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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - City Council - 1959-04-06 zss City Council, Re.gular Meeting Council Chambers, City Hall -'' , Redding, California' ' April 6, 1959 7:00 Pe M� The Reverend Clarence L, Williams, pastor of the Seventh Day Adventist Church, 2828 Eureka Way, 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 1VIanager Cowden, City Attorney Cibula, Assistant City Manager-Attorney Ness, Assistant to the City Manager Preaseau, City Engineer Ward and mem- bers of the Engineering Staff Byrne and Harding, Planning Director Evans, � Purchasing Agent Stewart and President of the City Employeets Associatiori Phillips were also present. APPROVAL OF MINUTES . MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilm�.n Fulkerth that minutes of the regular meeting of March 16th and the adjourned meeting of March 27th be approved as mailed to each of the Councilmen. The Vote: Unanimous Ayesa INTRODUCTIONS Dick Ward, newly appointed City Engineer, was introduced by City Manager Cowden, who stated tliat Mr. Ward had been City Engineer and Chief Administrative Officer of the City of Turlock. "He will do an outstanding job for us, glad to have him on our team" Mr. Cowden said, STATE COMPENSATION INS, REFUND Mr. Howard Brownson, representative of the State Compensation Insurance Fund, submitted a check in the axnount of $10, 275, 00, which sum is a 49% �,�� refund of the premium paid by the City for State Compensation Insurance. The City was highly commended for their safety record and it was stated this refund reflected a concentrated safety program inaugurated by the City about three years ago. COMMU NICATIONS Re Civic Auditorium Mr. Beecher H. Harris, Shasta County Community Concert Association, ! � asks if they might have representation on any planning group working on / y'S the eventual construction of an auditorium, as their organization would like to use �the. auditorium and would like to have certain facilities necessary for their productions, Shasta County Federation of Arts The Shasta Federation of Art submitted tentative program and estimated `�� budget for the fiscal year 1959-60 in the total am�unt of $505. 00. Referred to the City Manager for study during budget sessions of the City Council, California Disaster Office, E. Rex Riley, Coordinator Council were advised of a specially planned workshop to be held in Red Bluff Friday, April 10, from 10:00 A, M, , with all day and evening sessions. Workshops, to be held at Tremont Hotel, would have a direct bearing on the �3 � City's disaster plan, City's responsibilities to community and its citizens, the participation in the surplus and matching funds programs, and participation in the administrative and personnel cost program. Mr. Stewart will atend, the City Manager announced, and he with Bill Minton, w�uld attend if possible. 289 Re Leasin� of Land - Benton Airport . ' A communication signed by Edw. K. Machin, owner of T. V. Electronic / Service, and President of Redding Radio �.'aging Corp, , 900 Market % �-�` ` . Street, Redding, dated March 27, „1959, submitted objections to the grant- . ing of a land lease at Benton Airport as requested by Repco. Letter on file in the office of the City Clerk. Request for Special Considerations - Asphalt Cowboys . � Mr. Ed. W. Sheehan, Special Events Chairman Redding's Asphalt Cowboys, requested permission that the Cowboys sponsor "West Coast Show.s" at the Benton tract site during the week of May 26th to`3.,1 st; they�asked for .waiver of the carnival license fees, one man per night police ,protection, and water connections at the. site. , , _ , < Councilmen were advised that funds received by the Asphalt Cowboys would � j� be used for the 195� National Olympic Womens Outdoor Swimtning and Diving Championships to be held in Redding, "the greatest single event Redding has ever witnessed", , MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Fulkerth that the requests of the Reddin� Asphalt Cowboys to sponsor "West Coast Shows" at the Redding Tract site during the week of May Z6 to 31 be granted; this includes waiver of license fee, one man per night police protection, and water connections at the siteo The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. City of Redding Employee's Association The