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Home My WebLink AboutMinutes - City Council - 1958-10-20 178 � � City: Council, .Regular Meeting Council Chambers, City Hall ; Redding, California October 20, 1958 . Reverend Leonard C. Johnson, pastor of the Church of the Nazarene, 1725 East 5treet, Redding, gave the invocation, The meeting was called to order by Mayor Fleharty. with the following _council- men present: Fulkerth, Kelly, Puryear, Simons and Fleharty, City Manager Cowden, City Attorney Cibula, Sup�te of Parks and Recreation Nelson, Director of Public Works Marron, Planning Director Evans and Ass't• City Engineer Harding were also present, INTRODUCTIONS � � � � Mr, Donald Brown, Civics Teacher of the Enterprise High School, introduced his group of �students of the "American Problems Class", attending the Council meeting to acquaint themselves with municipal government, Mr. Wm. Marvel, Scoutmaster, pres,ented .to each councilman and officials of the City, a�neckerchief on behalf of the Boy,,Scouts of America in honor of Scout- O-Rama Day November 8th. . , , APPROVAL OF MINUTES MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by.Councilman Fulkerth that minutes of the previous meeting of October 6th be approved as mailed to each councilman, '�'he Vote: Unanimous Ayes. RE CROSSOVER TO PARKVIEW AVENUE Mr. Herbert S. Miles, District 2 Engineer, State Division of Highways, advised their office had been conducting,a survey on traffic,problems bro ught about by the closing of Parkview Avenue at the tim� of the adoption of the one-way street pattern on Market Street, and advised conferences have been held with State and City officials and representatives of the Parkview Avenue area, Two maps illustrating possible highway realignments were posted on the wall, and Mr, Miles briefed the audience on the problems each presented: 3�,f Alignment of'Highway on the Westerly Side Construction of a retaining wall approximately 600 ft. in length, approximately 12 fte in height, at an estimated cost of $60, 000. 00, No right-of-way costs would be involved in this construction. Alignment of Highway on the Easterly Side Construction costs� approximat,ely $19, 400. 00, with �contingency and utility relocation a total estimate of $26, 000. 00. The acquisition of right-of-way on the easterly side would,rio� present a problem on City.owned park property, Mr. Miles stated, however, it would be necessary to acquire all �right-of-way ' without compensation to the property owner as��the State had acquired pre- , scriptive rights through public usage andtherefore could not pay for right-of- - way, He further advised the highway would encroach on the parkway under this plan, as statutes require parallel parking on all State highways, and right- of-way necessary would be approximately 20 ft. , 10 ft. for parking and an 8 ft. strip for the sidewalk. It was his suggestion if the Easterly plan were adopted that property owners quit claim to the state all property required . for the right-of-way, that there be no action against the state. The recommendation of the State Division of Highways would be the erection of a 3-phase signal at the junction of Angelo Avenue with California Streets, at an approximate cost of $15, 000, the local agency (City) to participate one-half of 179 the cost of the signal installation; with no signal installation at Parkview and Market Streets. Mr. Miles concluded with the statement the State found the easterly plan, with parallel parking, more desirable. A Petition subznitted by Robert L. Miller, spokesman for the Parkview area residents, was filed with the City Clerk at 4:40 o'clock P, M. on Monday, Oct. " 20th. This petition was signed by 246 residents, property owners, employees and merchants of the Parkview area and urged and requested "the City Council to take the most immediate and positive action to cooperate with and lend all needed assistance to the 5tate Highway Department and its Chief Resident Engi- neer Mr. Miles, in any and all means at their disposal to facilitate a safe and_ sound method of reopening Parkview Avenue at Highway 99 South," Mr. Miller, speaking �rom the floor, advised he knew the merchants would oppose the construction of the highway if it would take parking area from them; that a signal system would be advantageous, and almost necessary, at Parkview Avenue and Highway 99 South to assist the many children who cross at this point, and again expressed their willingness to cooperate in every possible way, A joint conference with State Division of Highways, City officials an�l merchants from the Parkview area was scheduled for Thursday afternoon, at 1:30 P.M. Thursday, October Z3rd,� McColl's Dairy, 2500 Angelo Avenue. ) RECREATION &�PARK5 BUIDGET_1958-59 Mr. Ovid Holmes, Chairman of the _R,ecreation and Parks Commission, urged the increase of the recreation budget for 1958-59 in order to meet the expanding needs for recreation in this budget year and stated the two reports submitted under date of October 2nd indicated the extra recreation progr.am wo�ald require an additional $1500. 