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Home My WebLink AboutUntitledMinutes - City Council - 1957-03-04 �� - • City Council, R,egular Meeting � Council Chambers, City Hall � - Redding, California March 4, 1957 7;00 P. M. The Reverend Harold Byram, pastor of the Assembly of God Church, 1040 � State Street, gave the invocation. The meeting was called to order by Mayor Fleharty with the following council- men'present: Fulkerth, Holyfield, Kelly, Simons and Flehart}�. City Manager Cowdens City Attorney Cibula, Assistant City Attorney Ness, Planning Director Brenner and Director of Public Works Marron were also present. Mayor Fleharty introduced Carl A. Williams, a member of the Redding Chamber of Commerce, who represented their group at the meeting. MINUTE5 - PREVIOUS MEETING MOTION: Made by Councilman Holyfield, seconded by Councilman Fulkerth the minutes of the previous meeting of February 18th .and the adjourned meet- ing of February Z5th be approved as m�.iled to each of the councilmen. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. P.EQUEST - SALVATION ARMY ��y Second Lt. Crosby, commandin� officer of the Salvation Army, 1254 California Street, requested permission to use amplification for their street meetings. They asked to have electric service installed to a pflae on the west side of Calif. Street at Butte with thP locking type of electrical outlet-. They were also de- sirous to have all electrical charges waivered. MOTION: Made by Councilman Kelly, seconded by Councilman Simons that the request of Edward R. Crosby, Commanding Officer of the Salvation Army in -- Redding, be granted, and electric service suitable for the amplification of their meetings be installzd on pole west side of California Street �a.t Butte at City's expense, power used to be charged to user. Voting was as follows: � Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, Holyfield, Kelly and Simans Noes: Councilmen - Fleharty Absent: Councilmen = None PRESENTATION - Mayor's Special Industrial Committee Mr. C. Wmq McClung, Chairman, submitted "R.eport and Recommendations of the M�yor's Special Industrial Committee" to all councilmen. Members of Mayor's Special Industrial Committee, appointed by Mayor Fleharty 1Vovember 1956 to consider ways and means that might be employed to augment a.nd diversify the industrial potential of Shasta County are: Lou Gerard Ken Morrow - Bill Main . Bill McClung, Chairman Marvin House Ex-Officio members: Bill Minton �� Jack Butler �� '/ R. W. Cowden (Secretary to Committee� � : , . ' Mr. McClung rep�rted the C�mmittee made the following recommendations: 1. That a County-wide economic survey be conducted 2. That a "County Development C�mmission" be organized with all Chambers of Commerce in the County of .5hasta,� and the Cities in the C ounty on the C ommi s si on • 3. That a County Development Specialist be employed to work through the Chamber of Commerce, who would also serve as Secretary to the County Development Commission in the economic development and service of the County of Shasta. i �j r � �`.,,y� 4. That costs of a county-wide survey be borne by the County of 5hasta and the incorporated Citie:s,of the County. That a joint conference be held that�Cities, and the County determine th,eir respective financial participation in the costs af the survey. Councilmen were unanimous ir their praise for this splendid report and thanked Mr. McClung, as Chairman of the Committee, for the report and.recommenda- tions. MOTION: Made by Councilman 5imons, seconded by Councilman Holyfield that the Rep�rt and Recommendations of the Mayor's Special Industrial Committee be accepted, and direct that a letter be sent to each committeeman for his effort on this work. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. � The fflllowing letter, dated March 4th, from Wm. �Main, Chairman of the Special Industrial Committee, Redding Chamber of Commerce was presented: I George Fleharty,, Mayor � and Members of the City Council (� � Redding, C alifornia Gentlernen; The Mayor's Special Industrial Committee, the Redding Chamber of Commerce, the City Council, the County Board of Supervisors, other Chambers in the County, and many other groups and individuals, have recognized the need for a County Development Specialist, working through the Redding Chamber of Commerce. It has been recomm�nded by the above groups that steps be taken promptly to hire said County , Development Specialist. The groundwork towards economic develop- ment in our County, ,is being put down now. It has been recommended that efforts be made to have the "man" on hand during the initial stages of the surveys, etc. The Redding Chamber of Commerce has available funds set aside for industrial pro;motion. Other Chambers will make token contributions for this purpose. We request prompt action from you authorizing the Charnber to proceed in its endeavor to hire said County Development Specialist. The budget as proposed by the Redding Chamber for this , purpose is $15, 000. 00; to include salary and expenses. We pr�pose that the budget will be met as follows: . Redding Chamber of Commerce and all other Chambers in the County meet 30°jo of the budget requirements; �;::,,. .. the City of Redding 30°jo and the County 40°jo. Our efforts must, of course, be towards hiring a man qualified xo do xhe . job and at a cost within the budget. It may be possible to hire the man for a figure �aznd�r aur proposed budget requirements. We will request further audience with you when we have „a,ccomplished our job. We await your autl�ority to proceed. Very truly yours, / Wm. Main, Chairman 5pecial Industrial Committee �J PUBLIC HEARING - Rezoning �{�'I Mayor Fleharty opened the Public Hearing on the rezoning from R-1 (Single Family Residential Districtj to R-3 �Restricted Multiple Family Residential District) at 7:30 P. M. Pr�perty; All of Lot 1, Block P, Deakin's Subdivision Planning Director George Brenner advised this is the property of Viola Grace and others, and rezoning this property had been the recommendation of the. Planning Commission. Mrs. Viola Grace appeared as owner of a portion of the property, favoring rezoning. MOTION: Made by Councilman Holyfield, seconded by Councilman Kelly that Public I-Iearing on the rezoning of all of Lot l, Block P, Deakin's 5ubdivision from R=1 to R-3 be closed, and the Cit�r Attorney-:be authorized to prepare the ��Q3 . necessary Qrdinance to place this change into effect. The Vote;' LJriaiiimous Ayes. PETITION - Formation of Sewer Assessment District �� A Petition requesting the formation of an Assessment District for sewers was presented to the City Council by residents of Skyline Drive from 5onoma Street south to Octavia, of Alameda Street from Sonoma 5treet south to Octavia, and of Crestview Drive from Sonoma Street south to Octavia Street. Petition signed by six property owners. . Mayor Fleharty referred this matter to the Director of Public W�orks to pre- pare the necessary estimate of costs, and to the legal d'epartment for procedure to follow. � J � C OMMUNICATIONS Re "Fluoridation �of Water" ��,�'S" The Redding Branch of the American Association of University Women � advised of a lecture to be given by Dr. Henry M. Leicester on "Fluoridation of Water" at the Rite Spot Cafe Saturday, March 9, 1957. . Master Sewer Plan �� John E. Wolf, M, D. , Health Officer of Shasta County, commented on Redding's Master Sewage Plan prepared by Clair A. Hill & Associates, i and submitted their recommendations, from the standpoint of publiC , : . . . . health, the areas in the City mflre .urgently in need of public sewage ! than others. "The time when the discharge of an undisinfected sewage ' treatment plant effluent is a serious health hazard is in the foreseeable future. We cannot ignore the possibility that it might overtake us un- expectedly. It is therefore necessary to take immediate steps toward adequate treatment of the sewage as Clair Hill & A.ssociates _propose. " Dr. Wnlf stateso � � Notice �of�Appeal - Re Office-Warehouse � � �`�G� Mr. George R. Grogan, individually and as president of the Garden- Olivia Home Owners' Ass'no filed notice of appeal on granting use permit by the Planning Gommission to Carl & Leah McConnell to build an office . warehouse on Continental Street