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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - City Council - 1962-08-06 73 City Council, Regular Meeting Police Dept. & Council Chambers Bldg. Redding, California A.ugust 6, 1962 7:00 P.IVI. : . � ` . , Reverend Harold Byram, Pastor of the Assembly of God Church, Redding, gave the invocation. The meeting was called to order by Mayor Fulkerth with the following councilmen preserit: Ghatfield, Martin, Moty and Fulkerth. -Late: Councilman Kriegsman. r A.lso present were City Manager Cowden, City A.ttorney Redmon, A.ssistant City Manager and Director of Finance Courtney, Director of Public Works Arness, City Assessor Townsend, Planning Director Evans, -Purchasing.Agent Stewart, Airports Manager Owens, Fire Chief Grant, Supe�rintiendent of Parks and Recreation Nelson, Assistant Civil Engineer Semon, Associate Civil Engineer Lynch and Principal Engineering Aid Hastings. The following persons signed the Register: Felix C. Beguin L. W. Carr R. D. Hastings L. R. Arnott Bill Ziegler M. Hamilton, M. D. Jack Alward Mr. and Mrs. Bob Carter D. Packard C. T. Wilburn � � D: C. Chapman ' Hazel Wilburn . - Byron E. Engle Mrs. R. W. Stanley Mrs. Patricia Redmon , F�ank Magaldi - George D. OtBrien Harold Vickrey Lenria M.: Nor'th , Evelyn Blandin Quenton Ruck ` . � APPROVAL OF MINUTES MOTION: Made by Councilinan Martin, seconded by CounciTmari Chatfield that minutes of the regular meeting of July 16th and the �,djourned meetirig of July 27th be approved as mailed to`each of the Councilmen." The Vote: Urianimous Ayes. COMMUNICATION5 Pukilic Drinking Fountains The Kiwanis Club of Metropolitan Redding, T. H: Horton, Secretary, re- quested.permission to install,a few public drinking fountains in downtown Redding; it was suggested that a masonry enclosed continuous flowing fountain be installed with a control valve reached by an inspection valve at.the base. The Glub would pay the cost of �the fountains ,and installation, � but would like the City' to furnish tYie''water. " ` �,�f � � Dr. Martin stated he preferred a founta'in that could be turned on and off, �:�, �C� not only to conserve water'but because'o� the problerri of the water run-off. MOTION: Made by Dr. Martin, seconded by Councilman Chatfield to approve the request of the Kiwanis Club to install public drinking fountains, and the Club and the'City Engineer confer in working out'the details. The Vote: Unanimous- l�yes. � ��Request'of�A1ps�F'orei�n� Car C•lub, �Inc. � � ' K. Maurice Johannessen,= representing the Alps Fo�reign Car Club, Inc. , submitted a proposal for the use of Redding Municipal Airport taxiway presently being used •by'the 3hasta Roadsters for autocross and jimconas; this is a form of low speed driving stressing accuracy and handling skill rather than speed. ,,Z�� A.pproval of the Shasta Roadsters,-'Inc. was obtained and made a part of the � �r�" proposal. . . . ; � - . There was considerable discussion whether this organization should have a contract with the City or perform under the permit of Shasta Roadsters. It was suggested that schedules be submitted to the Airports Manager to 74 eliminate conflicting dates. . Councilmen approved .a s.epar.ate agreement for the Alps Foreign Car Club, Inc. MOTION: Made by Councilman Kriegsman, seconded by Councilman Moty the proposal of the A.lps Foreign Car Club, Inc. of Redding, be approveda The Vote: Unanimous Ayes, � � Re Construction of Shuffle Board Courts The Recreation and Parks Commission, .Ovid L. Holmes, Chairman, advised they a_pp;roved the request of..Senior Citizens and recommended that City. con- ' struct two shuffleboard courts in the vicinity of Senior Citizens' Clubhouse as a ;joint effort.of Senior Citiz.ens� Club and the Recreation & Parks .Departrnent. . , � , � . . :�,��� . MOTION: Made by Dr. Martin, . s econded by Gouncilman Chatfield to approve the request of Senior Citizens' Club for construction of two shuffleboard ; Courts.. . The Vote: Unanimous Ayes: , � Mr. Byron Engle, President.of Senior Citizens, advised the Construction and Labor Union>.:. #961 will furnish all labor required and Redding. Transi.t Mix Corp. will furnish all materials and tr�ck for construction of one shuffleboard court, so there would be the immediate construction of one court with no cost. to the City. . . < � Joint Meetings-Board of Supervisors and Cities Jonathan C. Tibbitts, Chairman