HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - City Council - 1959-03-16 270
- � City Council, Regular- Meetin_g
� � � Council Chambers, City Hall =
� ' ' � � ' Redding, California �
r - March. 16, 1959 7:00 P.M,
The Reverend Rob'ert Doherty, Pastor of the Bethel Assembly of God'Church,
116? Magnolia Street, gave the invocation, ' ' � ' - - � - �
The meeting was called to order by Mayor'Fleeharty vGitli the following councilmen
present: Fulkerth, Kelly, Puryear, Simons and Fleharty. `
City Manager Cowden, CitymAttorney Cibula, Assistant City Manager-Attorney
Ness, Assistant to the City'Manager Preaseau, City Engineer Byrrie, �'lanning -
Director Evans, Purchasing Agent Stewart and Assistant City Engineer Harding
were also present.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES ' � '
MOTION: Made by Councilman�Simons, seconded by Councilman Fulkerth that
minutes of the regular meeting of March 2'n'd be 'approved as maiTed to each of the
councilmen, The Vote: Unanimous Ayes.
COMMUNICATIONS ' �
Shasta Federation of Arts-Request for Funds �
Mro Donald Boyd, `Art Department Shasta College,' on behalf 'of Shasta County ,
r� Feder�tion of Art, asked support and financial assistance from the City on
l�� F expenses incurred by them during the holding of their art exhibits at Shasta
College. Council were 'advi'sed there were'ari ave'rage of eight exhibitions a
year, and requested con'sideratiori on buclg'eting $500 annually to assist'in
payment of the transportation and insurance fees, etcm incurred by them,
Mr. Boyd, speaking froin the floor, stated the art exhibits program was
now a little too large to handle through the present method of financing,
which was depending upon the support of a few individuals who were willing
to pay opening night expenses and others who became Patrons of the Art.
Mayor Fleharty asked that an outline be prepared of all expenses incurred
fg� by the Shasta County Federation of Art, for consideration by Council at the '
� next budget study for the 1959-60 fiscal year, and stated decision would be
made if this project could be worked through the -Parks-Recreation department
budget as a participating endeavor.
Mitchell Van Bourg, Architectural Consultants
Mitchell Van Bourg advised that Ro Ko Smart and W. R, Clabaugh were being
� J/ considered as proposed associate architects to his firm on any or all of the
� projects covered by the agreement between the City and his firm dated Feb, 4,
1957; that as Executive Architects, their firm would be responsible for the
form and scope of any such proposed association•
Proposal by Realtor - City Hall Site
Mr. Broderick Haskell, Realtor, offered for consideration property north of
��5 (� the Placer Street firehouse as a new location for the City Hall, advising that
property could be purchased for $95, 500, and present city property could be
taken in trade.
No action.
Re Quarter Midget Racing
It was the recommendation of the Recreation and Parks Commission that City
,, Council allow the Quarter Midget Association to develop track near the former
d�� Ll site of the city dog pound for Quarter Midget Races, a recreational activity for
boys and girls ages 5 to 12, This area, the letter states, has ample space for
parking and has two automobile entrances and exits.
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Mayor Fleharty,;�acting on_the•suggestion of Councilrr��n Puryeax, referred
this letter ,to the Parking Commission for review, due to the traffic hazard
at this proposed location. _ . ..,, .. . .
Re Leasing of Land - Benton Airport
Edward K,�Vlachin, operator of. TV Electronic Service 900_Market Street, .. . .
in a letter dated Marcl� 4th, submitted his opinion on leasing of,land,at.Benton
Field to Radio Electronic Products Corporation for the purpose of servicing ' 6 i
aircraft radio equipment, advising his firxn.has al,ready obtained commitments
for aircraft radio service not only from Benton Field but also from the operators ,`/
of the other two main ai'rfields in the Redding Area, . � 7(
John F, Johannessen, President of Radio Electronics Products Corp• , in a
letter dated Mar_ch 16th_addres.sed to the Councilmen advises: " At P�ento.n
Field we will be .able to offer the airplane users in our area with�the _only
CAA licensed and .approved aircraft Radio Electronic Maintenance Station
between Oakland; Calif. and Portland, Oregon, " , -. _ , ,
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It was requested these letters be referred to the Airport Commission, asking
them to s�t a meeting that all councilmen may attend for�further �tudy of ,._
this subject,
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Petition for Annexation - Enterprise (School Annexation) "
A petition for the annexation of certain property located in Eriterprise was
filed with the City Clerk on Marcli 13th by the Enterpr.ise'E-letneritary School
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District. ._ .
