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Home My WebLink AboutMinutes - City Council - 1949-06-20 „ �:',�;�,'�a� There �eiri�; ro fu-rtne-r, 'ous�ziess �he raee�;in� tivas adjourried. AFPRO.V�,D; � � ��!ayor oz i,he �i�.,y oF t�eddin�; ��;1s�r: .;� ; ,i;,�� .�.�-"�/��2-�'� ti�'' ..r'.=�-,��?�_�- - C:ity Clerk�oi thc�jit.� of Red�ir.��;, ,` .�� C�': �-��, ��; �. . J . Regular Gouncil Meeting9 City Hall � Council Chambers, $ p.me June 20, 19k9 The meeting was called to order by Nlayor Swarts and upon roll eall the following councilmen were present: . Anderson, Anthony, Buchea, l�orrison and Swarts. City A�ttorney �Carlton was also present. MIlUUTES PREVIOUS �fEETING , Ma.yor Swarts at this :time stated all councilmen had. received a copy of the minutes of the meeti.ng of June 6, 1949 and if there were, no objeetions, the minutes of this meeting would. not be read by. the City Clerk. There being no objection`s .the m�:nutes were approved as per copp. received by each councilman. NIERKY-GO-ROUND � MR. ROY WII,SEY - Mr. Phil Storm, C'ity Manager, reported to the City Council that Nlr. Roy Wilsey, 2155 Placer Street, who recently. received per- mission to operate a merry-go-round at Lake Redding Park, has purchased a new one ' at a cost of �10,000.00 and that :he expected to have it installed by July 15, 1949• NORTHERN CALIFORNI� SHRINE GLUB � � . City Ma.na�er Phil .Storm at this time stated to the Council that the Northern-�'California Shrine Glub would like permission for Ben Ali Temple to use Tiger_ Field on September ,24, 1949 to exhibit its band, drill team.and chanters, �which wou�ld be open to the publie w�thout charge. A motion was. then made by Council- man Anthony, seconded by Councilman Buchea, that this request be grantedo On roll eall voting was as foliows: Ayes; Counc�lmen; .Anderson, Anthony, Buehea, l�orrison and� Swarts. Noes: Couneilmen: . None. . Absent; Councilmen; Noneo BLOCK 0� BOARDMAN ADDITION - 5.�.4 ACRES . ' Cit� l�tanager Phil.Storm at this time brought before the Council the matter ,of 5.�.1� acres of land in Block 0, Boarciman Addition which had been deeded to the City of- Redding. for park purposes. Mr. Storm stated this property is located on a hillside and not suitable for park purposes. This property Mr. Storm stated should revert baek to the particular parties who previously owned it in' order, to get it on th� tax roll. A mo�Gion was then, rnade by Gvuncilman �,nthony, s.eeonded by Coun- cilman Buchea, that':this property sYiould be deeded back to_ its formers owners. �On-roll call voting:w�.s as follows: Ayes: Councilmen: Anderson, Anthony,, Buchea; I�orrison and Swarts. Noes: Councilmen; . None, ` Absent: Councilmen; ” 1Vone a , � � `q�� S"'" 4-� � ` SOUTHGJES.T_.�IRWAYS - NEW FIELD LIGHTS City Manager Storm r.eport�d to the City Council that the new field lights at the Nlunicipal Airport were installed and the Southwest Airways would like to take. the City Council Members with their wives for a 20 .�ninute fl.ight over the municipal airport in orcler that they could see these lights. The �nvi- tation was accepted. - JUI�TIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE The Juriior Chamber of �ommeree at this� time , requested per- mission to display �ireworks at La.ke�ftedding Park on July �., 19�.9 at 9:30 p.m, as has been done in the past. :After a short discussion a motion was made by Councilman' Anderson; and second- ed by Councilman Buchea� that the request be granted. On roll � call, voting �ras as follows: Ayes: � Councilmen: Anderson, Anthong, Buchea, Mor"rison, Swarts; Noes: Eouncilmen; None, Absent: Councilmen; None. E:. W. HAYBALL. - BUILDING INSPEGTOR .. .. . , The following let�er was received from Inspector Hayball regard- ing Johnny Hudson �hoe Shine Stand on Yuba Street: � , � �'une 17, 1949 . THE HbNORABI,E MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL . Citp.: of Redding. . . - California Gentlemen: Pursuant to a request of the City Couneil, trarismitted to� i�e b.y letter from the City Clerk under date of June � ' �- 15,,. 1949,_ I respectfully submit, the following regarding � the shoe shine stand operated bp one Johny Hudson at 1509 Yuba Street. . . The above mentioned stand was permitted after investiga- tion by myself and other eity officials. There is how- ever part of the installation which is not. in conformity with original agreement, namely the folding glass doors instead of a tie-down canvas as originally .planned. I talked:=�with the tenant, Johnny Hudson, regarding- this. change and ag�eed to permit the doors for,. security reasons. I feel� that this stand does not constitute .a liealth, safety' or fire hazard due to the fact that :it is more than 50 feet from any oth�r structure, it is 3 ,feet inside the ::front property line and is not tenable with the doors closed:, _ Under::the Uniform Building _Code, as .adopted by.the �ity Council, there are no regulations.�regarding. this particular type of occupaney, except those cov�ered by regulations covering Temporary buildings, reviewing stands,. sheds, canopies. and other miscellaneous structures, therefore, ; � I placed'�this shoe shine stand in the last mentioned category. + Res ectfully submitted, � �_ S/PF. W. Hayball, . City--Building Inspec�t�-� � Y '1" T � �G '{" �.�'.. il` M �1'� il` M T M.::.M > . . , Counci].man Morrison wanted to know what city officials, other � than Inspector Hayball, had �approved the er.eetion of ,this stand.. No action was taken at this time; the matter was laid over until the next meeting. The letter was placed on fi1e. � ; ,. . ; 4�r;, , �; �� ' r�iTNICIPAb AIRPORT - 317 ACRES� LAND. _ _ _ . _. _- . - , City Attorney Carl�on at this time braugh�. the matter before the eouneil regarding 317 acr.es of �land near, the Municipal Airport which is to be given to the .City by. the Federal Government. The following resolution was adopted' authorizing Mayor Swarts to sign �he deedo A motion was then made by Councilman Anthony, and seconded by Councilman Buchea, that Mayor Swarts ,sign` the deed. , On roll call voting was as follows; Ayes; Councilmen: Anderson, Anthony, �Buchea, Morr-ison, Swar.tse Noes: Counc3lmen: None. Absent: Councilmen:. None. . - RESOLU�ION N0. 1594 ° � RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Reflding, as follows, to wit; THAT ORVIL SWAftTS, as Nlayor of the City- of� Redding, is hereby authorized to execute- any and a11 applications to any and all appropriate government agencies for° the transfer of approximately 3T7.13 acres of land -owned by th�e United States of America and lying immediately adjacent to that certain a'irfield southeasterly of the City of Redding, known as Kedding Municipal �irport and heretofore designated as Redding-Shasta Army Airfield, Redding, California, W-Calif. 151. Said real property is particularly desc�ribed as follo�rs, to wit: Beginning at the northeast corner of Secm 26, Tp. 3i North, Rang� 4 West, Mount Diabl.o Base� and Nieridian, ru.nning �hence southerly along the_ easterly line of �aid section to the southeast corner of sa�icl Section 26; thence westerly along the southerly line of said Section 26 to a point 301.6�feet� east of the north-south center line of said Section 269 thence north 20°33t- w. to the said north-south center line; thence northerly along said center line to northerly section line of said section 26; thence easterly along said northerly sectiorl line to point of beginning, containing approx3.mately� 31?.13 acres; and said application shall include that certain 21,400 gallnn - redwood water tank, well and pump house located on said property. I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing resolution was intro- du�ed and read at a .regular meeting of said City Council of the City of Redding on the 20th day of June, 1949, and was . duly adopted at said meeting by the following �vote: AYES: COUNCILMEN.t Anderson,Anthony,Buchea,Morrison9Swarts. � NOES o Norie o ABSENT: None, . � Dated; June 20, 19�.9 oA�zi sw�.Ts � ATTES�r:. BERNARD E. GILMORE . � ity: Clerk FORM APPROVED: DANIEL -S. CAftLTON City Attorney RESOLUTION .OF ACCEPTAN�E PIPE LINES � PETE_ GUIDO. A1V� OLGA GUIDO DEED- �Th�e folTowing resolution was presented 'to the City-Council. by ° City Attorriey Carl"ton; . -n �� o'.� R,ESOLUTION OF ACCEPTAlVCE. RESOLUTION N0. 1595 � WHEREAS: it. is to the public advantage and. in�erest that the deed be aecepted from PETE GUIDO and OLGA GUIDO, husband and wife,. to .the .City of ftedding;';`for a pipe� line .or pipe lines for the conveyan,ce and transportation and disposal of sewage and other municipal purposes to tha� certain real praperty situate in the City of Redding, County of Shasta, 5tate of California, and more particularly described as follows, to wit: � � � �� A right of way 10 feet in width, 5 feet on eacb side _ of the following described center line:,: to wit: . _ Said center line is an extension southward of the center line of the existing alley in Bloek 106 of the Garden Subdivision of th� Ci�y of R:edding, as the same is re- corded on the map thereof in the office of; the County . Recorder of the County of Shasta, State of _California, to the north lin� of Sacramento Street. - , AI,SO; . _ - � . The North 10 �feet -and the East 10 feet of the West 150 � . feet of the South 136 feet of that eertain tract of land . described as. follows« Beginning at the northeast corner of_B1ock l00 of said subdivision; thence S. 17° 17� E. 325047 feet to the north line of Block 102; thence �N. 72° •19t 10'� E. 531�.16 feet to the northeast corner of , the. Garden _Subdivision; th�,nce N. 17° 1�Ot W. -325.33 feet; tYience S. 72° 20' �T. 5�.1e99 feet to the place= of beginning. � NOT�J, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY CQUNCIL �F TH� CITY t7F- REDDING, AS FOLLOWS, `P_0 WIT: _ _ 1. That the foregoing recital� is true and' correct; .2. ' That the City :of fteddinghereby aceepts;-said deed _ from PETE GUIDO and OLGA GUIllO, husband and wife9 to the said City of Redding to the . hereinabove described real pro- pertya I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was intro- duced and read at a regular meeting of said- City Couneil of the City of Redding on the 20th day of June, 191�9, and was < < duly adopted at said meeting by th� followirig vote: AYES; COUNGILMEN; Ar�derson,Anthony,Bucl�ea,Morrison,Swarts. - NOES: None. . _ - ABSENT: None. � DATED; . . June 20, . 