of the Shasta County Board of Supervisors, inquired if the City was i�nterested in the continuation of the joint meetings with the City of Anderson, City.of Redding and the Board of Supervisors,� and sub� f ?5� mitted a tentative date of October 29, 1962, for the next meeting. ' . , He stated the County would like to place on the agenda for this� meeting the Master Sewer Plan and the Progress Report on the joint Civil Deferise efforts. Councilmen concurred on the continuation of the .joint meetings, and the following additions to the agenda were suggested: Councilrnan�Kriegsman Redding Municipal Airport Councilmen Moty Air Pollution Dr. Martin Igo-Ono road that ends at Placer Street Commendation - City Council Don Phillips, President of the �'ony League, expres,sed his appreciation to the �c�C City Council and all departments concerned, for the wonderful cooperation and assistance .given them before and during the 1962 A11-Star Tournament. Annexation - "Frank Magaldi" Area ' A petition signed by six.propert.y owners requested the annexation of uninhabited territory to the City of Redding and was filed with the City Clerk. County Clerk Richard B,rennan advised the Shasta County B.oundary Commission ��� � had approved the Frank Magaldi, et al, ,Annexation to,the City of Redding, and enclosed a copy of the minutes of the Boundary Commission meeting of July 30th when.this action was recorded. MOTION: M�ade by Councilman Chatfield, ,seconded by Councilman Martin that Resolution No. 2994 be adopted, a resolution of the City_Council of the City of Redding giving notice of proposed annexation to the City of Redding of uninhabited territory described herein and desi_gnated as..'!Magaldi Annexation" and giving notice of time and place for hearing protests thereto. - Voting was as follows: ; . A,yes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Kriegsman, Martin, .Moty and Fulkerth Noes: Councilmen - None . Absent: Councilmen - None Resolution No. 2994 on file in the office of the City C1erk. Public Hearing » September 17, 1962 8:00 P.M. 75 Claim for Damages - Fred' McCullough Mr. Fred E. McCullough, Box 102 MillviTle; submitted Claim for Damages dated August 2, 1962. Bids were to be submitted before the amount of claim could be determined. MOTION: Made by Dr. Martin, seconded by Couricilman Moty that Claim of /„�� Fred M`cCiallough be'deriied and referred to City�s insurance carri`er. � The Vote: Unanimdus Aye's. '" ` �' ` ' � � - . � . . f R.e A�nexation Enterprise Area ` Mr. Sherman Holt, 2030 Penn Drive, submi'tted Petitions signed.by twenty- seven property owners for the annexation of certain descr'ibed inhabited territory to the City of Redding�. ` , � A map was displayed indicating the area in Enterprise proposed to be annexed. , Mr. Holt stated there were many reasons for this proposal; that�he personally felt the area was going to compete with'other`communities the same size and = with the same natural�resources, that competition was very import.ant and as a united group it would be possible'to face this competition. That growth ���� and development of the area was inevitable and was the main .reason why we should unite. City Attorney Redmon explained that State law'required this .be �referred to the Planning' Commission for report a`nd recommendat'ion to tlie City �Council; that • proponents for the annexation should file map and_submit legal description to the-Shasta County Boundary Commission : ' ` . . , � _ :: , Councilman Kriegsman urged this matter be expedited in.orde-r-to`have as little delay as possible, and suggested the subject be referred to the Planning Commission and the Boundary Commission at the �same t'ime. � MOTION: Made by Councilman Kriegsman, seconded by Councilman Moty the . proposed annexation of the Enterprise area be referred to the Planning Com- mission with the request�tliey expedite this matter as s�oori as possible. Mr. Milton Anderson, 1905 Mistletoe Lane, submitted Petitions signed by over sixty property owners protesting this proposed annexation. � The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. ' ' Offer to P�rchase' City Owned Property ' Mr. Frank C. Machado, 1184 C?range Street, submitted bid in the amount of $3, 000. 