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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - City Council - 1962-12-17 172 : _ , .�: . .. . .. - - . ` ' � ' '- ' ' � ' City: Couricil; R'egular Mee.ting " ' " ' Police�Dept. & Council Chambers Bldg. Redding, California � �- . , . . , • ` , 'Deceml�e 'r'�17, 1962 7:00 P. M. The Reverend Harold Byram, Pastor of the Assembly of God Church, 1040- State Street, Redding, gave the�irivocat'ion: '''' ' ' ' " ""' ' The meeting was called to order by Mayor Fulkerth with the following councilrnen present: Chatfield, Kriegsman, Martin, Moty and Fulkerth. Also present were City Manager Cowden, City Attorney Murphy; Assistant City Manager. and Director of Finance Courtriey,�°Directo'r' of Public Works' Arness, Purchasing Agent Stewart, Planning �Director �Evans, Airports-Manager Owens, Parks Supervisor Smith, Fire Chief Grant, Fire Marshal Wade, Water Super- intendent Gullixson, Electric Superintendent Dais, Assistant Civil Engineer Hastings and Deputy City Clerk Richter: ' ' ` � ' � The following persons signed the Register: Robert Dicker L. W. Carr � Bob and Yvonne Carter _ . Del Barry Ken Abbott • ' Nick Girimonte H. A. Clark Frank Magaldi APPROVAL OF MINU TES • - - . ' MOTION: Made by Councilman Kriegsman, seconded by Dr. Martin tliat minutes of the last regular meeting of December. 3rd be approved as mailed to each of the councilmen and as recorded. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. COMMUNICATIONS State Dept. of Public Health The California State Department of Public Health redeclares Shasta County - � to be a rabies area within the meaning of Section 19.0.1._2 of. the ,California f� Health and Safety Code, effective December 2, 1962, and requested the Statement of Enforcement of Requirements applying to the City of Redding be completed and sent to them. Plan for Parking-Downtown Area - Mr. Robert Dicker, Chairman of the Downtown Improvement Committee, asked for the cooperative effort of the downtown merchants and the City to put a park- ing lot on that area bounded by, California, Butte and Yuba Streets and the alley in the 1500 block between California and Market Streets. In addition, the downtown merchants requested the proposed parking lot and exist- ing lot on California Street be joined by closing off Butte Street from the alley to California Street. Then those areas from the alley to Market Street on Butte and from Market to the alley east of Market on Butte would be proposed �,�� as a downtown green park. He further called attention to the Graves, Faustman and the Hahn Wise Reports, all citing the need for more parking in the core area of Redding. That Redding has 1 sq. ft. of parking for 4 sq. ft. of sales and service and "shopping centers worthy of the name insist on a minimum of 2 sq. ft. of parking for 1 sq. ft. of sales and service space. Downtown areas are content with a 1 to 1 ratio. " To show good faith, the merchants had pledged $100, 000 to help support this proposed project. MOTION: Made by Gouncilman Kriegsman, seconded by, Dr. Martin the pro- pos,ed project be referred to the following committees for report and r e commendation: 173 1. .. City Attorney to work with. Mr. Dicker or sorneone appointed by the downtown merchants. . . 2. Parking Commissio,n for report on the amount of parking now avail- able in relation to sales and service 3. Parks and Recreation Commission for study of the park 4. Finance Director for the financing of the project 5. Planning. Commission on the�propos.ed street closing T.he Uote: Unanimous Aye s: . MOTION: Made by Dr. Martin, seconded by Councilman Kriegsman the City Manager be directed to write the Redding Chamber -of Commerce commending Bob Dicker and the downtown committee for the work they have done on this project. That this is one of the most forward looking and better functions that the Chamber has engage,d in. The Vote; U"nanimous 1-�yes. It was further suggested that Mr. Dicker meet with the City Attorney and the - City Manager to work out what forms the pledges should take. Mr. Dicker submitted an article in Time Maga.zine, �December;.14, 1962 i s sue, on the Pomona Mall:. , _: _ Traffic and Parking Commission Recommendation In a memo dated December llth, the Traffic and Parking Commission recom- mended that 50 meters located in the cente.r .section of the California Street � parking lot on January 1, 1963 be adjusted to a 5-hour limit interval and that the rate be made consistent with the other 5-hour meters on this lot. Mr. Moty, committeeman for traffic and parking, stated he conc�trred with this recommendation. , , MOTION: Made.by Councilman Moty, seconded by Dr. Martin.that Resolution :,,�'�L/ No. 3048 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council of the City of Redding � amending the parking time limitations ox� the center section of the California Street parking lot. . � Votin g w,as,as follows.: . Ayes: Councilm.en - Chatfield, Kriegsman, Martin, Moty and,Fulkerth Noes: Councilmen - None " Absent: Councilmen - None , Resolution No. 3048 on�_file in-the office .of the City Clerk. � There was considerable discussion on the availability, of parking space at the north Tehama Southern Pacific parking lot at $2. 