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Home My WebLink AboutMinutes - City Council - 1961-09-05 352 City Council, Regular Meeting Council Chambers, Police Dept. & Council Chambers Bldg. Redding, California �� September 5, 1961 7:00 P.M. Reverend Galen Onstad, Rector of A.11 Saints Episcopal Church, R.edding, gave the invocation. The meeting was called to order by Mayor Puryear with the following councilmen present: Fulkerth9 Martin, Moty, Simons and Puryear. A1so present�were City Manager Cowden, City Attorney Redmon, City Engineer A.rness, Director of Fi:nance Courtney, Purchasing Agent Stewart, Planning Director Evans, Superintendent.of the Electric Department Dais, Building Official Penix and Electrical Inspector Otis, Senior Engineering Aid Russell, Associate Engineer Lang and Working Parks Supervisor Bramble. The following persons signed the Register: ' Sherman .E. Holt Ray VV. Worring Bob Dicker Geo. D. O�Brien G. T. Salvo APPROVA.L, OF MINUTES � MOTIO�N: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Fulkerth that minutes of the regular meeting, of August 21st and the adjourned meeting of August 25th be approved as;�nai,led to each of the councilmen. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. COMMUNICATIONS - Request for Reassessment Rancho Parks Sewer City Treasurer Simonds advised the Shasta County Title Company has requested reassessment of Rancho Parks Sewer #31, presently on CR 7-03-39, and the $100. 00 fee to cover cost of reassessment had been received by her office. MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Fulkerth the Superintendent of Streets be -directed to file report, amended assess- J'�� ment and map for the reassessment of Rancho Parks Sewer Assessment #31 and the City Clerk be authorized to proceed with whatever steps are necessary to hold Public Hearing thereon. The Vote: Unanimous A.yes. Meeting - Shasta County Water Agency Councilmen were reminded of a meeting of the Shasta County Water Agency to be held September 6th, 8:00 P.M. at the Placer Street Building. -�-3�% Civic Auditorium-Convention Hall Mr. M. F. Parker, Chairman of the Civic Auditorium-Convention Hall Committee, submitted a letter dated August 25th; he advised the committee had worked closely with the architects employed to develop the plans, and submitted for consideration and action the following: "We recommend that the City Council approve the schematic plans as developed by the architects and submitted to the Committee for its �3�-3 approval. Your approval of the schematic plans entails payment to the architects of 15°�0 of the total of 8% of the total cost of the project in accordance w.ith the contract in force between the City of Redding and the architects employed on this project. We also recommend that 353 � the Council authorize the architects to prepare preliminary designs and developrnent plans which when aompleted and sub- mitted to the City, will entitle the architects to an additional payment of 20°jo of tl�e 8% previously mentioned or a total payment at that time of 35% of the 8%. Upon the completion by the architects and subrYii�ssion of the preliminary plans, the architects will be entitled to an additional payment of $32, 000. " The Committee sincerely feels that it cannot proceed to develop the recommendations to the City Council on this project until prelim- inary plans have been completed by the architects and submitted to the committee for their study and review. � < < < _ Preparation by the architects of the aforementioned preliminary plans will include development of� ari alternative s et of plans �hich will enable the Committee to submit to you plaris based on a minimum , cost and a maximum cost keeping in mind our objective of�maintaining . a seating capacity of approxixrxately 3, 200 people. It is not possible for the architects to place a dollar and cents cost �n the pro;ject prior to the preparation of the suggested preliminary plans . In the event. that for one reason or another the City Council should ,3, �,� elect to order the architects to cease work during the preparation of the preliminary plans, payment at that time to the architects would be predicated upon the amount of work done to that date by the archi- tects. " � � � A statement of account was submitted by Van Bourg/Nakamura, Smart and Clabaugh on Progress billing for professional services rendered. Schematic Design Phase $24, 000 (15% of 8% of $2, 000, 000) Councilmen were