00 for purchase of a triangular lot lying north of the City.of Redding water tanks and-Foothill Blvd�. The lot is approximately�1801 x .135' x 1051 containing 7, 695 square feet, plus or minus, being a pa�rt o�f a larger parcel designated for assessment purposes as CR 3-23-1 . CityAssessor Townsend statedthis property had b.een appraisecl for $3800, however due to the-sewer probl.em he had•revised 'the apprai;sal.to $3300. ��l , , . .. . MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield; seconded_by Councilman Martin {... the offer of Mr. Machado be held over until next'meeting to study�the problem. Voting was as follows: Ayes.: Gouncilmen�.- .Ghatfield, Martiri,� 1VIoty.arid Fulkerth Noes: Councilmen - Kriegsman Absent: Councilmen - None ' City Attorney Redmon stated the Couricil could set .up its own procedure and accept the offer �on the basis of Mr. Townsendxs new appraisal, however it was his recommendation that a public hearing be.held due to the fact the property had been advertised at a much higher price. � � MOTION: 1VIade by Councilman Moty, seconded by Dr. Martin that a public 76 hearing be scheduled for August 20th 7:30 P.M. on the sale of City owned property as .itemized. . The Vote: Unanimous Ayes . A.PPROVAL OF CLAIMS AND PAYROLL MOTION: Made bp Councilman Kriegsman, seconded by Councilman Moty that.Warran.t Register No. 3 be approved and paid, warrant Nos . 1336 to 1561 inclusive, in the amount.of,$6.1,494. 04; that Payroll Register No. 1, warrant Nos. 7OI0 to 7239 inclusive, salaries July 1 through July 15, in the amount of $45, 823.43 be approved; that Payroll Register No. 2, warrant No�s. 7240 to 7477 inclusive, salaries July 16 through July 31, in the. amount of.$4,7, 665. 11 ��� be approved. Total: .$154, 982;.58 v Voting was as follows: � Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Kriegsman, Martin, Moty and Fulkerth , Noes: Councilmen � None � Absent: Councilmen - None DELINQUENT TAX REPORT - City Treasurer Councilman Kriegsman, Finance Committee, submitted Delinquent Taxes; and / ��1 Redemptions Report for the .period April 1 through June 30, 1962, showing total redemptior�s in the amount of. $17, 539. O1 . AWARD OF BIDS Overhead Distribution Transformers MOTION: Made by Councilman Moty, seconded by Councilman Chatfield to .. �: .. ,��`1 ap.prove .the rec.ommendation of the Purchasi-ng Agent and Bid. $chedule No. 236, Overhead Distribution Transformers, be awarded to low bidder, Graybar Electric Company in the total amount of $36, 448. 36. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. Radio Tone Alerting Sy_stem , 1 � �' MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Councilman Martin that recommendation of the Purchasing Agent be approved, and Bid Schedule ��-� No. 237, Radio Tone Alerting System be awarded to low.bidder Capital Fire Equipment Company of Sacramento in the amount. of $4,.800. 95, tax included. The Vote: Unanimous A.yes. 4 T. R. WOODS ANNEXATION ` The hour of 8:00 P.1VI. having arrived, Mayor Fulkerth opened the Public Hearing on the annexation of the T. R. Woods property to the City of Redding. Affidavit of Publication - Resolution.No. 2987 on file in the office of the . . City Clerk The City Clerk advised one written pr.otest had been received from the Buckeye County Water District. � � The letter states as follows: "At a Special Meeting held July 24, 19.62, by motion of the Board of � /� Directors, it was their decision.to inforrn the City of Redding and, Tom �"'�� � R. Woods that if tlie above property is annexed to the City of Redding it would nullify any rights of Mr. Woods to be served water by the Buckeye County Water District. We are objecting to..this proposed .annexation.because it will effect.the tax basis in our district and it would directly effect the proposed s'ewer' plan which is now in the engineering stage. _ We respectfully submit this protest to you, and at this time request that the proposed annexation and proceedings be terminated. " ' Mr. Glenn Rogers, General Manager of the .Buckeye County.Water�District and also representing the Forward Buckeye-Summit City, Inc. , protested the proposed T. R. Woods annexation, and requested the City of Redding terminate the pro- ceedings. ' � 77 He informed Council they were iri the midst of forming a sewer assessment�.district and also trying to forrri a 'district for' fire protection and 'requested that any areas within the boundaries of the�Buckeye County Water Distriet be not considered for annexation. He stated the people of Buckeye wanted no .annexations -to the