50 ,per month or,$7. 50 per quarter, and it was suggested the Chamber write .to the merchants re.questing this information be publicized amongst their employees. Limited Parking,1400 Block Court Street _ Councilman Moty stated that since the two hour parking .limitation had been taken off Or:egon Street, it was most difficult to find pai�king space around // the. court house. It was his recommendation to approve the recomme.ndation � of the Traffic and Parking Commission that two hour parking restrictions be imposed on the 1400 block on Court Street, both sides (between Butte and Tehama Streets) to be consistent with.the present pattern of two hour parking between Placer and Eureka Way. ,.. . , MOTION: Made by Councilman Moty, seconded by Councilman Kriegsman the City Attorney be directed to prepare the necessary resolution establishing two hour parking limitation on the 1400 block on Court Street, both sides. The vote: Unanimous Ayes. Depar.tment of Alcoholic Beverage Control The following applications have been filed with the Department of Alcoholic ��� Beverage.Control: � - David ll.. Johnson dba Slue Banjo - 4118 Highway 99S Jos. Audio and Joe L, Curto - 1800 Eureka Way 174 Committee Appointment - League of California Cities The League of California Gities submitted a list of committee appointments by the new League president, Noel Porter. City Manager Cowden was appointed to the Committee on Gas Tax Administrati'on. Resolution - Change in Tax Roll 1962-63 MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Dr, Martin that R;esolution N.o. 3049 be adopted, a resolution of the City. Council of the City � / � of Redding making certain changes in the secured Tax ,Roll for 1962-63. Voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen. - Chatfield, Kriegsman, Martin, Moty and.Fulkerth N'oe s: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - None Resolution No: 3049 on file in the office�of the City Clerk. Re Formation.of�Teen Age Council Terry Bowr�an, President.of the Redding Teen Center, su�ggested the form- ation of a Teen Age Council as a liaison group with City Council. The purpose �/( � would be to pass to the City Council any ideas from the young people for improving our community from the standpoint of the young people. Further, it would serve the purpose of passing the ideas of the City Council to the young people for their study and suggestions. Councilman Kriegsman to confer with the City Attorney, the City Manager, Merritt Nelson and one member of the Teen Age Center and report back his findings.to City Council. Sheriff's Posse of Shasta Co. , Inc. re West Coast Shows Al Mattson;: Captain of the Sheriff's Posse of Shasta County, Inc. advised the West Coast Shows would like to appear in Redding May 28th through June 2nd, 1963. They would�offer_a guarantee of $1400 for sponsorship, provided they �_� �� be the-.first show to appear in' Redding and Shasta County for 1963. He stated the Sheriff's. Posse, a non-profit organization, would like to sponsor the show as a money raising project to apply to their annual rodeo parade fund. That up-to this time. there had not been sufficient funds to sponsor the rodeo without asking for contributions from the individual merchants. The City Attorney stressed City has control only on City owned property and there would be some difficulty in complying with the request as made. He questioned Cou�cil's right to permit one show and prohibit another on private grounds without valid reasons, and the profit measure was not grounds for distinction. That under the zoning code control could be had by the issuance or non-issuance of a use pe'rmit. ' , = It was requested the Sheriff's Posse submit a formal request to hold the West Coast Shows in Redding, speeifyang location and other details. MOTION: Made by Dr. Martin; seconded by Councilman Moty this matter be tabled until the next meeting of the City Council, pending further study by the City Attorney. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. Proposal for Purchase of Property (Library) '. Mr. Don Vincelle submitted the following_proposal on.the purchase of eity owned property on which the library building is situate. �(-�' � � The sum of $50, 000 less the following deductions and on the_fol�lowing terms arid conditions. 