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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - City Council - 1962-06-04 25 � City Couneil, Regular,Meeting Police Dept. & Council Channber.s Bldg. . Redding, California June 4, 1962 7:00 P.M. _�'he Revererid G. E. Westphal, .Pastor of the 5eventh Day Adventist Church, Re'd�ding, gave•the invocation. A.PPOINTMENT - Robert Chatfield Mayor Fulkerth announced the resignation of M. F. Park'er, Jr. as c_ouncilman, advising he had accepted a positiori in San Francisco and would rio longer be a resident of Redding. . � : �Mayor Fulkerth announced the appointmen.t of Robert R. Chatfield as City Council- man and the Oath of Office was administered to Mr. Chatfield to fill the unexpired term of M. F. Parker, Jr. The meeting was called to order by`Mayor Fulkerth with the following councilmen »� present: Chatfield, Kriegsman, Martin and Fulkerth. . Late: ,Councilman Moty. A.lso present were Ci.ty Manager Gowden, City Attorney Redmon, Director of Finance Courtney, Director of Public Works Arness, A.irports Manager Owens, Planning Director Evans, Purchasing A.gent Stewart, Electrical Superintendent Dais, Superintendent of Parks and Recreation Nelson and Working Parks Super- visor Sinith. The following persons signed the Register: Alma Hinds Wm. _J. Braun - � Lawrence W. Carr.. . - Lois Stone D'. W. :Hinds _ . � Tom Spade - , D. Hammon Felix-_Begthin . Edith E. Edwards Geo. D. O'Brien Jim Roach. . K. E. Spencer, - Ralph I. Sharp APPROVAL OF MINUTES _ MOTION: Made by Councilman Martin, seconded by,.Councilman Kriegsman that minutes of the adjourned meeting of May 22nd be app.roved as mailed to each of the councilmen. The Vote: Urianimous Ayes. G�MMUNICAT;IONS - Shasta Roadsters, Inc. Lease Extension , The Shasta Roadsters, Inc. requested renewal of their lease with the City for us.e of a section of the Municipal Airport as a dragstrip, asking this be a three yea•r lease and that rent paid be a flat 5% of the paid admissions. '��� . . � l/�' Mr. John Fitzpatrick, Jr. , 401 Wilshire Drive, spokesman for the group,out= lined reasons for their request; that this was a non-profit organization serving a recreational function in the community's interest and with lower rates a better job could be done. . � He advised the City Manager had reques,ted a 90-day release clause whichwas satisfactory with them. MOTION: Made by Councilman Kriegsman,. seconded by Councilman Moty , to approval the renewal of the lease with Shasta Roadsters, Inc. for a period of:,,three years under terms of a flat 5% and with a 90 day release clause, lease .to be prepared to the satisfaction of the City Attorney and City Manager. . The Vote: Unanimous Ayes . � Request for Reassess,ment Rancho Parks The City Treasurer� requested reassessment of Rancho Parks Sewer #33-A.- �1�,� 1-B, 26 MOTIdN: 1Vlade by Councilman Martin, seconded by Councilman Moty to ' approve the request of the City Treasurer and the Street Superintendent be directed to prepare plat.and amended assessment of Rancho Parks Sewer � #33-A-1-B after which the necessary procedure be followed to set public hearing. The Vote: Unanimous .Ayes . . � �/1� Request - Private Patrol Operator License , Chief of; Police Li-ncecum advised that Eldon� J. �McCarty had applied for a license ����t as a private patrol operator; that he had investigated and found nothing det.�ri�- mental for the issuance of this license. � MOT�ION: Made by Councilrnan Martin, seconded by Gouncilman:Mo.'ty this ' request be tabled pending further investigatiori by :the councilman interested�.in the police department affairs: The Vote: Unanimous Ayes . � Councilman Moty requested that Mr. McCarty attend the next Council meeting, if possible..: . . . � . • � . . . ` Recreation and Parks Commission Re.commendations ', � Street Tree Planter Square Design . ' Mr. Ovid L. Holmes, Chairman of the Recreation and Parks Commission, recommended the approval�of the �Street Tree Planter D:esign as prepared . . by Richard Wood. - Mr. Wood outlined the design for the street tree.planters, stating it was �to pre- vent the hazards of people walking without looking; that rocks of the planter . would be on the level of the curb and sidewalk. Merritt Nelson stated�there were now between three and four hundred planters ;�., _ in the Gity and it was anticipated 'about a thousand more�wou].d be built; �this de- . �� sign was so prominent with such unusual beauty, it was the Departrr�ent!s desire to have CouncilTs official approval. �� � . � .