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Home My WebLink AboutMinutes - City Council - 1965-07-19 176 ,. , ; , R. _ . - . . . . : . - Ci�y; C'�u�ncil; �-Regizla,r Mc, ._;-r�, , ?�olice, D�pa.;rtme.:�t, 3L: Couneil G:na.mb�vrs ;31da, ��e3:��ing, Ca].ifor:�iia .. . . . � J,ziy i 9, 1965,� 7:00 P. M.: : . . . � . . - . .. . . _ � � � _ - ... . . .... ..: . , .. . ' , . .. � , . . :;�. T�ie`Ple3;;e o� r1'11e��:i�,1ce t� -�;�ie. F'�.��w�.:y�_.�,d`a j�;,M;r.� J.�.m�:;�•.Hul1;.�.Chai,rrna::z o± tYiB Planrlina Ci0!.21�Y7'i,:i;�:_':)';•..:' . , . . �a �, ., .:�<.,�r ,. .:F' . .. R�.�,:�r��:Tid :L-ea:;;:�.rcl�a�;:•-:Pastor,pf•the;:Calvax:y;Ba_�tist:�Cr:u.reYi, oifer,:ti�`the . •invocatio'n..; .. . . " - . . , .. ,,� � � ��.�.`. .. :,.. ; -` _. : - �- The_rne:eting;was .called;to;-order,by; 1V�ayor Moty,.;with the�fo.11owing Councilmen present: Chatfield; Uenny;-.:D,ohe_rty, ,Fulton; .and• Moty. � ,. „ , . _ . . . . ,. , . ,. _ -._ . . - : - . _ . . _ . , •� . ... . . .,, .. 1 .. . . .. Also present were City IVlanag'e"r,-Gowden,�.:Purchasing Director��and`�Assistant City'� Mariager -Stewart, City Att'orrie,y IYI-urphy, •Finance �Director_Cour,tney, Bubli'c Works Di'rector 1�,rnes�s,; �Planning Di�rector,,Keyes;:. Tr,affic:E�;gineer Freeman, Airports Manager McCall, and Assistant Ci�viliEngine.er;-Has-tings. The foll�owing persons si�gned the 'Register: '- ' ;._, .. , :. 7::�r:;.: . .. � , . _ • . . , _ .�.,; . -- . . � .; � • . . . :._ ., ,� . - - . Helen Generes, _: :�.,�: -. ;.�. . � E.-. L. Jenson � �-;�, ,.. ' , , E. A. Hasemeyer Kate M. Fowler H. A. Clark Kate A. Jones � ' -�� _: Clifford B. Vaughan Jessie B. Weeks . • -� George Johnstone Louise Branscom , . ,� -,: :Be:rtli�-.Johnstone=�:,...--��.:. . . , Iia;rrtet.-L:._;:.$.owler �... . : �<. . . .�, _ :J:bseph.•Ale�''k, Jr-: -� .. .. , Lulu ,Wolfe� �,. �� .. . � . ,. . . ' William F. .Weber � ' `"`''" � Ma�rion McGathern: � �P�l • � - � � :-. Marga:r�etc.Kremke`:� �:�: :... . . ��R.i'chard Asbiill; � . ' •.. : .,= �i��.;;�, Jessie Bryant Mr. & Mrs. H. A. Laueriman: -�.. Jessie Darnell Ben Brooks:�� :- . :. . - ,� � � � Mr. & Mrs. �P: S.. Moriarty 1VIr. & Mrs. Roy' Eastwood Mr. & Mrs. I. M. Haltvrick Mr.:f'& �1VIr.s.,:Louis=:T:=.�.Grush.> �.;=�;.�.. Arthur Olson Paul°>E:i �$arnard':�. t.:.. : . .,. . ., . �scar Olson Thomas G. Davis Marie Sullivan � � ' � � ` Edna Barnar.d • • - �� •� .. � �t� �;. : � . . ... , : �� , . : . . . , ... -r-,: APPROVAL OF MINUTES � ,, . -. = '�. �. . . � ;y• ., �.��;',: ,: � : : . . . MOTION: Made by Councilman Denny, seconded�. by:.Cou•ricilman Ful,ton : that the minutes of the regular meeting of July 6th be approved as mailed to each Councilman. The Vo'te::`:Unanimo.us"Aye's�•- "�. . t 9�.� �� .> �' •:� ..� .� ; � CC�MMUNICA•TIQIVS �,;�:=� ;. ` : .. . . � � . :..�.�� •� �.�.:;-+ • :� . . , .. - . �, . . . . _ _ � '. : � . . . .-, � .�:; _ : , . The Nisbet Family - Congratulations The-Nisbet Family of San_ Mateo;_�in°a �letter��d'ated Ju�ne=2,9th, com•mended the�City_Council;� _the people of Redding';� and ;the Chamber of Commerce for their friendliness, the well organized A � �/ (,, recr,eational�prog:ram,��:and:.the...total organizational;conc.ept of Redding. . '. .. � �a : .' . . ,.� ';•- Mayor Moty, rema�rked that�'it;was inde:ed.a pleasure, to:-receive such a congratulatory lette-r..; ., _ .� �� . .� __ : :.,�:. ,. :�. . �,�; ;, , . Resi�nation - Dr. Nicholas Peterson Dr. Nicholas Peters.o_n�submitted his resignation as a member of the Planning Commission due to the increasing pressure of his , :� practice. � C� MOTION: Made by Councilman Fulton, seconded by Councilman � Denny that the�resignation�of Dr. Nicholas Peterson be accepted with regret and a letter of appreciation be sent to him for the service he has rendered to the City. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes 17� 5enior Citizens Recreation Hall - Soroptimist Club Mrs. Marjorie Lauerman appeared b.efore Council on behalf of the Redding Soroptimist Club and submitted the Clubas proposal to build a_recreation hall for the Senior Citizens of Shasta County. Mrs. Lauerman explained that the proposed building will have 7700 sq. ft. initially, but will be so constructed as to allow for expansion in the future. Two plans were subm'itted by the Club; Plan # 1 would be a shell building; completed on the exterior, rough vviring. and plumbing, including septic tank� arid leaclzirig system, roofed including a louvered roof installed for future heating and cooling; insulated and ready for interior finish which the Senior Citizens of Shasta County have agreed to do. Plan #2 would be a completed building, including heating, cooling, til'ed floors, and finished walls. Mers. Lauerman said cost estimates are $28, 000 for. Plan # 1 and $35, 0.00 for� Plan #2, The Plan"to be used will depend upon the final amount of money`the Club'is able . . to obtain.,:;>Mrs. Lauerman stated.they understand Fede,r"al monies are available but, before the �lub can apply for,such monies, they must have a site location. The Club requests the.City of Redding �� / . . , . '. %r �/ to contribute the land for this building. ` The proposed site location was shown on the .Vu Graph and is on the northwest side of the Diestelhorst bridge, adjace,nt to .the Elks Club, on land acquired by the City several. years�.ago. Mf�s'. Lauerman said their project will not utilize all of the� space in this City owned land and the Club is agreeable to having the building and parking lot placed . . on said property at the dis.cretion of the Cit ��- - - Y• " Complete details regarding this p.roject are coritairied` in a 'letter written to Council by the Soroptimist Club, dated July-14, i965, which letter is on file. in the office of the City Clerk and is made a part of these minutes by .reference. Councilman Denny asked if this propos,al had been discussed with the City Planner or City Manager and was told that ,someone had ta�lked with Mr. Keyes �and Mr. .Stewart, that Mr. Cowden was out of tow.n at the time. . City Manager Cow�den stated he did not feel the proposal has .any objectionable features as far as the Master Plan.for. Parks is con- cerned, noting that the Recreation and Parks Commission favors thi:s proposal. . � Planning Director Keyes said this matter has not been� referred to � the Planning Commission.. � Councilman Chatfield asked for an �explanation�of �"coritribiztion of land"; does the Club have to have title to the land? _ Mrs. Lauerman said they did not need to'liave title='but tHey do have to have a