19�.9• � �- oRvzr, sw�xTs ATTEST; ty �yor. BEANAR.D E. GILMORE - City . lerk. � Form Approved: DANIEL S. CARLTON � ity_ ttorney. x� � �x � � � � � � � � � �- � � After which a motion was made by Councilman �nderson, and seconded bp Couneilman Anthony, that the deed be accepted. ;On: roll call voting was as follows; Ayes:` Cbuncilmen:� Anderson, Ant�iony, Buchea, 1!�iorrison, Swarts. � Noes; Councilmen; .None, Absent: Councilmen; None. - - � BESOLUTION OF ACCEPTANCE - PE'PE GUIDO �ND OLGA GUIDO STREET. AND OTHER CON�ERCIAI, PURFOSES . _ The followin resolut3.on g was presented to the City Council bp City Attorney Carlton: ' �.�{� " �.�` , RESOLUTION OF ACCEPTANCE. No. 1596 �THEREA�it is to the public advantage and interest that ' the deed� be accepted from PETE GUIDO and OLGA GUIDO, husband and wife, to the City of Redding, for street. and other muni- cipal purposes to that eertain real property situate in the County of Shasta, State of California, and more particularly described as follows, to wit; Beginning at the southeast corner of the .intersection of Butte Street and Continental Street in the City of �.edding, California, thence along the South line of Butte Street 1V. 72° 20t E.. $90.0 feet; thence S. 17° 40* E. 15� fee.t to . the true point of beginning; t�ience from said point of begiruiing S0 17� 34' 46t' E. 325•33 feet to the northeast" corner of the Garcieri__Subdivision; thence S. 72° 19� 10" W. 22,11� feet to `the northeast corner of Lot 1, B1ock 103 of said Garden Subdivision; . thence N. 17� 31�4. 1i.6" W. 105.47 feet; thence S. 72'� 19t lOn W. 157.32 feet; thence S: 17° 40t E. 105.1�7 feet; � thence S. 72� 198 10� W. 60.0 feet; �hence N. 17° 404 W. . 105.�.7 feet; thence S. 72° 19t lOn W. 11�Oe� feet; thence S. 17° 1�0° E. 105.�.? feet; thence -S. 72° 19t 10" W. 20.0 feet; . thence N. 17� 40t W. 105o1�?. feet; , thence S. 72° 19� lOx� W. 134.15 feet; thence N. 17° 17t::W. 60.0 fe�t; thence N. 72° 19� 10't E. 5ll.l� .feet; theriee N. 17° 34+ _ 46'! �W. 159.86 feet; thence N. 72° 20* E. 22.11� feet to ' the true point of beginning, being a� extension of Yuba Street and Verda Avenue and of two alleys, and being a portion of tY�e P.B. Reading Grant in the City of Redding, California. . _ . ` NO�T; THEREFORE, BE IT RESC3LVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL �F THE CITY OF REDDING, AS FOLLO��S, T,0 WIT;. _ 1. `That the foregoing recztal is true and :correct; 2. That the City of Redding hereby accepts said deed from PETE GUIDO and OLGA GUIDO, husband and wife, to the said City of. Redding to the .hereinabove described real property. I hereby certify that the foregoing resolu�don was introduced and read at a regular meeting of said City Council of the City of Redding on the 20th day of. Jurie", 19�.9, and was duly� adopted at said meeting by the following. vote: �YES;� COUNCILMEN; Anderson,Anthonp,Buchea,Morrison,Swarts. NOES: COUNCILMEN;. None. .. .� AB�SENT; COUNCILMBN; None. _ �,.:. DATED: June 2�t:�, 191�9, - . OR,VIL 5'�fAftT5 ity yor, Attest: ' BERNARD E. GILMORE . ity , lerk,- � Form Approved: DANIEL S. CARLTON � ity. ttorney. . � �x � # � � � � �x �x � � � � =�_ :. a�ter which a motion was made by Councilman Anderson, and seconded � bp Councilman Anthony, tha.t the deed be accepted. On roll call voting was as follows; Ayes: Councilmen: Anderson, Anthony, Buchea, Morrison, Swarts Noes; Councilmen; � None. Absent: Councilmen; None. � �� " � .1 T.ONY F3NATOCHIO - RAY FERRY ., . , . `��Y TRANSFER LEASE TIGER FIEL13 . City Attorney Carlton, reported to �the City, Council .members re� garding, the transfe`r of the. -lease on, Tiger Field from. Tony Finnochio. arid Rayz Per.ry t:o: the Redding. Browns, ,Inc.: After a . short., discussion., a. motion. was made :by,,Councilma.n Anthony, . and secondeci� by Cou.ricilman Buchea,• that.: this, request be grantedo On roll call voting was. as follows: Ayes;. ;, Councilmen:. Anderson, Anthony, Buchea, Morrison, Swarts. Noes: CounciTmen; None. _ � �ibsentt Councilmen; -;,None. . , , , . . BID - GARDEl'V-OLIVIA S�'WER DISiRIC`i' City Attorney,;,Carlton stated .he .was. .to, have a meeting with the `attorneys ,for; N..F.. Van Valkenburgh. &..Company, who were low �bidders on the ,Garden-0livia Sewer Assessment District, on Tuesday, June 21, . 1949, and suggested that this meeting be ad- journed until Thursday, June 23, 19�9, ��ould it be necessary to meet before the next regular meeting regarding anything which might come up; regarding this Garden-Olivia District. J. p. BftENNAN - MUNICIPAL SWIM POOL ` � City Manager.�Storm suggested that the Fark Committee . check the , new swimming pool .�.nd. bath house before accepting -the work of . J.. ,P. Brennan, Redding Contractor. The� mat.ter was.,held over until the :next. meeting.• . ,.�� " ,. . .. , CITY FLAI�NING COMMISSION . . - The recommendation-s regarding- zoning of. unzoned property within ' the City of Redding and which were made a part of the minutes of June 6, 1949, were discussed by the Council at this time, after which a. motion ;was made by Councilman Anderson, and seconded by Councilman ,�Buchea, that,. the recommendations be accepted. On , _ ., ro ca 1 voting was as follows; . , . . , Ayeso ,Councilmen: . .,Ar}derson, ,Anthony, Buchea and Swarts. , Noes: .Councilmen: Morrison. � Absent.; Councilmen: Nonee GITIZENS ADVISORY CAPACITY - CITY ASSESSOR . _. The followirig�letter� v+ras sent to the names which appear in t�ie letter notify,ing them..of their .appointment to .a committee to serve. in an ,advisory capaeity to. _the City Assessor.z, . - , dune` 15, 19�+9..: ; �. Dear ::Sir: , , , At a regular Council meeting held June 6, 19y.9 �a mot�ion was made and. unanimously approved that. the citizens whose names _appear hereon would serve in an advisory- capacity to � the City Assessor: Howard Thatcher. ':_' _ � . ` Joe Brennan � Ed Frisbie � . ' John_ Nielsen - ----- - Dave Jackson ` ' Orr �Ghenoweth e� �. Bert Gerlinger. Harry Fine �'� �' . Herirp. �lineschmidt, Mike Kassis t----�--�° . � Bob Vaughn= representing . Mr. ' He,ineman-.�re.pr.esenting � �' •,� _ . McClateYig Realty Co. Golden. Eagle HoteT � ' ,I � `�(Hotel Redding} R.F. Stimmel- representing ,�,. -. � Grady .Gand'y _ � Lorenz Hotel . ' =� Silvio_ Bui � Carl R. McConnell '�� Earl' Kise . W. S�. Brunner � � Ver trul = ��:j, � y y ,yours, � .`,�`j, � , ;� �,�� S/ Bernard E. Gilmore �� ``�'�- �itp Glerk ' '_" � . �;; � � , , � � � � � �Ci m �r �i �"-� �i � %x *i : 't.. + , � A , - � ' . _ . . . . �;...y.�,V t . . _ _ . . ,_ . . : . , . . . � tt:�:_��`�� ,�`� ar i; . REDDING CHAIKBER �F �OM1�ER�E �- '� JACK MAYNE_ - .VV��MM. QUINLAN ' ..� . . . . , Jaek Nlayne, . Secretary-Manager of the Redding Chamber of Gommerce, . along �rith Mr. Wm. �.Quinlan, appeared before the City Council members�. regarding-,the survey and designation� of riglits� of way for re-routing of U.S. Highway� 99 Freeway� through the City of Redding. The following written report was filed� . MEMOR.ANDUM TO : : California State Highway Commission IN' REGARD TO ; ; Survey and Desigriatiqn oof Rights of Way for R.erouting of U.S. Highway 99 Freeway;tYiroug.h- C i.ty._of�:Redding PREPARED.,BY� . ; -. : Jack Mayne, � Secretary-�anager; .. � . - , - .. . .. ' Redding Chamber bf �ommerce, _ . . . . _ _ ori Behalf of that Organization and . . � . . . Redding Gity Council DATED�,. . : ; June 3, 191�9 at Redding, California , FORE�TORD _ Following a tnorough �study+ of� the� matter,� the Redding City Council�.on July 7, 19�.$, adopted by unanimous vote a resolution endorsing the _reroutingAof'U.S.- Highwap 99 (State R.oute 3.) , through Redd'ing .via the Rutras Tract, said rout�ng being the one described �nd depicted hereinafter. (Official action of the Council will be found as �ppendix I, attached hereto. ) Thereafter, on February ll, ' 1949, �following further study, the Board of Directors of the Rddding Chamber of Com- merce adopted an action endors:ing the .City Council�s approval of this proposed routing. In bringing this matter. to your attention, we hasten to point out that we �realize actua'1 construction of this rerout- ing project. probably .will have. to wait fvr a later date. Our prime aim at this time ,is to demonstrate the need for designating and surveying� this route, �so that rights of way may be obtained at a reasQnable cost and so that the growth and expansion of the Cit� of Redding may be planned intelligently for the future. . DESCRIPTION� OF �FROPOSED� ROUTE ��T� Reference is made to, the map attached hereto at rear. At the present time Highway 99 follows �the route noted� by �he red line north and south, passing through Redding on : Market Street,, the cityts principal business thoroughfare. As proposed, the freeway rerouting (denoted by black line) . would start about one mile north of. th� city limi�s, some- where between the top of Sulphur Creek Hill (3ntersection wi:th U.S. 299 to the east� and the location on the hill for- merly ,croased by the conveyor line to Shasta Dam, a distance � between the two points of less than a half mile, Thence the route would follow sou�herly along the old conveyor line, � crossir_g the Saeramento River appro�si.mately three fourths of a mile east of the existing bridge, to what is known as the �utras Tract, in the easterr� section of Redding. The :-� � route would traverse the Kutras Tract until the: intersec- �.