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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - City Council - 1963-04-01 z7o City Council, Regular Meeting _ , Police .Dept. & Council Chambers Bldg. . , ; � . - . . ,. . ,.. . . __, , Redding, .California � April 1, 1R63 7;00 P. M. . . , _ � . . . . ; ,: . . . . . . , , . . . , . , �. . , • Reve rend Harold D. Byram,� Pastor of the Assembly of God Church, 1040 State Street, Redding, gave the invocation. � , ; _ , , . .. � The meeting, was-.called,to: or,der by Mayor ;Fulkerth.with the following councilmen present: Chatfield,. Kriegs�man, Martin, ..Moty'and Fulkerth. � , Also present were City Manager Cowden, City Atto'rney�Murphy, Director of Public Works Arness, Planning Director Evans, Purchasing Agent Stewart, Fire Chief,.Grant,,.. Supe.rintendent. of the Electrical Division Dai�s' a=rid=Entginee�ring . .. ,.... . . . � _ . . ..:. , r , , . Aide Stone. - . . . . . - . , . . - � , .,, The following persons signed th'e Register: �� � � . . John.Roach_ - , George D. :O'Brien � Harold A. Vickrey K. '�Maur'ice Johannessen . ,Ben,B,r,o.oks . , , Irene Stanley., . ; .Edith,_Edwards.,. � � Mrs:� �Elmer H.� Fox _ _ . � . ,.: ...,Vern,Sp.eer... .. . .. . . W. � R. .Cooke APPROVAL OF MINUTES � MOTION: Made by_ Councilman Kriegsman, seconded by Councilman Chatfield that minutes of the last regular meeting of Ma�rch 18t1i be approved as mailed to e,ach of the councilmen. The Vote: Unanimous.Ayes. _ . . - . :�:� ....... _ _ . . � . . .. � . � . . : .� _ , � . ._. �. . . ..- ... : � . . -� , . . EXECUTIVE SESSION MOTION: Made by Councilman Moty, se,conded by Councilman Kriegsman that meeting be adjourned for five minutes to hold an executive session to'discuss personnel matters. The Vote: . Unanimous Ayes. � � � COMMUNICATIONS , �.. , : � � . Re,quest fo.r;,Lea;se Ext�ension - Senior �Citizens �� � The Senior Citizens of Sliasta Co.. , Inc. reqiiested e:xtension.of their lease on premises located at 830 Parkview�Avenue fo�r one year and enclosed payment of $l. 00 covering said lease. MOTION: Made by Dr. Mar,tin,, seconded by�Councilman 'Chatfield that lease of the Senior Citizens of Shasta Co.�, Inc. for 'premises�83"0 Pa�kview Avenue be extended for one year, same terms and conditions. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. � Request for Lease Extension = Shasta-Cascade Wonderland John F: �Reg'inato', -General Manager of Shasta-Cascade Wonderland Ass'n. requested an extension of their lease which expired February 28th, 1963, �� for one year to February 28, 1964. / �� � MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Dr. Martiri that' lease of the Shasta-Cascade Wonderlancl Ass'n. that expired February 28th be renewed for one year to February 28, 1964. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. Claim for Damages � � a. Mr.s. Rose-McMurphy, 2046 Waldon Street submitted.a Claim for Damages in.the amount of $9.7. 50. MOTION: Made by Councilman Kriegsman, seconded by Dr. Martin /�`� that Claim of Mrs. Rose McMurphy be denied and referred to our insurance carrier and the City Attorney. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. b. Raymond L. Thompson, 2025 Butte Street, submitted Claim for Damages to his automobile. MOTION: Made by Councilman Kriegsman, seconded by Dr. Martin 271 that claim of Raymond L. Thompson be de"nied and referred to our insurance carrier and the City Attorney. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. Fire House #3 - South City Richard K. Smart of the firm of Smart and Clabaugh presented preliminary plans for Fire House #3 to be located on Canyon Creek Road and submitted drawings illustrating design and construction. Preliminary figure for construction was $42, 000. 00. �J� Councilman Kriegsman suggested an overhead sprinkler system be con- � sidered. Fire Chief Grant stated he approved the design. , MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Councilman Kriegsman to approve the preliminary design for Fire House #3 as presented and authorize proceeding w.ith the final plans. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. Re.quest for Committee Appointment - Aid to Retarded Children Richard Smart, Coordinating Director Community Services Committee, Redding Rotary Club, advise they are assisting the Shasta Cascade Aid to Retarded Children in coordinating efforts to construct an Opportunity Center, and advise they would appreciate the appointment of a committee to investigate the possibility of obtaining a site for said building on City property. It was suggested the committee consist of one member of the City Council, two members of the Parks and Recreation Committee and one member of the Rotary Club. _. Councilman Kriegsman stated he was not opposed to this suggestion at this �G� time, that it was a very worthwhile cause. However, in his opinion there could be possible danger. Many organizations were in need of help, for /�� offices, nursery care, etc. , and should«te allow one organization to con- struct their building on City property, where is the line drawn. Councilman Moty cbneurred, stressing that someday the Shasta-Cascade Wonderland building may have to be moved. Mr. Smart stated aid to retarded,childr•en was not covered by any funding, there was nothing in the educational code nor the department of science code. Any physical facilities must be built by their own efforts and the Rotary Club was .assisting in the coordinating of these efforts. MOTION: Made by Dr. Martin, seconded by Councilman Chatfield that we investigate the possibility of obtaining a site for such a building on - City property. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. Mayor Fulkerth appointed Councilman Chatfield to delve into this project. R e �'or:rriation':of; Youth Commission In a communication dated March 28th, Robert L. Miller spoke of the great . need for closer:communication between the teen age population and city - government. It was his suggestion that in line with commissions for parks, planning,. airports, art and traffic a Youth Commission be established, L��7 which w.oul'd perhaps tie in .with the suggestion of the Teen Center for the � establishment of a Teen-Council. He then suggested Sherman Fulkerth, retiring Mayor, to head the com- mi s sion. Mayor Fulkerth stated he was deeply appreciative of this. suggestion; that � the decision is not as difficult as trying to define the problem and find the solution. He requested further time to check into.this, to see how other cities with Teen Councils worked out. 272 (� Report - Water Pollution Control Board �'� Joseph S. Gorlinski,� Executive Officer of the Regional Water Pollution Control Board,submitted copy of report covering recent inspection of City's waste disposal facilities. Final Report & Recommendations - Citizens Advisory C.ommittee - on Capital Improvements � Wm. B. Nystrom, Chairman of the Citizens Advisory Committee for Capital Improvements, submitted Final Report and Recornmendations of that Committee dated April l, 1963. The Citizens Advisory Committee for Capital Improvements was com- prised of the following persons: Wm. Nystrom, John Fitzpatrick Sr. , Wm. H. Fieweger,• Mrs. Lois Stone, Marvin House, Dr. John E. Wolf, H. H. Holyfield, Melvin Peck, T. R. Woods and James Curry. The purpose of the committee was: 1. To determine what capital improvements are needed in the City 2. To develop a schedule of priority based upon community's needs 3. To develop a program of financing the needed improvements � 4. To assist in placing these programs before the citizens of the c ommunity. � �/� H. H. Holyfield, spokesman for the committee, outlined briefly various points of their recommendations and listed the following improvements � J �'% in order of their priority: 1. Sanitary Sewer System 2. Civic Auditorium-Convention Hall, Project 3. Grade Separation Study 4. Acquisition of Additional Park Land x Methods of financing are included in the report, on file in the office of - the City Cle rk. • Councilman Kriegsman questioned the recommendation .of the Committee that all obligation bonds be listed separately on the.ballot of any election that might be called as• this would specifically limit the projects as listed in the report. He further stated he thought the priority of the projects should be council's decision, with the auditorium a separate ballot measure, the other -three items grouped. � Mr.' Holyfield stated_that personally he had preferred the package plan for all projects, howeve r it had not been the majority preference. MOTION: Made by Councilman 'Ma�'r.'tiri,�...; seconded by Councilman Chatfield to accept the report of the Citizens Advisory Committee on Capital Improve- ments submitted to Redding City Council April 1, 1963; that the Citizens ' Advisory Committee on Capital Improvements be discharged with commendation for their many, hours of work and their fine thinking. The Vote: Unanimous . Aye s. There was considerable discussion on a date for the proposed election, Councilman Kriegsman and Councilman Moty favoring an early date, sug- gesting June 4th; City Manager Cowden stated he did not think the Master Sewer Plan could be brought up to date by .this time and it would not be possible to know the percentage �articipation by the State or the railroad company on the grade separation. There was a possibility this would pre- - judice our ehances for obtai�ing funds under Public Law 660.. After checking the Election Code for the State, City Attorney Murphy advised the first notice of election must be published;54 days prior to the election; notice must eontain a �synqps.i's,: of' the:proposed issues to be voted on. Any defects in the proceedings, Bond .Counsel would not appr.ove the proceedings and there would be no�inarket for tlie bonds. An early election:would put c.onsiderable pressureon the limited staff with risk to the validity of the proceedings. 273 He stated he would like to prepare the forms, get Bond Counsel's opinion, then submit to City Council. Action deferred. Request for Segregation Rancho Parks No. 31-A. City Treasurer Simonds requested. that 1915 5pecial Assessment Rancho Parks No. 31-A be split and reassessed; that_prescribed fee of $60. 00 has been received covering costs involved. _ _ ._ , � U� . . , . . _ , , MOTION: Made by Councilxnan Chatfield, seconded by Dr. Martin to direct the City Engineer to prepare map and amended assessmentbn Rancho Parks No. 31-A, after which the City. C.le.rk will set public hearing thereon. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. INTRODUCTIONS .