for Montgomery Ward and Company. MOTION: Made by Councilman Kelly, secanded by Councilman Holyfi�eld that Public Hearing date be is_et� for Monday, March 18th at 7:30 P. M. to hear the appeal of Geo. R. Grogan, acting individually and as president . of the Garden-Olivia Home Owners' Ass'n, on granting of use permit by the� Planning Commission to Carl & Leah McConnell to build affice- warehouse on Continental Street, and the Planning Commission be so , advised that written rep ort be submitted to Council, Voting was as follows: Unanimous Ayes. Request Redding Gun Club MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Kelly �� that the request of the Redding Gun Club be granted to have Mr, Herb Parsons perform trick shots bef�re the TV camera within the city limit,s on March lOth; provided this is done under the control and supervision of the Reddirig Police Department. The Vote: Unanim,ous Ayes. PROCLAMATIONS � � � "California Conservation Week" March 7th t� 14th � _ . . �� Annual Easter Seal campaign of Crippled Children's Society of Shasta Co. MOTION: Made by Councilman Holyfield, seconded by Councilman Simons that the Mayor:be authorized to, sign. Proclamatians for, '!California .Conservation Week" and Easter 5ea1 c,ampaign of the .Crippled, Childr,en's Society of Shasta. C�o. The Vote; Unanimous Ayes. �� j GENERAL OBLIGATION BOND ELECTION � MOTION: Made b;; C�uncilm2.n Simons, seconded by Councilman Kelly that Resolution No. 2142 be adopted, Resolution determining that the public interest and necessity demand the acquisition, construction and completion by the City of Redding of the following municipal improvements, to wit: Sewerage System; and that the cost of said Municipal Improvement will require an expenditure greater than the am�unt allowed therefor by the annual tax levy. Voting was as follows: Ayes: Counci'lmen - Fulkerth, Holyfield, Kelly, 5imons and Fleharty Noes: Councilmen - None ' Absent: Councilmen - None Resolution No. 2142 on file in the office of the City Clerk. /G) Appointment of Bond Attorney �%� MOTION: Made by Councilman Kelly, seconded by Councilman Sixnons that letter of Agreement be approved for the employment of Mr. George Herrington, of the firm of Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington and Sutcliffe, as Bond attorney for the City of Redding in the forthcoming election, and Mayor be authorized to sign said letter of Agreement �n behalf of the City. Voting was as follows; Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, Holyfield, Kelly, Simans and Fleharty Noe s: C ouncilmen - None Absent: Coun�cilmen - None ' ' ' ' City Attorney Cibula was directed to contact Mr. Herrington for preparation of the necessary Ordinance to be submitted to council at their next regular meeting:, Monday, March 18th. . ' .�� APPROVAL OF BILLS AND PAYROLL ' / � MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Fulkerth that • Regula� and Spe:cial Warrants, Register No. �38, warrant Nos. 1238 to 1332. inclusive in the amount of $25, 808. 61 be approved and paid; that,payroll, ; February lst to 15th, Register No. 38, warrant Nos. 1179 and 13.75 to 1567 inclusive in the amount of �$31. 379. 62 be approved. Grand Total $57, 188. 23. . . Voting was as follows: ' Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, Holyfield, Kelly, Simons and Fleharty Noes: 'Councilmen - None Absent' Councilmen - None � . Counci�m�xn Simons, Chairman of the Finance Committee, ; advised th�e audit report for the 2nd quarter ending December, 1956,' had been received from Miner B. Phillipps and Associates, and called particular attention to Mr. Phillipp's praise for the cordial and willing cooperation of a1l,with whom they work. � �� APPROVAL OF ESTIMATES Councilman Holyfield, Chairman of the Electric Committee, submitted the following work order estimates of the electric department: 1Vo, 190-E Court-West alley 1700 Block $1, 972. 94 � No. 19t-E Build 12 KV Line to Posse Grounds 2, 504. 