north. . . _,. , . . .. , , Mr. T. R. Woods requested the �'ublic Hearing bn the an�nexation be� postponed that further details on utilities be worked out. , . . . MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, s'econded by Councilman Moty that Public Hearing on the T. R. Woods Annexation be continued until September 4th 8:00 P.M. The Vote: Unanimous �.Ayes: � . . . � :-, � . . . . . . _ � . _ . REQUEST FOR REZONING - Boardman Addition P�anning 'i�i`rector' Evans� submitted the following Resolution of the Planning Com- mission: ' Resolution of the Planning Commis'sion incorporating.recommendations and findings in the matter of the request of Thomas R. Fowler, M. D. , et al. , to rezone certain properties from R-1 (Sirigle Family Residential) District to R-4' (Multiple Family Residential with Professional Offices) Distriet: ��l� MOTION: Made by Councilrnan Moty, secorided b.y`C�ounci�lman Kriegsman that - Public Hearing on rezoning of subject property be scheduled- for September 4th, 8:30 P. M. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes . Councilmari Kriegsman advised iri his opinion .the Plarini�ng Commission.had erred in their recommendation; that it was their responsibility by law to go over the land use plan in January of each year that all zoning be in balance. That he was opposed to skip over zoning when there was sizfficient unused R=4 zoning. That his objections were 'riot due to the' people involve'd, but merely a matter of inventory. That at the present time 18% of Cityts usable land was R-4. . MASTER PLAN - Benton Airpark - Airports Manager Owens submitted "Master Plan'of�Development Benton� Airpark" dated July;' 1962. � � � - MOTION: Made by Councilman Moty; seconded by Councilman Kriegsman that � ��/ Public Hearing for the adoption of the Master Plan for Benton Airpa'rk �be set for 9:00 P. 1VI. September 4th. Voting was as follows: " A.yes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Kriegsman, Moty and Fulker.th . Noes: Cc�uncilmen - Martin Absent: Councilmen - None ' REQUEST FOR BIDS - Resurfacing Benton Runway & Taxiway MOTION: Made by Councilman Moty, seconded by Councilman Kriegsman the � �j request of the Airports Manager be approved, and bids be called for the resur- facing of the runway and resurfacing of'tlie paved areas :and surfacing the 'unpaved areas which� comprise the taxiw'ay: ' The 'Vote: Unanimous Ayes. __ . RE TEIVIPORARY 1'ERIVIITS - Benton A;irport � - It was the re'commendatiori of tFie Airports Comrnission that temporary operating permits at Benton Airport be granted to: . H & H Air Service - Philts A.ero Service ' ���� Radio Electronics Products Corp. He further advised the form of these particular permits had not gone through the Airports Commission. � , PROPOSED TERMS OF AGREEMENT - Redding Municipal A.irport Airports Manager Owens submitted a copy of a letter proposed to be sent to Robert E. Swann stating acceptable terms for a one year agreement for his operation at Redding Mitnicipal-Airport, subj'ect to the requirements of Resolution No. 2978. lr� 78 APPLICA.TION FOR PERMIT - Redding Municipal Airport J. B. Train, Redding Air Service, submitted application for a permit to constr.uct a building on Redding Muriicipal Airport from which to conduct Helicopter and Fixed Wing operation. Proposed building would cost frorn.$8, 000 to $12, 000. The follow- ing conditions were `sugges.ted: � . 1. Building cost to be amortized at 1% per month-deeded to the City 2: Ea'serrient from space to airport taxi=way , . . I �� 3. Four cents per gallon.to .C:ity ori gasoline used 4.. 3°�o gross p.ercentage on charter flights, repairs and parts on fixed Y wing aircraft not on Helicopter repairs or gross percentag� on them 5. � City to supply water from .their pump main • , � , , � , 6. Lease to be concurrent with amortization period : 7. Ground lease of 2�` per sq. ft. on space approximately 100t x 175t. Couneilmari"Moty suggested a fixed payment-basis rather than a per -centage pay- ment basis; striking Item 4 and revisirig Item 7 to read 4� rather than 2�`. : . _ . . � . .. , . Councilman'Kriegsman coricur"red,� statirig'it was his feeling City,should get away from the percentage of` gro'ss,' and suggested a meeting to work out the details. Mayor Fulkerth"asked'that Councilmen �Moty and Kriegsman, A.irports Manager Owens work with Mr: Train and report baek at the council meeting of August 