��"� ; � tion with Cypress Street (State Sign Route 1�4a . " ' From Cyp- a r ress Street to Parkview Avenue (formerTy `State :Sign Route � `� � 41�) the route wou7:d be thraugh city-owried` property, thence �` � through tYie Adams.. TrBct and �across Alta Subdivision to con- � nect with - and use� - the existing �railroad grade separation `�� on the resent Hi hway 99 routin An aTternate .4, � p g g, proposal �� . (dotted line on. Redding Freeway Rerouting map) would continue ��,,��. milehfurtherdsouth, atlor1near9the countythospitalnroadlf , rz,, . �.. �� _ .�; �: fi"iF' �`�� 5•� /� � , � ` �,�J `� �� _ : � . . ADVANTAGES;:OF �FROPOSED�_ROUTE�_ �� _ f)ur.study;;of :this :pr.oblem �has. convinced us �that this is the �, onl ;:f'easible�:route ;for�.the eonstruction of- the freeway thraugh ' e ding. Any other route would entail tremendously-.�more ex- pense to ' the state or would bisect the city in 'such way as , . to effect vastly� destructive.�damage to the� cityts economy. Specifically, we -believe the' route to have��the-`following ad- � vantages; � � � � . �1. Only �about three miles of aetual construction would • be necessary �about one-half mile additional for the alternate ' southern intersectionj . Full use would be made of most of the existing high quality. four-lane roadway south of Redding. 2. A natural, easy gr�.de would be�afforded, r�aking pos- sible a high speed roadway for minimum construc.tion costo - , �3. A minimum of grade separation structures would be needed, particularly if the existing underpass , is used at the�south intersectio��with� �2�e present �highway:: -Only other structures which might°be - e�entual3y .needed: � � . ` �A, Underpass for- sou��iborznd freeway.,traff�.c at north .. _ intersectio��with present Highway 99. - (An adjac- � _ ent draw wo�z3.d-facil3tate building,;:of� this _ structure.) �� ' -B: �Bridge across .Sacramento Rivera (This` would be � _ necessary� �regardless of -location of..new roadway. ) � � � �' -C�; Intersection� structures for crossroads at only two points: Butte or Flacer Street and Cypress Street (Highway 4�) .. . , ' _ D. Some type of structure at southF`intersection to - tie �in wit� exi.sting� railroad uriaerpa5s. . � {E. If alternate plan used only, �intersection struc- ture such- as-�o�ed- i� '�D"-above,.:plus railroad � underpass:) - -. � - . _ . __ - --.._ . . NO3'E: It is our opinion that 'tclover I.eaf'i intersec- tions woulc3, ser�e„ at least temporarily, in all � � �cases -- a��iotzgh , off'ieial traf'fic-;counts, . � , hereinabove noted, might indicate_�immediate con- , , struction of grade separation- xritersection struc- - - � tures. � Fr�rther; �there �appears no need for pro- : viding an intersection- of the proposed route at Parkview �venue C old Highway �.1�) ,, as a1Z traffic thus served eould use. Cypress Streete 4. Fropert3r traversed by the �route is. to� a great- extent undeveloped0 From the north� intersection to the Sacramento River there is:-no development. From the Saeramento �River to Cypress �Street �a� right of way already has�..�beeri� set aside in the area owned bp Mr. Kutras, � Other� property �in this area. ' is owned by the City of Redding. and Anderson-Cottonwood- Irri- gation Districta The city also owns the prop�rty between Cypress Street and. Parkview Avenue, ;_ South of Parkview Avenue to the southern intersection,, some housing would` have to be eliminated. However, over the entire route. - .at the extreme southern point - only one� masonry building`,interferes with � • � construction through the proposed right of way,' this being � the � structure occup3ed by��the �rgonaut Liquor .warehouse. 5. Exeept for the section, between Parkview ��Avenue and the� southern intersection�, :where � there �are` various small.` ownerships�, . an exeeptionally. few landholders are involved. � � From ths northern intersection to the Sacramerito River all land is held-`by a single owner, 1�Srs. Kate Benton._ . From the Sacramento River to Cypress Street only thre,e .owners are- in- � volved;��the City of Redd3ng, .:Anderson-Cattonwood Irriga,tion - District�_ an.d�Mr. Chri�st Kutras. Further, =the= city; is the sole owner between Cypress Street -and Parkview�Avenue. ' � - - 6.4�Although it _was- felt for a time _by some ;that a truck route �by`=passing� Redd"i�ri�g, with passenger, car traffic reinain- .�� ing on Market Street; wou�ld have �been a preferable arrangement, such is not possible un'der laws governing freeway construc�ion. Therefore; it now is agre'ed generaIly. that this. is� the only . . route: which ,will adequately serve the needs. of.`�both. through : � andr. loeal traffic. Connections on all intersecting routes could -be made directly with the new freeway,. excepting in one instance - Highway 299 to the west. In this case, traffic � would have to use Market Street between the ,present junction ; ��`,� , � - `�. at Eureka Way,and the northern� and southern intersections. . Other access streets to the freeway, from Redding to the west, also .might _be used, Traffic count figures elearly _ demonstrate', however, �that no serious problem� would;•result � here.�- :. . . . . _ � � . . ,�_ . , , � .� . :._ _ . ., . ,�� , . , , ' .. . . , _ : . � , � _ _ . . . _ . , . . . . ._ TRAFFSC �COUNTS . . . ._ .�. . All counts� shov,m he`re are from the 194$ Annual Traffic Count, issued by. Mr. G. T, NcCoy, State Highway,Engineer, � and covertthe 16 hour period, 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. ROU`i'E 3 (U•S. 99) -- , Redding, N.. , Jc. Kennett Rd. � " _ and`Route 2$ (U.S, z99) ; dulj 1947 July 194$ � Sun. � Mon: Sun. Mon. � � � �13th • l�.th. , � llth 12th �E.�-on.�Free -Bridge Rd. : . . , ; . ., ; 299 - 299 � 497 53$ 3, ,on"Sha=3-B (U,S., 99) , e . . . . 0 6610 � 6154 ?259 ?�r61 �+T: -on Kennett Rd. . e . . :. . . , . e . ; �92 5�5 �r51 604 E; on Sha-2$-A; (U.So 299� . . . e : 976 � 947 121�0 1216 N. � on Sha-3-B. CU.S. 99) . .. . . . . b316 6166 5�65 5924� �8easonable to assume nearly all of this traffic would divert to 99 Freeway south if intersection provided here, along , with intersection at Cypress :Street (State Sign Route l�1�) . Redding, S. , �Jc. Route 20 � � � (State Sign Route 1��.) : � � _: � : S. on Sha-3-Rdg �U•Se 99� .�. . o . $70�+ 11176 93$5 1255z E: on Sha=20-Rdg (State Sign = � Route . 4�) . . . . . . . . e . . . . . . . . e . 3646 �4�5$ 3993 5335 N. ori Sha-3-Rdg (UeS. �9) . ,. . . 109$3 13759 . 12430 1660$ Redding, 1. Mi: W, � - � ` � On Sha-20-B (U.S. 299) . . o . .., e . No Count - 1$33 19�2 Redding, W.C.L. � - On Sha-20-B (U.S. 299) . . . vo . , . � .1704 1723 Station Discon- � � . tinued The first table denotes the count at almost the exact point of the proposed north freewap junction, The.,,second table shows the count for the nearest point for. which figures are available-, ,this being .about one mile north of the proposed ,south freeway intersection. The third and fourth tables are � shownrymerely. to demonstrate that routing� of traffic on �he present HighwaY ,99 to and fram Highway 299-west will pose no serious._probiem,, _ * NEED .FOR THIS REROUTING � We believe.,the above traffic counts const'itute. ample evidence of the. dire rieed for relief of the present congested � si�tuation on fteddingt s main, street. ViTith the modern four- lane. roadway.now in use up to� and into our southern outskirts (the last section of this roadway between Redding and Anderson _ now is under construction) , and with a similar high type road planned from Redding northward, it .is readily apparent that the present heavy use of Nlarket Street cannot be continued much longer .without an a•lready serious bottleneck _becoming � one of unbearable proportions. It should be borne in mind, too, , that mueh loeal traffic •us.es this. street whieh is not � recorded� in any of these counts o � _. � `. : `�. '� Your attention is. called further to the fact tY�at :Aed- ding is_ one of _Californiats fastest . growing_,cities.`�'�°In�' 1930 � it numbered just over 1�000 residents. Official 1.q�.0" popula- . tion was $109... A, special census in December,� 19�.6, showed 90�0. A . recently cbrripleted canvass: by the: Ro L. Polk Direct- ory Company.. indicates a popuiation inside the city limits of between 11,000 and 12,Q00, with an estimated. l$,000 persons inside and. immediately adjacent to the city. Shasta Countyts population grow_th. has been comparable -- from 2�,$00 �official census, 191�0) to 4�.,600 on January lst . of this .year (estimate � e �: . .