advised Phase 2 (the design develo�ment) would entail the sum of $32, 000. MO�TIO�N: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Moty that payment of the bill as submitted be approved, and the City Attorney be directed to prepare the necessary Resolution to transfer the entire amount of $56, 000 from Sales Tax-Capital Outlay. Voting was as follows: Ayes: � Councilmen - Fulkerth, Martin, Moty, Simons arid Puryear - Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen = None Councilmen gi�anted permission for the 2nd Phase of the work, the design development, and authorized the architects and the Civic Auditorium- Convention Hall Committee to proceed as outlined in Mr. -Parker's � letter. Mr. Parker, speaking on behalf of the Committee, urgec� that all financial plans be complete before an. election is lield, and this not be placed on tYie ballot with any other �issue unless the financial plans have � been submitted. Mayor Puryear commended Mr. Parker and his committee for the ex- cellent work they have done to date on this project. REPORT - Airports Study for City of Redding Mayor Puryear stated he was writing a letter to I.,ockheed A.ir Te'rminal, Inc. for further information, and asked if there were any further c.omments by council- �(� men on the Airports Study for the City of Reclding as submitted by them. Council- men Moty and Simons indicated they had no further comments beyond those made at the meeting held A.ugust 28th. 354 Dr. Martin said he was of the opinion council should consider the question of holding an election this fall, or not holding an election. Councilman Simons said when this election was or,iginally planned for this fall, the bond issue for the construction of an auditorium-convention.hall was to be placed on the ballot at the same time, however because plans were not r.eady, this was not advisable. MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Moty the sale of the Benton A.irport property and t he fluoridation question be t aken off.the agenda and an election not be held this fall; -that the Planning Commission be directed to begin preparation for the development of a Master Plari for the entire 400 acres of the Benton Airport property, and if the Master Plan submitted ;by the Planning Commission provides for the retention of the airport in the Master Plan, then costs of improvement and development of the airfield be included in the Master Plan. That an election be held at som'e future date� encompassing this data. - . . Councilman Fulkerth said to him the question was whether we do, or do not want to retain the airport; that he would like to see adopted the pr�oprosed resolution prepared by the City Attor.ney�entitled "A - resolution of the City Council of the City of Redding. calling for a special municipal election to be held on the 7th day of Noverr�ber, 1961, ordering the submission of an ordinance relating to the City- owned Benton Field property to the voters for adoption, setting : forth the form of ballot for the measure, and the text of the propos ed ordj.nance". That this proposed resolution was fair, sliowing both sides of the question and he�would vote in,favor.of the resolution. That it was essential to have logical and progressive planriing. Mayor Puryear indicated he was not in favor of postponing the election; that an election held in November had plenty of "built-in" protection for everyone concerned, and City Councilmen should know what the �- people warit; that we owe it to ourselves, the residents and the taxpayers of Redding to provide them with the facts. Voting was as follows: � A.yes: Councilmen - Martin, Moty and 5imons Noes: Councilmen - Fulkerth and Puryear � Absent: Councilmen - None � FLUORIDA.TION OF WA.TER Councilman Martin submitted for council considerat'ion proposed Ordinance No. 658, an ordinance of the City of Redding adding�Section�29-41 to the Redding City Code providing for the augmenting of the fluoride content of the City water Supply to a level recommended by the 5tate Department of Public Health a's`best combatt- ing tooth decay: - � Dr. Martin briefed the group on the importance of this proposed ordinance, stating there had never been one proven case to his knowledge of anyone Yiaving ��J_ been harmed by the adjustment of the fluoride content in water; he spoke of the City of�Evaristoii, �Illiriois;' cutting tooth decay in six year olds by 90% after eleven years of fluoridation of water, and the inciderit of