1, The thirteen palm trees on the property be removed by him and delivered to the City on the premises at the fair value of such:trees to be agreed on between us, the agreed on price of the trees to constitute a deduction from the purchase price; 2. That the purchase price be reduced by the standard real estate fee � existing in Redding for the sale of property ofthis character�: 175 3. That the City furnish an insured title to the property with title to be vested in him (Don Vincelle) free and clear of all liens, en- cumbrances and clouds whatever. • 4. That the purchase price be paid as follows: a. A d'own payment of� $10, 000 and the balance to be paid in equal semi-annual payments with interest on the deferred balance at the lowest rate of bank interest available to him in Redding, California, on the date of the consummation of the transaction. . . .. _. .. . . : . _. ' 5. That th'e 'city commit itself, through appropriate council action, ' that an overpass will not be constructed on Placer Street in the vicinity of 'the property purchased. ' City A�torney Murphy stated there might be a serious legal obstacle if council ple'dged itself.that an overpass not be constructed on Placer Street iri the vicinity'of this property. ' ' MOTION: Made by Dr. Martin, seconded by Councilman Chatfield the City Attorney and the City Ma.nager be empowered to begin negotiation with Mr. Vincelle regarding his proposal, pointing out to him the difficulties as proposed, and a report be subrnitted to City Council. The Vote: Unanimous 'Ayes. . . � It was requested the Superintendent of Parks and Recreation and the Parks Supervisor study the problem of the palm trees and their future disposition. PUBLIC I-IEARING Zoning and Reclassification of Chaparral Terrace ' The hour of 8:00 P. M. having.arrived, Mayor Fulkerth opened the Public Hearing on the zoning and reclassification of Chaparral Terrace from "U" (Unclassified) District to R-2 (Restricted Multiple Family Residential) District arid to a C=1 (Neighborhood Coxnmercial) District : The following documents are on file in the office of�the City` Clerk. � . Affidavit of Publication - Notice of Public Hearing ��� Affidavit of Mailing - Notice of Public Hearing There were no written protests and no one in the audience protested this prop'osed �zoning and reclassification. � � MOTION: Made by'Councilman Moty, seconded by Dr. Martin the hearing be closed. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. . � . . � .. , There was considerable discus.sion on the 80 ft. width of Lake Blvd. , and Planning Director Evans said. this was consider.ed a street_of major ,import= ance. Th�e Director of Public. Works..said it was,his: opinion an.80 ft, ri,ght- of way was adequate for Lake Blvd. This would be a 64. ft., st,reet and.two 7 ft. sidewalks. Councilman Kriegsman questioned that perhaps the Street and Highway Plan �should be. amended to be consistent, as specifications called for 86 ft. , , • � . _. ,_, Dr. Mar.tin offered Ordinance No. 701 for first readi�ng, .an ordinance .of the City of Redding amending Section 30-3 of the Redding City Cod.e, 1959., as amended, relating to the rezoning of certain real property. SETTLEMENT OF CASE - H & H.Flying 5ervice � � Councilman Kriegsman, Finance Committee, advised that former City Attorney / Redmon had been handling the matter of the H & H Flying Service v�s the City of y� Redding and had negotiated with_counsel of H & H. He submits for. approval settlement in full in the amount of $3600. 00, which suni was included in tonights ��� warrants. MOTION: Made by Councilman Kriegsman, seconded by Councilman CYiatfield that Satisfaction of Judgment as�presented be approved and the mayor be authorized 176 to sign; that City be authorized to settle case in the amount of $3600. 00; that Stipulation for Order to Dismiss,Appeal be approved:and the mayor be authorized to sign. Voting was as follows: , , Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Kriegsman, Martin, Moty and Fulkerth Noes: Councilmen - None. , Absent: C,ouncilmen -. None r APPROVAL OF CLAIMS & PAYROLL MOTION: Made by Councilman Krie,gsrnan, seconded by Councilman Martin that Accounts Pa,yable Registe,r No. 12,. warrant Nos; 2943 to 3080. inclusive, in the ��j f, amount of $107, 127. 93 be approved and paid; that Payroll Register No. 11, salaries No. 18th thru December 1, 1962, warrant Nos. 91�67 to 9373 inclusive in the amount of $42, 648. 62 be approved. Total: $149, 776. 