��� MOTIO�N: Made by Councilman Martin, seconded.by Councilman-Moty tliat Street Tree Planter Design as prepared by Richard Wood be approved as sub- , mitted. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. _ . Re Landscape Design S'ervices - Richard Wood � • Mr. Ovid L. Holmes, Chairman of the Recreation and -Parks Commission; requested the landscape des,i.gn. services of Richard Wood be .react'ivated to the extent of $100 for the purposes of selecting an alternate site for the Soroptimist Fairyland facility, as the site tentatively set for the S:oroptimist Fairyland had been challenged by several members of the Recreation and Parks Commission. . � � � The letter states:; ''The commission feels that occasional consultant services from Richard Wood is essential for the ultirriate and� complete adoption of the master plan for Lake Redding Park and Claude H. Caldwell Memorial Park. " , Merritt Nelson, speaking from the floor, advised that City:Council-had r.eferred the Soroptirniet Fairyland Project to the Recreation and Parks Commission, and this decision was to be made before the master planning for the park. That the third phase of the Master Plan for the Park was the "facility" phase, which had ,,Z�f J not been completed, and for tliis. reason the recomxnendation of the landscape de,'signer was requested. The railroad company was not willing to accept any encroachment of the area which had been the first choice for the project; the second area p•roposed� had been that land west of the swimming pool, west of the Carter and Dimmick property and some members of the commission felt this area had so many natural oak trees with the undulating topography the natural beauty might be destroyed. MOTION: Made by Councilman Martin , _ seconded by Councilman Moty the � request of the Recreation and Parks Commission that`landscape design ser- 27 vices of Richard Wood be reactivated to the extent of $100. 00. � Voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, 1Vlartin, Moty and Fulkerth ' Noes: Councilmen - Kriegsman - Absent: Councilmen - None �.. . Councilman Kriegsman advised he did �not. approve of the necessity for '!expert � . opinion". . ' , , ._ " '_ Applications - Alcoholic Beverage Control The following applications were received from the Department of,Alcoholic ' B everage Control . ' The Wharf - 2505 Thames Drive � ` , � Applicant - Olive Baltzer, Richar,d Fagundes and F. and H. Sprague , 2 Meis - 2171 Hilltop Road -. . , ��� " A,pplicant - ,Richard Porterfield arid J, Twomey � It was the recommendation of Councilman Kriegsman that because "The Wharf" was in an unclassified zone, this.�be referred to the Planning Commission. ; • . MOTION: Made by�.Councilman Kriegsman, seconded by Councilman Moty , the request of The Wharf for alcoholic beverage permit be approved, subject" to the prior approval of the Planning Commission. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. Request for Space - Fire Cache Bldg. , Mr.- Ray E. Hullinger, Chairman of the Civic Arts Commission, submitted . their r•e,commendation on the request of the Sliasta Community I'layers for ' space in the Fire Cache Building. .. 1 . That suitable area be made available to them for the storage of stage sets, wardrobe, tools and so forth. _� 2. Restrictions,be_ made to limit them to daylight hours and without the use of electricity for lighting or any tools which require the use of electrical facilities, due to the .deficiencies in the electrical t ���� � system of the building �/a� 3. Stage productions at this time not recommended. 