tooth decay in the young as practically nothing in the city of Newburg, New York. He further recommended that a public hearing be held at the next meetin�;that those who want to speak contact the City Clerk two or three days before the meet- ing, stating whether they were for or against the measure in order to hear both sides, and also to be able to judge whether the council chambers would:be large enough to hold the hearing, and decision be made at the meeting following. ` "I recommend that you pass this most heartil-y" he urged. ' � MOTIQN: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Martin the complete reading of Ordinance No. 658 be waived, and the City Attorney scan same. J 355 The Vote: Unanimous A.yes. Councilman Martin offered Ordinance No. 658 for first reading. APPROVAL OF CLAIM5 AND PAYROLL .: , _ . MOTIQN: Made by'Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Moty that Payroll Register No. 4, warrant No�s. 2751 to2988 inclusive, salaries August 15th to 31st, in the amount of $44, 806. 19 be approved; that Warrant Register No. 5, warrant N.os. .8209 to 8386 inclusive, in the amount of $114, 078. 56 be approved and paid. Grand Total: $158, 884: 75 I�- �% Voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, Martin, Moty,. 5imons and Puryear Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - None ANNUAL. BUDGET - Fiscal Year 196.1-1962 � Finance Committee, Councilman Simons, advised Annual Budget for the fiscal � �� 5 ear 1961-62 had ust been distributed b the Director of Finance. Y .J Y ESTIMA.TE - Electric Department Councilman Moty, Electric Committee, submitted Estimate No. 262-E, for the installation of luminaires on Riverside Drive and Diestelhorst Bridge, in the amount of $2, 326.90, project included in the current budget. MDTION: Made by Councilman Moty, seconded by Councilman Fulkerth that Estimate No. 262-E, as presented, in the amount of $2, 326. 90 be approved. �C�� Voting was as follows: , Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, Martin, Moty, Simons and Puryear Noes: Councilmen - None ' A.bsent: Councilmem - None DEM�LITION OF CA.NOPY - Idanha Hotel . , . ; , Building Official Penix advised a letter hacl been sent to Nye, O�xley and Rodgers Insurance•Company the Tdanha Hotel would be posted against occupancy on Sept. bth and they were directed to coxnmence within 48 hours of this date, the de- molition of the canopy on Pine and Yuba Streets, all work to be completed within ninety days from the date of this notice. . _ . Under date of A.ugust 31st Mr. Nye wrote to the.City Council advising.the Idanha Hotel is owned by Mrs. Frances Gilbert and leas edto him and his wife and Mr. �{� �' and Mrs . Weldon.Oxley, with lease to expire November 30, 1962. ./ ' ' He advises they have an option to purchas.e the property and are. currently negotiating with a large firm to purchase or lease the property; if the property.were purchased the entire structure, with the possible exception 'of the building occupied by the - State Farm Mutual, .would be r.aised .and a new modern structure erected on the site. Also, local people were interested in the property and if � purchased by them, the building would be removed. � :. . . For this reason they disliked the expense of removing the canopy, plus the in- convenience it would cause the tenants of the building. He advised a local contractor had stated .that the uprights supporting the canopy could be anchored to avoid motor vehicles striking them with their bumpers. and moving.them out of plac e. ;, He concludes.the.letter as follows: '!It .would be appreciated by myself and Mr. - Oxley if we could postpone demolition of the canopy until March 1, 1962, at which time. we will remove the canopy, if the building has not been removed by that date, with the understanding that we w,ill take. protectiye measures in se- curing. the canopy. In any event, we would appreciate having the start of the demolition postponed until September 20 which will give us an opportunity to secure Mrs. Gilbert's ,permis,sionito� remove the canopy and will also give us time to negotiate with someone for the removal of the canopy. " _ � , : . Mr. O�ey asked that demolition of the canopy be extended until March, 1962, 356 stating he and Mr. Nye had cooperated with the City in ever:y.way,, had put.in a fire escape and demolished five rental uriits: � Mr. Cowden asked if they would be willing to sign a "hold harmless" insurance and was told they