55 Voting was as follows.: , , Ayes: Councilmen '- Chatfield, Kriegsman, Martin, Moty and Fulkerth Noes: Councilmen - None Absent:. Councilmen, -, None � , TREASI�ER'S.REPORT - November 30, 1962 C� Councilman Kr.iegsman .submitted report of1 the City Treasurer showing Total � � 1 Treasurer's Accountability in the amount of $1, 956, 549. 54 as of November 30, 1962. � . , , . .. FIRE DEPARTMENT - Additional Personnel Councilman Chatfield stated he had checked into the Fire Department pe.rsonnel and because of the many daily, weekly and monthly r;eports necessar.y��for� their department, ,many of them required by law, he recommended a.pproval of the employment of secretarial help. / �� . . . , . : . . , . .. MOTION: Made by Gouncilman Chatfield, seconded by Dr. Martin to approve the employment of a stenographer-clerk for tlie Fire Department as of January 1 st. The Vote: Unanimous Aye,s. , The City Attorney was directed to prepare the nec.essary resolution for fund transfer from Unappropriated Surplus. There was considerable discussion on the. establishment of a steno-pool, however the concensus of opinion was that due to the distances between many of the buildings, the lack of facilities and the small stenographic force, it would not be practical. .. , . . . . . CENTERVILLE COMMUNITY SERVICES.DISTRICT Couricilrrian.'Kriegsrrian said the Centerville 'a'rea 'had a crying need• '•for water, that while `the:re was the'liumane' situatiori to�consider he was of the opiriion City sliould riot serve water outside of the City, that in� so doing we would be�supporting `S y their community g'rowth. That resi'dents �of the area had moved there of their own free will, and if they wished to avail themselves of our facilities they should take steps to annex. In a communicatiori date'd Deeember Tl'thtaddressed to all councilmeri, City Manager Cowden suggested policy for Council�s consideration pertaining to cost of furnishing City�water tb Centerville "Community Servi�es Di'strict and justifieation for render- ing such a serv'ice. Mr. Cowden states he and the City.Attorney recommended that Martin McDonough be employed. to render a legal opinion as to whether or _not (and under what � general terms and conditions) the City could at a later date, terminate service to the district�if water s'old to the �districf �could rio longer�be �considered su'rplus water and was needed to supply'water to City customers. (The`Council'Water Committee concurred�in this" recommendation). MOTION: Made by Dr. Martin, seconded by Councilman Chatfield the City enter into a contract with 1VIr. McDonough as'itemi'zed: �.: "% _`. ' Votiing was as follows: 177 Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Martin, Moty and Fulkerth Noes: Councilmen - Kriegsman Absent: Councilmen - None Councilman Chatfield emphasized.that City does have a policy regarding the serving of water outside the City limits on.an individual basis, however had no policy serving water under contract to another political._entity,, that in_ this case water would be delivered just to one meter. That City received water from .the Enterprise P. U. D. , and we might, sometime, negotiate for water from the Buckeye P. i�. Dd He also stated in his opinion both the sewer and :water acreage fee charges we-re unfair and unnecessary. :� . MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, �.sea.onded by Dr. Martin the subject of serving water to the-Ceriterville Community,Services District, be;.taken up at �the next regular meeting: The Vote: Unanirnous Ayes. , . REQUEST TO ZONE & RECLASSIFY It was the .recommendation of .the fPlanning Commis�sion to zone and re,classify approximately four acxes of_land iri.:the Remor�.,Subdivision from,Unclassified Y�� District to C-3-P (Heavy Commercial and Light Industrial with off-street parking) �. Distriet. � . � . . � �. . . ... . .. . . . • . MOTION: Made by Councilman Kriegsman, seconded by Councilman Chatfield that Public Hear.ing be�set for-8:OO;P. M. January 7th .on:the_ zoning a�nd r,ec�assification of the Remor Subdivision. . The. Vote: Unanimous Ayes. �•,,� � � � _ ' . . . , , � , . ... .� _ _ _ _ . - - � RE CENTERVILLE WATER � . . _ . MOTION: Made by Dr. Martin, seconded by Councilman Moty the City Manager /,s.Sl be directed to write to the Centerville Corr�-munity-Services .Distr�ict the proposa�l that Council is considering. - The Vote:. Unanimous Aye's... . AWARD OF BID . _ . Purchasing Agent Stewart submitted analysis and recommendation of Bid Schedule No. -248, Cold Water Meter.s: �He states- that although the Rockwell Manufacturing Company has submitted the low aggregate bid, they fail to meet our spec:ifications, and he therefore recommended that Council award the bid to the lowest bidder rneeting specifications, the Badger Manufactur.ing Company .for a..total amount of ��'�' � $12, 261. 