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City Council, Regular Meeting
Police �Dept. & Council Chambers Bld'g. .
Redding, California
November 19; 1962
Reverend Father John McDonnell, Assistant Pastor of St. Josephis Chu'rch, gave
the invocation.
The meeting was call•ed to order by Mayor Fulkerth with the following councilmen
present: Chatfield, Kriegsman, Martin, Moty and Fulkerth.
Also present were City Manager Cowden, City Attorney Murphy, =Ass;istant City.
Manager and Director of?Finance Courtney,.. Director of Public:Works Arness,
Purchasing Agent Stewart, Planning Director Evans, Airports Manager Owens,
City Assessor Townsend, Building Inspector Penix, Parks Supervisor Smith,
Fire Ma�shal Wade and Fire Chief Grant.
The following persons signed the Register:
Edith E. Edwards Ruth Isaacson
' ..W. H. McDaniel .. - , George Sinner
J. W. Beale . ' Geo. OtBrien
Evelyn Beale Dick Ledgerwood
.' Bill Brickwood Harry Hazeltine
Harry L;edgerwo.od , .
APPROVAL OF MINUTES .
MOTION: Made by Councilman Martin, seconded by Councilmari Kriegsman
that minutes of the last regular meeting of November 5th be approved as mailed
to each councilrrian and' as 'recorded. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes: �: '
CQMMENDATION
Mayor Fulkerth expressed the sincere appreciation of the City Council to Radio
/ �, Station KQMS for the.technical s,.ystem they have rendered in the Council Chambers;
/ G he stated eleven microphones were completed and in perfect tone �and thanked
them for the excellent job they are doing as a public service.
CC}MMUNICATIONS � - . � ��
Traffic & Parking Commis sion Recommendations 1 1/15/62
The Redding Traffic and P,arki•ng Commission submitted recommendations
. dated November 15, 1962:
1 . That a Stop Sign be installed compelling motorists to stop before
entering Canal Drive at Lincoln.
MOTION: Made by Councilman Moty, seconded by Councilman Kriegsman
that Recommendation No. 1 of the Traffic and Parking Commission be
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adopted. The Vo.te: Unanimous Ayes.
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2. That for the month of December only, the center 10 hour section of the
California Street Parking Lot be limited to 3 hour parking.
Councilmen were advised there were 29 -,5.hour,parking meters, ,.
28 - 2 hour parking meters and 50 - 10 hour parking meters (the �
center sections) on the..lot. Councilman Moty concurred with this
recommendation, stating it was an effort to get all day parking off
the lot during the holiday season and the north Tehama Street lot was
now available at $2. 50 per month.
City Attorney Murphy stated that the signs posted on the lot and on the
individual meters�;. should read the same in order to make law enforce-
ment possibYe. . .
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MOTION: Made by Councilman Moty, seconded by Councilman Kriegsman
that Recommendation No. 2 be adopted, The Vote: Unanimous Ayes.
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3. That someone of the present personnei be assigned on a part time
basis the duty of collecting the meter mon'ies, thereby freeing
our meter maintenance man to spend all of his time maintaining
and repairing our p�rking meters.
Councilman ivloty advised that council action was not required on Item
No. 3, that steps were being taken to take care of the problem.
Councilman Chatfi�ld suggested the Traffic and Parking Commission
study the following crossings used by school children where certain
traffic hazard conditions existed. -
Placer at Pleasant Streets
� Lower Sunset Terrace - Overhill Drive at Highway 299W
Councilmen were advised the recommendation the quarterly permit
being issued by the Police Chief for the north Tehama Street-�Municipal
�arking Lot was because it was more centrally located; and also be-
cause the Police Chief has to appro've the extension:of special parking
privileges during conventions.
Councilman Kriegsman asked the City Attorney this question: Could
a citation be voided? If a ticket was in the process of being written
out when the `owner of the car walked up, could the police .offic.er at his
� discretion either allow money to be put in the meter, or eould the car
be driven away and the ticket voided? He stated he thought.:this a matter
c£ public relations, that police officers should be schooled in. diplomatic
. courtesy. However,, he understood that police officers have quoted
that citations must be completed.
Dr. Martin stated it was his opinion this is the way it should be.