� �. , �� bp California Taxpayers Association) . ,� This constant , gro�th today..ha.s�-.,produced traffic counts � comparable°'with: most" any;population center`: in .Calif..ornia, Certainly,�� as�'�tYie iridustries of Redding grow`and tYie city continues to become increa.singly impor�ant as ,a wholesaling arid' di`st'ribut`ing, cerite'r `-=�'"to say nothing of "its constantly e�cpanding retail'busiries`s arid tourist patron.age -= this traffic si�tuation will :become more and more acute. � Also; � consider the matter of hazard. Today vast num- bers of the heaviest� type of trueking equipment roll right do;�,m Reddingts main street --��throizgh�freight trucks and trailers, , lumber trucks, �log trucks; even oil arid gas trueks, Leaving aside the noise and smell disadvantages, along. with the congestion 'problem9 it � need ha"rdly be pointed out that the hazards to pedestrians and operators of passenger_ vehicles are �remendous. � - Onlp the other day (May 25) a lu.mber tri.ick� lost its load at the junction of Market Street -(U.5. 99) and Gypress (State Sign Route 41�) . By t�ie grace of _good fortune, no injuries resulted. Good. luck, along__witYi especially string,= ent enforcement of laws. by the Redding Police ` Department, have kept down the accident and death tollo In. fact9 the Citp. Manager- has advised that the city has been �put to the expense of' one additional ma.n . ori the police ,force for a considerable period of �time; just to watch� Market Streetts throngh traffic;: `.Fu`rthermore, an additional motorcycle � patrolman is ��to be��added �to the �force in 'the riear future for:'this; s�me reasona Even so, we shudder to�.imagine what � CQULD :happen at any tiine` should alog truck. lose its load or a ga�oline° truck become involved in a serious smashup; , In a word`, volume of traffic and potential catastrophe, along with noise and other factors; demarid a solution for the problem. WH�IT WE ASK NOW Having �demonstrated, we trust, that a real need exists for r�routi�ng of�-the ��99��Fresway-through the outskirts of Redding; we re'peat our assertion that we are not at this time asking for .immediate construction of this project. We are fully aware that demands upon Galiforniats highway funds are tremendous, and that r�ew highways can be.�construeted only as �fast� a's "moneys become available. We are� grateful for the �fine new roads which have been built and are being bui-lt in Shasta County. We realize that first things must .c�ome first, . . . . _.. . ,. _ � Nevertheless;� we feel �it would` be. jus�t -plain good bus,- iness for the state to survey �his 'route .and defiriitely � designate it �at the earliest possible moment. We �r,ake this statement fnlly 'cognizant of the flact that the state cannot be surveying future routes and buying rights of way everywhere, for to do, so would mean probably little or no money left for actual' road- construction:-- However, we feel _that if this route can be designated and' surveye'd, now -- before property -is developed, and Redding is growing in tFe directian �of the proposed_ freeway --- the � 5avings wi11� be `:so.. tremen'dqus' over costs_�:in :the future that it will be just good� .ecariomy to .follow `thls proposal. Further- ' inore, it is .ent'irely possible a cooperative; arrangement .-can be worked out t�etween the state and the city wherefiy any state funds assigned to the. city that can be .used f'or rights of way 'pitrposes �an be diverted for the purchase of .ri.ghts. of way for this f�e'eway,.; provided the designation is made`. Lastly, designation of the 'rights of v+tay� for this freeway will allow the City of Redding to proceed with orderTy plan- � ning for future development, something which is not possible no�r. _ . _ ._, � Sumr�aing up -- only one logical route presents itself; prompt action will mean' .savings 'running into the .thousands;. and a service. wil7. 'hav'e been .performed, for .botH the State . of Califo�rnia '-and the `City .of Redding. We� sincerely hope this `matter meets with your ear].y and favorable attention e' In' any ease�, we 'thank 'you f or your time and consideration. . s �r�'{.e� .,i�: ''�;.�J APPENDIX I _ . r Followi.ng: is an excerpt: of the minutes. .of an. adjourned - ' reguiar meeting�'of'�the C'itp' Council' he1d��July 7, . 194g: . .,.. � . _ _� . . . , . . . .. .. - - - -`"Mot3on� by Councilma.n�BucYiea, �'seconded, ,by Counci�lman � ' 'Anthony;'� that� the Gity.. CounciT. eridorse the :proposed freeway `route for the Stat�e_ Highway��through the. Kutras ' Tract as proposed to this Council by �lair Hill and � � that the City Clerk report- this to the Division of Highwa�s and ask their cooperation for� an early deter- � , mination in the matter. On :roll eall voting was as � follows:. � . ,. � ; Ayes: Counci].nien: Anthony, Buchea, ,Morrison, ` - Swarts and �nderson. � Noes: Councilmen; None ' Absent; �Councilmer.: None.tr ' . " - CI`i'Y CLERK$S� OFFIGE, ) Ss� n . . - City of :ftedding . . ) � I,. Bernard E. Gilnore, City Clerk of the City of Redding, �ounty of �hasta, . State of California, do hereby certify that I have compared the annexed_ and.foregoing copy of motion ma.de and seconded that the City Coun.cil endorse, the proposed free- way route . for. th�; State Highway through. Kntras Tract as per adjourned regular ��ity Council meeting 7/7/1�8 with the original record thereof as the same appears copied in the' 'records on file in my office at the City Hall. in�.the City of Redding, California, and that the . annexed and foregoing is a full, ,true and correct transcript therefrom, arid of the whole of such original reeord. WITNESS ,my hand and the Seal of the City of- ftedding, thi� lOth day of (S E A L) February,. A,D. 1949. .: ' _ /s/ BERNAli� E e GIL�iORE �y 1`�rt i�a M. 'ldri ge, eputy � � �x =x �x �x � �x �x � � ;= � �x � � �x After which a _motion was made by Couneilman "Anderson, seconded by Councilman �nthony; that the Chamber _of Corr�nerce be commended for their work which has been, done and request that they_follow �this matter through r�gardless of tlie number of trips' necessary to make to .Sacramento .contacting the Highway ,Coriimission. �n roll call voting was as follows; Ayes; Courici-lman: �Anderson, Anthony, BucYiea, Morrison, Swarts. Noes: eounciZmen� None, Absent: Councilmen, None. NEW SUBDIVISION - GEORGE FARLEY 1�Ir. Clair A. Hill,. Civil Engineer, appeared before the City Council representing Mr. George Farley, who is deveToping a new _subdivision near the city �water tanks, regarding the construction of sidewalks. Mr. Farley requested to nave rolled curbs instead of the standard curbs: The City Couricil disaussed this matter at some length and �referred it to the Flanning Commission. Mr, Hill also requested a change in the� new._subdivision ordinanee, which requires sewer outlets to each lot in a subdivision. l�r. Hill contends many � persons build homes on more..than .one lot. This matter was re- ferred to City, Manager.Storm� and City Engineer ,Green for further study. � 3 " CITY' PLANN2NG COMi�iISSION , - � , At this time Councilman Anthony stated he had served on the Plan- ning Commission for ov�er, a year and that he woiild., like at this time to be relieved `of! attending further mee-tings. Mayor Swarts � stat,ed it had been tlie; policy to �put the younger ,councilmen in service on this committee, but as Couneilman Morrison could not . . ._:'..•:'..r '�s ._ �,�� attend, Mayor Swa.rts appointed Councilman Buchea to �a�:e Cour,cil- � man Anthonyts pl�_ce on the Planni_ng Commission. No further busir�ess uppea.ring the meeting was adjourned until Thursday night, June 23 , 1949, at $ p,m. � APFROVED: . Mayor of the Ci�y of Redding ATTEST: ` y 'J � ✓ �_.i/!/L£/ �" CT'erk of �he ity o <Red ing :'' �'�'� ��- �� '��J Adjourned Regular P�Ieeting of City Council, Council Chamber�9 City Hall� � June 23 , 1949, $ p.m. The adjourned regular meetin� of the City �Council, scheduled for this date in the Counci.l Chambers at the City Hall, will not be held , No business to come before the City Cour�cil at this :tinie. This meeting will be adjourned until Monda.y, June 27, 1949, at 8 p.m. A PP�'iO�lED: !'�TTEST: P�iayor of � e City of Redding , ��:-zA��//"i�. ,��?�/�..�-�?�-�� Clerk of the C�`'y o�' �.edding � ��1 ��=�� c� Adjourned Regular P�eeting of City Counril, Council Chambers, City Hall, June 27, 1949 - $ p.m. The meeting was called to order by Mayor Swarts and� upon xo11 call the following co�uncilmen were present: ' A.nderson, finthony, Buchea, r�Zarrison and Swarts . City Attorney Carlton was also present . RESOLUTION - CANCEL DELINQUENT TAXES City Tax Collector, A , F. Souza, Jr. , wrote t-he City �o�ancil request- ing that city taxes in the amount of �2.25 in delinquent taxes against Tract '�122 C-5 , Lot 1]., Block l, Lakeview Subdivision, be cancelled , Af�er a short discussion- Councilman Buchea ma.de a motion, seconded by Councilman Anderson, that the taxes be car.celled. On ro11 call � voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilm�n; Aril'�81CSt�21y �3uchea and Swarts � Absent or not voting: Councilmen: Anthony and Morris�n Noes: Councilmen: None. The fallnwing resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION N0. 1597 RESOLUTION CANCELLING TAXES PJHEREAS That certain property described on the delinquent tax roll as Tract �122 "C-5", and -which is also described' as Lot , 11, Block 1, Lakeview Subdivision to the Ci.ty of Redding, as said subdivision is depic�ed on the official reeords of the County of Shasta, State of Ca.lifornia, has been heretofore sold to the City of Redding; and . - WHEREkS there appears to be a delinquent tax in the sum of �2.25 on the delinquent tax roll and other records of the City for and against said parcel of property for the year 1939; and ` , ��``� WHEREAS in view of the sale of such property it is in the public interest that such tax be cancelled; NOti9, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED BX THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF REDDING, AS FOLLOWS, TO VuIT: 1. That all of the f oregoing recitals are true and correct; 2, That that certain tax in the sum of��2.25 levied against the above described real property .