4: That space consideration- be given to the needs of.the Shasta Community Players at such�time as a. suitable building may become available for use as a theatre. � MOTION: Made by Dr. .Martin, seconded by Councilman Moty to approve the request of the Shasta Community Pl�..yers for space in the Fire Cache Building, subject to the drawing up of a reasonable lease stipulating liability, notice of evacuation,. etc. in,accordance with the ideas of the City A.ttorney and the Civic . Arts Commission. The. Vote: Unanimous Ayes . Gasoline Price Si�ns ; Mr. Wm: J,. Braun, attorney, submitted petition signed .by, seven members of the Shasta County Gasoline Retailers Association favoring the adoptiori of an . ordinance. relating to gasoline price signs. He further distributed to councilmen an article entitled "Statement of California. Federation of Service Stations in Suppo'rt of Gasoline�Price-Sign B'ill". - � - - � �j�! Mr. Braun stated it was.the intention of the group this.request be presented to the Board of Supervisors of Shasta County and the City of Anderson in order the entire county be covered by the same rules and regulations. In expla"ria�ion of .the request Mr.. Braun stated the regulation of gasolirie price signs would greatly reduce the number of advertising signs in any. area; that ,. , . . it .would tend to.deter price wars, would create.a more 'healthy situation and greatly improve the aesthetic appearance of any city. � 2� MOTIONs Made.by.Councilman Martin,. seconded�.by.Councilrnan Moty� subject be referred to the City Attorney and the Planning'Commis sion for report�and recommendation. The .Vote: Unanimous A.yes . � � ' Request - H & H Air Service, Inc. � � A communication date'd June 4, 1962 from the H & H Air Service, Inc. , signed by /� / A1ma. Hinds,outlined two .previous requests to the Council regarding terms, con- ditions, fees and�charges that would be charged`at `B`enton Airport, and�tlieir reinstatement at Benton Airport. They had received no replies to these letters. this time They were at,/subinitting a re_quest for the appropriate auth'ority to be r.eestablished at Benton Airport as an Air Taxi Operator and �for the further; right t'o conduct aircraft sales and service. � � � (Action deferred until City Attorney�s portion of the A.genda). � APPROVAL OF PAYROLL AND WARR.ANTS - MOTION: Made by Couricilman Kriegsman, seconded by Councilman Moty that Warrant Register No. 23, warrant Nos. 682 to 808 inclusive, in the amount of $21, 738. 15 be approved and .paid; that Payroll Register No. '22', warrant Nos. 6353 to fi554 inclusive, �QCf in the amount of $43, 717. 66 be approved. Total:` $65; 455. 81 � � " � � Voting was, as follows: Ayes: Councilmen -�Chatfield, Krie�sman, Martin, IVIoty`and Fulkertlz � � � Noes: Couricilmen - None., . ' Absent: Councilmen� - 1Vorie � � SHASTA COUNTY WATER AGENCY ' Mr. Arnold S. Rummelsburg, Chief Engineer Shasta County Water Agency, advised that Wednesday, June T3th 8:00 P.M. has been tentatively,set fo'r a meeting of the trustees ��� of Zone 1 of tlie Shasta County Water Agency, and asked if this date met with the approval of the City's repreaentatives. " The City Clerk was directed to write the County Clerk of the City's appointments to this Agency and r�o'tify them this date was. satisfactory. . APPOINTMENT - Shasta County Safety Council ` � Mayor Fulkerth recommended that Wilber D. Simons be`reappointed to serve as City's representative on the_Shasta Courity Safety Council. � . � �, , , ;... .._ ... �`C / MOTION: Made by Councilman Moty, seconded by Councilman Kriegsman to approve the recommendatio,n_of Mayor Fulkerth and Wilber Simons be reappointed to the Shasta County Safety Council. Tlie Vote: Unanimous Ayes . � MESSAGE TO THE YOUTH - Mayor Fulkerth Mayor Fulkerth requested the following message be incorporated in the minutes as it was a subject that,had�been`i:n'lzis heart for rriany years: ' "Traditionally and historic'ally the high school graduates of Shasta County will be celebrating an event that has been'fo'`r many years an�occasion which everyorie' has looked forward to with much anticipation and pleasure. Certainly it i.s no one�s intent_to des�troy the purpos'e of this e'vent, a„s it serves as .