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Home My WebLink AboutMinutes - City Council - 1965-05-17 104 �, y Resolution 1Vo, �1'165 of the �City of Elsinore supporting�the ., , %�� ' eriactine�nt>of A:� B:' 12-18 <.: -..: _ . . : . . . � . _ . ,. . . ., �., .: . . . _ .. _ .' •Resolution of the Ci�ty�of��Herrnosa••Be�.ch supporting the � '=7��enactment of�A. B. 1218 � . .• . . .._ : . , 4 �' i There�=b`eing '�rio'furtlier business, at the hoar of 11:05 P:M, on the motion of Coun�il�nan Humme�,� s�conded by Gouncilman Chatfield; the meeting was adjourned. . l� � . . .. .. . '. .� ., ,� . , - A.PPROVED: :�� -� - � . :, . � , _ . . �. A..T'TE5'I':. . . . . : �y r _ .�. . . • . . . -. -�� . . . . • ��iu • • . . �..r•Y • . . .. . .. _. � . . . . . . � ity Cle rk.. _ - . .. . , _. . � � -� - � ' � - City Council; •Regular Meeting - � � � � � P�olice- Dept. & Council Chambers �' "�' � - � �•� � ' ' � � � ' � = Redding,�`CaTifornia ' .,�, ., .,. �.. ,"- �. .May.l-7, i 965= The Pledge of pTlegiance to �the�Flag was`led by Mr,� Ed Ness of the law firm Sturgis, Den-Dulk, Douglass & Anderson � - 'Reverend EiIi's=Martin�,' �'Pastor •of�IDisciples-of Christ Church, offered the invocation: - � - • - ~• The meeting was called to order by Mayor Moty with�•th�e fol-lowing Councilmen present; Chatfield, Denny, Fulton, Hummel, and Moty. �- - . . , � .. . . A.lso present were City Manager Cowderi; Purchasing� Director and A ssistant City Manager Stewart, City Attorney Murphy, Planning Director Keyes, Director of Public Works A. rness, Traffic Engineer Freeman, Airports Manager McCall,�'As-sociate�Civil-Engineer Serrion, and�Sizperin�te'ndent of Parks Smith. ---�' `' COM1vIUNICA.`TIOIVS �� ` ' � � � � ' " � � `Frank'Wilson --'Congratulatory Lette r ''•- �� 'A commuxii'cation.d�ted-Nlay 6'th-was received•�from Frank� Wilson congratulating City-Counci�l, City Manager, and St�.ff for their recent //�(-, ; , ,.. . :_- . . _ , .. . j acti'on rn approvi'ng•the major arterial from Butte Street; down Thames , ```":'!.�''� an�l`W`a`slii'ngt'on Averiue,. :; - � . � . . "'f'+�'�-"`�Mayor'�Moty thank'ed Mr: Wils�on on behalf of the City. Redding "Chamber of Com,vnerce `- Lightin'g of A. CID �Fa11s �- - � Councilman Hummel, who was appointed to work with the Redding Chambe r of Comme'rce ori l�ighfing�of_A CID:FaTTs, ,�r.e:p�o,r�ed� on a letter received from the Chamber regarding this project; in which the Recld'ing �Trade� Glub has ag�r-eed�to•pro�vide-�$3, 000., to co_ver the ,l L� � cost of materials for this project. The Chamber of Commerce re- quest�s=�the' Ci-ty%of�•Re�dding�,to•ab.sor.b �.cos,ts ,of.ins,tallati:on �nd annual - maintenance 'and� op-eration.- -lnstallation.costs are estiinated to be $1, 381. 58 and annual maintenance and operation cost is placed at $860. 00. Mr. Hummel said money is available in the Utility Fund for this purpose. MOTION: Made by Councilman Hummel, seconded by Councilman Denny that Council approve the exp enditure of $1,381. 58 for the in- stallation of lights near the A CID Falls and the annual expen�iture of $860. for maintenance of same. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes i ` APPROVAL OF MINUTES (See minutes of June 14, 1965) MOTION: Made by Councilman Hummel, seconded by Councilman Chatfield that the minutes of the regular meeting of May 3rd be approved as mailed to each of the Councilmen. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes 105 ._ R.EDDTNG HEIGHTS ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NO: 19$5-3 Councilman Fulton abstained from discussion and voting on this item. � . The following documents were submitted by Mr. Edwin Ness, Special � � Bon,3 Counsel of the firm Sturgis, Den-Dulk, Douglass and lAnderson: Petition for the creation of the Reddin� Heights Assessment District Boundary Map Resolution No. 34�0 approvin�a Bo�an�3ar,y Ma.p .. � , MOTION: Made by Councilman Hummel, secanded,by, Councilman Denny that Resolution No. 3440 be adopted, a resolution approving Boundary ;Map, Assessment District No. 1965-3, .Redding Heights, , City of Redding', Shasta County, California Voting was as follows: , � Ayes: � Coanc�ilmen - Chatfield, Denny, Hummel, and Moty No��s: Councilmen - None , �`f-`% Absent; Coancilmen - None � Abstain: Councilmen - Fulton Certificate of Director of Public Works that the petition has been signed by the owners of 64. 24% of the area showri in the proposed assessment district. �z. . . . . . , . ,Re.solution No. 3441 of Preliminary Determination MOTION: Made by� Councilman Den.ny, seconded by Councilman Chatfield that Resolution No. 3441 be aclopted, a resolution of preliminary determination that the public canvenience and necessity � require improvements in A. ssessment District No: .1965-3, Redd:ing Heights, City of Redding, Shasta Coanty, California. , Voting`was as follows;� Ayes: Coancilmen - Chatfield, Denny, Hummel, and Moty No�s: Coancilmen - 1Vone Absent: Coancilmen - None Abstain: Co�ancilmen - Fulton � � � Resolution No. 3442 authorizing Execution of A.greement with 'E S�!�ecial Bond Counsel � MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Councilman Hummel that Resolution No. 34�2 be adopted, a r.esolution appointing Special Bond Co�ansel and authorizing execution of Agreem��nt in Assessm�nt District No. 1965-3, Re3ding Heig:nts, City of Redding, Shasta County, California Voting was as follows: � Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Denny, Humm�el, and Moty No�s: Coancilmen - None . Absent: Co�ancilmen - None � � � � Abstain: Councilmen - Fulton Resolution No. 34�3 directing� Director of Public Works to prepare Plans and S,pec.ificatio:�zs MOTION: Made by Coancilman Chatfield, seconded by Coancilman Humxnel that Resolution No. 3443 be adopted, a resolution directing preparation of Plans and Specifications. in Assessm�ent District No. � ;' 1�96,5'�3,Reclding 'Heights; City of Re3ding, Shasta County, California Vo�ing vvas as follows: • Ayes; Councilmen - Chatfield, Denny, Hummel, and Moty No�s: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - No:ze A.b stain; Coancilmen - Fulton A.11 documents, including Resolutions, on file in the office of the City C1erK 106 ANGELUS SUBDIVISION ASSESSM�ENT DI5TRICT No. 1965-1 The following docum��nts were submitted by Mr. Edwin Ness, Special Bond Counsel of the firm Sturgis, Den-Dulk, Doaglass and Anderson: Petition for the creation of the Angelus Subdivision Assessment District Bo�andary Map Resolution No. 3444 approving Boundary Map MOTION: Made by Councilman Hummel, sec�nded by Councilman Denny that Resolution No. 34�4 be adopted, a resolution approving Bound�.ry Map, Assessment District No. 19b5-1, A.ngelus Sub- division, City �o� Redding, Shasta Coanty, California. Votino was as follows: Ayes: Co��ancilmen - Chatfield, Denny, Fulton, Hummel, an�3 Moty Noe s: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - None Certificate of Director of Public Works that the petition has been signed by the owners of 62. 