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HomeMy WebLinkAboutUntitledMinutes - City Council - 1957-07-02 & 1957-07-03 a�`��'�' Adjourned Meeting � Board of Equalization , Tuesday, July Znd, 1957 10:00 A, M. The meeting was called t� order at 10:00 A, M, with the following councilmen present: Fulkerth, Kelly, and Holyfield. Absent: Councilmen Simons and Fleharty. There were no protests. On m�ti�n of Councilman Kelly, seconded by Councilman Fulkerth the meeting was adjourned until 10:30 A, M. Wednesday, July 3rd. Motion carried. APPROVED: ' � � M � or Attest: . ,� e , �,-�.� .. . City Cler Adjourned Meeting Board of Equalization • Wednesday, July 3rd, 1957 10:30 A, M.. The meeting was called to order at 10:30 A. M, with the following councilmen present: Fulkerth, Kelly and Holyfield, Absent: C�uncilmen Simona and Fleharty. Mr. Clark Nye, 2323 Gold Street, protested assessment on lot and improvement S�utheast corner of Tehama and Court Streets. He stated he had been advised by the City Assessor that lot would be assessed $425. 00, improvements $15, 350. 00; assessment on improvements based on 1/2 building construction costs for the year 1947. ��� Statement received had placed lot asse,ssment at $4, 310. 00, improvements at $11, 295. 00, and for this reason he was issuing formal complaint. Mr, Barry advised that all property on Court Street rezoned as commercial would be assessed at $90. 00 per front foot, and it was this rezoning that had increased Mr. Nye's l-o:t�assessment. Mr. Nye stated that if all property on Court Street was assessed at $90. 00 per front foot, he would withdraw his complaint. Investigation by Mr. Barry of his office records indicated Mr. Nye's statement had been sent in error, that lot assessment this year was $425. 00 as originally quoted, improvements $11, 295. 00. Basis of assessment next year, however, would be $90. 00 per front foot. • Council was advised no action would be necessary as property was properly assessed. There were no further protests. � The City Council having sat as a Board of Equalization on July lst, 2nd and , 3rd, 1957, and there having been only one protest which was considered and ' overruled, it was moved by Councilman Kelly, seconded by Councilman Fulkerth that the Assessment Roll for 1957-58 be approved as presented and that the hear- ings as a Board of Equalization be adjourned. The Vote: Unani -ous Ayes. APPROVED: ayor Attest: � �- ' ���°�-�� City Clerk �3 � uv �_*�L�;:� City Council, Regular Meeting - Council Chambers, City Hall Redding, California � July 15th, 1957 ' .7:.00 P. M, The Reverend Harry Mark Dodson, pastor of the Four Square Church, Redding, gave the invocation. : The meeting was called to order by Mayor Fleharty with the foll�owing councilmen , present: Holyfield, Kelly, S�mo.ns�and Fleharty. - � Absent: Councilman Fulkerth, City M,_inager Cowden, City Attorney Cibula, Assistant City Attorney Ness, Director of Public Works Marron, Planning Director Brenner and Assistant Director of Public Works,.Don Simpson were also present. � APPROVAL OF MINUTES , - , MOTIO : Made,by_ Councilm�.n Holyfield, seconded by Councilman Kelly that , the_ minutes of the regular meeting of July lst and the adjourned Boar.d of Equalization meetings of July 2nd and 3rd be approved as mailed to each of the councilmen. � The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. � . . . . COMMUNICATIQNS Request 20.-30 Club of Redding . _ � . . „ MOTION: M�.de by Councilman Holyfield, seconded by Councilman Simons that the request of the 20-30 Club of Redding to hold a light ��� bulb sale July Z4th to 27th inclusive be approved. Proceeds_of sale to finance various community projects and special charity of,20-30 International, the Rheumatic Fever Fund. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. State Div. .of Highways Request Cancellation .of Taxes The State Div. of Highways advised Qf their purchase of property June 26th owned by Jackson Price, et ux, property to be used for Highway purposes, and requested cancellation of both installments ��� of 19,57-58..taxes. MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by Gouncilman Holyfield that Resolution No. 2205 ,be ad�pted, a .resoluti.on of.the � . City Council of the City of Redding acting as a Board of Equalizatifln and correcting assessments; � Voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen - Holyfield, Kelly, Simons and.Fleharty Noes: None Absent: Councilman - F.ulkerth . . _ . Resolutifln No. 220,5 on file in the office of tne, City Clerko � Request of Redding's Asphalt Gowboys Mr. Care�r (�uichard, Top Exalted Grand Puncher of Redding's Aspha-lt Cowbflys advised the 4th Annual Cominunity Barbecue was planned•to be held Sunday, August 4th, and the following requests were � �"� made: a - Use of Lake Redding Park Sund`ay, August 4th Q��`"p� . ' b - Sale of soft drinks and beer " ' � c'- City garbage trucks at their disposal for cleaning up during and after barbecue . . , d - Due to additional traffic, that additional policing of area be considered MOTION: Made by Councilman Holyfield, seconded by Councilman Kelly tliat the reques�of Carey Guichard, Top Exalted Grand Puncher of�Redding's Asphalt Cowboys, for the 4th Annual Community Barbecue to be held Sunday, Au�ust 4th, be granted. The Vote: . Unanimous Ayes. Application Before Public Utilities Comrnission Application Noe 39170 was presented for council:consideration, an ��u' application of the State of Galifornia Department of Public Works for an order authorizing reconstruction and widening of existing crossing at separated grades and widening of existing crossing at grade to be used as a temporary detour during construction on State Route:II-Sha-ZO-Rdg, over the tracks of the-Southern Pacific Company in Redding, �hasta County. Said grade separatifln is sflmetimes referred to as the '!Redding Overhead". Re Gold in Sacramento River . Mr. John T� Haley, Po O. Box 396, an hydraulic oper.ator, i� a letter dated June 30th, advised councilmen of the thflusands flf dollars of Gold ���r lying on the bottom of the Sacramento River, and requested the oppflrtunity to explain liis views how this gold could be flbtained far revenue to run the city, This comznunication was referred to the City .Manager to obtain Mr. Haley's proposale . Shasta-Trinity National Forest A communicatifln dated July Znd signed by Paul .Stathem,. Forest . Supervisor c�f the Shasta-Trinity Forests, advised that constructian of a new office in the Redding area, ta cost in excess of $100, 000. 00, was contemplated to meet incr.eased demands created by the• expanding National Forest program. Council were advised o£ the three tracts of land now deeded. to the Federal Government (area Parkview and Akard), two tracts having rev.ersion clauses which would cause the land to revert �Gf`� to the City should they not be used for Forest Administrati�n purposes for a period of one yeare Mr. Paul Stathem, appearing in person, explained that private capital would be used to construct this proposed new building and clear title tfl the tract of land is essential befare tk�e General Services Administration can negotiate with a potential contractor for the �construction and lease of the building. , , , . It will be necessary for the U. S. Government to give the contractor a 30 year lease fln the land when permission is given to 'construct the " building, he stated,. and,further that it, will only; be.possible to lease the building back for a period flf 5 years at a time. It was Mr. Strathern's recommendation that council give consideration to placing.the title in escrow to be delivered�to the U,S. Government if and.when the contract for the construction of an office building to be _ , occupied by the Forest Service is successfully negotiated. Councilman Simons stated in his opinion all governnnent rights should revert back to the City if the Farest Service did not occupy the subject � land. Councilman Holyfield.favored rights flf subrogation if the � Government did not occupy this property. Mr. Strathem stated ,:. ._ . c.