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Home My WebLink AboutMinutes - City Council - 1949-10-03 . �� , Regular Council Nleetin�, City Council Council Chambers,, City Hal•1 � . . • • d p.m. , Uctober 3, 1�1�9 - . �, ..a _ _� _ .. . . - . The �neeting was called to order by T�'Iayor Swarts and upon .roll call , the followirig Councilmen were preserit; Anderson, Anthony, Buchea, i'�Iorrison and. Swarts a City Attorney Carltor� was also prEserat. � NIINUTES UF PREVIOUS MEETING At this tirle Mayor S�,,rarts stated all Couricilrnen had received a copy of the •minutes 'of tYie "meeti`ng �of September 19, 191�g and if there were no objections the minutes oi this meetin�; vaould not be read by the City Clerk. There being .no ._ob�ectiojls .the minutes were approved as per copy received by ea.ch Councilman. PROJECT AGREEi�IENT �1950� - DIVISION OF HIGHW�lYS � ' . Tne agreement with- the State of California relative to the expendi- � ture of �ga's� tax fun.ds was presented to the City Council, after whi•ch t�ze followina , • , , , RESOLUiION NOe 15gg � - . . RESOLiJTION AUTHORIZING EXEC'JTIOPI OF AGREEP�PvT , u�HEREI�S tne State of California, actirig by and through the Departriient'�of Public T�7orks', ]7ivision of Highwa�s has presented to the City of Reddiri�, a Project , kgreement - 1g50 Fiscal Year and constituting an amendment of that a�;reement executed June 27, 191�.g, dnd V�THEREAS such amending agr.eement provides .for .furids described therein as Projects T3 and 11�, and ti��rrIEREAS it is to the public interest that such contract be executed. iJOti°J, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY 'rHE CITY COUNCIL .. ....OF. THE C ITY. -OF REDDING �1S FOLLOWS, TU �R�IT; �. 1. That �all of the foregoing recitals are true and correct9 2. That ORVIL StiPIA�.TS is the l�'iayor of the City of Redding and is hereby authorized to execute and . deliver to tne Divisiori of Highways of the Department of Public T��orks of the State of Califorr�ia said amerldin� agreement hereinabove referred to. I HERE3Y CERTIFY tnat the foregoing resolution was introduced and read at a re�ular n�zeting of said City Council �f the City of Redding on the 3rd day of October, igt�9, and �ias duly adopted by the following vote at said meeting. - AYES; CQUTICILN'iEN; ANDERSOIv, ANTHONY, Bi1CHEA, T��TORRSSOIJ,ST�'JARTS NUES; COUIICILMEN; NONE �IBSENT; COUlt�CILT��P�; NGl�TE. Dated: C7ctober 1�, 1g1�9 . � �RVIL S��TARTS ATT�,S'�; � City Mayor BERIVARD E. G IL1�i01-�.E ity C1zrk- - Form Approved: Di�l�?IEL '��5� CaRLTCI'•� � City Attorney. . � � � =�� , =�� , ''r ',� , , , , was read by City Attorney Carlto-ri. �A r�otion was then rr;ade by Council- r;an BucYiea, seconded by Councilman Anthony, that the resolution be adopted a� read. On roll call votir:; was as follows; AyAs; Councilmen; Andersori, Anthony, Ruchea, 1'�iorrison arid Swarts . ilaes; Councilrnen: None o _ � Absent;n Councilrlien: Nnne . . DOG LICEl'�SE ORDIP3AI�1C� ' ordinance, City Attorney Carlton at this time read a proposed dog license,/tivhich � he had prepared, to the City Council members . After the Council • . � _'<.'�9:. � rr�embers discussed this n7atter at some 1e��th, Councilmazz Anderson � offered tY�is as the first readinge SERVE YOURSELF GASC?LINE STATIOr�S City kttorr�ey Carltoi7 at this tizr�e read to the Council r��embers a propcsed ordinance regarding Serve Yourself Gasoline Stations in Redding, California. Fire Chief IIenry Klauken° s proposal is to outlaw the automatic shutoff oii pumping_ hoses as he s�ated the nozzlP is not fool proof o I-�ar-ry Hazeltine spoke for Serve Yourself Stations, stating he vlas assistant mana�er of tne first self-service statiori in the City of Los Anoeles and gave a brief outline of hoti�r they operated, also t�hat vaas done for fire protectione Henry R. Mason, a gas station ovr-rier, aoreed that the automati.c shutoff is hazardous unless it is oiled each da1To Svpervisor 0. iti'I, Turner, when questioned as to ��rhat Shasta County was goiri� to do, said the district attorney �ave him the impression that an ordinance vaould probably be unconstitutional. Hartley T. Barnard also spoke against the serve .yourself stations. After the discussion Councilman Anderson offered this as the first reading. LIBRARY HEARI�7C= � At this time the following resolution was read .�o the Council members; RESOLUTIUN i�0. 15g$ Ft.ESaLUTIC�iv hEL:�TING TO ThE H�tiRIATG OIVT THE INTENTION OF THE CITY GF REDDING �'0 BECO� 1�� PART OF THE SHASTA COUI��TY FREE LIBKARY SYSTET�i. . S�iHE�.EAS, the City Council of the City af Redding heretofore and on Septeniber 6, 191�9, passed its resolution of intentior� to • b�come a part of the Shasta County Free Library System, pursuant to the provisions of Sections 2210�. and 22107 of the Education Code of tne State of Califorria, ar_d WHEREAS, Monday, October 3, 1g�.9, at � o' clock p.rr�. , in the council chambers of the city hall, .was the � time and place set for such hearing in said resolution of intent.ion, and �v�-i�REAS, the city clerk of the City of Redding published notice af such conterr�plated intention of the City of Redding to becorize a part of the Shasta County Free Library Systerri, togetner � with the time and -place of said rrieeting, in...the Redding Record- Searchlight, a daily paper publis�l�d ,in the City of Redding, at lease once a week for tT�ro successive weeks, and �tdHERE�S, the City Cc,uncil has proceeded to conduct such . hearing, in accordance with th� law, and +�1HEREkS, evidence has b�en introduced at such hearing show- ing that it is desirable that the City of I�edding becom�e a part of the Shasta �ounty Free Library System, anci WHEREAS, no evidence has been introduced and .no person has objected to the City of Redding becoming a .part of the Shasta Gounty Free Library System, and � �iHL�LLAS, the City Council hereby firids that it is desirabl� for the City of Reddir�g to become a .part of the Sn.asta County Free Library System, ' � . ` P10ti�, THEREFO�.E,.