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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - City Council - 1961-12-04 418 City Council, Regular Meeting . Council Chambers Police Dept. and Council Chambers Bldg. Redding, California December 4, 1961 7:00 P.M. The Rever.end Lemuel McKinnie, Pastor of the Henry Memorial C.M.E. Church, Redding, gave the invocation. The meeting was called to order by Mayor Puryear with the following councilmen present: Martin, Moty and Puryear. Late: Councilman Simons, Absent: Council- man Fulkerth. Also present were City Manager Cowden, City Attorney Redmon, Director of Public Works Arness, Purchasing Agent 5tewart, Planning Director Evans, Building Official Penix, Superintendent of the Electric Department Dais, Assistant Civil Engineer Semon and. Engineering Aid Hastings. The following persons signed the Register: � W. H. McDaniel Laurence Carr Ralph Bourey , . Robert L. Miller K. E, Spencer � C. C. Bowman W. C. White G. D. O'Brien Harold Vickrey � Bo.b and Yvonne Carter APPROVAL OF MINUTES MOTION: Made by Councilman Moty, s.econded by Councilman Martin that minutes of the last regular meeting of November 20th be approved as mailed to each of the co.uncilmen. The Vote:, Unanimous Ayes . COMMUNICATIONS , Alcoholic Bevera�e Control � The Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control received -the following applications for licenses: H. A. Davis and Mildred Davis, H. A. Davis Market 2121 Court Street �� John H, and Wanda A. Severtson, Mary's Cafe 630 North Market Street � Cudahy Improvement Association, Inc. The Cudahy Imp.rovement Association, Inc. , Committee .Against Commercialized Poker Parlors, requested City's support to outlaw draw poker and low ball draw poker, asking that City adopt a resolution requesting the governor to approve and include this subject in a special s,ession to be held in February, and that a copy of this resolution be forwarded to our State Senator and ^ Assemblyman, to the press and other media of_ communication. 1 � Dr. Martin suggested an,inquiry be directed to the Cudahy City government asking for more detailed information on their problem, and.also a letter be directed to the League of California Cities asking them for their recommendation. He stated this may not be a state wide problem�and we should know more :about it before we take a stand. Mayor Puryear directed the City Attorney to write the letters as suggested. Parking Commission Recommendations Robert L. Miller, Chairman of the Redding Parking Commission, submitted �' recommendations of the Commission dated November 30, 1961: 419 Councilman Moty, Parking Committee, briefed the recommendations: 1 . That parking pattern on the north side of Gold Street, between West • Street and �ailroad Avenue, be changed from parallel parking to diagonal parking and further, the present parallel parking pattern � � on the south side of Gold Street, between West Street and Railroad Avenue, be retained. � Actiori temporarily deferred as Dr. Martin stated he_would abstain from voting, because being a user of the area, voting in the affirmative could be construed as personal interest. - 2: That Gouncil favorably consider the sigrialization of the Market and Trinity Streets intersection. • Councilman Moty said this was not a complete solution to the situation at Market Street and Eureka Way, but was a step in the right direction, and was the best partial solution at this time. It was his recommendation that Council accept the Parking Commission's recommendation on this item. 3. That Council favorably consider City's cooperation on signalizing the "T" inte'rsection of Athens Avenue and Cypress Avenue (State Highway 44). Total cost of the project would be approximately $70, 000; cost of the signalization of the intersection would be $21, 000 with�City's proportioriate share of the total project cost would be '1/3 of the� sig- nalization or approximately $7, 000 to $8, 000. Councilman Moty recommended approval of the Parking Commission's recommendation on this item. 4. The elimination of two existing loading zones, first parking� space east of the southeast corner of the intersection of California and South Streets, on South Street and on the north side of T..eha,ma Street immediately east of the Southern Pacific railroad tracks. Councilman Moty recommended approval of the Parking Commission's recommendation on this item. ' 5. The adoption of an ordinance to control traffic on streets, to include tow away and a 120 hour limitation on street and alley parking. � (Action City Attorney's portion of agenda) 6. The Engineering Department survey Cliff Drive, California and Hill Streets, after which� the Commission will make a site tour of the area for further study before submitting re'commendations. . 