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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - City Council - 1950-04-03 � Regular Council Meeting P`��� Council Chambers, Citp Hall $ p.m. , April 3, 195� . The meeting was called to order by Mayor Swarts and upon roll call the following Councilmen were present: Anthony, Buchea, Morrison and Swarts. Couneilman Anderson, being out of town, was absent. City Attorney Carlton was present. City Manager� Storm v�as out of town on official business. �1►�IINUTES 4F PREVIOUS MEETING � Mayor. Swarts announced that all Councilmen had received a copy of the minutes of the previous meeting and if there were no objections they would not be read by the City Clerk. There being none, they were approved as per copy rsceived by each councilman. JOHN SPANN - SOUND TRUCK John Sp'ann, a Redding attorney, appeared before the City Council request- � ing permission to use a sound truck to announce Jimmy Roosevelt's �risit to the City of Redding Wednesday, April 5, 1950. - Mr. Roosevelt would speak to a public gathering at the Golden, Eagle Hotel at � p.m. After the Couneil discussed this �atter, Councilman Morrison made � a � motion, seconded by Councilman Anthony, that the sound truck be perznitted to circta.l.ate around Redding announcing Jimmy Roosevelt's talk at the Golden Eagle Hotel. On roll call voting was as follows: Ayes: Conneilmen: Anthony, Buchea, Morrison � � Noes: Couneilmen: Swarts. � Absent: Councilmen: Anderson. - ' DON HAWKEY - WATER. KUTRAS_ TRACT � John Spann, Redding attorney.;: appeared befor.e the City Gouncil, represent- ing Don Hawkey, lumber transportation, stating Mr. Hawkey intends to build a commercial b�ilding, as well as rental homes for his emplopees in the Kutras Subdivision, and wanted to know if city water would be availablee After this matter had been discussed at. considerable length, - Councilman Morrison made a motion that the City Water Department �xtend the� water mains to this new arsa. Motion died for the _lack of a second. Elbert E. Dick, Superintendent of the Water Department, asked those � . who wanted water service to come into the City Hall and sign an az�plication. NEIGHBOftH00D PARK - HARRY RUDNICK . , Mr. Harry Rudnick, spokesman for residents in the Sheridan and :West Street areas, requested the City Council to accept property in this area from the County Supervisors. Mr, Rudnick outlined what these residents were doing in this area to build up a playground for chil- dren who lived in this �vicin�ity. � He stated contributions, including sand, a drinking fountain,- water pipes, and lumber had already been received. He also stated �hese lots would have to be used` for re- , creational� purposes and that p�rsons_ in this area would develop. them. ' � .... � motion was then made by Councilman Morrison, seconded by Councilman Buchea, that, the city accept the property f rom the Board of . Supervisors of Shast'a �County. On roll eall voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen: •Anthony, Buchea, Morr'ison and Swarts. . Noes: Councilmen: . None. � � Absent: Councilmen:. Anderson. . . � BERT BI�SIO � MEI; �GRATA . , GARBAGE FRANCHISE . ; � - � Nir. .Bert Bisio `and Mr. Mel Grata appeared before the City Council asking - � f or the garbage� eollection f ranchi se� in the City of Redding. These -parties stated they would invest �10,00�.00 inGarbakee0rdinance inreverp the nec:es'sary bonds, and comply, with the City g �ay. After a discussion with the ° Council members, the� were instTh�cted to give their proposal in writing .a�e Couneilth Theselmen�stated they matter would_ then be discussed.. by th were eonnected with a scavenger business in San Francisco. 6�a�� ,� ���� VOTING PLACE COUNCIL R.00MS, CITY HALL Mr. Morgan Saylor asked the City Council if it would be possible to change the voting place from the Council Room in the City Hall to the lower floor in the Fire Department in order that old or crippled persons would not have to cli�nb the stairs. It was suggested that any one could apply for absentee ballots� for the city election who were sick or physicallp disabled and, unable to go to the polls to vote on elec�ion day. . " WATERS METERS - SPAIVNS Mrs. John Spann protested to the City Council installation of water meters at her home� and wanted to know when the Gity Council ordered such a change from flat rates to meter rates. After the matter was discussed at some length, , Mayor 5warts informed Mrs. Spann she was not being charged on a meter rate, also that he would. study the ordinance and discuss this matter with her. WRIGHT -.WRIGHTtS REFKIGERATION ___.._, :;, Mr. Wright asked the .'C:ounciT if the City was going to sell any property near the city :water tanks. No action,was taken at this time. D. Ms DAVIS - GREENVii00D HEIGHTS ' Mr. Davis appeared before the Council asking for gravel and oil.� to be put on the street at his, home on High Street in the Greenwood Heights Subdivision. The matter was referred to the Street Committee for a report. . A1�lUDMENT TO PARKING OR;DINANCE An amendment to the Parking Ordinance, which would allow the Gouncil to change parking limits by resolution rather than by ordinance, was read bg the City Attorney. This ,was offered as the first reading by Councilman Anthony. TAX VENDING MACHINES � . An ord.inance setting the tax rate per _quarter on vending machines •was read by City Attorney Carlton. This was offered by Councilman Buchea as the f irst reading. BONDS - GARDEN-OLIVTA SEWER DISTRTCT The following resolution was read to the City Gour�eil by City Attorney . Carlton: RESOLUTION N0. 1626 IN THE MATTER OF THE CONSTRUCTION OF GARDEN-OLIVIA SEWER ASSESSMENT DISTRICT -• " � RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF II�IPRO�TENLENT BONDS V+THEREAS, the ��ity Council of the City of Redding, County of Shasta, State of California, did .on the 21st day of March, '1949, pass and �adopt its Resolution ,of Intention lyo. 7,� and Resolution- No. 1606 Ordering Changes and Modifications, Resolutinn of Inten- tion No. 7, Garden-Olivia Sewer Assessment District, adopted by the said City Council of the City of Redding on -the 12th day of July, 1949, relating to certain work proposed to be done and improvement to be made in the Garden-Olivia Sewer Assessment District of said City of Redding, as in said Resolution described, _under and pursuant to the pr.ovisions of the f�Improvement Act of 1911't, and amendments thereto, and did therein provide that serial' bonds would be issued thereunder in the manner ��prov,ided by the "Improvement Bond Act of 1915", reference to said Resolution of Intention, as modified, be- _ ing expressly made for further par�iculars; and - . . . � 'P�����ja� � WHEREAS, the contract fo�r said wo 'rk��and "improvement .was duly awarded. arid,.tYiereafter duly eompleted to the. satisfaction of. . Fhi:lip t�J. Storm as Super,intend'ent of St`reets of tYie City of Redding and this. Couricil, �whereupon an ,asse:ssment,, warrant and' diagram were made, recorded and. delivered to 'the cori�ractor in the� time, form � and manner a"s,�required by law, `and the� contractor having macle due � return� th�reon and�-`�the' .same having been duly filed; and WHEREAS,. on the 15th day of March, 1950, the Superintendent `of Streets of said City of Redding duly made and filed with the '�'�reasurer and City Clerk of this Council a complete list of all assessments unpaid thereunder upon the respective assessment and diagram numbers thereon, �hereupon, said City . Clerk gave notice of the- filing�-of said list in'the time, form and manner provided _by law:, and fixed; in said noti.ce Monday, the 3rd day of Apri1, ;,1950, at the'hour of e'ight o'clock p.m: , as the time when interested persons inight �appear before� the City Council of the City of . Redding, at the regular meeting place `of said Couneil, located in the Council Chambers" in the City Hall of �the 'City of Redding, and show cause why bonds should _�not be issued upon the security of the unpaid assess- ments showri on said list, all of which appears from affidavits on f ile in the office of said City Clerk9 and VJHEftEAS, there having been �no protests or objections against the issuance of bonds as aforesaid presented before or at the time of said hearing; and . WHEREAS, since the fili�ng by said Philip W. Storm as Superin- � tendent. of Streets of said list of assessments nnpaid, the following assessments have been paid, to wit: ' ' " ANiOUNT OF ASSESSI�IENT OWNER ASSESSMENT AND DIA�GRAM PAID H. J. Beyer Assessment 99, Lot 5 of 132• 53 . _. ` Block 109, Garden � G. S. & B. � Assessment 15$,� Lot' S of ' ' Corradetti Block 115, Garden � 132• 53 . � E. E. 8c .A. E. Assessment 351,. Tr.' S1 D Dick � . 3� A 2 -: ` .. . 252•�9$ . aggregating. the total sum of. �51$.04 leaving a balance due on account of the unpaid assessment of �67, 5�9•33, and said list of assessments unpaid filed by said Philip W. Storm as Superinter�dent of Stree.ts, , as .aforesaid, appearing in all respects eomplete and correct after accepting and dedueting therefrom the assessments paid since �he filing thereof as hereinabove set forth; NOGJ, THEREFORE, evidence both oral and documentary having been adduced- and_submitted to .the ' satisfaction of this Council, � IT IS�HEREBY RESObVED�� and found and determined by the City Council of the City of Redding, County of Shasta, State of California, that said �list of� assessments unpaid, filed by said Philip W.. Storm as Superintendent of Streets, �as aforesaid, was at the time. .of said filirig,_thereof in .all. respects cornplete and correct; � and that since the fil'ing ther.eof. assessments in �the sum of �51$.Ol�, -,as hereii�above set forth;: have :been paid; ar�d� aTso that the unpaid assessments in- the proceedings dulp had and takeri -under and pursuant to sairl Reso- lution of.