- . . . . . Councilman Moty introduced the following visitors: Shirley Moty, his wife, his father Kasper Moty, and children Karen, Kevin, Linda and Leonard. Property Owners' Bill of Rights Harold A. Vickrey presented Property Owners' Bill of Rights as prepared by the California Real Estate Association. , ��'L MOTION: Made by Dr. Martin, seconded by Councilman Chatfield that Property Owners' Bill of Rights be accepted as a communication. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. Reguest - Redding Jr. Chamber of Commerce Herman F. Ebster, Jr. , Redding Jr. Chamber of Commerce, requested permission to use Lake Redding Park during their annual 4th of July celebration on Thursday, July 4, 1 g63. The following events are scheduled: Conce s sions Beer, soft drinks and cotton candy sales , Parachute jump -. _ . � Fireworks _ . . _ The use of the Diestelhorst Bridge was also requested in order to launch ,��� the night fireworks; bridge to be closed not later than 5:00 P. M. this date. Liability insurance will be carried in the necessary amount to � protect the City and hold the City harmless_.from_fault. , , . MOTION: Made by Councilman Moty, seconded by Councilman Chatfield to approve the requestsof the Redding Jr. Chamber of Commerce for the 4th of July celebration at Lake Redding Park, with the understanding all conce s sions are to be located we st of the tre stle. Voting was as follows: � Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Krie�sman, Martin and Moty Noes> Councilmen - Fulkerth . .. , Absent: Councilmen - None �� .Mayo.r�Fulkex°*h stressed he did not approve the sale of beer in.public parks. - Councilmen were advised the budget of the -Redding Jr. � Chamber of Com- merce for the fireworks vaas.$750. 00. _ PROCLAMATION � MOTION: Made by Councilman M.oty, s,econded; by Councilman Chatfield that Proclamation declaring the week of April 22nd as Secretaries' Week and April �,j� 24th as Secretaries' Day be approved, and the mayor be`authorized to sign said P'roclamation on behalf of the City. The:Vote: Unanimous Ayes. APPOINTMENTS City Council . Mayor Fulkerth stated..the four councilmen had been unanimous in their decision to appoint Charles Denny, princip.al of Enterprise High School �75 to the City Council, and that he wholeheartedly concurred with this selec,tion. 274 Planning Commission James Hull to replace Charles Denny . Reappointment of Robert Woods c� Airports Commission . `' �i Reappointment of Jack Fissori and Frank V�Tilson �' Recreation and Parks� Commi_ssion� . ` ' � � Reappointment of Je s se �Baugh . + :,� - � - - . Wm. Brickwood to replace Ovid Ho'lme�s :.� � � � � � � � Mrs. Philip Flynn to replace Maida Gandy Traffic and Parking Commission Reappointment-of Ri:char.d�"J•:�=-A:sbi11 - � . MOTION: Made by Dr. Martin, seconded by Councilman Kriegsman to approve the appointments as outlined. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. - � " City's Representative from:Council , � Mayor Fulkerth submitted the following names as Council's representative to work with the City.of Anderson and the Board'of Supervisors; , ,% ' r�� Dr. George Martin - Ai.r Pollution Robert Chatfield - Parks and Recreation District George Moty - Redding Municipal Airport Committee . .. , . � � . MOTION: Made by Councilman Kriegsman; ,seconded by Mayor• Fulkerth to approve the appointments as outlined. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. APPROVAL, OF CLAIMS ANID PAYROLL . . Councilman Kriegsman, Finance Committee, presented for Council consideration Warrant Register No. - 1�9 and Payroll Register.No. 19, in the total a,mount of $140, 353. 31. � � � � • • Councilman Moty outlined action of the City Council at their last meeting of March 18th when an appropria.tion of $500: 00 .was ,a;pproved for the Lake Shasta Resorts, Inc. He stated he had spoken with Supervisor Keefer who informed him.the Board of Supervisors had inereased the Shasta Dam Ch�riber of��Corrimerce.budget for �� the fiscal year 1962-63 $1000 to cover two items, $500 for the San Francisco �'.� Boat Show, $500 for the Los Angeles Boat �Show. � .PA letter dated March 22,19'63 was read in full from-�Peter Evans, President of the Shasta Dam Area Ghainber:of Commerce. He ,advised.the Board of Supervisors had given them additional funds to cover a portion of the boat show expense, and in declining the request fo•r additional funds.�they were me�rely':holding,� based. on the record, that they had already granted money for this;expense.: The letter continues: " What we had failed to do at the time we made the request j was to explain adequately,how estimated costs were lower than actual costs, and ; � lr how all expenditures had yielded their priority to conclusion of our economic � - study, preparation of an economic study brochure to entice a bank and industry, and this expenditure had depleted our budg�e�t. " . � - • � � ' He thanked Council for their generous contribution and hoped the explanation would breech any misunderstanding the City Council may Yiave of the Supervisors' good judgment. ' ' - MOTION: Made by Councilman Moty, seconded by Councilman Chatfield that it be made very clear to the Shasta Dam area Chamber of Commerce that Council is not establishing a precedent in appropriating funds for them; that the Board had already taken care of this item at budget time. �, That previous request a letter be written to the Board of Supervisors be resci�nded, .if it ha�d�not already been sent. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. � : � • � � . , ., ,, . ,. . . � � : �� . . , 275 City Manager Cowden was directed to write Mr. Evans explaining council's position and stressing that no further funds will be given. That it was' City's , thinking this is a proper function of the county, particularly in view of the many organizations city does support. MOTION: Made by Councilman Kriegsman, seconded by Councilman Moty that Warrant Register No. 19, warrant�Nos. 401.5 to 4165 inclusive in the amount of $97, 267. 47 be approved and paid; that Payroll Register No. 19, salaries March lOth through March 23, 1963, warrant Nos. 10849 to 11058�inclusive, in the �`-�� amount of $43,.085. 84.be approved. Grand total: $140, 353. 31 Voting. was as follows: . Ayes: Councilmen - Kriegsman, 1Vlartin, Moty and Fulkerth_ Noes: Councilmen - None ` � � � Absent: Councilmen - None Abstain:Councilman - Chatfield AWARD OF BID - Street Light Poles MOTION: Made by Councilman .Chatfield, seconded by Dr. Martin the recommend- ation of the Purchasing Agent be approved, and Bid Schedule 1Vo. 259, Street Light Poles, be awarded to low bidder the Econolite Corporation in the total sum of $3, 616. 97 on street light poles and $80. 62 on accessories for a total of $3, 697. 59• Voting was as follows: �L/ � Ayes: ,_ Councilmen - Chatfield, Kriegsman, 1Vlartin, Moty arid Fulkerth T'� Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - None � � REJECT,ION OF BIDS .- Constant Current Transformers ' Purchasing Agent Stewart submitted analysis and recommendation on Bid Schedule No. 258, Constant Current Transformers. He states that since .the publication and invitations to bid on Schedule No. 258, the Elec�ric Department has det'ermined a less expensive method of installation to accomplish their purpose. . _ � y� It was their recommendation that Council reject all bids on Schedule No. 258. MOTION: Made by Dr. Martin, seconded by Councilman Moty to accept the recommendation of the Purchasing Agent and all bids be rejectecl on Bid Schedule No. 258, Constant Current Transformers. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. REPORT - Re Clearing of Property � Planning ;Director Evans reported that owner of property at California and Lincoln Streets had been advised his area must be cleared within thirty days. ��-� REQUEST FOR ZONING & RECLASSIFICATION � , . Planning Director Evans advised the Planning Commission�had lield a public hearing on the request of Clyde Charlton, et al, to zone and reclassify certain property consisting of 18 ac,res (approximately) from a "U" (unclassified District) to a C-2-P (central commercial with off-street parking) Dist'rict, arid- it was their recommendation this request be .approved. l�y MOTION: Made by Councilman Moty, seconded by Councilman Kriegsman that Public Hearing.be set for April 15th 7:30 P. M, for the zoning and reclassification of property as outlined. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. , . . , _ . . . AMENDMENTS TO MUNICIPAL CODE The Planning Commission recoxnmended public hearings be held on the following: �.. Repealing Section 30-19 and substituting therefor a new Section 30-19 � providing general provisions in regard to �Permits and Variances pertain- ing to the zoning regulations of the City of Redding. /v� This proposed amendment will provide for a ten day notification to all property owners prior to the hearing date, rather than a five day notification. .. b. Repealing Section 30-20 and substituting therefor a new Section 30-20 providing general condi-tions for Revocation of Permits and Variances pertaining to the zoning regulations of the City of Redding. (Same provisions as a. ) 276 c. Repealing portions of Chapter 25 of the code pertaining to Subdivisions ' � and substituting new portions therefor. I v / Planning Director Evans stated this would substitute new por-tions to include the filing of a preliminary title report issued by a title company � in the name of the owners of 'the land. In addition it will also provide the Subdivision Committee a greater latitude iri processing a subdivision of four lots or less. ` � � MOTION: Made by Councilmari Ivloty, seconded by Dr. Martin that Public Hear- ing be set for April 1 5, 1963 at 8;00 P. M. on three amendments to the Code as itemized. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. REPORT - Riverview Project Area Planning Director Evans advised City staff had met with property owners or their representatives on March 14th and discussed the many aspects of the two programs. for the .improvement of the Riverview area; there appeared a definite indication from the �property owners. present they were in favor of the formation of an_ assessment district, though a few'indicated'otherwi'se: ` � Petitions were being circulated and at the present time 53. 