00 to finance. � � � � . _ � - _ � . MOTION: Made by yCo.uncilman Simonys, seconded by Councilman Kelly the legal �s�� department be authorized to prepare the necessary papers to transfer $1500. 00 from Parks Department Salary Account 601-11, to the appropriate account to �'��" increase the budgetary allowance of the recreation department. Voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, Kelly, Puryear, Simons and Fleharty Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - None At the suggestion of Councilman Fulkerth that adults be charged a minimum fee for adult recreation programs, Mr. Ovid Holmes and Mr. Nelson advised they would give considerable thought that the adult recreation programs be on a self _ _ __ � � . sustaining basis. _ , � , � � � �. _ _ ��__. . _ � COMMUNICATIONS � Offer to Purchase City Owned Property Mr. Donald E. .Mor.ton, through Paul Hubiak, Real Estate Sroker, submitted an offer of �$3, 000. 00 to purchase Item #5 of the Listing Contract - lot 89� x 140', being a portion of Block 2Z of Shasta View ��C Addition. . IVIOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Fulkerth � , � ' the City Clerk be directed to prepare the necessary publication that Public Hearing be held on November 3rd at 7:45 P. M. on the offer of Donald Eo Morton to purchase Item #5 of the Listing Contract, lox 89' x 140c and _ ; being a portion_of Block 22 of Shasta View Addition, T.he Vote: Unanimous Aye s, Request to Cancel Taxes 1�958-59 Secured Roll � MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Fulkerth that Resolution No, 2436 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council of the //�� City of Redding correcting 1958-59 tax roll, Assessment Nos, 2460 and 41550 180 _ V9ting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, Kelly, Puryear, Simons and Fleharty Noe s: Councilmen - None Absent: C��uncilmen - None � - Resolution No. 2436 on file in the office of the City Clerk. •R�. Erosion Prob�em - 855 State Street Under date of October 14th, Mr. Ben Leep attorney associated with Halpin and Halpin, requested council consideration to 'correct the erosion problem facing Floyd Binks, owner of property at 855 State Street (property bounded on the south by t'he Parkview Creek). Speaking from the floor Mr, Leep submitted pictures of the rising waters of Parkview Creek as it affected Mr. Binks' residence, and most particularly j��; his garage, advising that a large hol� 10 fto long and 7 ft. deep hacl been ' swept out. It was his contention that the creek itself was adequate to hold the water even at flood' time, but that bridge was so constructed that it did not let the water through. This subject was referred to the City Manager, Director of Public Works and the Ci.ty Attorney to subxnit their recommendation based on joint� � study at the next 'regular meeting of the City Council. CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES (Property Damage-Personal Injury) A Claim in the amount of $500. 00 plus costs was filed with the City Clerk by Winifred C, Greene, for property damage and personal injury received" October 9th in front of 1854 Continental Street. /�„� MOTION: Made by Councilman Fulkerth, seconded by Councilman Simons that Claim of Winifred C, Greene be denied, 'and referred 'to the Legal Department for appropriate actione The Vote: Unanimous A.:yesa C•LAIMS FOR DAMAGES TO AUTOMOBIL,ES The following verified claims were filed with the City Clerk on October 9th: Oo L� F�oster $110.40 ' Ira M, Shadwell 61. 56 ' �� Wm. E. Marsh 35. 00 ' Clayson Po Houser 25. 00 John H. Molder 25. 00 Solan S, Brown Z2. 50 MOTION: Made by Councilman Fulkerth, seconded by Councilman Puryear that Claims for damage to automobiles, as submitted, be denied, and referred to the Legal Department for appropriate action, The Vote: Unanimous Ayesm Councilman Kelly suggested the passage of an Ordinance granting authoriza- tion to� the Police Departme�t to tow away vehicle`s, ' ` " . . . � � � Parking Commission Recommendations ` Recommendations of the Parking Commission dated October 9th'were deferred, pending a joint meeting with the Parking Cominission on Wed. November 5th, 4:00 P, M, , City Manager�s office. ' Airport Commission Recommendations ` Under ate of�Sept err�ber 17th, the Airport Commission made the following recommendations: � 1. That existing rental rate of $20. 