20th. A.PPLICATION FOR PERMIT - Redding Municipal Airport Kenneth L. Variderzanden; 152'6 Santa Fe Avenue; submitted applieation for a permit to condu'ct `commercial activities at the Redding Munici�pal A.irpor.t. . . . '/U � - . . Mayor Fulkerth directed the Airports Manager and Councilmen Moty and Kriegsman � to work out details with Mr. .Vander'zanderi and submit their report at the next council meeting. . - - � � ' � ... RE JOINT MEETING - Airports Commission _ � � The A:irports Manager advised the Redding Airports Commission,:had offer.ed to meet � with the Shasta County Board of Supervisors, howeve r Council advised him they � � would meet with the Board on. October 29th. CALIF. -ST:' PARKING LOT � � ' Director of Public Works Arness advised a drinking fountain at,the California St. �,��� Parking Lot had been suggested, and it would not be a majo:r problem to locate one ��L� there. The Kiwanis CTub will be contacted if this�w,ould,be a desirable location for � �L� plac ement of one of their fountains. ,�` � PR�GRESS REPORT - Public Works Dept. i,���j The Director of Public 'Works submitted the July Progress Report for his department. R�PORT - Infiltration in the Sewer�System � Director of Public Works Arness submitted "A:Study of Infiltration in the Sewer System - City of-Redding" dated May, 1962, and br.iefed its contents. � . Les Lynch of the Engineering Department�reported on.the four-teen blocks of- ' �7 ''}� �' dowritown Redding and the eighteen blocks in the .residential sections that were �i checked to find if roof drains were connected to the ,sewer :system; in the com- �� mercial areas less than 5°�o appeared'they might be�connected to the sewer system and in the residential section only four: � ' � STREET MAIN'TENANCE PROGRAM - Fiscal Year..1962-63 Director of Public Works Arness submitted Street Maintenance Program for the 1962-63 Fiscal Year, together with map, red indicating the proposed street maintenance fo`r 'tlie fi`scal year 196`2�-63,-blue .in`dicating the work�that had been done in 19 61-62. .. _ . � � ��� Mr. Carl Williams spoke on the ne.cessity for street maintenanee' in downtown Redding, and the urgency of street cleaning. Councilman Moty informed Mr. Williams the current budget included funds for a .. street washer. 79 MOTIDN: Made by Councilman Moty, seconded by Councilman Martin to approve the Street Maintenance Program as submitted for the'fiscal year 1962�•63. ' NOTICE OF COMPLETION` «Grandview Sewer Assessment Dist. Director of Public Works Arness advised all items of work had been satisfactorily completed by the Baldwin Cont'racting Company on the Grandview Sewer Asses'sment District 1961-1 pr:o;�ect, and it was his recommendation that Notice of Completion be filed with the City Clerk. � . �c�/ MOTION: Made by Councilman Moty, seconded by Councilman .Chatfi'eld'. to'approve the request of the Director of Public Works and the Grandview Sewer Assessment � . District 1961-62 be accepted as satisfactorily completed: The Vote: Unanimous Aye s . .. , . , . . , RE MESA ST. ,IMPROVEMENT : � Mr. Thomas Semon, Assistant Civil Engineer, submitted a memo to all councilmen dated August 2, 1962, entitled "Mesa Street north of Placer Street Improvements" �/o C He advised a petition had been filed requesting curb, gutter, sidewalk paving and necessary s.torm drainage on the two blocks of 1Vlesa Street north of Placer, �and a letter had been sent to Mr. Edwin Ness, Bond Attorne�y, regarding.the� iriclusion of this two-block area in the proposed overall assessment district area. REQUEST FOR BIDS - Street Improvement . _ _ MOTION: Made by Councilrriari Moty, seconded by�Councilman Chatfield to approve the reques't of the Director of Public Works to call for bids for curb arid gutter work ���� Eureka Way and Shasta Street between California arid Market Streets. �The V�ote: - Unanimous Ayes REDDING MUlVICIPAL AIRPORT - City's `Operation City Manager Cowden'�ubmitted:a memo dated July 24th entitled "Recommendations �regarding the Cityts Operation at Redding Municipal Airpo `rt du'ring the interim period between the time Redding Air Service terminates their present lease ori Aizgust 20, 1962 and the period when a new fixed base operator is located and operating at Redd- �l� ing Municipal'A.irport. " , ' , Mr.' Cowden advised it was hoped to have something signed very shortly for the operation at the Airport. RE STATE LAND - Departme�t of Pubiic Works ` - City lYlanager Cowden submitted a memo to all councilmen da£ed July 20th entitled "Possible Availability from the Department of Public Works, �tate of California, /� Division of Highways, District 11, 59. 