�..B�-�TT RESOLV�D BY THE CITY COUNCIZ UF THE CITY� OF R�DDIT�G, AS �FOLLOWS, T0. ��rJI�T; . . l. That all .of the ,foregoing recita]�s are true and '�correct9 2, That tne �Gity of��Redding nereby declares that it hereby becot-r��s a part of the S�iasta County Free Library System pursuant to the provisions o�' Sections 22101� and 22107 of tize Education Code of �he State of California and the City. Clerk is hereby directed to give notice to the Courity of Shasta, a political subdivision, tnat the City of Redding has become a part oi the Shasta County Free Library Systerr:� pursuant to the terms of , 6:��..�� . this resolution and the City C1erk shall file a certified c�py of this resolution with the County Clerk of the County of Shasta. I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing resolution -was intro- � duced and read at a regular rneeting of �aid City Council of tne City cf Redding on i,he 3rd day of Octo�er, .lg�.g, and was duly adopted Y�y the following, vote at said meetinge � AYES; Councilnlen; Anderson, �nthony, Bucnea, i��lorrison -and . � , Swarts. �tOES; Councilmen; None . . ABSEldT; Council-rrien; �Tone. � Dated; October 3 , lg1�g . ORTJIL S�d1�RTS ATTEST; City j�iayor BERNI�RD E. GILI�iORE City Clerk : . , � FORNT APPRUVED; DANIEL S, CAKLTON - City l�ttorney .�. .,. .,. _,. .,. , , , , , , , �: , , , , -�- , , after �ihich a motion was n�ade by Councilman Buchea, and sec.onded by Councilt�lan Anderson, that the res�lution be adopLed as read. Oxl roll call voting was as foilows; Ayes; Councilmen; Anderson, Anthony, Buchea, I4Iorrison and S�raarts e i�Toes: Courzcilmen; l�'�one . A�sent; Councilnlen; Ivone . . RECREATION COT��iISSION i��EMBERS A letter from 1!ierritt i,lelson, Superintendent of Recreation, advising termination of all recreation commissior� members as of October lst . was read to the City C,ouricil 'ay City I�1a.nager S�Lorm. Couizcilman • Aizderson then r:iade a motion, seconded by Ccuiicilniar Buchea, that Lawrence Kezine.dy and rZayor Orvil Swarts be reappointed as rr�embers of the xeddin� Recreation Coznmission . Gn roll call voting was as folloti,rs; Ayes: Cauncilmen; Az�derson, t�nthony, Buchea, ��orrison and Swarts. Noes; Councilrnen; None . t�bsent; Councilrneiz; I�ione . PRUPOS�.LS - RIVERSIDE ��TURSERY The following letter vaas received �by the Cit.y Council; To the Honora.ble Gity Council; _ The Riv�rside �Tursery wishes t_o present for your considera- � ° � -�L tion the fol�owi�l�; proposalse � V�Te wisri to corlsumate a tern�� leas.e on the s.trip cf land - lying parallel_ to the Sacrame.nto River up strean� frorr, the Cypress , Street �rid�e, on the Redding e:�d, and .the l�ase tErr.ls to be - deterrr�ined� later. , , " Ude would like ta retain possession of a portion cf aur pre- � sent holdings for the balance �of the winter, until we cari clear and develop the� other land ar�d build a greenhouse, establish water systerc�s arld so forth. , i+�e wi11 dig our trees ar�d shrubbery froir� the present �roui:d, , as soon as they become dormant ar,d heel theni into a small.,square of grourid ,lying next.:to the State. Highway boundary az�d sell therr� during this wiritero �;You will be able to go ahead �vith any plaris you ma�y.:�have.:in. rr�ind.:� coricerning, the developnlent cf the park and the area 'we _:will _us� vvill be, so small that it will in no way inconvei�ience 'youe � . In consideratior�,' we will give free to thA city of Redding . all � of the . large trees that we have grown on this ground. T11ere are rr�az�y fine arid.�valuable specimen trees in this �roup that r:iay well be incorporateci .in your developr.ients . It is understood that during this period the terms of our expired � lease, as to rent, ar�d privile�es other than area shall remair� ir� force . �S� J,A.BAILEY r.. R�' ,r',•'9 No actior� was taken at this time, the matter being referred to the ��';�`� Park Comrnittee and City P•�anager ior further st�ady. BOULEVAR,D SiOP - HARP�Y E. 'riAZELTII�TE . Referred the request of Harry E. Hazeltine for a bouleva,rd stop at ;�Zagnolia Avenue ard �utte Street, north and south approach, this approach being dan�erous to school children. This request was re- C ' T�Zana ferred to the Chlef of Pol�ce arid lty ger. - SHASTA-CASCADE �^�ONDE�.LaND ASSOCIATIOI�� ' The following letter was received frcm the Shasta-Cascade ti^.ronderland Associatiar�: ' 23 September l�l�g City Courlcil , °' City Clerk " � Redding, California � Gentlemen: _ Hereby is submitted a request f or an appropriatior. by the Cit of Redding of w1, 500 .00 for advertising and publicity Y ' of the City of Reddin� in conjunction with the advertising and promotion program of the Shasta-Cascade titi'orlderland Asso- ciation. � Plans for 1�50 include ad insertior�s in regional magazines such as Sunset, Urestways and others, ar, extensive publicity program using daily and weekly newspapers ar.d radio. Your cooperation in this matter is greatly appreciated. . �S� JOHiv F. REGIPdATO � . Nianage r .,, .,, .,, . , , � , =,; , , , , , , , , , , after which the City Council .requestEd _that a representative of this association should appear at. the next Council meeting to outline the as�soci�ationts program. The ' following letter was directed to the manager: � October �., lg4g I��r. John F . Reginato, T�anager � Shasta-Cascade �.��onderland Assn. Redding, Califarnia Uear P��r. Reginato: , � �; � �� .