� �� a mil�stone in 'the liyes of the graduates. This event is comrrionly known as Senior Skip Day. We.have all par_tici�ated;:'.in this event in years gone by. A carefree day when everyone participating acts according to his or her own ood judgmentt It has been in the past tho that some have exercised this freedom wi�out too much regard for the rights of others. Young A.mericans live in an age that.is far from simple: Young.Ameri�cans are writing the record's. of what�they:are and what' they will. be:: Never in the course of history has the word '`tomorrow'' lield such exciting poss- ibilities - o:r such.,dangerS - and I am certain that never before have the.youthful citizens. of a single countr.y had such a burden of�resporisibility for the worlcl's future placed.on their shoulders. Wliat they make of themselves is vitally important to the future. The overwhelming ma,jority of our young,people are developing into splendid young citizens. But it is a fact of history�that those who prove" themselves sound �. . � 2�, and responsible must bear the added burdens which the immature refuse to accept. When one man,e�vades his taxes., his responsible neighbor pays a larger share. Unfair though.it is, you who are.mature in the acceptance of your responsibility also carry more than your share of the load. You are, in a sense, on trial, and you are placed there: by the.irresponsible members of your group. You have to work harder to "prove'•' yourselves in the eyes of.adults and gain their confidence. It is beeause I am sure you young people. are responsible that I can speak freely with you and to you for Amer,ican Fr.eedom is to be preserved. It is �you - the individual - who fixes the pattern of what is or is not acceptable in your age gro.up. Your personal standards from which yo.ur conduct springs, are therefore vital to setting.;group standards. � It seems, to be that the world in which we live,puts too much emphasis on what we liave: and� no,t-;en,o,u.gh on what we are. Certainly., it is. .a human�thing, to strive to . . : , , . .. . � better ourselves materially, but is it not more important to strive for,spiritual . growth? We need only set standards a little higher and make real efforts to meet these .s�tandards- to,-br-ing:about�a definite. change in the moral,climate of today.. .A ,sirnple: refus.al;to;i.ndulge in petty;go,s sip, or .cheapen :oneself ,through the us e. of foul or.vulgar language helps liftr' one�s sights. Isn�t it well to remember that every day, in everything you do, you are developing the sense of values by which you will be guided throughout adulthood? It is never easy to go against, the .crowd even when the .crowd �i.s wrong.. It is.,not. easy...to stand up..to �the taunt of "chickeri'': ' But each time.it is done, it becomes easier - and the doing of it while one is young s.pells the difference betwee.n a strong man and a weakling when.one. becomes an adult. We live today on the surface, � We have s�hort cuts to everything. Indeed, we are j in.danger of losing many of the satisfactions which are to be found in knowing how, 1 - to do things thoroughly. But we must not let ho�nemaking become one of the lost , arts . Think about this, young.people, plan, and think beyond youthful desires of the day. � Plan for tomorrow.. •Begin-,to.chart ,you.r. .cou�se.., Learn now:to do those things which - circumstances may make it: necessary for you to do tomorrow. Learn to be select- ive.'�:As�y;ou�train yourself, your judgment becomes,more exper.ienced;� dare to develop and b,e true to your best self., Strive to know yours.elf, then dare to be a living challenge to those around you by being that best self. . The stand:ards- which -you,�,who have the challenge of_,bomorro.w before you, set for yourselves now,�a•re,.vital,to. our nation�s future. In the days ahead.they will be.tlie measure of your strength and your ability to keep America free. � - ' .