93; tax i�ncluded. � � - � . . � - MOTION: Made by Dr. Martin, seconded by, Councilman Chatfield the recom- mendation of the Purchasing Agent be approved and Sid Schedule No.: 248 be awarded to the Badger Manufacturing Company in the amount of:$12, 261. .93. . .: . Voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Kriegsman, Martin, Moty and Fulkerth Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - None . . .. RE EASEMENTS - Boardman Addition Mr. Robert Hastings, Engineering Department, advised City had not been able to reach an.agreement wi_th:two _property owners for the acquisition of�.power and sewer line easement, Boardman Addition. . MOTION: Made by Councilrnan Kriegsman, seconded by Councilman Chatfield that Resolution No. 3050 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council of�the City ��.� of Redding finding"that the public interest and necessity. require the acquisition of easements in certain.real.property for. public improvement, ,to-wit, sanitary sewer line and pole line, a�nd authorizing. eminent domain proceedings the.rfor. Voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Kriegsman, Mar.tin,. Mo.ty and.Fulkerth Noes: � Councilrnen - None �- .. - ._ Absent: Councilmen - None - � 178 MOTION: Made by Councilman Kriegsman, seconded by Councilman Moty that Resolution No. 3051 be adopted, a resolution of �he City. Cauncil of the City of Redding finding that the public interest and necessity requir.e the acquisition of easements-.in certain real property for public improvement, to-wit:, pole line, and authorizing eminent domain proceedings therefor. Voting was�.as .follows: � . . � ' Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Kriegsman, Ivlartin, Moty and Fulkerth Noe s: ' Gouncilmen '- N'one - ,_ Absent: Councilmen - None . ' � ' - Resolutions No. 3050 and 3051 on file in the office of the City Cl�rk. MESA & "OTH-ER ST�REETS ASSESSMENT DISTRICT � . Director of Public Works Arness stated a conference had. been held in his office with Mr. K. Thompson.and Councilman Chatfield in attendance, and they had come.to an�.agreeable solution pf the sidewalk problem. The sidewalk would be curVed,`�.there would be the'placement 'of rolled curb ar_d any necessary work on the driveway rarrip which would permit the proper use of Mr. Thompson's automobile. �c' � � � � � � � . � . _.� I=n�: addition, Mr. Arness. advised he had talked with the low bidder.,and a,negotiated rolled_ curb- price would be presented to.the .City this.week. It is necessary to hold another Publie Hearirig a�mending the work on this assessment-districb; Mr. Teichert�s bid was good for 90 days and.they will extend their bid u�til;such time as we hold the hearing and amend the work. Mr: Chatfield informed council the use of rolled curb will be in other_areas in this district, and the change in work will�extend"far beyond this one probiem. � That people in the area can now make their choice of which type curb they wish and be aware of the difference in the construction price. �.. � . . REGULATION: OF PUBLIC DANGES - Proposed Ordinance . City Attorney Murphy t.old�of the praposed ordinance �repared by Mr. Redmon „ �/ before he left Redding; that a committee had been appointed to study this matter �� / and bring back report and recommendation. That he had prepared an ordinance encompassing these recommendations; this had-been submitted to Judge Eaton and again redrafted -- that in gerieral; ' this ordinance had met witYi Judge Eaton's aPProval. ` . . This last proposed ordinance, submitted tonight for council consideration, envisions municipal regulations f:or_z public dances and creates a �ublic Dance Permit Board. The two suggested.changes were the 12:30 P. M. .closing time and the provision that persons .leavirig�bhe dance, over 21 years of age, wo,uld be readmitted without paying a readmi�sion fee,'`�that persoris under 21 years of age:would �pay-the re- admission fee. Councilman Moty said it was his feeling the dance ordinance should be simple, and should not try to encompass all this proposed ordinance is trying to do; the City Attorney agreed the short, simple ordinance would meet the problem and not place the burden on the administrative staff as this ordinance does. The City Attorriey was directecl to px•epare a short da.nce ordinance, encompass,ing Section. 10-36. I. . RE BENTON AIRPORT - Financing of Improvements � . Under date of -Dece-mber llth: City Manager�Cowden submitted to all councilmen / a memo°entitled :"Financi.al Report regarding availability of funds from Benton � �/ Airport revenue's �other_than� capital improvements s.cheduled to be financed from sales tax funds in'accordance with January 16, 1962.ballot initiatiye. " He then stated the cost of the_Wind �Tee was estirriat'ed at' $3100; however a very. adequate one could be built for $500 which would leave a balance of $2892. 