-- ���Q� this prabably would be acceptable to the�Government, but not acceptable � .. to�the loaning company. , _ . � � . .. . . . . - , �t'"� . • It was requested_the; 193�-1939 minutes be studied to determine whether � land was acquired through direct purchas;e .at the full market value or made:through gxant. The City Manager and. City Attorney were directed . ` � ' �' to submit a�report and recommendation, � . _ 5moke Jumper Station - Redding M unicipal Airp.ar.t_�.::_ ��,. .... The subject of a temporary permit�to have smoke jump:er••st�ation _ /�$. at the Northwest corner of Redding Miznicipal Airport was�-deferred pending a joint meeting of all parties concerned, t ; California Water Rights Protective Association .: " ' - ' _ �T=he Calif�rnia Water Rights Protective Association requested continued ����- inter.est in the water rights; and the fair and equitable distributifln of surplus waters to;� the "Ar�as of Deficiency" :or need throughout the' State. Re Annual Highway Meeting ., : .. .. � ' Mr. '�Jack�$utler, Managing Director of the Redding .Chamber of ;Commerce, under date, flf July 15th advised the Board of-Directors��h'ad appr.oved the recommendation o£ the Roads and Highways�_Committee in r�gard to the �O j projects prepared to be recommended to the California State Chamber. City lt�anager Gowden briefed council on the recommeridation.and advised . . flf the arinual Highway Meeting �to :be��held Wednesday, Jul�y:;31st, Golden Eagle Hotel, Reddinga - � . PUB LIC HEARINGS � . - � � � ,� , VACATION OF PORTION SKYLINE DRIVE , _,_ _ ,, Mayor Fleharty opened the Public Hearing on the vacatifln of a portion of Skyline Drive at 7:30 P, M+ . Mr.,Donald Lapp:, 2110 Skyline Drive, appeared� to�_inquire• about pr"ooeedings� as. an interested property ownerA ��� ` . There rtzere•no pr�tests. � � � - , . , ., . -MOTION:: Made by.'Council�man Kelly, seconded by Councilman 5imons, that Public Hearing on the vacation of a portion of Skyline Drive be _ closed. The::Vote: Unanimous Ayes. , - MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded l�,y Councilman Holyfield', that Order_vac:a.tisn�g�_and closing up portiori ,of Skyline Drive � _ in.the City of Redding�be:�app�rflved arid Mayo:r`Fl.eharty be autho'�ized to . � . sign said Order on behalf.of�the`City, � � -� _ Voting was as follows: ' Ayes: Councilmen �- Holyfield, Ke1Ty, 'Simons and Fleharty _ Noe-si: -None - . Absent: Councilman -. Fulkerth , � • _j � ANNEXATION ENT.ERPRISE NO. .3 - . _._ .� Public Hearing on the annexation o£'�territory known;.and designated as Ente:rprise Area.vNfl; 3 was. opened by Mayor F,leharty, :•There were no - protests, . . . _ _ . - , . MOTION: Made by Councilman 5imons, seconded by Councilman Kelly, - � tha.t P.ublic Hearing for the�arinexation of the area known and� de.signated °2�� ` � as� Enter.prise Area�No.. 3�b'e��closed:': The�Vote: T7nanimous Ayes; > MOTION: Made..by Councilman 5irnons., seconded�by Councilman Holyfield, t•hat full reading of Ordinance No,r :5�3�, an Ordinance authorizing and. appxflving the annexation of ce,r�tain;;te�rr-itor�y,.kno��n;�a�d.designated as ` "Enterprise Area #3'.' to the C�ity of R.edd•irig, •County of Shas;ta, State of - California, be_waived and the City Attorney-be directed to scan same, _ _. _ The Vote: Unanimous..Ayes• _ _ . Councilman Simons offered Ordinance No. 533 fflr first reading, �.. , _ . .�.. _ s.�,,�'� � ���� AP.PROVAL. OF.CLAIMS AND PAYROLL - MOTION: Made by -Councilman Simons, seconded by Councilman Holyfield, that claims in the amount of $48, 652. 97, warrant register No. 49, warrant _.Nos,: 2155 to 2206 inclusive be approved and- paid; that.warrant register No. l, IO/ claims July lst through 15th, warrant Nos. 1 to 30 inclusive in the arnount of �` (v � �$48, 176, 78 be.approved and paid; that salaries June 16th to 30th; warrant register No. 47, warrant nos, 3174 to 3407 inclusive in the amount of $35, 3Z4, 66 be approved , Grand total: $132, 154. 41. � Voting was as fflllows: � _ ,... _....,� ...,... -.�. Ayes: Couneilmen - Holyfield;" Kelly, Simons and Fleharty , Nfles: -None Absent: Councilman ,- Fulkerth , = • TREASURER'S REPORT�� : - - _ � . =� - � � � - _ Councilm3n Simons, Chairman af the Finance Corrimittee, stated Treasurer's ��� Report showed cash balance as of June 30, 1957 to be $1, 001, 970. 