�Intention No. 7, as �raodified, and the aggregate amount of the. ,same ,are as set forth on Exhibit "Ar' hereunto annexed and by this reference �made a part hereof; and the _ said City Council does �hereby��further �_ind and determine that'�the total .or aggregate `.amount ` of said�.assessmen�s unpaid is ;,the 'sum� of .,�67, 5$9•33; � � � - _. �. NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the premises, the City Council�:of the City of Redding,� ' Corinty of :Shasta, State of California, does hereby .further resolve, order 'and determine as follows, to wit: , , , ��;,�:� �� - �'� � Section l: That bonds� shall be issued upon ,the security of said unpaid assessments in the amount of �67;5$9•33, in accord- � ance with the provisions of said "Improvement_ Act of 1911", as , amended, and said nlmprovement Bond Aet of 1915", as 'amended, and under and pursuant- �o the provisions. of said Resolution of .Intention No. 7, as modified, in the matter of the Garden-Olivia Sewer- Assess- ment District of said City of Redding and the proceedings thereunder duly had and taken; said bonds shall be called t�Improvement Bond, Redding, Californian�, shall be ninety (90) in number, shall be dated March, 1•5, 1950; and t�he- denominations. of said bonds and the .interest coupons, required to be attached thereto, with their respect.ive numb- ers and dates of maturi'ty, .a�e as follows: '" � SERIES BOND NUMBER DENOMINATION DATE OF MATURITY 1 � 1� � 1,000.00 July 2, 1951_. � .� l. , 2 . , 1;000.00 . � ; . July 2, 1951 � 1 3 1,000.00 - �uly z, 195i 1 1� 1,000.00 July 2, 1951 1 � 500.�0 duly 2, 1951 1 6 5.95 July 2, 1951 2 1 � 1,000.00 Julp 2, 195z � 2 2 1,000.00 July 2, 1952 2 3 1,000.00 July 2, 1952 . 2 1� 1,000.00 July 2, 1952 2 5 500.00 July 2, 1952 2 6 5.95 July .2, 1952 3 � - 1 1,000.00 � July 2, 1953 3 z 1,000.0o July z, 1q53 3 3 1,0�0.00 July 2, 1953 3 4 1,000.00 July 2, 1953 3 5 500.0o duly z, 1953 3 6� 5..95 . .. . duly 2, 1953 � �. 1 1,000.00 July 2, 1954 , �, � 1,000.00 Ju.ly 2, 19 54 ` ' 1� 3• 1,000.00 July z, 1954 �, 4 1,000.00 July z, 195�r �, 5 500.00 July z, i95� . ° �. � 6 5•95 July 2, 1954 � 5 1 1;000.00 July 2, 1955 5 2 1,000.00 July 2, 1955 5 3 1,000.0o July 2, 1955 5 � - .. �. _ � - . - . l,000.00 JulY z, i955 5 5 . 500.00 au1.y 2, 1955 � 5 6 5•95 July 2, 1955 6 1 � 1,Ooo.00 � - July z, 1956 � � 6 2 l,000.00 July z, 1956 6 .3= . 1,000.00 , July 2, 1956 6 �, 1,000.00 July 2, 1956 6�.. , . . 5 . : ' . 500:00 � July 2, ,1956 6 6 � � � 5•95 July z, 1956 - �� 7 � 1 � . . � 1;000.QO July 2, 1957 " .. 7 � 2 , ' l,000:00 July 2, 1957 7 3 , 1,000.0o July z, 1957 � , ? �, � 1,000.04 July 2, 1957 , 7 5 ` 500.00 • � July 2, 1957 7 6 5•95 July z, 1957 g . _1 ., 1�000.00 Jul:y 2, 195$ g 2 � � ' 1,�000.00 July 2, 195$ g . 3 � 1,000.0o July 2, 195$ ,� �, . . I,0o0.00 July z, 195$ � . � 5 � � . � ,�300.Oo July. 2, 195$ $ � 5.95 cP � .���,3'' SERIES BOND NUN�BER DEIVOMINATION DATE OF MATURITY q 1 � 1,000.00 July 2, 1959 � 9 2 1,000.�0 July 2, �.959 9 3 1.,000.00 July 2, 1959 9 �. 1,000.00 J.u��.y 2, 1959 9 5 500.00 July 2, 1959 9 6 5•95 ,1uly 2, 1.959 l0 1 1,000.00 Ju1y 2, 1960 �� G � , - . .l'�0�s�0 VU.L� eGy 1960 1.p 3 l,00a.o0 July 2, 1960 1:� 4 19000.00 July 24 1960 l0 5 500.00 July 2, 1960 10 6 5.95 � duly 2, 1960 11 1 1.,000.�0 � �Ju1.y 2, 1961 11 2 1,OOO.QO July 2, 1961 11 � 3 1,000.00 � � July 2, 19b1 11 4 1.,000.00 July 2, 1961 11 5 500.00 July 2, 1961 11 b 5•95 July 2, 1961 12 1 , 1,000.00 July 2, 1962 12 2 1��s l/V tl tl.�� 2' ].962 12 3 ].,000.00 July 2, 1962 12 4 1,0��.00 July 2, 1962 12 5 50�.0� July 2, 1962 12 6 5.95 July 2, 1962 13 1 l,000.0o July 2, 1963 13 2 1,000.oa July 2, 1963 13 3 1,000.00 July 2, 1963 13 4 1,000.04 Ju1y 2, 1963 13 5 � . 50�.00 � � July 2, 1963 13 6 , 5.95 Ju7.y 2, 1963 14 1 1,000.00 July 2, 1964 14 2 1,000.00 du1.y 2; �'964 14 3 1,0C30.00 July 2, 1964 14 1� , 1,000.00 Ju.ly 2, 19b4 14 5 500.00 July 29 1964 ' 14 6 5•95 July 2, 19b4 15 1 1.,000.00 July 2, 1965 � 15 2 1,o0t�.00 , July 2, 1965 15 3 1,000.00 July 2, 1965 ' 15 �. � 1,000e00 JuTy 2;;. 1965 � 15 5 500•00 JuT� 2y �9b5 15 6 5•95 . Jsa�:y 2, 1965 � Section 2: Wi�h reference to said bonds having a denomination of �1,000.00, the first coupon attached to each of �aid bonds shall have a denomination of $39•72 and the �ubsequent coupon� attached to each of said bonds shall have a denomination of �25.00. JWith refer�nce to �aid bond� havi.ng a denonunation of $500.00, the first coupon attached to each of said bonds shall have a denomination of $19.g6 and the subsequent coupons attached to each of said bonds shal.l. have a denomination of ;$12.50. With reference to said bonds having a denomination of �5•95, the first coupon atta�hed to each of. said bonds sh�].1:have a denomin�t,ion of �.2l� and. � the subsequent coupons attached to each. of said bonds s,hall.have.a denornina- tion oP $.15. , • . -. E i, �- . ..s The first coupons above referred to shall represent intsrest upon. the principal of the respective bonds to which the sam� are re�p�etively att�ched coming due January 2r� 1951, and the subsequent co�apons above referred to shall represent the interest �oming due on the principal of the respective bonds to which the same are respectivel.y attached for the several semi-annual period �ubsequent to said date. ,... ti������ ���.Y`- f Section 3: Said bond� shall be issued in series, and the unpaid assess- ments as shown on said list filed by Philip: W. Storm as Superintendent of � Streets of the City of Redding and determined by the said City Council, together with interest thereon, shall remain and constitute a trust fund for the redemption and payment. of said- bonds of the interest which ma.y be due thereon, which unpaid assessments shall be payable in annual series corresponding in � number to the nu.mber of serie� of bonds issued, and an even annual propor- tion of each assessment shall be payable in each year preceding the date of the m�turity for each of th� several series of bonds issued, and such pro- portions of each assessment coming due in any year, together with the annual . interest thereon, �hall in t.urn be payable in insts►llments as the general " � taxes of said City of 'Redding on real prcperty are payabl�, and shall become delinquent at the same times and in the same proportionate amaunts and bear the ,same proportionate penalties for delinquency. _ Said bonds shall be signed�by the Nie.yor of said City of. Reddin� and by the Treasurer of said City and countersigned by the City Clerk of said Cit,p, who shall affix thereto the official �eal of said City of Redding; the interest coupons affixed thereto sha11 be signed by the Treasurer of the � City of ftedding�or bear his en�raved,- print�d or lithographed signature; and such signing and sealing of said bonds by said officers and signin� of said coupons by said Treasurer shall constitute and be a sufficient and . bindin� execution of each and eyery one of said bond� and all of the eoupons thereof respectively. Said borids• shall be:�:� substantially in the form set forth in said "Improvement Bond Act of 1915tr, as amended; said Mayor and said Treasurer and said City Clerk are hereby authorized and directed to so � sign and eountersi�n re�pectively-. The. intere�t coupons attached to e�ch of said bonds and evidencing the interest to' accrue thereon shall be numbered consecutively and be sub- stantially in the following form, to wit: � Coupon No. � � City of Redding, County of Shasta, California, will pay to the bearer hereof out of the redemption fund for the bond hereinafter mentioried, on the :a_:. day of , 19 , � , at the office of the Treasurer of the City of Redding, Cali£ornia, said sum bein� the semi-annual inter�at due on � , Bond No. of Series No. . Datsd: Section 4: 5aid bonds shall be forthwith delivered to Hannaford & Talbot, the assignee of the Contractor, in satisfaction of the ba�,nce due said Contractor upon his assessment and warrant. I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing resolution was introduc�d and read at a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redding on the 3rd day of April, 1950, and was du].y adopted at said meeting by the .following vote: AYES: COUNCILMEN: Anthony, Buchea, Morrison, Swarts. NOES: COUNCILMEN: None. ABSENT: COUNCILMEN: Anderson � DATED: April 3rd, 1950• � ORVTL SWARTS � Mayor of the Gity of Redding. � . ATTEST: , � � BERNARD E. GILMORE City Clerk Form Approved: DANIEL S. CARLTON, ,Citp Attorney � -� � � �,K � � � � � a� � # � # � � # After which a motion was made by Councilman Buchea, and seconded by Councilman - Morrison, that the resolution be adopted. On roll cal,l votirig was as follows: Ayes: Gouncilmen: Anthony, Buchea, Morrison and Swarts. � � Noes: Councilmen: None. . Absent: Councilmen�; Anderson. � ' . - ' + i`•. �. ���7 Tr�. D. �ILLO�SOI� � CA�IFaRATTA A�TIGI�PAI, U�I��TIES 't.� . � . • , . . .. .. _ - � - _ . � . � . - . �- � � - A letter, from Ca�,ifornia �iunicipal Util.ities to Mr. W. �. Ti3�.otson was .r�ad ta the Cit�' Co�ncil, �bp C3.t� Atto�n�y �arlton.� (Le�ter on file in�City- A�toa�ey�s office) � � - • � .. AMEI3S�AN ASSOCIATIQP��OF TJIdIVERSI3°Y��i�OI�EN- The fo1.l.o�ing 1.etteP't,ras'�receiveci�'aiiii placed on file: ' March 22, ].950 � Redd3.ng Eity Council. � � . � City Hall � Rsdd�ig, California � � . ., .. „ Gen�3emen: -- . . .. �'.'