City of Reddin� Employee's-Association, Donald Phillips, President, � in a communication dated March 19th, requested the following b� considered: All employees of the City receive a general wage increase of 10%. � �",S Employees engaged in extra-hazardous work receive an additional 5% increaseo All xnembers of Police and Sanitation Departmen.ts be �laced on a 40 hour week Adjustments be made in certain clas sfications. All employees with ten years or over service receive an, annual vacation. of 3 < weeks. A salary comparison for the Fire Department, dated April 6th, was submitted to all .councilmen; figures compiled from the 1958 S�rvey made of all cities in California by the California State Firemen's Association. u < ' Mayor Fleharty stated these requests should be taken up with the City Manager; that at some point in the negotiations Council could be called in to discuss the matter with members of the Association. Parking Commission Recomznendations a. Quarter Midg.et Race Track � � Mr. Clyde W, Rann, Chairman of the Parking Commission, in a communication dated April 2nd advised that due to the traffic problem in the general vicinity of the. forxne.r City Dog Pound site, it was not recommended as a location to hold quarter midget;races, a recreation- al activity for children between the ages of 5 and 12, -�Jf� It was their recommendation that favorable consideration be given to a site located just south of South 5treet on a piece of City-owned land formerly set aside as a proposed new Armory site; that any t.- lease should be on:::.a year-to-year basis, maintenance and clean-up. ' a responsibility of the Lessee, and adequate insurance be held to pro- tect the City. Matte,r deferred, gending field trip.by Councilxnen, to;�e held April 13th, 11:,00- A.Mm Z90 � b. Parking problems on Railroad Avenue, between Sacramento and . Placex_ Streets and be�twe�Plaeer�and Yuba Streets The followin.g was recommended: � "No Parking" restrictions �e imposed on the east °side of Railroad Avenue from Sacramento to Placer Streets "No Parking" restricttons be imposed on west side of Railroad Avenue from the north property line of Sacramento Street north for a distance , , .� of 100 ft.., .K , � � , . . . "No Parking',' restrictions be imposed on west side of Railroad Avenue from Placer.Str,eet to .Yuba Street. e Action deferred, pending field trip Monday,� April 13th 11:00 A, M. �- . c. "Stop" Sign on Locust Street at East Street Due to the increased traffic on East Street, it was recommended that a "Stop" sign be installed� on Lo�cust Street at East as recent construction on the northeast and sou-theast corners of this inter- // � section has decreased the line-of-sight at this "T" intersection. The Legal Department was instructed to have the necessary Resolutions � for study at the meeti�ng of the City Council on April 13the ' � < Request for Appmintment as Fiscal �Agent & Paying Agent- Water Revenue Bond Mro Wm. W. Bertram, Assistant Trust Officer of the Bank of America, Trust Department, San Francisco, reque�sted Council consideration of their ��� bank as.fiscal agent and paying�agent for the �l, 260, 000. 00 Water Revenue : Bond.issue, in the event the electorate of the City. authorizes issuance of the water revenue bond at the special election to be held on M�y 5,1959 . Fee Sc�edule of charges for this service submitted with communication. � Mr�_ Edward Evans, Manager of the local branch Bank of America, asked for consideration of the Bank of America as Fiscal Agent. • PROGRESS REPORT - Re Trinity Water � Mayor Fleharty advised there would be a meeting Wednesday noon to confer ��-� with the attorney.s we have retained to work out legislative amendments to the Water Agency Act; that actual cost of the water would be for future negotiation. � REDDING REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY ,�`L� Mayor Fleharty deferred appointment �o the Redding Redevelopment Agency. OFF-STREET PARKING Mayor Fleharty advised Congressman Johnson of Roseville was in Redding Friday and problems pertaining to the City had been discussed, with particular at�ention given to the plan of obtaining off-street parking on Post Office property, to the �3� rear of the Yuba Street post office buildinge Roseville has the same plan, the Congressman<advised Mayor Fleharty, however to date had not had any