�or the yea�r 1939 is hereby cancelled and the Tax Collector and other officials of the City of Redding are hereby directed to cancel said tax on the City records . I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was intro= duced and read a� a special meeting of said City Council of the City of Redding on the 27th day of June, 1949, and was duly adopted at said meeting by the following vote: AYES: COUNGILMEN: Anderson, Bu�hea and Swarts NOES; COUNCILMEN: None ABSENT: COUNCILMEN: None NOT VOTING: COUNCILNIEN: Anthony and Morrison. DATED: June 27th, 1949. ORVIL SWARTS ATTEST: City N7ayor. BERNARD E. GILMORE City Clerk Form Approved: DANI:EL S . CARLTON City �.ttorney. .1. J, � J. J. J. �� J .1. �. � �. J. • •1� i M M M M M :�. .�C .�. •�. ir i�� .�. .r EXPENDITURE GAS TAX MAJOR STREETS Gity RZanager Storm brought before the City Council the memorandum of agreemen� providing for expenditt�re of the gas tax allocation to the City of Redding for the 1949�50 fiscal year. After a short discus- sion a motion was made by Councilman Buchea, seconded by Councilman Anderson, that the agreement ,be accepted: On roll call voti.ng was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen: A�derson, Buchea and Swarts . Noes: Councilmen: N ne . Absent or Not Voting: � Councilmen: Anthony and Morrison. The following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION N0. 159� r RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF REDDING ADOPTING BUDGET AND APPROVING 1�7EN10RANDUM OF �GREENIr,NT FOR EXPENDITURE OF GAS TAX l�LLOCATION FOR MAJOR CITY STREETS . WHEREAS, a meznorandum of agreement has been presented to be entered into with the State of C�.lifornia in accordance with a project statement submitted by the City of Redding f or expenditure of the gas tax allocation to cities for the fiscal year 1950, and WHEREAS, the city council has hea.rd read sa%d agreement in full and is familiar with the contents thereof;° THEREFORE, be it resolved by the city council of the City of Redding that said project sta.tement be and it is hereby adopted as the budget of proposed expenditures of the gas tax allocation to cities, and s<<id agreement be and the same is hereby approved a.nd the mayor and the city clerk are directed to sign the same on behalf of said City, said agreement to be binding upon the City upon its execution by the authorized offi.cials of the State. ADOPTED this 27th day of June, 1949. ORVIL SWARTS Mayor of the City of Redding. � Attest: BERNARD E . GIL1�40RE City Clerk of the City of Redding I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution_ was duly '�`�t:� and regularly passed by the Cit� Council of the City of Redding _ ,at� a r_egular: meeting thereof, heTd�_on� Ju�ne 27, 19�+9• " BERNARD E. GII�MORE � _ Approved: -- . . . � . . _ l:ty . erk�:�.. - � _ � , DANIEL S. CARLTON - . � . ity ttorney. .. �1� y y .,- �.. ,. y _ �M ,�It •T .� h� M. '�i�. �P c M M �I` � M T M � . . .. _ ' DEED - HARRY I. FALMER, RUTH E. PALMER - � - .The matter o`f� accepting the right of way deed from H.I. Palmer and Ruth E, Palmer to the City of Redding was brou�ght before, the Coun- cil by Citp :Attorney Carlton and after this matter was discussed by - the Council rriembers., a motion was made by Councilman Anderson, ` seconded by Councilman Buchea, that the �deed be. accepted. On roll ` call voting was as follows; ._ - - Ayes: Councilmen; Anderson, Anthony, Buchea, Morrison, and Swarts. . Noes: Councilmen:. Norie o � . - � � Absent: Councilmen; N'one. - . . � � � � The foilowing resolution was adopted: . ; ` RESOLUTION NO�.- 16p5 - - - � _ � � RESOLUTION OF ACCEPTANC�, � - . - , WHEREAS, it is to the public advantage and interest that the deed be accepted from H. I. PALMER and RUTH E. PALMER, husband and� wife; to the City,:of. .Redding, for a . pipe . line or pipe lines. for the.. conveyance� and transpor� �Gation and disposal of sewage and other municipal purposes to that certain real property situate in� the City of Redding, Gounty of Shasta, State of California, and more particularly described as follows, to wit: A strip of land 10 feet in. width, being five feet in � width_ on each side of the following described center line: Beginning at a point on the east line of ,�ln�ond Avenue, � from which the. Southwest corner� of Lot 2, B1ock N of the Dakyn Addition bears S. 17° 40t E. 42,65 feet, tYience ' N. 6g°�.6f06tY E. 17$.36 feet to the east line of said Lot 2, B1oek �N of the Dakyn Addition to the City of Redding, as the same is ,recorded on the map thereof�in the _offiee , of the County Recorder of the Countp of Shasta, State of California. � _ NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE C.IT.Y. 0�"' R�:DDING';i AS FOLLOW$, T0 WIT: _ - , _ _._ � �- 1. That the foregoing recital is true and correct; 2. That the City of Redding hereby accepts said- deed from H.I. FAbMER and RUTH E. PALMER, husband and wife, to the said Cif�r of Redding to the hereinabove _._descri�bed real : property. - - T here.by certify that the foregoing resolution was intro- duced and read, at a regular. meeting of said City Cou�cil of the City of Redding on the 27th day of June, 1949, and �vas _ duly adopted at said meeting by-. the fol:lowing vote: . AYES; COUNCILMEN; ANDERSON, ANTHONY, BUCHEA, MORRISON, SWARTS NOES: COUNCILMEN; None . � - ` � ABSENT; COUNCILMEN; None Dated: June 27,__ i949 a. _ - . . . . . . . � _ � ORVIL SUdARTS . ATTEST: . � , yor a the- City._o _ Red in� - BERR��IRD E'. GILMORE � . - lty - er . FORM APPROVED: � DANIEL So CARLTON � . ...: _ �': :,>:_.,:. ; ity_ ttorney. . _ _ " , _ ,.� . , , �k =k -� # =X �k � �� %X � � �x X� ��;�� SEV�TT�iGE DISPOSAL PLANT - � � ,�.; � , City Manager Storm;at thisatime informed �the��Council :there �were not sufficie�t funds in the Sew.age Disposal Constructiori Fund to pay the Contractor, J, P; Brennan, for completing the job-and recommended that �20;000.00 from the Parking Meter .r',und, �p�10,000.00 from the General Fund, be transferred. .to the ..�Se�vage. Disposal Fund � in order that payment could be made, at this time. The State of California will refund approximately �2$,000.00 to the City when the contractor is paid and the state audits the account. TRANSFER OF FUNDS , , „ . , , , . . Councilman Anderson made a motion, seconded .by Councilman Buchea, that the sum of �1,000.00 be transfe-rred from the Gener•al -Fund to the Special Recreation Fund. On :roll..call�.voting .was as follows: Ayes; Councilmen: Anderson, Anthony, Buchea, �Morrison and .Swarts, Noes: C,ouncilmen: . None: , � . Absent: Councilmen: None. � � ., . � : _ , . _ . . , . •: � .�. > , . .; .�: .- Councilman� Anderson, �made a motion, seconded by, Councilman B.uchea, that the sum of �20,000.00 be transferr.ed �from the :Parking Meter Fund to the Sewage Disposal Construction Fund as �/loan to be paid back as soon as our check arrives from the State of California. On roll call voting was as follows; A3res: Councilmen; Anders,on, Anthony, Buchea, Morrison and Swarts. Noes; Councilmen; None. Absent: Councilmen; None. , . . � : Councilman Anderson made a motion, seconded by Councilman Buehea, that the sum of �10,000,00 be transferred from the Electrical Depart�= ment Fund to the, General Fund: Qn roll call voting_was as follows; Ayes: . Councilmen; Anderson, Anbhony, Buchea, Morrison and Swar-ts. Noes: Councilmen: ; None. _ � , . Absent; Councilmen;. None, Councilman Anderson made a motion, seconded by Counc�lman Buchea, that the sum of �10,000.00 be transferred from the General- Fund to: the Sewage Disposal Construction Fund. On roll call voting. was as follows; Ayes;; Councilmen: , Anderson, Anthony, Buchea, Morrison and Swarts. Noes: Councilmen; None. , _ . � Absent: Councilmen; Noneo . , CITY-COUNTY HEALTH PROGRAM � The Council members diseussed the City-County Health program at this tinie and instructed City Attorney Carlton to obtain more infor- mation regarding this plan, also have. a representative of the State Health Uepartment come to Redding to discuss this matter with the Council. RAY LEONARD - SPECIAL AUDITS Councilman Anthony at this time made a motion, seconded by Council- man Buchea, _that whenever a special audit is needed of city books, that I�Ir. Ray Leonard, Accountant, be employed. On roll call voting was as follows; Ayes; Councilmeno Anderson, Anthony, Buchea, Morrison and Swarts, Noes; . Councilmen; None; Absent; Councilmen; None. ' STANDARD OIL LEASE - TERMINATED - BENTON. FIELD At this time a letter from the Standard Oil Company was read asking that the Lease Agreement between the Standard Oi1 Company and the City of t�edding, dated August lst, 1929, and N[odification of said Lease AgreementAugust 31, 191�1� and extended to July 31, 191�9 be terminated as of August 1, 19�.9.;, After discussing this matter a � motion was made by Councilman -�Buc�hea, and seconded by C'ouncilma.n �Iorrison, t�at the request of the Standard Oil Company be granted. " �;,�'� And on rollcall voting was as follows: Ayes; Councilmen: Anderson, Anthony; Buchea, �Morrison and Swarts. Noes: Councilmen: None. _ Absent: Councilrr.en: �'one. " - ' �� . . � ��. A motion was then made by Councilman Buchea, and seconded by Gouncilman Morrison, that a new lease. be accepted for a term of one year August, T9t�9 to July 31, 1950 and year to year thereafter until terminated by ninety days written 'no.tice from �eitYier'°party of its intention to do so. On roll ca11 voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilment Anderson, Anthony, Buchea, Morrison and Swarts. Noes: Councilmen: None. Absent: Couneilmen: None. SOUTHWEST AIR�dAYS COMPANY, , - , , , . The following �letter ��ras received from the Southwest Airways Company and ,placed on file; . . . .. , .. -- - . . , , . ,, . ; � � SOUTHWEST `AIRWAYS �C'OMPANY .; , ., .,.. , . South .San Francisco, �:Calif o �'. - . June 21, 1g49 , _ _ ' � . . . . . . . . , , � . �� Philip Wo Storm, �City Nta.nager � ' � " , C ity of, :Redding , _ .. �Reclding, _California . Dear. .