:�.vo;bing,�.on :thi�s:�item. . Jack Pine, representing the firm of .Remor, developers: of East Redding ���/�� Industrial Park, requested an informal expression of Council re Remor plan for interim financing of improvements until they are accepted by the city, after which an assessment district will be formed. 52 MM'(�'TION: Made by Councilman Denny; seconded� by �Councilman Hummel . �tliat if the developers s.ubsequently desire to proceed with an acquisition � �� ty,;pe assess:ment,di�strict; �provide.d -th�e improvements �we-re constructed in accordance with�specifications and� de.sign approved by the City, and 100°jo of the property owner.s of the area petitioned for the formation of the assessment district, there appears to be no reason why the City would not cooperate in the formation of such an assessment district. Voting was as follows; , , � „ - ., .� r, ,. A.yes: • Councilmen:•=� Denny;. Fulton, Hummel, and Moty Noes; Councilmen - None _ : Ab:sent: Councilmen - None . � , . . . , , , . : �. Abstained; Councilmen - Chatfield , ,. . � - -r. . . , . . � � . . , ; . �:PPROVA.�I:;`OF CLAIMS>A.ND PA.YROLL :-�. ;. . MOTION: Made by Councilman.Hummel, seconded by Councilman Chatfield that Accounts Payable Register No. 18, warrant nos. 2354 to 2474, inclusive, in the amount of $187, 303. 10 be approved and paid; that Payroll Register No. 18, �warrant nos. �22838�to 23067, inclusive, in the a,mount of $52; 945. 88, /��,� salaries, Febrizary 21, 1965 through March.�6, . 19b5, be approved. Total • $240, 248. 98 . Vo:irig was• a�s follows: . �yes: � Councilmen - Chatfield, Denny, Fu'lton•, . Hummel, and Moty No��s: Councilmen - None �bsent': ' Gouncilmen = None , _ , .. � , . . . . . , TRE�SURER'S REPORT . _. Councilman Hummel, Finance Committee, submitted report showing Total ��� Treasurer's Accountability for the month ending February 28, 1965 to be �' ' I $2, 252, 320. 97. . . . . . � GLA.IMS FOR DAMA.GES - lst hearing , , � . , � . , ,. , . , � . . . ,, . �.. - , .. , Claim.s, for Damages were submitted on Marc�= 11; .,1.965 by Joseph H. -Redmon, -Attorney at Law, for the following persons; (Parkview Ditch) �� Mrs. L. G. Anderson f �� � Ken Bailey � ' � � , • ,. , Victor .and Ruby�Robinso�.z - , . . . . , Leo and Irene McCoy , ' � �" � � ���M°r. and Mrs:� Wrri.� B�ranscom� . „ :. � . ., Ethel Eaton . , . ,,.r -. , . - „ • Beverly Green , • . . . . . . .. . . :�� . �._... � . - ... . _ -. . .. , . MOTTON: �Made'�by=Councilman Hummel, : secanded by;_Counc.ilman =CHatfie'ld� that Glaims�:for Damages.fil•ed ;by.Jose.p'z�H. ;Redmon for, `th'e� aforementioned persons be referred to the City Attorney and the City Insurance Carrier, and the City Clerk b�� instructed to reset the Claims on the A.genda for April 19, 1965. The Vote: Unanimous�Ayes. CI..�.IMS�F'OR DA'.MA-GES =��2nd.hearing.: , . , , • . . • � � S. B. arid�Thora J. �Milisich MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Councilman �„�"� Hummel�that Claim for -Damage.s filed by S.. B.. .and.Thora J. Milisich on 2/5/-65 be denied and City Insurance Carrier be advised of Council action. The Vote: Unanimous A.ye s . . ,, , ,„ ,, .. Mrs. Winifred G. Barry MOTION: Made by Councilman Fulton, seconded by Councilman Denny �,-1i � that Claiin'for Damages filed by Mrs: Winifred G. Barry on 2/I1/65 ! 'V/ be denied and City Insurance Carrier be advised of Council action. The Vote; Unanimous Ayes. _ �3 SETTLEMENT OF CLAIMS City A.ttorne'y Mu�r,piz�y rep�rted �notice,has b�en r.ec�ived ,from Carl A. .Williams _ & So.�s, ;;Inc. tha,t the R. A. Thomas, an�, Naomi.�Trox.ler ,Clatms� have been i v� settled in �the am.oants.of $5fl and„$100. respPctively._,�; � . , , . . _ �.