HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - City Council - 1964-07-07 168
City Council, Adjoii"rned Meeting
Police Dept. & Council Chambers
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� � � July 7, 1964 . 12:30 P. M.
The meeting was called to order :by�� Mayor Moty with�•.the��following �council�men
present: Chatfield, Fulton, Hummel and Moty. Absent: C•ouncilman�Denny.
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City Mar�ager Cowden,. City-Attor�ney'Murphy, Assistant City'Mariager and�
Director of Finance Courtney and Fu�lic �Works Director Ar-ness were also
present.
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RESQLUTION. QF INTENTION - 5hasta Junior College�� - � -'�� • �• � � �
City Attorney Murphy submitted Resolution of Intention re proposed site for
the relocation of Shasta Junior College�. He advised if.�Site�8A� iri`the-�Eriter•prise
area is chosen, proceedings for.::unii�habiUad annexation-will be initiated. He said
it would be impossible to include with the proposed annexation, any portion of
land which was a part of the recently�defeated "Greater-Eriter�pris'e� Annexa�tion".
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Councilman Chatfield said the Shasta County Planning Department should be
�7� requested to give.assurance to the Sit`e Selection Committee indicat'ing their
willingness to cooperate in protective zoning around:the perimeter of the land
adjacent to County land.
MOTION: Made by Councilman Hummel, seconded by Councilman Fulton that
Resolution No. 3321 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council of the City of
Redding de�laring_-its:intentions in,the:event.that.the: Shas�ta.Junior College
District Board of Trustees selects as the site of the new College prop`erty
lying no"r,theas�t of and adjacent to �tlie'i-riter'secti�on�of Dana Drive and Canby
Road•in the County of Shas-ta. - � - � - ' ' •"
. Voting was as follows: - - . " . � .- '��� � . .
Ayes: Councilm�n - Chatfield, Fulton, Hummel and Moty
Noes: Councilmen - Norie
Abs�ent: Councilmen - Denny
Resolution No. 3321 on file in the office of the City Glerk.
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CHAPARRAL TERRACE ASSESSMENT DISTRICT No. 1964-3
Councilman Chatfield stepped down from his Council seat and abstained from
discussion and voting on this matter. •
City Attorney Murphy reported that most areas of disagreement in the proposed
contract had been worked out by staff and Richard Asbill, ,Attorne.y for_ the
Buckeye County Water District. However, the main point re�who pays the cost
of relocation , when necessary, of facilities owned by the Buckeye County Water
District located in City Street, remains unsolved. � He stated such expenses are
�O� normally borne by a Public Utility District even when District is not responsible
for relocating. He said the BCWD is insis.ting on insertion of special contract-
ural agreement which would overcome the established case law and City would
be responsible for cost of relocation.
Director of Public Works 1�rness cautioned that danger of establishing p,x�e;ce.de:nr
exists which.could involve future dealings with the Enterprise Public Utility
District and the Cascade Community Services District.
Mr. Murph�r �said Frank Magaldi (Michaeltron, Inc.) has expended money in
good faith to develop�:_ the subdivision, that he has complied with all require-
ments. He further said the law requires a three-�way agreement. betwe.en
1Vlichaeltron, The BCWD and the City of Redding. He recommended Council
adjourn the meeting to discuss alternatives with Bond Counsel, Ed Ness and
the B.C.W.D.
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There being no further business, on motion of Councilman Hummel, seconded
by Councilman Fulton, the meeting was adjourned until 12:30 P, M. , Monday,
July 13th to continue Chaparral T�errace Assessment District No. 1964-3
proceedings. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes.
AP�PROVED: �_ _�
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City lerk
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