site that cannot be taken away. Shirley Castor of the Sorogtimist Club said what is .needed is a',�.s'tatement froxn the City of Redding that the land is available;. she-as�suines�that �a lorig-term lease at $1/year would suffice. � � Councilman Chatfield is concerned about res;trictions re Federal fun,ds �. - . . and would like more. definite information. -He inquired.as to what program the funds would be available from. Mrs, Castor stated that _should _there.be any. restrictions ,that do not � mee.t with Councilfs approval, the 5oroptimist.Club will withdraw the application. Mrs... Castor said she,understands funds are available from six different:. governmental agencies. � � 17$ . Mayor�Moty asked if the Club would require an indication from the City qr a firm commitment. • Mrs. Castor said the club would need a written statement froxn the City of Redding that land would be available for a building. City Attorney Murphy stated that in prior applicatians�for Federal funds it has been necessary to' make out a description o�_the site. He asked Mrs. Castor if a one acre site would be suffi�cient and, if so, a�legal description of the specific site could be prepared. It was felt one acre would be adequate. �MC�TIOpN: Made, by Councilman Denny, seconded by Councilman Cha.tfield that the City Manager; City Attorney and City 7.'lanner , be authorized to wor,k with tlie. Soro�timist Club in deve�loping an agreement and a resolutio� that could be acted upon by Council at the next regular ,me�eting; the City .�ttorney to research legal , . questions that have been raised, and the City Planner to make a recommendation as to the most appropriate location of the build- ing on the site. The Vote:. Unanimous Ayes Legislation - H.,R. 797 . A wire was received,by Mayor Moty from Congressman Harold T. (Bizz) 7ohnson advising that the House passed the Whiskeytown- ;��1� Shasta-.Trinity National Recreation Area I:,egislation on �uly 12th. Carson & Barnes Circus A request was received from the Carson & Barnes Circus for pe.rmiss�unito have a Circus in. Redding on August 18th and to rent land in Benton acquisition for such purpose. < < . . .. . , . , .. . . . , City Attorney Murphy advised that Sheriff Balma is agreeable to patrons parking on the Posse Grounds and to using the Posse - , Grounds road. Mr. Murphy further stated the conditions under lj�� '� which they would be allowed to operate include a $50 license fee, $50 rental fee for the land for one day, and $100 cash clean-up bond (refundable if ar`ea is left in good conditi�n), all of which are on deposit in the office of the City.Clerk. ' It is also necessary for ' �t_,_ the Circus to obtain a use permit from the Planning Commission as ' � it is,not. being sponsored by any localorganization. A Certificate . of Liability Insurance is also .required to be filed with the City. MOTI�N: Made by Councilman Denny, s econde'd by Councilman Doherty that permission be granted to the Barnes & Carson Circus to conduct the Circus for one Day, August 18t1i,� on five acres of land in the Benton property acquisition, subject to the conditions outlined above. The_Vote: Unanimous Ayes . � : .. ,. --�. , . . - PUBLIC HEARING.- Appeal iTse Permit UP-31-65 - Paul Bunyan The hour of 7:30 P.M. ,having arrived, Mayor Moty opened the Public Hearing on appeal of Federal Sign and Signal Corporation for Paul Bunyan Enterprises on Application for Use Permit UP-31-65. The following document is on file in the office of the City Clerk: �.�i Affidavit of Mailing - Notice of Public Hearing Planning Director Keyes reviewed all of the pertinent data relative to the application for this L7se Permit and advised Council that , the sign.was disapproved by the Planning Commission by a vote of 4 to 1. Mr. Keyes stated the applicant'proposes to remove the present si n located on top of the restaurant and wishes to install a detache�pole sign 64 ft. in height. H'e pointed out that the Code > . 179 provides�that a detached pole or post sign shall not exceed 25 ft . in overall height nor 100 sq. ft. in area: Signs larger than this r'equire a special permit by the Planning Commission and may be allowed if it appears that the "o�tdoor advertising structure or s-ign which the applicant proposes to erect, construct, or maintain will not endanger the public safety or welfare and that a substantial hardship would be .worked upqn the applicant should such application be denied;rt ' , � Mr. Keyes reported .that whe� the Planning Commission inquired of Mr: Schick (Fe,deral Sign;�and� S�gna1 Corporation) what hardship the applicant would suffer if the sign were disallowed, Mr. Schick answered that he thought the property owner should haye the right to advertise his business. - ,: , _ , � , � . . • , ,�, In summary, Mr. Keyes said the reasons for,denying the. applica- tion were that certain features of the sign were not in accordance with safe:ty regulatio�is and,;.the Department.could:not,determine a necessary hardship warranting the sign. _ . . , . . . , _ .. .. Mr. :Lou Grush, repressenting,Paul Bunyan Enterprises commented . on Planning Department�s lette� to the Planning Commission dated • June 29th, "and signed by Robert Buchanan, as-follows: , � In rebuttal to. statements,made in the above letter., �Mr�. Grush sub- � mitted letters from the-following<agenci:es, and neighbor1�'g;; businesses. George O=Brien, P. G. & E. = stating no objections to sign . if pr,ovisions:of,General �rder #95 of the Gaiif. Public Utility Commission, ete. , are complied w.ith. �� H. S.. Miles, Division of Highways - has no�cornment or� objection concerni,ng the installation as planned. . � � , . � Saratoga Motel -,_has no objec.tion to sign as. proposed.-- believes � , such signs are good for business. � � To.wn House L; odge - has no 'objection to-sign as proposed -- ; believes it will be beneficial to th�ir ��sine,s,s and the City of � Redding , Mr. Grush stated further than the sign will not be an "eye-ball � ; e grabber" that the globes in the sign are �20 watt, are soft yellow, and->only 2/3 of them will, be on at:a -time. .. The effect will be similar to the Bonanza sign. He further stated that the height of � the sign vaill_be such that it will conforrrl to, safety standards i contained in General C�rder #95. Mr. Grush feels action should .. be .taken now to. attract .tourists to Redding to counteract the F.reewa.y which will b}r-pass Redding. � He is hopeful that a plan i can be put into effect whe,reby some 200_signs :would,.be<.posted , { north and south of Redding, promoting the City. Mr. Grush says with.the- adv,ent :of;the Fre,eway, ,towns not:just businesses, , - � are competing, .He:is ver.y .enthusiastic ab�outt the future of Reddix�g and, if it were pos,sible, would flatten_his� restaurant and .erect-a space: needle restaurant.