- . • . - ., , i.. .... _ ... .. . , . ' . ._ REDDING YOUTH BASEBALL, INC. City Attorney Murphy presented his report on the•legality of the City of Redding cont�ributi.ng: money to;;Redding Youth Baseball, Inc. The.,prevailing legal opinion at the present time appears to be negative ac,cording: to the findings of the City Attorney. However, the,fCity:can construct and provide facilities which Redd:ing Youth Baseball can use for their program and�can `� �'( employ recreational personnel -- umpires to umpi�re thei•r. baseball games ,� ('�; and.othe.r organized sports activities which are carried on as part of a community recreational program. , ,. . , � . r _ . .. . . _ . �. . . _. . . RESOLUTION�- �Transfer�of�,Funds , - � �_ . � - . . _ . , .... . � . . .. .!I t- F�_ I .. . . - City ,�ttorney Murphy submitted this resolution to .Coancil which provides�for the employment:.of�paxt-tixne c-ity personnel to work as umpires for baseball games in the,.pablic parks. , . .. . . � .. . y : , . . , � � � Councilr•nan,Denn questioned whether this wasn�t subsidizing a private group � � � Y . . because the baseball games are sponsored by the Redding Youth Baseball,� Inc. Mr. Murphy stated that the resolution provides "for the employment of part tirne City.personnel.to.work as umpires at baseball gaxnes in the public parks sponsored by Redding Youth Baseball, Inc. , or other agencies, " He likened the umpires to the tennis instructors, swimming instr.uctor,s,, et al,. hired by the City of Redding. � . � MOTION: Made by C.ouncilman Hummel, seconded by Councilman Chatfield that Resolution No. 3401 be appr�ved, a resolution of the City Council of the City of Redd.ing authorizing the transfer oi certain funds to provide for the� �employment of part time.city p�rso�nel to,work.as umpires,for paseball� games in the public p�.rks. . , , . Voting was as follo�avs: - Ayes: Coancilmen - Chatfield, Denny, Fulton, Hu.mmel, and Moty No��s; Councilmen - None � Absent;. Councxlmen - None „ , ; , . • � � Resolution No. 3401 orr file in the office of the City Clerk RESOLUTION - Transfer of Funds MOTION: Made by Coancilman Hummel, - sec�onded.by Councilman Chatfield that Resolution No. 3402 be approved;�a res"olutio:�' of the City Coancil of y� l the City of Redding authorizing the transfer of certain funds to provide for �ji�j construction of lighting facili�ties.at .baseball field in Caldwell Memorial Park , . �. r and South"Redding City •Park . . •,,; ..: _ .. , . . ,_ Voting was as follows: �ye s`:' ' " Counci�lmen- - Gh�.tfield,. Denny,; F.ulton, Hummel, and Moty Noe s': : Councilmen `-'� None. - _ . �,bsent: Coancilme� - None � � � � � , , Resolution No. 3402 on £ile in the office of the City Clerk ORDIN.�NCE - Rezoning , � - Couricilman"Fulton�offered,for,fir.st;r,e;ading Ordinance No. 789, an ordinance of the City Council of the City, of.Redding, amending Section 30-3 of the ;�� Redding City Co3e, 1959, as axnended, -relating to the r,ezoning of certain rea� property in the City of Redding - RZ-4-65 ORDINI�,NCE - Reza_zing � , � . . Councilman �hatfield o`fered for.first .readtno ,Ord_tnance No. 79�, an ordin�.nce o` the City Council of the,. City of Reddin� amending Section 30-3 of the Redding %'/�'� City Code, 1959, as amended, �xel�:ting .to, the rezo:?ing of certain real property . in the City �f Redding - RZ-5-65 54 ORDIN�NCE - Re z oning � � Councilman`Hurrimel� offered for fir�st-readirig Ordiriance��No: "791, an ordinance of the City Couricil ofth�e-Ci�ty of Reddingamending Section�30-3 •o£•the .Redding /�/�� City Code, 1959, as amended; ' relating'�to -tlie rezoni:ng'of certain,real�property in the .City of Redding.:-,RZ-9-65 , _ _ „ . , , S�1VIT.�RY SEWER DISTRICT � " �� � � � � ' � Councilrriari Chatfield�p're•sente3, �for i�nformation only, a report dated March 5, � 1965 on the intents and purposea of�the propo"sed Sanita=r;y Sewer-District, pre- '`�" �,� pared by�himself`an�� City Manager C�owd'e'ri. � . �� - ` � . .