. . . . ' ... _... . . . � . . . . . 3'he Amer3can Assr�.� �of Uriive�sity �rtomeri` coa�dia�`y' "eacte�ds an�i�vitati�m �o yuua° m�mber� tA be present at their reg�ax ide�ting April Sth, g;00 p.m. - at the Ti�omen4s Impx�o�eme�it CT:iabho�ase. Tlii.s wi13. be a panel discussior� � concerning the various types of public health program ava�,lable to thi� count� and the advisaba.3:ity�o.f ha�ing �u�h a prog�a�. ' Tt�is ha� b�en undertaken as a study b� one of our group� v�rith the aim that our organizat3.on would at some future date make it� recommendatian . ag to �rhieh prograia, .if �an,Y: ws�u�d "b� ���itable l�ere.' . ` . - . . T�e hope some of your members will be inte�cested in hearing �his discussion. ... , � • , , ,. ��Since�ely � , . . � . . � s , . . . � � _ . ` THE .AMERICAAT ASSOCIATZON OF �UI�TTIVERSITY W02qEN . . : . - _ � . _ _ , . - by Ea�l.ene N. I�aidl'ey, Secreta�y , , � �- �� � � � �:�� �..# •� � � � � _ �. - . ; : . , Lf�AI. P05T�fAR CONS�RUCTIOPJ PR4�RAM � , / � -� � _.... � . .. � . The fo3.lowing �eport was received and p�aced on f31es : �" •: . : March 13, 1950 Honorable' �liomas H: Kuchel • � � � � ' • St,ate CoAtrol�er . . � . . . . Sacramento, �Gal:ifornia � �., ` � � � Dear Sir: � . � . . �. ��. . � , . We have aiidited��t�e accouaats oP the C�:ty'of�Redding9 pertinent' to.�Resolution numbe� 6, .cities; 'local postwar 'consti�uctii.o��.prograia, ��i�der �h�pter�20, � : � Statutes of 19L�6' F�..rst Extraordinary Session,-'and� x°eport thereori'a5-fo�;].ows: � � ., � . , . _ . _ � �he allotment, �72;42l�.�.60, was for the��cor�'s��uctinn of � sewa�e'treatmen� � plant. Constrtaction wa,s started°Decembe��11; ].91�6 and �he' esti.mated eost was as follo�rs: . � . � . �� : . . . i:: � . , ..:,., : , 'Sup�rvision and �:r3spec�3on ' .: . � �1a,1�00.fD0 ' . . .F' � �` Ci�nstruction� contract�`aost'- . - 208;133'=�. � ' - � Co�it�:ngencies- . . � _ ... . 20A80�.�0': . . ,. ,. . . E " .... , . . . , . : ._ .. .. . . _ .. ., ��:, � . . ._..i• , . , , , �- - _ . . .. , ' � � . , . - . _�. , T�t�. ,�.��_� ', . ,.: ^, The actua].::cost of�coiisti°uctio�i 'as� sYiowri��b� 'the clai�ns filed; wa����2S�i,.'15�.79, and the st�te paid the �amourit-'of the`�a1lot�neri� .a� 'fo]].1.o�s i.:.. : . June 24, �947 warrant nwnber B1c1�352� , � '�,2�,94001.� � ;: . . - March 1, 19� warr�nt..n'ui�tier B�i944�1 .�� � : "21,268:5�. . . . .. Aug�st 18, ,1949 �rarra�at number .65-52�.5 . 28,815•.96 . . . . . � . � .. .: . ._ ... � �� . . . . , .. , . . . . . . . . _ : , � . , ._ . .,� . ;,.: . � • . Tota�. � "� �2 02�.64 _ . . . . . -. . _. _ . ,� � " :.. � � ,,. _ , . . (h1r e�amination was eonducted�'in acc�rdance brith accepted auditing principl.es and ineluded a11 verif3.c�t3.o�s considered neeessar�r unel�r the c3rc�mstanees. . This invol�red, but �vag not limi�ed �to,��ari` e�im�riation='of=�the co�tract, in= ' voices and paici checks. No ��rors or except�ox�� w�x°e fo�and. - � �s;:":�. a3t�_s_. Fa �� ' Thi� involved, but .was not limited to, an ,examination of the, contract�; ,= , invoices and paid chectks. No error� or exceptions �rere found. � � � � _ . . _ . ,. , � • The sud.it indicates the� reiihbur�e�ent .af �72,02l:�..6�,,to the City of Redd3:ng in conriectiori a�3.th this pro3ect, was proper. - Re�pectfull�.,submitted, _ . ; . , : • � /s� HERBE$T �B. -BR4NNER �: Ehief, Divigion of Audits � . . . . .. . �Y' ' . FLOYi) Y�T. JOHNSON Principal Accou�ta�t ,. � _ = -� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � : . . PyANAITNG COI�+IISSIOAI - PUBLIC HEARING � � � � � . . _ . _ . - � _ , . �he following letter was , received .from.the. Plannin�.Cou�3.ssiQn::-:,., •- � ,�,-�- � ' __. . . � _ ., . . . Marcl� 31,A 195� . . TO THE HON�xABLE MAYOR A�`D �ERS..OF THE Cl2'Y COUNCTL: . _ � _ . . , . � . . . .. _ . , . Gentlemen: , Fo3lowing are exeerptg fr.om the minutes. o� a regular meeting ;of. �he P1ann-__ ing Go�i.ssion held �4a�rch 27, �195,�: _ � � �The matter of �the previous reco�endation of the Coamiission iri . rezoning �ot �.6, I,assen Vista..Subdivision, �rom Goammercial to Second ftesidential, which horodever, was not presented to the City Council,-,due to the fact that ,said aetion was rescinded by petition � eirculated among-the Co�ni.ssior�ers, and approved by a ma�ority of same,_was brought before the .Co�ission by Vice-Chairman Given. It was moved�by Commis�foner Eastltand, s�cond�;d. by Co�ni.ssioner ; ; Peck, that the Commission take official action regarding the '' zoni:ng of Lot l�6, ba�sen Vista Subdivision. On ro11 ca13, voti.ng was as follows: _ �. .. . Ayes: Comm.issioners: Cibula, Eastlund, Given azid Peck. �� � � � � � Noes: Commissioners: None: � • Absent: Coz�unissiones�s: � OeBrien and Eaton. �1r. Marshall I.eeper, as repreeentative of adjacent property , ow�ers, requested that Lot 46, Lassen., Vista Subdivision, be ,za�ned Seeond Residential, or tt�at certain restrictive eovenant�,.of. �, . ..�.. ;. deed be„enforced to :proteat the valuation of the adjacent:residen� , , -. Wia1 property. �lrs. He1eM Generes appeared as owner of I.ot y.b, Lassen Vista Sub- , division, reques�3.ng that prev:Lous.:action_,of this..Commi�sion,.:as , approved,by.petitsoii_cirau].ated;among, me�bexs �of the; Commission, , � � and approved b� majority of.same; be sustained; �so that action of Plax�ning Cozmni.�sion��of September, 1945, and subsequent act3o� of Gity:Council .o�'. October l,;.1945, zoaiing� said prqperty -from , Recreational tolComBier.c3a1, be sustained. � - .� - ttIt was then moved by Co�missioner �ibula, seconded by Co�runissioner .k�astlur�ci,. that due;to the fact that �he�Planning Gommiss3:on .has no forma�. reque�t.,for the rezoning of:Lot 1�6.,,Lassen:�Vista .Subdivision, _ . _ � - �nd- that th�e`Ci:ty. Councilts at�ention be direeted. to� the act3.on of �r. the Planning"Co�unission and C3ty Council action of October 1, 1945, � the matter oflr.ezoning Lot l�6, .I,a;ssen Gista Subdivision, that this '' Comanis�ion now�_r.eques� the City_�ouneil to direet the P.Lanning Colma- . ission .to hold a�.Publ3.c .Hearing, for, the .pur,pose of _re�s�ning �ot�1�6,: . ` �,assen Vi:sta�Subclivisiori. . Voti.ng.was.as foTl.ow�: Ayes: _ Coa�aissioneri � Cibula, Eastlund, Gi"ven and Peck. l�oes: Commiss3.oner s �'on�., � .. .. , , . , . ,_ � Absent: Coinmissiorier: OtBrien.�arid�Eaton.n� � . - . .. .. , , . ,.�.. _ . . • ... � , ._ Property owners in--the Iassen Vista Subdivision area have protested the building of a car �rashraek in this area _and asked that Lot 46 in thi� subdivision be rezoned from co�nereial. to:�•second residential as their homes are in a first resi- aenti.al .distriet. . Mrs. Helen Generes, owner of this property, stated� she roeas opposed to. a P��iic hear3.ng. . A motion was �tien made by Councilman B�eY�ea, seconded by Coune3.lman Swarts, P��-�e:� that the Citg Council direct the Flannin� Coauai.gsion to hoid a ptiblic hearing for the purpose of rezon3.n� I,ot 46, ?�assen_Vista 5�tbdivision. On' ro]:l.�ea1.1. - vo�ing �aas:as follows: - - . Ayes: Councilmen: Buchea and Svaarts. � Noss: Gouncilmen: Anthony and Morrison Absents Couneilmen: Anderson. ` BILLS PAID . • � . � � _ . .._ . A motioa was made by Co�ncilman B�ch�a; seeonded by Councilman Anthony,' that .the monthl.�r bills be paid. On roll ca11 aoting was as foll.ows s_ Ayes; Councilmen: Anthor�,y9 _Buehea, .Morrison and Swa�ts. Noes: Councilmen: None.� Absent: Cotu�cilmen; Andez°son. KEI.ZY COWI,TNG - TFiRIFTY CL'EAN�iS .. _ 1'he fol.].owing ].et�ez°�:were �xe�d to the Citg� Courie�.l by Ma�p.r Swarts: � Ma.rch 29, 1950 FRO�I: BtJILDITVG IAISPECTOR T0: CITY.NlANAGER � . - SUBJE,�T: CLEANl'NG P�A1�TS IN FIRE ZOI�tE I. ; . . . _. _ , _ , _ ��" Dear �Ma�. Storm: fte�exenee is made to the propos�d construction of a cleanirig plant on the rear or. a7.ley lirie. of I,o� 1, BTock 19, Original �own, for which I ref�sed a permit. My ref.usal of permit wras based om Sectiari ]:602=e o� i946a_�nirorm Bu3.lding Code, .'wYiic� is the adopted cbde at this time, and wherein it states: ! '4'Occmparieies Prohibited. No Gro�p E occupaney except paint. spray rooms' hav- ing a f°�oor area rio� exceedin� one tlio�sand squaare feet (1�40 sq. ft.) and iGara�es shall. be pez�n3.�t�d in Fir� Zone I.�d � ,� There is now before.the City.Council a recoraraendation from the Planning '. Com�+3.ssion, recommerieiing the adoption of�the 19�i9 �.ssue of..fJn3:forim �Bui�din� Code,. and there is the �a.c�ea among �ome coneerned that this code permits tY�e constru�tion of c]:eaning p'�nts 3.n 'Fire Zone I, if'�l.es.s than 150f3 square feet of area. Tn this T do not agre�, for the folloiaing rea�o�s: 1949 �iJniform B�ilclirig Code. - Group E, Occupancies. Division 1 - Pain� or petroleum storage, ttdry cleanixig plarat� using fla�able 3iquids, and etc.n , � � Seetion I602(e). No Group E, Division 1, Occupancy ha�ring a floor area e�.eeecling fifteen hunda�ed squa.re feet (15� sq•ft.) �hali be pea�mitted in Fire �one I. E4c.ception: This shall not apply to dry eleaning plants not using h3.gh].y. flammable liquids. � ` 1!�r interpretation of Sect3.on 1642(e) 3s that no �ro�p E Occupaney exceeding 1504 square feet shall be permitted.in Fire 2one I, the exception bei.ng thm,t a cleani.ng pla.n� using no�-flamrnable liquids, or �hose with a� f7.ash point-abov.e 13g•,5 F .(not. highly flam�nable) Sectio� 1�01, �.trrii.form Build3ng Code 1949,'rmay �be erected in� F`ire Zone I if. less than 1�(3� ,sq. ft. and `� - meeting. aTl other requiremeri�s: ' _ ' . � The' Proposed�plant wi11` use"higlilg.fl:ammabl'e-liquids and is 'therefore in . �: a�r opirii:on riot pex�initted. in F`i�e Zone' I. � . - , . d . �. �. Fir'e Zone I is considered by all ebneerried as orir-most'lia�ardo�xs�district, ar�d. grariting varianees or otherwise reducing standards adver�ely affects a.3.1. property wi�hin �the..zon.e. .