�, = , , Your request, for� a �"1500-.00 appropriatian .for the Shasta- ' � �: � Cascade ��londerland Association was presented to. the Cauncil k � � ,,' last night and after discussing the matter, it �1as recommended ��'� r '� and approved that you appear at the next Council meetir_g, which ��_ �w�„T�;; will be held October 17, 19�.g, to outline to the Council the j:-}��.��'-�� aims and activities of the ��Tonderland Association . ' S:r='4;'`- . - � � Very truly yours, �S� PHILIP ti^�. STQRNI. City P�Ianager .,. .., .,. � =c, , , , , , , , , , , , , SENATE, CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE . � � .. � The following letter was received f rom J, A . Beek, Secretary of the Senate: �'�� . SEN�iTE ��LIFORIIIA LLGISLATURE September 22, 1g�.9 City Council ' Redding, California , Gentlemena Following the day the Legislature was so royally entertained at Shasta Lake, a resolution was adopted thanking you for � your participation in that event. - Due to the pressure of business in the State Printin� Plant, � � �,ve can not get such material pririted uritil after legislative enactments have been finally printed anci chaptered, so we are just now in receipt from the printing plar�t of the resolu- tion above referred to, a copy of which I have the honor to for- ward to you under separate cover. Please be assured that we are deeply grateful to you and Seriator Regan for the hospitality we enjoyed. Very truly- yours, �S� J. A. BEEK Secretary of the Senate ' .,. .�, .,, , .,. .,. , ,. , ,,. :,: , .r � =�, =�� =�� , � . FIRE ZONES AND RECON�NDED CHANGES . ihe letter frorr� the Planning �Commission and l�tter signed by ti°,T.W. Green, City Engineer; :°H.T.Klaukens, Fire Chief9 and FeUJ.Hayball, Buildin� Inspector� regarding Fire Zones Urithin tile City of Redding with recorr�mended chan�;�s, was referred to City t�ttorney Carlton, LOADING Z�iVE, SING�R SE��.'ING ��IACHINE CO��APvY 1�t this tirrie a rnotion was macle by Councilrnan Anderson, and seconded by Councilrnari Buchea, that the request for a loading zone for the Singer Sewing ��Tachine Coinpany be denied. On roll call voting was as follows; ayese Councilmen; Anderson, Anthony, Buchea, 1�Torrison ar�a Swarts. Tdoes; Councilmen; Nope. Absent: Councilrr�en, � I�t`one . LOADING ZOTdE, CASY OtBRIEN At tn.is time a motion was made by Councilman Anthony, seconded by `p�� .�� Councilrnan Buchea, that the request for a loadin�; zone by Casy OtBrien ?' :" "�' be denied. On roll call vot�.ng was as follows: .6� J � Ayesa Council-rr�en; Anderson, �lnthony, Buchea, .1�'�orrison and Swarts. � NYoes; Councilmen; Pvone , � �-�'x��-�� Absent; Councilmei�; None . II��STaLLATIOV - ELECTRIC titiATER HEATERS AND ELECTRIC R�i1�TGES Regarding tne request of .the i�orthern Califcrnia Electrical Con- tractorst �ssociatioiz a motion was made by Councilman Buchea, - seconded by Councilman �inthony, that the Electrical Department of the City of Reddin�; continue to make installations of electric water heaters and electrical ranges as th�y b.ave done in the past. ' On roll call votin� was as fallows; tiyeso Council�nen; Anderson, Anthony, Buchea, l�'Iorrison and Swarts . Noes; Counciln�a; None . Absent: Councilmen; None . � . OPTIOiV - P.G. �, E. COMPANY Councilman Morrison brought the matter before the City Council again � reaarding the sibning of the option to extend the P,G.� E. Conipany4s contract with the City from 1g5; to 1g60 . l�fter considerable . `�� discussion a motion was made by Councilman Anderson, seconded by Councilman Morrison, that City Attorney Carlton again write the P.G.& E: Regarding the option clause, and ask for a provision whereby the City can renew the electrical contract when the ,P.G.& E. tells the City ,of Redding that the contract is about to expire . On roll call voting was a5 follows: � Ayes: Councilmen; Anderson, Morrison and Swarts . Noes: Councilmeri: Anthony and Buchea. Absent: Councilmen: None . PARKING, CITY OF REDDING At this .time Councilman Anderson ma.de a motion, seconded by Council- man Anthony, that a Citizenst Committee be appointed to study Redding�s parki.ng problems and possibly set , up parking lots w�,th meters to relieve congestion of curb parking. On roll call voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen: Anderson, Anthony, Buchea and Swarts. Noes: Councilmen: Morrison Absent: Councilmen: None . STREET DEGORATIONS - CHRISTNIAS HOLIDAY Councilman Anthony at this time stated the Chamber of Commerce wished to decorate the streets during the Christmas Holidaps and have purchased decorations a�ounting to approximately �2000.00 and wanted to know if the City of Redding would install and take down the decorations, also give free electricity. The matter was referred to City Manager Storm and E. E. Dick, Superintendent of the Electrical Department for further study. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE - AUDIT COMMITTEE Councilm.an Anderson at this tirrie asked the Council to appoint a � Chamber of Commerce Committee to study an auditor's report of the City of Redding. No action was taken at this time. BILLS PAID A motion was made by Councilman Anderson, seconded by Councilman Buchea, that the monthly bills be paid. On roll call voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen; Anderson, Anthony, Buchea, P�Iorrison and Swarts . Noes: Councilmen; None . , Absent: Councilmen; None . TRANSFER OF FUNDS A. motion was. made. by _Counciiman Anderson, seconded by Councilman Anthony, that the sum of �10,000.00 be transferred from the Electrical e_ . ._.__ Department Fund to the General Fund. On roll call voting was as � follows: Aye�s: Councilmen: Anderson, Anthony, Buchea, Morrison and Swarts . . Noes: Councilmen: None. � Absent: Councilmen; None . . � . � F. 0. BEUTKE - BOARDNIAN ADDITION . �.