6% o� the area shown in the proposed assessm��nt district. � Resolution No. 3445 of Przliminary Dete'rmination MOTION: Ma.de by Councilman Denny, secanded by Councilman Hummel tYiat Resolution No. 3445 be adoptecl, a resolution of � , �,, preliminary determination tliat the public co�izvenienc�e and necessity /r '? y require improvements in Assessm��nt District No. ' 1965-1, A.ngelus � Subdivision, City of Reddirig, Shasta Co�anty, California. Votirig was_ as follows: Ayes: Coancilmen -��Chatfield, Denny, Fulton, Hummel, and Moty No��s: Co�ancilmen - None � Absent; Councilmen - None Resolution No. 3446 authorizing Execution of A.greement with Sn�cial Bond Counsel ` � MOTION: Made b.y Counc.ilman Fulton, seconded by Councilman Denny that Resolutiori No. 3446 be adopted,' a resolution �.ppointing � Special Bo.zd Coansel an3 authorizing execution of Agreem��nt in . A. ssessment Dist'rict No. 1965-1, Angelus Subdivision, City of Red:�ing, Shasta County, California. Voting was as follows: � A.yes: Councilmen = Chatfield, Denny, Fulton, Hummel, and Moty No��s: Councilmen - None ` � A.bsent: Coancilmen - None Resolution No. 3447 directing Dir�ctor o:f Public Works to prepare Plans and Specifications MOTION: Made by Co°ancilinan Chatfield, secorided by Co�ancilman Hummel that Resolution No. 3447 be adopted, a resolution directing preparation of Pl'ans� and Specificatio:zs in .Assessment District No. 1965-1, A.ngelus.Subdivision, City of Reddina, Shasta Coanty, California � ` Voting was as follows: � , � A.yes: Councilmen -�Chatfield, Denny; Fulton, Hummel, and Moty Noe s: Councilmen - None __ Absent; Councilm��n - No:�e � ' ' , . : , . A..11 docum��nts, in�luding Resolutions,` on file in the office of the City Clerk 107 A. PPROVAL OF CLAIMS AND PAYROLL MOTION: Made by Councilman Hummel, seconded by Councilman Chatfield that Accounts- Payable Reg'ister No.- 22;� warrant nos. 3103 to 3233, inclu- sive, in tlie am��unt of $I23, 823. 38 be approved and paid; that Payroll Register No. 22, warrant nos. 23766 to 23�99�, in�lusive; in the amo�ant o� $52, 415. 70, salaries, April 18,. 1965 through May 1, 1965 be approved. Total $176, 239. 08. Vo:ing was as follows: ' ` ��L• A..yes: CounciTmen - Chatfield, Denny, Fulton, Hummel, and Moty .. . . .. - Noes: Councilmeri"= None � � " ' ' � " ` � Absent: Councilmen - None ' � � TREA.SURER'S REPORT � � ' Coancilman Hummel, Financz Co:.nmittee, submitted report showing Total /LL� Treasurer's Accountability for the month ending April 30, 19b5 to be � $2, 233, 263. 81. REQUEST TO SEGREGA TE 1915 SPECIA.L A.SSESSMENT - Rolling Hi'11s No. 2 MO.TION: Made by Coancilman Chatfield, secori�ed by Councilman �Fulton that the request of J & K Baker EriterprisAs, In�, be approved with regard to segregating Rolling Hills Sewer Assessment 1Vo. 2 and that a public hearing be set for 7;30 P. M. , June 7, 1965. ' ' ' .� /Z� Voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Denny,� FuTtori, Humme'1; and Mo�y Noes: Councilmen - None � - " " � A.bsent: Councilmen - No:�e CLAIM FOR PERSONAL INJURY - 1 st liearing � Dennis Roaerts, son of Mr, and Mrs. Ja.mes Anders,on ' ' MOTION: Made by Councilman Hummel, sec�n��e3 by Co�ancilman Chatfield that Claim for Personal�Injury filed for Dennis Roaerts on � � i,. 5/13/65 be referred to the City Attorney and"Insurance Carri'er, and the City Clerk be instructed to reset the Claim o:� the Agenda for June 2I, 1965. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes CLA.IM FOR PERSONAL INJURY - 2.nd hearing " � ' John Avila , . . � _ .. _ . , MOTION: Made by Councilman Hu:mmel, �sec5n3ed by Councilnian Fulton that Claim for Pers.onal Injury filed by John A'vila on 4/14/65 � �,L be denied, and City Insurance Carrier be advised of Co�ancil action, The Vote: Unanimoas Payes � SETTLEMENT OF CLfiIMS � � � City A.ttorney Murpny reported notice has been received f'rom the- Shasta- � Cascade Insurance Adjustment Agency that the following Claims have been �. settled in the amounts sho�wn: ` /`1�_-'`� Charles .Adam�o.� - settled in the amourit of $386. 00 James Guthrie - settle�l in the amount of $4g. 56 , ` National Cash Register Co�mpany - settled in the amount of $64. 55 COMPLAINT FILED - Kenneth and Mildred Medearis City A.ttorney Murp'�y advised Council that Kenneth and Mildred Me�earis j,��,, have filed a camplaint against the City oi Redding in Superior Court following denial of a claim for damages. Mr. Murphy' stated the Insurance Carrier nas bpen furnished a c�py o-: the Complaint and no action by Council is required�at this�time. . 108 ORDINANCE NO. 796 - re RZ-11-65 - Eureka Way MOTION:, Made by Councilman �Denny, seconded .by Councilman Fulton that full reading of Ordin�,nce No. 796 be waived and the City A�ttorney be instructed to scan same. The Vote; Unanimous Ayes MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Councilm�n Denny that Ordinance No. 796 be adopted, an ordinance of the City Council of the City of Redding amending Section 30-3 of the Redding City Co3e, 1959, l/J,�� as amended, relating to the rezoning of certain _real,property in the City of Redding. , _ Voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Denny, .Fulton,� Hum�mel, and Moty Noes: Councilmen - None � � Absent: Councilmen - None � Ordinance No. 796 on file in the office of the City Clerk ' A. B. I46I - Legislation � - ;� - -� City Attorney M�zrphy reported on the features of A. . B. 1461, stating it contained the same provisions limiting the mandatory work week of firem=�n as do��s A. . B. 448. Co-ancil has already gone on record-opposing A. . B. 448. In view of the considerable economic impact the provisioris of A. B. 1461 � J,� would have upon the City of,Redding, .if enacted, Mr. Murphy sa'id' Council � may desire to adopt a Resolution opp�sing said assembly bill. MOTION; Made by Co�ancilman Chatfield, seconde'd by Coancilman Fulton that the City Attorney b� .directed to prepare the necessary resolution and authorizing the Mayor to sign said Resolution No. 3448 opp�sing A. B. 1461. Voting was as follows: _ Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Denny, Fulton, Hummel, and Mo�y Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - None Resolution No. 3448 on file in the office of the City Clerk � A. B. 1150 - Legislation City A.ttorney Murphy submittecl a report on A, B. 1150, known as the "Park Land De�ication" bill. Mr. Murp�y explained that this bill proposes to amend certain provisions of the Subdivision Map .Act to-mak� it possible for a City. Council fo require either the dedication of land or the payment � �,�� of fees in lieu ther.eof, or a combination of both,_ for p�:rk or 'recreational ,;� purposes as a condition to tlie approval of a subdivision. It was brought out that the League of California Citi,e;s ;u�r;g.es: 'support of this bill. . . MOTION: Made by Couricilman Fultori, seconded by Councilman Hummel that Resolution No. 3449 b� adopted, a resolution of the City. Co��zncil of the City o� Redding urging the enactment of A. . B. 115fl by the State Legis- lature, pQrtainina to certain amendments of the Subdivision Map Act. Voting was as follows: � � � � ' �yes: Gouncilmen - Chatfield, Denny, Fulton; Hummel, and Moty Noes; Coancilmen - No:-�e Absent: Councilrnen - None � ' - Re.solution No. 3449 on file in the office of the �City Clerk � RESOLUTION RE TRAFFIC CONTROL SIGNS - re Highway 44 Expressway MOTION: Made by Coancilman Hummel, seconded by Councilman Chatfield that Resolution No. 3450 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council of the ,, �� City of Red3ing ordering the installation of "Sto�" signs and a "No Left I �J" Turn" sign on certain streets in the City of Redding which will intersect with the new Highway 44 Expre s sway. Voting was as follows: A.yes; Councilmen - Chatfield, Denny, Fulton, Hummel, and Moty No2s: Councilmen - None Absent: Coancilmen - None � Resolution No. 3450 on file in the office of the City Clerk . 