could not speak for the owner of the;building. He then asked if they would obtain the certific,ation: of a,structural engineer that canopy was safe in order that liabi�lity be taken off the City. � MOTION: Made by Councilman Martin, seconded by Councilman Fulkerth that Messrs . Nye,and Oxley, lessees of the Idanha Hotel, be g.ranted an extention until Sept. 18th .for the demolition of the canopy, and the Building Official to report back to � : . . council . The .Vote:. Unanimous,A:y.e;s. , ,. , , _ . . ' � RECOMMENDA.TION O1V BID AWA.RD5 Rubber Tired Utility Tractor � _ . . , Purchasing Agent Stewart submitted analysis and recommendation.on Bid Schedule No. 198, Rubber Tired Utility Tractor. He advised the quality of each bid submitted.is compatible to our specifications, and recommended that low bid of Time Savers, Inc. , of Sacr.amento, _on,a Mopower. trac.tor (forme-r.ly Minneapolis-Moline brand name)_be accepted.in the amount of $4, 321. 96, tax included. , , . , � . . l� , . _ :�� , . . . .. Councilman Moty asked what conside"ration was being given to local people and referred.to the. Lockheed Air Term.inal,.. Inc. report on the, recirculation of money spent in a community. He .:also spoke on,the sales tax revenue and the amount City would receive if this bid were awarded,a local ��J business man. Two representatives of Paul Droscher Sales aduised of their adeq.uate supply of parts and the adequate service that could be rendered were City to purchase their product, and outlined certain qualities of their . tractor over the competitors- which they thought, superior.. .. , A local representative of Fleharty Tractor Co. of Red Bluff protest,ed the recommendation on award of bid, stating he did not think their tractor met the specifications. Purchasing Agent Stewart s-tated he did not think it was his province .to go against the Purchasing Ordinance; he could only recommend, the City Council made the decisions. , MOTION: Made by Councilman.Simons, .seconded by, Councilman Martin that all .bids on �Bid Schedule N,o.; 198, rubber .tired utilit,y:tractor be rejected .an.d this item_be r.eadvertis.ed. , „ Voting was as_follows: .. , �- ��.. . Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, Martin, 5imons and Puryear Noes: Councilmen - Moty A.bsent: Councilmen - None � , , . . . - . ... ,. . . . . . � : Dr. Martin cautioned that bid specifications.be ,very carefully,worked,out that City get the product they really wanted. . . . . . ; . . , . � . . � , ... . _ - Class 3 Full Treated Fir Poles � Purchasing Agent Stewart submitted analysis and recommendation on Bid Schedule No. 199, Class 3 Full Treated Fir Poles. He recommended bid be awarded to International. Paper Company of Longview,, Washington, . who submitted low bid in the amount of $5, 324. 80, tax included. ��j _ .. . _ . . .. , . . . , , . . . . . . , , � .. MOTION: Made �by Councilman Martin, seconded by Councilman Moty that recommendatio,n of the CityrPurchasing Agent be. approved, and Bid.Schedule No. 199, Class 3 Full Treated Fir Poles be awarded to International Paper Company in the amount of $5, 324. 80, tax included. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. 357 Overhead Lubricating Equipment ' Purchasing Ag.ent Stewart submitted analysis`and ''recommendation on Bid Schedule No. 201, Overhead Lubrication Equipment, and recommended that bid be awarded to the Redding Se'rvice Station Equipment; third low bidder, as the two lav bidders did not me�et t�ie"-requirements of the accompanying bid bond or check as required in the bid specifications. Redding Service Station Equipment bid a total cost of $2, 066. 15 on optional bid portion 11 . ' MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Fulkerth the recommendation of tBae Purchasing Agent be accepted, and Bid Schedule ��:-'� No. 201 for Overhead Lubricating Ecjuipment be'awarded"to Redding Service Station Equipment in the total amount of $2, 066. 