8%f the total land area �� had signed which indicated an area in excess of 60°jo of the total land area will be involved when the Riverview Project Assessrrient District petitions are returned to the City Hall for review. Mrs. Fox, circulator of one of the petitions, said it was her opinion nearly all of the people would sign if they were convinced this was the beginning and the end; that many_ of the people in the area had very limited means however the street work and the sidew.alk construction was generally approved. � � � , � , Councilman Chatfield pointed out tfie� petition was qualified under Item C: That if the petition is effective and the area undertook .to rehabilitate itself, City would not proceed with urban renewal. That housing conside,red substandard under urban renewal would not be considered substandard under the Uniform Housing Code. � �� � Planning Director Evans advised he was to notify Housing and Hoine Finance Agency on or about April 5th �egarding renewal of urban renewal plans. MOTION: Made by Councilmari Kriegsman, seconded by 'Councilman Chatfield to direct the Planning Commission, the Planning Director and the Secretary of the Redevelopment Agency to drop any plans for urban renewal on the River- view Project area. �The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. Council questioned if u.rban renewal was dropped whether' owners of the property would continue to support the formation of the assessment district. PROGRESS REPORT - Benton Air Park (Dr. Martin, called from the Council Chambers, leaves the podium) Director of Public Works Arness submitted progres's report on the estimate of cost of grading and compaction .for Benton Air Park under date of March 29th; he advised the firm of Adams and Reiser were setting the grades and had estim- ated 83, 000 cu. yds. of material would be required.using the Master Plan; prices ranged between 50� and 85� a cubic yard, and using 75� as a base, the estimate of cost was some $60, 000. He then stated 23, 000 cubic yards were available fr�om the grading; it'was possible to "borrow'" fi0, 000' cubic yards from the area, making the cost about $36, 000 to ;pir;epa°re s,ite; � �' I Mr. Arness spoke of the possibility of reevaluating the west si'de, and submitted a map showing a suggested roadway as shaded area. This would involve the moving of one ground lease area and would reduce to 20, 000 cubic yards of material required, saving some $30, 000. � It was estimat�d the cost of moving the T Hangars wit�i� doors to a point south 277 ��vas $5, 000 of the existing site,� and $5, 000 to move the T hangar without doors to the corporation yard. MOTION: Made by Councilman�Kriegsman, seconded by Councilman Moty the plan as submitted by the Director of'Public Work's be sent to the Airport Commission for possible relocation of the road and relocation of the improve- ments on the Master Plan; arid tha't Mr. Arness meet with the Airports Com- mission to outline the. proposal'to tliem. Voting was as �followsc Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Kriegsman, Moty and Fulkerth Noes: Councilmen - None ' a �� � - Absent: `CounciTmen - None � � Abstain: Councilmen - Martin (Dr. Martin returned, however abstained from voting as he did not Yiear the discussion. ) � _ " � STREET PARTICIPATION POLICY Director of Public Works Arness submitted under date of March"27, � 1963, a list of street construction projects',wh�ich appea"r eligible for �participation funds. This included the Riverview Assessment District; Mesa 5treet Assess- ment District, Parkview Assessment District and Greenwood Heights Assessment District. � ' Mr. Arness also gresented a brochure "City of Redding Street Construction ��� Participation Program" giving all data on City's participation policy. Page 4 indicates the priority points computed on an accumulative point basis and requested consideration of�tlie following ch-anges: (b). One priority point to be allowed and credited to the area for each year the area' has been. subdivided and improved since tlie area nas been a part of the city, in an amount three (3) times the assessed valuation of the land. That nothing less thari one block iri length will be considered MOTION: Made by Councilman Moty, seconded by Councilman Chatfield to approve changes as iteiniaed. � The Vote: Unanimdus Ayes. ` ' � � Change s outlined by line. � � " There was considerable discussion on Mr. Arness' suggestion that City buy the ' width of driving surface in excess of forty feet on all new street construction, whether it be an assessment district or participation money. Action deferred pending further study. � ' ' MOTION: Made by Councilman Moty, seconded by Councilman Kriegsman that applications for street participation funds terminate April lSth of this year. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. Mr. Arness called attention to the last paragraph of the brochure and stated it was his opinion that policy should apply to any street where the roadway could be built on paper right-of-way witYi very minor easerrients for fills or cuts; that if the acquisition for changes equaled 10°jo of the lerigth �of the roacl it could be changed and still fall under the intent of the participation policy. However, on the basis of the 3 to 1 "ratio, Boardmari Addition would qualify only on points for time in �the city. Couricilman Moty statecl that if a rec'ommendation were to be submitt'ed it should define in specific terms minimul cut and "fill; 'realignrrient. �' PROGRESS REPORT �l� Director of Public Works Arness submitted March Progress Report of the Public Works Department. , 278 RE IMPROVEMENTS - Softball Fields City Manager Cowden recommended that $1, 200`be app.ropriated to cover the cost of materials to replace the backstops at our two softball fields in South Redding Park and Lake Redding Park, and the City Attorney be directed �C�'� to prepare th,e necessary resolution authorizing transfer of funds. MOTION: Made by Councilman Kriegsman, .seconded by Councilman Chatfield that request of the City Manager for appropriation of $1200 for backstops for two softball fields be approved. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. RE WASTE DISPOSAL - Sewer`age Disposal Plant City Manager Cowden submitted the following memos to City Council: March 20th Notice from the Central Valley Regional Water Pollution Control Board that Board will soon establish new requirements governing. the quality of the waste discharge from the City of Redding's Sewerage Disposal Plant into the Sac ramento Rive r. � � March�21 st �� 1Votice regarding date, time and place when Central Valley Regional , Water Po.11ution Control Board will establish new sewerage treatment plant. effluent standards for the City of Redding, April 18th, 1963 10:00 A. M. State Personnel Building, Sacramento March 28th , , Proposal,of Clair A. Hill and Associates, the. City's consulting sanitary engineers, to review the City's Master Sewer Study made necessary because of the Central Valley Regional Water Pollution Control Board's new proposed sewerage.discharge requirements � _ Councilman Chatfield, being an employee of Clair A. Hill and Associates, left the .podium. . , . ,_ _ . City Manager Cowden advised that he, Carl Arness, perhaps Dr. Martin, and Mel Landis from Clair Hill's office will be present, if possible, at the meeting . in Sacramento. That Item 2 of the tentative resolution waste discharge re- quirements for the City of Redding was the most restrictive "The waste discharge shall not have a 5-day, 20° C. , biochemical oxygen demand (B. O. D. ) /� �i in excess of 1900 pounds in any one day, nor exceed an average of 1250 pounds per day in any one month. " He then reviewed Council's action on March 18th when options for 120 days '' were taken on land south of the City for possible ld�goon locations for sewage. He .then.recommended that.Clair A. Hill and Associates be employed at a maximum fee not to exceed $6, 000. 00 to bring the Master Sewer Plan up .to date. MOTION: Made by Councilman Kriegsman, seconded by Councilman Moty to accept the recommendation of the City Manager and Clair A. .Hill and Associates be employed to bring the Master Sewer Plan to date, at a sum not to exceed $,6, 00.0. 00.. . . . . . . Voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen - Kriegsman, .Martin, Moty and Fulkerth Noes:, Councilmen - None, Absent: Councilmen - Chatfield , � Councilman Chatfield returns. to. his..council seat. � ORDINANCES - Per.taining to Zoning � a. City Attorney Murphy submitted Ordinance No. 716, an ordinance of the City Council of the City of Redding amending .the Redding City i � � Code, 1959, as amended, by repealing Section 30-19 thereof and sub- stituting therefor a new Section 30-19 providing gene,ral provisions in regard to permits and variances. � 279 MOTION: Made by Councilman Kriegsman, seconded by Councilman Moty the full reading of Ordinance No. 716,be waived. The Vote: � Unanimous.Ay,es,, � ,. . _ Councilman Kriegsman offered Ordinance No. 716 for first reading. b. City Attorney Murphy submitted Ordinance No. 717, an ordinance of the City Council of the City of Redding ameriding the Redding City Code, 1959, as amended, by repealing Section 30-20 thereof and sul�tituting �� j ' therefor a new Section 30-20 providing general conditions for revocation � of permits and variances. � MOTION: Made by Dr. Martin, seconded by Councilman Kriegsman that full reading of Ordinance No. 717 be�waived, and it b'e read by title only. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. Councilman Kriegsman offered Ordinance No. 717 for .first reading. � ORDINANCE - Pertaining to Subdivisions ` � City Attorney Murphy submitted Ordinance No. 718, an ordinance of the City Council of the City of Redding amending Chapter 2�5 of the Redding City Code, 1959, as amended, by, repealing Section 25-12 thereof and substituting therefor a new Section 25-12 providing for the filing of tentative maps for proposed subdivisions, and repealing Section 25-14 thereof and substituting therefor a new Section 25-14 ,providing for final approval of subdivision maps, and by repealing Section,25-.17 thereof. and substituting therefor a new Section 25-17 providing standards of information to accompany tentative maps, and by ��� repealing Section 25-23 thereof and substituting therefor a new.Section 25-23 providing for data to be filed with tentative subdivision maps, and by repealing ' Section. 