�e, The request of F . O .,,Beutke of San Francisco to incorporate 700 acres of property in Boardman Addition in the City of Redding was held over until the next meeting�. - ,� There being no further business the meeting was adjourned. APPROVED: ��J�a� /' ��,� ATTEST,;� . � Mayor _�� . � �'�i lerk - �z. ��,� ✓�� ,� � � H�;�,r�i`!� . � . .5 �!ii:..i Regular Council P�leeting, City Council Council Chambers, City Hall $ p.m. October 17, 19�.� The meeting was called to order by Vice-Mayor Anthony. and upon � roll call the following Councilmen were present: Anderson, Buchea, Morrison and Anthony. NZayor Swarts was absent: Attorney Ira Shadwell represented City Attorney Carlton who was absent on account of illness. At this time Vice-P�Iayor Anthony stated Mayor- Swartst father had passed away and that the members of the Council would not transact any business at this time. A motion was made by Councilman Anderson, . se�onded by Councilman Buchea, that this meeting be adjourned until October 20, 1949 in respect to the Swarts family. On roll call voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen: Anderson, Buchea, Morrison and Anthony. Noes: Councilmen: None . Absent: Councilmen: Swarts . There being no further business the meeting was adjourned until October 20, 1g49. • APPROVED: � �� Mayor ATTEST: . 4 . �t,� lerk c�y�=� � ��-�y) � ...._ l"/ �'�� , Adjourned Regular Council Meeting, City Council, Council Chambers, City Hall, $ p.m, , October 20, 194� � _ The meeting was called to order by Mayor Swarts and upon roll ca.11 the following Councilmen were present: Anderson, Anthony, Buchea and Swarts . � Councilman Iyiorrison was absent. Attorney Ira Shadwell was present and represented City Attorney Carlton, who was absent on accou.nt of illness . Mayor Swarts stated that all Councilmen had received a copy of the minutes of the r;eeting of October 3 , 1°49 and if there were no . objections these minutes woul_d rlot be read by the City Clerk. There being none, the minutes were approved as per copy received by each Councilman. SHASTA CASCADE WONDERLAND ASSOCIATION The following report was filed with the City Council: SHASTA CASCADE U10NDERLAND ASSOCIATIOP; 1422 Sacramento Street Redding, Califc�rnia T0: City Council, Redding, California SUBJECT. �1, 500.00 appropriation from City of Redding Gentlemen: Submitted is a brief report of the objectives of the Shasta Cascade Wonderland Association, how they are carried out, and the part Redding plays in the work carried on� by the Association. . � ;�$Q� PURPOSE -- To promote tourist travel t� the sj.x northern California counties of Shas�a, Trinity, Lassen, Siskiyou, .Tehama: and� Mod:oc . � HOV�' ACCOMPLISHED -- Advertising � News a ers Radio P'romotions l.Newspapers 1. ailies l.�ublicity �pecial 2.Magazines 2.Weekli�s A)N�twork Events A)Regional 3 .Trade papers B)Local a),Westways A)Publicity b)Sunset . c)Others PART REDDING PLAYS -- 1. Redding. reaps biggest harvest from tourist dollar than any other community in the area . 2. Main arterials go through commun:�ty. ; a). U.S . 99 .north and south b) U.S. 299 east and west c) State Highway 4�. east 3 . Fastest growing community inthe ahasta Cascade Wonderland area . 1�. Surrounded by tourist attractions: a) Shasta Lake a_nd Shasta Dam b)Lassen Volcanic National Park c) Primitive Trinity County area . HOW TOURIST DOLLAR IS SPENT ':=- 1. Hotels & Motor courts . . . . . . . . . . . .17 cents 2. Restaurants . . , . . , . � . . . . . . . . . 22 cents 3 . Retail Merchants e o . . . e e . . . . . . 30 cents � l�. Trar.sportation . . o . . . . . . . . . . . 0'7 cents 5 . Gas Stations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 cents 6. Theaters & Amusements o . . . . . . . . . e OA cents 7. Incidentals . . . . . . . . . . . e . . . . 03 cents � . Respectfully yours, , � (S) John. F . Reginato Manager � ' . . . '1` '� SX '`�it .��G :�[ `�C `.� ryL `k '�L � `�t +iG ?k after which it was explained to the City Council by John F . Reginato, Manager. � A mot'ion was . then made by Councilman Anderson, seconded by Councilman Anthony, that the .sum of �1,000 .00 be �allowed the Shasta Cascade ��londerland Association for advertising purposes . On roll call voting was as follow,s: � Ayes: Councilmen; Anderson, Anthony, Buchea and Swarts. Noes: Councilmen: None . Absent: Councilmena Morrison � ELECTRIC AND HOT WATER HEATERS, EL PENN MOTEL Mr. Pennington, owner ,of. the El Penn Motel, appeared before the � City Council stating he wished to instal-1 electric and hot water heaters but due to the way the buildings were built,. it would not be possible to follow the City Building Code . After a short discussion with I��r. Penni�ngton the Council referred the rrLatter to Supt. of the Electric Department, Elbert E. Dick, ancl_ Building . Inspector, F . W. Hayball, for a report at the next meeting. F. 0. BEUTKE - �00 ACRES , . Mr. Beutke� appeared before the City Council r�egarding property in Division 3 , Tract B of the Reading Grant and which contained 700 acres more or less, adjoining the present city limits on the south- west. After some discussion by the Council a .motion was, made by Councilman Anderson, seconded by Councilman Buchea, that the City take in land owned by Mr. Fred 0. Beutke, subject to Mr. Beutke working with City Attorney Car.lton on legal description of said property. � ' On roll call voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen; Anderson, Buchea, Anthony and Swarts. Noes: C.ouncilmen; None . . �- . Absent: . Councilmen; Morrison. - . � _ . , �.;-`-�- ' TOM WOODS -.' SUNSET TERRAC,E � Mr, hroods appeared before the Council regarding the approval of the second unit of Sunset Terrace Subdivisinn, also asked the City how ' much they would pay and what length of time he would have to wait after he�- insta�lled the water- system: ' No-action was taken at this time . Mr. Udoods is��to appear at next � mee�ting regarding approval of Su�nset Terrace Subdivision. � SELF-SERVICE GASOLINE STATIONS The proposed ordinance relative to Serve-Yourself Gasoline Stations , was discussed by the Council after which a moti�on was made by Councilman Anderson, seconded by Councilman Buchea, that no action be taken by the Council until it could meet with the County Board � of Supervisors and discuss the plan. City Manager Storm to arrange the meeting. On roll call' votirig was as fol�lows: Ayes: Councilmen; Anderson, Anthony, Buchea and Swarts . Noes: Councilmen: None . Absent; Councilmen; P�orrison. - ' � ORDINANCE - DOG LICENSE The following Ordinance was presented to the City Council by Attorney Shadwell representing City Attorney Carlton: ORDINANCE NO�. 