30, with $400;000. 00 dep�s�si�ted��in inactive account. RE ACQUISITION OF PROPERTY - Redding Municipal Airport City Manager Cowden submitted a written c�mmunication to council'under date _ � of July 5th fln the proposal�of Chas. Bull to:.purchase an ar.ea .125'.x '200' across �the circular drive.�West'of�the� administration building and east of the Airport Mana'gerts hou`se.at the Redding IVlunicipal Airp.ort: � . � �,� The District Airport Engineer of:the Civil. Aeronautics'Administration had indicated there should be no obstacle in��granting a.-le,ase by the C�ity to Mr. Bull to coristruct a building for the rent-a-car lausiness', as�long: as the lease contains the usual provision that terms flf the lease are subject to C. A.A. approval. Long term leases are not favored and their prefereric_e�was five year agreements. � _ - -_ _. Council were further advised there is a.mandatory Federal provision , regarding the adoption of a Ma�ster Plan far Municipal� Airports before any Federal funds could be farthcoming for the development�of�the airport. How- � ever, it apparently was nflt'necessary in�the�granting:of�a gr.ound`lease. � . _ ., . , - ; � , - � � Mayor Fleharty expressed his opposition to the sale_ of any property at the Municipal Airport, � _ , • � � ' �j�� MOTION; Made by Councilman Simons, ,seconded by councilmari Kelly, that it; is'the policy of -the caunclil not tfl dis=pose-by-sale of ariy property on the Wesr side of the Redding Municipal:Airp:�rt.. � The� V.ote: : Unanimous Ayeso CANCELLATION OF. AGREEM}�NT - Ka'rl�and Jim.Hemsted . A communication to the City Manager dated July lOth fr�m:Karl :and Jim Hemsted advised that due to the decrease in wet �garbage and. the econornics involved re- quiring co�king before its use as hog feed, they now requested cancellatifln of �� � their agreement to purchase swill a�d wet- garbage -from the City of Redding, effective�date of�-cancellation tfl�be Aug�ust 15th; : . . In accordance with ter.ms:of their contract, written notice was served and contract is thereby cancelled August 15th. . � _ . � _ . , . . �R.ECOIvIMENDATION .RE REDDING: MJNICIPAL AIRPORT - Tie Down Charges Th� Ai,rport Comrniss'ion urider date�of Ju1y 12th�recommended.the pr,esent � -.tie-down charges at �the Redding M�unicipal Airport be_-removed;and previous action rescinded -to facilitate the development and use of the airport by aircraft owne�rs�; this s�ubjec.t��tos�e�-rev�iewe:d�'e,a:cl�;-year.�.by the commission, MOT'ION:= :.Made by Councilman Simons;. seconded by Councilman Holyfield, that ��� -the recorrimendation of�the Airport Commission b_e acce_pted and tie-down charges at the Redding Municipal Airport be discantinued for ane year, at which time the Airport Commission will reconsider the subject. The Vote: Unanimous Ayes The formulation and adoption at the earliest possible moment of ,a Master Plan - for the developnzert of the Redding Municipal Airport was also recommended. �r��,. i'��-$�: :i� PARKING MET�ERS _ , �; The Cit.y.M�anager submitted analysis on tw.,o;�b;ids r,eceived from Traffic Appliance Corporation of. Los Angeles, vendor fo.r Mi11er Meters, and Taper Tube Pole C�mpany of San Francisco, vendor ,f�r the Dual �Meter. ' " MOTION:.., Made by Councilman 5imons, seconded by Gouncilman,Holyfield, /�� that the recommendatifln of the City Manager be accepted, ,and bid for 116 Miller Meter,s be awarded to Traffic Appliance Cor-poration in,the. net amount of $4, 793. 6;6. . � .., � . . . _ _ .:_.. .. .. . , , �... .. _ Voting was'�as follows: _ . . , . _.�._ .�_. .:<_ , �.:.. : ., ,. Ayes: Councilmen - Holyfield,- Kelly, Simons and Fleharty�. ,.,,',,., ,.,. Nfles: None Absent: Councilman - Fulkerth _ . ; - ` .; , , � - TANK TRUCK PUR.CHASE - - - . _ . . .. . . , City Manager Co'wden advised,there was available at, the Portland, Oregon Service Yard of the ��tandard Oil Company a tank truck in good operating condition that would be sati.sfactory a,s a,gas.ol.ine dispensing,truck at either airport. - ' . . . - . . . _ - . . .._ '.. , . ��� MOTION: Made by Councilman Holyfield, seconded by Counc:ilman, Kelly, that the city purchase Diamond.T truck from Standard Oil'Cornpany:;o,f:California for $l, 042. 