-� Mr. Grush thinks. the �, _ . . . , � claim that the.sign mi;ght;be a traffic hazard is..exaggerated, The height of the sign allows visibility a �long ways�off�and allows the motorist-time to make lanN changes, etc.:, in advance. He believes a statement that all of the safety factors will be complied with should be all that is� required. Mr. Grush sub- mitted photographs with the sign drawn in,and also a water color painting illustr�.ting the proximity of the sign to the power pole. f �so � Councilman Denny; stated the photographs with the sign drawn in are out of proportion as they sk�ow the power poles to be taller than the sign. The power pole is 58 ft. tall and the sign is 64 ft. Mr. Schick and IVIr. Grush said this was not done :intentio�ally. < . . . - _ , Councilman Cliatfield asked Mr. Keyes if the actual sign portion of the new sign wasn�t lower than the present sign on,top of the ' building and �VIr. Keyes said he bd ieves they are about the same. Councilman Chatfield�asked Mr. Grush if they planned to .reduce the height of the sign�to 60 ft. instead of 64 ft. and Mr. G�rush replied they would do whatever is necessary to comp�.ywith General E>rder #95. Mayar Moty asked Mr. Hull, Chairman of the Planning Commission if he had any ques tions�or comm ents. ' � ' � Mr.��Hull"-�repo`rted tliat at the hearing. bef.ore -the Planni�ng.Commission Mr. Grusli was not p�esent but Ivlr. Schick of F.ederal Sign and Signal Corporation appeared on his behalf. Mr. Hull further stated that at the'-time of the heari�n�g communications had been receiued from several agencies citing violations of �safety standards in.the proposed sign, and he also r�oted that letters�from neighborirag businesses approving the installation of the sign were not filed with the Comxrrissian. Mr. HU.11 said Mr. Schick had not indicated that � �'aul 'Bunyon Enterpr'is.es' would suffe�r�a hardship if the application were denied. p° �-� ' � � ' . . . , . . _ - ... Mr. Hull•said'�the Planning Commission has endeavored to keep Redding from becoming a "Neon Jungle'•', has triec� to maintain standards of reasonable heights in signs and he feels the Commission has held to tliese standards ancl. has not grant�d'permiss�ion for high signs except'in unusual circumstances: He cited the following special grants in the last five years - Montgomery Wards, Bonanza,'�~Texaco, Thri fty .D'rug, and Hospitality House -- stating the locations of these signs are away from public'thoroughfares. Gouncilmari Chatfield inquired as to the height`of the Stardust si,gn ,�a.nd wa`s told it�was 56�6" in rheiglit, 420' sq: ft: in°area and a special permit was issued. Mrs. Helen Generes, speaking as a citizen, said she was recently � in Hawaii anc� they do have a Space Needle Restaurant located in the .A�a �1Vloana Shopping Genter which is much high'er than the power poles, and she hopes Redding cari �someday have 'such a restaurant as� it i.s so eye�cat-ching. She believes the'applicant should be granted a permit for�the propos ed sign, that Redding should move fo'rward and needs ali`possible publicity. Mrs. Generes made ' ' reference to the �ssociated Brokers sign which she understands was erected without a pexmit being �issued,� - - .. . . . . _ . . _ , . . � � � . _ .. > . ` `` 'Richard A.sbill, Attorney for Paul Bunyan Exiterprises; summarized all`of tlie po"'ints made by'Mr`:�Grush in�hi"s-appeal for permission to e,'rect the proposed sign a� the Rite Spot R.esta�urant. He emphasized that althbugh th�e'over�all'height of the �sign i�s� 64 feet; 'the s'ign itself (illuminated 'fla'shing portion) is` orily 39 1/2 feet -hight. Mr: Asbill f':eels�the-.r;eas;o:xres for denying approval are not clear; that �:his client ` ' has `a''ssu'red the City the safety rules will�be met.' He said that the hardsli'ip that exists is that denial deprives Mr.�'Grush of proper advertisement of his ;busiriess from his own prope 'rt'y. is i City Attorriey Murphy pbinted out that a policy -problem exists; that the Code sets the limits of 25 feet height and 100 square feet in area for detached pole or.post signs; and the Planning Commission, based on i`nformation available at the time of the hearing, denied the� �applicant permi.ssion to erect a sign in exeess of the stated limits. When this hearing was held->no��evidence was available. from the . motel owner,s to �he north and south of,.the applicant,as to their approval, ,and the applicant did not answer the question regarding ' hardship. Mr. Mur.phy said the Commission.must act.within the rules given to them. � . ,., - Councilman Dolierty�said that as a former me rriber of the Planning Commission he does not think the height of signs and enthusiasm of the growth of Redding necessarily go hand in hand. He thinks competition of signscan get out of h�.nd. Mr. Doherty feels the Planning Commissinn has attempted to modity tTze rules as set out in the Code in line with good taste and the needs of the applicant but he does not believe . �. ... _.. g be pro.per. �.ppr.oval of tHe ,64�'q:ot: si n would . a„ � � � ` Counc�lman Chatfield stated he is- confused reg�.rding the criteria for approval of signs. He feels that the sign that is being replaced is no larger than the present sign and the only thing that is question- able is the decorated extension on the top which is not illuminated. Mr.` Chatfield said that the ordinance rieeds updating as apparently the 25 feet in height`and 100 square feet in area limits are not realistic in view of the many permits granted. , Councilman Denny agr`ees with Couricilman Chatfield and thinks �`�� the Planning`Com `mission must feel'vulernable in trying to apply the ordin�.nce. The two conditions that the`City Attorney has mentioned, i. e. , safe�ty and necessit� of ;applicant to Show hardship, are,very difficult to enforce. . Mr. Denny also finds it inconsistent that a s`ign that is` attached to a building is, not subject t'o these limitations. MOTION; Made by Councilman Fulton, seconded by Councilman Doherty that the public hearing be closed. The Vote: Unanimous AYeS . . -- . . . - - � e . MC�TION: Made by Councilman Fulton, s.econde d by Councilman Chatfield that approval be given to Use'Permit �Application UP-31- 65, Paul Bunyan Enterprises, subject to the condition.that the sign comp�y with provisions of General Order No. 95.' Voting w,as as follows: . Ayes; `Counc�ilmen -_Chatfield, Denny, Fulton and Moty Noes: . Councilmen,-,Doherty Absent; Councilmen - None Mayor Moty feels the Planning Commission has been placed in an untenable position b,y having to operate nnder an ordinance,almost , impossible to enforce and therefore believes it proper to appoint a committee to study the sign ordira nce and make recommendations to Council,as to any changes they feel a.re in o.rder. He_'therefore appointed the follobving persons to such committee: �James Hull, Chairman of 'the Pl'anning Commission, Plarining Dire•ctor Keyes, _ Public �rks Director Arness, City Manager Cowden, City.Attorney �vlurphy, and Councilrnen Chatfield and Denny. ' _ � � , . . : ' � � . 