00 per airplane hangar space for hangars without doors be maintained, and rental rate for hangars �y� vvith doors be set at $25. 00 per month c . � � �� Z, That all present owners of aircraft based at either Municipal Airport � and/or B enton Airport, be notified a drawing will be held and that i , 181 those drawing nuznbers one through ten will be granted han.gar space at the recommended rate of $25. 00 per month I� present aircraft owners having storage space in the existing hangars at either airport are among the ten drawing numbers one through ten and allotted space in the new hangar with doors at Benton Airport, then a similar drawing will be held for vacant storage space in the presently existing hangars. 3. That the application of Radio Electronics Product•s Corporation for the rental of the Utility room in the new T hangar at Benton Air- port plus one additional hangar space adjoining the utility room be denied. � The reasons for the recommendation that this application be denied were based on the Commission's policy that there was a critical shortage of aircraft hangar space, and so long as no surplus hangar space exists, that all hangar space should be reserved for aircraft purposes. Mr. Jerrald K. Pickering, attorney representing the firm of Radio Electronics Products Corp. , appeared before council to renew his request for hangar space and storage space adjoining the north end o•f the new hangar building for a C. A. A, approved aircraft radio repair and mainten- ance station. MOTION: Made by Councilmam Puryear, secorided by Councilman Simons to adopt the recommendations of the Airport Commission dated 5eptember 17th. The Vote: Unanimous �yes. Councilman Kelly stated he wa�s of the opinion if we did not get ten applications for the rental of the hangar space, the application of Radio Electronics Pro- ducts Corp, be reconsidered. Airport Restaurant Lease - Municipal Airport � R. P, Stimmel, attorney for Mrs. Hazel Tons, requested that her present lease be extended for a two year period under the same general terms and conditions as contained in her preserit lease, and permission to sell the business under a conditional sales contract, j�� MOTION: Made by Councilman Kelly; seconded by Councilman Simons to approve the extension of the Airport Resta�rant Lease from May 31st 1959 to May 31st, 1961 and authorization be �ranted Mrs. Hazel Tons to sell her business on a c:onditional sales contract on installments. Terms . of lease to be same general terms and conditions. The Vote: -Unani-mous Ayes. Taxation of Municipal Utilities for-School or othe-r Purposes � The Legal Department was authorized to prepare a resolution directed to the League of California Cities urging its representatives in the State -�7..� Leg�islature to oppose �ny measure introduced therein having for its pur- pose the taxing of Municipal utilities for school or other purposes. � A copy of a Resolution adopted by the City of Santa Clara was submitted. Lease - Little League Par,k Site #2 MOTION: Made by Councilman Kelly, seconded by Councilman Fulkerth that Lease Agreement with Redding Club of Kiwanis International for Little League Park Site #2 located north of Kiddyland, Lake Redding Park, be approved and �y� Mayor be-authorized to sign said lease on behalf of the City. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes: - Resolution of Commendation - Sterling V. Pfuntner Vice-Mayor Simons read a letter from Miner B. Phillipps, auditor for the City of Redding, paying tribute to Director of Finance Sterling V: �Pfuntner, /U� 182 "who has so unflaggingly worked persistently to improve a very weakened and unsatisfactory accounting system which he inherited upon his arrival in Redding. Without this continued conscientious effort, and devotion of many extra hours, these results could not have been achieved. " Vice Mayor Simons called this a fine tribute to a man who has done a great deal of work beyond the call of duty. MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, s.econded by Councilman Fulkerth that Resolution No. 2437 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council of the City of Redding commending Sterling V. Pfuntner, Director of Finance, for achievement of Auditor's Certificate, Voting was as follows: . Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, Kelly, Puryear, Simons and Fleharty Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - None Resolution No. 2437 on file in the office of the City Clerk. Re solution of Commendation - Edwin N. Ne s s Mayor Fleharty expressed the appreciation of the Redding City Council to Edwin N. Ness, Assistant City Attorney, for the long and hard work -. necessary for the revision of the 1Vlunicipal Code of the �ity of Redding, � stating that despite the fact his talents had been diverted many times to �C0 other channels, the revision of the Code was nearing completion almost on the very date set for such completion. MOTION: Made by Councilman Kelly., seconded by Councilman Fulkerth that Resolution No. 2438 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council of the City of Redding commending Edwin N. Ness, .Assistant City Attorney, for outstanding and special work in revising the Municipal Code. Voting was as follows: . Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, Kelly, Puryear, Simons and Fleharty Noe s: Councilmen - None - Absent: Councilmen - None Resolution No. 2438 on file in the office of the City Clerk. PROC LAMAT IONS The following Proclamations were presented for Council consideration: - Second Annual Scout-O-Rama November 8, 1958 Youth Honor Day - Halloween October 31, 1958 �s� United Nations Day Chairman Dr. Gilbert A. Collyer October 24, 1958 �United Fund Week October 27 to November 2, 1958 MOTION: Made by Councilman Kelly, seconded by Councilman Fulkerth tliat Proclamations as listed be approved, and authorizing.the Mayor to sign on be- half of the City, with the exception of Second Annual Scout-O-Rama Proclamation which shall-be signed by Vice Mayor Wilber D, Simons. The Vote� Unanimous Ayes. . FOREST SERVICE PROPERTY EX�:CHANGE ' Mayor Fleharty advised a meeting will be held in the very near future to plan the -��' manner and means of exchange of Redding Municipal Airport property and the Forest Service property on Parkview Avenue. . RE PROPOSED ACQUISITION OF PROPERTY Mayor Fleharty directed the Legal Department to contact Dan Carlton, attorney 3b O for Miss Maybelle Diestelhorst, re the present status of negotiations for City's acquisition of the Diestelhorst property for future park expansion. APPROVAL OF ESTIMATE MOTION: Made by Councilman Puryear, seconded by Councilman Kelly that ��s Electric Estimate No. Z37-E, corner of Rosaline and Court Streets, in the amount of $3, 204. 04 be approved. 183 Voting was as follows: � Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, Kelly, Puryear, Simons and Fleharty � Noes: . Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - None APPROVAL OF �LAIMS AND PAYROLL � ' MOTION.: Made_.by Couricilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Fulkerth that claims, Warrant; Register No. 8, warrant-Nos. 3699 to 3776 inclusive in the amount of $69, 585. 40 be approved and paid; that Payroll for the fix's-� half of �� October, Payroll Register No. 7, warrant �Vos. 9707 to 9905 inclusive, in'the amount of $36,_847, 56 be ap�roved. Grand Total: $106, 432. 96 Voting was�as follows: � � � Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, Kelly, Puryear, Simons and Fleharty Noes: :Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - None • FIIVANCIAL REPORT - First Quarter 1958-59 Financial Report for the first quarter of fiscal year 1958-59 was subznitted� to all f/c� Councilmen by�the Di"rector of Financeo TREASURER's REPORT, = First Quarter 1958-59 ' � Treasurer's Cash Balance Report as of September 30, 1958 wa� submitted: ��p Active Accounts $462, 761.40 Inactive Accounts < <500, 000. 00 $962, 761. 40 ' MASTER STREET AND HIGHWAYS PLAN Planning Director Evans presented Master Plan of Streets and Highways as pre- pared by Hahn, Wise' and"Barber, Planning Consultants, dated September 10, 1958, and read Resolution of the Planning Commission recommending the adoption by the Gity Council of said plan. . , ,�� MOTION: Made by Councilman.Simons, seconded by Councilman Fulkerth to accept the recommendation of the Planning Commission and;'�.direct the Public Hearing be set for November 17, 1958 7:30 P. M, and the City Clerk to so adver,tise, . The Vote: . Unanimo�is Ayes. �. . _ � � _ _ _ JOINT POLE AGREEMENT - Pacific Gas and Electric Co. Deferred until.the next meeting of the City Council at the request of Mr. Gebrge 1 �'J O'Brien, _District Mana-ger of "the Pacific Gas and Electric Corripany• � ' � CONTRACT - R. E. Layton & Associates � - - �- A communicatiori from R. E�o Laytor� arid Associates dated October 7th outlined �" . the work and services to be rendered for the minimum construction program as' outlined to the City Council on September 2Znd, of City's water-system. , Estimated total constxuction costs were tabulated to be $450, 510, 00. .