Councilmen we're advised that subsequent:: to the annexation of. the Enter:prise' �G s
Elementary"Schobl pistrict_property in May, 1957, it was .found that legal.... ,
description was faulty and did not take into consideration the intervening_r_o.ad,
This annexation will correct this defect as legal description takes in the road-
way. . , - -�- ' -
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MOTION: Made by Councilrrian Simons, seconded by. Councilman Kelly that
legal departrrient'be authorized to prepare the necessary legal papers for
the annexation of certain land in the Enterprise area as r'equested in the Petition ,
� filed by the Enterprise School District. . The.,Vote: Unanimous Ayes, . _ . .
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PROPOSED WATER SUPP,LY FROM TRINIT,Y P.ROJEC.T ._ .
The foll'owing rnemo dated' March l�lth was submitted to all Councilmen and Clair
A. Hi'll b'y 1Vlayor� Flehart'y: � � , � . . _ _ . _
After a rather thorough exaxnination of the Clai,r .Hill report on the 'abov.e _ _. ._ .
project several items appear to be not in the best intexests of the City of: ___'-
Redding, as the major participant in the projecto In order to fully appreciate
the extent of the City's interes.t.in.the proposed_ sys�em it might be well .to_ _
summarize below our inte"rests: _ . . '� . � _J �_� ,Z �,�
1, The City of Redding is the'keystone of the �roject. Not only from , �
a point of consumption of water. but, also, based,upon.ability to fin,ance. _ __,
The assessed valuation of the City is the only mean:s �hat makes respon- �
sible finanFing po�ssible, _ _ . . ' , . . _. _
Z. Although the sale of water is the proposed method of financing, it is ..... .. .
entirely possible that districts will not be formed readily and the cost
will come back to the tax rolls. This will place:the burden primarily upon . ,_ .
City.of Redding residents. n V .^
3. The water rights of the City of Redding are proposed to be "given" to
the district, in order that the n�gotiated cost of water for the entire district •
might be lowered.. . . � .
Because the responsibility for every phase of the project rests so heavily upon
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the City.of l�edding I feel:it...is apparent that the -current proposal of
placing the di.stric.t_under..th�P j.u-risdiction of the County Water Agency
isju�st not feasible. We are left in a position of responsibility without
representation.
The Water. Agency is composed of the County Board of 5upervisors .and
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does not present a representative body for this project.
Two alternate courses,are possible: .,: . . � _ :
a. Build the project as a Gity undertaking. While this would be the most
direct approach, it has two serious disadvantages:
1._ . It might p:rove difficult to secure, the cooperation'of the other - '
potential cuatomers of the project. � � � �
2, The cost would be chargeable to the City's asse.ssment limitations - -
and might prevent development of other projects.
b. Form a board:of directors for the district, by ainending the. Ac.t. Be-
cause of the degree of participation by the City of Redding, it wou.ld seem � �
fair to request that such a board be constituted as follows:
4 - Redding ` --- --. �...,. .,_
, 2 - Enterprise _ _. -
_ 1..-. Shasta Centerville .area, and any other: future_- -� . � �•°• ��� _ .
" participants , . .
Secause of the need for legislative action on�the above, I would` ask that .- -�
consid.era.tion proceed as �soon as,possible on the proposal. The Council can
,discuss the xnatter �Monclay evening at the regular meeting. . .