City Attorney Murphy stated� this was a matter�of police departrrient policy
and regulation. That if citations were voided and this beeame public
knowledge it might put considerable pressure on the police officer.
' He further advised the City of Alhambra issued "Christmas season
warning" tickets during the Christmas holidays for better customer
relations during the shopp�ng season. �
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` � Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control � � � �
` The Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control adv_ised application had
been received from the Drive-In I.:iquor Stor•e, 2;825 Market Street. �]�
New owners - Barbara and Richard Bambauer and Joyce and Ralph
Strauch. ` ` �
Claim for Damages � ' •- �
Mr. Harry Childress submitted the following claims for damages:
� Fire - August 4, 1960 � 2850 Sacramento Street
$450. 00 original c�lairri plus interest of $90. 00
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Trespass - July 1962 2850 Sacramento Street
�, "` '�-'' . $4500'. 00 ac,tual damages plus .court costs if necessary to collect ���
same. Punitive damages in case of suit.
MOTION: Made by Councilman Martin, second'ed by Councilman Chatfield
that Claims of Harry Childress be denied and referred to City's insurance
carrier and the City Attorney: The Vote: Unanimous Ayes.
Resolution - Changes �1962-63 Tax Roll
MOTION: Made by Dr. Martin, seconded by Councilman Chatfield that
Resolution No. 3033 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council of the ���
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City of Redding making certain changes in the secured tax roll of the
�ity o.f Redding for 1.962-63.
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Voting was as follows: , ,
Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Kriegsman, Martin, Moty and Fulkerth
Noes: Councilmen - None :
�Absent: Councilmen - None
MOTION: Made .by Councilman Moby, seconded by Councilman Kriegsman
that Resolution No. 3034 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council of the
City of Redding making a certain change in the secured tax roll for 1962- '
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Voting was as follows: -
Ayes: Gouncilmen � Chatfield, Kriegsman, Martin, Moty .and Fulkerth
Noes: Councilmen�:- None
Absent: Councilmen - None ,
Resolutions No.. 3033 and 3034 on_ file in the office of the City Clerk.
Annexations to the City of Redding
Secretary of State F.rank M. Jordan has advised the following areas
- w�ere o�ficially annexed to the City of Redding on November 15, 1962:
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�/� c' Magaldi Annexation .
}�. ,�- South City Annexation 1
Re Carnegie Library Building
Mrs. Clifford. Wliite, Rte. 2, Box 2257 Anderson, California, asked
� � council consideration for the preservation of the old library building,
� , and submitted a petition signed by 63 persons asking for .the permanent
protection and pr.eservation of .the Carnegie Library.
Mayor Fulkerth stated a 60 day. extension�had been granted to ,receive
offers for the building.
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PROCLAMATION
MOTIQN: Made.�:by Dr. Martin, seconded by Councilman Chatfield,that pro-
�--� � clamation declaring Farm .=. City Week Novernber ;16th to.22nd be approved
and the M�yor be authorized to. sign. The Vote: Unanimous�Ay_es.
APPROVAL OF CLAIMS AND PAYRQLL - ,
MOTI�N: Made by Councilman Kriegsman, .seconded by Councilman Moty that
Accounts Payable Register No. 10, warrant Nos. 2666 to 2806. inclusive, in the '
amount of $83, 119.42 be approve,d and paid; that Payroll .Register No. 9,
warrant Nos: 8758 to 8959 inclus.ive, salaries Oct: 22nd thru Nov. 3rd, 1962,
in�the amount of $42, 353. 20 be :approyed. Total: ,$125, 472. 62.
�� � Voting was as follows: , _ .
Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Kriegsman, Martin, Moty and Fulkerth
Noes: Councilmen - None
Absent: Councilmen - None
TREASURER'S REPORT.- Oc.tober 31, 1962
Councilman Kriegsman, Finance Committee, submitted Treasurerts Report as
�y � of October 31, 1962, showing Total Treasurerts Accountability $1, 812, 632. 22.
RE ASSESSING AND: TAX COLLECTING
. a e y ounci man riegsman, seconded by�Dr. Martin the City ,,
Attorney be directed to draw up the necessary ordinance�to transfer the
assessing.and tax,collecting function to Shasta C.ounty.