�.Fi.�S' A memo from the City Manager dated October 15th briefed proposal of R. Ee Layton and Associates regarding preparation of the final construction plaris and specifications including ;detailed final estimate of construction costs as designed for various ele- ments of City's water system recomznended for construction as`soon'as possible. MOTION: Made by Coizncilman Kelly, seconded by Councilman 'Simons to authorize the Legal Department to prepare the necessary contract with R. E. Layton and � Associates to provide e ngineering services on water construction program as out- lined in their letter dated October 7th, and the Mayor be authorized to sign said contract. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. _ STREET DEPARTMENT - Addif'ional Position The recommendation of the City Manager dated'Sept�ember 26th to provide additional position in the Street Department for trimming and spraying of trees was deferred pending appointment of the new Park'Superintendent, as councilmen were iri accord with Mr. Simon's recommendation that it would be desirable to have this position �SC under �the Parks Department. ° ' ' Councilman Simons stated it was his opinion the Parks and Recreation De�artment 184 should be divided: Parks and Playground - maintenance and operation and � Recreation. ' . < < < . POLICE DEPARTMENT - Manpower . There was considerable discussion on the manpower of the police department as outlined in the memo of the City Manager dated September 16th, and it w'as agreed a tentative list of eligible persons who had_passed the written'and oral examinations would be of great assistance to the Depa�tment. , MOTION: Made by Councilman Puryear, seconded by, Councilman Fulkerth the � C� City Manager in conjunction with the Chief of Police prepare and,give,the " wi°itten and oral examinations for hiring two men for the Traffic Department of the Police Department, and an eligible list be prepared for such future hirirag < < as needed, and authorize the advertisement for the examination. The Vote: , Unanimous Ayes. : LITTLE PINE STREET SCHOOL PR�PERTY - Exercise of Option to Purchas� MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, _seconden by -Councilman K��lly the Le.gal Department be instructed to prepare the necessary legal papers to exercise the �� option to purchase the remaining one-third of the I��tlE� ,�i-z� ;��-re�:t School Property for $20, 000. 00 and the Mayor be authorized to sign said papers; final payment of $20, 000..00 approved. � ' Voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, Kelly„ Puryear, Simons and Fleharty Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - None WATER DEPARTMENT - Transfer of Funds - There was considerable discussion regarding the City Manager's recominendation �"�� for transfer of $20, 000. 00 from the Water Department Unappropriated Budget Surplus Account (Water Fund) to Water Department Account UW851-343 New Mains and Replacement, covered by his memo dated October 6th. It was the recommendation of the Director of Public Works that the $8, 000. 00 to construct the necessary water lines from the Southern Pacific well and pump ��j� facilities in Lake Redding Park to serve the park area for irrigating and pl,unge use be charged to the Parks Department, as it was not a revenue producing item. MOTION: Made by Councilman Fulkerth, seconded by Councilman Kelly that $20,.00Os 00 be transferred from Water Department Unappropriated Reserve to Water Department Account UW851-343, new mains and replacernent, Voting was as follows: - , , , Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, Kelly, Puryear, Simons and Fleharty � . Noes: Councilmen, - None , Absent: Councilmen - None , - �, . , _ . , -- . AWARD 4F BID - Traffic Signals MOTION: Made;by Councilman Kelly, se.conded by Councilman Fulkerth the recommendation of the C,ity. Manager be approved, and bid be awarded to Incandescent Suppl,y.Company, low bidder, on traffic signals and equipment, �� Bid Schedule No. � 135, in the amount of $4, 020. 