� REDDING REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY�= - ��� ' ` � � � ' ' � Councilman Hummel submitted a report dated March 15, 1965, prepared by himself and Councilman Fulton concerning the future of'the�Redding Redev�lop- ment Agency. It was their joint recommen�ation that the operation of the Agency be continued and that appointments to vacant offices•in the Agency be made .in the near future. Councilman Hummel also suggested that the Redevelopment �,gency meet oxil`y once'a month rat'her than twiee rnonthl�y as has been the prac- tice, and reque sted that this be made part of the r•ecornmenda.tion. .,. . . -, City Attorney Murphy will�investigate whether the pxogram requires meeting � more often tlian once a month and will report to Council:at next me.eting. , � Council is in agreement with the report and recommen�ations re this Agency. . . � . . . _ . . . A PPLIC:�TION FOR LICENSE FOR CA RD- ROOlVI ' = -�� � If�'was the recommendation of the Chief of Police an��City Manager. that Council approve Rodney Curl's applicatio_z for license to operate a card room in the 1700 block on Placer Street in their joint report dated March _9. City �ttorney Murphy brought out that if the establishment is within 300 feet of any residence it would b� necessary�for�Mr. -Gurl=to obta:in�a U:se Pe,rmit ,� � � from the Planning Co:nmission in addition to Cou�cil''s approval. . • . . . , , MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconde�l by Councilman Denny that Council approve Ro3ney Curl's application £or a license to operate a � card room on Placer Street subject to the issuance of a Use Permit by the Planning Commission if such permit is found to be necessary. The Vote: Unanimous �yes. ' �' ' - • " - ' ' � ' ' � ' „ ,. .. . � . ._ -,� . PL�NN�:NG COMIVIISSION RECOMMEIV_DATTONS' ' � � � � � - : , Rezoning , . .. . . . . . . ..,,, .. .: . • . . :. : : -,.� F'lanning D'irector I�eye�s subrriitted`the' re�corrimendation of-the:Planning Commission on Rezoning Application RZ-IO=64 arid RZ-.1;0-64:.,(Amended) l� � MOTION: Mad"e by Councilman'Chatfield, second�ed by Councilman Fulton that a public hearing be set for 8:00 P.'M: , April 5, 1965; for Rezoning .�1pplication RZ-10-64 and RZ-10-64 (Ameride�l).��' The:Vote; Unanimous .Ayes , Naming of Cypress Avenue, State Hwy: 44 and Lawncre.st Ave.nue The Planning Commission recommends that the name �f Cypress �venue.westerly of the Sacramento River be c'hanged- to West Cy,press �venue and 'that the 'street a�ddressirig' systeriz�for tha.t- se:ction not be � �changed; .�hat the stree�t�now kriown as Sta�te Highway 44 be.tween the =� �' �, Sacraznento River arid Churn �C�eek�b'e "renarried��Ea.st-.Cyp•ress-�yenue and that the present address numbering system remain unehanged. MOTION: Made by Councilman Fulton, seconded by Coancilman Denny the `recomrriend�ations�of the�Plannin'g•Co=nmission a�s_outlined.above b� anprove�l, and the City Attorney be directed to prepare the necessary document. The Vote; Unanimous Ayes: � �- �. . � - �� Z oning Text Change s - Z T-I-6 5 Planning'Director�Keyes�:presented the Planning� Gornrnission Recommendations re Zoning-�Text��Changes,�ZT:-�I<65; 'off-street;.,parking arid r•niscellaneous jU'J zoning requir-.ement"s.: � _. . � �. � : .� ; - -- : _. : � :� . . , . , _ . _. �:i. . _ . . _ . . r ... _ _ . - . - . . 1VIOTION: Made.by C,ouncilman Chatfield, seconded by Councilman Hummel that a public hearing be set for 7:30 P. M.�,• Apxi�l�-19, 1965 on Zoning Text Chang.e:s ,Z T_-1':6'5: .. . � . . . ;. :' . . ,. . . . _ _ . .. 1 ' .... .. ' . .i r ' . . . .. . . .. . - � � ,. • ', .. . ... � � . . ' Z oning'Text Ch�ange. - Z T.-3-•6 5 -. , : . . .. _ ' � .� � Planning Director Keyes submitted Planning Gommission recommendation on ��oning text change ZT-3-6� r-.e:�swimming_pools-, �which place s :provisions �'C re swimming pool construction now within the zoning regulations elsewhere � " � =in the Code. This �recommendation was- submitted for information only at thi s time. . . . � ,. �. _ � � '_ . . ;� ; . , .. , , � . . _ _ . _ .. .. . .. .. . ..: . .:.. ..._ , , TR�FFIC �ND P.