Other.:affected agencies can discuss their position at an early date, and vue can
then proceed with appropriate legislationo
' - - - , � � Sincerely, -- - - _
. _ _ A�E` _ _ �/ George C. Fleharty _
Mayor City of Redding �
Mayor Flehar,ty stated he felt Council would not be acting in good faith with the _ .
citizens of the City of Redding if? City were not in control; that it was important
that water rights now held by the City negotiate for: low cost. - � '
MOTION: Made by Councilman Puryear, seconded by Councilman Simons that` �
City go on record that district, or zone, be governed by a Baard, following through
with the Mayor's recommendations, and the appr.opriate.agencies be .so notified,.
The Vote:_.Unanimous_Ayes.. •• - ��--•�- . _---
SUBSTANDARD STRIJCTURE - Del Monte Apar.tments
M.ayor Fleharty stated he had been advised by the legal d�epartment that City would
not have any legal responsibility if there should be a fire at the Del Mflnte Apartments,
however, if agreeable with all councilmen, in view�that he had not attended the last
3,��j council zneeting, he would suggest an inspectio� tour of the.building . _
Tentative date for inspection tour of the Apartments was set for .Friday, March 27th, '
10:00 Ao M, with the fire marshal, building inspector and Jack Presleigh to be so
notified, � - - � - " ' � ,
APPROVAL OF CLAIMS AND PAYROLL . ,
MOTION: Made by Councilmaxt Simons, seconded by Councilman Fulkerth that
claims, warrant register No. 19, warrant Nos. 4801 to 4831 and 4858 to 4915 in-
clusive in the amount of $29, 519. 23 be approved and paid;.. that .payroll registe-r �
No. 16, salaries ��rom Feb. 1 to 15th, w�a�rrant 1Vos.' 1242 to 1460 inclusive in� the� �
�V� amount of $38, 469. 94 be approved: Grand Total: $67, 989. 17 . � ' - ` � _ �
Voting was as follows: '
Ayes'.'' Courici'1'rrieri -��Fu1-k'e�r`tli,' Kelly, Piaryear, �=Simons and F1'ehar�y � �'- � ' � � =` '
Noes: Councilmen - None
Absent: Councilmen - None
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REPORT:�T.IZEASURER'S CASH B'AI:ANCE � - ' � '
Councilm�an Simons,- Finance Gommitt'ee, submitted the following report on
the Treasurer's'Cash�Balance as4of AFebruary 28, 1959: f,�7
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Active Accounts $43Z, 855. 80
Inactive A.ccounts 402, 680, 54 ' ' � � �
'�'otal � .$�835, 536, 3�4 ' �� ;
RESOLUTION - Protesting Proposed Tax Shift ' � ' �
Tax Assessor Townsend advised that a report to the Joint.Interim Committee
on Assessment Practices in California, Senator Glenn E. Coolidge, Chairman,
indicated it was the opinion of ths consultants,in this repo,rt.that utili,ties in.
California are being assessed by the State Board, of Equalization at approximately
50% of:market value while common p`roperty assessed by county ass.essors is be-
ing assessed at from 2Z% to 30% of market value; it was their recommendation
to the committee on assessment practices that utility assessments be lowered �,�
from 50°jo to 30% and that general assessments be raised froin their present ^�
levels to 30% ove-r a ten year �period; thus creating a shift of the tax load from
utilities to the common taxpayer. It was recoinmended council oppose this shift.
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MOTION: Made by Councilman 5imons, seconded by Councilman Fulkerth that
Resolution No. 2531 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council of the City of
Redding protesting the proposed plan for changes in the equalization of assess- � �_
ments of public utilities. _
Voting was as _follow,s: .-- � _ . - • " -
Ayes: � Councilmen - Fulkerth, Kelly, Puryeax�, Simons �and Fleharty �--
Noes: Councilmen - None _
Absent: Councilmen - None • � � - - �' ----- -=- �-
Resolution .No.. 2531 on file in the-office of the =City Clerk, � " '
RECOMMElVDATION ON-AWARD OF BIDS � � � "
1. F�lice Car - Scfiedule-1Vo, 145 � v - `
MOTION;- M�,de by Councilman Simons, se,condec� by Councilman Fulkerth
that we approve the recommendation of the Purchasing A.gent, and accept ,
bid of E1mer W; Junkan�s. on a =Pontiac� Police'C�ruiser;'Bid'Schedul'e No.