� , . . ' . _ . _ . . � . R.espect.f�all.y submitted, ' � F.. W. HAYBAI.I; , \ �- ' . Bui2dirxg Inspsetor : , .. . � � � � � � � � #..� # ��� � � -� �� �� ,� � � �� . "t,'v-��-'' , ap�i 3, 195� Mr. F. W. Storm , City_,Manager, City of Redding � , � - Redding, California . . Uear Nir. Storm: . � As per your request, following is � find3ngs and interpretations of the la�rs governing cleaning plants in Fire Zone #1 in the City of ftedding. We :are � � - - now. operat3.ng:under the 1946 UniForm, Bui.lding Code whieh was adopted by the City of R.edding.: � . - - � Chapter 16, Section 1602-E 1946 Uniform�Building Code. Occupancies ProYiibited: �� No Group E Occ�paricy except pa3.nt spray rooms having, a'floor area.�not. to � � � exceed 1�00 square feet ar�d Garages shall b� permitted in Fire Zone #1. � (Cleaning Plants are classed as Group� E. - _ - - i9�+9 ��form Bui�dixsg• Gode. .Group E, Occupa�ncies. . D3.visior� 1 - Paimt or . _ petroleum storage, ndry cleaning plants using fla�mab3�e 13quids, and etc:n Seetion I602(E). No Group E, Division 1, Occupa.ncy having a floor area exceed- ing fifteen hundred square feet (1500) Sq. Ft.) shall be permitted in Fire Zone I. � Exception: Th3.s shall not apply to dry cleaning pla�ats not using highly flammable liquids. . Section 1001, 1949 Uniform Bnilding Cocie^. . � . Highly inflamrn,�ble_liqu3ds sha11 be deemed to be-those with- Flash Point below .190 De�rees F. as. determine.d by clo•,sed Qup tester. Provides -that liquids � with flash poi.nts above 135 �egrees F.. shall �ot be deemed to be highly. . inflammable .when used in a closed safe�y cleaning system mee�ing the require- , ments\ of the Uniform Build3.ng Codes Standard # 10-1 for Class 3 ra�ing. You �ri11 note in the attaehed letter the present plant iaow bein� used b� the Thr3fty Cleaners 3s a plant utilizing a cleanin� agent with flash point above� 138.5 degrees F. The proposed plant vu3.11 us� a.'cleani.ng agent with �,F a Flash .poin� below 138.5 degr,ees F. 2'his plant, according to the 1949 . code ,if adopted would be elassed as a ,hazardous in�ta].lation and mou],d not � be permitted in Fire Zone #1.� . . _ Youz��_ truly , . . . . �s/� H. T. Iff:AUI�NS ' Chief, ftedding F`1re F�artment � � � � � � � � � # � � � � � � � � # � � - April 3, 1950 Mr. H. T. Klaukens, Chief ftedding. FYre Department � &edding, :.Gal.ifo�nia - Uear Sir: Pursuant to your raquest oP this ciate for information regariiing .the fla�h point of Stodciard Solvent and its use in connection with dry cleai�ing . plants we wish to advise the National F'3.re P'rotection Associati.on gives the flash point of Stoddaxd Solvent as�.9g Degrees F., dry cleaning plants in wh3ch such SO�.VCTl'tS are uitiliZed as the .cleania�g agent are considered ��y, as hazardous by California State acts and axe required to be k�oused in .�: buildings speciall� constr,ueted for .sa�e., . . The Thrifty Cleaners, 1./+04�Market �Street, Redding now operating a c7.eaning plant in which a solvent carrying a flash poin� of 13g degrees F. or over has applied for and received a perm3t to construct a new cleaning plant, hazardous building at 1404 Market Street ftedding, in which Stoddard Solvent or cleaning agent�,with F1ash Poi.nts of less than 13g Degrees are to be used. PZ.ans ,and specifications for same ar� in full Qompiiance with State requirements, horo►Tever State reqvirements also require that such plants must also eompl.y wit�h •City regulat3.ons in �vhat�ver City they may be constru�ted. Ve tru'� yours, �s�W. L. HICKS, Deputy State Fire Marshal,, Redding I�ist.. � � � � � � # # � � 3t- � � �_�.--tt� �. �=� � � -tt� � � � . . _. ' ,.,. ,- 8 6.;. ' ' � After which a motion was made by Council.�nan Anthony, and seconded by ��.i�►�ilm,an e��y��� Buehea, .that the ruling �of B�lii�g Tn�p�ctor, F. W. I3ayba1l, b� approv��d. On rol.l call voting was as followss. , , . A,yes: Council�nen: Ant�o�, Buchea and Swapts. Noes: Covncil.men; Morrison . � Abser�t: Coe�ne3..lmen; Ar�d�rsora. TRANSFEI� F�JNDS A motion was made by Councila�an Anthony, and seeoa�ded b� Co�anc�.man Buchea, that tY�e s�un of �17�50 be transf ea•r�ed from the General Fund to the Cit� Hal7. Pro j ect Fund. On a°oll:,ca11 voting �ras as,follows; . , A�es� Councilm�n: Anthony, Buchea, M�ra°ison and Swarts.. Noes: Couraeilmen: Nor�e. Abgent:� Counc3lmen: Anderson. . A moti�n was made by Counci]:ma�a S�rarts, axid 5econded by CouncilFaaa� Anthony, that the swn of �86�6v26 be trar�sferred from tt�e Parking Me�er �'und to �he t�unicipa].. Airport Constx�u�tion �irid. On ro3l. call ve�ti.n� was as follows.: A�res: Counci:Lmen s. i�athony, Buch�a,`Morr3.son.'and Swar�ts. , idoes: Councilmen: None. . Ab�ent; Coiuzcilmen: Anderson. A motion �,ras made bg Council.inan Bncliea, seconded by Councilman Swarts, tha� the sum of �10,00Qo00 be transferred. frvm the Electrieal Department Fund to the Genera�,. F�ar�do ' 0� roll ca�l voting Fras as fo].l.ows.s • Ay�s: Councilmen: Ant�or�y, Bachea, Morrison and.Swar�s. Noes: Councilmen: ldone. Absen�: Eo�ncil.mens Anderson. . There be3�g no f�.rther: b�u�iness, the meeti.ng was adjourneei. . APP�OVEID: � - _ .. .. E�J � � � I�' Mayor v ATTFS�: , .' . _ . . ���.s�'G��� . . G���i��(• e�' , �' , �i��[�e%� v �.egular Couricil Meeting, , � . Council Chambers, City Hall $ p a m. , April 1'7, 1950 , . The meeting was called to order by Mayor ; Swar.ts and upori. roll call the .following Councilmen were pr�sent: Anderson, Anthony, Buchea, Morrison and Swarts. , City Attorney Carlton ,was also present. ,. � . . . , _ MINUTES OF PREV�IOUS MEETING . Mayor Swarts announced that all Councilmen had received a copy of the minutes of the previous me.eting �nd if :there were no objections :they would not be read by the City;-Clerk. T�here bein;g none, they were ap.proved as per copy received��by each Councilman. � VENDING.NiACHINE ORDIN�ANCE - SECCIND READING The following ordinanee �3$5 was read to the City �Council for the second time by City Attorney Carl�ton: . : _ ORDINANCE N0. 3$5 . : ; AN ORDINANCE ADDING SECTION '7$2d TO kRTICLE V, CHAPTE�. II, PART III OF _THE MUNICIPAL CODE� OF . THE CITY� OF: �I�DDING�. � - AND. R�,LATING. TO AND.LICEN,SING VENDING.N�kCHINES _ . _,.. . . AND. THE OPEftATORS THEREOF. � � The City Council of the City of Redding does ordain as follows, to wit: ��;� � � � l�. For every person engaged in� the business of operatingp renting, .leasing or- maintaining any automatic vending „machine used for the sale of goods, wares or merchandise ancl cciritrolled by the insertion of a coin; tYie sum of �1�.00 per annum per mach-_ ine; . 2. For every person engaged in the b`usiness of' operating, renting, _leasing or maintaining any scales or weighing machine � controlled by the insertion of a coin, the sum of �1�.00 per. .annum per maehine; � 3. Notwit'hs�tanding the provisions of subdivisions 1 arid 2 hereof, for every� persori engaged in' the busines�s� of' operating, renting, leasing or maintaining any automatic vendirig machine used for the sale of goods, 'wares �or merchandise and controlled by tne insertion of a coin, not in excess of one �eent (1¢ ), � the sum of �5.00 per quarter year and -regardless of the nu.mber of machines maintained or operated by sueh person. 1�. The provisions of this section sYiall not apply to any person who owns his own vending or weighing machines and who operates the sarrie on business premises operated b'y him and for which he pays a business license to the City �of Reddinge � An �owner" within the meaning of this section shall include the purchaser of such a machine under a bonafide conditional sales ,contracte. : . - Section 2. The following portion. of Section 7$2 of the � Municipal Code of the City of Redding. is .hereby appealed: � "Vending machines, weighing machines, or any. device by� which on depositing a coin or any article representing money within or in connection with� said machine, a pers�on �is� weighed thereon or received any article, of inerchandise or value, �4.00 per annum.tr Section 3. All ordinances and code sections and parts of ordinances and code sections in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. Section 4. The City Clerk shall certify to the adoption of this ordinance and cause it to be published in accordance with . the law. � I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance was introduced � and read at a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Reddin� on the 3rd =day of April, 1950, and was duly adopted and ressi on� the._-1�7th;: day� of :April;;':�9��0, at a regular meeting of the said City Council by the following vote: AY�S: COUIVC�,MEN: MORRISON, ANTHONY AND BUCHEA NOESa COUNCIL��N; SV�ARTS AND AIVDERSON A�3S�;NT: _ COUNCILME�t: NONE �. Dated: April 17, .1950 � ORVIL SWARTS Mayor of. the City o edding ATTEST: � BERNARD E. GILNTORE� City Clerk Form Approved: DANIEL S. CARLTON, City Attorney 1 �1. �1. �y J � J �I. 1. 1� 1� �1. �� Ji . .i1t '�` i�` M i�C i�` M �1` M '�` �1 �1` M � ry` After which a motion was made by Councilman Anderson, seconded by Councilman Morrison, that the ordinance be adopted as read. � On roll call voting was as follows; Ayes: Councilmen: Anthony, Buchea and� Mo.rrison. Noes; Councilmen: Anderson and Swarts. Absent: Councilmeri: None. - ORDINANCE RELATIVE TO PARKING - 2ND REt�DING The following ordinance �3$6 was read to the City Council for the second time by City Attorney Carlton: � �:_ �� � , ORDINANCE N0. 