17 MOT'ION: Mad'e by Councilman Holyfield, seconded by Councilman Simons , that Estimates Nos. '190E and 191E, as presented, be approved. Voting was a•s follows: � ' Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, Holyfield, Kelly, Simons and Fleharty Noes: Councilmen - Norie Absent: Councilmen - None � ' REPORT - Street Maintenance �� Councilman Fulkerth; Chairman of the Street Committee, submitted the follow- i _ ing recomrnendation`s'on st'reet maintenan`ce and �construction: �� / 1. That outline suggested by Director. of Public Works_ dated. �� Oct. 10, 1956 be followed as closely as possible with regards to the following: a. Classification of all streets into� categories b. Prepare a m3p showing various classifications c. Prepare cost estimates in improving the various classes of streets � 2. Determination by Council of policy for improving and maintaining these various classes � � 3. That Director of Public Works formulate a street maintenance crew within the department, consisting of possibly,three men, . skilled in that type of work 4. A small roller be purchased as soon as financially possible to be used in patch work along with the use of hot plant mix 5. A sound public relatifln program between the City and the interested ' proper'ty owner Mr. Fulkerth further stated that many questions have arisen regarding the freeway and the one-way street patterns, and the Street and Highwiay,Committe� acting in the best interests of all in the City, have compilecl�a" series of t�iirteen questions, and it was their recommendation the Director of Public Works pre- sent these questions to Mr. Miles., _District Engineer, for answero ,, `,L Qizestions on One-Way Street and Proposed Freeway � 7 1�. When will the additional two lanes be constructed on North Market St. ��%��,�� bridge ? _ 2, Will the dividing strip and additional lanes be constructed on, North Market St. concurrently with the one-way street revisions ? 3. _ What provisions are being made for pedestrian crossings on South Market and Pine Street near, Cypress. Avenue ? 4. Where and when will additiona.l traffic signals be installed on Pine St? 5. Is Traffic on Eureka Way between Ma.rket and Pine to be one-way or . ° two-way? . 6. When is the Eureka Way Railroad overpass to be cQnstructed? 7. . If traffic is to, be two-way on Eureka Way, will the parallel parking have to be removed? . . $. What would be the possibility of prohibiting through trucks from using Court Street? If this were done, where should the trucks be routed to tie in best with the ,one=way street pattern?. ' - ' 9. When Stage #1 of the freeway is completed and traffic is routed East on Cypress Street and North on the new freeway, will the inter - ' change at Cypress and Market, as now proposed to be constructed, , be adequate ? If not, what will be necessary to make it adequate ? 10. Will the new portion of� Highway 44 between the proposed #99 freeway � and the airport road be a f reeway or an express way? - : 11. On the basis of the 1975`estimated traffic flow at Cypress and Market Street, will a grade separation,be, ne.cess.ary at this intersection? 12. When tlie new freeway is c�mpleted and Market and Pine Streets are removed from the State Highwa.y system, will the State share in the. cost of rebuilding Market Street to eliminate the excessively high crown? 13. Would it be possible to obtain periodic written progress repo.rts on the various projects affecting the City? MOTION: 1Vlade by Councilman Fulkerth, seconded by Councilman Kelly that the State Highway Department be asked to give answers to the �:bo�Te it�rnized questions. _ The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. . RE SMALL IMPROVEMENT ASSES5MENT DIST,RICTS - ,�� 1VIr. Hal Marron, Director of_Public Works, subrraitte.d under date.of February . 28th memorandum to the City Council on the formation of. small improve:rrient assessment districts. It was Mr. Marron's suggestion��that, the ,b9.11 Act .- , , Proceedings be used in the future for all small assessment districts. In this Act, the property owners pay only on the actual costs of the project as_.they are c�mputed after the work is complete.do An estimate�is given prior.to the ,cir-- culation of��the petition,. but no money is advanced at this -time. Fur,ther,, it .is necessary to only have 60°jo of_the property owners sign the petition, thus - expediting the formatioii of the district . ' �� ,�.