15. Voting was as follows: . . . � � -� - - - � Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, Martin, Moty, Simons and Puryear Noes: Councilmen - None � �� . � '� � ' � � �. �Absent: Councilmen' - None ' - BID SECURITY � . . . - Dr. Martin suggested the Purchasing Agent throw out bid when the bid bond or check as required in the bid specifications is not received; that in. his opinion these bids should not be brought to council's attention. - � In discussing the legality of a bicl'riot accompanied by the required bid deposit, the ,� L " City Attorney advised the council ma'y waive the requirements and it would depend on whether council approves the defect when the bid came in. That it was strictly policy determination by council so the Purchasing Agent would kriow which course to follow. MOTION: Made by Couneilman Martin, seconded by Councilman Simons that all / } �:% bids without bid security should not b�e consid'ered. Voting was as folTows: Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, Martin and Simons Noes: Councilmen - Moty and Puryear Absent: Councilmen - None SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT REPORT ` � ' � ' � ' ' � �:5' �� The Progress Report on sidewalk improvements will be submitted in November the councilmen were �advised. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' � ' ' REDDING REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY Chris Evans, secretary to the Redding Redevelopment Agency submitted Resolution No. 4, a resolution of the Redding R.edevelopment�Agency of the City of Redding recommending the designation of a redevelopment area, adopted at their meeting held August 30, 1961 . Mr. Evans, using a map, pointed out the area within the general boundaries of Pine, Trinity and Continental Streets and the banks of the Sacramento River. MOTIQN: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Martiri that _� Resolution No. 2862 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council of the City of �� Redding designating a redevelopment area within the City of Redding. Voting was as follows: ' '' - - Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, Martin, Moty, Simons and Puryear Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - None Resolution No. 28�62 on file in the office of the City Clerk. Chris Evans presented Resolution No. 5, a resolution of the Redding Redevelop- ment Agency approving the undertaking 'of surveys and� plaris for an urban renewal project and filing of a survey arid planning application; adopted at� their meeting held August 30; 1961 . � ` � MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Ma�rtin that Resolution No. 2863 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council of the City of Redding approving underta=k:ing;of surveys and plans for an urban renewal project 358 and filing of sur.vey and planning application by Redding Redevelopment Agency. Voting was as follows:. ' � A.yes: Councilmen W Fulkerth, Martin, Moty, Simons and Puryear � Noes; Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - None Resolution No. 2863 on.file in the office of the City Clerk. , . , MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman�Fulkerth that Resolution No. 2864 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council'of tlie City of Redding declaring its intention to budget and.make available its share of the net project cost of an urban renewal project. _ � Voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, Martin, Moty, 5imons and Puryear Noes: . Couneilmen .- None ' Abs ent: C ouncilmen. - None Resolution No. 2864 on file in the office of the City Clerk. , AIRPORT DEALERS AGREEMENT - Standard Oil Co. City Manager Cowden submitted an amendment dated June 20, 1961 to the Airport Dealers Agreement dated�A.izgust 6, 1'950'be'tween the"City of Redding. and the Standard Oil Company.. He stated the Standard Oil Company wanted to increase the amount of moriey given t'o the A�irpbrt�Manager, �Bert Train, and recommended ��:3= approval of the amendment as it would have no effect on City's ground lease. . . -. ' MOTION: IVlade by Couricilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Martin to approve .the recomme'ridatibri of the'City'Manager� and the Mayor be authorized to sign amendment dated June `20, 1961 to the Airport Dealers Agreement between the City and Standard Oil Company dated August 6, 1950. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes . , AIR P�LLUTION " � Councilman Martin spoke on the advisability of investigating the amount of air pollution in Redding, stating it was the duty of councilmen to protect the environ- ment we live in and the air pollution as seen from the hilltop of 1Vlercy Hospital -S�c� would astound them. City Manager Cowden was directed to write�to Wm. Sandrock, M. D. , City's representative on the Air Pollution Control Board. . OFF=STREET PARKING LOT City Engineer A,rness reques.ted permission to start construction of the off-street parking lot.on.the.northeast corner of Sacramento and Pine Streets, estimated cost of construction to be $8, 900. � The lot 'would have approximately 72 stalls, each 10 ft. wide, with the stalls being perpendicular to the aisles entrance-exit from Sacramento Street. � - - r . .. . _. - • . . �..5'"j MC)TION: .Made by�C�ouncilman Martin, seconded by Councilman Simons the � ' request �� construct� an off-stre�et par�ing.lot on Pine and Sacramento Streets be approved, and the" City Attorney be directed to p'repare the necessary resolution appropriating�furids'. ' ' Voting was .as follows: ' ' - � . . Ayes: � Councilmeri - Fulkerth, Martin, Moty, 'Simons and Puryear Noes: Councilmeri = None Absent: .Councilmen - None AWARD OF BID - Rock ,& Mineral Products " MO�TION: Made by Councilman 5imons", seconded'by Councilman Fulkerth the recommendation of the City Engineer be approved, and Bid Schedule No. 202, Rock and Mineral Products, be awarded to low bidder Redding Transit Mix'in ��5�.3' the amount of $6, 967. 50. _ ' Voting was as follows: � , Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, Martin, Moty; Simons and Puryear � Noes: Councilmen - None Abs ent: Councilmen - None 359 AWARD.QF BID - Parkview Ave. Storm Drain City Engineer. Arness submitt'ed analysis and recommendation on award of � bid, Bid Schedule No. 203, Parkview Avenue Storm Drain. MOTION: Made b'y Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Fulkerth the recommendation of the City Engineer.be approved, and Bid Schedule No. 203, Parkview Avenue St rm Drain project be awarded to low bidder, Jess Hogg and Son in the total-.amount of $38, 174. 35. . Voting .was as follows:. . - ' � A.yes: :Councilmen:.- Fulkerth,..Ma'rtin, Moty, 5imons and.Puryear Noes: Councilmen - None � � A.bsent: Councilmen - None ,��L� ; . . . . , . . . , City Engineer Arness advised the plans and specifications for the paving section of the Parkview A.venue project had been sent to the Sacramento office of the State Division of Highways, and formal approval was expected within three weeks. � LO'CU5T STREET BRIDGE � � '�� ( City Engineer Arness submitted a memo to all councilmen dated August 31st entitled '!Locust Street Bridge" ;. he advised that George Vanclerpool, Chris Evans and he had reviewed the area adjaeent: to the A..C. I. D. Canal with particu- lar reference to the traffic patterns which may or could develop through tfie ' � addition of a. bridge across the A.. C, I. D. .Canal at Locust S.treet. �� ` � , - _ . . ... ... It was their belief that should the Locust Street br'idge be built��'it would provide a crossing•�other than:Butte and Cypress when the South. Street bridge is either renovated or preferably remoyed and replac.ed. ;That the construction of a foot- bridge across South Street.would be of public service, giving relief to the driving publie. - � � �� . � The following estimates, limited in scope, were submitted to indicate the �� relative costs of the two proposals. Locust St. Bridge plus approaches $63, 000 � �� Pedestrian Walk - South Street- 3,�000 � ` � , South Street Bridge only �60, 000 � , , , . , .... . . _ . . . , . _, - : . , ,. (. .ZO,.00.Or.has:�b�en_a1}located-in-;th'e�curren� biid'get�'f�x 'tlie- S'�iizth '-St:��-Briclge�project) It was his recommendation the Lo.cust Street Bridge be substituted for the South Street Bridge, and a pedes"trian walk be constructed on the South St. Bridge. MOTION: Made by Councilman Martin, seconded by Councilman Simons to approve the recommendations of the City Engineer that we build the Locust Street Bridge and a pedestrian wa�k on South Street�bridge, and�funds for the South Street Bridge be allocated for this project. T'he �Vote: Unanimous Ayes. ' APPROVA.L OF ESTIMATE - Water Dept. � � City Engineer Arness advised that Dick Ward, former City Engineer, had recommended:a 12"�water line b,e placed in�the Westgate Subdivision instead �/ of the 6" line proposed to be installed by the subdivider and lying within the �� master water plan .area; he further recommended that all of.the 6" lines pro- JSc� � posed to be installed in this subdivision be changed to 12" as this incr.ease in size would provide a 12" line to Placer Street which, if necessary, could be : extended to serve .the Centerville area: Further, -it would provide a looped water system for future expansion and fire service in the area. MOTION: Made by Councilman Martin, seconded by Councilman FulkertYi that Estimate No. 62-W, increase in pipe_,size to 12" Westgate Subdivision in the amount of $7, 000 be approved. The Vote: Una.nimous.Ayes . ' ORDINANGE.