�Ir, :Storm: ' . � :.; • � . , _; . , . ,.. ..,_ . . . �,-;:, , We wish to� express our gratitude� to you; ,the; civic leaders, and eitizens of Redding, who were,,responsibie ;for the instal- . lation ._of �a modern runway lighting system at the Redding � �Municipal .Airport: . , � _ , . , We .realize �that this improvement at � the Airport was made primarily to accommodate 'Southwestts service. You may rest assured that the lighting .system w�Il improve the depend- ability of: your air transportation and. you will undoubtedly ' �be interested to �know that it may be instrumental ,in securing , a CAA Instrument �.Landing System . (II,S) for the Airport, All � of��the.� equipment required for an ILS,,was earmarked :for another . city in the Sacramento Valley and_was to be installed later this, year. However, it has been determined that this airport did riot meet- all of the specifications for instrument operations and we have recommended that the pro,ject be transfexred to Redding o � '. . . At the present time our la�nding minimums at Redding are restricted to a 1000-foat eeiling and 3-mile .visibility in the d`aytime, and� ay1500-foot ceiling and 3-mile visibility at night. Ldith your new modern lighting system and ,-an ILS installed at the airport the day and night miriimums could be decreased to a 300-foot ceiling and 3�4-mile visibility,, whieh is the same as that at major airline terminals. .., We are truly grateful for your splendid cooperation and support. � . . , _ :i , , - � _ , :Sincerely yours, � , . , . /s/ T,R. Nv.tchell. - , � . Vice�.President _ � � � �� GAftDEN-OLIVIA' SEWER SYSTEM . .� � . _ , City ,Attorney Carlton informed the Council at this time that technical objections .would, .delay star,ting of the .Garden.-Olivia Sewer District. City Attorney Carl�ton explained that the attorney for_the low bidder on the job, N, 'P. Van Valkenburgh, objected to specifications for completing the .project. , These points were technical but would re- quire the City'Council to hold another. meeting at .which time residen�s of this �;stric;t,�eari appear and��'voice their ob jections, if any. The �ity Council set 'July 12, 19�:9` at 7:30 P.M. for the hearing. �� LETTER - DR. .V, J. GOLLINS, HEALTH OFFICER ' " ' � � ' The following letter was received frorn Dr. "V. J, Collins and� placed on file; � � �. ..,, _ ; - �June .2'7, 1949 � _ . Honorable City Council � of the City�of,.Redding . - C ity Hall - � ` ' . _ . , . � Redding, �alifornia Gentlemen; ' - Re: Resolution of Tntention No, ' 7�' �` � �-- -�'- - ' � Garden Olivia Sewer Assessment. District ,,, . - . , , . . . . . . , , .. .. . . Under date of N1a.rch 21, 1949, I wrote '"you recommending that you undertake proceedings for. the construction of sanitary sewers for �the Garden-Olivia Sewer kssessment District in your City: � � � . �� _ Pursuant thereto and on. said date you adopted Resolution of Intention No. 7 to undertake pr.oceedings for the _.construc- tion of said sewers pursuarit to the Improuemerit Act of 1911, and to levy assessments upon the area beriefited thereby and to issue bonds upon the unpaid assessments tYiereof pursuant �o the Improvement Bond Act of 1915. � � ' . I have examined and am acquainted with the plans, pro- files .and detailed drawings .for the construction of said sewers - entitled.' 'tCity�of' Redding Engineering Department; Sanitary �Sewer System of �the �Garden-Olivia Sewer Dist'rict October, 19�.6, ' Revised 'July, T91�$, Revised P�ay, 19�.g; �d. �T; Green; "City Engineer't, and specifications therefor entitled' �'rCity of Redding, Redding, California, Specifications and C.ontract Documents for all Required Labor, l��aterials, Trarisporta`tion� ar,.d ..Services for the Construction of the Municipal Sewer System,;in the �Garcieri-0livia �Sewer Districttt, and the , district and area to be assessed; the� exterior boundaries of which are delineated upon sai�i pTans; copies of which�are on fiTe in''the office of your City ,Clerk to which reference is hereby made for further particu.Tars. � ' � ' � � ' ' ' Ybu are advised that I recommend that you undertake and continue said proceedings as necessary as a health measure. �s� Dr; V�. J. .Coll'ins � " City Health Offi.cer . . . Redding, California , , . .�. ' � � �ti� m �i� � =� %� m �"'r m x� y'r �i m �� RESOLUTION N0. 1599 � " A motion was made by Councilman Anderson; seconded by 'Cbur`icilman Buchea; that the following resolution be accepted: �� ' ' RESOLUTION N0. 1599' ' � ' . . � . , DETERNIINING TO UNDERTAKE PROCEEDINGS FOR THE .CGATSTRUCTION OF. SANITARY� SE't�T�RS �WITHOUT PROCEEDINGS. UNDER DIVISION. 1� OF THE. STREETS_ AND HIGHWAYS CODE . , _ _ .. RESOLUTION. OF .INTENTTON I1T0. 7 GARDEN-OLIVTA . S��TER �SSESSI��NT DISTRICT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Redding, California,. that 6�1HEREAS;, the: :City ;Health Off�icer of the City of .R�edding - has recommended �to .this. Council that th� proceedingS under- taken pursuant to Resolution of. Intention No. 7 adopted on ��arch � zi, 194g �by this 'C,ounci.l under��and pursuan� to the Improvement ; Act of 1911- and "the `Improvemerit� Bond Act of 1915, for the ' construction of the sewe,rs more particularly described in the � plans, profa.les arid detailed drawings entitled ttCity of Redd�ing . �: . _.� . Engineer Department, Sanitary Sewer System of the Garden- ��'� Qlivia. Sewer Da.stri.ct, October, 1y4�, RPvised July, 191��9 � Revised P�Iay, 1949, titi', UJ, Green � City Engineer", and the specif�cations therefar entitled "City of Redding, Redding, Californi.a, S�ecifications and Contract Documents for �11 Required Labor, T�Iaterial, Transport2.tion and Services .�or the Construction of the Municipal Sewer System i.n the Garden�-Olivia Sew�r District", a.nd to levy assessments upon the district benefited thereby, the exterior• boundaries of which are mor•e particularly delineated upon said pla_ns, a.nd to issue borids uportl the unpaid assessments ther�of, a_17� on file iri the off�ce of the City C�.erk and to which reference is hereby ma.de for fuxther pa.rticulars, be underta.ken �.nd continued as necessary as a health meas�xre; NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS FOUND, DETERNiINED AND ORDERi,D, as f�1_lows; 1. Tha.t said praceedings sa undertaken �nd proposed to be continued by this Council for the construction of said sanitary sewers and the levy of said assessmezats and issuan.ce of bonds upon the unpaid assessments thereof; be undert;aken and contin.ued as necessary as a health measure . 2. That none of the pr°ovisions of Pivision �. o�' the;r Streets and Highways Code, the Specia.l �!ssessment Investiga� tion, Limi.tation and Majority Protest Act of 1931, shall apply to said special. assessment and assessment bonci pro- ceedings . ry: �3��L J�::�:.�:�::�S:�::�::�:�:)��C.�: I hereby c�rtif'y that the foregoing resolution was intro-- duced and read at a regular rrieeting of said City Council of the City o�' Reddin.g ors the 27th day nf June, 1.91�9, and was duly adopted at said meeting by the fallowing vote: AYES: COUNCTLMEN: ANDEN,SON, ANTHONY, BUCHEA, MORRISON, SWARTS NOES: COUNCILNiEN: NONE P.BSENT: COUNCILP�IEN; NONE DATED June 2'7, 1949 ORVIL S�'ARTS ATTEST: Mayor• of the City of �,edding BERNARD E . GILMORE City C?erk J J. � Jl. J. J. J. :�: .�L � .�. M �� i M %X �` %rG %�L � and on roll call voting was as f ollows: Ayes: Councilme�a: pnderson, Anthony, Buche�, P�orrisar. and Swdrts Noes: Councilmen: None . Absent: Councilmen: None. RESOLUTIOPI N�. 1600 � A motian was made by Counci.lman Anderson, seconded by . Coun:cilman , Buchea., that the following resolution be accepted: RESOLUTION NOe 1600 RESCINDING RESOLUTION ORDERING �'�IORK UNDER RESOLUTTON OF' INTENTION NOe '7 GARDEN-OLIVIA SEWER ASSESSP�ZENT DISTRICT RESO'LVED, by the City Council ef the City of Redd�ng, Cali.fornia, that WHERE�S, the City Council of thE Ci.ty of Redding d.id on March 2I, 191�9, adapt its P�esolution of Intention No. 7 to make certain i.mpravements in sa.i.d City; Lv'HEREAS, after notice duly given and hearirig duly had thereunder, s2id City Council did on �pril 1F3, 1y49, a.dopt its Resolution No, 15$5 ord.ering sa id Urark and �.mprovements; and � WHEREAS, the public interest a.nd convenience require and it is the intention of this Council to make certain changes and mod.ifi.cations in said proceedings; - N�Vd, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, as follows: , �� l. That Paragra.ph Numbered 2 of said Resolution No. 15$5, which orders said work a.nd improvement to be done, is hereby rescinded, set aside and. a.nnu.11ed. 2. That the hearing under said Resolution of Intention be reopened for further consideration, and said hearing be continued for further action and r.ansideration by this Council a� its meeting to be held on the 12th day of July, 1949 at the hour of 7:30 o°clock p.m. in the Council Chambers in the City Hal1, �Redding, California.D at which time all persons interested therein may be heard , i:i�::�%.