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Councilman Chatfield stated he was grateful to receiVe the memo
��/ from the City Attorney indicating the assessing and tax colIecting
function could go back to the City Assessor's office, if City chose
to do so. ,
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He then read the following excerpt from Mr. Murphy's memo:
"A City 'shall not incur an indebtedness for public improvements
which exceeds in the `aggregate 15% of tHe asses'sed 'value of all
real and personal property of the City. Within the meaning of
this section 'indebtednesst means'bonded indebtedness of City
payable from the proceeds of taxes levied upon`taxable property
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He then asked if the 15% bonding limit is capable of being supported
by sales tax; this is not taxes levied on property, therefore' perhaps
the City had an add'itional� 15% in emergency' cases. ' " �
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City Attorney Murphy stated that generally Gerieral Obligation Bond
paymentr, of principal and interest is supported by ad valorem taxes;
that it was his belief bonded indebtedriess can not exc`eed 15% of the '
assess-ed valuation of real and personal property located within the
city regardless of what means are used; ;that real estate is tlie onl`y
� collateral against Gener'a1�Obligation�Boi�ds �regardless of how you`
, ` meet the bond redemption. ` � ' �
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(Referred to.the City Attorney for further study): 'V`'
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The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. � ' ' '� " '
APPRQVAL OF ESTIMATE - Water Dept.
MQTION: Made by Dr. Martin,� seconded by Couneilman Chatfield that Estimate
No. 68-W,, `Main Replacement and Exterision South Market Street,� in tHe amount
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of $13, 450. 00 be approved. � " � ` �
Voting.was as follows: ` ��J
Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Kriegsman, Martin, IVloty and Fulkerth
Noes: Counc"ilmen - �None � � ' � ` ' " " ' `
Absent: Councilmen - None ` � ` `
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RE CENTERVILLE WATER � � ` `
Councilman Chatfield advised the water committee on the Centerville problem
do not have a completely finalized.recommendation; tliat there a�re two probTems:
1.� The City Code does set down the rates we serve water �outside tlie city
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2. We do not have from the Centerville District the concrete, maximum
i� Yearlyidemands3 ::� . . . . __ _ .,. , . . . _ . ... , , ..
He stated a yearly demand estimate had been received, however the Director of
Public Works did not feel it was adequate for the purpose �,nd a more realistic
figure was ,essential. The Code sets the rate for water service outside the City
at double City�s rate and the Committee would like to have council's reaction to j�.y
, this provision of the Code.
He then further stated he would like to see an escalator clause at the point of
maximum demand to avoid excessive use of the water in the area. That City may
have a moral obligation to serve water for domestic purposes, but he dicl not
think there was a moral obligation to serve water for irrigation. At double the
rate City could amortize any expansion of the system that we may think necessary,
however on a straight rate he did not think this possible: That at the present time
there were only 150 existing water extensions .
Director of Public Works Arness stated the Clair�Hill Trinity River Feas'ibility
Plan would still serve Centerville from Hill 900; the Trinity River line terxninat-
ing at Hill 900 arid Geriter�ille wou`ld be served`fro'rri Pressure Zone 2 in the same
manner that it would be if provided water today. If..Centerville requi"red 800 gallons
per minute maximum water demand, the City today would not be capable of supply-
ing it through its present system. 800 gallons per minute was the estimate for
� the year 2000. A 10 inch line would be required to furnish 800 g.p.m. to the
City limits from Hill 900, with an estimated cost of $30, 000. 00..
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Councilman Moty stated an expression had been requested from the individual
counciTlnan. That he.-would be very reluctant to serve,water outside the City of
Redding, even at twice the rate.. In his estimation, this�.was subsidy.by the tax
payers of the City of Redding. Serving water' to this area would cause a great deal
of expansion.to the detriment of the available ]�and within th� City limits. That our
first responsibility was to the citizens of the City. He suggeste.d because the area
would not be critical until next fall, we delay action uritil a further repo:rt is re-
ceived from Mr. McDonough, water attorney.
Councilman Kriegsman stated in his opinion water should be served only for emer-
gencies or in case of m�ercy. That he concurred with Councilman Moty, except for
a real act of inercy and further, he thought the incentive to annex would still be
with the Centerville area.