182 PUBLIC HEARTNG - Assessment District No. 1965-2, Butte Street , � The hour of,8:0,0 P.M. , having arrived Mayor �Moty opened the � I . Public Hearing on Assessment District No. 1965-2,. Butte Street The following documents are on file in the office �o�f the City Clerk: Affidavit,of publication of Resolution` of Iritention Certificate.o.f, mailing copies of Resolutiori of�Intention .:,., . , � . .Certificate of pos.ting quartercard Notice� of Improvement � Aff�idavit of publication of Notice Inviting Sealec� Bids T,he City Clerk advised that there were no written pro.tests and ..�f _�. , . : �, �. . ` • ,.,, the,Mayor. ascer.tained.there were.no protests from.the floor. , MO.TION: Made; b.y Councilman Denny, seconded by Councilman Fulton the public hearing be closed. The Vote: � Unanimous Ayes . ' .. . � . . . ,... . . I .. i . .� The following documents were submitted:b.y�IVIr. Edwin Ness, ' Sgecial Bond Counsel of the firm of �Stu'rg'is, Den.-Dulk, Douglass ,and Anderson,. with respect to Assessment.District No. 1965-2, /-=�r'-"�/ _. - ... Butt'e Street: . , . .. . _ . � . . • , � " � ��. . c:�:��: . r : � . . � � .- , . . .. . .. .. ._ I. ..; .Filing of Bids _ .. . , <. .. �,� i , ,. Letter..from Public Works Director recommending award � . of Bid to-?►. Teichert &�Sons, Inc. � RESOLUTION NU. 350? - Award of Contract � f � MO!TION: Made by_Councilman Fulton, seconded by Councilman Denny that Resolution 1Vo. -3507 be adopted,` a�R.esolution of award• of co;ntract, A.ssessment.District No. 1965=�2, � Butte Street,, City.of.Redding, .Shasta County, California Voting was as follows: � �. ` Ayes: _..Councilmen. - Chatfield, � Denny, .Doherty, Fulton & Moty , Noes : Councilmen - None � � . Absent: Counc�ilmen -- None � , Re�.o�.ution No. 3507 on file in the office. of the City Clerk PUBLIC HEARING - Assessment District No. 1965-1, Angelus Subdivision The hour. of 8:00 P.M:, having arrived, Mayor Moty opened the Public, He,aring on Assessment District No. 1965-1, Angelus 5ubdivision. , ` � The;following, documents are on file in the .office�of the City Clerk : Affidavit of Publication of Resolution of Intention Certificate of mailing copies of Resolution of Intention Certificatie of:po:s:t'i�ng quartercard Notices of Improvement , Affidavit of publication of Notice Inviting �.�aled Bids � , . _ . .._ ,.. .. � : :_ �- . The City Cl,e,rk.advised there were no wr�itten protests and the Maya`r� ��j ; ascertaine,d there were no protests from the .floor. . , � . �:,_;.; ... ;. . � . : . ,. MO�TI�N: � Made by_Councilman Chatfield, s.econded by. Council'�man ` 'Dohe.rty the Public.Hearing be closed: .�The Vote: Unanimous Ayes ��,.: _ ... � _ . � . � . � � The fol�owing documents were submitted by 1VIr. Edwin Ness, 5pecial Bond Counsel of the firm Sturgis, Den-Dulk, Douglass and Anderson, with respect to Assessment District No. 1965- 1, Angelus Subdivision: is�: . , . .. , . , � , _ . . :,.,z�. . . . , . . Filing of Bidsf , . _ . , , , . . " . - . Letter from Public Works Director recommending �award of Bid to A. Teichert & Son, Inc.� Revised Cost Estima.te . ; . ,,.�: . . , . .� . RESQLUTION NO. 3508 - Award of ,Contr.act MOTI�N: Made by Councilman Chatfield, s.econded by Councilman Doherty that Resolution No. 3508 be adopted� a resolution of award of contxact, Assessment District No. 1965-1, Angelvs Subdivision, Ci�ty of ;Redding, Shasta; : County, California -Voting was �as� follows: : � , � . Ayes: Coizncilmen - Chatfield, Denny, Doherty, Fulton and Moty Noes: Councilmen - None . . � � ,_.: , ._��Absent: . Councilmen - None : , < . . .._ .. . . � . . . , Resolution No. 3�508�on file in the office of the Citg Clerk A$SESSMENT DISTRICT NO. 1964-5, Cottonwood and Othe,r Street � .. �. . ., . ,_ . _ . . � '4' , , . The following documents were submitted by Mr. Edwin_Nes.s, ;Special Bond � � Counsel of the firm Sturgis, Den-Dulk, Douglass a_nd Anderson: . : > Estimate of Cost � Plans and Specifications for the Improvements . . , . � , . , . , . : , . . . � . __ .. ,; , RESOLUTION No:. 3509 - Approving.Plans and Specs ' MOTION: Made by Councilman Denny, seconaed by Coun.cilman � < < Chatfield that�Resolution No. 3509 be adopted, a;;resolution approving plans and specifications, in Assess�ment District No. �l / 1964-5, Gottonwood,. San Fr..ancisco; Yuba, ,C�ak"and .Placer � � - _ .. � . Streets, Citg of„Redding,. Shasta County, State of Califo rnia , . _ Voting wa�s as follows: __ , , Ayes: Councilmen �- Chatfield, Denny, Doherty, Fulton and Moty Noes: Councilmen � None , , , Absent: Councilmen - None ' RESOLUTION No. 3;510 - Resolution of-Intention- MOTIC�N: : Made by Councilman Chatfield,: seconded by Councilman Doherty that Resolution No. 3510 be adopted, a resolution in the matter of the construction of improvements in As,s�ssrnent District . , , �. � .. � . • No. 1964-5, Cottonwood, San Francisco, Yub.a, ,�Oak, and__Placer Streets; City of Redding, County of Shasta,. State of California. . Voting�was as follows: . . , Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Denny,: Doherty, Fulton and Moty Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - None = , . RESOLUTIE�N No. 3511 - Preliminar3,11- oA.r.de�ri��g wo.rk MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Councilman Denny that�.Resolution,No. 3511 be .adopted,: a r.esolution pr.eliminarily . . . � . � - .. . . . ordering the wkork in Assessment District No...,19.64-5,, .