374 AN ORDINANCE ADDING SECTION 7$2B TO ARTICLE V, CHAPTER II, OF PART III OF THE NNNICIPAL CODE, OF THE CITY OF� REDDING _ AND RELATING TO LICENSE FEES TO -BE PAID BY_ THE OWNERS OF � DOGS AND RELATING TO �THE ISSUANCE OF LICENSE. TAGS FOR DOGS. The City Council of the City of Redding does ordain as follows, to wit: Section 1. There is hereby added a new section to Article V., � Chapter II, "of Part III of -the l�unicipal Code of the City of Redding, which shall be numbered 7$2B and said new section shall read as follows, to wit: "Section 7$2B: 1. Any person owning or having custody or control of one or more dogs shall pay for the privilege of keeping such ' dog or dogs a license tax of �2.00 for �each male dog or spayed female dog over the age' of four months, and �2.50 for each female dog, not spayed, and over the age of four months. Such license tax shalT: be paid annually to the license collector , . of the City of Redding and shall be due and payable in advance . on July lst of each year and shall expire on the 30th day of June of the next year. The full amount of such license tax shall be payable for any fraction of such year. 2. Each license issued pursuant to the provisions of this section shall be signed by the City Clerk. � 3 . Each licer.se shall state; �� (a) The name and residence address of the person to whom such license is issued; (b) The amount paid therefor and the character thereof; - ; ( c) The date when issued; . �- . � - (d) The- date on which 5uch license shall expire; " ( e) � description of the dog for_ which such license is issued; � � (f) The number of the metallic or plastic tag accompanying the same . 4. The City Clerk shall keep a record of the : licerises so issued. 5 . With each dog license there shall be issued a metal or �plastic tag�-with �the number thereof' and the 'year for which issued, together with a reference t�o the City of Redding. � � - • 6. Such tag shall be securely affixed to a collar, harness, or other device and shall at all times be worn by such dog, except while such dog remains indoors or in an inclosed yard or pen. 7. The City Clerk shall procure the number of tags needed each year and shall keep a register wherein shall be entered the name and address of the person to whom each such - ��:�� license and tag is issued, the number of such tag, the date of ' issuance thereof and a description of thE dog for which issued. $. No person shall attach to or keep upon any dog any tag provided for in this Article except �, tag issued for such dog under the provisions of this Article . 9. No person shall attach to or keep upon any dog � or �nake or have in his possession any coL�nterfeit or imitatior. of any tag provided for in this Article. " 10. No person keeping or harboring a dog for which a license is reguired shall fail or refuse to exhibit the license tag required by this art,icle upon demand of the City Clerk or his duly authorized agent, or any member of the Police Department of the City of Redding.- 11. The Pound Master of the City of Redding shall take up any dog found by him that is not licensed in accordance with the provisions� of this section and the owner thereof shall. be required, upon the redemption of such dog, to pay all license fees due in accordance with this section, in addition to any other fees due therefor pursuant to the P�unicipal Code of the City of Redding. Section 2 . All ordinances and code sec.tions and parts of ordinances and code sections in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. Section 3 . The license tax herein provided shall be first due and payable as of January 1, 1��50, and thereafter annually as provided in Se�ction l hereof.a The first license tax due hereunder shall be for a period of .one�-half year and shall be in an amount equal to one-half of the anrival fees as prescribed in Section 1 hereof, .. ; . _ . Section 4. The City Clerk shall certify to the adoption of this ordinance and cause it to �e pu�lished in accordance with the law: „ . . � I -hereby �certify �that �the ;foregoing ordi.nance was � introduced and r.ead at .a regular �meetin� of the City, Council af the City of Redding on the �3rd day of .October, . 1q1�9; and� :was duly adopted and r.ead on the 20th� day of. Oetober,°.194�, at .a regular.ly adjourned -meeting ,of ,the said City-Gouncil by the following vote: • . _ AYES: COUNCILMEN; Anderson, Anthonyp Buchea,. Swarts . NOES; COUNCILMEN: None. ABSENT: C,OUNC.ILrdIEN: Morrison . � � . Dated .October 20, 19t�g . , , : ORVIL Stiti'ARTS - �Iay�or of' t e �ty o Redding ATTEST: BERRTARD E. GILMORE ity C,lerk , , _ . �, Form Approved: DAIVIEL S. CARLTON b: City ttorney . � .=x =x =k � =;� �x, � � =x �: � � =x � - after which a motion was made by Councilmari Buchea, seconded by Councilman Anderson, .that the ordinance be adop.ted: .� On roll �call voting was as follows: , , , � _.. � , . Ayes; Councilmen; Anderson, Anthony, Buchea, and Swarts . Noes: Councilmen: �.