7. Deferred recommendation on the road system and parking on the Master Plan for Caldwell and Lake Redding Parks pending further information from Mr. Wood. 8. Paving of Thames A.venue is in the public interest as an alterr�ate method of ingress and egress to the area, however the Parking Commission made'no recommendation at this time, pending further stud}r, however were of the opinion Council should consider this carefully from the legal aspect. ' ' MOTION: Made by Councilman Martin, seconded by Councilman Moty that recommendations of the �'arking Commission on Iterns 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 be approved. The Vote: . Unanimous Ayes. 420 Proposed Sale of Lake Reddin� Golf Course L. R: Thompson and Terry D. Isaacson, partners operating the Lake Redding 'Golf Course, Benton Drive, advised they are considering selling the facilitiies and land of the. golf course, and offered it to the City of Redding to incorporate into their public park system. , -. � - Referred to the Parks and Recreation Commission and Councilman Fulkerth, Parks and Recreation Committee. _ Shasta-Cascade Wonderland Request for Lease Extension . - � , John F. Reginato, General Manager Shasta-Cascade Wonderland Ass'n. , submitted a request to the City for an extension of their present lease on , � property located in South Redding Park, corner of South Market and Park- - view Streets, to February 28, 1963. 1Vlayor Puryear directed the City Attorney' to 'investigate 'the fea5ibility of such. a lease extension, and to prepare the lease extension for council consideration. ' ' - � ' � � WATER RIGHTS - Sacramento River Mr. Martin Mc•Donougli, Sacramento attorn-ey; under' date�'of Decernber 2d, in a reply tq'City Manager Cowden'advised his cliarges to�supply ari opinion about the City of Redding's water rights would be based on a rate of $18. 00 an hour plus reimbursement for actual and necessary out of pocket eosts, It was his �stimate'that opinion requested could� be prepared for `not'more than $700 including reimbursement for costs, ancl he�would�be wii'lirig to accept that figure as a rriaximum. � " City Manager Cowden recommended we.approve Mr. McDonough's offer, and the City Attorney be directed• to:prepare the necessary fund transfer�from Water Department revenue, however on sugge'stion of Dr: Martin; Mayor Puryear deferred action until next regular meeting of the Gouncil: � PUBLIC HEARING -, Oakridge Sewer Assessment District=-�.�°" � • � The hour of 7:3.0 having arrivecl, Mayor Pur'yea�r.' opened the Public Hearing on the reassessment of Oak Ridge Sewer No. .B-12. 3. - The following documents are on file in the office of the City Clerk: " Request of the City Treasurer for reassessment Affidavit of Publication Notice ;of Public Hearing - Reass'essment Oak Ridge . Amended A.ssessment and Report Plot of area Mayor Puryear ascertained there were no written protests to this reassess- ment and no one appeared in person to'protest this reassessment." � MOTION: Made by Councilman Moty, seconded by Councilman Martin the hearing be closed. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. ' NfOTION: Made by�Councilman 1Vlartin, second'ed by Councilman Moty that Resolution No. 2897 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council_ of the City of Redding confi.rming a division of land arid borid.for Asse�ssment of o"riginal parcel B-12, 3 in the Oakridge Sewer Assessment District. Voting was as follows: � Ayes: Councilmen - Martin, Moty and�Puryear ' ' Noes: Councilmen - None . . Absent: Councilmen - Fulkerth and Simons ' Resolution No. 2897 on'file i:ri the office of tlie City Clerk. RE STEP5 - Public Buildings � Building Official Penix submitted his recommendation on House Resolution No. 365 421 relative to steps leading to and from public buildings. He stressed that City public buildings are often us.ed by elderly people liandicapped by poor