�.ottonwood, San Francisco,_ Yuba, �Oak and Placer .Streets,, City of. R.edcling, . _... _ _ . �. . County of Shasta, State of California. � ` Voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Denny, Doherty, Fulton and Moty >Noes: ..Councilmen - None _ -�. :' : __ „ . .." ' _ ' � Absent: Councilmen - None _ _ . _ . . _.., _ RESflLUTION NO. 3512 - Adopting Scale of Prevailing Wage Rates i$� MOTION: Made by Councilman Denny, seconded by Councilman Fulton that Resolution No. 3512 be adopted, a resolution adopting scale of prevailing wage rates in Assessment District No. 1964-5, Cottonwood, San Francisco; Yuba, Oalc and Placer Streets, City of Redding, County of Shasta�, State of C'alifor•nia. Voting was as follows: - Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Denny, Doherty, Fulton and Moty Noes: Council�en - None • . Absent: Counci}rnc:n - None . . _ . .. _ . . . , _ _ Notice Invi`ting Sealed Bids � x • � All documents, including Resolutions, on file iri the office of the City Clerk .. . � , . , , -: . . � . .. , , . APPROVAL OF CLAIM5 AND PAYROLL � MOTIC�N: Made by. Councilman Doherty, seconded by�Councilman Chatfield that Accounts Payable Register No. 2, warrant Nos. 3830 to 4042, inclusive, in the amount of $145�,968:24 be approved'arid paid; t�at Payroll Register No. 1, warrant nos. 135 to 418, inclusive, in the amount of $61, 949. 55, salaries June 27, 1965, through July 10, 1965; be ap.proved. Total $207, 917. 79. � i�j (,: Voting was as follows: Ayes: '� �, G�ouncilmen = Ehatfield, �enny, Doherty, Fulton .and Moty Noes: � Counciimen -�None � �"` � `. , Absent:. Councilmen - None TREASU�t.ERDS REPORT � � � � Councilman Doherty, Finance Committee, submitted a report showing Total Treasurer's Accountability for the month of June 30�, 1965,_to be : , . . . . . , .. .. - ,�. . .- '. t . . . . -.. i��' $2, 574,�624. 60:�.. , � TREA5URER'S DELINQUENT TAX REPORT � � ' Councilman Doherty, � Fi�nance Committee, submitted Delinquent Tax � � Report of �the .City �Treas�urer for the period commericing A�pril l, 1965, � / � arid ending June 30, 1965, which reflected a �total' �collection of $5, 587. 22. �. , . , . � _ , _. . � . �,. . . �� . � CLAIMS FOR DAMAGE - lst hearing '� � Archie Woodard - Claim for Damages filed 7/6/65 -. _ � . _. Louis Ghiglieri - Claim for Damages filed .7[6/.65 __ _ _,_ . _ , Walter P. Schulz -�Giaim for Damages filed 7/2/65 . , t, . - . , . . . . - ,� ;f� ,. - . t � - % MG�TIQIV: IViad`e by Councilman Fulton,' secorided�'by Councilman IDoherty that the �Clxims for Damage outlined above be referred e to the� City Attorney and the Insuranc'e Carrier, "and the City Clerk .' be instructed to reset the claims on the agenda for August 16, 1965., The Vo�e:� LTnani�nous Ayes. ' CLAIMS FOR DAMAGE - 2nd hearing Laurence and 1Vlarie Carr - 2 claims � � . .._. .. ,. � , _ . , , , j ��,�� Ivi�TIb1V: Ivlade by Councilman Doherty, seconded by Councilman � Qiatfie2d that the Clairns for Damage filed by Laurence and Marie � Carr on 6%22/�65 be den'ied', and City In�suranc�e Carrier b'e advised of Council action. The�Vote: �Unanimous Agres , SETTi�E1VIEN�T�OF CLAiM5 � � �. City Attorney Murphy reported notice'lias been r'e'ceived from Shasta - Cascade Insurance AdjuStment Service'that �the following claim's `have been settled in the amounts so indicated: „ }I _ _ .. ..• . . __ _ . -- I �� Miriam 5anberg $ 87. 88 Division of Highways 22.15 Battle Turner 68. 00�� ' James & Burnice Browand 189. 96��'= ig� J. & B. Browand for David Browand, a minor $115. 00'�°'�4 ' ... . . _ ... � , . . . . .. , • . =�� Pr'operty' Da�mage - Police Report - �No claim fil:ed � � =�°�� Bodily Injury - Police Report � No claim filed ORDINANCE NO�. 805 �- 19•65 Sewer� Bond Issue ' � ' MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, Seconded by Councilman� Denny that full reading of Ordinance No. 805 be wa'ived and tlie City Attorney instructed to scan same. The Vote: Unanimous A�res . . ,: ,,.. . . t ,. . � � . . .. .. MQTIO�N: Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Councilman Fulton that Ordinance.No: 805; �be adopted an ordina.nce calling a special Municipal Bond:election .in:the City of; Redding for�the�purpose �of�submittin'g`to the Electors of said City the measure of incurring a bonded indebtedness of said City`for the acquisition, constr..uction and completion of the following Muriicipa'l.-Im�:ro�ement;.-�to wit: : Sew:er' Sy.stem Impraveinents; � Declaring the estimated-.cos_t of,said Municipal 'Improvement, the amount of the �`�� principal`.of said indebtedness.to�be incurr'ed therefor,� arid• the maximum rate of interest to be paid ther•eori; .mak'in.g�provision° for �the�levy and � collection of taxes; and fixing the date of said electi'on,`tlie manner of ' holding same, esbablishing electiori`precinc'ts'and polling places for said election, appointing election officers therefor, 'and provisiing` for notice thereof. ' ' , Voting was as follows: ` ' ' ' : ' � Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Denny, Dohe�ty, Fulton and Moty 1Voes: Councilmen - None = -. � � • � Absent: Councilmen - None �rdinance No. 805 on file in the office of tlie�City Clerk RESOLUTION = Vacating:Street�.in Ottoriello��Subdivis'ion � City Attorney Murphy 'submitted Resolution No. 3513 `pertaining to vacating an unnamed' street i�n�th�e�Ottonello S.ubdivisiori: � " � Councilman Chatfield recommended that the?:��l�gal description of the proper.ty to .be abandoned;:as contained in�'R.'es`oliztion No. 3513, be amended • by interlineating at the end of 'the leg�:l'desc'ription'�the �following words "excepting therefrom the most westerly 13� thereof. " Mr. Chatfield �1-, y • stated this would �'reserve -a�:�.d�necessary-for future widening of Hilltop Road. MOTION: Made..by,Couricilman`Chatfield; 'seconded by Ivlayor Moty that Resolution No. 3513 be adopted, as amended'accord'ing to the recorrimendation of Councilman Chatfield, a resolution of the'City Council of the City of Redding declaring its intention to vacate and abandon an unnamed street in the City of Redding. � � � ' � " _ � � __ Vr%,ti•ng.was as foll-ows�:,r . : . . .. , : . .. ' , . � � ,Ayes: Councilmen��- Ch�atfield,� Doliert'y,' FuTton and Moty ' Noes: Councilmen - Denriy '- � 'X ' "' " • ` - � ' ' Absent: Cou•ncilmen - None - �� ' ' ' A public hearin�g.:will be ahe�d�.on A�g_ust 16',= 19`65;��at�8:"00 P.M. � - � Resolution 1Vb:r�'3''513�on fi�le in the office of`tHe City'Clerk � , . � � . . , . . ... , .:a. � .r'. . , ., � , • . , .. . . . _... . . . ' . �� . . -� RESOLUTTON - Acquisition of Prope _sty near Sheridan Park . . . � MQ�TIQN: .Made by CouncilmaneIDolierty, s,econded by Councilman Fulton- ;; �;� that Resolution No. 3514 be adopted, a resolutiori of.the City Council of the --%�� City of Redding determining that the public interest and necessity require 186 the acquisition of certain real property, and approving the terms of such acquisition,'.;and autho-rizing� the Mayo•r to execute the necessary documents for such acquisition: , � - Voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Denny, Doherty, �Fulton and Moty Noes: - - Councilmen - Non�e� � •�� - -- Absent: Councilmen - None . . _ .,,_ „� , -. - - � _. - -. .. . �, ..,s , . .. . _ . , . � Resolution No. 3514 on file'in the office of the City Clerk , ... , � . . - � , . � RES4LUTION - Authorizing Contract - East Redding Indust rial Park Councilman.