�N:one. , � . , . Absent: Co,uncilmen: Morrison _ , - , AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE RELATIVE TO HOUSE SEWFRS . . . ._. _ . . . � Attorney Shadwell, repr.esenting �Ci�ty: A�tt.o.rney Carl:ton,� �read the _ amendment _to the. Cityj ordinance. requiring :the :t.ype of: mater.ials. to be used, in connec�ting sewers �to Ci:ty, :lines. This- wa�s offered as the first reading by Councilman Andersori, ' �`t��r�..9 - • R..'- LEASE - MARINE CORPS� LEAGllE , - The following lease was presented to the City Council: � LEASE � THIS LEASE made. and entered into this 17th day of October 1949, by and be'tween the CITY OF. RED�ING, a mur.icipal corporation of the sixth class, hereinafter referred to as . lessor, and REDDING DETACHMENT QF MARINE CORPS LEAGUE, a . non-profit corporation, hereinafter referred to�as lessee, W I T N E S S E T H; � That for and in consideration of the covenants and agreements� her,ein contained, the lessor does hereby � lease, demise and let unto the lessee that certain real property described on Exhibit "At' .hereunto� annexed and by this reference made a part hereof. � This lease shall be for a period of five ( 5) years, commencing on the 17th day of October, 1949, to and includ- ing the lbth day of October, 1q54. - IT IS NNTUALLY UNDERSTOOD, STIPULATED AND AGREED, BY AND BETWEEN THE PARTIE.S HERETO, AS FOLL01�'S, TO V�'IT; 1. That �the� lessee� shall -perform the covenants herein provided for .in the ��manner herein specified, and at the expiration of said term the said lessee � shall quit and surrender the said premises in as good state and conditior, as reasonable use and wear thereof will permit. � 2 . Subject to the restrictions and reservations herein . contained, the said lessee�, performing the covenants herein specified, shall and may peaceably and quietly hold and � enjoy the said premises for the terrri aforesaid, but if de- fault should -be made in any of the covenants or agreernents herein contained on the part of the lessee, it shall be lawful for the lessor to re-enter the said premises and to remove all persons therefrom, .or said lessor may elect to exercise any legal or equitable right accruing to it as the � result of such breach.. � 3 . That if the lessee should default as to any of the con- ditions, covenants or agreements herein contained and the lessor, having knowledge of such breach, should r,ot take. ad- vantage of the same, such failure on its part shall not be construed as a waiver of such conditions, cavenants and agree- ments, and the right of terminatior, shall remain in full force and effect, , unless expressly waived i�n writing, ,nor shall the right to give or withhold consent in any case be deemed to be waived on account of a prior waiver thereof. � 4. That the lessee, in carrying on and conducting operations upon said premises, shall comply with and conform to all laws, ordinances and regulations governing the conduct of such businessa 5 . That the lessor, or its agents, shall have the right on reasonable occasions to enter into ariy part of the demised pre- mises to ascertain and inspect their condition. , 6. That the leased premises shall be used by the lessee � solely for club house purposes and for activities incidental ',: to its maintenance and operatior� as a club house . � 7. That the lessee shall pay the cost of any extensions required to serve said leased premis.es with any utilities and in. addition thereto, the l�essee shall pay the cost for any utilities service that is furnished to it at said premises. $. That time is of the essence of this lease and of each and every provision thereof. _ ry r _ .'-�+-^�-;�Y : :3.•, 9. That shoulcl the lessor be compell.ed to resort to legal action to ' obtain possession or to enforce any of the covenants of this lease, the le5see- sYiall pay .rea�onable attorneyT s fees therefor and all other damages which the lessor may suffer. 10. That any notices or dernands that may be given by either party hereunder, including notice of defau:lt and notice of termination, shall be deemed to have beEn fully and properly given when made in writing and enclosed ir. a sealed envelope and depositecl in the United States� Post Office with postage prepaid, addressed as follows; to the ].essor at the' City Hall, Redding, California, and to the lessee at Redding, California . 11. The lessee shall have the right to remove at the term- ir.ation of this lease for any cause, any improvements installed by it on said premises and such improvements . shall be rem.oved by the lessee within thirty (30) days time if the terminatior� is prior to the expiration date . of. this lease . In the event the termination is at the expiration date of this lease such improvements shall be removed prior thereto. The lessor shall have the right to insist that any of such improvements are'..re- .. moved at the time specified ir. this paragraph. The lessee ir. removing improvements shall do so in such a way as not to damage any portion of the .premises and the les�ee agrees to leave said premises in a good condition and comparable to their present � condit 'ion. � • 12. That the lessee shall maintain during the term. of this lease public liability insurance insuring it and the lessor herein in the sum of limits and property damage insurance in the sum of �5000.00 and such insurance shall pro- tect the lessee and the lessor from any and all liability � whatsoever to any persons or property resultir._g from the operation and maintenance of said leased premises by the lessee and the cor�duct of any activities or operations on ' said premises. 