�,�. , � .. . _ --- PROGRESS REPORT - Dept. of Public Works _ , Director of Public Works �A.rness submitted May Pro.gress:.Report of:the Public Works Departrne�nt. . .._ . . ,. ... � , � . - _ r � .. : � 5 /� STREET REPAIR PROGRA.M - Remainder of Fiscal Year ' � A memo dated. May 3:l st,was submitted to all Councilmen by the Director of.Public ' Works entitled: "Street Repair;Program, Remainder of Fiscal Year. " Mr. Arness briefed council,on>.the .s-treet repair program, and commented_on the list of streets� submitted July of 1961 which the Public Works Depa_rtment proposed for,reconstruction. -He s,tates that �$30, 875, remains .in .GA 5.15=48, Rock and Mineral Products, 1961-62 budget and at the beginning of the fiscal year about $55;, 000 will �� have �accrued iri Gas Tax Funds. � . , . , . . . „ � He recommended the following action to�the City Council: J'�� 1. Resurface, with City forces, the residential streets Angelo; State, , Butte and Tehama ,(in the vicinity of parking lot� Oakridge, Lanning and Lelarid: These� funds will be ericumbered fr'om ;the 196'1 =62 budget (.$7: 000) � .. .. r , _ . . . . 2. Rebuilding of Eureka Way and Shasta with the City doing, all the resurfacing and the awarding of a contract for all necessar,y concrete work. ($10, 900) � 3.� . Coinpletely reconst"ruc"t' California�Stre`et' from' Placer to Butte; all� by coritract ($34, 500). It would'be� my recommendation'that gas" tax funcls be used to finance this work. �o� 4. Resurface and minor curb replacement.on California Street from Butte � to Eureka' Way ($1'6, 200). It would be my recommendation that this work be financed froxn street maintenanc'e funds, rather than xnajor street construction funds. � � , . The City Manage'r advised there was no concr'ete program� or policy to encourage the formation of assessment districts and explained the City's financing of sxnall assess- ment districts - that City had established a $50, 000 revolving fund, the interest rate, the�maximum time for repayment and that the expendifure of' any single dis- �trict.could not exceed.$5; 000.' � ' � ' � - The Director of Public Works detailed the policies regardirig pavirig of"streets; that property owners involved install ed the curbs and gutters, the City completing the short 20 ft. alley segments. In recommending approval of Item 1, he stated it was now possible to obtain plant mix and due to the�strike, certairi equipment was avail- able for . 'r`erital:. . , . . _, : . .. . .- . . , MOTIOIV: Made'by Councilman Moty, seconded by Councilman Martin that� Item 1 of the reconzmendatioris` of the�'Director of Public 'Works, as 'outliried,' be app•roved. � Th`e Vote: "Urianimous �-Ayes , : � - , : � . � .. " � RE STORM DRAINAGE __ _ - Mayor Fulkerth a'sked the Director of PubTic Works"about�I'leasarit�Street, `stating that befor`e`the street wor'k could'be completed�the'm'ariliol'e must be<lowered; he then ���;� questioned whose responsibility it would be to improve the alley. � i Mayor Fulke`rtli'appointed Councilmen Chatfield and Moty as a two man committee � , � to work�with the City Manager and the Director of Public Wo 'rks to' e"s'tablish' a policy on storm drainage. REQUEST�= For Portiori Fire Cach'e `Bii'iTdirig "for`SchooT Purposes Cit`y 1Vlanage'r Cowderi in a memo` to all councilmen dated May 28th, submitted his recommendations on the proposal of Shasta Union High School District and College to use a portion of the former United S�ates Foresb 'Servic`e Fire Cache building for school purposes. (North side of Fire Cache buildirig): Mr. Binns, `Superintendent Elect of the Shasta Union High School District and ' Junior College `mad'e the following proposal in a commun.ication dated May 25th, 1962: • � _ _ : "--�that the school district be permitted to use the approximately 5, 000 square feet described by Mr. Cowden and that the district be_.permitt;ed to rewire this, specific area (according to the' specifications of the Gity electrical inspector) to install lights where necessary, to install air eooling devices where appropriate, and otherwise paint and clean up the facilities sufficiently to meet the housing' needs of the approximatel.y ten employees who would l�e officed there. We would further agree to provide some gardener services t'o tHe lawn areas immediate�y adjacent to the suggested offices. " This agreement wou°ld be of a temporary nature until such time as the � ��� dis"trict is in a financial pos`ition which would make it possible to more ; • adequately house its district services or other arrangements can be made. . At the time the district vacated the facilities, it would be expected that the appliances and other installations made by the district would be moved or, if the City desired, sold t'o 'the Gity at a f:'ai 'r market value. " � . .. � , Councilmem,requested there be a termination._clausYe:after, sufficient notice,had . , . . � ,•.