�Chatfi:eld:abstained from,dis.eussion and voting on this item. MOTIQN: ' Made by Coiznc.ilman�Denny; -seconded,by'Coizncilman Doherty that..Resolution No:.:,35.1.5 be adopted;:a. re.solutionrautho.ri�zing'e'xecution of contract between City of Redd .iri,g:,and A. Teichert & Son, Inc. , for wor,k��to .be:,dorie�:in.Eas�t Redding�Industrial .Park�-Assessment District," �+ City of Redding, Sliasta County.,.. California...� - � � ��;� � Voting was�as.-fallows: ., ... _ . _. ... . � , . . . � .. A�es: - � •Gounci.lmen - Denny, ,Doherty,:.Eulton� and Moty , . Noe�s.t ; . Couricilmen - .None�r�-��.. ". � . � � Absent: Councilmen - None . Abstain: Councilmen - Chatfield . •� '" ' - _ . . .. . < < . Resolution No. 3515 on file in the office of the ,City:Gle�rk. ' AWARD OF BID -Transformers , . . Purchasing Director Stewart submitted the Analysis and Recommendation on Bid for Overhead Type�'Distri�bution�Transformers, ,Bid Schedule #334,;which� stated,,it was.the recomm:endation of the�.'City Manager and Purchasing Director that the bid=be.-awa.r.:ded�.to the-Consolidated Electrical Distributors of Rec�ding, the: low bidder. �� MOTId�N: �Made, by Councilman..Chatfiel,d.,,.;seco�de:d-by�Councilman Denny � that the recommendation'o,f'the ;City;Manage_r an:d Purehasing Director Stewart�be accepted and that Bid Schedule #: 334 be awarded to the Consolidated . _ Elect;rical Distri�butors of;�Redding->on�their.low.bid:of.$16,.112, tax included. Voting was as follows: Ayes: � � Councilmen - G_hatfie�ld,. .D:enny,.�Doh:erty, Fulton arid :Moty � Noes:::-;:, , Councilme:n-- None� •. � . - " � ` '' ' . . . � . � _. .. ' � Absent:'.'' ,Counc'rlmen - �None� = --� ; _. ..: :. .. � •� � �� " - � , ._ _,. . , .z:.. �. . , . ; .. . . , . . . . . AWARD OF BID - Wire and Cable , � � ', . Purchasing Director Stewart submitted the Analys;is-aricl Recommencl.ation of Bi d for Wire and Cable, � Bid„S.chedule:#337, which�stated i't was the re- commendation of the City Manager and Pur.chasing Director that the bid be awarded to the Valley Elec�ric Company.of.Redding, �the ,low bidder: � MOTYUN: Mad'e by:Cquncilm'ar�. Deriny, ..secon�}ed;by ,C;ouncilman F�ulton � i/f,� that the recommendation of City Manager Cowden and Purchasing Director �` �' S�ewart be accepted,and.;that.•.Bid: Sehedule::#337 be,awarded to Val�ey. Electric Company of Redding on their low bid of $10, 666.45, tax included. Voting was as..follow.s:' ..•. '.: .- .. - � . . . - Ayes: . ,.,, Councilmen - Denny, Ghatfield, Doherty, Fulton ancl 1Vloty Noes: . . Councilmen - :None�.� . � . . •: -. • . � . • _.� ': _ _ Abs ent: •'Councilmen - None' . ' I�:': : REZONING APPLICATION (RZ-?-65).- (Donald Bracken) Eureka Way Planning Director Keyes requested deferment of consideration of this. / - �-L_ rezoning applieation to the meeting of August 2nd, stating that Mr. / � � Bracken had been contacted and is agreeable.to this. deferment. NO PARKING ZONES- Market.Street and Parkview.A.venue . � Traffic Engineer Freeinan submitted the recommendation- of the Park�ng and Traffic Commission that "1Vo Parking" zones .be established on the east side of Market Street in the 1900 block and on.Parkview. Avenue in front of the City Hall, where "drop-.in'�.mail boxes have been installed. �/�C�' �1T�a�;or Moty asked why the boxes on Parkview Avenue had been installed on the east side of the main entrance to th� City Hall'rather than the west.side.and was told it.w.as done because of a sight problem. MOTION: Made by..Councilman Denny, seconded by Co.uncilman Doherty that the recommendations of the Traffic and.Parking Commission .re ' establishing !'No. Parking" zones be approved.as o.utlined above and the City Attorney be instruct�:d to. prepare the_necessary docuxnents. Tlie Vote: Unanimous Ayes. YIELD SIGNS - Interse.ction of Highway 44 and Bechelli Lane Traffic Enginee.r Freeman su.bmitted the.x,e�ommendation of the Traffic and . Parking Commission that channelization and "Yield!` signs be used for right ��,�� turning movernents at the;.intersection of Highway=:44 and Bechelli Lane, as J outlined in the sketch prepared by the.Traffic Engineer. Mr. Fr.eeman stated the pro.posal meets.with the full approval.of the State Division of Highway.s �Traffic Eng3neer Gordon Chester. . MG�TION: Made by Councilman Denny, secorided by Councilman Doherty that the recommendation of the. Traffie and�Pa�rking Cornmission, re<use of � � channeliza�ion and. "Yield" si�gns at the intersection of Highwa.y 44 and ; Bechelli Lane be approved and .the C3ty Attorney be�instructe�d to grepare the necessary document. The.Vote: Unanimous Ayes � � . � PARKING RESTRICTTONS - Vicinity of County Courthofase � MO�TIO�N: Made,by,Councilman Denny, seconded by Gouncilman.Fulton that the :parking restrictions now in effect on the north, west, and 'south . �y ?� �` sides of the Cour.thouse be. changed to indicate that such restrictions are effective except on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, and the City Atto 'rney be instructed to prepare the necessary document. The Vot e: Unanimous ��;'`�� Ayes . � REDDYNG MUN�CIPAL AIRP�RT � Cha.r��r;: and,Student Inst�u�tion Flights Airports Manager McCall submitted the Airports Gommission r.ecommeridations that Cascade l�ir.Service, Inc. , be authorized to operate as a comme.rcial operator from Redding Municipal Airport for (��?)" cha.rter service and (2) student instruction. , , ��,5 <� � � - � Mayor Moty expressed concern re the effect unlimited a�pproval of operations of tl�is type will have on the fixed base operator. He said Council ha.s never questio�ed,the: propriety of the perm�ittee to establish. a�fixed base of.o.geration but this � ty.pe.of operation which Council is consider3.rhg now and which was � considered eaxlier this year could have a serious_ effec�t upon the fixed base operator. _ � � . � . Councilman Denriy said he has the same concern as Mayor Moty and expxessed his fears �:�t the time Mr. Aikens