vision, and because these steps are mostly of a uniform color, there was difficulty in ascend- ing and descending. He therefore recommerided that steps lead'ing to and from � public buildings be marked on the leading edge of the step with a dark yellow paint so as to indicate where one step ends and another begins. ' MOTION: Made by Councilman Martin, seconded by Councilman Moty to approve the recommendation of B uilcling Official Penix and further, he be directed to in- vestigate the feasibility .of adding abrasive material to the striping. � The Vote: Unanimous A•ye;s•. - AWARD OF BIDS Street Light�Poles, Lurriinaires and Accessories � � Purchasing Agent Stewart submitted analysis and recommendation on Bid Schedule No. 215, Street light poles, luminaires and acEe'ssories. ' ' Two firms submitted '`lump sum" bids, Graybar Electric Company and Westinghouse, .Electrie Suppl•y Company; both b'icls ,were the low and second low bid's respectively'. Graybar submitted a bid of $4, 80'6:46, Wes�inghouse , bid was $5, 885. 88 ' Because of�the difference in the bids, Robert °Mehl, Graybar''s representative who was present at the bid opening, telephoned his headquarters to verify the price submitted, and was informed a clerical omission of one item had been committed by their bid department. In his memo to councilmen dated Nov. 28th, the City Purchasing Agent states "From knowledge of marketing con- ditions and reputation of each of the concerns b'idding; the Electrical Superin- tendent and the Purchasing Agent are convinced that a 'clerical error was committed. " Mr. W. C. White, Mariager of Graybar Electric Co. , �Inc: ; Sacramento, appeared before council to explain the clerical error in their bid. He stated through error the fixture ballas,ts had been omitted in their quotation, making their bid . $1, 096. .low;. he requested that Council' `reject bid because of this clerical error, however stated Graybar would perform on bid if this relief can not be given. - • � � ' - City Attorney Redmon'stated the issue resolved on whether an honest, clerical mistake-was made. -On this 'legal basis, bid could 'be withdrawn. If council was convinced it was not an honest, clerical mistake, then legally Graybar � should perform on their bid. Mr. White stated Graybar Elect ric Co. , Inc. would like to withdraw their bid. Councilmen concurrecl with the Purchasing A'gent and Electrical Superintendent an honest, clerical error had been made. .s MOTION: Made by Coxzncilman:Moty, seconded by Gouncil'man Martin that Graybar Electric Co. , Inc. be allowed to withdraw their bid, and Bid Schedule No. 215., Street Li�ght- Poles, Lurriinaires and Ac�cessories be awa'rded to the next low bidder, _Westinghouse Electric Supply Company, Sacramento,� in the amount of $5, 885.'88, The Vot'e: Unanimous Ayes. ' � A. C. Pipe or Alternate Cast Iron Pipe : Purchasing Agent Stewar.t �submitted analysis and-recorrimendation on Bid Schedule No. 216, Class 150 A. C. Pipe or alternate Cast Iron Pipe. He advises Viking Supply Company of San:Ma�eo had� submited the 1ow bid, how- - , ever their bid was on "Italit" A. C. pipe manufactured in Italy. It was the opinion of the City�Attorney that�Section 430°3' of the Governmerit�Code`applies to this proposed purchase and requires the City to reject the l�id submitted on the Italian made A: C. pipe. 422 MOTION: Made by Councilman Moty, seconded by Councilman Martin that the next low bid of Johns-Manville Corporation on domestic pipe be accepted, in the total amount of $6, 162. 00, Bid Schedule No. 216, in accordance with the recommendation of the Purchasing Agent. The Vote: Unanirrious Ayes. City A.ttorney Redmon explained provisions of the General Agreement Tariffs and Trades. RE ANNEXATION - Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church (Enterprise) Planning Director Evans advised he had appeared before .the Board of Direc.tors of the Trinity Evangelical Lutheran.Church and explained to them the decided advantages of annexirig their entire acreage to the City of Redding, however, had received a letter from them re.questing annexatiori.of only 5. 