5 acres of excess land acquired b.y the State for the construction of the new freeway connection to the City�of Redding. " � RE STATE HIGHWAY SYSTEM Mr. Carl Williams stated that the State has indicated that Market Street will not be a part of the State Highway System` but in all probability`wi1T revert to the City and J �� � County when the Fre'eway is built. That Market St'reet will continue to have heavy traffic and he suggested that City appoint a committee to submit report and recom«� � r�,� xneridation to Council that this' continue to be a State Highway and that Council so , request the State. ' � - The City Manager stated he will obtain progress report from Herb Miles, District Engineeri �tate Divisiori of.Highways. � RE GITY' OWNED VEHICI�ES � �it-y IVlanag�r=Cow,deri�..submit�Eed'a :rriem�o,•dated_:J_uly�,,1.S:.th :eri�i:;tled�':'cRecommendati.an, that .the City Council adopt a policy regarding standardi.'zation=of colo'rs for City .� owned vehicles. " - �' C�l MOTION: Made by Councilman Moty, seconded by Councilman Martin to approve the r.ecommendations of the City Manager for standardization of colors for City owned vehicles. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. 88 RESOL,UTION - Stop Si,gns. , MOTION: .Made by Councilman Chatfield, . seconded by,,Councilman Kr,iegsman that Resolution No. 2995 be adopted; a resolution of the City Council of the City of Redding establishing stop signs in certain intersections in the City of Redding.- � � /'�'� Voting was .as follows. � . . . ` „ � ' Ayes: Councilmen -. Chatfield, Kriegsman, Martin, 1VIoty .and Fulkerth Noes: . Councilmen -� None � Absent: Councilmen - None ` �� Resolution No,. 2995 on file in the office of the City Cl,erk. ; . � :., . , ,., . , . � ..; ., . . . PERMIT - R.edding:Archers' Club , Action deferred on the Redding Archers' Club permit, pending further information �f�� on costs for furnishing utilities . Report to be submitted next council meeting. MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, .seconded by Councilman Moty;,to :defer action on the Redding Archers� Club' permit for two weeks . The Vote: . LTnanimous Aye s. . . . , . PERMIT - Shasta Community Players . � � MOTIO : . Made by Councilman Martin, seconded_ by Councilman Chatfield that Permit of the Shasta Community Players be approyed,. and the mayor be_authorized t:o sign said Permit on behalf of the City. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. FEPERAL AVIATION AGENCY - R/W Land Municipal Air.port � City Attorney Redmon submitted Instrument of Release from the U. S. A.. to the City of Redding, covering a� 30 ft. strip of_ land,at Redding Municipal Airport to permit its conveyance to Shasta County for street and highway purposes. � � '� MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Dr. Martin authorizing the Mayor and the City Clerk to execute Certificate of Acce�ptance Instrurrient of Re-:. lease from .the U. S.. A. , and the' City Clerk.be authorized��to r�ec,ord said doc�ument. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. - ;�., .. MOTION: Made �by� Councilman Chatfield, � seconded by Councilman Moty that . Resolution No. 2996 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council of the City of Redding.authorizing the Mayor to, execute a deed for and on behalf of the City of Redding. Voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Kriegsman, Martin, Moty and Fulkerth Noes: Councilmen - None ' Absent: ,Councilmen - None � ` . � , _ . _ . .. . Resolution�N.o. 2996 on,file in the office �of.the City Clerk. � . . . , . , . .. ..