�R�KING COMMISSION RECOMMENDA TIONS In the absence of Traffic Engineer Freeman and Commissioner Miller, Councilman Denny presented-the followi�ng ;Traf�fic. and Parking Cornmission;rec,ommendations; � , : .. . , , . . ; _ : .._ . _ . _ . _ � _ �; • _ 'Pedestrian Sigrials = Market and Sacramento. Streets • It was 'recommended��that Walk=Don'�t Walk�pedestrian,signals be in- stalled at Market and S:a.cramento Streets at an approximate cost of $1, 900, of whic'_n $950 will be borne by the State Division of Highways. Anticipated construction in this area will_ve,ry shortly produce a .con- � siderable increase in pedestrian traffic, according to the Commission, �� � � and they feel this is the proper time to ask for t�he signals to be con- structed since the State Division of Highways.will participate in the � � construction: Councilman Ful�ton raised-the question re the advisability of installing the same type signals at Market and South Streets; however it�was 'poirited out �that" pedestrian�traffic at that corner didn°t warrant � '• such�a signal.: . �. . . � .. � , Director of Finance Coartney advised there is money in the unappra- priated reserve fund ;for this installation but it will re�u�re a resolu- tion for transfer�`of fu.n��3s: " MOTION: Made by Coancilman Denny, �se:conded by _Co�ancilman Hummel that the reca�`nmendal�ion��of=the�.Traffic;and •Parking Co:�-nmission:be approved re installation of Walk-Don't Walk aedestrian signals at Market and S�.cramen�o �tre�ts �.s o,itlin�.d ab��1e, and that the City Attorney be directed to prepare the necessary docuinent's. ' The •Vote:- Unanimous Ayes. Stop Control Installation - Lincoln at East Street ' MOTION: Made by Councilman Denny, seconded by Councilman �hatfield that the recommendation of the Traffic and Parking Commis,sion be appr�ved re removal of existing Yield sign located on Lincoln at East ��� Street and a stop con�trol� be installed, arid the City '�ttorney be• directed � � to prepare�tli'e nee'essary�docuxnent.� The� Vote: Unanimous:.Ayes. Parking Regulation - East and Placer Streets It was rzcommended that parking.:be.prohibited at al•1 ,times along .East � Street for �a di�stanee of 50� feet nor.th and south of its intersection with //.� Placer Street which would improve the- sigh.t factor,a-t:this intersection � ' and is consid'e'r'ed an important safety.factor. _ MOTION: Made by Councilman Denny, seconde3 by Councilman Fulton " that the �recommendation�of the =.Traffic•and Par•king Commiasion be ' approv�d re prohibiting -parking_along East 5treet at its intersection with Placer Street as outline�l above, and.the City Attorney be directed to prepare the necessary document. The Vote: Unani.mous Ayes. _ ..._... . ,. . �, . . .. . � . . .. �` . , : ; 56 Parking Regulation - Eureka Way and Magnolia Avenue , . In its report dated March 9; the Tr.affic and� P,arking:.Commission - � stated they liad b'een"advised by th.e Division.of Highways that a, more complete study �would have to be made of this inter:section before a decision ��oald b� reached re installing actuated stop signals. The Division of Highways has provided an interim passenger refuge islan� � on�Eizreka Way�betweeri Magnolia A:venue and�:O.range.Street to,b� used ��� until such a study can be made. The Commission rzco:`nmends that b�cause �f this passenger r�fuge island, parking be pro�zibited for a d:istance of 250 feet in -�. westerly direction 'on th�e�,soath side��f_Eureka Way commencing at the prolongation.of.the. curb at the southwest corner of Magnolia Aveniie 'and`Eu:reka-Way.. � ._ . ' � . � � � Mayor IVloty 'said"he _did'.no�.believe the Council was �100% behind the installation of a signal at that intersection. Councilman Chatfield an3 Mayor Moty both stated they feel the distance of 250 feet proposed by the Commi'ssion. fo"r no'p,arking�on Eureka Way is ex,cessive. . � . .. . _ . , . . �. _. . . , r . . � 1vIOTIO'N: Made'by:Councilman F.ulton,- ,seconded by.Councilman.Chatfield that this matter be referred back to the Traffic and Parking Commission with the recommendation that the: distance .on Eureka Way where no parking wilT be allo��ved be changed to. 1'00 feet from.the. prop.o,sed ,250 feet. The Vote; Unanimous _Aye_s. . . . , . � . . . , $400 'Appropi`iati'on -:Salaries . . . .. ,. . It was recommended that an�amount of�,$:400� be� anprop-r-iated for.part- �/ � time help to .assis� Traffic Engineer Freeman; further, that this money � be placed iri�a fun�`at the dir`ect disposal of the Traffic Engineer and the Traffic and Parking Commission.