73 in the Benton Airport Capital Fund. That there was no mone_y in the Capital Improve- ment fund over and beyond that budgeted. � 179 Councilman Kriegsman called attention to the fact that hangars facing west are not rented because of the problem of the sun beating down on the planes; he thought something should.,be done to encourage the hangars being used.as a means of getting this revenue. . Airports Manager Owens was directed to bring in some recommendation. MOTION: Made by Councilman Moty, seconded by Dr. Martin the Airports Com- mission be directed to make a list of all the possible .projects that come to their mind at Benton Airport, . putting this in priority sequence and listing the estimated cost (if possible. ). The Vote: Unanimous Ayes.` ;' This would be •the expansion of the Master Plan -frorn inap to paper. AIRPORTS COMMISSI,ON - Recommendations � Airports,Manager Owens subrriitted a memo to all councilmen dated Dece,mber 14th enc�mpassing recomrnendations of the ..commission made at their rneeting held De•cember 14th: • � ' ; . Age�ida Item #4 , ; That the� City prepa-re the s'ites for lease, areas 3 and 4, including, the area from the road to the taxiway as soon as possible . . Agenda Item #6 That ground lease a-reas. 1, 2, ; 3=and 4 be leased to applicants .who will build buildings conforming to.City standards of first class concret�e or � rriasonry type construction at a cost of not less than $20, 000. 00 with � �amortization sufficient to enable tlie applicants to secure bank financing- ; at a g,round lease rate of 5� per foot per year. Agend'a Item #� That the requests. of Alma Hinds and Felix.Beguin, to construct buildings at Bentori Field�, be ap.proved provided that both buildings be set back, /5!/ 15 ft. and that both buildings shall open to the �nor.th. . That Alma Hinds be leased area�4 and Felix Begui� be leased area 3. , MOTION: Made by Councilman Moty, seconded by Councilman Chatfield that. Items 4, 6 and 7 be referred back to the Airports Commission for further study. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. . Councilman Kriegsman concurred w�ith this deferrrient, stating he thought Item #6 should spell out the g'round lease for areas� 1, 2, 3 and.4, however other ground leases shoul'd probably be of lesser amount.because of being further away from �j� the central area of acti'vity. ' That amortizatron should be spelled out on the basis of number of years. . Councilman :Chatfield suggested there be architectural control rather than control- ing the materials to be used in the construction of„the buildings. Agreement - Merle Blevins Aiiports.IVIanager Owens stated that Merle Blevins was anxious to be�allowed to ,operat�e the�U. N. I. C.�O. M. �Station for a period to run concurrently with his ag�r���eine�nt and it was the Airports Commi�ssion recommendation that an agreement be entered into betwe'eri the City and:Merle Blevins to satisfy. . F. C�. C. regulations. MOTION: Made •by� Couneilman-Kriegsman, seconded.by, Councilrnan Moty to approve agreement between.the City arid Merle Blevins.,:for the, o.peration of the U. N. I. C. O. M. Station, and the mayor .be authorized ,to exe.cute:the contract. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. � . � Redding. Air Service �`Ground i,ease A ground lease permit was submitted between the City of Redding and Redding �j� Air. Service. It was stated they propose to erect a hangar-office building, City'to provide access for aircraft. There`was considerable discussion on the site pre aration which was estim- ated to cost less than $1, 000 and the insurance coverage. 180 MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Dr. Martin that mayor be authorized to sign Redding Air Service ground lease permit as amended; amendment to cover'-the -nature and-extent �of.�the site pr�paration . as agreed between the City and lessee, and with additional insurance cover- age. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. Reqia.est - Norcal Aviation - � � � It was the recommendation of the Airports Commission that Roland Watt, Norcal Aviation, be granted a permit to conduct ch'a�rter.