Dr. Martin s.tated that whether Zone 1 becomes a reality or not, Centerville
would still need water from the City; that this district has a great demand for
water, they have no underlying reserve and they must have a pipe line .in order to
keep their schools open. Around Sept.ember or October they are desperate. That
he feels it is incumbent for the City to answer these questions: "Will we, or will
we not supply them with water? "Either negotiate with them, or tell them "no".
That�the Committee was, trying to get some solution; the solution was in the Hill
Report and in the Zone 1 Report; that whether they received Sacramento Riyer
water or Trinity River water was only incidental. He urged that Council rrieet as
a whole to discuss this with the Centerville District. � '
May.or Fulkerth .said he was. of the opinion Council should move in an unselfish way
y --t� to help their neighbors. That he would like the entire City Council, and tlie Director
/,� of Public Works to meet with the Centerville District to work oizt a concrete'pro-
posal. �
Councilman Kriegsman asked if it would'be pos`sible for the Director of Public
Works to prepare plans, an estimate of cost for the present users of water, an
estimate of the ultimate needs of water outlay, rates they should be charged,
. amortization rate, maintenance cost, etc. _.
Mr. Arness said to obtain an answer to questions_ such as these, he would tiave to
practically lay out an entire water system. In answer to a question from the City
Manager, he said he could get the iriformation requested by Mr, CYiatfield.'
. City Attorney 1�Iurphy read a portion of the Municipal Code relating to 'charge s
_ for water outside the City and advised that Section 29. 6 states that:cxty council
may from time to time establish a policy applicable to the service of water to. users
located outside the limits of the city. '
MOTION: �M�ade by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Dr.' Martin this matter be
laid over until the next meeting. � � - �
Voting was as follows: �
Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Kriegsman, Moty and Fulkerth �
Noes: Councilmen - Martin
Absent:. Councilmen - None _
AWARD OF BIl� - 'Cable and Wire �
� MOTION: Made by Councilman Moty, seconded by Councilman Kriegsman to
� ;j � appro've the recommendation of the Purcfiasing Agent; and Bid Schedule No. 247,
� Cable and Wire as s ecified, be awarded to Valley Electric Company of Redding
in the.amount of $7, �30. 12, tax included.. . . _ , ,
Voting was as follows: . .
Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Kriegsman, Martin, Moty. and Fulkerth
Noe s: Councilmen - None , . _, , .. , , .
Ab sent: Councilmen - None �
REPORT - Bureau of Fire Prevention
Fire Marshal Wade advised that upon.completion o.f the indexing, �the Rep.ort of
( � � the Bureau of Fire Prevention would be again submitted to all councilmen.
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RE ACCESS ROAD - Municipal Airport
Airports Manager Owens submitted a memo to all councilmeri dated November
16th entitled "Locatiori of Proposed Access Road - IVlunicipal Airport". The
memo states it is the recommendation of tlie staff th�at this road serving the
area south of the Terminal Building be located east of and parallel to the north/
south taxiway at a distance of 200 ft. from the aircraft use zone. That this would
provide 200 ft. deep lots for ground lease and aircraft parking areas could be
constructed in the western most 100 ft. of the aircraft use zone, leaving I50 ft.
' clearance from the taxiway centerline to parked aircraft. � /��%
He further states bhe road would be constructed�to a� miriimum standard to serve
ground lease areas, and'its location would be reviewed before a pe�manent sur-
face is applied. That road would be built only as: required. � �
MOTION: Made by Couricilman Moty, seconded by Councilman Kriegsman to
approve the recommendation of Airports Manager-Owens as itemized for the
location of the access road, Redding Municipal Airport. -
Voting was as follows: �
Ayes: Councilmen - Kriegsman, Moty and Fulkerth
Noes: Councilmen - Chatfield � � � ' '
Absent: Councilmen - Martin ' " � � '
(Dr. Martin left the council cliambers for about five minutes duririg this discussion),
Councilman Chatfield explained his negative vote by stating that because we do not
know what the plan of developme�t will be, he did not f eel a 'road should be estab-
lished at this location. That we need the development of a plan.