�fo,r,the judicial.use it deems necessary. � Council concurred that monies for paxt-time help for the Traffic Engineer should come from the b,adget of the Department of Public �Works and that this matter should be handled at staff level. Commendation � _ -- _ .._ _ � . . - .� � The Traffic an�d Parking Commission wishes to go on record as being most favorably impressed by recent accounts in the local newspaper !� �: � with respect to publicizing yarious safety control measures•, and�,feels that Mr. Willard Lawson did`�an.excellent �job,in bringing this to�public � attention. � � '- , . ._ . � REDDING`1VIUNICIPA I�, A.I�PORT • - � , � . - . - � t - � , .. The recommendation of the Airports Commission re future operation and financing of Redding Mun�icipa�l Airp'ort� was clefer.red until April 5th Council i� � meeting at the r'equest of Mr, Jose.ph �Pattorn,� Chairma•n ,of..A.irports Gommission, who was ill. - ' , � ; _ � .. � . . . . , . . . � ,, _ ,:� . ��� SEWER <�SSESSMENT DISTRIC.T -. Angelus Subdivision „ _ ; Petitions'.for' formation of,an Angelu.s Subdivision Sewer Assessment, District were filed, signed by owners of 27 parcels. Public Works Director Arness .submitted a map_ showing the location of the <&�ngelus Subdivision and a report re.the trunk line extension,needed for. this assessment `dist'rict. 'The total• estima�ted cost for this project•is $42, 500, of which $20, 000 would be •the' trunk:l_ine'extension fo.r which mon:�y is avail- � �� ��I able. . 1-f" - � . �,_...,.�c,,-. � . .. • .. , , . ,- The Department of Public Works rzquests..,Council authorization to proceed with this project-and to retain special counsel to prepare necessary documents for formation of assessment district.. MOTION: Made by Councilman Hummel, seconded �by�Councilmari Chatfield that the Department of Public Works be authorized to proceed with the Angelus Subdivision Sewer Assessment District and to retain counsel to prepare necessary documents for formation of said assessment district. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. 57 �AWARD OF BID - Inspection of Sanitary Sewer Lines . . _ Counci�lmari �C•ha•tfield�abstained�•from�'dis�eu's-siori and�`voting��on thiis item: � ,. . . . "�!srr! i r�' • " . . � ,.- _� . _�.. .., . . . � ' , ' . . ` . . Pu�blic�'Works_Dire�cto�� A,rness �presented the Tabulati'on and�Recommendation. of Bid for Inspection of Sanitary Sewer Lines, City of Redding, Bid S'chedule No. 324, which stated that it was the recommen�ation of the Department of . Public�W'orks and' of Clair ;A: Hill &� Assoc'iates. that the contract:for this work be awarded to the low bidder, Hayward Baker: MOTION: Made by Councilman Denny, seconded by Councilman Hummel �!� � that the re commendation of.Public �Works' Di're'ctor A rne s s be acc.epted and that Bid Schedule No. 324 be awarded to Hayward Baker, P. O. Box 86 Menlo Park on their low bid of $5, 465. 50, tax inclu.d-ed�. , .� �. . . , .. . ........ . . .. . ._. Votin�g was as`follows;" ` . • -- . � " �ye.s: � � � � C�ouncilmen - Denny, Fulton; Hu:mmel; and Moty ' . No�s: - _ � . �Coan�ilmen�-' 1Vori,e ,. . . � . .. . . .__ Absent: . . .•`"C•ouncilmen �- �None - ,` . . . � ... . . IAbstained: Councilmen - Chatfield . ;3: , ' ... . � .,. , . . , .. ,��: . ... . , ... , , EXTENSION OF SAN FRANCISCO STREET � ' � � � Public Works Director Arness submitted a map showing the proposed extension of San Francisco Street into the Oakmont Subdivision and a report setting forth advantages of such street extensiori: �'It was�po'inted out that'ad'clitional street improvements necessary will amount to approximately $750. Mr. Arness stated the Department feels the extension is justifie'd 'as'it.wilT=p'rovide :b"etter circula- i���-; tion throug•h the-area, sliould�reduce th`e use of Pleasant Street as the only access�to�th=e� subdivisi'on; atnd