applied for permission to operate in the same mariner at Benton Airpark. Mr. Denny voted against granting Mr. .Aikens a permit. Mr. Denny said Council is interested in promoting competition among fixed base operators and in promoting services being provided by fixed base 188 operators but does not feel it is in the best interest of the City to jeopardize - .. . . .. .. ,- - the positiori of sai:d operators by`continuing,to grant permits. to,�non-fixed base operators. " - � � _ • ` � . - . �' , � . ,� . . Airports 1blanager�Mc�Gall said it'wouTd' be' clesirous �1�"have'�anothe'r �fixed base operator at each airport. The Commission is hopeful that as these non-fixed base operators grow they will become fixed base operators. . Mr. McCaTT sai:d there�a 're four types`of='operation at the airport: (1) Fixed base operator with long term 1'ease agxeemerit' and ` . ` Tow` rerital'payments • - ~ � . . `. � (2�) Fixed�base�=ope�rato�r�with :,�ry low rent .and short term lease agreement (3) Commerci�.ioperators who enjoy loW rentand moderate' ` lease�s of from� 5�to �8 ��rei�.rs." In�these''instances the operators have built�buildings wliicFi will u�timately'be taken ove r'by� ' �' the City. (4) Commercial operator-� who�has no�investment and rio grourid ' ' � �I�eas�e: He�pays a per`mit fee, and laridirig fee based"on tHe � � � � : - •._ . . _ . ,;`��" `gross weight'of his plarie�.arid the r�uimbe'r'of �planes: Tliis`=''� .., ,<� .. .._. ...:. . ; , .. „ ..... .. . .. . . ' � type 'of�operator�is on��a yearTy�permit. - ' � '� • Councilman Chatfield said he agrees with Mayor Moty and Councilman Denny, and thinks��Gouric�il is�'in disagreement with tlie Airpor:ts...Commission re policy. IVIr. Chatfield b�13::v�:s Council should have 'pu:t tlie Air"po'rts Commiss�i�on on notice after approval of the permit for Mr. Aikens�that Gouncil�would not approve ariy more such applications until a study had . - ,. ..,. ,. .. ; been made. � . . il `� � - - � . . ... . . .. . . . . _ ; . . � Councilman Doherty does not'feel �Council-can regulate competition and feels there should be a careful review of the standards. . , . - _ � ,. . Mr. Thomas Davis, 705 Circle'Dxive;"one of�the�priricipals of' Cascade ':it�,t�F�` � '�',". Air Ser`vice,� stated his firm is making'�application"for a�permit to operate �.t the R.edding Municipal�Airport as �stipulated��lieretofo're��in acoordanc'e' with the provisions 'of Par�agraph 4 of Resolution'No.� 2978.; Mr. Davis said his� firm has $35, 000 investment in two planes and intend to operate those planes on a commercial basis, stating that Gascade Air..Ser.vic�e _is _ , _ _, .. in the air freight'and �assengex b�s�'iness and i's `applying for permissiori . to operate a�t Redc�ing Municipal Airport. 1VIr. D'avis� believe's th��i,T '" services will help the public in the R.edding area and be�lieve's`tliei`r business . ,.., s .. . .. , .. :. will answer a need that ha's notb�eri exploi�ed: �� - ` �' � �' ' MO�TICDN: Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Councilman Doherty that Council approve the recommendation of the Airports Commission re � Cascade �Air Service°ope�rating;�at Redding.MunicipaT�Ai"r.po`r.t,:.and..the Airports Commissiombe instructednot to acci.-:p+;�any new.application,s of this nature until policy has been reviewed and a repo�t made to Council. ` Voting was as foll�ows: • � • � � Ayes: Councilmeri - Chatfield, Doherty, Fulton ancl IVloty Noes: Councilmen - Denny Absent: Councilmen - 1Vone � ' ° 1VIa or Ivlo't �a �oirited.the�follow�iri�'- �Corrimittee�to 'review''� ol'i'c r`e' rantin Y . Y� PP g P Y' g. g permits to=operator�s at�Redding�Airports; s:a�id _Committe.e�.to�re:po`rt : -=�: back to Council�'with`their finclings �and re�comriiendations:� � Ai'rports Commission Chairman Patten ,' Airports Manager McCall, City �Manager Cowden, City Attorney Murphy and Councilmen Denny and Doherty. � - - - �� . . � . , � f� . - � . ,�: . „ , .. . . , � ;r.� 189 j S HA S T A TERRACE SUBDIVISION - Acceptance of Street Work ' Public Wor�s Director Arness reported that the items of street work, (Enchanted Way) described in the March 1, 19.65, agreement between � ` the Cit.y of Redding and Kennicott Construction�Company, Inc. , �have been completed and notice of completion:will be filed;upon acquisition of the easements from the owner. , M�TI�N: Made by Councilman Doherty; seconded by Councilman Fulton � ; that Council accept the improvements of street work on Enchanted Way; �� '� Shasta Terrace 5ubdivision, as being �a,tisfactorily completed and the City Attorne.y be instructed to pr�epare the necessary document. :` The Vote: Unanimous Ayes '-� � . RIVERSIIaE DRIVE WIDENING -..R.eq:uest to Call for Bids - � j MC�TION: Made by Councilman Fulton, seconded by Councilman Denny �,�V;� i that the Depar�tment of Public�Works be� authorized to call for bids for i . , the widening of Riverside Drive. The Vote: ,�Unanimous �A.yes , � Q�RDINANCE - City Clerk's Salary City Attorney Murphy s�ubmitted Ordinance No. 806 pertaining to the salary of the .City Clerk: M-r. Mur�phy-advised Council-that-they had approved an increase in salary of:the Gity Cl:erk, such-increas.e ;to become effective �� i,� Apri:l, 19.66; however, th;e law r,equires ar�or,dinance be adopted amending , the code_to .reflect this increase. , �. ,. � . � . t , Couricilman Ghatfield offered Ordinance No. 806 for first reading, an - �, ordinance of the City Council of the,City of-Reddin�g amending-Subse'ction ' (b) of 5ection 2-13 of Chapter 2 of the Redding City Code, 1959, as ' amended,�:pertaining to the salary� of�the� City�Clerk. ; - - - � � � . � AGREEMENT - Southern Pacifie,Gompany �: ' MOTION: Made by Councilman Doherty, seconded by Councilman Denny that Resolut�ion-No: -351�i-be ado�ted;- a�res.olution of the City Council of ,- � the:Cit of-Reddin a rov.:in a �su lemental• a reement;wi�th t�e Southern � ��1� Y g'� PP - b �- PP g� Pacific Company c_onc,e.rning .a certain electric>power easernent in-the vicinity of Sulphur�,C:reek and, authorizing the Mayor to exeaute same in behalf of the, City.. The:Vote: Unanimous �yes � _ � ,. . ' �, . `_ - • r , LEGISLATICDN - H.R. 3608 and H. R. .5955 City Attorney Murphy reported that H. R. 3608 and H. R. 5955 are restated versions of S. 218 (which would diminish F. P.C. jurisdiction over :private power- com;�a:nies). �Earlie_:r ,thi�s;.ye.ar Council .approv.ed a..resolution opposing �, S. �218. The Gity Clerk ad�nsed tha�thearings��were�beYng held.on�s-uch bills 'J � �� , and urged.that a,w �,s be sent to the•res<pective Chairman�of�,the� Sub�-Co.mmittee i on Communications and Power opposing such legislation., T�e matter was called to the attention of the Mayor and a wire was sent to said Chairman stating Council°s opposition.