00, :money to be� ex�ended from the Equipment Replacement Fund. Voting was as follows: _ ; __ � � Y : . . Ayes: Councilme-n - .Holyfield, �f.selly, Simons and Fl.eharty ; , � Noes: None � _ . ' _ . .. '. �. _ Absent: Cauncilman - F.ulkerth � � ' D�EED OF ACCERTANCE � _ � _ _ MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by Couricilman;,Holyfield, that Resolution No, 2206 be accepted, a res.olution accepting dee'd:of Beulah Mantz�,� Wilkinson, �G � ' Voting was as follows: - _ , . Ayes; Councilmen - Holyfield, Kelly, Simons and -Fleharty Nfles: None � Absent: Councilman - Fulkerth � , _ , � Resolution No. 2206 ori file in the .office of .the City Clerk. ENTERPRISE.SCHOOL .DISTRICT SEWER � � ° � '�- _ ��� � The following communicatifl,n dated July 1Zth, si,gned by Hal�Marron, Director - of Public Works, and approved by City Manager ,Cowden, was: sent.to'all Councilmen. � '!Recently .the Enter-prise Elementary ,School District annexed , their new School site to the City of Redding sfl that they might � avail.themselves of our sewage faci�lities. .Soil and ground water. . � conditi„ons>make_ it impossible for the:m:to use either septic tanks or leaching pits �f_o_r the disposal of the School's sewage, Consequently, � they must.extend:a sewer line�to connect,with the-newzline, which has recently been constructed across the river. _ , , Clair Hi�ll and-.As;sociates was retained by the schoo� -to ;design the sewer and come�up with estimated costs for the. construction of.same. His report shows bhat it_will be�necessary to construct approximately 5, 900,feet of sewer to ser--ve the 19 �acre School site. _This Department , is.;requi,ring approximate_ly 4, 2.60 feet _of-.the sewer to be 12 inches in , size to conform with the m`aster sewage;.plan. ' � The estimated construction cost for this project, including our ' new:trunk sewer�assess-ment fee, would be approximately $47, 500, . � . . . This high cost, to� say the least,� shocked the Board of Trustees of ' the Enterprise School District-as well as the Department of Finance of the State of California whfl are advancing the money for the construction of this schaol. .- A meeting was then held with representatives of the School District to explain our trunk sewer extension policy and discuss the ' problem. The Sch�ol, of course, felt that some concession should be made by the City because of the large area that can potentially be served by this sewer. It was decided at this meeting that Mr. Underwood, Mr._ Hill, and your Director of Public Works would contact Mr, Meirs g�f°y'j�T^ - , 4.�'���ti of the State Department of Finance to discuss the City's sewer policy and also determine what terms �tlie 'Department of Finance � irmight accept to advance the �mone=y=to the'Scliool District � �eve-ral 'schemes were �pr`=opased b'y the Department of Finance � which your'Director of�Publi�c �Works felt would be unacceptaple to''the City. < H�owever, we did come to some agreement as to � what`might be acceptable to the Department of Finance and could � � conceivably be acceptable to the City of Redding. This, •of- • � course, involves an exception to our sewer exten�sion� policy:-� . ._ .. ..... Therefore, the=following �proposition 'is=presented for��your �- � consideration. � -� � � It would be agreed between the City and the School District� � that in consideration for the School District's construction of a sewer line, which has capacity in excess of„that�required fo'r their 'own use, =that the� City=wfluld waive $51, 0'0 of the $150. 00 �per acre' tr'unk sewer �fee�and pay the Schofll District � the differen�ee�in cost between anc�8 inch arid 12 inch pipe for �� � the 4, Z60 feet of sewer. This is estimated to be approximately - $1."25 per foot which totals $5;3-Z0. � � 'Iii'additi�n, 'it is requested that the City furnis�h the iri- . {spectiori for the con'struetion of the lirie, estimated to be ' •• approximately $700. If the City makes. these concessions; � which total appr`oximately $7, OOQ,-whi'elz includes the $950. 