3�6 �'� . AN ORDI�?ANCE AN�NDING SECTION 1314 OF ARTICLE � I, GHAPTER- III, PART. IV OF THE MUNIGIPAL CODE_ OF THE CITY. OF. R.EDDING AND. RELATING- TO� THE PARKING -OF VEHICLES The City Council of the City of �Redding does ordain as follows, to wit: -��� Section 1: Section 1311� of the Mu.nicipal � Code of the Gity of Redding is hereby-amended to read as follows: � It shall be unlawful for the operator of a .vehicle to stop said:vehicle for a period of time longer .than is necessary for . the loading ,or unloading� of passengers or materials, which , time shall be not more than three minutes for loading or unloading passengers and not more than twenty minutes for loading or unloading materials in front of any of the follow- ing places: ...- . . , �1. 1453 Placer � Brouillard�s Cleaners .- 1�.�.9 Yuba � Golden Eagle Hotel 1509 Yuba Lorenz Hotel � 11�17 Butte . I.O.O.F. Hall . 13�0 Bloek Tehama Temple Hotel, side entrance 11�00 Bloek Shasta Aussem Hotel, side entrance____ 1614 Calif�rnia Ste I��ichael Kaplan 1424 Pine Street LeFebvre's Nursery 160$ Pine Street Idanha Hotel 16z5 Pine Street Pine Street School � 1635 Pine Street Pine Street Sehool 163$ Pine Street Brennan Apartments - 1'71�$ Market Street Hotel Redding 1700 Block SacraYnento Hotel Kedding, side entrance. Section 2. It shall . be unlawful for the operator of a vehicle to stop or park the same for any period of time whatever at any point within the parking area or business district immed-iately in-front of theaters, or within fifteen feet of a fire hydrant or intersection, or at any o�her place which the City Council of the City of Redding shall by resolution declare to be nnsuitable, ciangerous or inconvenient for parking and wherein parking is therefore prohibited. Section 3. , All ordinances and code sections. and parts of ordinances and code sections in eonflict herewith are hereby repealede � � ,Section 1�. The City Clerk shall certify to the adoption of. this ordinanee and cause it to b� published in .accordance � with the lawa . � ' I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing ordinanca was intro- duced an.d read at a regular rrieeting of the City Couneil of the City of Redding on the 3rd day of April, 1950, and was . duly adopted. and read on the 17th day of April, 195o, at a regul.ar meeting;�of the said City �Couneil by the following v.ote: AYES:� COUNCTLMEN: MD�RISON, �ANTHONY,}3UCHEA,SWAN,TS,ANDERSON NOES: COUNCILMEN: RiONE. , ABSENT: COUNGILI�7EN:: . NONE e ORViL SU�ARTS ATTEST:� - Mayor- � � BERNARD E:� GTLMORE;"City: Clerk . . F.orm Approvede , DANIEL S. CARLTON , City Attorney . _ ,. m � � ,,� �� �� � =�t -� =x =x ��: �,� ,;�. ry� . �?.' � ;� ' . �.� �.� �lfter which a motion was made by Councilman Anderson, seconded by Councilman Buchea, that the ordinance be adopted as read. On roll �call voting was as follows.: Ayes: Councilmen: Anderson, Anthony, Buchea, Morrison and Swarts. Noes: Councilmen: None. Absent: Couneilmen; None. ��UTKE ANNEXATION HEARING �ity Attorney Carlton brought before the Council the Beutke property annexation and stated that parties who were to sign papers were out of town, ,also . suggested that any one present who wished to object, could be heard by the Councilo No one present rnade an objectinn. A motion was then made 'by Councilman Anderson, seconded `by Councilman Morrisor�, that the hearing be continued until May lst, 1950. On roll call voting was as follows: Ayes: . Councilmen: �nderson, Anthony, Buchea, Morrison and Swarts. Noesa Councilmen: None. � Absento Councilmen: None. REQUEST TO REMOVE TREES The request of �De H. l�iller, 121�2 Olive Avenue, and Ee H. Boyce,, 1$24 Pine Street, to remove trees was referred to the Street Commit- tee for further investigation. R�SOLUTION - AMENDMENT TO GRANT AGREEN,�NT MUNICIPAL AIRPORT .DEPOT City Manager Storm brought before the Council the request for a resolution approving an amendment to the Grant Agreement at the 1�Iun- icipal Airport to construct a pipe line of which the federal govern- ment will pay 51�.16�. The following resolution was �repared by City Attorney Carlton: RESOLUTION N0. f(�-3 / �..�.�.�--�- RESOLUTION ACCEPTING AMENDl�PNT TO GRANT OFFER WH�REAS the United States of America by and through the Administration of Civil Aeronautics has submitted to the City of Redding the following offer, to wit: Part I - Offer Date of Offer February 21, 1949 Redding Munici:pal Airport Project No. 9-01�-062-��2 T0: The City of Redding, California (herein referred to as the "Sponsor" ) FROM; The United States .of America (acting through the Administrator of Civil Aeronautics, herein referred to as the TtAdministratorTr ) WHEREAS, the Sponsor has submitted to the Administrator a Project Application dated January 26, 1949 .for a grant of Federal funds for a project for development of the Redding Municipal Airport (herein called the nAirport" ), together with plans and specifi- cations for such project, which project application, as approved by the . Administrator, is hereby incorporated herein and made a part he reof; and WHEREAS, the Administrator has approved a project for develop- ment of the Airport (herein called the ��Projectt�) consisting of the following described airport development: . - ttConstruction of Administration Building; replacement of _water line (all development is in addition to that contemplated in the Grant Agreement tietween the sponsor and the United States dated :December 1, 194.$) .tt all as more parti.cularly� described in the survey map and plans and specifications incorporated in the said Project Application; S . -P ���`�•:r�� ' , ' . . . .,�i � NOW THEREFORE, .pursuant �to �and for the purposes of carrying out the provisions of the Federal �.irport Act (60 Stat. 1'70; Pub. Law 377, 79th Congress) "arid iri� �corisidera�tion of (a) the� Sponsor�f s ado;pt��ion -and ra-tif icat�iori �of the representa- tions and assurances contained in`'said Rroject Application, and its acceptance of this Offer, as hereinafter provided, and (b) the benefits to aecrue to the United States and the public from the accomplishment of the Project and the operation and maintex�ance of the Airport, -as herein provided, ..�, � � , THE ADMINISTRATOR, FOR AND ON BEHALF OF THE UNITED STATES, HEREBY=�OFFE�S A�ND� AGREES to��pay,� as .�the United."S�tates" share of costs incurred��in� accomplishirig the project, 54.16 percentum of all allowable project costs, subject to the following terms and condit�ions.- � � � � , l. The maximum obligation of the United States payable under this Offer shall be �27,0$4.00 2. The Sponsor shall (a) begin aecomplishment of� the Project within a reasonable :time after acceptance of this Offer, and (b) carry out and complete� the Project in accordance with the terms of� this Offer, : and the Federal Airport Act and the Regulationslpronlulgated thereunder by the Administrator in effect l on the date of this Offer, which Act and Regulations are incorporaiad. herein and mad�e a pa�rt hereof, and; `�- � � � (c) earry out and complete the Project �in aecordance with the plans and speeifieations incorporated herein as they may be revised or modified�with the approval of the Admiriistrator or� his duly authorized representa- tives.� . � . 3. The ,Sponsor �shall operate and ma�iritain the Airport as provided in the P'rojec� Application iricorporated herein, 1�. Any misrepresentation or omission of a material fact by the Sponsor concerning the Project or the Sponsorts authority or ability to carry out the obligations assumed . by the Sponsor in accepting this Offer shall terminate the obligation�oi the United States, and it is under- stood and agreed by the Sponsor in accepting this Offer that if a material fact has been misrepresented or �:�_omitted .by the Sponsor, the Administrator on behalf of .the United States may recover all grant payments made. . . � .. . 5. The administrator reserves the right to amend or " withdraw this .Offer a-t .any .time prio'r to its acceptance by the Sponsor. . � � 6. This Offer shall expire and the� United States shall not be obligated to pay any of the allowable costs of � � � the� Project unless .this> Of#'er has been accepted � � � by� the Sponsor within 60 days from the above date of Offer or such longer time as may be prescribed� by the Administrator in writing. � � � � � ` � 7. It is mutually understood and�agreed. that the Exhibit T'A�t which is attached to that Project Application, which is� in tnrn attached to and incorporated�.:as a � part of that. Grant Agreement relating to Projeet No. 9-04-062-901, � shall� be deemed' to bE � that' Exhibi•t• �iA" to wha.ch . reference � is made in Pa�r.agraph 3 'of� Part II of tlie Pro�.ect ;Applica- .. tion. ' . -. . . . A �� Q?�� � The Sponsorts acceptance of �this Offer .and ratification and adoption of. the Froject Application incorpo.ra�d herein shall be evidenced by execution _of .this instrument by the Sponsor, as hereinafter pr.ovi�ded, and 'said Offer �and acceptance shall conprise a Grant Agreement, as �provided by the Federal Airport Act, const'ituting the obligatioris and rights of the United Sta�es and the Sponsor with respect to the. accomplishment of the Project and the operation and maintenance of the Airport. Such amendment to Grant Agreemerit shall become effeetive upon the Sponsor4s acceptance of this Offer and shall remain in full force and effect throughout the useful life of the facilities developed� �under� the P_roject but.