109 ,RESOLUTION PROHIBITING PA.RKING - Eureka Way City A.ttorney Murphy requested that this item be held over to the meeting of June 7th because the City has not received approval of tlie St�ate D'ivision , �. . .. �� of Highways re prohibiting parking on a. portion of Eureka Way. . Such ��-J approval is necessary because Eur.eka W�y is a State,Highway. Council agreed to this request. SANITA. RY SEWER - Court Street Director ofHblic Works Arness submitted a brief report on the installation of a new 6" sewe:r line on the west side of Court Street between Sacramento and Placer Streets.: Mr. Arness stated two of the abutting property owners had financed this project, It was the recommendati,on of the Department of Public Works.that City .Council accept the improvement as being satisfac- torily completed and accept the improvement for operation and maintenance �� --; as a portion of the City of Redding sanitary sewer system. � Councilman Chatfield raised the question -- if the City accepts the improve- ment, can there be an assessment district formed; so that the property owners who. financed the project can be reimbursed? . . , _. _ Mr. ,.Ed Ness of the firm Sturgis, Den-Dulk, Douglass & Anderson was asked his opinion.on this matter and he stated he believed if the City accepted the improvement an assessment district co-ald not be.formed. Mr. Arness ..requested this item be dropped from the agenda. GRA NGE HA LL � _ , , _ - Councilman. Humrnel summarized the report submitted by the Council Committee,(Coancilmen Hummel and Fulton) re the program to be insti- tuted with •reference to�dances at the Grange Hall. � ^This program includes supplementing oar policing of the area on the nights of dances with� tlie operators of the dance supplying one of the six off-duty policemen tliey ,j� � hire to ride in the patrol car with the City policeman. Sheriff Ba1ma will, to the best of his ability, supply additional patrol activity within the unincorp�rated territory of the County near the Grange Hall on nights of dances. M�r. Hu.mmel ,said, any further proceedings in.relation to the dance com- plaint petition�shall be continued for a period of ninety clays to see if the above measures�will eliminate or reduce within acceptable liniits the , problems,camplained of in the p�tition. A.. communication dated 5/13/65 was received from Mr. Jacic Halpin, A.ttorney for the Redding Grange, concurrina with the recommeri�3ations of the Council Committee, and requesting that he be notified if there is any further difficalty during the ninety day period so corrective m�asures may be ,taken. • City Manager Co:�vden, was requested to_follow through on this. MOTION: Made by Councilman Denny, seconded by Councilman Chatfield that the recommend�.tions of the Council Committee re the Grange Hall be ap�roved as oatlined in the Council Committee. Report dated 5/12/65. The Vote: Unanimous A.yes � PROPOSED ORDINA.NCE - re Zoning Text Change, - ZT.-.1 -65 Councilman Chatfield reviewed the proposed ordinance which amends off- street parking and miscellaneous zoning requirements, including zoning definitions, explaining the purpose of the ordinance is to make it more �,� usable -- and to make the work of the Building inspector and Planning / � Department easier. " Coancilman Chatfield said the Council Committee was in agreement on most sections of the proposed ordinance but had differences of opinion re off-street parking requirements. Co-an�ilman Chatfield objects to includino specifications for off-street parking in ordinance form and to requiring certain construction b}r private parties on private prop�rty. He 110 feels if specifications for-parking lots are included in the ordinance;__it should be by standards. � Th•e three�specific points whieh Co�ancilman -- Chatfield ob,jects to are in Section 30-17. 1 of the proposed or,din�.nce;� i, e. , (1') he questions lighting requirements of . 5 candlepo�wer.pe.r..sq. ft. of parking area; (2) he doesn't feel tHe specifications for paving are su.fficient; and (3) he believes it will create a problem for the Department of Public Works in checking grading, etc, of parking lots. Councilinari Hizmmel stated the Committee-Report presented his point of view that he shares �ivifh the Planning Department and �Planning Commissiori: He further stated that an ordinance i•s �not an unusual vehicle for establishing staridards but he would have ,no objection to establishing standards�elsewhere -- for off-street-pa•rking requirements. After considerable d'a.scussion regarding off-street parking requirements, it was suggested by Mayor Moty that the proposed ordinance be offered for first reading up to 'paragraph 2 of Section 30-17. 1� (page 18 of the pro�ased ordinance)� and that the Minimum Specifications set -forth�in- said paragraph be established by resolution rather than-ordinance.• . Planning Director Keyes stated there may be several sections �from page 18 on of�the proposed ordinance that would be more desirable in the ordinance rather than in �. resolution. � � - �- � - City Atto'rney Murphy recommended that Coancil-offer for first reading the ordinance as presented with the exception of paragraph 2 of Section 30-17. 1 and that the ordinance be returned to the Planning- Co�-nmission for reviev✓ and report as required by State Law, and that the City Attorney be instructed to prepare a new draft of paragraph 2�of�Se�ction� 30-17. 1, re- taining the necessar'y generalized language and providing for .the imposition of specific standards of parking lot con�struction by separate-counc.il rresolu- tion. .. . .. . .. ... MOTION: Made by Councilman Hummel, seconded by Councilrnan Chatfield that the recommendatioris of the City Attorney as outlined above ,be•approved. The Vo+e: Unanimous Ayes � � Coancilman�Humrriel offered for first reading Ordinance No. �797, �as �heretofore recommended by the City Attorney, an ordinanee of the City Council of the City of Redding amending Chapter 30 of the Re3ding City Code, 1959, as amended,. by repealing Sections 30-1, 30-3, Subsection 7 of Section 30-4, Subsectiori 7 of Section 30-5, Section 30-5. 10, Sub- s.ection 7 of Section 30-6, 5ubsectio:� 7 of Section 30-7, and Subsection 6 of Sectio:z 30-8, aind substituting therefor new Sections 30-1, 30-3, and Section 30-5. 