-�Co sai�d<legislation. . , . . ' , - - ., r �.. • - . - . . . .. . . . . . ;. KUTRAS P-ROPERTY - TUR-TLE BAY • --:P•roposed.Division �. City Attorney-Murphy_ presented a diagrarn�prepa-red by.�the Department of Public Works, illustrating the division of the Kutras property into 20 parcels. ; . . _ -. . . . . . . .. _ , . : - �� ; Mr. Murphy ,reported that Mrs,.- Kutras was agreeable to the decision reached =' � by Council at the meeting of July 6th,whereby•Co.uncil -voted�to accept Mrs. � ; Kutras� offer re �cquisition of Turtle Bay property, provided that prior to � { exercising the .first -purchase opt�ion (fihe 2nd�1/ZOth-of land•) the que.stion of the ; purchase-of -the�-Turtle Bay area be referrred to the electorate for their appro,val:: ,, , . , . . , � � 9a Mr. 'Murphy said that in dividing the 'property.into 20 parcels, to be purehased o�er 'a�20 ye'ar period; it�was done iri-a manner �so the City will��acquire � good 1and, �serni �good land, "and inundated land with each purchase: �Mr. �� Murphy further stated this division was developed by the City and each parcel is approximately equal in value. 1V�rs: Kutras is agreeable to the pro�osed division and tentative approval is requested of Council so that ,' legaT bouridaries•`can be d'rawn up'to incorporate•in the �agreemerit between 1V�rs. Kutra�s and the City of Redding: ° � � • � ' '' . _ . . . .. . . . . � � . .. .. ' .. .. . .. " . �.., „i. a . , a ... . ... �6 ..� . . MQ�TI�N: � Made by Councilman Doherty, seconded by C�ouncilmari' Chatfield that tentative approval be given to the �ivision of the' Turtle Bay property into 20 parcels as on the diagram prepared by the Department of Public Works�'and made` a part of"these�minutes by reference�. Voting was as follows�:` � • � •- e - - • �• ' � : Ayes: � � Council�men -� Ghatfield;��Dohert'y, Fultori and Moty• = �7oes: Councilmen '- Denn�r � � � Absent: Councilmen = None _ .. � � - JACKS�N�ACQTJISITION - � � � • • � . . � - - � � City Attorney Mizrphy advised that the• attorney for the estate •of Clara Jackson has received the probate bid� and it w.i11 be taken. before Pxmbate Court for approval . At that ti�ne the public will ha�ve 'ari opportunity to bid on this property but any such bid will`'have to�be 10%��higher than the Cityts bid for the first bid. Then, other people can bid without going up the 1.0%.; lvi-r:" Murphy feels� a r'epresentative�of th�e City with authority to b'id=hi-`gher should appea�r �at such time. �`� ' `- - '� < < . . i: �'�� ,� j �, The matter of setting• a limit as to the top arnount to be bid by�the Gity � was discussed but it was the consensus of the Council that this should be left to the judgment of the City representative. � - MO�TIO�N: Made�by�Councilinan Chatfield;' secon�ed�by Gouncilman Dohe'rty that the City-lVIanager � and�the Gity Attorney b�e=`authorized to jointFy appear on behalf of the 'C'ity at'the'�Probate�Confirxnatiori of" Sale in•'relatiori�to the Jacksom-pr'operty acquis'ition',` and in the> event of ad`ditional bids in ex�ess of the City=s bid, that they be authorized to exercise their best judgment in the making of additi�nal bids for and on behalf of the City. The Vote: . Unanimous Aye s � . . . . : , . . . . , . ., - . ,. . , ,. . . PU'G RATE CHAIVGE• . • �:..,::. : .. � . _ ' : . . , . . . . ' City Attorney Murphy reportecl that an-application� has been fil•ed with tlie ✓; .,llGj ` PLTC by Transcontinental Bus System, .American Bu� Lines, and Gontinental � _ Pacific Li�n.es for rate changes. He noted that�Continental Pacifie Lines serves Redding.� � - . , : ' ... . . � . . > . . . . . t.- � . B UCKEYE WATER SHORTAGE --� Ur�;$ncy�Item�' `-' � Councilman Chatfield commented on the newspaper item which stated the City of Redding had supplied w.ater ,to the Buckeye County�Water. District during the current water-crisis arid said he endorses such a program. � ' , , City Manager Cowden said the water shortage was acute over the weekend due to a' b'roken pump and said he woizld li�ke permission to continue helping t„ �^LI ' � . , � • out as'�=1ong as the emergency exists. . �. . , � • . . , , M�TION: 1Vlade by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Councilman DoYierty tha.t approval be given for continuing the program of supplying water to the Buckeye County water district for the duration of the current crisis. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. , ✓ ��' WATER AND SEWER 5ERVICE CHARGES (See minutes of August 2, 1965) Mayor Moty reported that the City Manager has made the suggestion that perhaps it would be well for the City to review and re-evaluate the acreage and front footage charges for water and sewer service connections. May Moty therefore appointed the following Committee to do this and to report back to Council: Planning Director Keyes, Director of Finance Courtney, % �. City Manager Cowden, Public Works Director Arness, and Councilmen Fulton and Chatfield. 1g� . WATER. SERVICE CHARGES , _ Mayor Moty reported that the City Mana.ger has made the suggestion that perhaps it would be well for the City to review and re-evaluate the acreage and front footage charges for water service connections. Mayor Moty _ � , . � therefore appointed the following Committee to do this ax�d to report back to Council: Planning Director Keyes, Director of Finance Courtney, City Manager Cowden, Public Works Director Arness, and Councilmen Fulton and Chatfield. � , � _ � _ _ COMMUNIGATIONS , City of�Redding Fire Department report for month of June � � ��% Shasta-Cascade Wonderland Assn. correspondence re possible ��' j story in Field and Stream Magazine concerning Castle Crags State Park Application for Alcoholic Beverage License - Roaring - � �� Twenties l�izza;i., 994 Market Street - � � _ Division of Highways Tabulation showing apportionments �� of 1. 04�` Funds to,Cities and Counties _ ICCCNC Notice of monthly meeting in Hayfork on Tuesday, f // July 20th � Adjournment . _ There being no further business, at the hour of 1 D:45 P.M. ,, on the motion of Councilman Denny, seconded by Councilman Doherty, the meeting was adjourned. . , _ � � � ,\ ... _ . , APPROVED � _ / yor o he City of Re .Attest: , , � ' i � _ _ !+� _ � _ _ . . f / _.:, �.�:(:�1�:r , �G ,%;. /�.,ti�-�a /,.„ . 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