prouide better�access from the Cottonwood and San Francisco Street area to Manzanita Scnool: Mr, Arness requested Coun�cil to authorize the City Manager and Director of Public Works to negotiate partici- pation by the City in an amount not to exceed $?50 in extending San Francisco Stree�t irito=th�e-Oak�rioi7t Su'bdivi"sion as illustrated• on the map. MOTION: Ma�e �by C'oan�ilman �Chatfield, seconded by Councilman Fulton, that the City Manager and Director of Public Works be authorized to negotiate participation by the City in an amo�ant not to exceed $750 in extending San Franciseo�Street�as 'o�.itlined above. The, Vote: Unanimous Ayes. PROPOSED ORDINA 1�CE � • = �. . - � �� � _ City �ttorney°Murp'hy su'bmitted'a°proposed ordinarice pertaining to zoning; i, e. , repealing Section 30-18 and substituting ther.efor a-new Section 30-18, per- �;��/ taining to General Provisions and Exceptions. Mr. Murp'_zy advise3 that thi_s ordinance is now under considerat�on-at th,e Planning Commission level and:�is being submitted to Coancil at this time for information only. PROPOSED ORDINANCE City Attorney Murphy subinitted a prop�se3�ordinance 'pertaining. toTadding Section 9-19. 1 - construction of swimming pools in "R" Districts - to the �C `� City Code. This ordinance is being sub�nitted •tq 'Council at�this time for information only: '�` ' ' _� - , , RESOLUTIOIV"RE POLTCY ON EXTENSION 'OF WA TER MA�IIVS�� - � MOT— I�N:-�1VI.�:der�y�Go�tncilrnan�-Fulton; •..seconded� by Co�ancilman Denny that Resolution� No�.= 3403: b� approve�y _a resolution of the.City Goancil of the City � � � of Redding establishing certain policies 'in relation to the admiriistration of j�i/ Section 29-14 of the Redding City Code, pertaining to extension of water mains. Voting�was as�follows:- � �� ' •�' �'� ' �-- �-�� ' Ayes': - � �' C'ouneilmen..=.Cha.tfield; Denny,� Ful,ton;..�Hurnrnel, and:Moty No��s: -� • -Councilmen t None;:� •:� : :- � � � �- - • Absent; Councilmen - No.�e _. � . - . �� � - Resolution No. 3404 on file in the �office of the City Clerk.� : . . � . _ . , .. . .� . 58 RESOLUTION OPPOSING A. B�. 54 - _ . , . . MOTION:-� Made ;by �Courici1lman Humme�l; seconded-by Councilman Fulton that Resolution No. 3404 be approved, a resolution of the City Co�ancil of the City. of-Redding�•in'�oppositio:� to A�ssembly Bill No: -:54 pertaining�to nomination papers �of carid:idates for p-a.blic'� office� � - - Voting was:a�s follows: ?.- . ��. �� --- -- - - - - � �v �yes: Co�.�ncilmen - Ghatfield, Denny, Fulton, Hummel, and Mo�y . . . Noes; Co�zncilmen - No:�e �, � :_ ' . . _ labsent: Councilmen - None . . , . � , . ,.. .� . .. . _ . . , . � _ Resolution•No.� 3404, on� file in the o:ffice �f the: City Clerk_ , RESOLUTION OPPOSING A:B: 4��3 . � . MOTION: Made by Coun�,ilman Fulton, seconded by Councilman Denny that Resolution No. 3405 be approved, a r�s�lution of the City Council o� the City of Redding opposino .A s sembly Bill No. 44$ relatin; to State' regulation of ��"��'l; maximum working hours for firemen employed by local public agencies. '�' Voting was as follows: � � ' ' Ayes; Councilmen - Chatfield, Denny, Fulton, Hummel, and Moty Noes: Coancilmen - None � ' ' � � � . _ .. . . . . ... . �bsent;� ' � • Co'�ancilmen = None • - - . , .� ,r: , , . , . . -. . . . . . _ . Resolution No. 3405 on file in tYie office of the City ClerK� RESOLUTION OPPOSING A..B. 9��5 . City ..Attorney'Murp:�y pre'sented 'this resalutio_�, explaining that A. B. 945 .. would�ame'rid `the'B�rown��A.ct to .provide that subcorriinittee 'meatings _of local legislative ba3ies would be. subject to •the.act.