� iri any everit� not to exceed ,_ twent.y years �from �the �date �of said acceptance. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA THE ADMINISTRATOR OF CIVIL AERONAUTICS Bp� Regiona Administrato.r., Region , AND V�HER�;AS, it is to the public interest and advantage that said. ,Grant._Offer be accepted; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUIVCIL OF THE CITY OF REDDING,: AS FC7LLOWS, TO WIT:. . _ 1. That all of the foregoing� ree-itals� are true and correct; 2. That � the City of Redding hereby ;accepts said amend- ment to grant agreement and offer hereinabove set forth; 3. That ORVIL SWARTS, "as Mayor of the City of Redding is hereby. authorized to make, execute and deliver all documents necessary to consummate the acceptance of said grant offer and amended agreement hereinabove mentioned. and described. I he.reby certify that the foregoing resalution was intro- duced. and read at a regular meeting of said City Council of the City of Redding on the 6th day of February, 1950, and was duly adopted at said meeting bp the following vote: AYES: COUNCILMEN: Anderson, Anthony,Buchea,Morrison, Swarts NOES: COUNCILMEN�: None. ABSENT: COUNCILMEN: None. Dated: February �6, 1950 � � � � ORVIL SWARTS ATTEST: City. Mayor. BERNARD E. GILMORE • City Clerk_ Form Approved: DANIEL S. CARLTON � - _ ity Attorney-- .. , 4 J. �. y .4 �4 J. �� � � i� 1` .`�'�. %�. .`Y` '�C m � �` .�. �. .�. After which a motion was made -by Councilman Buchea, seconded by. Councilman Anderson, that the resolution be adoptede On roll call voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen: Anderson, Anthony, Buchea, N1or-rison and Swarts. Noes: Councilmen: iVToneo Absent: Councilmen: Noneo REPORT ON PARKING SURVEY ,� Mr. Robert Graver of -the California State Automobile Association � discussed with the City. �Council ,the parking conditions in Redding, after which he was thanked by Mapor Swarts for the splendid report. The following letter was received and placed on file with a detailed report of the survey. r ����a CALIFORNIA STATE AUTOP�IOBILE ASSOCIATION �� - , San Francisco, 29 Californi;a _ ` � . � ' April. 17'. .i9`5p � , . .. The Honorable OrviT Swa'rts - ' Niayor of t�e dding , , „ ,. , , . . Redding�, California � � � � Dear �Zr. Swarts: . . .. , . , _ _.. At the request of the City `Council of Redding, the '�alifornia State Automobile Association undertook a study of parking con- ditions in N.edding. - � The study showed that time limit parking areas in the heart of the City were being used to capacity, but in the fringe areas on the north there was always considerable parking space availablee The areas adjacent to the time limit parking, except on the north, were usually congested with long time parkers. ' In additiori the study illustrated that `there is sufficient demand to justify t:�e development of. off-street parking facilities for both long arid short `time parkers, -but� also showed that in order for these facilities to be- used efficiently, they must be located close to the center of the business district and must not have fee rates in excess of those iri the curb metered spaces. On the following pages is a detailed discussion of the results, the f indings, and the recommendations of our study. The valuable assistance of many individuals who cooperated in conducting the survey is, gratefully acknowledgede These individuals include Mr: Jack Mayne, Secretary-Manager of the Redding Chamber of Commerce, who arranged for many of the details in conducting the. study; Miss Evelyn Twaddle of the Shasta Union High, School, who arranged for the checkers who made t�he field� observations; Chief of Police Scott Lincecum, who aided in conducting spot field checks; Mr. Philip S�orm, City, Manager, who supplied pertinent data regarding the City; and Mr, Charles Barry, City Assessor who furnished data regarding potential off-street parking sites. This association' is .pleased to have�� eooperated with . the City in . developing these factual data, and it is hoped. that they may . form the _basis for constructive actiori in developing a long range program desi�ned. to relieve the parking problem in the `business district of 'Reddirig. � Yours very truly, � /s/ EDWIN S. PvI00RE, Manager � Traffic and Safety" Department CALIFURNIA STATE AUTOMOBILE , �SSOCIATION. - � ' %�: ��: :jL :�: i�: )�f �Ci .�jt � )�: :�C ry: i�: �: 1: . . ... � PLANNING CONTMISSION RECOI�MENDATIONS - City Manager Storm brought before the Council the . Planning Commission recommendation that East Street be extended through Hal`vorson's Sub- divisiono- No. aetion was taken at- this. time; .the matter .was held_over until the� next meeting. '. � : - . OP:ENING BIDS - SIX INCH PIPE ; WATER DEPARTrv�ENT - ' . � Mayor Swarts announced that the hour of �:30 having arrived the City Clerk would open' and read the bids receivede The following concerns submitted bids: �r�:i:�. �� � - � ' �1RMC0 DRAINAGE 8c N1E'TAI�• PRODUCTS, INC. � Berkeley ,l0, Calif. . . T�arch 31, 1950 . 1�,000 z"t. 6a' 0.D. #10 gage Armco �Jelded Stee1 Pipe -- asphalt dipped and, wrapped with 232� asbestos wrap -- niade in !�0-it. lengths with. 'oelled ends for fie.ld welding -- @ �,$0 - - �3200.00. Quotation is f.o.be Redd' , California and is subject to a discount of 1/2 of 1� for cash in 10 days, 30 . , days net, plus the State Sales Tax. - � . Delivery of pipe can be made at Redding within three weeks after receipt of order. {Signed) Je F. Parker - Sales Department �� �, � ,�. �. ;4 ;c .�. .�, .,, ,� � , .,, � %r %� ti: .r :�. � ,�. .�. .�. ..�. :�f :�: .�. .. . CONSOLIDATED WESTERN STEEL CORP. San Francisco b, . Califo•rnia.: � � � April. 14, 195� 1�000' - 6" OD �10 gauge straight seam, resistance , � butt -welded .pips, � in� sections l�Ot : long, asphalt dipped and wrapped with 23�{� � asbestos . o . e . . . . . . . . . . � .77 per ft. F.O.B. cars Redding, California - does not include any applicable sales or use tax. Shipment could be made in. appr'oximately 60 days after receipt of order. Terms� are thirty .days net. � - � � : The above pipe will be fabricated in accordance with AoS.T:M. Specifications A-211; except it: will be resistance straight seam welded. � � � � � � � - � - (Signed) � R. H. Clark . .. . J' .1. 1. Jt J� 4 1. �1�. .I. Ji �. Ji . r ,�� �. x< ,� �r, ry %�� %r � r� m r� �r %r �r Af'ter the bids were read, a motion was� made �by Councilman Anderson, seconded by �Conncilman Morrison, that the bids be held over until April 1$, 1950 so that specifications 'could be checked by E.� E. Dick, Supt. of the Gt�ater �-Department. On�•roll call voting was as follows: Ayes. �ouncilmen: Anderson, knthony, �uehea, Morrison� and Swarts. Noes: Councilmen: None. - Absent: �ouncilmen: 1Voneo � GA�,BAGE DISPOSAL - --- " The following proposal was received from Bertram Je Bisio and Melvin H. Arata, also statement verifying statements contained in proposal and placed on file: �; � San Francisco, Calif. April 11�, 1950 � To the C:ity of Redding � State of California �� � � � _ The undersigned, Bertram J. Bisio and Mel�vin H. .Arata, desire to enter into a contract with the City of N.edding, State of . California, for the collection and disposal of garbage, rubbish and swill in accordance with Article V of Chapter I. of..Part IV of the Municipal Code of the City of Redding. . The undersigned ,hereby. apply for such a eontract _ and . in support o���.ti their_ application set. forth. herein their qualifications, back�round,� experience, financial. standin;, and p.roposa]:s; as ,to the, terms of the contemplated contracte Bertram J. Bisio is 31 years of age., married � and has two minor children. He is a high school graduate .and.World War II� Veteran with overseas service. Mr. Bisio has had four years experience in the follectio-n and disposal of garbage with the ScaveMgers Protective Assoeiation, San Francisco, California. For the past two and a half .years he has been a working sharehol.der. of the Scavengers, P.r.ote;ctive As.sociation,.,, ,His fathe,r,, Gabriel. Bisio, was one of the founders of that association and working in this field for 26 years. � � . His uncle, Ernest Vigo, had 25 years experience � in, the garbage businesso Another uncle, Peter Bisio, was connected with the Sca- vengers Protective Association for 15 years and,fo.r, the past: five years has had a. garbage ' colleetion and disposal�contract .in the City of Martinez,, Californiao _ i�Ielvin Ho Arata is 22 years old and married: He is�.a high schoal graduate. He is a World War II veteran with overseas service. Nir. Arata. has had 22 years��experience in, garbage collection and disposal�.a`s an employee� and shareholder� of the Scavengers Protec- tive Assoeiation �in San Francisco. He is presently a working shareholder of that company. Mr.� Arata's �uncle, B. l�rata, has been conneeted with the Scavengers Protective Association for the past $ years. � ' - Mr. Bisio and Mr. Arata will� have available capital of approxirrlatel.y �25,000.00 for use in this enterprise. ` The undersigned refer you to John Nlascone, August Ferrari and Joe Bondanza, secretary, treasurer and. vice-president, respectively, of the Scavengers Protective Association, for testimonials as to their qualifications. , , � - � � " Tn the event that; the undersigned are awarded the �contract by the City of Hedding they will make their perrtianent home in Redding. The undersigned make the following proposals as to the terms and conditions of the contract: 1.- The contract �shall be�for a period of. ten (10.) .years e 2. The �u.ndersigned. w�ill furnish a_�surety.�bond.