PARK IMPROVEMENTS - Little I�eague 'arid Pony League �Ball Parks
City Manager Cowden submitted a memo to all couricilmen` dated November I3th �
entitled: 'Recommended Improvements for Little League and Pony League Ball �
Parks".
The total cost to improve the Little League Ball Park was $4095. 00 which vvould �
include a chain link fence, bacic stop materials, bleacher"s repairs, turfirig and
automatic sprinkler system. `
The total cost to improve the Pony League Ball Park was $5480. 00 whi�h would
- include a chain link fence, back stop materials, bleachers, turfing and automatic ��. ,
sprinkler system. � ' � � ' ' ' � ' �
The memo continues "The total cost for all materials and/or. materials and labor
in the case of the automatic sprinkler systems totals $9575. 00; since Redding
Youth Baseball Iric. will contribizte $2, 000 towa�rd th'e total cost;�-�the total cost to
the City would be in the amou:nt "of $7'; 575. 00. " ' ' � ''
It wa:s Mr. Cowden's recommeridation the �sum of $7`, 825 (representing the cost
of the two automatic sprinkler systems installed and ch�ain link fence' materials for
both parks) be transferred from GB-220 Capital Outlay Fund, Unappropriated Sur-
plus to GA-260 General 'Fund Appropriations GA-623-CO Baseball Fields - Capital
Outlay; and a sum of $1, 950, representing other mat'erial costs'necessary for the
renovatiori of both ball parks be trarisferred from GA=220 General Fund - Unapprop-
riated 5urplus to GA-260 General Fund Appropriations; CA-623-�50 Baseball Fields
Repairs and Alteratioris. � ` . '
MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Councilman Moty to approve
the recommendations of the City Manager and the City Attorney be directed to
prepare the necessary resolution for the transfer of funds as outlined.
Voting was as follows: ` � ` � �
Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Kriegsman, Martin, Moty and Fulkerth
Noe s: Councilmen - None '
Absent: Councilmen - Norie` � � � " �
Mayor Fulkerth thanked Bill Smith of the Recreation Department and Bill Brick-
wood for their work in the recreational fieid.
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RE CARTER PROPERTY - Adj. Lake Redding Park
City,Manager Cowden submitted to all councilmen.a,memo dated November 14th
entitled: _ "Civic Arts Commission Recommenciation,Concerning.,V�ario,us Items
Located on the Carter• Property Adjacent to,Lake Redding P.ark. "
The City Mariager concurred with the recommendations ,of.the Civic Arts Com-
mission of October 30th, _as follows; .,
._ 1. That:City keep the following.,items:
a. Four srr�all metal accessory buildings .
' b. The installed split rail fence
c. ., The steel fence on the west side and the east side of house ,
- d. The galvanized fence posts set in concrete .
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�- e. The w�.te.r. .pump,- tank and pressure system:. � : •.
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2. That the following items be sold if the City is willing to proceed with the
,, ins�tallation of ele,ctric heat: ,
a. The butan� tank , .. ,
b. The butane floor furnace �
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(Purchasing Agent Stewart indicated a fair ,market value for�both,items
$I50. 00) ; . � .., . _ .. . .
3. The stoc.k pile of split rails which are not a part of an existing fence appear
to be the personal property of Mr. Carter. If these rails are properly
his personal property„ he may take them with.him when he__moye.s, as
_. far as the Commission is concerned. . _. ,.
Mr. Cowden recommended the butane tank and butane floor furnace be sold to
Mr. Carter for $150. 00 and-that.he.further. agre:e.,to repair-the floor, at the time
the floor furnace is removed.. , _ . . . ,
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MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Councilman Kriegsman
to approve the recommendations of the City Manager as outlined.
Voting was as follows:
Ayes: � C_ouncilmen - Chatfield, Kriegsman, Moty and. Fulkerth
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Noes: Councilmen - None
Absent: Councilmen - None �
Abstai�: Councilmen - Martin . . .
DEL MAR SUBDIVISION - Partial Acceptance of Improvements , ,
Councilman Chatfield excused himself from any discussion on this subje�ct and
left his council seat. ) . . . �
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Director -of P,ublic Works Arness briefed ,council ,on his memo to them,dated Nov.