00 � 1,.�� waiver of cflnnection fees, it would only cost the school � � � $41, 370, 00 and would make it possible for°�the Sch'ool to con- = struct the line. It is the opinion of the Director of Public Wflrks that, if the Council is in agreement, that tliese.costs _ s � 'are a legimitate charge against the trunk sewer extension ' fundo '-'._..:. . . � � . . � . .., '._. Clair A. Hill advised that the school was being constructed-with� � "Impoverished Scliool_-District Funds!' :and should be ready "for occupan.cy this fall. � It was Councilman 5imon's recommendation that the City pay the dif- ference in pipe siz�e,' -but riot the� acreage rebate. -�� � - � Councilman Holyfield advised the sewer construction fund as of June - 30th was'$2500: 00 in ;the°r'ed-and stated in �his opinion the Gity was in no positi'on�to firianee-th"e'+-Gapita�l Improvement Pr-ogram of the State; it was his recommendation to permit the State to put in the 12 incYi - sewer and the State be=rebated money on subsequent sewer connections to the line', . ��:: �= . � : . ., - MOTION: � 1Vl�ade by Councilman Holyfield, secflrided by Gouncilman Kelly, tha�t tlie Dir_ector of Public�Works be authorized`to discuss, with the�Depar�me-nt"�f Finance and the Enterprise Elementary School Distr"ict, and' offer='therri the following propo•si�ti�on as it relates to the extensifln of the sewer to s¢rvie�e the new sclzo�l-:- ' � - � 'Tlie City will construct'�10 fe-et of se"wer pipe for each ~ • acre in which the assessinent is paid, in accordance with = - - Resolution No, 2155; setting-forth the Council's policy on � ',� sewer extens"ion•s;. However, in addition,- tlie City is willing � 'to enter into an�agreement whereby,a refund wil'1 be made to the� School District or the -Depa�rtrnen-t='of Finance, at the rate of =� �� $5�1. 00�p"er acre for� each acre which��cflri�nects to this sewer� � `'until' sucli time as'the total experiditure of the City, (i; e. , cost � �of "Gi'ty construction �and>refunds)�equalsr the difference in cost - between the'ei-ght'ineh and the twelve� irich- sewer, whicli is required. � _ . � _ The Vflte: Unanimous Ayes, • . � � . �'� r`i' 3,��".n�� RE AGQU.TSITION OF RIVER FRONTAGE Planning Director George Brenner advised that T, Ra Waods had. offered appr.oximately orie mile of river frontage property to the City for a purchase price of $10, 000. 00, said property located West of the � . - pumping plant ari the 1Vliddle Creek Road. It was Mr. W.00d's feeling � jQ �that this pr�perty should be public ownership. However, private , parties had been interested in some of the lflts �for home sites. The Director.of Public Works was asked to plot site on a map.;_,a joint 'field trip of Councilmen, Parks and Recreation Commissioners was. to be planned; the City 1Vlanager and City Attflrney were asked tfl secure a firm commitment from Mro Wflods with the terms and conditions of sa1e; also the recommendations of the Planning Commission and the Parks and Recreation Commission. � � RECOMMENDATION RE CIVIC SITES � The Planning Commission recommended that civic buildings, including City Hall and Auditorium, parks, high school, etc, be located North of � the Sacramento River and East of North Market Street. ,�S Clair A. Hill, speaking from the floor, stated he now had a contract to purchase this land and it was not for sale, George Brenner, Planning Director advised the Planning Commission was thinking of the entire ar`ea rather� than just the business`property. . _ _ � , e_ _ PL;ANNING COMMISSION PUBLIC HEAR.INGS � Planning Director Brenner advised Council a Resolution had been , �� adopted by the Planning Commission setting August 13th-and 27th•;�;as�,y.