�� It was his furtherr,ecomxnendation that City's participation ,in these districts y be all of the engineering costs and legal fees, amounting t� approximately 12 1/2°jo of the improvement costs, That a revolving fund be established, not to exceed a stipulated amount,( such as $50, 000. 00) to be used to purchase these 1.911 bonds from these small districts, which amount would be�no more than $5, 000, 00 each. � ' He stated he had abflut three petitions now in his office awaiting pr�cessing, and in his opinion the 1911 Act had more advantages than disadvantages. The Act could be used for drainage, sidewalks, curbs and gutters, sewers, street improveinents, and street lighting, if property owner so desired. Mayor Fleharty deferred action, pending a joint meeting of the Street Committee, the Finance Committee, the City Manager and Mr. Marron. The City Attorney was directed to submit his recommendatinn frflm the legal standpoint. Mr. Cibula suggested repeal of Ordinance No. 455-A �"�� P.INE�,S:T-REET.;PARK.ING LOT MOTION: Made by Councilman Holyfield, seconded by Councilman Kelly that the Director of Public Works be authorized to advertise f�r bids on the cori- � � � struction of the Pine Street parking lot, and transfer of the necessary am�unt be auth�rized from_the Parking Meter Fund to'the Off-Street Parking Fund. Voting was as'follows: � Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, Holyfield, Kelly, Simons and Fleharty Noes: Councilmen - Nflne ' Absent: Councilmen - None � MASTER SEWER. PLAN - Clair Hill & Associates °1, . � . � �` , MOTIOIV: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Kelly that Master Sewer Plan submitted by Clair A, Hi1T and Associates be accepted,' '_ and final payment to Mr. Hill be authflrized. Voting was as follows: - � Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, Holyfield, Kelly, .Simons and Flehart.y� � Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - None , SITE CORPORATION YARD AND WAREHOUSE �� George Srenner, Secretary to the. Plannin Commission advised the g , . Commission at their meeting of February Z5th, had�recommerided that the Corporatifln �ard, Warehouse and related.facilities be located i,n that area bflunded on the North by �ypress Avenue, on the East by the Sacramento River, on the South by Parkview, and on the West by the A. C. I.D, canal. Map, sh�wing proposed location, was submitted for council corisideration. � � / RIVERVIEW ESTATES SUBDIVISION ' �,�,� Planning Director George Brenner submitted a brief report on the action of the Planning Commission in appr�ving the revised tentative map of the Riverview Es,tates Subdivision lying between the proposed freeway and the Sacramento River. � ' Mr. Brenner advised he would b.e in San Francisco March 17th to 21st, attend- ing the annual conference of the American Society of Planning Officials. �. �j,� • ACCEPTANCE OF SITE - Corporation Yard � MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Holyfield to accept the recommendation of the Planning Cornmission, and other con- sultants, for the location of the corporation yard, warehouse and related facilities,�'::-f�or=.appr.oval"of' -th� ;s�ite ;i�ounded on tlie Nflrth.by Cypress Avenue, ` East by the Sacramento Ri-ver, South�`by Parkview Avenue and West by the A. C. I. D. canal. The Vote: LTnanim�izs Ayes. ' ' �l,,l RE POLICY-1- Use of Assessment District Acts � �Y Under date of February 28th, City Manager Cowden submitted to all council- men comprehensive report by Don Davis, partner of the firm of Stone and ��+� Youngberg, financial consultant�, to assist in the development of a policy as to general terms and conditions governing the use of several impro.ve- ment Acts for the financing of subdivisions and other capital improvements as initiated, or requested, by subdividers or citizens seeking to �finance � public facility improvements. Particular attention was called to the part of the report governing Sunset Terrace Nos. 1 and 2, and the Riverview Estates No. 2, RE APPLICATION P, G. & E,_ FOR RATE INCREASE ��, City Manager