2nd stating that all items were the same with the exception of Page, 2 - that
inspections fees had been amended to read "I3/28th of the inspection fee".
That this had been worked out with the City Attorney and H,arry Hazeltine and
he was satisfied with it.
City_Attorney Mu,rphy,made the following recommendation and said the Dir�ctor
of Public Works concurred: ,
� rL� That partial acceptance.of improv.ements in the Del Mar Subdivision'be
� approved,_ subject to four conditions: _
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� ' . The following improvements be accepted for operation and maintenance
Christine Avenue from Del Mar Avenue to tlie north line of Jariis Drive.
Del Mar Avenue from Christine Avenue to the east line of the subdivision,
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. All public water lines, public sanitary sewers,� arid pub.lic storm drains
lying in the above streets.
Provided that: � ` ` '
I�a Inspection fees are paid. That Mr. Hazeltine has the check with'him
this evening � �
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`L. The Building Department be instructed to not issue building permits
in the area of partial acceptance until the drainage ditch and fence
_ are completed. , ,
3. . Delivery of.a letter agreement from the Central Valley Bank indemnifying
the ,City to.the extent .of $6, 000 from any loss to the City resulting
from the action of partial acceptance. (This has been completed)
4. Proof by the applicant that the street signs have been ordered and paid
for. (This requirement has been met. )
Mr. Harry Hazeltine concurred with this recommendation and stated the Real
Estate Commissioner would put any new owners of.lots on notice that building
permits would not be issued until certain conditions had been met.
MOTION: Made by Councilman Martin, seconded by Councilman Kriegsman to
approve the adoption of the City Attorneyss recommendation.
Voting was as follows: ,
Ayes: Councilmen - Kriegsman, Ma,rtin, Moty and Fulkerth
Noes: Councilmen - None
Absent: Councilmen - None
Abstain: Councilmen - Chatfield
REMOR SUBDIVISION
City Attorney Murphy stated the Director of Public Works was presenting a final
map of the Remor Subdivision for approval. That this was an industrial site of
11 lots on a newly constructed street, east of the Lutheran Church. That a
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drainage easement had been obtained, faithful performance bond in the amount of �/ C/
$16, 291. 54 had been submitted and approved and that subdivision!::ag:�reement had �
been executed by the president and secretary. ,
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T.here was considerable.discussion on the final.map of the Remor 5ubdivision as
submitted and certain changes were requested that city limits include Lots 1 and 2
on Hilltop Road, Ottonello Subdivision.
MOTION: Made by Dr. Martin, seconded by Councilman Moty that final map of
the Rhemor Sub givisi, n be a�proved sub�e�ct:to correction oftthe city li,mits line,
�o�ing wasyas fo�llow�Orize to sign su ivision ag-r.eemen .
Ayes: Councilmen - Kriegsman, Martin, Moty and Fulkerth
Noes� Councilmen - None
Absen�: Councilmen. - None , ;
Ab stain: Councilmen - Chatfield
CITY MAP �
MOTION: Made by Dr. Martin, seconded by Councilman Kriegsman the City /��
Engineer be directed to prepare a detailed City map. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes.
REMOR SUBDIVISION - Drainage Easement
MOTION: Made by Dr. Martin, ,seconded by Councilrrian Kriegsman that Drainage
Easement signed by William A. Moore and Dorothy R. Moore be accepted.
Voting was as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen - Kriegsman, Martin, Moty and Fulkerth � - �y
Noe s: Councilmen - None
Ahsent: Councilmen - None
Ab stain: Councilmen - Chatfield
RESOLU_TIQN. -_ Traffic & Parking Com. � Rec. � , . . , � ,
MOTION: Made by Councilman Moty, seconded by Councilman Kriegsman -that
Resolution No. 3035 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council of the City of
Redding,eliminating,two-h,our parking, prohibiting parking�, establishing a loading
zo.ne and prohibiting bicycles on the Diestelhorst Bridge in the City ,of Redding.
Voting was as follows: . . � ,(`��
Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Kriegsman, Martin, Moty and Fulkerth
Noes: Councilmen - None - ,
Absent: Councilmen - None
Resolution No. 3035 on file in the office of the City Clerk.