�C�::�C:�:i�C:i`T M:�C ij�:�L.�j: I hereby certify that the foregoing resoluti.on was intro- duced and read at a regular meeting of said City Council of the Ci.ty of Reddin� on the 2'7th day of June, 1949, and was duly adopted at said meeting by the following vote: , AYES; COUNCILMEN: ANDERSON,ANTHONY,BUCHE.A,P�IORRISON,ShrARTS NOES: COUNCILMEN: None ABSENT: COUNCILI�ZEN; None DATED June 27, 1949• ORVTL Sw'ARTS 1�Za.yor of the City of ReddirYg ATTEST: BERNARD E. GILMORE � City Clerk 1� .4 �. J. �I ' L J. J. 1 J. � � i�. i�. .1` 1 1� �1� 'f�1� �` M '1` �1 and on roll call voting was as follows: Ayes: Counci.lmen; Andersor., Anthony, Buchea, Morr°ison and Swarts Noes: Councilmen: NOne . �:bsent: Councilmen; Nnne . RESOLUTION N0. 1601 A motian was mac�e by Councilman P.nderson, seconded by Cauncilman Buchea, that the f ollowing resolution be accepted: RESOLUTION N0. 1601 �DOPTING PLANS AND SPECIFTCATIONS RESOLUTION OF INTENTION N0. 7 GARDEN-OLTVIA. SEWER ASSESSMENT DISTRICT FESOLVED, by the City Cour�cil of the City of Redding, Calif'orni�a, thGt VdHERE�,S, pursuant to the order of thi_s Council duly made, the City Engineer of said City has prepared plans, profiles and detailed drawings entitled "City of Redding Engineering Department, Sanitary Sewer System of the Garden-Olivia Sewer District, October, 194.6, Revised Ju1y, 194$, Revised May, 1949, W. W. Green, City Engineer", together with specificatians � entitled "City of R�dding, Redding, Ga7_ifarnia, Specifications and Contract Documents for a_11 Required Labor, Materials, Transportation and Services for the Construction of the P�Iunic `i- Fal Sewer System in the Garden-Olivia Sewer District" , to-, gether with an estimate of the costs of suid Vrork and expenses incidental thereto, proposed to be done under Resolutian af Inten�ion No. � adopted Mar�h 21, 1949 by this Council; �+HEREAS, the exterior bour�dar•ies of the area and district to be assessed to pay the costs a.nd expenses of .said work are delineated upan said plans; WHEREAS, this Council has duly examined and considered s�id plans and specifications and accompanying dr�.wi.ngs and documents and said estimate of cost and said ma,�p of the assessment district, and find the same to be in-_.good and. sufficient engineeri.r�g and legal form, all of which are now on file in the office of the City C1erk of said City; NOW, THEREFORE9 IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that said plans and � profiles, detailed drawings, specifications, estirriate of cost and said map of the assessment district are hereby adopted as the official plans, profiles, detdiled .dra.wings9 speci.fi.c�.tions, , �� estimate of cost and :map. of �the assessment ,.district, for -. doin-g saidrwo.rk, and making .said improvements, . Ji�t� Ji Ji Ji J.J .L - . � �• r��.�r�r:��m�r�m .. ... . . • � , .. . . . . � . I hereby � certify that -th"e foregoi_ng resolut"ion was. introduced and read at .a regular meetin� of � said Cit.y . , ; CounciT;,.of the ,City of ;Redding on the �27�Gh da�.y.. of�. June, , � , 191�4; andf was .duly adopte,d at .said: meeting..by tlle follow- ing vote; �. � � . - . •� . � . . � AYES�;:C.OUNCILMEN: : ANDERSON,AN`I'HONY,BUCHEA,MORRISON:,SWARTS NOES:COUNCILMEDi: NONE �: . . .. : ,, . " ABSENTeCOUNCILNlEN: NONE , < . ,. . . � . . �D7�TED June 27, 19�+9• . . . . . . , � . � � . . � , . (JRVIL•;S�'rARTS . ,ATTE$T; . • � , � . IYla�yor of_.the. City of Re ing BERNARD E o G ILMORE . - � City .Glerk � � . : � � � � � �k � � �= #, �;: �= ns # �": yx �� F and on roll call voting was as. follows; Ayes: Councilmen; Anderson, Anthony, Buchea9 Morrison and Swarts Noes: Councilmen; None, , . Absent: Councilmen; None . RESOLUTION N0. 1602 . . . � � � � � � A motion was made by Councilman l�nderson and �seconded by.Councilman Buchea, that the following resolution. be acceptede - RESOLUTION N0. 1602 ' OF INTENTION TO MAKE .CHANGES AND MODIFICATIONS IN FROCEEDINGS � � . � _ RESQLU'I'ION OF INTENTION N0, 7 - . . , . �. ;,:GkRDEN-�LIV2A �SEWER. ASSESSMENT DISTRIC�� _ _ .. . _ , . . , . . ., . ,RESOLVED, by the Cotzncil of the City -of 'Redding, California, that . , _ .., , . . _ WHEREAS, the Council .of the; City_.of .Redding did�.on .March 21, � 19�.9, adopt .its Resolution ,of Intention No. .'j to construct sanitary sewers in the. area :designated in -said -proeeedings as the Garden-Olivia Sewer Assessment� District; 'and to I.evy � assessments ;upon the :area benefited, the .exterior boundaries of which are more particularly �shown on ,the ,glans .ther.eof; WHE�,EAS, after notiee .duly. given. and :hearing duly Yiad there- under, said City Council ciid on April 18, 191�9 adopt its Resolu- tion No. 15$5 entitled "Resolution Relating to Hearing .on Resolu- tion of Intention No. 7 -and Ordering the. Work to be Done=t; - � . .`�IHEREAS, the :public interest, .and convenience require, .,and it is the intention of this .Council to ..make , certain changes and ; modifications in said proceedingsy and : . . , . ... WHEREAS, Paragraph Number 2 of said .Resolution�No. 15�5 which orders said .work ;and :improverr�ent to .be .done has been .rescinded, set _aside and :annulled by,,Resolution ,No, 1500 :of this, �Council - adopted June__27,�.1949; - . . .- . . � . . NOi��, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED, as follows: . , :�1. That ,the .public interest ..and ..convenience .require; �and it is the. intention of this Council to change and modify. the pro- ceedings :under Resolution .of Intention Noa .7 to provide that the work and improvement to be constructed _under said Resolution of Intention shall be the construction .of �vitrified clay pipe sanitary sewer mains .and wye�.branches, together .with _standard manholes complete, .at the ,.following. locations, .to witt (�a). : Canal Drive from Lowe Avenue :to about 51�0 feet south- of .Locust Avenue; .._, . . . _ . . . (b), Sequoia ,AVenue from South Str.eet to..Placer Street, and thence .�along.Aa 10 foot easement along the northwesterly prolonga- tion to �Butte .Street, the .center line of:. which .easement . is . 1�0 feet.:.east :of the 5west :_line� of Se.quoia .Street; . . . ( c), The unnamed .alley between Verda .Avenue andGarden Avenue �from Yuba: Street :to South; Str.eet9 , � . � : . ,�. �-��a�.� � . ,(d) The unnamed alley between Garden Avenue and Continental Street from Yuba Street to South Street, _. together with an existing easement connecting same through the lands of P, and 0. Guido and being a. portion. of.. Tract 51 -A a�s shown on� the_ County Assessor's� Maps� � ,. : . . , (e} _�The�_unnamed alley west of Continental Street from South Street to its northerly end, -together.with existing easements along the northerly prolongation thereof across the lan.ds of Christine. Glo'ver`and b'eing� the wester`ly portion of' Tract 50 C-1 of said Assessorts l�Iaps, thence westerly 225 fee`t' along and with- in southerly boundary of the lands of C�oca° Cola Bottling Company and being the westerly portion of Traet 51 A of said Assessorfs Maps, and thence northerly and parallel , to the westerly boundary of said Tract to its northerly bour�dary, and thence to the north- erly line::of Placer Street. � ' {f) South�� Street from Canal Drive to the unnamed alley west , of Verda Avenue; . (g) The unnamed alley north �of South� Street from Canal Drive to its westerly end, � � . (h) Florence Street from the alley west of Verda Avenue to the alley west of Garden Avenue.� � (i) Existing easements; along and within the southerly lines of Lot 10, Block 107'; and Lot 2, Block� 113, Garden Subdivision, and_ Tract 51B of said Assessort s �Ta.ps,- to T.rae�t. 51 $1, said Assessor' s Maps, and thence wi�hin and along the easterly. line of said Tract 51 Bl, together with the crossing of Continental Street and the alley west thereof opposite said easernen-�s; ( j) Existing easement within and along the northerly line of Lots 1 thru 7, Block 100, Garden Tract and portion of Tract 50 B of said Assessor�s Maps, from �.0 feet east of the west line of Sequoia �venue and�.�50_ _feet north of the south line of Butte Street� � � � �� - (k) • Garden Avenue between South Street� and a point 160 feet southerly thereof; ( 1) Easements 10 feet .wide :to �be acquir.ed along and within the northerl'y line of" Lots 1 tHru 6, Oli�via� Addition. from Canal Drive to 150 feet from_ the west line of said,Addition; �(m} Easement 10 feet wide to be acquired across Lots' 7, $ and 9, Olivia Addition, the center line of which is_ 15$ feet , south of the north �line- of said lo'ts, from Carial Drive to the west line -of�•said.Addition, together with the unnamed alley north of Lincoln �Street through .Nock Meadows Subdivision, and resub- division of Portion thereof;� • � r• � � (n) �Easement 10 feet wide to be acquired acro�s Lots 15, 16 and 1'7, Olivia .Addition, the center l�ine -of which is �15$ feet north of the south line of said lots, from Canal Drive to the west line thereof; , (o) Unnamed alley for. :its full� lerigth through Lots 1 and �2, Nock �ZeadowsSubdivision and resubdivision of portion thereof, and Lot 14, Olivia Addition, as shown on Record of� Survey�`tYiereof recorded April 1�1�$, Shasta Gounty Records. " '- (p) Locust I�ver�ue from Akard Avenue to 325 '.feet east of the west line of Olivia Addition. . . � � (q) .Akard Avenue (center line- thereof) frorn abou.t� 300 feet south_.of Zocust Avenue� to �.the �north Tine. of Locust Avenue and thence northerly about 15$ feet along an easeinent 10 feet wide to be acquired. � " � �. � . � . (r) Grape .Avenue from Locust Avenue to about �270 feet south of Locust Avenue. .. . � . � (s) Existing easement within and along� the west line of �� Lot_ 21, Olivia Addition, from Locust Avenue to about 260 feet south of Locust�.gvenue. - (t) Existing easement through Lot 23, Olivia Addition from a point �in the .north •lii'�:. of said'� Zot about 325 feet east of its west line, thence south 1$0 feet parallel to its east line, thence west about 21�0 feet parallel to its north line: (u) Existin� easements thr-augh the northportion of the landsn.now or formerly of Cullie Bailey, V. and L. �Lack, and �E. �, �and E, Delbridge in._the southerly -portion_ of..Lot 12, Olivia Addition, and alorig the southerly portion `of- 1,ots T thru 4, . Survey of Lot 12, Olivia.