145, i�-the net amount�of $1, 902. 4�8 and the su�n of $1, 902048 be encumbered ��S
in Account OC-810-T, Shop and Equipment Maintenance and Replacement �JL�
_ Fund,� Capital 0utlay4• - � - � _ '. " -�
Voting was as follows: � � � ' ` �
Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, Kelly, Puryear, Simons and Fleharty
Noe s: Councilmen - None � ' � - ' � � � ' � � � �
Ab s ent: Councilm en - None . . _._ .
Z. Overhaul &-Reconditioning Turbine Pump = S'chedule Noa _,146 � . _ ,
MOTI0IV: =Made by Councilman Simons-, seconded liy Councilman Fulke,rth�that
the recommendation of the Purchasing Agent be accepted, "and bid, Schedule
No, 146, be awarded to low bidder, Worthington Corporation of San Francisco,
in the amount of $3, 500. 00, for the overhaul and reconditioriing of turbine
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Voting was as follows: _ _
Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, Kelly, Puryear, Simons and Fleharty�
Noes: Councilmen - None
Absent: Councilmen - None `
RE ACQU�ISITION OF S�TEEL BLDGo - Parks �. Recreation Dept.
Mr. R. Stewart, Purchasing Agent, in a memo to all councilxnen dated March 9th,
advised that steel building for the.use of the Parks, and.Recreation Departments •
for storage of mowers,: tools and srriall tractor at Lake Redding Park; coul`d'be " ��
obtained from the Butte S'te'e-1.�: and Construction Co, for $.9..7.,0..00 plus sales tax, •
(double hung doors), or�fro�m _Pacific C�o,mpany fo;r �739e 80 (no doors); that doo.r_s �yl
coLtld be�obtained frorii *he Los Molinos Overhead Door Company for $100. 00 in-
stalled. It was his recoxnmendation purchase be made through the Pacific Coo
and the Overhead Door Companyo
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MOTION: Made by Councilman Fulkerth, seconded by Councilman Simons
that recornxnendation-of the Purchasing Agent be accepted, and steel building
for the use of Parks and _Recrea-tion Department be purchased from Pacific
Company in the amount of $739. 80, and doors be purchased from Overhead
Door Company, Los Molinos; �in the amount of $100. 00,
Voting was as follows: �
Ayes: Councilmen - Fulker,th,�Kell�y, Puryear, .Simons and Fleharty
Noes' Councilmen - None �
Absent: Councilmen - None
DISPOSAL OF OBSOL,ETE EQU�IPMENT `_. . ,. . _ - _. _ , _ . ... . ___. . . ,
In a communi`cation dated IVlarch 9th, Purchasing Agent Stewart requested per-
mission to dispose of obsolete and inoperativ_e eqwipment..which..is• no.longer.� �•
usable, located at the Cyp�r,ess. Street Corporation,Yard. `. .(Lastrtwo ite:ms � �
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Blue Gravel Mi.ne equipment to be deTeted from proposed :sale) .• . • . ,- .
MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Fulkerth that
permission be granted to receive informal bids on the sale:of_obsole.te�-equiprnent
located at the Cypress,Street.Corpo.ration.,Yard, as indicated-in memo •dated+ �
� �y J 'Marchf9th, and authorization given to sell to the highest bidder, The Vote:
Unanimous Ayes. _ r , , , ;
Council to receive report after this obsolete property is sold. . _. � . .- . _
The City Attorney was directed to do everything possible to cLear remai�ni>ng • �<�
details on Blue .Gr.av;el�Mine e�quipment,� ; � . _. .i� .- „ .: . _. ,,,�. a .