02 acres to the City of that area immediately no'rth of the Highway 99 interchange, the frontage portion of the church property. -' � � Upon a direct question by Mayor Puryear, Planning Director Evans advised`the Planning Commission had definitely recommended that both portions of the prop- erty owned by the Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church.be annexed. " Mayor Puryear and all councilmen concurred with the recommendation of the Planning Commission, and Mr. Evans was directed to report this to the directors of the church. REQUESTS FOR REZONING Planning Dire`ctor Evans subinitted recommendations of the Planning Commission for the following rezoning requests: ' Cecil 1VIcCormick = Rezoning 2 acr,es west side of Elks Club . _ / :- � ' from R-1 to R-4 ' - Charles Wilgus - Rezoning property northeast corner Sonoma and Court Streets from R-3 to "U" • � � Robert Miller - Rezoning portion of Pleasant Street from R-2 to C-1 MOTION:. Made by Councilman Moty, seconded by Councilman Martin that Public Hearings be scheduled for 7:30 P.M. , Monday, December 1'8th, for the rezoning requests .of Cecil McCormick, Charles Wilgus and Robert Miller. The Vote: Unanimous A.yes. There was considerable discussion on the construction of service stations with the subsequent removal of existing on-street parking spaces, and the Planning Com- mission was directed to study the feasibility and desirabilityof extending the present C-4 District. ' , , NOTICES OF COMPLETION - Parkview Ave. Storm Drain Director of Public' Works Arness advised the contractor had completed all items of work on the Parkview Avenue Storm Drain project, and recommended the _project be accepted as being satisfactorily completed. J ' % MOTION.: Made by Councilman.Martin, seconded by Councilman Moty the recom- mendation of the Director of Public Works. be accepted on the completion of the Parkview Avenue 5torm Drain. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. Villa�e Plaza Trunk Sanitary 5ewer ' Director of Pub1iC Works Arness advised the contractor had completed all items , of work on the Village Plaza Trunk 5anitary Sewer, and recommended the project be accepted as being satisfactorily completed. MOTION: Made by Councilman Martin, seconded by Councilman Moty the recom- mendation of the Director of Public Works be accepted on the completion of the ,� Village Plaza Trunk''Sanitary Sewer. The Vote: Unanimo.us Ayes. ' Noti�c�e of=.Ciompletions of the Parkview Avenue Storm Drain and the Village PTaza 423 . Sanitary Trunk Sewer projects -submitted to the.County Recor.der for recordation. 8:15 P. M. Councilrnan Simons .now in atteridance PROGRESS REPORT •�. � Director of Public Works Arness submits Progress Report - Public Works Depart- me.nt dated Novembe.r 30, 1961 covering completed projects and "In Progress". PARKING COMMIS5ION - Recommendation Item #1 . ^ MOTION: Made by Councilman Moty, seconded by Councilman Simons to accept the recommendation of the Parking Commission .on Item No, l, that park.irig pattern on the north side of Gold Street, betvveen West Street and Railroad Avenue , ,� be changed from parallel parking to diagonal parking, and the. present parallel �� parking pattern on the south side of Go1d.Street, between West Street and Rail- road Avenue be retained. � Voting was as follows: . Ayes: Councilmen - Moty, Simons and Puryear. Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - Fulkerth Abstain: Councilmen - Martin , CITIZEN'S A.DVISORY COMMITTEE - Capital Improvements City Manager Cowden advised he had submitted to all members of the Citizen's A.dvisory Committee for Capital Improvements a copy of "Capital Improvement Report submitted to the City Council, City of Redding, A.pril, 1961, by Robert W. Cowden". �'� ' 1 He advised that Ed Wells from the firm of 5tone .and Youngberg, Munic.ipal Financing Consultants, would be 'in.Reddirig on December 12th, 4:00 P.M. , Conference Room, to confer with the Civic Auditorium Committee, and council. City Manager Cowden was requested to contact Mr. Wells to schedule a luncheon meeting with the Citizen's Advisory Committee on Capital Improvements for \ December 13th if possible. _ � H & H AIR SERVICE � ' 1VIayor Puryear advised that notice had beeri given to H & H Flying Service. to vacate the premises at Benton Field.at tlie ter.mination of tlieir five year lease, on Dec. 31, 1961 . That Mrs . Alma Hinds had subsequently requested permission to continue as a month to month tenant, on a non-exclusive basis, at Benton Airport � . pending final determination as to the future of the