�:; , � i . been given to vacate the premises, and that adequate insurance be carried to hold the City harmle,s s. , . _ , . . • - MOTION: Made by Councilman Martin, seconded by Couneilman Kriegsman to approve�the recommendation of the City Manager a,s outlined,in the lettrer.,of Mr. , . . . , ; �, .. , �. Binns, and with the other considerations brought up in the course of,this discussion and the City Attorney be empowered to draw up the necessary agreement. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. 31 REQUEST - A.rea for Storage of Explosives City Manager Cowden submitted a memo dated May 28th entitled "Proposal� of the County, of Shasta to Lease, from the City of :Redding:an�A'rea A.pproximately 200 ft. Square at the Blue Gravel Mine Site for Storage of EXplosives 'used iri'Construction Work. " � � He outlined,the,,r.e.quest..of �J. �W.. Huston, Assistant Director Department of Public Works,� Shasta County, on behalf of the Board.`of�Super'viso'rs; to 1'ease from the City an area approximately 200 ft. square at the Blue Gravel 1Vline site for tlie storage of dynamite and other explosives used far construction work, and would be usecl by both the ,County's Department of Public Works and the Pacific Gas and Electric Company. . _ . . - . - . . The City�s Fire Marshal and Fire Chief had both approved the site requested, which would be sufficiently removed from.any City owned utilities that if an explosion �/�� occizrred; no property damage�would result. THe storage area would -be `constructed in the hillside, adequately protected with a locked steel door; the storage construction would be concr.ete.steel reinforced box in accordance_with State specifications�. . 7�� l There was discussion on the amount of explosives that� could be`st'ored; and it was sizggested the� Fire Marshal set the�maximum quantity that would be al'lowed to be stored. � � 1VIOTION: Made by Councilman Kriegsman,'�'seconded by Couricilmari Moty that pro- posal of the County of Shasta to lease approximately 200 �s;q. ft. in the area of the Blue Gravel Mine be approved subject to the coriditions �for sto"rag�e of higli explosives as laid down by State code, and,that not more .than one hundred sticks of dynamite or an amount considered safe by the��Fire Marshal be `s.tored. �Tlie Vo'te: Unanimous Aye s. . , �,EAGiJE:�F CALIF. CITIES.r Ballot` P"ropositions - The League of California Citi�es Executive Committee�urged' oppositi 'on to Proposition :��� No.� 4 - Housing for the elderly and physically handicapped, 'arid` support'�of Froposition No. 5 - The Came.ron-Unruh Park and Recreation Bond Act: ORDI-NANCE -��Trinity. Lutheran� Church A.nnexation � � ' � � ' MOTION: Made by Councilman Martin, seconded by Councilman Moty the 'complete reading of Ordinance No. 683 be waived and the City A�ttorney be 'directed to s.can same. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes . ' � � ' ; � � ' � � MOTION: Made by Councilman Moty, seconded by Councilmari Kriegsman that Ordinance No. 683 be adopted, an ordinance approving the annexation of certain ��`-�� uninhabited territory, designated "Trinity Lutheran Church'A.nnexation" to tlie City of Redding. Voting was as follows:_ ` � �Ayes: Councilmen.