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RE CONSTRUCTION COSTS - Parkview Avee „ . . � ,. , � t...i.,,
A communication from the City Manager dated February 27th, gave Council's
informal conclusions regarding,.Gity_!.s,participation in .construction,costs• in �� - ;.
connection with the possible reopening of Parkview Avenue:
1. That City participate on a 1/3 basis construction costs including
deeding to the State, at no cost, additional land in S, Redding Park
,J��� 2� City participate in the cost of the ins�tallationrof traffic signal�s�at , '
' ,.South. Market,Streejt,,Galif�,rnia and �Angelo ;S.treets.in:accordance with
�� established formu�la , �,
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3. . Construction of sidewalk, including curbs, gutters and driveways on
_ east s'i,de ;of.Aka�rd Ave.,between P,ark�view�Ave, ,and_Cypres�s� St,� �= �� t'
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Also street improvements as'recommended in the D. J.� �Faustman�traffie•-study
relating to the reopening of Parkview Avenue. , , ,_ . , ,. , . -
Total costs of improvements $1Z, 500. 00 t '' " ` • �. .. ^ '.- . .,. '.,
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MOTION: Made by Councilman Kelly seconded by Councilman Simons that„
Resolution No,. 2532,be,adopted, .a resolution, of�.the. City„ Coun�cil of.•t�he>Gity of
Redding.appropriating. $�12,,5.00"fro;m,ce;rtain.appro.pr.iations and funds'�for�the,,
/�� cost of ce.rtain� work recommende.d by�the,Faustman,.repor.t-for;the P�arkview�and
Market Street.area. ,, _ , , . r. , . , _ .` .,
` Voting was as follows: � � ` ` '
Ayes: Councilmen -� Fulkerth, Kelly, Puryear, Simons and Fleharty , . .
Noe s: Councilmen - None , . ..�, . �, . ... , , ,
Absent: Councilmen - ,None , � . . , _�, , - . � . . �. _
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Resolution No. 2532 on file in the office of the City Clerk. . . . .
City Manager Cowden advised that it may be cheaper to go to bid on sor�e o£ this• �
construction, ratHer than using force account.�
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� RE50LUTION - Redding Swimming Pool Repair &_Maintenance.`� �
��� A memo ,froxn the City Manager dated March 4th.itemized the_estimated costs :to
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��y�� perform_ necessary rriaintenarice and alteration work at Re,�ding�Swimming Pool in�
preparation for hosting Woinen�s National Swimming and Diving Championships,
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MOTION: Made by Coun��ilman Simons, . seconded by Councilxnan Fulkerth that
Resolution�No;� `2533 be`'ra`'dopted, a resolution of the City Council of the City of
Redding appropriating'$4; 700 from certain appropriations and funds for the.
performance and necessary maintenance and alteration work at Redding Swimm-
ing Pool. .. . . . , `�Z�`
Voting was as follows: '� . � ` ., - - �
Ayes: Councilmen - FuTker`th, �elly, Puryear, Simons anrl Fleharty - �"
Noes: Councilmen - None
Absent: Councilmen - None '
Resolution No. 2533 on file in the office of the City Clerk, �
RE PURCHASE ELECTRICAL �FACILI�TIES - Annexed Areas Enterprise : �
Assistant City Manager-A"ttorney Nes�s advised when in San Francisco last _
Wednesday, March 1 lth, he� had personally been advised that report on the ' • � Ysf
action taken by the Public Utilities Commission with regard to City's purchase
of the electrical facilities in the annexed portion of the Ent,e,rprise_.area w.ill; :'. .,
be in our ha�nds about.April lst, �� � � � - . • -
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RESOLUTION - Four County �Youth Conservatio`�n Program - � •
M�TION: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Kelly that
Resolution No, 2534 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council of the; C.ity of . ,
Redding endor'sing th�e proposed �'our-County Youth Conservation Program for
delinquent boys. '�G�
Voting: was as follows:
Ayes: � Councilmen - Fulkerth, Kelly, Puryear, Simons and Fleharty
Noe�: � Councilmen - None , . . . . • �
Abse�t: Councilmen - None � . .. . . . .