-..Unifor:m Plumbing.Code; . , 1 MOTION: Made by Councilman Martin, seconded by Councilman Simons to waive . �j� 1 the formal reading of Ordinance No. 655 and the City A.ttorney be 'directed to scan same. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. � 360 MOTION: . Made by Councilman Martin, seconded by.C.ouncilman Fulkerth that ! Ordinance No. 655, an �ordinance of the City of Redding�am�ending Article 1V of Chapter 9 of the Redding City Code for the purpose of adopting the Uniform Plumbing Code, 1961,. be adopted. . Voting was as follows: � � Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, Martin, Moty, 5imons and Puryear ` Noes: Councilmen -� None � � � ' � �� Abs ent: C ouncilmen - None Okrdinance No. 655 on file in the office of the City C1erk. ORDINA.NCE - Re Underwater Lighting , � � MOTION: Made by Councilman Martin, seconded b�y Councilman Fulkerth the formal reading of Ordinance No. 656 be waived, and the City Attorney be directed to scan same. . The Vote: Unanimous Ayes � � MOTIOIV: Made by Councilman Mar.tin, seconded by Councilman Fulkerth that . Ordinance No. 656 be adopt_ed,_ an ordinance of the City of Redding adding Sections 9-12, 9-12..,1.:and 9-12.,2 to`.A.rticle .1_l l of Chapter 9. of the Redding City Code. •�-- -- relating to Underwater Lighting. . . _ . ��:.%.� Voting was.as.follows.: � . � � � � -. ,`� Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, Martin, Moty, 5imons and Puryear Noes: Councilmen - None � ' � " � ��. � Absent: . Councilmen - None , . � � . . �. _ � . , .... Ordinanc.e No. ;656 on. file in the office of the City Clerk. C4�VIMENDATION - Electric Inspector . �� .. "� �`. , MOTION: Made by Councilman Martin,' seconded by Councilmari`Moty commending Joseph .Otis, Electric Inspector, for the outstanding job he has. done to brin.g this to City Council's, attention., The Vote: Unanimous Ayes .. - ��' �� It was requested this commendation be entered�into the City"records. � ORDINANCE -., Purchasing.System ' � MOTION: Made by Councilman Martin, seconded by Councilman Fulker�th the full reading of Ordinance ,No. 657 be waived, and`the Cit,y A.ttorne.y be direc.ted to scan.same. The V'ote: , Unanimous A.yes. . , MOTION: Made by Councilman 1V�artiri, se'conded byCouncilman Simons that Ordiriance No. 657 be,adopted, .an ordinance of the, City of Redding amending Sections 22-11, 22-12 and 22-15 of the Redding City Code,relating to the Purclias- ing System of the City of Redding. � , , ��y , , : Voting was as follows: A.yes: Councilmen - Fulkerth,. .Martin, Moty, Simons .and Puryear Noes: . Councilmen -.1Vone� . , � �. . � � Absent: C�ouncilmen.�- None� � . . � � � � ` � Ordiriance No. 657 on file in the office of the City Clerk. SEWER. REIVTAL CHA.RGES - Inc�rease in Rate . � � � � A proposed resolution was�s_ubmitted revising sewer rental charges in connection ..: . . _ .. . : , with Class .11�premises. in the City of Redding. � �� There was considerable discussion on how formula was derived and the rriethod described of.arriving at_the actual c,osts that would be paid�, and this was deferred for further information �from�. the 'City Engineer arid City Attorney. �� ' R.ESOLUTION - Application of Pacific A.irlines, Inc. "' ` ' ' �� MOTION: Made by Councilman 5imons, seconded by Councilman Martin that Resolution No. 2865 be adopted, a resolution�of the City"CounciT of�tlie City of Redding approving and supporting application of Pacific Airlines, Inc. �� Voting was as follows: ' Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, Martin, Moty, Simons and Puryear Noes: Councilmen - None , Absent: Councilmen - None 361 gt.esolution No. 2865 on file in the office of the City Clerk. LEA5E EXTENSION - A.irport Restaurant ' � MOTI0IV: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded.byCouricilman 1Vlartin that . Extension of Leas.e Redding IVLunicipal A.irport Restaurant,. Robert-.W, and � Thelma DeMyer be�approved, and��tlie:.rnay'o;r:.�be`.:author`ized.to sign.lease extension � � � on behalf of the City. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. � 1 year lease extension from June 1, 1961 to May 31, 1962 REDDING REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY - Legal.Counsel MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by �Cou:ncilman"Fulkerth that �L-.