`tomthe��Gity of Redding in the .sum of Ten Thousand Dollars (�10,000) �coriditioned upon the faitYiful'�performance of the, contract and tYie provisions of Article V of Chapter I of Part IV of the Municipal Code of the City of Redding. The bond will be executed by an authorized surety company. . 3. The undersigned shall have tYie exclusive right and obligation to collect and dispose of all garbage, rubbish and swill, as said -Lerms are defined in said Municipal Code. 1�, The undersigned .,shall�, have the right to use the dump now owned and operated, by tn.e' City'� of Redding for the purpose of disposing � of said garbage and rubbish. The undersigned will dispose of the garbage and keep .said dump in a sanitary neat and proper manner. The undersigned shall have complete control and supervision of the dump and shall have the� right to enclo se the��dump =by a f ence;, or � take such other measures or precautions as may .be. necessary -to prevent the unauthorized and improper use � of said dump• . . . The undersigned ;will .pay..the City of Redding a fee of Two Hundred� Fifty� Dollars (�25�) per month under said contract.� Said Two Hundred Fifty Dollars (�,�250) shall be the_ total f ee to be pai.d by the undersigned for-� the r.ights granted to them under the contract, including the right to use the dump. :: � � �'u� �� 5. The �undersigned will purchase from the. City. of Redding its present equipment consisting of � five trucks. The purchase shall be made at a reasonabl�e price to be fixed by mutual . agreement. b. The undersigned will dispose of the equipment so purchased from the City of� Redding, with the exception of one truck, and replace it with new� equipment. - 7. The new equiprnent will� consist of two two-ton trucks, Internatior�al; with a garbage body having twenty-two cubic yard capacity� The, equipment will comply with Section 1037 of �rticle V of� Ghapte�r �I of Part IV of the T�Iunicipal Code. - $. The undersigned will make collections of' garbage, rubbish and swill in the manner, at the intervals and at the rates pro- vided �in- Sectio`n� `101�1 of Article V hereinabove referred to. 9. `The undersigned will employ adequata. personnel, including an office staff and a full-time supervisor of the dump, so as , to insure the proper collection and disposal of garbage and otherwise comply with the terms of the contract entered into . with the City of Hedding.� ; ' �. 10. The contract shall in all respects be ' in accordance with and subject to the terms� and conditions of :�Article V of Chapter I of Part IV of the I�Iunicipal Code �.of ' the City� of Redding and the . undersi.gned will agree to compTy therewith. Respectfully submitted, - /s/ BERTRAM J. BISIO . � /s/ MELVIN H. ARATA f,�:1�'1�il�il��' �It'1�f`T 1� �1����r�:;: �,c:;:�i`M�'c.;: �. . � SCAVENGERSt PN.OTECTIVE ASSOCIATION, �INCa ' � � San Francisco, Galifornia. , . . . . April 13, 1950 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: We wish to verify statements of Mr. Bertram Bisio and Mr. NIelvin Arata 'that they- are stockkiolders of the Scavengers Protective � t�ssn at. the. present _time. Both have been regularly employed and a�°e very, deperidable 'and °conscien�ious workers and �reliable in any `way, ' Mr. Arata has `been��a collect'or for -the company and he performed his `duties satisfactorily just as Mre Bisio has per- formed his in the collection of garbage, taking care of his route, etc. � " Trusting this will meet with your approval, we remain Very truly yours, SCAVENGERS PROTECTIVE ASSN, INC. , . /s/ JOE BONDANZA - - � � Vice President 1� � �. J. J. !n 1� Ji t 4 Jr � � � �` T � 1. :�. .�. .�. ir )r.. .�. :�: :�w .r :�C After some discussion the matter was held over to be referred to� the propen �committee.. . � � , STATE �OMPENSATION INSURANCE FUND The following letter was received along with check in the 'amount of . . �4,72�•�9 and placed on f ile: � STATE COMPENSl�TION INSURxNCE FU�TD , San Francisco 1 � Police l�o. 13724-1�� tipril 13, 195� 6-30-4�3 to 6-30-49 �. : P�,�,.� � City. o�'� �Redding . � , . . . , : . 4 _ . . ,. . . Redding,,, _California ; . , .. . . . � . Attention: Mre. Bernard .E: Gilmore, Cit,y Clerk . � , Gentlemen: . .� . � The enclosed check,:=:for �1�,721�.$9 represents.:a. savin.g: of-.1�3• 5� in the cost of your workments compensation irisurarice under the above:,numbere.d policy, the earned� premium. for ..that.. year having � i be en ,�10,$61.$�.: � . ,. . ... .. . . ; � . - ., . �� .:. � � : , . Onee: again, ..this saving is a. �direct result- of on-the=job acc�.dent pre.vention�_ activities of the City of Redding empl.oyees. Your employees . �.re � to., be:..congratulated:on the go.od 'reeord established for the year. Your cooperation, which has. helped make �thi� �:premium refund �. • possible,:_,is.genuinel,y appreciated. The State. Compansation- ' Insurance Fund is continuously striving. to improve its� service to policy.holders and their. employees. �. ::Any� recommendations you may have will be very welcome. � . :- . .. � ,.. r: , rs;::; .. . ., . ._ ...... : . . . :,,. , . .. :� , . _ .�. .. - . . .. :. . •... . :��� - , .. � .<.; �,, :Very. truly yours;., � . -. _ .. .. . _. _.: .. . : . �. -, ,. - .,�:,, :,� /s/�� J. .,J.���Gallagher , , ,... , . . Manager .' . . , i � .,.. ry, J. �` .i. �1. ' 1. .,r .1. �. 1. �� d. .4 . ' . . .,. ,. ;,, ,,, .�. :,. :;: �,, , ,�, .�, - REDDING CITY �LINES . . _ , . The following letter was .read to the City Council by the City Clerk: , . � , {< . ,.. � . . . ,. . - ' ; .. R�DDIiVG ;CITY LINES � � ' . . r � . ., �.eddi'ng, Ca�lifornia - � . � . , . , . • _ . . - . ; � . . 4/9/5� � . . - City Council . . - : - Redding, Calif. Gentlemen: {. . . , . �� .. � . . , . . ��; : . The� �b:enches��tYia�t �were�_placed at Nlarke,t 8c, Yuba� Sts.� �haue� been of� . grea:t benefi:.t t�o the` Re:dding:�City- Li.nes� and:�arn nere.by -respectfully submi�:tti�ng ra::request. for...permission� to place� one at ��arket= &.:� . �rueka Way,'. SYier.idan: & Court. and Leland &: Fe11 Sts o ' � The bench at NIarket & Eureka Way would be placed on the No. East � corner of the intersection and would serve. patrons � of� t�he � Shasta� Dam buses as well as Redding City Lines riders. The one at Court �C Sheridan would be placed on the Soo side of Sheridan at the end of� Court and would serve �the older. people: living in the county cabins� of that section. , � The one at Le�land & Fell would be placed near the Noo West� corner of. the intersection.,. We have quite: a few r.iders that catch the bus ;at tha� cornera ' . Favorable consideration of this request will be gr�atly appreciated by t�ne Redding City Lines �as well as our, custome-rs.� ; Thank you. . Respectfully�, . - �s� JOHN C. ALU7ARD-- .,, , .,. ,. .,, .,; .,, ,. � , , ,. ; ,; . :�: :�. .�. .,. ,,. :�. :�: :�C �'L =r� %r =r '+� �'�'� After which a motion was made by Councilr�an Anderson, � seconded by _Council- man Buchea, that the several requests be grantede . On roll call voting was as follows: 1�yes: Councilmen: Anderson�, •Anthony, �Bizchea,� Morrisori and' Swarts. . Noes: Councilmen: None. Absent: Councilmen; Nonea WOODLAWN .'�RAGT ANNEXATIDN :. � . : ' _ � � . � J. F. Donahue �appeared before the Council requesti�ng pe�rmission from the -Council to advertise and circulate a petition fo-r� the arinexation '' of the Woodlawn Addition west of Redding to the City. Mr. Donahue stated .thi�s part�icular area' would accept the �city's request�'tYiat they assume the bonded indebtedness of Redding if police and fire protection were available-. The� followin�� description was�-placed` on file�, along . with a map showing the boundaries: - - ' Beginning .at .a conerete . rrionumen�t at the rcenter oF Section 3, T. 31 I�7. , ,R. ..5 W. , NI.DeP�l. , said monument being the SW corner bf the � City of Redding as .it existeci in- February T950, thence from said - point of beginning Westerly to the �; corner common to -Sections 3 ' and �. of said Township and Ran�e; t�ence continuing Westerly to the SW corner of Lot 1, Section l�, of said Township and Rangey thence � Northerly on and along.,the..Westerly line of said Lot 1, Section l�, to an intersection with the Southerly line of the P. B. Reading Grant; thence N 61�° We, on..and along the Southwesterly. line of said Grant to a point that lies South of Engineers Station �.19�65•$9 of the State Highway U. S. Route #2q9, Cslifornia District II Shasta � 20B; thence North to an intersection with the center line of . said Hy at Engineers Station l�1a�65.�9; thence Easterly on and along the center line of said Highway to Engineers Station �.2��3J�.0$; thence N. 1�3° 30 f � 215.20 f t. to a 1" iron pipe y thence S 1�6 30' E to an intersection w'ith Gold Gulch� an intermiant creek; thence Northerly on and along the center line of said Gold Gulch as defined in the description of a parcel of land heretofore conveyed to Peitro Ferrero, to the Southerly line of the Central Pacific Rail- road R/W; thence Easterly on and �along .-the Southerly I�IW line of said R. R. to the intersection with the Westerly Boundary of the City of Redding as it existed in February 1950; thence Southerly on and along the Westerly Boundary of the City of Redding to the point of beginning. ' . � � , �: � �: ;;: =; :;: ,;- � � � ;: �;: � :;: �: After a short discussion a motion was made by Couneilman Anderson, seconded by� ;Couneilman Morrison�,;� -that I�ire.