`Addition, �filed April, 1��.$, , Shasta County Records, and_across . east end of the.=lands now or forrr�erly of Denver Kerr as shown on said Survey. „ . � , (v) Exi-sting easement� �along the, east��li�e of Lots- l� 3 and �1�.� l�, .Block; 2,��.nd: Lots- 1�, 5,� -and �6; Block 1 and across the south- east partof Lot 2, B1ock l, Halversor. Sub. , and also� the north- east part ofTract �:1 B of said:.As�sessor�s-� Maps. , (�w)�, When: any work, �is .described as-�running, be,tween ,or from or -��-�to any,,street or� alley �it shall be� deemed to inc_lude�.the -inter- section�:thereof to -the. extent that ,an�y� wor.k: is .sho,wnon the plans to be done. therein. � , - � � 2, Sai:d work shall be. done �in accordance wi.th .the plans, profiles and detailed drawings entitled "C:ity of.. .Redding .Engineer- ing Department,, Sanitary Sewe.r System of-..�the Ga�rden-Olivia Sewer District,. October, .191�6, .Revised July, 19�.$, Revised May, 1g�.9, W. T�d. Green, City_ Eng,ineert'.,, and the spe:cif:i�eations entitled ttCity of �Redding, Redding, California,_ Specifications and Con- tract Documents for a1.1; Requi,red. Labor�, .'Materials; Transportation and Services� for 'the Construction- of� the Nlunicipal Sewer System in the Garden-Olivia Sewer Dist,rictn;, said plans and specifica- tions being the plans and specifications described and ref'erred to in said. Resolution of Iritention and bei�ng the work and improvements referred to in said Resolution� of� Intention, a11. on file ir. the office o`f theGity, C�lerk,. �to whi-chr.eference is heraby made for further. particu�lars. : 3, 2'he grades to which said work and improvement shall be done shall be those sho��rn on the, plans and prof,iles, �which grades are in many cases new grades and. grades. different from those previously established and adopted. Reference is hereby made to such plans� and profilesfor a description. of the grades at which.�,said. work. is to be donea �:; Said contemplated improvement5, in the opinion of the City Council of said City, are of more than local or ordinary public benefit, and said Council does. .hereby, ,inake the costs and expenses thereof chargeable upon an assessment district, which distriet said Council declares to be the district benefited by said improvement and to be assessed to pay the costs and expenses thereof, the exterior boundaries of �wizich� dis,trict� are more particularly shown and' delineated upon the� plans above referred to. 5, Said CityCouncil her`eby declares .that all. streets�, avenues, lanes, alleys, eourts, places and publ'ic ways�, and. other public property contained within said assessment district, the �same be- ing ir. use in the performance of a public function� as- such; shall be omitted from .said district and from the levy� and� collection of . the assessment. ,to ;be hereafter collected to cover the , costs and expenses of_ sa.id: improvement,, except as� otherwise provided in said Resolutiori of Interition No. 7. � � ' 6. That the public interest and convenience require and itis the intention of thisY Council to `change the specifications for said work in �he following. par.t,iculars; � (a} That Subdivision (e) of Section 1 on page 5 be modified to provide that a labor and material bond- be furnished by the contractor, in accordance with the provisions -of� Chapter 12, Part ' 3, Division 7 of the Streets and Highways Code; (b) -That .Subdivision (h;) .of Section 1 on page ,6 be amended to� read: as., follows:"�Fie contract shall be signed by” the- successful b.idder, toge.ther_with.. the contract_bonds, :betwe'en the= llthand 25th days:, both: inc:lusive., aft�er the first publication ofnotice of award. . No propo,sal_ shall be considered binding upon the City � until.,.after..exeeution:. of the contract.� ; F'ailure to;. execute the contract and file acceptable bonds within saicl time; shall be just cause,.for the annulment of the .award and .forfei.tu"re� 'of 'the proposal guarantee�tr : : . {.c} That the„provisions� of. Subdivisions (b)= and� (c) of Section 2: o� vage 6. be: deleted, . � = . (d� That Subdivision,. (b)� of�. Se;ction 3 on page� 7, be deleted. (e} That in Subdivision;:,(d:);�-�of: Sec`tion 3 on page � strike out t'and all supplemental documents.'t . -. �(f.�)�, I�n Subdivision� (-c) of Section< 5 on page g, s�rike out "1�16t' . and insert- "1$17tr.. . , - _ , - . (g) Subd�ivision _ (a) of Section -7 on page 1�. is amended� to read as follows: 'tAfter the contractor has fulfilled his contract to the satisfaction of the Ci.ty Engineer, said Engineeer shall , forthwith make an assessment to cover the sum due for the work and � ,,�� .. .. � . . _ 't � s.pe.cif=ied= in� the� contract, including� all'�`inczdental expenses, in -accordancz with the pr-ovision�s: of the � Improvement Act. •of 191�� • ,. , y , r' . . 1 , .. . � , . . . . 7. Notic-e is hereby giveri� �that• Tuesd�ay�,- t�he 12t'h 'da:y� of duly:, 19�.9�,= at:�t�he� hou•r- of� ��:�30 �o�.c�lock=�P�.M. of��sa�ids �day in � the��Chambers� of� sa�id- �ouncil� in t�h�e ,C�it'y Hall =in� 'the City� of Reddi�ng, is hereb�y fixed� a5 the t�ime- a�nd��pl'aee�- when and where the Council shall hear and consider the� ��matt�er of= inaking'�said changes and modifications, and when and where any and all person�s� inte�rested--'there�in may appear and show cause why � such changes and� modifications should not be� made; �8.• �A copy of this resolution shall be published once in the Redding Re.cord�-Searchlight and:�Couri�er Free Press, a newspaper of ,general circulation published- and�•cireul�ated in sai�d City�, being the:�newspaper� in whicYi said� Resolution of Intentiori �was published, at least ten days before the day set f.or sai�d- �hearing`. � ' � � " ��M��=k � , . I hereby certify that the foregoing re"solution was intro- � ��'t'-duced and read'�at �a regular� meeting of said Gity Council of � ' the{ City� o'f Redding' on th�e 2`]th" day ��of �June., -3949; and. was � ' duliy= adopt=ed at said meeting by the following vot�e: AYES: COUNCILMEN: ANDERSON., ANTHONY, BUCHEA, MORRISON AND . SWA�RTS � � , :NOES: : GOUNCILMEN: NONE ' � � • � ABSENT: COUNCILMEN: . NONE ' . . . � . . �� .. �. . � . � ..: . . _ . . .. _ ._ _ .,_: .: :� _ � � DATED� � June" z7-, 1949 : -. �. . _ _._� .-. : . . �. , • � � • � ORVIL SWARTS � � ATTEST: � � ' � ' Mayor_ of the _City of Redding BERNARD •E. GTI,MORE � � ��- - � _ � . _. .. . .. Ci�ty� £'lerk� . . � ;}�. t . _ . �_ ._ _ _ �_:.. .... , . ' ' , ' 3� �..� �Yi: .�' �' ,� S�i= ?�ti �jt" `�" �i„� M S�Li S�Ci ''`�i�' ' . . ' . . . . � . f ' .. . ti +. � and upon ro11 call voting was as follows:. � � � � � Ayes: �'Counei�lmen: And�rson; �nthony; `Buchea, � Morrison �and� Swarts . . Noe"s:" Councilmen: None.. . -- � - � ' Absent: Counci?lmen: None . � � � � �• ' �' � � � � � •- • � � � -' � ' ,. � . i . . .. , .. .. . .. . , .. .. . .. .. '. . : ,' - RESO•LUTION�� NO.�' 1603' = . � . . .. � - . �. . . - , � �_ � ; - : � A motion'wa�s' mad.'e by, Councilman Ande'rson�, - and. �se.con$ed�'by Council- �an� Buc�hea,= that the' following resolution- be�,accepted'Z � � , � . . , . _ - .. ._ _ . _. . �:, ....... _ .. . .�. � -� . , ' RESOLUTION NO. 1603. - � • � � . ? . . _._ . . . . : . � : � � c . DIRECTING VALIDATING� SUIT - � � �: �- , . . _ . � . � ._ . . . , . . . �. , , ..:_ .. : _.. ... . , . . RESOLUTION �OF` TNTENTION�' NO'. �7 - ' �- ' - � � � � ��- � � -� GARDEN-OLIVIA.- SEWER' ASSESSMENT DISTRICT � � RESOLVED, 'by�'th'e City" Council� of. 'the` City'of� -Redding, . . � California; th'at proceedirigs be undertakeri arid conducted�'to final �judgment� pu�rsuant to Sections 5265 through� 5z71�, in- clusive of 'the, Streets and Highway}s Code, , for the_ purpose of ad judicating th.e validi"ty� of the }�roceedings had and" taken : pursuant� to Re'soluti'ori �of Intention No. 7, �'adopted�.on March . 21,`':191�9';�'bp :'this �;Couricil; and��that;. the c.ontractor sha11 not ' 'be obligated to sign� the contract until-��.'�judginent� sustaining the validity of the proeeedings and proposed..contract��has� ` ` beeome final,� and if� �he� sha�ll�'sign� and`,'execute �said eontract �he shall not be obligated to begin work.� uriti�l` the �judgment � ha's' b_ecome final as. 'provid,e/ d�y,'`in 'Section 'Sz74� ' ' �� . . ' . . � 1 '. . , . . .. . ��MM�1��t`�M��1` . . . . . , , - I. hereby certify that tYie 'foregoing��re'solution was ' = •'introduced and-'read at a regul�ar meeting'� of 'said City� Council of the City of Redding on the 27t�h �day., of� Jiine., �1949, and' was . . . . . � ,„ . , . ,� . } . . . . ... . ' .. .. . � . 1' . ,i:. '7'. . . � '. . . . . .. � , �. . , i , . ' • . . . .i , . � , i . • . ; � , � � . , �