10, and new Subsections as follows: Subsection 7 of-Section 30-4, 5ubsection 7 of Section 30-5; Subsection 7 .of Section 30=6, Sub- section 7 of 30=7 and Subsectiori 6 �of Section 30-8,� and by adding Section 30-17. 1 pertaining to zoning definitions and off-street parking require- ments. ' � PUBLIC HEARING - Curb, Gutter and Sidewalk Coristruction Prog-ram - � Phase II The hoar__of 8:00 P. M. having arrived, Mayor Moty opened the Public Hearing .on Curb, Gutter and Sidewalk Constr�zction Program - Phase II . ... .. The following docum�nts,;are. o�� file in the office of the City Clerk: �_�� Declaration".of Mailing and Posting Notice of Public Hearing Report.of.the Superintendent of Streets The City Clerk �.dvised there were no written protests Doris Murphy appeared before Council and requested that her husband be allowed to present her protests. Council granted this request and John X. Murphy requested and received the following inform�.tion re breakdown of costs of the assessment of Doris Murphy's property: 111 Sq, ft, of sidewalk installed 814. 5 @ 50�/sq, ft. Lineal�'ft, of curb . -�' . - ` � ` � ' " T 97� ' @ $3.�00/lin: ft. ' � � Sq: ft: o�'driveway `125 @� 60"�/sq.` ft. . , � - ,. . . _ .. _ . , . . . � Total''asse'ssm��nt "$1q�73. 2�5 ` ' � � � . Mr. Murphy said he felt the City was paying a liigher rate than necessary, He stated the same cantractor, Gentry, had done work elsewli'ere 'at 1'ower rates;�_i. e.',` 'sidewalks at 44�`'/sq. ft: and curb at $2. 45/lineal ff: : , - � . . Mr, Murphy was advised that the work is contracted for by bid ' and'that the 'c`osts`'iriclud'e earth ,Fiork�and"cost of proceedings so actually the unit cost is�not as-high as is indicated by the a�bove figures. .. ` "Mr. Murphy had'the folTowing corripTaints "re the work that was done: Wnen the new sidewalk wa.s' instalTed` the grade was lowered and there is a gap between their building and the sidewalk .. . , ,..: , . .. , _..., _ _. � •� wnieh' varies from'1""to �". " � � . . .. . . . ... . . � ,. . _ . . _ � .. There is also a gap between the sidewalk and the asphalt paving of a storage yard. � _,:; � , . . . : . .. _ . ,,,. . � . . - - � - Mr. Murphy�was advised that these two matters would be taken care ' _�,of: ..., , _ - . .�_ , .. .. , : . _ .. ... . . . . - - � - - Mr': °Ivlu'r'phy�al-so�protested�`the loc�."tion oftwo power�poles just off center in the sidewalk.� '"' - ' " MOTION: � Made by Councilm�,n Fulton, seconded by Coancilm�.n Denny that the Public Hearing be closed. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes M�TION: Made by Councilm�:n' Fulton, secon�ed by Councilman Denny that the verbal protest be overruled. The Vote; Unanim�us Ayes MOTION: Made by Co��ancilman Denny, seconded by Councilman Fulton that Resolution No. 3451 be adopted, a resolution of-the City Coancil � �of the City� of Re�.dirig c'onfirming"report of Superintendent of Streets 'ori tlie�co'st of const'ruction of ce�rtain improvements` in certain desig- � nated locations in• the City of Re�.ding, and making assessments to pay fhe cost thereof. ' ' `Voting v�ias as folTows: ' � ` . � . Ayes: ` � ' Gouncil'rrien `- Cliatfield,' Denny, Fulton, Hummel, and Moty No�as�: ' '' 'Councilmen� - None � '�'' 'Abse'nt; ' "Coanci`�.xize"n - Norie � ' ' } � Resolution No. 3451 on file in the office of the City Clerk PUBLIC HEARING - Assessm�nt District`No. 1904-4, East Redding Industrial Park Councilman Chatfield abstained from cliscussion and voting on this item The hoar of 8;00 P. M, having arrived, Mayor Moty opened the Public Hearing on Assessment District No. 1964-4, East Red�ding Industrial Park, City of Redding. � The folloYiving docum�w'nts are-on`fi]'e'in:the�office 'of� the City Clerk: r�� A.ffidavit of Publication� - 1Votice�of Impr�ovement � Certificate of M,ailing - Notice of Impr�vement � Affidavit•of Posting -• No�ice of Improvement� � - •�:.� Affidavit of Publication - Notice Inviting Sealed Bids The City Clerk advised a written protest had been filed by Britt Vail (Lot 1, Block "F" - Ottonello Subdivision). protesting the assessment of $1358. 25 agairist his property. 112 It was brought out that Mr. Vail's property abuts a 60' lot which had been reserved for a street on an older subdivision man. It was estimated this lot had been set aside for such ;purpose in about 1951. Thus Mr. Vail has a corner lot. Jack Pine, ol�e of the developers of East Redding Industrial , .,Park,..stated.the prev,ious,assessments Mr. .Vail refers to in his letter as� being already o:-� the property are for a sewer district and not for streets. The present assessm��nts are for streets only. . � . . � ,. .. ,. __. . M�TION; �Made by:Councilman Denny, seconded by Coancilman Hummel that-the Public Hearing be closed. The Vote: Unanimous A.yes with Councilman Chatfield abstaining. . Mti�:TION: Made .by Councilman Fulton, secan�ed by Councilman Denny -.. .._�::that_;t11e':�:written protest be overruled. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes with Councilman Chatfield abstaining. , , The following documents were submitted by Mr. Edwin Ness, Sp�cial Bon d Co�ansel of the firm Sturgis, Den-Dulk, Do�uglass an:� Anderson: . . _ _ � � . . . Resolution No. 3452 . MOTION: Made by Coancilman Denny, seconded by Councilman Fulton that Resolution No. 3452 be adopted, a.resolution closing the public hearing, continuing consideration of the Engineer's report and assessment and the bids for the doing of the work in Asses.sm�nt District_;No. 1964-4; East Redding In�3ustrial Park, City of Redding, Shasta County, California. , . . _ Voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmtin - Denny,, Fulton, Hummel, and Moty Noes: Coancilmen. - None Absent: Councilrnen - None . Abstain: Co-�1ncilmen - Chatfield Resolution No. 3452 on file in the office of the City Clerk Resolution No. .3453 . . _ . � � :MOTION: Made by Councilman.Hummel, secon�e� by Co�an�ilman Denny that Resolution_1Vo. 3453 be adopted, a resolution of inten- tion to amend resolution of�.intention No. 3415 in the matter of assessment of proparty located within the unincorporated limits of the County of Shasta, setting public hearing on said amendment and r�q-uesting jur.is�liction-to assess said property from the Board of Supervisors of the Coanty of Shasta,. State of California, in Assessment District No. 1964=4, East Redding Industrial Park, City of Redding, Co�unty of Shasta, State of California. Voting was as follows: - - � . Ayes: Co�sncilmen - Denny, Fulton, Hummel, and Moty Noe s: Councilmen -. None _. , , � . Absent: Councilmen - None � ' . " Abstain; Councilmen - Chatfield �- Resolution No: 3453 on file �in the offi.ce of the Gity Clerk Resolution No. 3454 � , :MOTION: .Made by Councilman. Denny, seconded by Councilman Humm�1 that Resolu_tion Nq.. 3454_be_adopted, a resolution dir- ecting Enaineer,of work-to„file .amended c,ost estimate and amended Engineer's repor:t in Asses.sment. District No. 1964-4, East Re3ding Industrial Park; ^City, of Redding,. Shasta Coanty, California Voting was as follows: A.yes;. Councilmen - Denny, Fulton, Hummel, and Moty 1Voes: Councilmen = 'None � A..bserit: �Councilmen - None , ' Abstain: Co-ancilmpn. - Chatfield � Resolution No. 3454 on file in the office of the City Clerk 113 REZOIVING APPLICATION RZ-12-65 Planning Director Keyes submitted Planning Commission recommendations re RZ-12-65 - a Rezo:�ing A.pplication by L. J. Westlake and Terry weide, proposing reclassification from an R-4 District to a C-1 Distr-ict, a tri- " angular island bounded by O1d Eureka Way, Highway 299 west, and Alm�nd A.venue. The Planning Coxnmissiom recomm�nded the property be retained ,�'`�/ in an R-4 District and requests City Council to set a public hearing on re- zaning of said area. MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Councilman Hummel setting a Public Hearing on June�7th at 7:30 P. M. on the rezoning outlined above, The Vote: Unanimo�as A.yes � � REZOIVING A.PPLICATION - RZ-13-65 Plannina Director Keye�s submitted,Plannirig.Commission recornmendation ' re RZ-13-65 - a Rezoning Application by J. K. Pickering for property lo:.ated on the soutliwest corner of Placer and We'st Streets, �from an R-3 District to a CO, Office District. The Planning Commission recommended , that two parcels located on and near �the.�southwesterly corner�of Placer and �~/;/ West Streets be reclassified from an existing R-3 District to a CO-BR (Office) District; and requests City Council to set a public hearing on re- � zoning of said area. � M��TION: Made by Gouncilm�.ri Hummel, secon�ed by Councilm�n Chatfield setting a. Public Hearir�g on June 7th at 9:00 P. M. on the rezoning outlined � above. - The Vote; � Unanimous' Ayes - USE PERMIT.APPLICA.'TION - UP-19-65 - Marks 1VIote1 � Planning Director Keyes submitted the Plarining C'ommission' recornmen��ation that the Use Permit�A.pplication - UPx19-65; 1Vlarks IVlo�el to'canvert two carports into two m�tel units be tabled. This action was talcen because of an ��/ existing hea.lth hazard created by flowing effluerit into drainage ditches in the vicinity and down-stream p�.st the Junip'er School to tlie Sacramento River. Mr. Keyes stated he feels it best to wait for completion of the sanitary sewer system serving�this area before permission is grante�l to add� two mo�el units to the Marks Mo�el. � ` Council concurred 'with the-findings and recommendation of the Planning Co�nmission � ° �� LINDEN A VENUE• DRAINA.GE� � � � Planning Directox Keyes advised Council that the Re�levelopment Agency h,ad received a camplaint from Mrs. Isaac Lo•we concerning the drainage channel adjacent to Linden .Avenue, indicating her belief that the channel received drainage from �he City dump, represented a health hazard, and .�%�� presente3 ax� odor problem: � The' Re�'evelopment Agency'*requested the C.ity Gouncil� b� advised of��this��problem as it was" felt it�would not be appropriate for the Agency to undert'ake`this'project, � � M.�.yor Moty�asked• Public Works Director Arnes's�how the.land fill program was coming along, Mr. Arness stated the City is flushing the channel and has modified the entrance to the second pon�l and last week built a third small p�nd to catch everything. The City has'also chlorinated the channel in tlie vicinity of the houses and are contiriuiiig-to flush to keep odor at an acceptable level. He. said they will try to add a pump at night. . Mr. Arness said_ the Depa�rtment,of Pub.lic._ W.orks is keeping a close watch and he be- lieves a fe�v dry day,s will help.get the problem under cantrol. . . . . . . . .F„ , . .. . . , . � TRA FFIC A.ND. PA.RKING RECOMMENDA TIONS� � �� ' � - ----- . — .. . ,, . . . . .. ' _ _. 4,,, , Y, , Limited Parking �-- Tehama Street " ' Traffic Enoineer Freeman submitted the Commis�sion's� recommenda- ��; �. tion that park.ing be limited to two (2) hour duration on the south side of Te:�ama Street between Oregon Street and the railroad tracks. Mr. Freeman said Mr. Bartells has a car sales lot at this location and feels all day parking imposes a hardship on him; he therefore requested limited parking be instituted. 114 Councilman Denny asked if this would involve setting a precedent -- how maxiy such areas are there ? Traffic Engineer Freem�.n advised that the Traffic Commission has recommenr�ed,similar requests be granted where businesses are s�affering hardshi.ps., MOTION: Made by Coancilman Denny, seconded by Councilman Fulton that the recom�mendation�of the Traffic and Parking Gommission re limitedparki,ng .on Tehama:Street be approved as outlined a•bove, and ffie';;City-.Attorney be instructed to prepare the necessary document. The Vote: Unanimous A.yes Southern Pacific Comp�.ny Parking Lot = Nor'tlie'rn Traffic Enoineer Freeman� state�l it is the recommen�3ati.on of the Traffic :and .Pa;rKing Commission that all meters on the northern Southern Pacific Company par•king lot be removed and that the lot b� -turned-op�n to.the��public-.for all day free parking. ; Ivlayor- 1VIoty and Councilman Ch.atfield feel such a move would re= duce the revenue of the California Street 1400 Block Parking Lot. 11�� . It was suggested that perhaps �the 10 hour meters on the California � _ Street �Parking Lot ,could be moved to the S. P, northern parking lot and the c'_narge for all day parking at such lot could be lowered. Traffic Engineer Freeman wasrr.equested to investigate-wh.ether the mechanism on the 10 hour meters �co=ald� be� charig�ed"to accomodate a differ'ent 'fee,•�antl to report•b�.ck to,�Council. �- �� Parking - Cliff Drive � . Traffic Engineer Freeman submitted the recommendation of the Traffic and Parking Com;mission that parking be prohibited at a11 times �on �he east side of Cliff Drive for a dis.tance of 200 feet l� south of Sonoma Street. � • � � l I<,� j . MOTION: 1Vlade by_ Councilman Denny, seconded by Councilman Chatfield that the recommendation of the Traffic and Parking Commission re prohibiting parking on a portion of Cliff Drive be approved, as outlined above, and the�Gity� Attorney be �in- , ; structed-to prepare the necessary .docuinent. -� Tlie Vote: Urianiinous . Ayes Pas-senger Loading and Unloading,Zone .= Eureka Way Traffic Engineer :Freeman submitted the,.rzcammendation,:of the - Traffic and Parking Commiss,ion_that a "Passenger Only" loading an,3 unloading .zone�.be establi.shed, on;the, south.side of Eu�reka Way for a distance of 45 feet, beginn.i.ng at a point 85 feet and ending at a point:130 -feet east of;the prolongation of the east curb line - _of Orange -A.venue.. ' . �. , , . , , r; . . �/�� - . - - � . Member's of'Council felt;the loading. zone_ should:be lo�ated next to the red zone rather than where i_t is indicated on the drawing as . it wouTd be closer to the;cro,sswalk._... . � � MOTION: Made by C.ouncilman Chaffield, secanded by Counc'ilman Denny that a "Passenger Only" �loacl'ing ancl unToading zone be estab- lished on the south side of Eureka Way between the two parking pro- ; hibited areas in the block�bounded by Orange .and Mag•nolia. Avenues, and the City Attorney be instructed to prepare the necessary docu- ment. , The. Vote: _ Unanimous Ayes -� •t- -- • - . . , . 