Resolution No, 2534�o"n f'ile iri�the Ioffic`e of the City Clerk,
RE REQUEST OF A; C,I,D; ,-�Reimbursement for Flood Da.mage �� . . �. �
It was the recommendation of City, Attorney Cibula �that claim. of the Anderson-
Cottonwood Irrigatiori District�for reimbursement of portion of flood damage
repairs on the district's carial�Tocatecl`under and near the Marke.t Str,eet bridge. �
be denieda
Councilmen =were briefed ori�the request: That total �cos't of the work was $9, 552. 34
and it was estimated $2, 531. 3? of the cost should be allocated to the repairs made ��O
within the area covered by the Shasta County Superior Court decree.=� dated Dec.
21, 1933. . . . . _ . . . .
MOTION: Made by Councilman Sirrions, seconded by Councilman Fulkerth that .
claim of the Anderson=C�ottonwood�aIrrigation District be denied,�: and the,l,eg.al de=
partment so notify them. The Vote: Unanimous Ay.es, - � �
EXCHANGE OF FOREST' SERVICE L.AND � �
City Attorney Cibula stated that.title.insurance_in the amount of $1�00, 000 would'
adequately protect the`�City�in the exc.hange of Forest Service.property with'the
Federal Government, this title insuranc�e to be paid�by the Federal g.overnment.
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MOTION: Made 13y Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Kelly that council � �{�
approve title. insurance policy to the limits of $100, 000 in connection with the -
acquisition of Forest Service property, The�Vote: �Unanimous Ayes, . .
CLAIM - Property Damage to Automobile
City Attorney Cibula presented_ claim of Glen Lee and Edna M�e Lee, .P;O. •Box
1015 Redding, in the amount of $l00 27, damage to �195�6 Ford on or about Octe 3, _1�58.
It was his recommendation claim be denied,
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MOTION: Made by Councilman Fulkerth, seconded-_by Councilznan Simons that��' `
claim of'Glen•�L;ee arid Edna Mae Lee be deni`ed,� and matter.be. r.eferred to the �Legal
Departmen.t. �The Vote: Una:nimous Ayese � � :
OFFER TO PURCHASE CITY-OWNED PROPERTY
City Attorney Cibula advised that Mr. and Mrsa W. Ro Miller had accepted the
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Ci-ty Assessor's appraisal-�figure'of'$320.`00 "for the purchase of City-own,ed _
property iocated i-n�the nortlieast corrie'r of-East and Lincoln Streets, and -
had placed a 10%�deposi�t on' file for -said purchase. ` � V
MOTION: Made by Councilman Kelly, seconded by Councilman Simons that
.� U � Public Hearing be held on April 6th, 1959 at 7:30 P. M. to �consider the-sale. .
of City-owned property located rtortheast corner of East and Lincoln,Streetso, ..., �,
The Vote: Unanimaus Ayes. ' � �
RESOLUTIONS - Certain Legislative Bills Affecting Municipalit.ies _
Councilmen were advised it'was the recommendation of the League of, Calif.,
Cities that action be taken to oppose AB 14?1 providing..fo.r:.o�er-tirne payrnents
to municipal employees; that a study had beeri made how- this would affect.,the
City of Redd�ing, � and it"'was estimated it would increase costs to`the City.about.;
$120, 000 a year. .. , � _ � ' ° . � `
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MOTION;' Made by Coun'cilman Simons, seconded by Councilman, Puryear,that.