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RESOLUTION - Tehama St. Off-Street Parking ' �
MOTION: Made by Dr. Martin, seconded by Councilman Chatfield that Resolution
No. 3036 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council of the 'City of Redding pro-
viding for a quarterly permit use of the off-street parking meters on the north
section of the Tehama '5treet'Municipa� Parking Lot in the 'City of.R:edding. �
•//�� Voting was as follows: ' ` �
��� Ayes: Councilmen - ChatfieTd, I�riegsman; Ma�rtin, ��Moty and Fulkerth
Noes: Councilmen - None
Ab sent: Councilmen - None � �
Resolution No. 3036 on file in the office of the City Clerk.
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RESOLUTION - Prohibiting Parking
MOTION: Made by Cbuncilman Moty,' seconded by Councilmari Kriegsman that
Resolution No. 3037 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council of the City of
Redding prohibiting parking on the east side of Athens Avenue between Locust
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, � � and South Streets in the "City of Redding. �
Voting was as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Kriegsman, Martin, Moty and Fulkerth �
Noes: Councilmen - None '
Ab sent: Councilmen - None ' � � ' -'
Resolution No. 3037 on file in the office of the City Clerk.
COURTSTREET
It was the request of the City Attorney that the Robert R. Hill �et al Grant Deed
, for the extension of Court Street be held in abeyance for subsequerit meeting.
-Z REQUEST T�O N'E'GOTIATE SETTLEMEIVT ' ' � '
� City Attorney Murphy informed councilmen Gity lia's tw'o years � statute bf�limitation
on property damage claims, three years on statuatory remedy claims so there was
, � c7 no immediate urgency on the Officer Silva matter. However, it was his plan to
�`� � file suit as soon as p'racticablem - '
MOTION: Made by Dr. Martin, seconded by Councilman Chatfield the request of
the City Attorney to negotiate alone or in conjunction with �otliers a settleme'nt
of�the City�s claim a.gainst'Barbara Beeton'be granted, and the°City Manager be
authorized to execute release. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. ` ` �
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RE PARTISAN POLITICAL LABELS - - ' �
Councilmen discussed the resolution of the City Council of �he City of-Long Beach
opposing any legislation permitting or sanetioning the use of partisan political
�, ' ,� labels by municipal office candidates and the City Attorney stated Congressman
Brown proposed to bring up such legislation during the next session of the Leg-
islature. � , .. ,. . . : •
MOTION: Made by Councilman Moty,. seconded by Dr. Martin the City Attorney
be directed to prepare a similar resolution for the 2nd rrieeting of De`cember; after
consultation with the League of California Citie s.� The Vate: Unanimou�s Aye's.
� PARKING - Benton Airport
Airports Manager Owens was requested to check the �parking of trucks within the
approach of the runway at Benton Airport. � -
COURT STREET - Parking Restrictiori�s ' ' -
Councilman Moty advised he did not feel that 2 liour parking.rest�icti`ons were
�� � necessary for� the 1400' block' on Gourt St. � .
MOTION: Made by Councilinan Moty, seconded by Dr. IVIartin that• ariy action
on restricting parking for the I400 block on Court Street be tabled. The Vote�
' Unanimous Ayes. ' � =
Communications •
Z�� 1. �Copy of resolution from City of Long Beach opposing legislation permitting.
or sanctioning the use of partisan political labels by municipal office candidates.
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2. Division of Highways - October apportionment of Gas Tax Funds �
3. Shasta County Economic Commission - Minutes of October 8, 1962
, Next meeting November 19, 1962 �
4. League of California Cities 1962 Conference Resolutions /��
5. ICCCNC - Next meeting Burney Nov. 20, 1962
6. Sha,sta-Cascade Wonde,rland Ass'n. Copy of letter to Outdoor Editor of the /��
Oakland Tribune
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?. County Supervisors Ass'n. of California thank City Council for a copy of � ��
Resolution No. 3023
8. Public Utilities Commission - Commission Investigation of Case #7409 � ��'
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
There being no further business, on motion of Councilman Kriegsman, seconded
by� Councilman Moty the meeting adjourned at 9:48 P, M.
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