>. the Public Hearing dates to:be_ held for the purpose',of considering.and�.. . ��-� adopting a M.aster Plan for Public Buildings. , A joint�meeting will be �held Wednesday, July 24th, when Mitchell Van , Bourgh will meet with the Planning Commission, Forward Redding group and the City Council to discuss the Civic Center sites. (6:30 P..M. dinner - Ricardos). � � INSTALLATION ADDITIONAL STOPS �� � � MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, sec�nded by Councilman Kelly, that Resolution No. 2207 be adopted, a resolution of the City Council of the City of Redding providing for the removal of existing stop signs and/or the installati�n of additional stops in the City of Redding at the intersections of Shasta Street with Court Street and with California Street rj� g on a temporary basis and providing for the time when such changes shall be- "� come effective. � � Voting was as follflws: Ayes: Councilmen - Holyfield, Kelly, Simons and Fleharty .. Noes: None � ` ' ' � Absent: Councilman - Fulkerth Resolution No. 2Z07 on file in the office of the C�ity Clerk. � ORDINANCE RETAIL CORE COMMERCIAL DISTRICT , � MOTION: Made by Councilman Simon,s, seconded by Councilman Kelly, /L that the full reading of Ordinance,No. 534, an Ordinance adding ��r Section 1308. 7 to 1308..73 inclusive to the Municipal Code of the City ' of Redding establishing regulations governing the activities of a retail core commercial district or C-4 District, be waived, and the City Attorney be authorized to scan same: The Vote:' Unanimous Ayes.' Councilman Holyfield offered Ordinance No. 534'for first reading, '� �� ��� :. CONTR.ACT - FIRE PROTECTION COUNTY HOSPITAL PROPERTY ;M.OTION: Made b}r Cbuncilman S�imons, seconded by �Councilman Kelly, ✓J that Agreement between th�e City of Redding and the County of Shasta:s for I � fire protection to certain buildings located 'on tlie County Hospital grounds be approved and MayoY Fleharty be authorized to sign on behalf of the. City. The Vote: � Unanirr�ous 'Ayes. ' � ORDINANCE - Two Hour Parking (not metered) MOTION: Made by Couricilman Holyfield, seconcled by Councilman Simons, that Ordinance No. 532, an Ordinance addirig new subsections. 13 to 16 inclusive, to Section 1320 of Article I Df Chapter III of Par`t IV of the /'G � M�unicipal Code flf the City of Redding which p�rtains to tlie establishment of two hour parking zones (not metered), which new subsection adds new.', two hour parking areas to those already'established,. be adopted. Voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen - Holyfield, Kelly, Simons and Fleharty Noes: None ' Absent: Councilman - F�zlkerth Ordinance No. 532 on file in the office of the City Clerk. LEASE - REDDING AIR SERVICE MOTION: Made by Councilman Holyfield, seconded by Councilman Kelly, that Lease with the Redding Air'Service, Inc. , be accepted, and Mayor r (� Fleharty be authorized to sign on behalf of the .City. The Vote: ;Unanimous Aye s. REP:QR:T-_:ON CLAIM FOR DAMAGE MC4�T�I'ON: Made by Councilman Kelly, seconded by Councilman Simons, that the recommendation of the'City Attorney be approved and claim �f / Mr, and Mrs. William F, Robinson, 3104 Placer Street, for damages tfl 1.�� their property in the amount of $206. 67�be paid. � Voting was as follows: � Ay�es:' Councilrrien - Holyfield, Kelly, Simons and Fleharty � Noes: None ' � Absent: Councilman - Fulkerth , CON�TRACTS = Approval � � MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons; seconded by Councilman Kelly, � that Mayor Fleharty be authorized to sign tlie following�contracts: ��Z a. � Glanville Plumbing Co. � Sariitary Sewer Imp. 1957 - 1, West and North Redding Trunk Sewers " . � West and Nflrth Redding Structures ' b. M. W, Brown , : �.j � Extensifln Overhill Drive � ��.� Sunset Terrace Street Imp. - Unites 1 and 2 � The Vote: Unanimous Ayeso C ommunica�ions � �� 5tate Board of Equalization re City-County Sales Tax I�� I � Shasta Cascade Wonderland Ass'n , re Eastern Shasta Co. , � July issue�Sunset Magazine ` ' 1 4J� Delinquent Tax Report June 3rd to 28th inclusive � MOTION: Made by Councilman Simons, seconded by �ouncilman Kelly, that the meeting be adjflurned until Monday, ' July 22nd, _.= 7:00 Pe M,� � The Vote: Unanimous Ayes. � APPROVED: � �' .� • .,�_ Attest: V �ayor �. � . City C'lerk