- Cliatfield, Kriegsman, M.artin, 1Vloty�and Fulk'erth Noes: Councilmen - 1Vone � � � � ' � � ' � ` � ' Absent: Councilmen - None � , Ordinance No. 683 on file in the office c�f the City Clerk. � . . ... - �;�... . . ., . . ORDINANCE - Benton Airport as Aircraft Facility MQTION: , Made by Councilman Moty, secondecl by Councilman Martin the full reading of.Ordinance ,No. ,685, be;waived, and the City Attorney be directed'to scari same. .c :.: :: . - . . , The Vote:. Unanimous Ayes , ,.._ '. . . . . . ✓ , MOTION:, Made by Councilman Kriegsman, seconded by Councilman Chatfield that /� 1 Ordinance No. 685 be adopted, an ordinance of the City of Redding adding Article � 1 V to Chapter 4 of the Redding .City Code, 1959, relating to Benton A.irport as an Aircraft facility. Voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Kriegsman, Martin, Moty and Fulkerth Noes: Councilmen .- None Absent: Councilmen - None Ordinance No. 685 on file in the Office of the City .Clerk. 32 ORDINANCE - Loading Zones by_ Resolutio.n MOTIQN:, Made by Councilman Moty, seconded by� Councilmari �C�iatfield that reading of Ordinance No. 686 be �vaived;, and the Cit;y Attorney be directed to sc�an sarrie. � The . � -. : . ,. Vote: Unanimous Ayes. MOTION: Made. by Councilman,Martin, seconded by Councilman Moty that Ordinance , No. 686 be adopted; an ordinance of tlie City o�f Redding 'amending `Section I8=37 of 1�� the Redding�City �Code, 1959, to provide for loading zories by resolution of the City Council. ' Voting was as follows; 1 � , , : �. : . , _ �'� . Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Kriegsman, Martin, Moty and�Ful'kertli � ' ' Noes: Councilmen - None A;bsent: Councilrrien - None " - Resolution No. 686 on file int the office .of� the City Clerk. � ` � � ;: SETT.LEMENT, - Suit to Acquire Sewer� Eas.ement � _ ` ' City Attorney Redmon advised he �had been able to �work but a tentative arrangement for the settlement of the City of Redding vs . Vivian Spoon Condemnation Action, Superior Cou�rt #27909, for the .acqui�sition.of sewer easement by tlie payment of ,��1�' $50. 00 and in his opinion this was not out of line: �- _MOTION: Made by Councilman Moty, seeonded.by Councilman Martin to approve the. acquisition of,the sewer easement,from Vivian Spoon�as, outlined by tlie City , <� . , . . ... , � . . . Attorne.y.. _The Vote: LJnanimo.us .Ayes. . , (Proper.ty Liberty Street in the vicinity of South Street) ` � � ; � � � . � PROPOSED PROCEDURES - Applications for Permits Airports ' - City Attorney Redmon submitted a pr..oposed resolution pro.viding certain�eprocedures for processing� applications for permits to use City airports for.revenue-producing . . .; . . ; .� .. , . . .���: � , ., .:, comme rcial activi.ties.. _ City Attorne.y Redmon advised he �iad prepared�tliis proposedire�solution at Iii's own instigation in view of what Council has previously done as well as what the Airport 1 f� Commi.ssion has recently done. � T�hat�it was in tlie�'best inter:ests of the`City to form � a type o,f standard p,rocedure that would be adopted by the City�Counc'rl and which � ��!/ everyone would be aware of, and which the A.irport,Comrriission �and�the City Council 1 would use in considering each and every applicatiori fil�ed tliat�has' anything to clo with commercial activities at-either airport. , There was considerable discussion regarding Paragraph 5 (Page 2) Items a, b and c. MOTION: Made.by Councilman Martin, s econded by Councilman Chatfield'this - proposed resolution,.b,e. referred back to the City, A.ttorney fo'r further consideration and brought back to City Council for action'� `The Vote: .Unanimou's Ayes.. ' . Councilman Moty asked that he be notified of the next meeting of tlie Airports Commission and stated he would w:ork with the. City Attorney on this proposed . , ..: . , , , ; _ , _ . procedure for applications. � � � " ' � REQUEST OF H & H,AIR_SERVICE, INC. � " � � Councilman Krie.gsman. stated he was o,f. the ,opinion the: request of H, & 'H 'Air Service, Inc. , be considered at this time�. Th�t Mrs. Hinds asked for a lease;to'o'pe�rate on . . . _ . . . • . a..temporary .basis;;<that:City is ope-ratirig the;.facili.ty- arid wi�sYie'd.to run 'i't in th'e best possible manner fo.r those using. the .airpo.rt and,.for the air.port._to receive as ,: ` / much sevenue as possible.. . :That under.these circum.stanc.es he fel_t co:nsideration / y/ should be. 