115 RI VERSIDE .DRIVE .., ... . , . . Tra.fficE ngin.eer,Freeman,repor.ted,to C.ouncil the, cost of widening Riverside . . . .. . . . , 1-. Drive f�rom Market..to. California St,r.e,et�would be.. 32, 000 �if widened to the _ . . _ . � :, . . � , � north and $7, 500 if, widened,to the,south. If widened to the south, there would.be two,.l 1'. driving 1ane.s, an 8'; parking lane, and a,3-1�/2' sidewalk plus curb. ,J�� Mayor Moty asked if this st�reet was eligible ;for.gas,tax funds`and Public Works Director Arne,s,s_.said,it was.�__ . „ Mayor Moty asked City Manager Cowden if this ma'tter could be taken up at a prelimina.ry.budget session.. Mr. Cowden said the budget is closed but the matte r can be brought up. � , . � . : ... .. . .. - . . ., � LEFTHAN, D,TURNS -.,Off.,Eureka.Way .onto ,Market and California Streets Coancilman Denny commented on•the difficulty encountered by�motorists v in attempting lefthand turns off.Eureka Way onto 1Vlarket and California 1�� Streets and said it was creating somewhat of a traffic problem. He ques- tioned-;Traffic ,Engineer:Freeman as to .whether the signals_ could be ad- justed to relieve this situation. Mr. Freeman said he would check with the Traffic and Parking Commission and.,t�he State Division of Highway.s .with reference to.rephasing the signals at these intersections and would report back to Council. �� SCHEDULE OF, PERMIT FEES. - Redding Airports ,Air;ports,,M�.nager McCall submitted the recommendation of�the Airports G.ommission r.e:,a new.schedule.af..perxx�it.fees and charges for commercial o�erations of operators of'ba,sed,aircraft not.operating under� expre�ss ground lease agreements with the City�of Redding. � Mr. 1VIcCall said the _j l�f Commission felt the increase was necessary to bring the fees more in line with our Fixed Base.,Operators. . ,, , � � �` , n . . . . ' ' . . � ,. . � .y e Co�ancilman Hummel;asked how the new fees were arrived at and Mr. > . - - McGall ,re„plied.,.fees charge,d b,y other air.ports offering similar facilities were considered; i. e. , Chico and other airpflrts were used as`a base. Councilmsn :Chatfield,. Denny,; and Hummel questioned the` fees established. . . ,� ; :., � ,� ... ,.. _ Mr. McCall said the Cornmission_did _not wish�.to establish a fee basis that would allow occasio:�al operators to come in�and take advaritage of the fixe� base op�.r-ator.; � , . . . . . , ; . __ _ .._. _. , . , ._ . ,.. . , .. . City,Attorney�Mur,phy,.submitted Re solution N..o. 3455 which he stated� would result, in approximately doubling;the ,amount previously charged (under Resolution No. 3359). He reiterated that these fee's we're�' estab- lished based on other airports of similar typ'e operat�ro'ri, explainirig that some a.rbitr.ary decisions had to be made and that it will probably take a year before it can bP determined if these fees arz equitable. � ' _ . . . . :,r. A.lma Hinds of the H & H Flying Service appeared before Council and said she thought it would be wise to approach this matte,r with caution as Coancil is setting a precedent. , She feels Coancil is defeating itself -- is fostering a group of people who will run_a charter operation without investing any m.��ney. She fe�ls Council would be v�iiser if. the.y,,required that' a .cliarter `ser'vi:ce �put''in a iniriimum`facility rather th'ari op��rate from their home. Wnen questioned as to what she considered a minimum facil- ity, Mrs., Hind;s replied,`�"At least offi.ce„space.;",. _ .._. _� _ .. . .. ..,.. . ,. .. , . _ ... .r�:.. ! _. ,. .. . Councilman Hummel is ,concerne�3 that pe�rhaps .the fee�s established are not enou�h considerino the added,.investment we have in the field as` com- � o . _ .. .. � . :9•._, • �., _ �.� : i �,,:. r . ,. �� { t :, t .. __. . .�� pared with what w:a had in the past. , . , r . . _ _ . .., .. � ... _ , , , . . Mayor Moty stated he feels the Airport Commission is qualified to analyze this. 116 MOTION: . Made by Councilman Fulton, seconded by:Mayo•r M-oty that ._..- : . , . . . •.. .. . : . Re solution 1Vo. 345,5 b��adopted, a resolution of��tlze 'City Council of tlie City of Reclding repealing Resolution No: 3359 and estahlishing a new Schedule,of permit fe�s for commercial operatioris of op�rators of� based aircraft not oper;ating under express gr�und iease agreements with the City of Re3ding. � Vo.ing was as,follows: Ayes: Councilm��n - Denriy, Fulton, and lVloty No�s: Co�ancilmen - Chat�ield and Fium_rriel - Absent: Councilmen - None Resolution No: 3455 on file in the office of the City Glerk ' BENTON A.IRPARK - Charter and Instrument Instruction Flights Airports�Mariager'McCall submitted the AirporEsCommission recommenda- tion approving�_a re�ize`st�by'Charles C: Aik`iris'to ope"rate charter and inst�r'u'm�nt instruction `flights from Bentori Airpark. ' ' ' . - �� - City�A'ttorney Ivliar`phy'stated he is concerned about liability pertaining to instrum�nt instruction flignts and requested tfiat Co�ancil'Hold this item over. so he .can check with our Insurance Carrier. l / I .: . :, • �,�„ 1 . ; �:..1 . ... �:�i . � �. � t . .•_•�. � . . .. �. �. .. .. . Councilmari Chatfield`�b�lieve�s" th'e 're�a're 5everal �p�o''ints tha� can s�tand some study. , _.. ._., . ,., , : � . � .. , , . . . , �, _ Mayor Moty suggestedrthe matter be held over uritil June 7th so the City A.ttorriey can check into the liability angle and he also requested Council- men.Hummel a'rid .Ch'atfield �to�,give'the'matte'r cons'iderable tliought�and . . . . . : ..,-� report b�.ck to Council with a reconzxnen'd��ion.'- � � ` ' ' � SENATE BILL 341 - Legislation - � � � � - Airports Manager McCall submittecl tlie 're'comme�nclation�of the A.irports Cornmission th�.t the City Coancil go on record as opposing Senate Bill 341, .A.ircraft Identification Law and Aircraft In Lieu Tax Law. In a report to�Coancil dafed May. l7th the 'Co�-nznissiori set�fortli�the p'rovisions of said Senate B'ill'and tlie�reasons "fo'r'opp'o'sing same.'" City�Attorney Murphy stated he had reviewed the bill and concurred with the recammen3a- tion �of the Commissiori, that in �.aait�on t'o �creating additional fees this bill would result in both Federal and State control of aviation whereas at �� pr.esent we ha,ve'only�".Federal c�ontrol." ' ` '' ""„ � _ :,,. . . . . , . . . . , . . . � , _ , . ,., . . . . _ MOTION: Made by Co�an�ilman Hummel, seconded by Couricilman�Fulton that the recommendation,of the Airports Commission re Senate Bill 341 be approved', and the City Atforney be 'i`ristructed to pr'epare the necessary resolutiori arid tYie IVlayor�be authorized to'�execute �said' Resolutiori No. .. . . ,: . - � �T.;_'...� , , , . . . ... . , ,, 345fi ,ori belialf of �the City: A ' ' " ' ' ' Voting was as folTo�ws; � A.ye s: Councilmen - Chatfield, Denny; Fultori, Hummel;' and Moty Noes: � � ' Couric`ilmen =`'1Vone ' ' '' � ' ' � � ' ' Absent: Councilmen - None - - -. . .. , _ � . .. . �. .. .. , ,.. � � .. : Resolutiori"No:'�3�456'ori fiYe in'the office'of the C'ity Clerk � ' . , . . . .,_ . ... . , . . .. : . � . . - , . . - .. ,. � � � - . . .. SElVATE 'BILL 773'�- Legislatio'n ` ' ' � "' �- - .. ' ' ' ��itsSs��.