luck in the completion of their plans; it was hoped, by putting the two problems together that something cou�d be worked out. PARKVIEW AVENUE REOPENING ' �� tF Mayor Fleharty advised the possibilities that Parkview Avenue would be reopened were very favorable, and stated much credit should be given to the merchants of that area who had spent�so much time and effort on behalf of the reopening project. PUB LIC HEARING - Sale of City-owned Property � ��/ The hour of 7:30 �', M. having arrived, Mayor Fleharty opened the public �� hearing to consider the sale of a triangular piece of City-ovvned�land loc�ted at East and Lincoln Streetss 291 City Attorney Cibula aclvised the following documents were on file: . . �• , Affidavit of Publication - Notice o.f Public Hearing to be held; this. date. Offer of Mr. and Mrs. . W. R. Mi'11er to.pur.cha,se .property . _ , City Assessor's �appraisal of �parcel - $320, 00 _ ' Acceptance of Mr. and Mrs, Miller of appraisal price of,$320a 00 with a 10°jo check of $32. 00 on file in the office o;f the City Clerkm � � � , , No persons appeared to protest this proposed sale, and the City Clerk advised there had been no written protests. MOTION: Made by Councilman Fulkerth, seconded by Councilman Simons that Public Hearing be declared closed. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. MOTION: Made by Councilman Kelly, seconded by Councilman Fulkert�. that property owned by the City of Redding, located on the northeast corner of East and Lincoln Streets be ,sold to ,Mro. and Mrs,_ W. R, Miller for the amount of ,$3Z0. 00; and the City Attorney's office be � instructed to prepare the necessary deed and resolution appro�ving the sale. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes, ; APPROVAL OF CLAIMS AND PAYROLL MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded:by �Councilman Fulkerth that Payroll Register No. 1$, warrant Noso 1661 to 1869 inclusive in the amount of $37, 639. 31 be` approved; that Warrant Register No, 20, .warrant Nos, -4916 to 5101 inclusive, in the amount of $117, 726, 75 be approved and paid. Voting was as follows: ,�� Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, Kelly., Puryear, Simons and Fleharty Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - None � � � -- � .. : Grand total - Claims and Payroll - $155, 366..06 REPORT - Delinquent Taxes and Redemptions . � Councilman Simons reported on the collections of Delinquent Taxes and Re.demptions for the period commencing January 1 and ending March 25, 1959 in the amount of 1��v $6, 127. 75, as submitted by Genevieve Simonds, Delinquent Tax Collecto,r. APPROVAL OF ELECTRIC ESTIMATE - Councilman Puryear submitted the following Estimate No, 243-E Installation of 12 KV Line on Eureka Way from Oregon Street to Almond Street (Rose Avenue included) $8, 189. 03 MOTION: Made by Councilman Puryear, seconded by Councilman .Simons that Estimate No. 243-E in the amount of $8, 189. 03 be approved, � /O�5^ Voting was as follows: � . Ayes:e Councilm�n - Fulkerth; Kelly, Puryear; Simons and Fleharty Noes: Councilmen - None � Absent: Councilmen - None ' APPROVAL OF.WATER ESTIMATES Councilman Fulkerth submitted the following Estimates: � 1Vo. 51-W— Alley off Redbud Drive ` _$6, 100, 00 No. 52-W Gate Valves at the Water Tanks 4, 838. 00 No, 53-W Willi�s & Gold Streets Area ` ` 3, 790, 00 � j�� � .. Total $14,_7Z8. 00 MOTION: Made by Councilman Fulkerth, `seconded by Councilman Simons that Estimates No.. 51-W,. 52-W and 5,3-W a.s presented be approved. Voting was as follows: , . � - - Ayes: Councilmen - Fuikerth., Kelly, Puryear, Simons and Fleharty Noes: Councilmen - None • e .- Absent: Councilmen - None � , � . , � � . - . , . , � _ 292 RE50LUTION - Fund Transfer Water Department MOTION: Mad�e by Councilmari Fulkerth, seconded by Councilman Kelly that Resolution No, 2542 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council of the City of q Redding appropriating $.11, 500 from�<<r,e,rtain appropriations and funds for the '1�j' I cost of new mains and replac'ements �and_.w.ork on ineter test bench for the � balance of the fiscal year:, ' " � l�� Voting was as fo'llows: __ ' ' Ayes: Councilrrien - Fulkerth, Kelly, Puryear, Simons and Fleharty Noes Councilmen - None � Absent: Councilxnen - None ° � Resolution No. 2542 on file in the office of the City