- � , , , , Council concurred that the passage of such .a bill would �ae detrimental inasmuch as many subcommittee rnee'tings ar.e called on'tHe spur of the moment.whereby �:� 1 public notice could not be given. Also, there are times when subcommittee me�tings must be .caricelled:at the last moment, due to the pressure of private business of one of the Co�ancilmen involved, MOTION: Made" by Councilman Denny, seconded by Councilman Chatfield that Resolution No. 3406 be approved, a resolution of the City Council of the City of Redding.in opposition to the enactment of A s'Sembly Bill 946, a �Bi�ll to amerid the' Brbwn Act to provide that subcommitte�e �meetings of�local legislative bo3ies would be .subject.to .the:Ac.t:. . Voting�wa�s as follows:: � . . - . . - . � ' ,.. . . l�ye s: ' - Gouncilmen -_Chatfield, ''Denny.,. Fulton, Hi�mmel,, ,and M,oty , Noe s: Councilmen - None. . . 1Absent: Co�ancilmen - None .. . . ... .... Resol'utiori 1Vo.' 3406 'on'file'-in the office of the City. Clerk � RESOLU�TIOIV�OPPOSING'A.-B.�"4;3�2:-`:��•.:, .: � City �ttorney Murphy presented this resolutio:�, explaining that A. B. 432 would require local legislative bodies to p��rmit und��r all circu.rnstances radio and television�•c�vera:gecof' a11�of�thei�r� meetings and hearings. ��He - stated-that'tlie L;eague= of .Califo�rriia�'Gitie-s i s� opposed�to this �b"ill�o_z the-basis that decisions iri'this "area`sl=ioiild� r��ain ve'sted ;in ind:ividual legislative bodies. .,. .. ,..,<.,. ,. ��„ . , . - . . , , �.i��/ . ,. . : :._ .: : . �_. . .. . _ •.: . . .. • , - . - . : . . 'fi MOTION: Made by Councilman Hummel, seconded by Councilman.Fulton . that Res'olutibn of'the`Crty 'Cou:ri'cil of�the City�o�' Redding dpposin•g the enact- ment of Assembly Bill 432, pertaining to radio and televisio�-� cavzrage of a11 meetings of loc�.l legislative bodies be approved. • •� - -- - ' Vo�ing was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen �-` Fulton'and Hummel'.. . ' . Noes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Denny, and Moty Absent: Councilmen - No_ze 59 STA TUS OF .�CQUISITION OF BENTON PROPERTY City ��ttorney Murphy advised that a program number has been assigned to the City of Redding by the Housing�and Home Finance A gency and the City can proceed to close the Benton escrow and that it will probably close late J/ � �� , ... this week. - - - - �� -- SETTLEMENT OF LITIGATION - Shas.ta Gounty vs;�-Stiasta Terrace Co. City Attorney Murphy submitted the following documents p,�r�aining to litigation between Shasta County and Shasta Terrace Co, an�� requested Council to approve said documentis arid� autihor'ize'tlie�lVlayor' to` `sign s'ame: � .; �.:Di'�smissal � ..,.. . � � .. . .. . . . . �; . . - � . .,, ReTe'ase=and Assig-riment � � �' �<` ' ""'" ' � ' � 1 ` �,ssignment of Cause of A ction - , �� J J Mr. Murp'.zy reported $7500 has b'�eri-received'from=tli`e �Continental Insurance C ompany. - ,:. . MQTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Councilman Denny to approve�•the��o�urnents�listed above�re•Shast�.' Coarity'vs. Shasta Terrac,e an�l to authoriz�e the�lVlayor`to`sigri s`aid�"�r��`uments`o:� �a'ehalf' of the� City 'of Redding. The Vo:e: Un�.nimous .Ayes. RENT ADJUSTMENT` = �Carl A: Williams & Sons City Attorney Murp;zy advised Council it would be illegal for the City to grant a retroactive •rent adjustrnent"; as �requested by Garl A. Williams & Sons; �/�� however, it is the recommendation of the City Manager, City Attorney, and Finance Di•reetor tha� Coa-ncil= app.r-ove" a�i��adjustrrient�of'rerit to $150: OO per rnonth commencing Apri1��1,, 1965; 'to `offset�the�loss �f�su�a�teriants' r.ent of $10 0 p��r month. .� � ���, , . -� , � � MOTION: M�ade'�by Co.xncilman Hummel; seconded :hy Coun�ilman �hatfield that the �'rent for prerriises �lo�ated' at'1438 Yuba Street 'and �occupied by •Carl A. Williams & So.ns b� re��aced to $15�� p�r month effective �pril I, 1965. The Vo�e: Un�.nimous Ayes. - " , . .,... , _ ' ,. . . ..r . , . .f , - a .. . , , � ... ... . . , ' . , RESOLUTION'RE 7'R`EVAI`LING "W��GE SCAL'E � � � ' ' - City ,�ttorney Murphy presented a resolutiori setting prevailing wage� scale for employees of contractors co:�tractina work for the City of Reddiing. Mr. Murp;�y ex��ai�n�3 this resolution is require� by State Law. _ , .... .. . . . ... . � �.. ,_, -:. : t., . - � � • i L� MOTION: '1Vla�le'liy' Co�;i.r��;il'mari Denny; s econded :b;r Coancilman Fulton that Resolution No. 3407 be appr�ved, a resolutio�z o� ths City Cou.nczl o� the �City ��` Re��3:'tnb s�i.ting prevailing-'v�vage`-scale fo�� etnp�oy�as �-� c��ztractors ca�ztrac4- ing work _for �h� �ity �� Redd:,n�. Vo�,in� •avas as follows; lAye s: Counci.lmen - .Cha':fie,d; De.z,zy, Fulto�i, Hu�nmei, and :Vlo,y No���: Co�a;.icilmen �- No?:ie• �" .