06 � Voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, Kelly, Puryear, Simons and Fleharty : � Noea: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen -� None � , PROGRESS REPORT - Lot rear of Pust Office � � City Manager Cowden advised that negotiations�were under way for the proposed ,�,�� leasing of property from the Federal Government, lot to the rear of the Post - Office for off-street parking purposes. . PROGRESS REPORT - Signals at Shasta St. R..R, Crossing All councilmen received copies of letters from the City Manager dated October �� 17th to R. J. Pajalich, Secretary Public Utilities Commission, and Herb Miles, District 2 Engineer, State Division of Highways, regarding status on acquisition , , 185 of the Shasta Street Railroad crossing si;jnals, and the suggestion that Southern Pacific Company share 50% in the acquisition costs from the State, It was the recommendation of the City Manager these signals should be left there. RE B LOCKING OF RAILROAD CROSSINGS A copy of ,a co.mmunication. dated October 17th from the City.Manager to Dave Anderson, Trainmaster Shasta Division, Southern Pacific.Coxnpany, was sub- mitted to all councilmen, protesting�the Southern Pacific trains blocking the railroad crossings for a considerable length of time, and advising unless the problem is eliminated it would be nec,essary.to recomznend to Council that City pass an ordinance to control the situation, A letter from R. R. Robinson, Superintendent of the Southern Pacific Company, /l � � . dated October 20th, advising they will do everything possible to move trains through Redding with the least delay to highway traffic. CODIFICATION , Sign Ordinance - Ord, No. 599 MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilznan Kelly to waive the full reading of Ordin�a>ncz No, �'�`�, an ordinance amending certain sections of the Municipal Code of the City of Redding pertaining to the erection and maintenance of o.utdoor advertising .structures, roof- signs, .�0� wall signs and the placing and maintenancye of signs, including signs on _ awnings .and znarquees; providing for the- issuance of perznits for outdoor � _ _ _ advertising structur_e�s .and signs, and,fixing the fe_es there:for„ and the � � � City Attorney be directed to scan same. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. . _ ., , . � _ � , , . . _ Councilman Kell,y offe.r`ed.Ordinance_No.. 599 for- fir:st reading. , City Attorney Cibula advised he had received a communication from Mr. � Anderson of the Municipal License Tax Association regarding_our proposed sign ordinance which he would evaluate,,and re�ort on at, the_next meeting _ of the Ci`t,y Council, . . ` � . . _ . . - ! : � • . � �. - - . ` Advertising and Billboard Ordinance - Ord. No. 600 C�ity:.Attoarn;eyi;:Cibu:la=�,;presented Ordinance No, 600, an ordinanee_,arnending certain.s:ections of, the.Municipal Code of the Cit,y of.Redding pertaining to _ advertising and billboards. _ _ : � < < Councilxnan Simons offered Ordinance No, 600 for first readinge • . : , �, _ . _ _ , . .. . Garbage and .R.ubbish - Orde 601 ' _ _ , _ _ < _ MOTION: Made by Councilman Fulkerth, seconded by Gouncilman Kelly . to waive the full reading of Or.dinance No, 601, an ordinance a.mending : � certain sections of the Municipal Code of the City of Redding pertaining 'z'ZZ- to the collection and disposal of garbage and rubbish and the charges there- for� and the City Attorney be directed to scan same, The Vote: Unanimous AYe s. : . . < � _ . . _ � _ , _ . � Councilman Kelly offered Ordinance No.,_601 for first reading. � _ , . _.. , . . � : . , � . . . � � Councilman Fulkerth advised the State Department of Public Health Survey on the Cityts _sanitation problems wouldrbe completed,within_a week or two;: City Manageris report on sanitation survey will be _cornpLeted within a week or two. _ - � � _ . � . _ = • Councilman Simons protested the service rendered on the collection of rubbish, stating City does not give normal service; that the C:ity is the only one in the business of rubbish collection, ... _.._ __ _ License Fees for Labor Organizers - Ord. 602 City Attorney Cibula submitted Ordinance No, 602 for council consideration, an ordinance amending certain sections of the Municipal Code of the City of �'/� Redding pertaining to business license fees for labor organizers, 186 Councilman Simons offered Ordinanc�e No. 602 for first reading, � � Motor•Vehicles and Traffic - Ord. No. 598 � MOTION; Made by Councilman Kelly, seconded by Councilman Simons that full reading of revised Ordinance No, 598 be waived, an ordinance amending certain�sections of the Municipal Code of the City of Reddirig /�� pertaining to motor vehicles and traffic, and the City Attorney be directed to scan sameo The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. Couxicilman Kelly offered-Revised Ordinance'No; 598 for first reading. �. Civil Defense & Redding Disaster Council - Ord, No, 603 MOTION: Made by Councilman KeTly, seconded by Councilmfi.n Fulkerth the full reading of Ordinance No. 603 be waived, an ordinance amending certain sections of the -Municipal Code of the City of Redding pertaining to �_j / Civil Defense and the Redding Disaster Council, and the City Attorney be directed to scan same. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. - Councilman Kelly offered Ordinance No. 603,' as �evised, for first reading. = � � � _ . . . OREGON ST, ALLEY ASSESSMENT DISTRICT - 1958-S-1 � � � City Attorney Gib�la fil�ed with the City Clerk Petition for the formation'of Oregon Street Alley Assessment District Noo 1958-S-1, Block 11, Orig'inal' Town, located between Court and Oregon Streets, extending from northerly line of Tehama street to the southerly lirie of� Shasta Streeta Certification from Hal E, Marron, City.Engin�er, that petition represented more than 60% of the �area of�the district proposed to be assessed to pay for the cost of said iznprovements, ry MOTION: Made by Councilinan Kelly, seconded by Councilman Simons tliat Resolution No.� 2439 be adopted, a Resolution of preliminary determination that ,3�� y the public convenience and necessity require improvement� in Assessment Dis- trict Noo 1958-5-1, Aliey, Block 11, Original Town of Redding, City of Redding, Shasta County, California, ' - � _ ' . Voting was as follows: � � - - �- - . � - � - � - � Ayes: : Councilmen --Fulkerth, Kelly, Puryear, Simons and Fleharty Noes: Councilmen - None � ' - ? Absent: Councilmen - None MOTION: Made by Councilman Fulkerth, seconded by Councilmari Simons that � Resolution Nos 2440 be adopted, resolution approving plans and specifications. Voting was as follows: � � ' - Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth; Kelly, Puryear, Simons and Fleharty Noes: Councilmen - None - - Absent: Councilmen -- None=� � ' � � � � MOTION: Made by Councilman Fulkerth, seconded by Councilman Kelly�that Resolution No. Z441 be adopted, a resolution of intention in the matter of the construction of i,mprouements in As�sessment District No$ 1958-S-1, Alley, flock 11 Original Town of Redding, C"ity of Reddings Shasta County, Ca.lifornia, • � Voting was as -follows: � � ' - ' _ = - - Ayes: Councilmen- - �Fulkerth, Kelly, Puryear, Simons and Fleharty Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen�- No�ne 187 He further advises under the 1951 Parking District Act, ,the revenue from these existing parking lots may not be used unless the lots are made a part of the district. It was therefore necessary for Council to do one of two things; agree to donate the lots to the district, or have the district buy the lots from the City. MOTION: Made by Councilman Kelly, seconded by Councilman �imons that . City donate the City owned off-street parking �,ots within the confines of the Dis- trict to the District and revenue derived therefrom apply to the amortization of the Bond Interest and Redemption on the Parking Assessment District Bonds, Voting was as follows: , Ayes: Councilxnen - Fulkerth, Kelly, Puryear, Simons and Fleharty Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - None RESOLUTION - Civil Defense MOTION: Made by Councilman Fulkerth, seconded by. Councilman Kelly that Resolution No• 2442 be. adopted, a resolution of the City Council of the City of Redding accepting a public address set, portable Z50 V output, 115V. , 60 CYC. , under Civil Defense Surplus Property Program, and authorizing Charles E. �� J Barry to sign the invoice therefor. Voting was as follows: � , . Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, Kelly, Puryear, Simons and Eleharty Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - None Resolution No. 2442 on file in the office of the City Clerk. Communications 1. Letter of appreciation for expression of sympathy -- Paul Stathem � 7-`� 2. Dept. of Alcoholic,Bev:erage Control - Applications: / 7 j Paul Bunyan Enterprises,, Inc. 3915 Market St. Redding Fred & Eleanor Story - H�tel Redding 1748 Market St. Redd�ing /� -7 3, Public.Utilities .Commission - Case No. 6161 Investigation for purpose of este a list for the year 1959 of railroad grade crossings of City Streets most urgently in need of separation 4. ICCCNC - Bu,rney meeting in Sept. Report j 7.7 Next meeting �o be held Mt, Shasta Ski Bowl Tuesday, Octm 21 st Senator Collie,r, speaker There being no furth,�r business, it was moved by Councilman Kelly, seconded by Councilman Fulkerth the meeting be adjourned. Motion carried. ' APPROVED: . : ��.,�, yor Attest• i , , �� ,=��zy-��r��.;�C ��-��r=��=-�_, � C�ty Clerk ,