�trtl�� }��mit�ted• the' reco m�en��:ation of th5e'Ai��orts � nci go on re.co� as. supporting ena Bill 77.3, Uniforrri Aircraft Financial Resp'onsibility Act. .;� 7� . . : .. . .. . In discussion of this bill'it was brought out that Ordinance No. 715 of the City of Redding requires $100, 000/$300, 000 and $50, 000 property damage, .. . .. ... . . , . , . .. , whereas..the Senate: Bill '7'73 requires $50; 000/�$•100; 000'and $50;�000. The question arose as to whether the City could impose standards higher than those established by the State. City A.ttorney Murphy said he doubts that we can. . .. . . _. .. . . .. . . .. .. _ �, , — c.. . . . , .. �,_. - � , . . . 117 MOTION: Made by Councilman Chat"field, seconded by Councilman Hummel .that Council go on record as supporting Senate Bill 773 amende_d so 'that no�h'ing in this' A.-ct shall`be cons�Crued �.s'preve'nting any city or county from.requiring higher insurance'cove�rage tilian that required by tlie act� ari�� the City A.ttorney be-iristructed to prepare the, necessarjr re.solution and the Mayor be authorized to execute said Resolution No. 3457 on be�half of`th`e City. " . .,- . _ .-. . . � . - . , Voting.was as follows: ' " �" � ` �' ` A.yes: Councilmen -,^Chatfield;�"Denny; �Fultori,° HummeT,�`and Moty Noes; �Councilm�en.- None ' � _ .; �..;, . ., . _ ._.. : _ . . . ; - Absent: ' Councilm��n - N`one ' " '`� ' Resolution N�o.. 34,57 on file in the office of the City C'lerk � . �. . . . „ .. .. . .. . ,._ :.. . SENATE BI'LL 687 -� Legislatioii� ' � � ' - ' ` � City A.ttorney Murphy submitted a Resolution opposing Senate Bill 687 relating to privately owvned water utilities and publicly owned water utilities. Mr. Murphy said �tli�e�bill not onl.y provicles that'whereve``r�a public. water utility mov�s ,into ari"area already serve;d� by a p�rivately owned water utility the City sha11 pay damages to the private water � � Z�- utility to the extent of its injury but also �rovides that jwhe"re'tli�e 'City is providing�wate.r iri a certairi area and a privateTy 'owne�d.;,water� company exten�3s ,its service to�the same are'a,� if the Citiy'doe's `ri'ot��wi`fhdraw `the City is ag�.in liable for damages: � � " ' � . �, " . � MOTION: Made.by Coancilman Fulton, ,seconded by Coancilman Denny that Resolution No: 34,58 be arlo�ted; 'a resoluti=on `of�the'�City'C�ounc`il� of the City.o:, Re�ding opposing Sen�.te Bill No. .687 reltaiting t'o'privately o�wned ,w,ater utilities`�an�� publicly o�rvned`water utilities. _ �� Vo�ing. was as follows: � � � ' ' � � ` ' � ,. . . - _ , . , . . A.yes: Councilmen `- Chatfield, Deriny, Fultori,' Hux�'imel," `and Moty Noes: Councilmen - None ` ' " ' Absent: � Councilmen - None ` � ' � " Re solution.lVo. 3458 0:-� �file �in the� office �of the��City`Cle rk '�� ' EPUD AGREEMEIVT - East�Redding^Industrial Park " � � ' � ' ' Councilman Chatfield abstained from discussion and v�ting o:� this item . - � � _ . . _. .,. : , . , . ; . . . � City Attorney'1Vlurphy s�ub'mitted the�Agreem��nt`to be �entered int�o`between the Enterprise Public Utility District and the City of Redding to :provide ,._�._.., :� , , . water fo .Assessmerit Dist`rict No.� 1964:-4;� East Red'ding Indu'strial Park, stating�it was_ similar�to the�contract entered into with the 'Bu'ckeye Water �� Distric.t with �the exception that we"are'g'ranting to EPUD a'blanket'li'cense � / for installations and minor repairs to meters: " � ° � MOTIOlV; Made by Coancilman'De`nny, seconde'd'by�Couricilmari Fulton that the A. greement between Enterprise Public Utility District and the City of Redding be approve�l, an agreement pursuant to Se�ctions 10°109-10111 of the 5treets and Highways Co�3e relating�t'o�tlie`P`rovisib:�''o� �Wate'r'to Assessment Distri.ct No.'. 1964-4,' East .R'eddirig'Ind`ustrial Park, �Gity of Redding, -Shasta County, California; - " " ' ' � ' ` ' . ,, . .. ; -.,� . ; : • Vo�ing was as follows: " � ' � ` ` Ayes; Councilmen - Denny, Fulton, Hummel, ' axicl Mo'ty " ' No-�s:: Councilmen - None ...._.. _. . . .. : . .. .. . ., ...... . i: .,• r�; . ��:�. , .- . .�.' � ��`'r , � _. A.bse�nt:� . , �Councilmen = None�� ... .,,,;:.., . . A.bstain: , . . C.ouncilmeri - Chatfield � . ' ' _ _ - - -- . ........_ ._.... . .. . � , - � . .. �� . - - . >: - _ . � � PUBLIC LIABILIfiY CATASTROPHE INSITR.ANCE� � � " � City Attorney Murphy reported it has �been' dete�rmine�.��the` C'ity of R'edding do��s not have umbrella-typ� p�ablic liability catastrophe insurance at the present time. �j) � City Manager Cowden was requested to tak� this matter up with our Insurance Committee. 118 GA.RDNER VS. . CITY OF SA.N JOSE ,- Co;art Action City Attor.ney_Murphy.� re.q.ue�sted_permission fr�m Council to .participate as Amicus�_,Cur.iae ,,in_the_.cour•t,action.involvino Gardner vs. City of San Jos,e. Mr. Murphy_stated�.the_.jury.awarded, a �$5�0,,000 verdict against the.City ,of San,_Jose.,_.holding the,._City liable for injuries to a � plaintiff who elected_to .cross a City street at streetf level where a � pedestrian subway existed.. The City of San Jose is appealing the verdict. The League of California Cities� is concerned over �the issues � ,�,j involved an�3._the.filing of.an �.micus _curiae brief by.a group of' City �. •. . � �' ' A.ttorneys is being contemp+late�d. 1VIr. Murphy requests Council per- ✓1' mission to add his n�.me as City A.ttorney to _such b.rief. MOTION: Made, by Co�an�ilm,,an H..ummel, ..secan•�ed by, Councilman Fulton that City Attorney Murphy�'s request to�participate�as �Amicus Curiae in the above court action be approved. .The VoLe: Unanimous Ayes " � ti e � ' . . .. , ' .. 1�.BANDONMENT� -.Ptn. Fo�thill �Boulevard �� , � � ' City Attorney�Murphy. .submitted.a report on propflsed abandonment by the- City of a portion o� Fo:�thill Bo-alevard in the �viciriity of Hillcrest D.rive ,and.the.City,Water_ Tanks iri the, vicinity of.Manzanita ,School, Mr._,Mur..phy stated the. prope'rty_in question is, in the opinion of the Di�rector of Public Works, of..n,o future yalue to the City for street pur- poses, and Mr. R. W.� Miller would like to purchase said land as it ` /1 l �� separates a lot owned by him from legal access to Foothill Boulevard. It :was,the racommendation of*the Di_rector of�Pu�blic W�orks and the City�Atto.rney .that, :the land being unneces:sary for other public pur-- poses, this portion;of. Foothill Boalevard be vacated and the land be sold to Mr. Miller, su�aject to��the ;reserva'tion �of the�_e�asement for , undergr.ound,utilities, �or,a pric,e_ commensurate with its value in light of the easem��nt being retained by the City, and the City Attorney be instructed to proceed with said abandonment pr��ce�e�dings. MOTTON: Made by Coancilman Denny,.,s.ecanded by Councilm�.n Chatfield that the recommend'ation re abandonm�ent �and�'sale 'of a portion of Foothill Boalevard be approved, :as�;outlined above. The Vote: . Unanimous Ayes CONVEYANCE - Chaparral .Terrace Water System ------- Councilman.Chatfield ab,stained from �3iscussion and voting on this item. . . ._ . . .. . . rr . . . � . � .. . .,:.. -r' . -. .. „ . . -. .. . . . .. , .. ,. ...'