airport and the ,ultimate plans � . . . . for its administration. Mr. Laurence Carr, counsel for H & H Flying Service, asked regarding the Airport Commission's recommendation that service should not be curtailed � during the interim period; he had.heard the commission had first recommended that H. & H be permitted to stay, but later had�revised.their recommendation. That consider- able interest was involved, and there,was nothing unlawful for H & H to continue to pick up or discharge their passengers. He .knew. it was their intention to continue to operate, and it would be to the best interests for all concerned to operate on a field subject to certain regulations and safeguards, and it was hop.ed at least for the time being. to. continue to bas.e their charter service at Benton. Field. He also � asked if there was any plan for providing space for charter service at the field. Mayor Puryear advised the determination by Ci.ty Council that H & H vacate the premises at Benton Field was not predicated on the electorate's_ decisiori whether Benton Field was to be retained or eliminated. The Airport Commission's had recommended there be no curtailment of service at Benton Field, and it was City's intention there would be no curtailment of service: The Airports Manager would occupy the administration building, there would be gasoline service, charter service and any of the other services now offered at the field.. There w'ould be provisions made for non fixed base operators for charte.r service, engine repair, maintenance and gasolirie: 424 Further, so there would be no confusion regarding council's previous action � directing H & H Air Service to vacate the field, rriany felt that as long as aircraft fly from Benton Field there is the matter of public safety involved. Due to the history of conflict with the.administrative staff, the City Council and the Airport Commission at times and at various levels, it was considered to the best iriterests of the City of Redding to have H & H vacate the p:remises and it may be possible they may never be considered as a fixed base operator of any airport that belongs to the City of Redding. _ MOTION:, Made by.Councilman Martin, seconded by .Councilman Si,mons the request of.H & H Air Se:rvice to remain as-a month to ,month tenant at.:Benton Field be denied. . Voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen - Ma-rtin, Moty, Simons and Puryear . Noes: C ouncilmen - None . Abs ent: C ouncilmen - Fulke rth � � APPROVAL OF CLAIMS & PAYROLL � _ � - MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Moty that Payroll � Register No. 10, warrant Nos. 3974 to 4172 inclus.ive in the amount of $42, 360. 84 be approved;�that Warrant .Register No. 11, warrant Nos. 93.33 to 9443. inclusive, � .s. . in the amount of $105, 019. 13 be approved and paid. Total: $147, 379..97 ' . : Voting was as follows-: Ayes: Councilmen - Ma�"r-tin;:'Moty, Simons and Puryear . Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - Fulkerth RE PARKING-FALLOUT SHELTERS - California St. City Manager Cowden submitted a memo to all councilmen dated December 1', 1961, entitled "Report regarding proposed parking and fallout-shelter facility,: California Street,parking lot", attaching thereto maps.,.prepared by the Department of Public Works on underground parking. Alternate No. 1 is a combination parking 'lot and civil defense fallbut shelter and is estimated to cost $557, 000. Alternate No. 2 is using the basement portion of the parking lot as a parking lot only, with no fallout shelter�protection. Cost of this unit would be.approx�mately $438, 000. (Memo of the City Manager on file in the office of the City Clerk, Legislative File #131 . ) . Councilman Moty asked regarding alternate sites for fallout shelter protection alone, that would be less expensive. � _ . . 