Resolution No. 2535 be adopted (as amended} a resolution of the City Council of
��Z the City of Redding opposing AB 1421^providing ,for.overtime payments to ,
�`- municipal employees. - � . - - " '
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Voting was as follows: e
Ayes:. Councilmen' - Fulkerth, Kelly, Puryear, `Simons and Fleharty,._
Noes: Councilmen -� None � y - ��� ��
Absent: Councilmen - None '
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Councilman Simons, speaking�as `a xnember` of the.5tate�Board of Educ;ation, .
stated he had opposed passage of any legislation that held that �school _districts ..
were not bound by local building and zoning ordinances, however he had been
defeated as far as the Board was concerned, and cited the. Ather-ton caseo,
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MOTION: Made by Councilman Puryear, seconded by Councilman Fulkerth
that Resolution No. � 2536 be adopted,: a resolution of the,City_Council of,the. � � ;,
�'2 City of Redding supporting AB, 156 placing schools and.other��public �di.str,ict,s Yr,�t..
� - under the �urisdiction of-lo'cal building and �zoning ordinances. . , � ; ,« ' _ : .,
Voting. w-as as follows: - '
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Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, Kelly, Puryear, Simons and Fleharty
Noes: ,< � Councilmeri - None' '
Absent: � Couneilmen�- None � � � � ` � ` � ' � � � � �� � �
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Resolutions No. 2535 and 2536 on file in the office of the City Clerk, ' ' �
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RESOLUTION - Approving Memo of Agreerr4erit Gas TaxjFunds � � � ��
City Attorney Cibula presented"a Resolution approv,ing ,the Memorandum^of;,. . .
Agreement providing for expenditure of gas tax�allocation to �the City for the �
fiscal year 1958-59 covering Ridge Drive and Eureka Wayo, . _ , .
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MOTION: 'IVlade by Coun�c'ilman Kelly seconded by� Councilman. Simons that� :
Resolu�tion No. 2537 be adopt'ed,' a res^olution of the�City, Council of the, C.ity of. � �.
Redding adopting budget and approvirig first sizppTemental Memo�randum of Agree-
ment for expenditure of Gas Tax allocation for major Cit,y Streetso; ,
Voting was as follows: ` � � � � ' � • ' �� ��
Ayes: Couricilmen'�= Fulkerth, `Kell,y, Puryear,f 5imons, and.Fleharty.�. .,��.,;<,J.�.+ r
Noes: Councilm�n - None ' ' � � � � �
Absent: Councilmen - None
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Resolution No. � Z537 on file in the office of the City Clerke _ __ -
- ($3,�500 Ridge Dr'ive and�Eureka W'ay Project) ' ` �~ � �y �
RESOLUTION - Fund Transfer re Stop Signs Purchase . ,
MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons,, s e`conded by_Councilman,Kelly._that-._. „ .
��� Resolution No. 2538 be adopted, a r�solution of the City C;ouncil,of the City_ of _. _
Redding appropriating $600 froxn certain appropriations and funds to c,or'rect an
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accounting error and to purchase additional stop signs.
Voting was as follows:� �
Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, �Kelly; Puryear, Simons and Fleharty
Noes: Couxicilmen = None � '
Absent: Councilmen - None
Resolution No. 2538 on file ir� the office �of the Cit�r Clerk!
REDDING REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY ���
Mayor Fleharty annouriced the resignation of Ronald Ossmann from the Redding
Redevelopment Agency, due to a transfer to another City.
Communications •
lo Application - Alcoholic B everage Control ' ' ��
Jeff's Liquor and Sporting Goods Store - 433 North Market Street
2. Inter-Counties Chambers of Commerce of Northern Californi`a � �7
Report on regular monthly meeting held in Central Valley in February
Next meeting to be held in Cot�onwood, Tuesday, March 17th
It was the request of Mayor Fleharty that this meeting be adjourned in memory
and respect to Supreme Cour� Justice Jesse Carter, who passed away this day,
A short eulogy was given by the mayor, who stated that Justice Carter had
served this comm�4nity as district attorriey from�l919 to 1927, was city attorney
of Mt, Shasta from 1927 to 1939 and City attorney of Redding from 1937 to 1939.
It was moved by Councilman Kelly, seconded by Councilznan Fulkerth that this
meeting be adjourried until Friday, March 27th, 10:00 AQ M, when matters per-
taining to the Special Water Bond issue election will be resolved, � The Vote:
Unanimou s Aye s.
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