13 . If the �lessee should .be adjudged bankrupt either by voluntary or involuntary proceedings, or if the lessee should discontinue business or fail in business, or abandon or vacate said premises or make an assignment for the benefit of creditors, or their demised premises should come into the possession and control of any trustee in bankruptcy, or if any receiver should be appointed in any action or proceeding; with power to take charge, possession and control or care of said demised �property, the lessor shall have the option to forthwith terminate this lease. and to re-enter the said demised �lpremises and t�ake poss- essian thereof. In no event shall this lease be deemed an asset of the lessee after adjudication in bankruptcy. . 14, That the lessee shall not,without the previous consent in wr.iting of the le�ssor, -assign this lease or ariy interest " therein or underlet or sublet� the whole or any part of said prerr,ises. Any purported assignment, either�d-irect or by opera- tion or law, or under or. in pursuance of any order, judgment, decree, or process of any Court, sha]:1 be wholly void and shaTl . at the option of the said lessor work a forfeiture of this lease . � � The consent of the lessor to the firs�t or any other assignment shall not be a consent to any subsequent assignment, but the prohibition against assignment without consent shall continue in force as against any assignee . . 15 . That the lessee shall not permit any portion of the property to be used at ariy time by any other organization, club, or persons, private or public . . . 16. That the lessor shall have the ri.ght to post notices on said leased premises _of non-liability under and pursuant to the laws of the State of California for any. work done on said pre- mises, and the lessee agrees to notify the lessor in writing immediately that any work, at any time, is commericed on said premises. :��`� , 1'J. That the lessee shall keep said property in a good, � clean, first class and proper condition at all times and shall so coriduct its operations thereon so as not to inter- fere with any other person or persons in the neighborhood. 1$. The lessee agrees that it will not commit any waste on said premises or 'any public or private nuisance thereon. � lg. That, subject to the provisions respecting assignment, underletting or subletting herein, the corlditioris, covenants and agreements herein contained shall inure to the benefit of and be binding upon the successors and assi�;ns of the respective parties hereto. 20 . That in the event the lessee constructs any building or other improvements on said real property, the same shall be constructed in complete compliance with the bizild- ing code and other regulations of the City of Redding applicable to buildings. IN WITNESS V�'HEREOF the lessor has caused this lease to be executed by its Mayor, thereunto duly authorized, and its official seal affixed hereto, and the lessee has caused this lease to be executed by its officers, thereunto duly authorized, and its� seal affixed hereto . UJITNESSES: CITY OF REDDING By � Its ayor ESSOR REDDING DETACHMENT OF� MARINE • CORPS LEAGUE $Y By E APPR�VED AS TO FORM: DANIEL S. CARLTON � City ttorney �r � =x ��i %� � �i� � %i� m� %it %iC ,��C 'i' � . after which a motion was made by Councilman Anderson, seconded by Councilman Buchea, that the lease be approved and I�ayor Swarts authorized to sign the same . On roll ca11 voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen: Anderson, Anthony, Buchea and Swarts . Noes: CouncilMen: None . • Absent: Councilmen: Morrison. LOU GERARD - ENTRANCE CALIFORNIA STREET City P�lanager Storm read a letter which he had received from Lou Gerard requesting an entrance into his paint shop on California Street after which a motion was rr�ade by Councilman Buchea, seconded by Councilman Anderson, that this request be granted. On roll call voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilrnen: Anderson, Anthony, Buchea and Swarts . Noes: Councilmen: None. . Absent: Cou.ncilmen: Morrison. . J. A. BAILEY - NURSERY � Mr. J. A . Bailey again appeared before the Council asking permission to use a small �strip of land near his present location for use in keeping his nursery stock during tYie winter. After discussing this matter a motion was made by Councilman Anderson, seconded by Council- man Swarts, that the matter be turned over to the Park Committee ar�d City Manager Storm with full power to act . On roll call voting was as follows: � Ayes: C�ouncilmen; Anderson and Swarts . Noes: C'ounci'lmen: Anthony �and Buchea . Absent: Councilmen: Pv7orrison. �'ATER - GARBAGE RATES The matter o.f increased rates in the Water and Sanitary Departments •�aas discussed by City PZanager Storrr� and the Council mernbers . Manager Storm explained the proposed increase in rates was due to �4�;� serving a much larger area and also ir.creaseci labor costs . The Council members agreed that something should be done so as to have a favorable balance at the end of each fiscal year. TRAIdSFER FUiVDS A motion was made by Councilman Anderson, seconded by Councilman Buchea, that the sum of 4P10,000 .00 be �transferred from the Elec- trical Department Fund to the, General Fund. . On roll call voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen; Anderson, Anthony, Buchea, and Swarts . Noes: Councilmen: None . - Absent: Councilmen: Morrison. BUILDING PERI�IIT FEE - JUNIOR COLLEGE A letter was read to the Council by City P�Ianager Storm from Mr. Harry Thompson, Clerk of the School �Board, r�questing the City to cancel the building permit fees on the ne�,r college cons:truc- tion. After a short discussion the matter was turned over to the City Attorney. GEORGE PERRINE CLAIM The following letter and claim against the Ca.ty of �Redding was received by the City Clerk; JOHN F�. 