�' City Attorney Redmon,be authorized to act as legal counsel for the Redding Redevelopment A.gency. The Vote: Unanimous .Ayes. CLAIM SETTLEMENT City Attorney Redmon requested authorization to` settle a claim against Dale � Transportation Company for less than th`e amourit of damage: He reported an accident at Pine�and Shasta 'Streets� on 1Vlarch 3�1, 1'961`"�at 5 A.;M'. when a passenger vehicle ran the red light; traffic signal and light 'stand'ard was damaged in the amount of $859. 07. The insurance company for the truck d`river offered'to pay � 1�5 one-half of the total amount of damage, and it was his recommendation City settle claim on this basis as it was reasonable. There was no insurance on the passenger vehicle9 he stated, but City could file claim against the driver. M�TI�N: Made by Councilman �Martin, seconded by Councilman Fizlkerth the City Attorney be authorized to settle claim for one=half the amount of damage, as outlined. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. � � � � '� � -� P�R-1�'/_LI'&Use of City Property � , . Permit for use of City Property�by tlie Shasta Chapter of the`A.merican Red Cross was deferred on request of the City Attorney. RESOLUTION - Transfer of Funds . . MOTI�N: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by C.ouncilman Fulkerth that ! Resolution No. 2866 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council of the City of /..7 �' Redding authorizing the�transfer of certain funds�from R:C=220 SpeciaT Off-Street Parking Fund, Unappropriated Surplus to RC-260 Special Off Street Parking , / Fund, A.ppropriations, RC-542, Capital Outlay. . -{ '3 �I Voting was as follows: . ` . � � Ayes: � Councilmen = Fulkerth, Martin, Moty, Simons ancl Puryear Noes: Councilmen -`1Vone � ' ' " ' � � Absent: Councilmen - None "� ` ' � Resolution No. 2866 on file in the `office of the Ci`ty Clerk. � ($26, 063.44 represents the total amount City has paid to date on tli'e' Pine and Sacramento Street property and the California Street property) ' RESOLUTIOIV - Transfer of�Furids � MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, .seconded by C_ouncilman Martin that . Resolution No. 2867 be adopted, a resolution of.the^City Council�of the City of� Redding authorizing the transfer��of certain funds. ,from UG-220 Sewer. Extension � .� `��- and Replacement Fund, Unappropriated Surplus, to'UG=260 Sewer-Exterision � I �� and Repl acement Fund, Appropriations. Voting was as follows: . Ayes: Councilmen = Fulkerth, M�artiri, 1Vloty, Simoris and Puryear Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - None . . . Resolution No. 2867 on file.in the office of the City Clerk. ($3, 500, Village Trunk Sewer Project) .Z EASEMENTS - Street and Utility �`" City Attorney Redmon requested council consideration on the acceptance of � � �I three street and utility easements from Chas. Wilgus, Richard Smart & Glenn More. 3 62 The easements have been acquired for the City by the State Division of Highways and are.for a service road paralleling the proposed Highway 99 Freeway. MOTION: Made by Councilman Martin, seconded by Councilman Moty that City accept street and utilitiy easements as outlined, and the mayor be authorized . , to sign these easement acceptances on behalf of the City. The Vote: Unanimous A.ye s. . DEED A.CCEPTA.NCE - Magaldi, Pine & W est <; MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, s:eeonded by Councilman Martin to accept J�6 Deed for Street. and Utilities from Frank Magaldi, Jack Pine and Hal West and ��, the Mayor be authorized to sign de.ed acceptance on behalf of the City. The Vote: ��` Unanimous A.ye s. CITY SURPLUS' PROPERTIES MQTION: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded byCouncilman Fulkerth the fbllowing three properties be offered for sale: Parcel 1: East side ,of Oregon St. and west of.the Southern Pacific , railroad right of way near the dead ending.of Oregon Street at Eureka Way. Parcel 2: A triangular parcel containing approximately 7. 695 square feet. abutting on the south of Foothill Blvd._ on top of Nob Hill. r=Z �-. � Parcel 3: A parcel abutting on both Market and Pine Streets near the south end of Pine 3treet. _ , The vote: Urianimous Ayes. MOTIOIV: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Martin .that � City offer the properties for sale. The Vote: Unanimous A.yes. , There being no further business, on motion. of Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Martin the meeting was adjourned. APPRO VED: ,� Attest: � � f �� City Clerk ~