Glerk� REZONIN� REQUEST - Redcling Elks Club Lodge Chris :Eva.ns, Planning Director and Secretary of the 'Planning Commission, presented the following resolution: ` � R.esolution of the Plannirig Commission incorporating recommendations f�� and fin�lings iri the"matter of the request;of the Redding Elks Club ' Lodge to rezone the property f'rom existing 'R-1 (Single Family ResidentiaT) District to R-4 (Multiple Family Residential and Professional Offices) District. ' � � MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, seeonded by Couneilman Kelly that: recommendations of-the Planning Commis�iori be approved, . and Public Hearing for the rezoning of the Elks Club Lodge property be set fo`r April 20, 1959 at 7:30 :P.M. The Vote: Urianimotzs Ayes. ' ` AWARD OF BIDS � � � � . � , ,. . . Distribution Crossarms - Schedule No. 147 � ,..;�� _ MOTI;ON: Made by Councilman_Simons,, seconde.d by Councilman Kelly 'that recommendation of the Purchasing Agent.be approved, and low bid of Maydwell I! and Hartzell, Inc. for REA Distributio� Crossarms, Schedule No. 147 in the � 7 � amount of $2, 088. 32 be accepted, , Voting was as follows: - . - - Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, Kelly, Puryear, Simons and Fleharty Noes: Councilmen = None ' Absent: Councilmen - None � ' ` Cable and Wire - Schedule No. 148 � - MOTION: Made by Co"uncilman Fulkerth, seconded by Councilman Kelly that recommendation of the Purchasing Agent be approved; and low bid of Valley ��'� Electric Comp2.ny of Sacramento for ca�le and wire, ScheduIe No. 148, . in the amount of $11, 969e 46 be accepted; Voting was as follo'ws: ' ` � Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, Kelly, Puryear, Simons and Fleharty Noe s: Councilmen - None ` � Absent: Councilmen - None � RESOLUTION -Fund Transfer City-County Jail City Manager Cowden, in a memo,to Councilmen dated-April 1, 1959, submitted information compiled; �by Bill Minton, Shasta County Executive Officer,. on .costs relative to booking, holding and feeding of City prisoners in the County jail from May, 1958 througYi February, 1959, including costs for emergency treatment and/or hospitaliza'tion `of City of Redding prisoners "at �the Shasta County Hospital, .,ZG � from May 15, 1958 through December 31, 1958, _ Councilmen were f�rth'er 'advised that Agreement between Shasta Cou�S.ty and the Gity regarding joint jail facilities terminates on June 30th, with provision for one year renewal of the existing agreement providing City notifies the County by April 30, 1959. - . The total cost figure submitted by Mr. Minton for the City was $17,'4570 96, with . only $13, 500. 00 appropriated in the 1958-59 budget. A transfer of funds was for this reason necessary, Mr, Cowden advises. 293'. MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman�Kelly that Resolution No. 2543 be adopted, a resoiution of the City Council of the City of Redding appropriating $11, 000 from certain appropriations and funds for' the payment of jail �nd hospitalization costs of City prisoners and authorizing the Mayor to renew the contract with the County of 5hasta for the jailing and hospitalization of City prisoners. Voting was as follows: . %.Z� Ayes: � Co,uncilmen - Fulkerth, Kelly, Puryear, Simons and Fleharty � Noes: Councilmen - None ` ' . Absent: Couricilmen - No "ne� - - � � '" Resolution No. 2543 on file in the office of the City Clerk. . ORDINANCE - Discharge of Firearms, Issuan:cer� of Permit, � City Mar�ager Cowden advi.sed the present City Ordinance prohibits the firing of ' any gun or pistol in the City, and it was requested that ordinance be amended �LG to read '_except as may otherwise be provided in this code.�" , � _ - - City Attorney C�bula_ r'ead proposed Ordinance No. 607, -an ordinance-amending certain sections of the Municipal Code of the City of Redding pert�ining to the discharge of firearms withiri�the City and providing for the iss�uance of permits in connection therewith. � Couneilman Kelly offered Ordinance No. 607 for first reading. <' �" RESOLUTION - Transfer of Funds (Street Lighting) - MOTION: .Made by Councilman Kelly, seconded by Councilman Simons that `� C ''� Resolution No. 2544 be adopted, .a resolution of the City Council of the City �of /�U Redding appropriating $500. 