�bsent: Councilme:� -- No�.i:; �. Res�iui.ioti No. 34')7 o�i iile :n �he a7:fice �? t:�n City Cle.rk PERMIT AGREEMENT - Shas:a Roa;�s:`.er�, Inc. _ . . . . 't" . . ' City �,ttor�ley M�arv'riy s:zbmitteci a Per�nit Agreeme.�t between the City oi Re���i.11� �,:1�� i��l�.S+�. Road'�':PI'b� Inc�., g1�.11i.111� f'.h�� �=1=1�3*�.3. R0:3�J+P�TS :��T'"tYllS3:i0�1 to us� +�er�ain ?a�d ,i` th�� Re:�di:ng �vlu�zici_pa'.•. Airport as a "d�-a; strip", sa�.d �;• pe.r:mit to texminate ���� Ju�7e 3�J. 19'�9� . �� � , MOTION: Ma��� by Councilman 13ummel, sec�:�zd��:3 ��y Co�.�:nc�_lma� Cha*fie�d ,;hat Permit Agree::nen� be�ween the City �z` Re3���ina and a:�a,�=`,a Roadsters, Inc. , dated Marcti 15, 1965, and as �u�.lined .�.'�ov� '��� ap:nr�•Je3 and thn ?Vlayo�� a:z�,h��-iz�:3 :o aig� s:zcn p��r�nit for �h,� Lity o? Re3d:�:n;�. Th�� Vo.e; Unan,imous Ayes 60 STUDY S�SSIONS .. . _ , , 3 � . . .. . . � . :�_� .,. -. � � . � May�r,Moty;sche.duled-:,a stud,y�s.es;sion for Mo�1aa;,r; :March-22nd; �7-P.�M. fo:� th� P�...... . .?,. .r�.. ' � � in+7��an�.ta'; im r.o�r.�;ne;�� . .. � uru�� �_ sta�,Y., a.. . . . . p p..'?gra:m. .: �•� . . ;�:� � _ . . ' � .� . �.. t. . � .. . . ' ..i. .. . . , . r..'.. , . . .. . . . " .� . ' . . . ,. ' ROJ`TINE FLE}='�.)�:�T5 �j��1�► CC�rtd�,-tUr�It�'A TIOTv'� . , -,. ;, �pplicatio� for•A,lcoholic,;BevL�.r���� Lice:�s,e:- Albert A. Parka.r 1 /�, . . r 4 . f 1 aua..Ricar�:�.s, 13Z1 -Pla:;er S�:re�:, . . . , - -. ..•.i�. , - , .. , . �;:�.1 ... :. . �. .. . . . . • :r , . ., ' . � . ' . .. ; � Fire, Dep�.rtmex�t..;Rep�-rt,-�Mo�z4h�. �i•Fe�bruar � � / � ' . . Y' . . _ . . � � , .�� Commun�_catioYi `ro�n S�:a*e �,ontroller and tabulation showing �, apportionnzen�, oi tra?1er, e�a�n fe�s fo�� �h�s .1���.riod 7/1/6�� �hrvub?i � � 12/31/64 � � ' _ . , . � . ,- . . � :I,��. ICC.CNC - ,1Vlin�i��s ;���;Me�ting,._�ebruary 1 Z � - �: , ��I�l ICCCNC - No�ice ��` mo_��hly meevin� io ��� ii�id ?vIarcl_7 16 �n Re:3 31uff . . , . . . . .... . �. , . :: � . . � . _� . � - � . � S;'�as:a-..Ca:s:��.:-�e ;Wonder;land�Assn. �:notice ,re.,publicity ;qf.Shasta •an�3- � : .�. � (•� � 'Trin�i,ty Co�anties:in Ma:r.cn •1;9,�:5 �s,s:z� oz Field�� Strza.rn : . ,. : ,. _ ... . ..... : . .... . .: , - - � S;"�as':a-Cascade Wonderland Assn, notice re publicity of Te�ama � , ��" an�� ;�:�as�a t.o�z�zties ;.n Marcn 19��:5 �s5:a��� �?_` Su:�1���. Ma�a�z-,ne � . . . -.,. .. . . _, . . : -. . . . .. _.._. .._. _ � , ,.., . , / _. . , ,.: . . ,. . . : -, , ;. , , . . •_ �7c, .Lea�ue .���:.Ca.l�.forna.a..Citie�; ;Legisla':iv� 3uile�in �da�e3 3!c3;oti;_;,,,; : ,. � , . ... . . ., , � > _ ' ... _ �.. .. ,., . - , . , . . Eco�omic Development Go,���ratio�i=��` S�as.*,a -�o�z»i�y-Min�i�.e�;� ,�� � Serni-A.rinual.Joint IVlev�in�;, . Febr,uary 23�„ 1965, and. Board..,�� .. -, , Directors' Mea�ing, March 8, 19.�5� . , . .Excerpt,frorn.San� 1.7iego,Unio�i �?t�•�spape,r, 3/2;�65 r,e :,lo���� .tiama.ge f'�if �4 a��.lmo�i ,`.i:s;ieries rhat or,��urr.e�3 ,�7i t?z. aa.^.ra;ne��z�.o, ,Kla:na,th an��: . _,. . .. . ...T rin�ty Riv�r s ,_ : . . ., - . � . . . •r. �„ Decision No, �g.�4�4 - Case .re .reqrzire,ne.n� that cer;:a;.n mo.o>� ve�iicles �� �G� ;nus` s:`.o� at railway grade;crossings, .- B-eio��e: �h�� �P,uaJ.ic i7tilitie�- . �:..o7nmis:s;_o,,i...a?- th��. S��.';P;oi; Ca:lXfo��iiia -�.i� , . �� • � .�3 . ; . . _ � ,. {� . ,. ...{� . � _ . . ... � :. Th,�x'� ac:";.Tl� :1t7 �Ux'r�l��I' �;15iTll',o S; 3': �}'1�� :lOt�_r Oi 1`7:3 j .t. M. � 0Y1 i`"ltr ;110��10�1 QZ Councilman �Hummel, se��o�zd��3 i�l Coun��-�lman ,i,hatfie�d; , th� meeting was adj.o�arne:i. . , . . ' . . .. . .� . .. . . , . . :t�. ., . �. • ROVE ., � � . � ,.. . ..-,... 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