'g'�iven.to Mrs . .Hinds .request. . , . Mayor Fulkerth asked the City A.ttorney what action should be taken and the City Attorney replied Council should. consider the application, then refer �it to_the Air- ports Commission for report and recommendatiori, back to Council, for their, decision in the matter.. "This is not a legal opinion" he concluded :`but a policy matter. " ' 33 Councilrnan Moty stated as follows: "It is a matter of history that while' H & H Flying'Sexvice was operating at Benton, .they retained with stealtli moni.es .due the City. I as.. a councilman representing the taxpayers of the City of Redding feel`I would.be derelict in.my duty to appr:ove this request. • We have a:moral standard as well as the dollar standard to maintain. " MOTION: Made by Councilman Kriegsman, seconded by Councilman Chatfield that Council refer the ,applicatiori:for temporary permissiori .to'operate an air�-charter service received from the H & H Air Service, Inc. ;to the a4irport Commission for recommendation to the City C ouncil at their next regular meeting. Voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Kriegsman and Fulkerth Noes: Councilmen - Martin and'Moty � Absent: Councilmen.- None RESOLUTION - State Engineering Funds MOTIQN: Made by Councilman Moty, seconded by Councilman Chatfield the full reading of Resolution No. 2968 be waived and the City Attorney be directed to scan same. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. y��/ / MOTION: Made by Councilman M�ty, seconded by Councilman Martin that Resolution No. 2968 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council of the City of Redding adopting and submitting a budget for expenditure of the State allocated funds �(Engineering) for the 1962-63 fiscal year. � Voting was as follows: ' � Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Kriegsman, Martin, Moty and Fulkerth Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - None Resolution No. 2968 on file in the office of the City Clerk. RESOLUTION - Chan�es in Secured Tax Roll MOTION: Made by Councilman Martin, seconded by Councilman Moty that Resolution No. 2969 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council of the City of Redding making certain changes in the secured tax roll for 1961-62. Voting was as follows: /�..� Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Kriegsman, Martin, Moty and Fulkerth Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - None Resolution No. 2969 on file in the office of the City Clerk. RESOLUTION - Benton Traet Assessment District MOTION: Made by Councilman Moty, seconded by Councilman Martin that Resolution No. 2970 be adopted, a resolution of intention to amend proceedings in Assessment District No. 1960-1, Benton Tract, City of Redding, Shasta County, California, in the matter of the final cost estimate and providing for certain changes in the work and setting time and plaCe for public hearing thereon. Voting was as follows: `��/��, A.yes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Kriegsman, Martin, Moty and Fulkerth Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen � None Resolution No. 2970 on file in the office of the City Clerk. - RE AIRPORT� COMMISSIONERS City Attorney Redmon submitted a memo to all councilmen dated May 29, 1962, , ��1-; � entitled "Qualifications for Airports Commission. " BUDGET SESSION A budget session was scheduled for Wednesday, June 6, 1962, 10:00 A.M. Council Chambers. 3� Communications . 1��/ >V.1-. Second protest of A. Mansfield`regarding .rummage sales for profit. : ; � L,�� �2. Shasta-Cascade Wonderland�As s�n: re antieipa.ted .article to appear in Sunset Magazine August or' September regarding Shasta Lake.. . . ,: . . , , � - � , .. _ . � There beirig. no fu�rther�business; on motion of Councilrnan 1Vloty, seconded._by Councilman Martin the-meeting -was adjourned. . , .,. , ; .. , . APPROVED: _ . �',�/ �iC/, !.�'/� �_ IvIayor -� - - .���,� Attest: �: ,. �_ - � . . .. _ � �a� /�"�-�., .�;���� ��'. �" �-�- City lerk � � _ . , , ._ ._ . � � : _ _ . . __ . � _ � � . . _. ..: � , . . , e � - . � -. _ . . � . � _ . .. , , `