�operations from � Benton Field under �the same terms as the present char':ter�.ope.rators �(3%� of gross of their charter'�operations. ) . • fL/ � Mr. Owens stated that Mr. Watt was interested in building a hangar for this l . ope ration. MOTION: Made by Councilman Kriegsman; seconded.by�'C'ouricilrrian Moty to approve the Perxnit�with_Nor.cal Aviation;, R. G. VlTatt, President, ;to. operate an air charter operation, and the Airports Manager :be,directed to send a letter of authorization to F. A. A. to issue air taxi license. The . Vote: Unanimous Ayes. . Councilman Kriegsman introduced Mr,. Walters,, Mr. Watt's :pilot,., who was in attendance •at this meeting. MOTION: Made by Councilrnan Kriegsman, seconded by Councilman Moty � the City Attorney be`directed to .pr.epar,e agreement for temporary permit for No•rcal �Aviat'ibn, and the mayor. be authorized to sign. The Vote: : � � Unanimous Ayes. �. ' . ' �� CONTRACT - Water Attorney , , City Manager Cowden advised he and the City Atto;rney,.had met with Mr. Martin McDonough, water attor�riey, in.'regard to the cor�t.ract he is, developing.for the City re Trinity vs. �5acrame�nto riv:e�r water. That he has,�r;ough,drafts of both proposals, however�needed some additional work�done, the looking.;over certain studies of the Layton report and other studies to back up Mr. McDonough's 7 proposals in th,e final form. � - ° � 3 � . , / . _ , . � �� � Mr. Gianelli, who often works with Mr. McDonough, is available for this w,o.rk and while the exact cost is not known, it would not exceed $1, 000. 00. MOTION: IVlade by Councilman Motys: seconded by Cou-ncilman Chatfield to authorize the City Manager to negotiate-an agreement with Mr. Gianelli not to exceed'$1'; 000 and the mayor•be authorized to sign on b,ehalf, of, the City. Voting was as follows: � Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Kriegsman, Martin, Moty and Fulkerth Noes: Councilmen - .None .. -: ' ' Absent: Council�nen - 1Vone RE EASEMENTS - Boardman Addition City Attorney 'Murphy advised the City Clerk had rece_ived a communication dur- ing the� `meeting from one of the parties for whom Council authorized.eminent ,L.�' � domain pro'ce"edings, indicatirig she 'is willing to negotiate,;the matter. He recommended'this be r`eferr`ed-to t1�e-Gity Manager and, City Attorney for further negotiation to see if eminent domain pr'oceedings can be saved. MOTION: Made by Councilrnan�Chatfield, seconded by.Dr. Martin to approve the reeommendatiori,of the. City Attorn.ey for ne.gotiation of easements. The Vote:' �Unanimous Ayes: . . �. . _� . . . . . . . . . . . .. _.... . . � .,. ORDINANCE - Transferring Assessment and Tax Collecting to County City Attorney Murphy read Ordinance No. 700, in full._ - . • � � J MOTION: Made by Councilman Kriegsman, seconded by Councilman Chatfield � that Ordinance No. 700 be adopted, an ordinance of the City of Redding transfe r- ring the assessment and tax collection duties and the collection of assessments levied under, the Improvement Bond Act of 1915, now performed by the City 181 Assessor and the City Tax Collector, to the Assessor an.d Tax Collector of • Shasta County, and repealing all ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict therewith, and repealing expressly Article V1 of Chapter 2 of the Redding City Code� and Se'ctibns 2-62� and 2'=63 therein: � � � Voting was'as follows: - Ayes: ` Councilmen - Chatfield, Kriegsman, 1Vlartin, Moty and Fulkerth Noes: Councilmen - None' � • ' Absent: Councilmen - None � , . . • . � , . . ,. � . .. . . , . . , Ordinance No. 700 on file in. the office of the City C1erk. MOTION: Made by Councilman Moty, secorided by Councilman Kriegsman .to approve the�Agreement` between the City of Redding and Sllasta Gounty.on the collection by the County of Shasta of 5pecial Assessments levied under the Improve- ment Bond�Act of 1915 by the City of�Redding, �and the mayor be authorized to sign said agreement. Vo.ting wa5 as follows: � - .� � • , �. Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Kriegsman, Martin, Moty- and� Fulkerth Noes: Councilmen - None ' � . Absent: Councilmen - None , . ORDINANCE -Prohibiting B�urriing:exe�pt u�:der certain conditions �. _ . . City Attorney Murphy preserited Ordinance No. 702; .an ordinance bf the City of Redding repealing Ordinance No. 679 and substituting new sections 13-17, 13-18, 13-18. 1 and 13-19 to Chapter 13 of the Redding Gity Code,: 1,959, .as:amended, ���j prohibiting burning in the City�of �Redding; exeept .under eertain.condi�tions.: � Councilman Kriegsman offered Ordinance No. 702 for first reading,. ...` ,.. ORDINANCE - Regulating Portable Containers of Flammable Liquids � " Councilman Kriegsman offered for first reading Ordinanc,e No. : 703, an .ord_inance of tlie City of Redding repealirig�Sec�tion 13-1+04 of. the. Reddi•ng,,City,Code, :1.