Cowden advised he was in receipt of copy of Application #38, 811 filed by the Pacific Gas and Electric Company�on February 8, 1957, with the Public Utilities Commission, for authority to increase electrical rates and to include a fuel adjustment clause applicable to their electrical rates. � A meeting with other City Managers had been schedulevfor March 5th, City ,. Manager Cowden advised, and he woulcl submit report of any and all �develop- ments. _ EM�LOYMENT �F APPRAI5ERS - Central Business District � � � � �'�� City Manager Cowden submitted his�recomrrie�dations on the �employinen� of appraisers to appraise central business district property for possible in- clusion in projected parking assessmerqt district, He recommended the employment of Mr, George S. Pingry to perform this work at a fee of � - $3, 950. 00, and Mr. David Siminons as the second appraiser to perfor�r'1�� this work �or a fee of $4, 000. 00, and that the sum of $7, 950. 00 be trans= ferred from Parking Meter Fund to Off-Street Parkirig Fund. � � � � There was considerable discussion by eouncilmen, City Attorney Cibula and Messrs. Linville, Zachary, Williams and.:�.ak,s_an _the_hiring of local ap�raisers v outside appraisers, and the:q.ue�stion?.whethe-r�;c.`extain--irif.o�r:_mati�on�o`ri�,pr:operty � appraisal should come from the City for the City. � Mayor Fleharty called a five minute recess that Councilmen Holyfield and Kelly confer with Mr. Zachary and Mr. Linville. � MOTION: Made by Councilman Holyfield; seconded by Councilman Kelly that Mr. 'I'homas Linville and Mr. Wm; Zachary be employed to appraise .the central business district property as specified for�the amount of $7, 000. 00, the entire appraisal to be witliout the assistance of any one in the City. Voting was as follows: • • Ayes; Councilmen - Fulkerth, Holyfield, Kelly, Simons anc� Fleharty Noes: Councilmen - 1�Tone � �� Absent: Councilmen - None • MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Kelly that �-�7 Resolution No: 2143 be adopted, Resolution authorizing•the employment of real estate appraisers and appropriating certain amounts fr�om ce-rtain appro- �� priations and funds� fo� payment thereof, The amount�of $7, 000. 00 to be re- paid by District when formed. � _ Voting was as follows: � � Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, Holyfield, Kelly, �imons and Flehar�ty • l�oes: Couxicilme�=- Norie' � Absent: Councilmen - None - - - � • � � � � � _ . �. Reso.lution 1�To . 2143 on file in the office of the City Clerk.' ' � RE REVISION OF ORDINANCE EST, SEWER RENTAL CHAR:GES ' �-��' � Under date of February Z5th, City Manager Cowden�submitted a rec�omrnendation for the revision of ardinance establishing sewer rental charges, �together witl� capy of a letter frflm Edwin A. Wells, Jr. , of the firm of Stone & Youngberg, financial consultants to tlie City. No action was taken by the council. REQUEST TO OPERATE AV.IATION BUSINESS - Municipal Airport �/� City Manager'=��;owderi submitted proposal of J. B. Train and John Crowe to operate an aviation business at the Redding Municipal Airport. 1 � J � ' �,�� Proposal and the recommendations of the City Manager wzre referred to the Aviation Commission for report and recommendation. Proposal of J. B. Train and John, Crowe dated�.February, 26th � City Manager's recommendat'ions da'te�l February 27th .�� REQUEST TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS i � City Manager Cowden submitted request to advertise for bids on fire hose and distribution transformers. It was discussed the advisability of o'btaining transformers in quantity to last several.months, and Director of Public Works Marron stated he would like to-purchase trarisformers of various sizes to last for_a six month period. �y� MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Holyfield . �'�i �� to approve the'request of the City Manager, and permission be granted to advertise for bids as outlined on fire hose and six month supply flf distributi�n transfor�mers. The Vote: . Unanimous Ayes, � � ESTABLISHMENT OF "YIELD" SIGNS South at Garden Sts. � ) � MOTION: Made by Councilman Fulkerth, seconded by Councilman Simons that the City Attorney be authorized to prepare the necessary Ordinance for the establishment of "yi-eld!'