- ,D.onohue. .be .given. pexmiss.ion . � to adv.er:tise- and .c.ircul�ate a; petition f,or_.annexation of .the Woodlavan Addition ,to� the. City <of Re.dding, pro.viding they a.ccept the bonded� iridebtedness of the, Cityo. On roll .call voting tiaas as. follows: �. Ayes; Councilmen: Anderson, Anthony, Buchea, Morrison and Swarts. Noes: Councilmen: Non�e. � • � � Absent: Couneilrnen; None. . , SOUTHWEST AIRWAYS LEASE � .� . . .. . City Attorney Carltori brought before the City Council the .Southweat.. Airways lease, at the Redding. Municipal' Airport. A�fter some discussion a motion was made by Councilman Anderson, seconded by Councilman Buchea, that the five year option be stricken from the° lease and add the � clause ���t in the event the West Coast of the Air should locate here,- they .would have use of the field, also that the time of Apri1 21, 1950 at 2 otclock p.m. be set for approving or rejecting the same. On roll call voting was as follows: � � � � ~ � � � • � � Ayes: Councilmen:- Anderson, •Anthony; Buchea, Morrison . an,d. .Swar,ts.. Noes: Councilmen: None. Absenta Councilmen; None. RESDLUTION OF ACCEPTANCE' #162$ DEED -FRONI GEORGE R.. , 8c ELVA I. FAR1�Y The following resolution was read� to the City Council by City Attorney ._Carltona .,� � ._ � n � � ��� R�,Si�LUTION OF ACCEPTANCE. R�SOLUTION. N0. 162$ '� . . . _ _ . ,_ , WHEREAS, it is to the public. advantage arid interest that the deed be accepted f rom. GEORGE .R. FARLEY and ELVA I o FARLEY, husband and � wife, to the City of Redding, fo.r a pipe line or pipe, lines for the � conveyance and transportation of, water and .ather municipal purposes - to that certain real proper,ty situate in the City of �Hedaing, County of Shasta, Sjate ;of California, and more particularly described as follows, to wit: Beginning at �a point on th,e eas-G line oi that certain tract of land deeded f.�om George Farley to the City of Redding dated I�Iarch 2�, 19t�9, and. filed in the office of the County Reeorder of the , County of �Shasta, State of California, in Volume 307, Official l�ecords, at pag� �.69 thereof, from which the Northeast corner of said, trac t bears N. 17° 1�0' W. 32. 56 feet; thence No 23° 534 05t' Eo $220$�. feet, more or less, to the center, Iine of tha Old Shasta Road, the above described right of way lying west of and adjoining the right . of way of the existin�; water pipe line. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TIiE CITY COUI�CIL OF THE CITY OF REDDING, AS S�'OLLQWS, T0 WIT; _ . ,. _ le That the �foregoing recital is true and correct, 20 `i'hat the City of Redding hereby accepts said deed from GEORGE �.. FARLEY and ELVA I. FARLEY, husband and wife, to .the said . City_ of Redding to .the hereinabov� d�scribed real prvpertyo I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing resolution was introduced and read at a regular meeting of said City �ouncil of .the City .of Redding on the 1'Jth day of April, 1950, .and was duly adopted at said meeting by the following votet _ AYESa COUNCILMENo Anderson, Anthony, Buchea, Swartsa NOES: COUidCILMEN: Morrison aBSENT: COUNCILMt�N: Noriee DATED: April l�, 1950. ORVII, SW&RTS , City I4Iayore �TTFST: BER.NARD Ea GILMORE � City Clerk_ Form Approved: DANIELS S, CARLT3N , City Attorney , . i� .1. .4 �1. .1. �1. .f. . . � .. ry. ��: .�. ..�. :j: , .�. ,:�: :�: .`.�: :i� � r iY` %iC . After which a motion was made by Couneil.man C�nderson, seconde.d by Couneil- rrian Anthony, that �he deed be aceepted from George R. Farley and Elva I. Farley. Qn roll call voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmena Anderson, Anthony, Buchea and Swarts. Noese Councilmene l��orrison , Absent: Councilmen: Noneo - " RESOLU`rION OF .�1CCEP.Tl�1VCE �1b2'7 . _ � DEED- FRON SHAST:.� :UNION•�HIGH .SCHOOL The following resolution was read to �he City Council by City Attorney Carlton: - . RESOLUTION OF ACCEPTANGE. RESOLUTION N0. 1627 WHEREAS, it is to the public advantage and interest that the deed be aeeepted from SHASTA UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT to the City of Redding for _a pipe line or ..pipe lines- for the . conveyance and trans- . portation of ,water and. otYier municipal purposes to that. certain real - property situate in the Ci�y of Redding, County of Shasta, State ' of : California, and more .particularly described as follows, to wito :.,:�„ Q��� Beginning at �a point on the South line of Mary Street from which a 12 inch brass capped pipe at the North corn�r . of the original , Shasta Union Hi�h School property9 as shown on that certain Map filed in the office of the �County Recorder of the County of . Shasta, State of California; on the 13th day of June, 193z, in Volume 1� of Land Surveys, at page 10 thereof, bears South 1�.6° z5t 55" East, a distance of 163.09 feet; thence South 23° 53 p 05'-t �iTest, 1555.62 feet, more or less, to a pvint on the South line of the Shasta Union High School property as acquired by condemnation proceedings dated September 15, 191�'�, and filed in Volume 276, Official Records of Shasta County, at page �.21 thereof, from which a 6x6 cancrete monument marked RE543$ at the Southwest corner of the Shasta Union High Sehool property bears South 1�'�° 2'�+ 10'� East, 2$2.67 feet, the above described right� of way lying V�dest of and adjoining the right of way of� the existing water pipe line. NOW, THEREF�RE, BE IT R�SOLVED BY THE CITY CaUNCIL OF THE CITY GF REDDING, AS-FOLLOUdS, . TO WIT: � _ 1. That the foregoing recital is true and correet; 2. That the City oi Redding hereby accep�s said deed from SHASTA UNIQN HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT to the said City of Redding to the he�nabove�;de�scribed real -propertye � I HER,EBY . CERT�FY that the foregoing resolution was introduced and read at a regu�ar meeting of said City Council of the City� of R.edding on the 17th day of April, 1950, and was duly adopted at said meeting by the iollowing vote: AYES: COUNCILI�N: Anderson, Anthony, Buehea, Mo'rrison, Swarts. NOES: COUNCILI�N; None. ABSENT: COtJNCILMEN; None. DATED: April 1'7th, 1950 ORVIL SWARTS City- Mayor. ATTESTa BERNARD E. GILMt�RE City Clerk. _ _ Form Approved; DAI�IEL S. CARLTON� City Attorney.:`._� _. . .�, ,. .,. ,. , , ,. .,. ,, :�L .�. :�. .�. h. :�C :�: �C :�. �. :�. :i: `�' �: :�: After which a motion was made by Councilman I�iderson, seconded by Councilman Anthony, that the deed be accepted from the Shasta Union High School Districte On roll call voting was as followse Ayes: �ouncilmen: Anderson, Anthony, Buchea, Morrison and Swarts. - Noes: Councilmen; None. Absent: Councilmen. None. RIGHT OF V�TAY DEED CITY OF REDDING TO GEORGE R. and ELVA I. FARLEY City Attorney Carlton brought the matter before the Council of deeding certain property to George R. and Elva I. Farley to be used for street purposes. A motion was made by Councilman :Anderson, seconded by Council- man Buchea, that the City Attorney prepare the necessary paperso Ori � roll ca11 voting was as follows: Ayes: Councilmen: Anderson, Anthony, Buchea and Swarts. Noes� Councilmen; Morrison. Absent; Councilmen: � I�one. OLD PLANS - CITY ENGINEER'S OFFICE . Permission was granted to City P�Ianager Storm to destxoy old plans for dwellings which have been constructed and which are on file in� the Ci.ty En,gineerts office. �1air �. Hill, City Engineer, also �a.ted these documents are of no value and consume cansiderable filing space. After some discussion a motion was made by Councilman Anderson, seconded by Councilman Bucnea, tha� the old plans fo-r hornes, which have been P�- built be destroyed. On roll call voting was as follows: ��'q l�yes: i.ouncilmen: Anderson,� .Anthony, Buchea and Swarts. ' `` Noes: Councilmen: Morrison , Absent: Councilmen: None. `��TATER - KUTRAS SUBDIUISION Councilman Morrison brought before the Council the construction of a water pipe line to the Kutras Subdi�vision, _ stating that l�ack of: water, in this subdivision is holding up constructinn of about lb homes. � After some discussion by the Council, a mo�ion was, made by Councilman 1�Iorrison that permission be given the UJater Department to construct a water pipe line to this subdivision so .people could go ahead. con- structing homes. Also if the City is not in a position to construct this pipe line at present, the parties constructing homes would be willing to wait, as long as they could be assured of water. The motion died for the lack of a second. . R�LL TYT'E GUTTER AND CURB GARDEN SUBDIVISION : City Engineer Hill recom��nended to the City Council a roll type gutter and curb to be_ developed in the Garden Subdivision instead of the vertical type. After City Engineer Hill discussed this matter. with Co.uric�il Members, a motion was made b,y Councilman Anthony, seconded by Councilman Andersori, that City Engineer Hill's recommendation be approved. On roll call voting was as follows: � Ayes: Councilmenf Anderson, Anthony, Buchea and Swarts. . Noes; Councilmen; None. Absent: Couneilmen: None. � TRANSFER� FUNDS � A motion was made by Councilman Anderson, seconded by Councilman Swarts, that the sum of �10,000000 be transferred from the �lectrical De�artment Fund to the General Fund. On roll call voting was as follows: Ayes: Couricilmen: Anderson, Anthony, Buchea and Swarts. � Noes:��� Couricilrnen: Niorrison � Absent; Councilmen: None. � MEETING ADJOURNED � A motion was .made by i,ouncilman Anderson, seconded by Councilman Anthony, that the meeting be recessed until . Apri1 1�, 1950 at £3 p.m. On roll call voting was as follows; Ayest Councilmen: Anderson, Anthony, Buchea, Niorrison and Swarts. Noes: Councilmen; None. Absent: Councilmen: None. � APPROVED: � . � - ��� �iayor �1TTEST: � � . .. �ty C er� - - - - - . . .. _ _ . . . . �I ��`� �`��',��� . . .