3� , Mayor Puryear suggested this be studied by the joint Civil Defense group, and also referred to the Citizens Advisory Committee for Capital Improvement; that it was very important to give due consideration to fallout shelters regardless of the mag- nitude of the building co.s.ts. ' . City Manager Cowden briefly explained.that only four sources of rev.enue could possibly be considered: . That General Fund could not possibly support it - the Electr.ic and Water Fund had projects that more than took all,.that r�evenue; Sales Tax revenue .was mostly committed', particularly iri view, of the possible coristruction of the civic auditorium, and a General Obligation Bond I.ssue, or Federal or 5tate funds that may become available. Dr. Martin stated the whole effort could be made less e�pensive if we had concerted community effort, that labor, management and clubs .get toge.ther in the real old- fashioned way by the donation of services and materials. Mayor Puryear directed the City Manager to give copies of this memo and his pre- vious memo to the Citizens Advisory Committee, the joint Civil Defense group and 425 the Parking Commission. PROCLAMATION - "Keep Christmas in your Drivirig" ` � MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Moty that l � _, Proclamation of the Shasta County Safety Couricil` '''Keep'"Chris�tmas iri ybizr � ' Driving" be approved, and the magor be authorize d to sign said proclamation on behalf of the City. The'Vote: Unanimous Ayes. ' ' " ' ' ' ORDINANCE - Rezoning Benton Drive MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Martin that Ordinance No. 664 be adopted, an ordinance amending Section"30=3 �of tlie '1Vluni= cipal Code of the City of Reclding relating to rezoning�of a portion of the south- , `� � westerly corner of Benton Drive and U. S. Highway 99 South. Voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen - Martin, Moty, Simons and Puryear No es: C ouncilmen - None � � Absent: Councilmen - Fulkerth - ORDINANCE - Rezoning Riverview Estates , � _.. . MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Moty that Ordinance 1Vo. 665 be adopted, an ordinance amending Section 30-3 of the Redd'irig �t.��- City Code,11959, relating to the rezoning of certain parcels of real property. Voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen - Martin, Moty, 5imons and Puryear � Noes: Councilmen - None � Absent: Councilmen - Fulkerth Ordinances No. 664 and 665 on file in the office of the City Clerk. RESOLUTION - Change in Tax Roll MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Martin that : ; ,� Resolution No. 28.97 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council of the City of � Redding making certain changes in the 1961-62 Secured Tax Roll. Voting was as follows: � Ayes:- ' Councilmen - Martin, Maty, Simons and Puryear � � Noes: Councilmen - None � � Absent: Councilmen - Fulkerth Resolution No. 289g on file in the office of the Gity Clerk. � REPORT - Air Pollution Control Ordinances City Attorriey Redmon advised he had received several copies of ordinances pre- sently being used in cities in California and in Air Pollution Control Districts, received from cities and from the League of California Cities . , , ' � ` There were several approaches used: One, a detailed one, involving specific enforcement officers and specifics that must exist before there is a violation; and establishes legislation to control pollution. - Two; based on the premise it is or is not a public nuisance; defines a public � nuisance (smoke, dust, fumes, etc. ). That City designate the condition of air pollution as a public nuisance and City regulates and uses legal means to stop the nuisance. - , ' To be of value to the needs of our community, subject should be tailored to our specific problem, and asked if:it was Council's desire this be presented for committee consideration.. Dr. Martin suggested that City Council commend Dr. Sandrock and the Air Pollution Control Committee for their excellent report; further, that a letter be clirected to the Board of Supervisors, the City of Ancierson pointing out the ad- vantages of having an Air Pollution Control District. 42 6 MOTION.: Made by Councilman Martin, seconded by Councilman Simons that a resolution be adopted commending the Air Pollution .Contr,ol:Committee for their excellent report and compilation of the problems and some of the possible solutions to air pollution, and the City Manager be directed to send a letter to the City of Anderson and the Board of Supervisors on the feasibility of forming an Air . _.. ... . ......... Pollution Control District. The Vote: Unanirnous Ayes: „ DEED A.CCEPTA.NCE - Manzariita Street MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Moty that City accept Deed from the Redding Eiementary School District..duly executed,by them " ' � May 26, 1959, and the mayor be authorized to sign said, deed acceptance on behalf of the City of Redding. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes.. JOINT AGREEMENT - Redding Municipal Airport Capital Improvements City Attorney Redmon presented joint agreement between the County of Shasta, City of Anderson and the _City of Redding relating to capital improvement projects at the Redding Municipal Airport. ; .� ` , Councilman Simons questioned the following paragraph of the agreement, Page No. 3, (a). "The City of Redding shall consult with and secure the advice and counsel of the City of Anderson and the County of Shasta _in: regard to any -. proposed improvements at Redding Municipal Airport. " Mr. Simons said he was not in accord with this; paragraph; that when improvements made. at .the Airport were,at City's expense only; then City should not have to go to the City of Anderson or the Board of Supervisors. Ma.yor Pur.year concurred with this thinking. � I � Councilman Moty made the following statement: "I am against.any:a.greement of this type. I feel it tends to dilute the authority of the City over.our. City facilities . " He then questioned the present Sales an�;Use Tax split between the City and the / ;;.:/ County, saying in his opinion it was inequitable to the: City. "We are subsidizing ' � our own competition to our own detriment" he said. He favored a study being � made on the split of sales and use tax revenues, with perhaps 10.°jo to 15% to the � County being more equitable,as he did not think they were entitled to the percentage they now receive. . MOTION: Made by Councilman Moty, seconded by Councilman Martin the joint agreement between the County of Shasta, the City of Anderson and the City of Redding regarding capital .improyements at the Redding Munieipal Airport be � deferred: The Vote: Unanimous A.Yes. , . . Councilman Martin suggested these problems be submitted to the newly appointed Citizents Advisory Committee for Capital Improvements. PARKVIEW �A.VE.. A.SSESSMENT�DISTRICT City Attorne,y Redmon advised Certification.of the. City Engineer had been filed -, on the Parkview Avenue Assessment District, No. 1962-5-1, that petitions pre- sented�to. City Gouncil for the construction of curbs and gutters on the south side of Parkview Avenue between Market and 5tate Streets, in the Parkview Avenue Asses�sment District No. 1962-S-1, had been signed by the owners of real property within said area representing more than 60% of the area of the district proposed�to be assessed .to pay-for the costs of said impr.ovements. :��> MOTION: �1VLade by Councilman��Simons, seconded by-G�ouncilman Moty that � Resolution No. 2899 be adopted, a resolution of the preliminary declaration that the:public convenienc�e and neces_sity require improvements in Parkview Avenue Assessment District, No. 1962-5-1 . Voting was as follows: A.yes: Councilmen - Martin, Moty, Sirnons and �Puryear Noes: Councilm�n =-None � � Absent: Councilmen-�- Fulkerth ' ' Resolution No. 2899 on file in the office of the City Clerk. 427 GRA.NDVIEW ASSESSMENT DISTRICT 1961-1 City Attorney Redmon advised Plans and Specifications for the construct'ion of the sanitary sewer facilities', Graridview Assessment District 1961-1 liad''been filed � with the City Clerk this date. ' RESOLUTION - Approving Pl'ans and Specifications � MO.TION: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by Cauncilman Moty that resolution No. 2900, resolution of the City Council of the City of Redding, approving plans and '3�� I specifications be adopted. �- ' Voting was as follows: " - Ayes: Councilmen - Martin, Moty, Simons and Pur'year` " Noes: ' Councilmen - �None' • Absent: Councilmen - Fulkerth ' ' � � RESOLUTION -�Resolution of'Intention ' MOTION: Made by Councilman Moty, seconded by C'ouncilman Simons that resolution No. 2901 be adopted, a resolution of intention in the matter of tlie construction of a system of sanitary sewers and appurtenances Assess'ment District No. 1961-1 :��' � Grandview, City of Redding, Shasta County, California. Voting was as follows: � ' ' ' Ayes: Councilmen - Martin, Moty, Simons and Puryear � Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - Fulkerth RESOLUTION - Preliminarily Ordering the Work � MOTIOIV: �'1Vlade by Counc`ilman Simons, seconded"by Councilman Moty that resolution No. 2902 be adopted, a resolution preliminarily