..signs on South Street at its intersection with Garden Str.ee.t..- The Uote: . Unanimous Ay.es. � f � RES;O�:U:T:TON - Stop:5treets (California at South) , . � � � MOTION: Made by Councilman Holyfield; seconded by Councilman Kelly that Resolution No. 2144 be adopted, Resolution providing an additional special stop to be added to the System of Stop Streets in the City of Redding, .at the intersection of California and South 5treets, , . � . Voting was as follows: _ _ � _ . � Aye s: C ouncilmen, - Fulkerth, H�lyfield,.. Kel1 Sr, Simons and Fleharty 1Voes; Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - None Resolution No. 2144 on file in the offi�ce of the Git.y Clerk . � . . i ORDINANCE - Establishing 2 Hr. Parking Zones I�� City Attorney submitted proposed Ordinance No. 520 pertaining t� the establish- ment of two hour parking z:ones (not metered) which new subsection adds new tw� hour parking areas to those already established: - . � East side of Court St. .from southerly line of Butte St. .to the northerly line of Yuba St. . �� . � . , North side of Yuba St. from easterly line of Court St. to the westerly . line of Oregon St. West side of Oregon St, from southerly line of Butte St, to the northerly , line of Yuba St. � � . South side. of�.Yuba St. from easterly line of Court-St, to the westerly .line of Ore,gon.St. . West side �of Oregon St, from southerly line -of Yuba St. to northerly. line of Placer St. ` North side of Yuba St, from easterly line of Oregon St, to westerly line � of S. P, Railro�.d right-of-way South side of Yuba St. from easterly line of Railroad Avee to westerly line of So P. Railroad right-of-way � MOTION: Made by Councilmen Kelly, seconded by Councilman Simons that the full reading of the Ordinance be waived, and the City Att�rney be authorized to scan same. Voting was as follows: � Ayes: Councilmen - F.ulkerth, Holyfield, Kelly, Simons• and. Fleharty . Noes: Councilmen - None _. � _ Absent: Councilmen - None e . . . _ . . . _ � . z . . . Councilm�.n.Kelly offered Ordinance No. 520 for first reading. �� 4 , RE50LUTION - Angl e Parking South side of Butte . ��'-� MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Holyfield that Resolution No. �145 be adopted, Resolution requiring angle parking on certain streets in the City of Redding pursuant to Section 13.10 of the Municipal Code of said City, (5outh side of Butte Street between Court and West Sts. ) . Voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, Holyfield, Kelly, Simons and Fleharty Noe s: C ouricilmen - None - Ab s ent: C ouncilm en - None Resolution No. 2145 on file in the office of the City Clerk.. The City Manager was directed to write a letter to Mr. Bill Minton, C,ounty Executive Officer, that angle parking at the Court House be reconsidered � one year from today. Mr.. Marron, Director of Public Works, stated he would confer with Mr, Minton regarding the Court House loading zone. >>. ORDINANCE - County Court House Unloading Zone � �� City Attorney Cibula submitted proposed Ordinance No. 521 relating to a Shasta County Court House unloading zone. MOTION: Made by Councilman Holyfield, seconded;by Councilman Kelly that the complete reading of Ordinance No. 521 be waived, and the City Attorney be authorized to scan same. � �Toting was as follows:. Ayes: �Council-men - Fulkerth, Holyfield, Kelly, Simons and Fleharty Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen` - '1Vone Councilman Simons offered Ordinance No. 521 for first reading.. . The City Manager was directed,to have painting of designated areas for angle� parking at the Court House carried out. � ORDINANCE - Exemptirig Certa'in Agencies from Certain Fees �7 '� MOTION: Made by Councilman Holyfield, seconded by Councilman Simons that the full reading of prdinance No. 517 be waived, and the City Attorney be . authorized to scan same. � V�ting was as follows: ` � Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, Halyfield, Kelly, Simons and Fleharty Noes; Councilmen - None � Absent: Councilrrien - None MOTION: Made by Councilman Holyfield, seconded by Councilman 5imons that Ordinance No. 517 be adopted, Ordinance relating to the Uni,form Build- ing Code and the Permit Fees to be charged thereunder and exempting certain agencies from payment of said fees. Voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen - FuTker.th, Holyfield, Kelly, Simons and Fleharty _ Noes: Councilmen - None Absent:� Councilmen - None ' Ordinance No. 517 on file in the office of the City Clerk. , ORDINANCE - Parking and Loading Z�nes �� MOTION: Made by C�uncilman Holyfield, seconded by Councilman Simons _that Ordinance No. 518 be adopted, . Ordinance relating to parking and loading zories. at 1725 East Street, Cliurch of the Nazarene. Voting was as follows: Ayes: ' C.ouncilmen - Fulkerth, Holyfield, Kelly, Simons and Fl�harty Noe s: C ouncilmen - Norie � Ab s ent: C ouncilmen - None � Ordinance Nfl. 518 on file in the office of the City Clerk, ' �� r �� ORDINANCE - Holding Period 2nd Hand Goods �/� MOTION: Made by Councilman Holyfield, seconded by Councilman Fulkerth that Ordinance No. 519 be adopted, an�Ordinance relating to the holding� period for�•second hand goods. " ' Voting was as f�llows: Ayes: � • Councilmen - Fulkerth, Holyfield, Kelly, Simons and Fleharty Noes: Councilmen - None � � Absent: Councilmen - None Ordinance No. 519 on file in the office �f the City Clerk. NATIONAL GUARD ARNIORY � � ' ��1� MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Hdyfield that Resolution ��No . 2�146 l�se adopted, Resolution authorizing the execution of a Fifty (50) Year lease by the City of Redding with the State of California �f . City owned property upon which to construct a National Guard Armory. Voting was as follows: Ayes: Gouncilm��n - Fulkerth, Holyfield; Kelly, Simons and Fleharty , �, Noes: Councilmen - None ' � �� Absent: Councilmen - None Resolution No; 2146�on file� in the Office of th'e''City Clerk. � ;j� RESOLUTION - Ordering Change of Grade Waldon and Gald Streets r�� MOTION: Made b Couricilman Kell � ;r y y, secflrided by C�uncilman Holyfield that `� Resolution No. 2147 be adopted, a Resolution of the City Council of- the City of =`` v�/U � ;f Redding, being an Ordinance ordering a change of grade on Gold Street, from the West side of Pine Str'eet to'the Railroad Tracks, and�on Waldon Street, , from the West side of California Street to the South property line,of,Gold Street, in the City of Redding, Voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, H�lyfield, Kelly, Simons and Fleharty Noes: Councilmen - None .. Absent;� C'ouncilmen - None " � � Resolution No. 2147 on file in the office of the City, Clerk. ��y RESOLUTION - Authorizing C'ancellatiqn "of Taxes MOTION: Made�b'y C�uncilman�KeTly,' seconded by Councilman Fulkerth that Resolution No. 2148 be adopted, Resolutifln Gancelling taxes on Christian Church, Placer St. , City of Redding. Voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, Holyfield, Kelly, Simons and Fleharty Noe s: Cfluncilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - None Resolution 1Vo. 2148 ori file in the office of the City Clerk. � � , ��/ VOLUNTEER FIREMEN HATS & BOOTS ' MOTION: Made by Councilman Kelly, seconded by Councilman Holyfield that $525. 00 be approp'riated from the Fire Department Budget for the .purc.hase of. Fire Hats and Boots for the Volunteer firemen. Voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen - Fulkerth, Holyfield, Kelly, Simons and Fleharty . . Noes: Councilmen - None' � Absent: C�uncilmen - None � Communications ` " � � � � ��,�' 1. Joint Interim Committee, RandolpH C�llie�r, Chairman, on Transportation P�roblems . - . . ` �� 7� 2. California Roadside Council - Senate Bill #666 , _ _ � �G�� 3. Western Regional Conference Increasing�Highway Engin:eering Prod.uctivity; There being no further busr�;s:s„ it was moved by Councilman Simons, seconded by ' .- ��. Councilman Fulkerth that the meeting be adjourned. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. . � � . APPROVED: ��,,=f�� f �-:% ,� r �'`��,`� ayor . � _ . � I ` f Attest: � j •� , '1 �_ G` j�, �''��'�' �' /�i�-z City lerk r � , I . . � F � :��.-''rA . _