. ,. . .. .. . . . City.Attorney 1Vlur:phy �s,ubmitted a�Conveyance �of�the� Chap_arral Terrace Wate.r,.S:y.stem:to ,,the Buckeye .County_�Water Distri�ct. �`� Mr. Murphy ex- plained.this .conveyance is_ neces.sary because there is an agreement between :�;..� the City of Reddino and the Buckeye _Water District that City v�iill deed to them the wate r system afte r City nas�taken�title, and rione of the p�o�le in the.sub��ivis,ion can get:water,unti,l this .conveyance has _taken place. :., : . � _. � . f��: �� The question was ,raised as to whether this transfer. could take place at this tirne; i, e. , .is the prop�rty free from alI liens and ericumbrances? It .was suggested.that�approval be__given for ,the .Mayor Eo execute the canveyance, subject to the appraval. of the City Attorney�'and Mr. Edwin Ness, Sp�cial Bond Counsel of the�firm Sturgis, Den-Du1k,��Douglass. `� .. and A.nde r s on. .. . .. ..._.;.,. . . , .... MOTION: Made by Councilman Hummel, s_econded by Councilman�Denny � that the Mayor be authorized to execute the�Conveyance of the Chaparral Terrace Water System to the Buckeye County Water District, �'subject to the restrictions outlined above. The Vote: Un�nimous Ayes with , ,., .. ,.. • ,-. ,; ...., � :. -: _ .:. . Councilma,n Chatfield abstaining. ; , - - - - -:�-�' -� " -_ - '" - � - . . , �,< . • ,: . . . .-, � . •.� , ,, , , ;� •„� �,� . :,:�:i ,�. >' . , .:, . 119 RESOLUTION - SEction 2107. 5 Funds � � MOTION: Made by Councilm:�n Ch�.tfield, seconde3 by Councilm�,n Denny that Resolution�No; 345,9,be adopte�, a resolution .o� the City Council of-the City o�� Re3ding :adopting and:subrriitting a budget for expenditure of th�e state allocated funds (engineering) for the 1.965-1966 fiscal year. , . . , _ f Votinb.vvas, as follows . .. ,,.. , � . . .. � V . ' i �-"? A.yes: Councilmen - Cha�field,, Denny,;;Fulton, Hu;mmel, and Moty Noes: Councilm�n - None � A.bsent; . ; Co�ancilmen � None,.,,.,, , , _ ,,, , . . : „ , . _ �. .. .. ., . ,. �. t,- . . Resolution No. 3459 on file in the office of the City Clerk ` RESOLU-TION - Se,:tion`�107�Fun.3s . � MOTION: Made by Councilman Denny, seconded by, Co.an.c.ilman Ftx�ton that Resolution No...345Q,b� ado��ted, a resolutio� of the City Co�uncil of the City of Re�ding adopting and submitting a budget for expenditure of funds allocated from th� State Highway Fund to cities -fo:r the-1965-1965 fiscal year. ._ , ...__ .. : ._.�: .- - _. ..`_... .. � _ ... . _��.. � � � � Vo.ing.was as follows:_ , A.yes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Denny,, ,Fulton,. Hummel, and Moty Noes: Councilmen - Non�� Absent;: �-:. � , :, Co,�ancilmen - None . _ . , ,,, ,. „ _ _ .. .: _ . ...... .�.. . .. . .. ...... .. . Resolution No. 3460 on file in the office of the;,Cit,y,Cle,rk;: . f: ;�. .:�� _ . , . . . , . _ _. . . ..._.; . _� • - FUTURE COUNCIL; A.GEIVDA. ITEM� Coancilman;Chatfield,,r,zq�uested;.perr�z�ssion to,bring,;before, Coancil a / suggested ordinance re procedure for ordinances. . �/�J P�rmission was granted, ` : . � - A.UDITORIUM_CON;VENTION HA.LL,,. -- .__ ._ _ . . . . , ,_ _ . .,� „ Mayor Motiy requeste3 p�rmission to appoint a committee_ with� r,espect to the A..uditorium Convention Hall. Mayor Moty said it had com� to his attention,that�th;ere. is a very, successful�.auditorium convention hall in Santa: Moni-ca and, as the Co�ancil itself has, neve,r�had;an opportunity to � , J investigate a successful '!going" convention facility, he thought perhaps it would be appropriate and helpful if two memi�ers of Council could go to Santa Monica, -� In that way they could obtain cost statistics, num'r�er of convention,s held, income derived (direct and _indirect), etc. Mayor Moty said if this mpets with Council approval he would appoint Councllmen Hummel and Denny to make a trip to Santa Monica in the reasonably near future and rep�rt b.�.ck to Council, It was reporte�l that there is an auditorium convention hall in Bakersfield that should probably be investigated �.1so. Council gave approval ,to the appointment of"these"two 'Co�aricil IVIeml�ers to J: make the trip to Santa Monica and Bakersfield to investigate the auditorium convention halls in the resp�ctive cities and report back to Council. PRELIMINA.RY BUDGET STUDY S.ESSION ' �'.�_;J - Mayor Moty set Thursday night, May 27th, 7 P. M, as a prelimin.ar�y budget study session. PERMIT TO SELL - Veterans of Foreign Wars Mr. Ray Markwick, representing the ��Veterans of Foreign Wars appeared before Council to request permission for their organization to sell Buddy Po�pies on May 28 an�� 29. =� �/ / - MOTION: Made by Councilman Hummel, seconded by Councilman Fulton that permission be granted to the Veterans of Foreign Wars to sell Buddy Poppies on May 28 and 29, 1965. The Vote; Unanimous A.yes �Zo LEASE - City owned property by Mrs, Larnbert City Manager Cowden reported that Mrs; Lambert'(who is presently renting"space in the� old�Diamond`Match Building on.CaTifornia a'nd Tehama�Streets)� would"like�`to'rent spa'ce�to hold� rummage sales:in �'� ' the 1500 B�lock of�California S"treet un`ti1 she is�able :to�find'a perma= ` nent loc�.tion, Slie is wi-lling to�pay $40/m�intih,�will pay all�utilities; and will enter into a Hold Harmless Agreement with the City. Tt is un�3erstood this is to b� for a three month p�rio3 and she will vaca:te - �� the prop�srty csri or before August 31 s't. ' � - � . . , - .. . . . _. . . - , Mr. Cowden stated if Council appr'ove's,-�he wili=liave'the Building In'spector check the available space is the 1500 Block Eor a suitable location for Mrs. I:,ambe'rt;� ` `~ ' " � � - -- MOTTON: Made by Councilman Ch"atfield; secoric�'ed by Councilman'` ' Deijiny�that IVIr. � Cowden'be-author'r'z�ed to� rerit''City o�ivried property to Mrs. `Lambert,'`�as ��tlined abo�ve;�� T�he Vote: �Una�riiino�us Ay�s. � � ROU'TINE `RE�PORT5'�A1VD 'C•'OM`IvIUNICA.TONS •--�' - - � � -� � �- ° j.��j Wentz Market, 2350 A.thens Avenue, application for Al:coliol'ic=' � � � °'Beve�rage� License .. ,... , . .._ , . • ._ .. �.". . . � . -.. Re�ding Junior Chamber of Co_mmerce = rie`w slate of office'rs � State Division of• Highway's�=�-'Tabuiation �slzovving=April �1965� �'�� apportionm��nts of 1. 04�` Fun3s to cities and counties , . 4 . . i , - .� , . � . . � �ICCCNC��notiee of ineeting to be held�on.Tue'sday,� May 18 at- � 7' .. ... .. �. .... _ . McA.rthur . . _.. . . . . :, ... _ , _ . .. ._. , .. :, - ,_,,....... ��`� Red�ling Fire Dep�.rtm�nt Report for the•month of April ` �,� -� �1/ Resolution No. 709 adopte3 by�the•�City Gouricil° of�the' City of � ; � W-estminst.er supporting A. B: 12i8 � ' � � . � ` � ' ' Th�re being no further business,• �at the of� l•1.�10;� o_=�=tYre motion of�� Coariciiman Chatfield;` seconded by Go�;�nci�lmai� Hummel, �the me�eting . .;. .- , . ; _ ._ . w'as''adj`o�zrned:�.- , , _.. . . _ . _... . . __.. _. _ . ..: -- - :_;. .� ,_ ,. . ; . � . " . � . . . . •_ ... . . . ... , . . � - - � : .� .. . . . . ..;.. , ..;. ; , •• A ROVED':;,_. ,: .� . . . . „`.. �_. �..... . . . ._ _ :...: - : � .. - _,.�_� , �_ y . ATTEST: ,: _ , .. � . _ _�. , ,. a or � � - . � • .,. . 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