•95.9', ' as amended, and substituting a new Section 13�-•104`identifying and regulating p.ort- able containers of flammable liquids. �,// �` It was requested the City Attorney report next council�meeti�ng of�any :'regulations adopted by the City of Roseburg, Oregon for the transportation of certain materials, and if California has any such rules and regulations. RESOLUTION - Erriinent Domain Proceedings Bechelli- Lane Councilman Kriegsmaii leaves�th'e�.Gouncil Chamber.s.• �:. . � . � MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Councilman Moty that Resolution No. 3052' be adopted, a resolution_of- the City Council of .the .City of, Redding finding that the public interest and necessity r,equire. the acqui�sition of yc,�� certain real property in fee simple for a pubTic improve,ment, � to-wit-, =widening. of Bechelli Lane, a public street, and authorizing an eminent domain proceedings therefor. � � . Voting was as follows: Ayes': ' -Gouncilmen�- Chatfi=eld; Marti-n, .Moty and ,Fulke'rth - � Noes: Councilmeri = �Norie �- � � �:�- : � �� _ , Absent: Councilmen - Kriegsman . , Resolution No. 3052 on file in the office of the City Clerk. RESOLUTION - Fund Transfer Corporation Garage ',.. °� ; , , - , MOTION: Made by Dr. Martin, seconded by Councilman Chatfield that Resolution No. 3053 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council of the City of Redding auth- orizing the transfer of certain funds to meet the requirements of installing /�J sectional aluminum.garage doors on the corporation garage. Voting was as follows:" " Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Martin, Moty and Fulkerth Noes: Councilmen - None .. Absent: Councilmen - Kriegsman Re solution No. 3053 on file in the office of the City Clerk. 182 Mr. Kriegsman returns to the council podium. � . . , �, , REQUEST - :Yellow Cab Company City Attorney Murphy briefed council on the previous request of Mr. Charles Bull to be permitted to continue the practice of issuing coupons to taxicab � G � passengers whose point of origin is outside the city limits of Redding, whereby ' their fare is applied to their return trip from within the city limits to,the original point of origin. He stateci no action was necessary on,the-part of,the City Council there would be no violation of the law. (Sections 28-23 and 28-24 of Code) AGREEMENT - Smart and Clabaugh, Architects MOTION: Made by Councilman Moty, seconded.by Councilman Kriegsman that Agreement between the City of.Redding. and Smart and Clabaugh Associated„ �/ Architects, �for f�ire:station South City be approved and the..mayor be authorized � / � to sign said agreement on behalf of.the City. . - . , I Voting was as follows: . • . -, Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Kriegsman, Martin, Moty. and Fulkerth , Noe s: Counrcilmen - None � . , , ..,: � • , . .. • , Absent: Councilmen - None . , . . � � CONTRACT - State Employees Retirement System MOTION: Made by Co.uncilman Mot_y.,� ;s:econde.d:b.y Councilman.Kriegsman;to _ approve the State Employees! -Reti,reme_nt.:Contr,act :and the mayor be authorized � � � to sign. said contract on behalf of.;the :City.. , ; Voting was a,s foll'ows:; � _.. .,. -:, _ . . Ayes:-. Council�men - Chatfield,� Kriegsman, ,Martin, .Moty and Fulkerth_: Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Cou�acilmen = None . , . . � REQUEST - To leave Count.ry , . . . /75,,. MOTION: Made b.y Dr. Martiri, seconded by Councilman Chatfield to�app�rove � the request of C�ounciTman Moty to �be_out of the country.,December 27th to the -- 20th of January. � The V;ote,: 'Unaniinous Ayes.• ; � .. . _ . . . Communications �f 1. � ICCCNC- - Next meet ing in Anderson .on Tuesday, December 18th �� / Prog.ram.outlined: .; � ., . . . , . . . � , , . _ . . . _ . � :, . . . , . ,. , 2. Dept. of Army - U. S. Engineer District, Sacramento, Public Notice of the �� ,� Code of federal regulations.and.navigati.on regulations r,e ,operation.of the Sacramento ship channel, .lock,an.d;approach canals, and.chanriel b'e'tween Suisun Bay. and Harbor turning basin at West Sacramento. . : . . . . ' . : . 3. • Letters 'of appreciation that,•cop.y:of,�Resolution.No,; 3045,:was.,sent:,. , .. - -� 7 � . �` � Senator Edwin J. Regan_ . ; : . . .,. , . _. . ._ . . ,. � • . Assemblywoman Pauline L. Davis , ..� . " ._ - , 4. Department of Water Resources, the Resources Agency of Calif. submit copy of Department of Water Resources Bulletin No. 74 entitled "Recommendation ��.3 % re Minimum Well Constru,ction and _Sealing Standards for Protection of Ground Water Quality, State of California Preliminary Edition" dated July 1962. , � , There being no further business, on motion of Councilman Moty, seconded by Dr. Martin the meeting was adjourned.,-.__ , , ' . .. , ' , ,,,.,,,, . . � _ . _ , . :. �:. ,;... � . . APPRO�V: ID: ; . . : ,.. . . . ., . � • i � Mayor , �� � Atte st: � , �. . . f,����__ G. ��)c�-�-C'� ,� '� ity Cle rk