ordering the work. ' ,.,, � Voting was as follows: � � ' Ayes: Councilmen - Martin, Moty, Simons and Puryear Noes: Councilmen "= N'one " � � A.bsent: Councilmen - Fulkerth � ' Resolutions No. 2900, 2901 and 2902 onfYle in the office of the City Clerk. � Also filed "Notice Inviting .Sealed Bids". '' ` ' � � ORDINANCE - Regulat'ing traffic on. City Streets ' City Attorney Redmon presented an ordinance regulating traffic on City streets, an ordinance adding Sections to the Code "When Vehicles May be• Removed from , � `� Streets, Use of Streets for Storage of Vehicles Prohibited and Same - Signs Re- quired: �� . - , . Councilman Moty offered Ordinance No. 666 for first reading, an ordinance of tli'e City of Redding adding Sections I8-2. 1; 18=49. 1 and 18-52. 1 to'tlie`Redding City Code, 1959, regulating traffic on City�treets . ORDINANCES - Rezoning ' � City Attorney Redmon presented ordinances pertaining to the rezoning requests of � . Cecil McCormick, Charles Wilgus and Robert °Miller, previously presented to City Cbuncil and set'for public hearing on Monday, December 18 at 7:30 P.M.. ` Councilman Martin offered Ordinances No. 667, ' 668 and 669 for first reading. • , , , - � , ANNEXATIOIV = Request of Mr. and Mrs. L:ee�Berry � � ` City Attorney Redmon advised that Mr. and Mrs`. Lee�Berry had taken the initial steps to annex their property to the City of R:edding,' liaving deposited with the . City the money that is required to permit them to connect to the sewer. In the interim they had asked if the $100. 00 annexation�fee' could"be 'deferred�temporarily. Dr. Martin stated the people showed good faith, and our business conducted with them should be in like manner. A11 councilmen-concur-red.� RESOLUTION - Supplementai� Project Statemerit ` " � .� MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman IVlartin that ' ' Resolution No. 2903 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council of the Cit}r of Redding,adopting and submitting a budget.for expenditure of funds allocated from 428 the State Highway Fund .to Ci.ties. Voting was as follows: ' Ayes: Councilmen - Martin, .Moty, Si✓mons and Puryear Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - Fulkerth „ Resolution No. 2903 on file in the office of the City Clerk. (Signalizing Trinity and Market Streets). PROPOSED CONSOLIDATION WITH COUNTY FUNCTION Dr. Martin advised it would be.necessary to present to the Board of Supervisors before February 5th the proposal that City planned.to transfer the City tax colTection.to the Courit"y; if it met with the approval of the councilmen, he would suggest directing the City Attorney to drawup the necessar a ers for if "� �� YP P Council favored this consolidation, action should be taken at the next council meeting. ' City Attorney R:edmon stated he did not know if such an action would affect the bonding capacity of the City, and if council .desired, he would be willing to check for verification from the League of California Cities . DEMOLITION OF BUII�DINGS - Request to Call for Bids MOTION: Made .byCouncilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Moty the .Director of Public Works be authorized to� call for bids to demolish the buildings on the � ��/ east side of California Street between Tehama and Butte S'treets, sub,��ect to the approval of the City Attorney. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. . Communications 1 . ICCCNC - Report of November regular meeting held in Weed. , _ Next regular xneeting to be held in Anderson, December 19th ' '� ; . 2. Copy of letter. sent to Pasadena 5tar News, Joe Mears, O.utdoor Editor, relating to a spring publication on spring and summer fishing this , � / area. Submitted by John Reginato, General Manager of the Shasta- Cascade Wonderland Ass'n. 3. Shasta County Economic Commission - Copy of Minutes meeting of . � ./� ' Nove mber� 13, 1961 . Manager's report for Sept. & October . "Quotable Notes from our Field Trips - Wi-th a View to '62. " J. Stranahan 4. 31st Annual President's Report - Slaasta-,Cascade Wonderland.Ass'n. i �. / . , _ � There being no further business, on motion of Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Martin the meeting was adjourned. � APPROVED: - � . :.� � \�. � � � , . � � . \\.. �� --�»��7�a•'.�\ ,y_ _ Mayo�: , Attest: i � -� ��:�r��G-U�--�- �' ��'�G�ZL-L'� City Clerk � � �. � .