00, from certain appropriations and funds for the cost of street=lights and�the removal of .deficit in the street lighting account. � -�� Voting was as follows: . Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, Kelly, Puryear, Simons and Fleharty Noest Conncilmen = -None � Absent: Councilmen - None' Resolution No. 2544 on file in the office of the City Clerk, (Street Lighting - Barbar,a Road) APPOINTMENT - Deputy State Purcha.sing Agent MOTION: Made by Councilman Kelly, seconded by Councilman Simons that � -� � R. V. (Bob) Stewar,t be,appointed Deputy State Purchasing Agent, and J. A, (Smoky) Preaseau be appointed as an aclditional Deputy State Purchasing Agent for the City of Redding, for di•saster purposes. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. TRINITY RIVER PROJECT - Power Action,.deferred..on-a proposed resoluti_on regarding Trinity River Project to �-3J , provide for public operation, until Monday, April 13th, adjourned meeting of the City Council. RE LEGISLATION - Park and Recreation District � ' Council deferred action on the passage of a resolution supporting A,_B. I095 providing that a City Counail,xna.y withdraw any portion of.the City included �>� within a Park and Recreation Distri-ct either by. incorporation or .annexation, pending further information: (Agenda item Apri1 .13th) ' SPECIAL. REVENUE BOND ELECTION (Water System) , _ City Attorney Cibula submitted Ballot Argument in Favor of Water .Revenue Bond Proposal, City of Redding. One, as prepared by the firm of Stone and Youngberg, and one as prepared by City's legal department. Z�/ :. , � . _ . . _ ,,,, �. . ,_ � . MOTION: Made by Councalman Simons, seconded by Councilman Fulkerth to adopt ballot argument in favor of Water Revenue Bond proposal as prepared by Ston�e , . � . . _ 2 9_4.. and Youngberg, with the elimination of Paragraph 3 and substituting the.refor the second and third paragraph of argument prepared by City's Legal Depart- ment. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. "Ballot Argument in Favor of V�ater Revenue Bond Proposal , City of Redding" . The undersigned, as duly elected councilmen of the City of Redding, � strongly recommend a "Yes" vote for the authorization of $1, 260, 000 Self-Liquidating. Water Revenue Bonds at the election to be held on May 5, 1959. . This proposal is the result of long, thorough engineering and financial studies and we firmly believe tha_t app.roval of this proposal�will constitute�=' a major step in the successful development and well�-being of our city;� ' Paramount in importance is the construction of additional reservoir , storage facilities, Present storage capacity is 12, 000, 000 gallons. Dur= - � ing the sumxner months the peak load is approximately 10, 000, 000 gallons ' daily. Thus, the system has about a one day storage capacity dur�ing critical periods.. .. Failure of pumping facilities would result in water rationing,at once. ; . , . , ... Sorrie 68, 000 feet of pipe must be replaced because it is undersized and deteriorated. Property taxes cannot be levied for the payment of bonds - they will be paid exclusively from water system rev.enues, .which under the existing water rates will be sufficient to repay�the bonds, pay system operating costs, and in addition; provide funds for an ll-year distributiori system and replacement program. : The citizens of Redding realize the importance of maintaining Redding's position as the marketing and industrial center of Northerri California as evidenced by their approval of the sewer bonds in 1957e Again, we encourage your consideration and approval of this measure for the continued development and well-being of our city, /George C, Fleharty, Mayor ' - :. / Sherxnan W. Fulkerth, Councilman . . , � / Earl Lee Kelly, Jr. , Councilman � / C. B. "Bud" Puryear, Councilman . : / W'ilber D. Simons,= Councilman EXCHANGE OF FORE,ST SERVICE LAND - � �� �- Mayor. Fleharty advised that exchange of the Forest Service land with' City would in all probability be concluded within three weeks. CIVIC CENTER COMMITTEE Mayor Fleharty advised the following�mexnbers have accepted their`appointment to the Civic .Center Committee: Planning Commission S� A, Kriegsman City Council - Wilber Simons - � �� Shasta-Cascade W��nderland George O'Brien Parking Commission Bob Dicker Parks and Recreation Ovid Holmes- Forward Redding Carl'Williams' • Ghamber of Commerce ; John Nielsen , �. , MOTION: Made by Councilman Fulkerth, seconded by Councilman Kelly that appointznent of the Civic Center Committee be confirmede The Vote: Unanimous Aye s. _ _ Council to meet with Civic Center Committee Tuesday, April 21st, Council Chambers, City Hallo 7:30 P. M. z95 HIGHLAND-QUIRK SEWER ASSE.SSMENT DISTRICT � Mr. Peter Topp, 1503 Continental Street, advised that residents of the Highland Quirk Sewer Assessment District had a serious condition arising from the fact that City would not allow hooking on to the newly laid trunk sewer line; he asked when said connections could be made to alleviate the �sewer problem arising from the brak�n leach fields, - "An emergency exists, we want something done" Mr. Topp stated• Assistant City Manager-Attorney Ness advisecl that until Public Hearing was held confirming the assessment, the contractor who constructed the sewer lihe was responsible for the line; that if City issued permits prior to this Hearing City would assume the risk - City would be liable. Mrs� Garman, Mrs. Maria Smith and M-r; Williams, speaking from the floor, .j �-� inquired about methods o-f connecting to the sewer, and the actual costs of the ass.essment, �. MOTION: Made by Councilman Kelly, seconded by Councilman Fulkerth that Legal Department contact the Bond Attorney and the Contractor for the Highland- Quirk Sewer Assessment District, and as soon as City's legal department is � satisfied as to CityTs legal position, permits be issued for sew.er con_nections'` " to the main trunk line, subject to written waiver of�any protest at forthcoming Public Hearing by property owners taking out the permits. The Vote: ITnanimous Aye s. - - � RECE55 Mayor Fleharty declared a recess for executive session in the City Managerts office to discuss personnel matterse CITY ATTORNEY - Resignation and Appointment City Attorney Cibula stated that due to stress of private practice, he was tender- ing his resignation as City Attorney, effective May lst, if°convenient with council, He advised he had held this office for seven years, and regretted the circum- stance that he felt made this decision necessary. � Mayor Fleharty commended Mr. Cibula on his fine cooperation with the City, ��� stating that he had served as City Attorney longer than any other attorney the City had had; that a search of the records would indicate that more resolutions and ordinances had been passed during this time than all the rest of the time put � together. MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Fulkerth we accept the resignation of Alvin Cibula as City Attorney with regret, effective May lst, 1959e The Vote: Unanimous Ayes, MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Fulkerth that Edwin N. . Ness be appointed City Attorney, effective May lst. The Vote: Unanixnou s Aye s. "I accept", Mr. Ness stated. Mr. Ness was commended for the remarkable, and outstanding job he had done for the City in the three years he had been with us; Mayor. Fleharty stated it was hoped that Mr. Ness would remain with us for a long time, however if changes were made for the furtherance of his career, City would understand. MAYOR AND VICE-MAYOR - Appointments MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Kelly that George Fleharty be appointed Mayor of the City of Redding. The Vote: Unanimous Aye s. �,3 MOTION: Made by Councilman Puryear, seconded by Councilman Fulkerth that Wilber D�� Simons be appointed Vice-Mayor of the City of Reddinge The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. NATIONAL GUARD GROUP HEADQUARTERS Mr. Morgan Saylor presented a resolution of the V. F.W, asking that Governor ��%'� 296 Brown endorse the City of Redding as site for the new National Guard Group Headquarters, and stated he hoped that Council would adopt a similar re- . solution. � Mayor Fleharty directed Mr, Ness to get additional information for report and recommendation at the adjourned meeting of the City Council on April 13th, , � . There being no further business, it was moved by Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Kelly that meeting be adjourned until Monday, April 13th, 12:00 noon. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. , � APPROVED: . / � _ < • . . _ ..r--� __.-� -- -�_ , � � ,r ' _ . i . �11i!,'/ �-1 �� i /_ � !�.�- . 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