25-36 thereof and substituting therefor a new Section 25-36 providing for general design requirements in tentative subdivision maps. MOTION: Made by Dr. Martin, seconded by Councilman Kriegsman tlie City Attorney be directed to read title only of Ordinance..No. 718; Th,e Vote: Unanimous Ayes. � Dr. Ma.rtin offered Ordinance No. 713 for first.reading. ORDINANCE - Re Aircraft Insurance MOTION: Made by Dr. Martin, seconded by Councilman Moty the City Attorney be directed to read title only of Ordinance No. 715. .,The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. . , . City Attorney Murphy stated this ordinance was first considered that aircraft insurance be covered at the local level and prevent having compulsory state insurance in this field. � - �S / MOTION: Made by Councilman Kriegsman, seconded by Councilman Mo.ty that Ordinance No. 71.5,be ado.pte�i, an ordinance of the City of Redding amending Chapter 4, Article' 1.1 of the Redding City Code, 1959, as amended, by a�lding Section 4-16. 1, providing for a minimurrm'"schedule of public liability insurance for based aircraft at Redding Municipal Airport and Benton Field. Voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Kriegsman, Martin, Moty and Fulkerth Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - None . . _� . Ordinance No. 715 on file in the office of the City Clerk. Dr. Martin asked r.egarding legislation for compulsory seat belts in taxicabs; City Attorney Murphy advised he �would check with the League of California Cities and with the Vehicle Code. to be sure this field is not preernpted. � zso RESOLUTION - Fund Transfer Fueling Truck MOTION: Made by Councilrrian Chatfield, seconded by Dr. Martin that Resolution No. 3081 be adopted, a resolutiori of the City'Council of the City of Redding authorizing the transfer of certain funds to meet the requirements of purchasing a /�.� � fueling.truck for use at Redding Municipal Airport. Voting was as follows: Ayes:., Councilmen - Chatfield, Kriegsman, Martin, Moty and Fulkerth Noe s: Council`men - Norie �� � ' � ` � ' ' Absent: . Councilmen - None Resolution No. 3081 on file iri the` office.'of the City Clerk. � RESOLUTION - Fund Transfer Community Promotion MOTION: Made by C.ouncilman Moty,, seconded by�Dr. Martin that Resolution � No. 3082 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council of the City of Redding '� authorizing the transfer of certain funds to'meetirig tlie requirements of community �` promotion. _ . Voting was as follows: " ' Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Kriegsman, Martin, Moty and Fulkerth Noes: Councilmen - None ' ' � Absent: Councilmen - None Resolution No. 3082 on file in the office 'of the City Clerk RESOLUTION - Opposing Senate Bill 240 ' � MOTION: Made by Councilrrian Chatfield; seconded by Councilman Kriegsman that Resolution No. 3083 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council of the City � ,•�- of Redding opposing Senate Bill 240 which would prohibit rrierging of Fire and Police Departments. ' � " Voting was as follows: ' Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Kr'iegsman, Martin, Moty and Fulkerth Noes: Councilmen - None ' Absent: Councilmen - None Resolution No. 3083 on file in the office of the City Clerk. - ' - RESOLUTION - Est. School Bus Zone MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Dr. IVlartiri that Resolution No. 3084 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council of the City I � � of Redding establishing a school bus unloading zone. �.. Voting was .as follows: Ayes: Councilmen - CliatfieTd, Kriegsman, �Martin,' Moty and Fulkerth Noes: Councilmen -- None ' Absent: Councilmen - None Resolution No. 3084 on file in the office of the City Clerk. ' ' RESOLUTION - Angle Parking Certain 5treets MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded by Dr. Martin that Resolution No. 3085 .be adopted, a resolution of the City Couxicil of the City of Redding pro- /� viding.for angle parking on certain 'streets in the City of Redding. � � Voting was as follows; Aye s: Councilmen - Chatfield, Martin and Fulke rth � � � ' Noes: Councilmen - Moty and Kriegsman Absent: Councilmen - None ' � Resolution No. 3085 on file in the office of the City Clerk. ` " ' ` RESOLUTION - Limited Parking � MOTION: Made by Couneilmari Ch,atfield, seconded by Dr. Martin that Resolution i/� No. 3086 be, adopted, a re,solution.of the City Council of the City of Redding � establishing limited parking on certain streets in the City of Redding. Voting was as follows: � � Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Kriegsman, Martin, Moty and Fulkerth Noe s: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - None 281 Resolution No. 3086 on file in the office of the City Clerk. RESOLUTION - Est. Stop Signs MOTION: Made by Councilman Moty, seconded by Councilman Kriegsman that Resolution No. 3087 be adopted, a resolution .of the City Council of the City of Redding establishing stop signs in certain intersections in the City of Redding. j Voting was as follows: /�� Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Kriegsman; Martin, Moty�and Fulkerth Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - None � Resolution No. 3088 on file in the office of the City Clerk. � � RESOLUTION - Abolishing Metered Zones M.OTION: Made by Councilman. Chatfield, seconded by �Councilmari Kriegsman that Resolution No. 30.88 be adopted, a resolution of the .City Council of the � City of Redding abolishing two metered zones and assigning said parking spaces ��� for Fire Department use only. Voting was as follows: . . Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield,. Kriegsman, Martin, Moty, and Fulkerth Noe s: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen -� None Resolution No. 3088 on file in the office of the City Clerk. . ' The City Manager�was directed to advise Chief of Police Lincecum arid Fire Chief Grant to ask their departments not to use the two or three public park- ing space s. � RESOLUTION -. Fund Transfer Travel Expense MOTION: Made by C;ouneilman Moty, seconded b.y Councilman Kriegsman that Resolution IVo. �3089 be� adopted, a 'resoIution of the City �CounciT of the City of Redding authorizing the transfer of certain funds to meet travel expenses �--�� for a representative to attend the California and National Council on Crime. and Delinquency. .. . .. . . . ' . , . Voting was as follows� � Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Kriegsman, Martin, Moty and Fulkerth Noe.s: Councilmen -- None � � � . . _ . � . _ ;t ,. � . Absent: Councilmen - None , : . . • „ • . Resolution No. 3089 on file in the office of the ,City Clerk. ' � RESOLUTION - ,Acquisition of Fire Station Site , � MOTION: Made by Councilman Kriegsman, seconde,d by Councilman. Moty that. Resolution No. 3090 be adopted, a resolution of�the City Council of the City of Redding finding that the public interest and necessity require the acquisitibn of a Fire Station site located in the south City Annexation area, and approving a contract for the purchase thereof. . Voting was as follows: f� � ��� Ayes: Councilmen - Chatfield, Kriegsman, Martin, Moty and Fulkerth Noe s: Councilmen - None Absent: Gouncilmen - None Resolution No. 3090 on file in the office of the City Clerk. PENDING LEGISLATION � City Attorney Murphy submitted to.all Councilmen a memo dated March 28th, 1963, entitled "Urgent Senate and Assembly Bills". All the bills listed below are actively being considered by the legislature and deserve the critical_.attention of each City, Bud Carpenter, General Counsel of the League ;of California Cities has advised. Mr. Murphy then ,states the League lette'r lists an excessive number of bills and he has taken the liberty of selecting only those which he_.feels the City of Redding would be particularly interested in. The League recommends opposition to them, and he concurred in their recommendation: � �� Assembly Bill 193; Assembly Bill 194; Assembly Bill 284, Assembly � Bill 343; Assembly Bill 355; Assembly Bill 424; Assembly Bill 608; Assembly Bill 610; Assembly Bill 856; Assembly Bill 927; 282 Assembly Bill 939; Assembly. Bill 980; Assembly Sill 1096; Assembly Bill 1194; Assembly.Bi11 1199; Assembly Bill 1390; Assembly Bill 141,8; Assembly Sill 1562; Assembly Bill 1564; Assembly Bill 1716; Assembly Bill 1.733; Senate Bill 280; Senate Bill 782; Senate Bill 789; Senate Bill 861; $enate Bill 903. MOTION: Made by Councilman Moty, seconded by Councilman Kriegsman the City Attorney be directed to send a telegram, to be followed up with an appropriate letter to Assemblywoman Davis and Senator Regan opposing Assembly Bills and Senate Bills as itemized and tliat copies of the telegram and letters be sent to the League of California Cities and the Chairman of � the respective committees. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. AGREEMENT - St. Helena Development Co. � City Attorney Murphy submitted Agreement for deferririg payrrient.of por.tion of trunk ri,' � line connection charge ,(Section 23-Z R. C. C. ) and for water main connection fee ' (Section 29-5 .R. 'C. C. ) and explained tha't a po'rtion of the prope'rty wa's totally unuseable. . . . _ _ . . .. , MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, seconded.by Dr. Mar.tin to app'rove Agreement with St. Helena Development Co.` as itemized;� and"tHe Mayor be authorized to sign said Agreerr�en:"t on behalf of the City. � The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. - _ � PERMIT - Shasta Houndsmen Club � ' � `7 �� MOTION: Made by Councilman.Chatfield, seconded_ by Councilman Kriegsman T to approve Permit of the Shasta Houndsmen Clu� and the Mayor be authorized _ , . . . to sign said Permit on b�ehalf of the City. The Vote: Unanirriou's Ayes. PERMISSION TO LEAVE COUNTRY_ � MOTION: Made by Councilman Chatfield, secorided by Councilman.Kriegsman � �� that Dr. Martin and Councilmari Moty be granted p:e:rrnis:sion to leave the country Apr�l 5th to 14th. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. � .� �� Communications " ' ' � 1. Sacramento Newsletter - Governor's appointment of Geo. Fleharty to the S.tate Park Commission �� ,� �� 2. Notice of Hearing before P.`U. C: = Applicatibn-Transcontiriental Bus� Lines / 3. League of California Cities Legislative Bulletins and Digest 4th issue �� 4. Shasta-Cascade Wonderland Ass'n. Newsletter and promotional letters � , '� 5. Pauline Davis .thanks Cit.y fo,r ,copy of Resolution No. 3073 re minimum age for automobile drivers' licenses 6. Shasta County Economic Commission - Regular meeting and special meeting minute s � � � f 7 � 7. ICCCNC - Report .of Alturas meeting I8. , Fire Department Report - Year ending,June 30, 1961. � ' " 1 � � � �L . . _ . . . There being no further business, on motion of Councilmari Mot'y,, se'c'oride�d by Councilman Kriegsman the meeting was adjourned. APPROV % : �� � � c�c.�%�Go� . Mayor Atte st: - - � r� - - �; ,�-Z,�-;� . - . - . . ., . . . . ity Clerk-� , , !: ,,