04SULLIVAN Attorney at Law 1500 Central Tower � . � 703 I�arket Street San Francisco 3 , Calif. October 1�, 191�g � City Clerk � City of Redding Redding, California � Enclosed herein please. find claim for personal injury and resu�lting damage on behalf of �eorge Perrine, individually and� as guar.dian .of the person and estate of NZichael Perrine, his minor son. � � Will you kindly acknowledge receipt of this claim. � Thanking you for your prompt acknowledgment, I am � Very truly yours /S/ John F. O�Sullivan %i� %� ti< 3� 'm �'� '� %'� �� yc �'F .� �� . JOHN F. OtSULLIVAN ATTORNEY AT LAW 1500 CENTRAL TOWER . , SAN FRANCISCO,. CALIFORNIA � GARFII��LD 1-209.0 ATTORNEY FOR CLAIMANTS � CLAII�7 AGAINST THE CITY OF REDDING COUPITY OF SHASTA,_ STATE OF CALIFORRTIA AND HERSCHEL.'RO'�iTON � GEORGE PERRINE, individually and as guardian of the person and estate of r�IICHAEL PERRINE, a minor, presents a claim for damages against the City of Redding, County of Shasta, State of California and HERSCHEL ROti�TON on his own behalf in the sum of TVu'0 THOUSAND (�2,000.00) DOLLARS, and on behalf of said minor in the sum of TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND (�25 ,000.00) DOLLARS. Claimant and said minor reside at 1065 Cypress Street, Redding, California. Said claim arrives out of the following circumstances: Said minor, MICHAEL PERRINE, two and one half years of age ( 2�� was playing in the driveway of those certain premises on M'y„ , ��-�� Cypress Street, known and designated � 1067 Gypress Street, Red- ding, California; that while t-he said minor was in said drive- way, HERSCHEL ROTWON, an employee �of the City of Redding driving a garbage t�ruck for the Gity of Reddiri��, in the �course � of and within the scope of his employment carelessly and neg- ligently drove said truck on, over and upon said MICHAEL PERRINE on said driveway causing the said MICHAEL. PERRINE to sustain severe and painful injury. � � The date of the occurrence mentioned above was August 23rd, , 1949 and said occurrence took place on -said driveway into the properties known and designated as Cypress Street, Redding, California . ' ' Said minor sustained multiple contusions, abrasions, and bruises about his head, body,- arms; shoulders and back and a severe fracture of the pelvic bone in at least three places and said injuries will be permanent . Claimant GEORGE PERRINE has and will sustain expenses for medical and hospital services, drugs and other medical care to cure -said--injury and estimate his damage ir_ the sum of TWO THOUSAND (�2,000 .00) DOLLARS. WH�REFORE; claimants pray that the City of �Reddimg and � HERSCHEL ROWTON pay to GEORGE PERRINE, individually the sum of TT�O THOUSAND (�2,000.00� DOLLARS and to GEORGE PERRINE as guardian of the person and estate of MICHAEL PERRINE, a . minor, the sum of TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND (�p25 ,000.00) DOLLARS. � �S�GEORGE PERRINE, individually and as the guardian of the person and estate of i��ICHAEL P.�RRINE, a minor STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) ss COUNTY OF SHA�TA ) , GEORGE PERRINE, individually and as guardian of the person and estate of MICHAEL PERRINE, a minor, being first _ duly sworn .deposes and says: That he is the claimant in the above entitled matter; that he has read the foregoing claim and knows the. contents thereof, and that the same is true of his owr. knowledge, except as to. those matters therein stated on information or belief and as to those matters that he believes it to be true . �S� GEORGE PERRINE • Subscribed and sworn to before me ' this 29 day of September, � 1949 H. A. LUCKENBACH - T PUBLIC � in and for the County of Shasta . State of California =X -�= �, r �� = �F � -k �� -�t � �,� � after which a motion was made by Councilman Anderson, and seconded by Councilman Buchea, that the claim be rejected and the matter referred to the City Attorney. On roll call voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen: Anderson, Anthony, Buchea and Swarts , Noes: Councilmen: None Absent: Councilmen: Morrison. GENERAL SERVICE ADMINISTRATION BUR�AU OF COP��IITNITY FACILITIES The following letter was recei.ved: ,�� GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATIUN �`''�?"3� BUREAU_ OF COMMtTNITY .FACILITIES_ � DIVISTON �ENGINEER,: .DIVISION. 7 : 630 Sansome Street__ - _ - _. San Francisco 11, Calif. � I'ro j ect: Calif. 4-P-500 Sewer Facilities Oetober 10, 1g49 Redding, California City of Redding Redding, California Attentione Vdm. W. Green, City Engineer Gentlemen: According to your Construction Status Report BCF Form 9, dated October 7, 19t�9, construction contract on the -above entitled project was awarded July 20, lg�.g . Under the regulations governing the Advance Planning Program as set forth in your agreement with the . Government, advances are repayable when the first construction contract is awarded or the applicant begins construction with its own forces. Vde are therefore enclosing .our bill No. B']-65-50 in the amount of �450 .00 to cover the Governme�t�s advance for plan preparation on sewer facilities Project 4-P-500, as evidenced by bureau voucher No. 7X-z9b-47. Please have the City' s � warrant drawn in favor of the Treasurer of the United States and forwarded to this office for deposit. Sincerely yours, � . VdRIGHT FELT Division Engineer � �S� KIRKE M. DEEKER Chief, Fiscal Section 71�C .r i�: h. :�L ��t :k :�C ".�C 7�t 'a. ryC :�C :�: S�t after which .a _motion was made by Councilman Anderson, seconded by Councilman Buchea, that the sum of �450 .00 be approved and a check be drawn in favor of the Treasurer of the United States : . On roll call voting was as follows: � Ayes: Councilmen; Anderson, Anthony, Buchea, and �Swarts.. � Noes: Councilmen; 1V'ane . Absent; Counc'ilmen: Morrison. No further .business the �meeting was adjourned. . � APPROVED; � � ' � �Iayor ATTEST: ��v'� � . C ity lerk - � c��.�_� �;;�.�2-- J