� , . , ,. � PERMIT - Phil�s Aero Service MOTION: Made by Councilman Moty, se'c�onded by Couricilman Kri'egsman to approve ,��c� the permit of Felix Beguin, Phil�,s Aero Service, and the.Mayor be authorized to sign said permit,on behalf of�the City. . The Vote:. Unanimous:Ayes.. j `� � - � _._:� �, .. _. ; • :�, ,. .. . _ . . � ._... . . ,._ . . . . .. _ , . . , ... , A.irports Manager Owens, was dire.cted to write to IVIr. Beguin advising him which tiedown spaces will be H & H and which will be the City;s. PERMIT - H & H Air Service, Inc. . , , , ,r-0� MOTION: `Made by Councilman Kriegsman, seconded by Councilman Chatfield to approve Permit to H & H Air Services, Inc. for Commercial Activities at� Benton � Airport, and the Mayor be authorized to sign said Permit on behalf of the City. ��� � Vofing was as fo'1Tows:: '.: . - : , A.yes: Councilmen - Cliatfield, Kriegsxnan and Fulkerth Noes: Councilmen - Martin and Moty Abserit:: Gouncilmen - None 81 The following statement was _read by Mayor Fulkerth: "' "The City has had an histori�cally complicated and a very..sensitive problem in regards Benton Airport,' its facilities a:nd its per5onnel for some years now. The vote of the citizens of the City of Redding at a recent electiori has served to alleviate some of the compli- cations: _ This. lias .not been a proven case of illegal procedu're:on anyone�s part' especia°lly, but a situation of�gros s confusion. on the part of all parties concerned. The courts opinion by Judge . ' Richard B. Eaton brought out the fact that there has for sometime now existed a poli�tical grey area in regards the former operations (H & H.), the gasol`ine supplier and the City' of Redding: Anyone of � the'��three could' have, -from:time•to time•, dealt with assumptions ' ; rather than facts . I am certainly willing, in light of Judge Eaton�'s . `'::"' � ruling, and incidentially I we<nt over this ,ruling word �for.word with =- him a few weeks ago, to let the past remain the pas� and start anew.: I believe the permit as proposed by Mr. Joseph Redmon, .City � Attorney, and Mr. Ken.Owens, Airports Manager, is a fair and eq�itable one. Every poirit is laid out in black and white and that. .: . is the way it should be. If for any reason anyone in the future has any complaint, that is'either the City of Redd�ing,� H:.and H, `o�r the : gasoline supplier, I hope that in.all honesty that the complaint .is� � brought before the council�•at th'at time and the'inatter will be deaTt � '� with iri-accordance with_the_-agreement.:. •And, I would say.th�is.- _I..;;' : am only sorry that we were not able to sit down yea'rs ago with all. ' parties concerned as Mr. Moty and Mr. Kriegsmari did recently; � .. and come up with at .least• an amicable solution to otrr mutualS�prablem.- Now the agreement is before us , what is the pleasure of the :CounciY?" Mr. Laurence Carr, attorney for H & H Air $ervice, commended the City Council � and City officials for the�corripl ete objectivity in wh�ich this �subject lzas been approached. He stated the pas t misunderstandings are behind and the book is closed on prior experiences. That they were dee�ly%appreciative of Councilts efforts• on their��behalf and would. do everything possible to �cooperate in the future. That H & H was anxious to ser-ve and their �books; r,ecords and,all activities would be open to the City. f � The following letter was submitted, dated.August 6, 1962: ' � . ,. City Council of the� � City of Redding . . : Gentlemen: . . - �� � '� �It' 'i•s �our� under'standing:that the. Maste�r �.Plan;:�ow•.being.�de,velop.ed . . for Benton Airport, contains .an area set aside for ground re�tals.� We further understand that studies are now being conducted of leases � at other airports, 5o that the City�of-Recl"ding�may arrive at a : satisfactory ground rental program, as reflected by information � gained from this study. . . . Our intentions are to apply for a ground lease, on which to erect �� � our=own��building,' 'as �soon as the Master Plan-is completed. We further understand tliat at�suclz� time, if=we` ar-e gra�nted a ground � lease, that we will be allowed to engage in�aircraft'maintenance and repair. Very truly yours, . � � . . � . . . , � -. � . I-I �& H Air Service; Ine. by/. David Hinds, President Cbuncilmari Kriegsman advised�there was no space at tlie rriomerit to carry.on- - such activities. � - - � MOTION:� Mad'e by Councilmari Kriegsman, seconded by 'Councilmari Cha�tfield to authorize the City Attorney to write a letter to H, & Hf�;"ir Service, Inc. , indicating , . they woulcl be pe�rmitted to engage in ai'rcraft maintenance-and repair at such time as it secures a ground lease at Benton Airport. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. � 82 PERMIT - Radio .Electronics :Products Corp. � � � City Attorney Redmon submitted Permit for. Commercial Activities. at Benton Airport for Radio, Electronics Products Corp. � � There was_ considerable. discussion regard'ing Paragraph 2 (a), Page 2, and the following r_evision was authorize.d: REPCO shall pay�to City for the perinit herein granted three (3%)� of its monthly gross revenues frorri. all comme.r'cial activities carried on at or from the airport. . MOTION: IvIade by Councilmari Moty, seconded by Councilman Kriegsman to approve the Permit, as revised, between Radio Electronics Products Corp,. and the City, and . `// the Mayor be' authorized to sigri said �Permit.�on behalf of the' City. , � t Voting was as follows: ' . ; � Ayes: Councilmen .- Chatfield, Kriegsman, Moty and Fulkerth Noes: Councilrrien.-:None Absent: Councilmen - None . � Abstain: Councilmen - Martin. . • ` ' Dr. Martin abstained from voting due to a. possible conflict of-interest. RESOLUTION - Placer. St. .as a -F:ederal.Aid Secondary Route _ . . � MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Councilman Moty that Resolution No. 2997 :be adopted,. a r,esolution of the.City.Council of the City of ` ��� Redding conc'urring in .the cle.signation of Placer Street as a:.Federal. aid;secondary route within the Cit}� of Redding... ' . . .. , , ...... . , ., . . . . Voting was as. foliow"s: : . . � . Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfie;ld,.Kriegsman,, Martin, Mo.ty and Fulkerth Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - None ' Resolution No: 2.997 on.file in �the office. bf the�.City,(Clerk. COMM�RCIAL & IND,USTRIA,L .Z�.ONING . . � Councilman Chatfield spoke bf�the efforts of the Shasta County Econornic Commission to bring 'industry, into Shasta��,ounty and suggested the Redding. Planning Commission 1 �(� work objec.tively to secure land suitably zoned for light industry withiri the City. MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield,, ;seconded;,by Councilman.Martin subject be referred to the Planning Commission through Planning Director Evans. The V ote: Unanimous A.ye s. � AIRPORTS COMMISSION -.,R.esignation Mr. C. E... Hall.subniitted,his r.esignation from the.Airports .C.ommiss'iori, effective immediately, due to the press of business and outside�duties. ` � ��� _. � , ..:: , ,, _ . ;„ ' MOTION: Made by'C.ouncilmari Moty, seconded by Dr. �Vlar.tin the. res,ignation of Charles E.. Hall be accepted with reg�rets and.a lett.er o� commendation be sent to him. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. . � .OROVILi.E DAM.PROJECT .. . . ,,.. , . .. The Oroville Area _Chamb,er:of Commerce reported on.tY�e 40A Opening Program of the Oroville.Dam. Project,on.August 15th, and invitation was extended to City � ,� ��- Councilmen.and officials to attend. . . : . �, . . _ City Manager C.o.wde� ,a:dvis.ed. h�e would make any reservations for this event. RE RED BLUFF DIVERSION DAM • Copies of Resolutions from the City. of Red Bluff and.the Board of,Superviso'rs of . Tehama County were submitted for Council consideration. . .. y7� MOTION: Made b.y Councilman Martin,. seconded by Councilman.Chatfield�that, � Resolution No.� 29,98 be adopted,, a resolution of the City Council of the City o� Redding approving a by-pass channel around the :Red Bluff Diversion Dam. Voting was as follows: _ . , . , . , , . . Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Kriegsman, Martin, Moty and Fulkerth 83 Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen � None Resolution No. .29;98`on file in the office of the City Clerk. . � MAYOR PRO TEMPORE . MOTI�N: Made by Councilrnan Moty, seconded by Councilman Kriegsman the Mayor=s appointment of Dr.. Martin as Mayor Pro Tempor,e:�_ during the week of � �`5 A.ugust 16th to 23rd be approved. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. , - Communications . � , 1. Linn C. Alexander, President of Quintana, expresses his appreciation for , Councilts consideration for a service station site at the Village Shopping Center,. ' 2. Shasta-Ca;scade Wonderland Association - Operating Staternent for the fiscal /�/ year 1961-62 3. Shasta Gounty Economic Commission -� A.nnual A.udit fiscal year 1961-.62 4: ICCCNC - Report of July meeting in Hayfork. Next meeting Susanville A,ugust 21st ���. 5. 5 copies of letters and articles submitted by Shasta-Cascade Wonderland Asstn. �'�� 6. Membership List of the Shasta County Safety Council , There being no further business, on motion bf Councilman Moty , seconded by Councilman Kriegsman the meeting was adjourned. APP D: Mayor ' Attest: , ���` '�j '!., r 1..,� ���'%�.� . . City lerk