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� 1_etter from ��iarie F. Bohac},ef asking the Gity ta extend sewer onto
Lot 11, .Blk i4�i of tre �ak.y.n Add to liedding was referred to City Engineer,
� �� CAA i�i�_���TING - CHICO, _C.ki�IP'. -� Jan 30, 19l+fi
CounciL�rian Hemsted wa.s delegated to go to a Civil keronautics �dm.
� meeting in Chico, Ca.1_if, on January 30, 1946.
�'ti����l .�`I'��T� HI:GF�4'V�1Y — CYPnr�SS ST AND TO I�OVE GRANDSTAI�ID
The City Council agreed oti the sw�l of °�30GG.G0 f'or N.i�ht of Vuay
and rno,�rin�; Grand�tand on Cypress atreet for �tate of�California.
CLI'�APUDI ASSOCIATIGP:
Councilrna.n H�skell rnade a rr.otion, seconded by Council.man Hernsted to
allot �25G.G0 and �1.�G,00 expenses to tt�e Cli�kapudi Association,
Uotin� was as follotivs:
�yes: Co._�ncilrnen: anderson, �-�a.skell, I�emsted and Dunlap
Noes: Cour�cilrnen: PJone
��bsent: Councilrnan i3renn2.n
As there was no further business, the meetinEr G°ras adjourned.
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�ayor of the City of Red��ing
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Clerk of the Ci+y of Redding
Regular Meeting
Council Cha�nbers
8:00 P,M., Feb. 4, 1946
The meeting was called to order by bBayor Dunlap
an roll-call the following Councilmen were present: Anderson, Brennan,
Haskell and Hemsted and Dunlap. Absent: None
CITY A�ANAGEN, PLAN - RESO. #1386
The �ity �anager plan was reviewed by Atty Newton as revised by the Chamber
of Commerce Committee and City Council Committee. Councilman Anderson made
a motion, seconded by Coun�ilman Hemsted to adopt Resolution #13$6 approving
�ropa�ed-C�ity �anager Plan-Ordinance with Amendments and subittit it to. the
. vote=�of the people. Voting was .as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen: Anderson, Brennan, Haskel�.;�t�,Hemsted and Dunlap.
� STI2EET TRANSPORTATIQN �� �/3��
Attorney L. J. Kennedy and Wm,- ::T. Alward_:appeared before the City Council and ::..::-�..�:;. .:�.
asked for an okay on a revised Street Bus Route. The Council gave Alward
leeway to change his routes until he has had sufficient time to organize
his system.
REFUSE CANS
Wes. Emerson, Susanville, California showed the City Council a sample refuse
can which would display advertising that would be set about the City
on � contract. The City Council said thay would look into such set-up
in Napa orReno before considering a con�ract,
VdATER - ADAB�S TRACT
2�z�. J. W. Kennicot, 2556 Russell Street, appeared before theCCity Council
� with a petition asking for water in that part of the Ad�ms Tract that is
within the City I,imits. This matter was referred to theCity Engineer to '
check on.
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��� *~ WATER RATE� _ .
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�R.'� After much discussion with the Chamber ofCommerce Committee appointed to
check on Water Rates, CounciLnan.Br.ennan made a motion sQconded by Council-
man Haskell to authorize the. �ity. attorney to prepare a resolution to
adopt rates as recommended by the_ Chamber of Commerce Committee. Voting
was as follows:
Ayea: Councilmen: Anderson, Brennan, Haskell,Hemsted and Dunlap
Noes: CounciLnen: None
Absent: Councilmen: None
Hangars for RIDDING FLYING CLUB
Merle Larson spokesman for the Redding Flying Clubexplained to the Council -
that they hav� a non-profit organization to promote local aviation, but
do not have adequate hangars. He proposed the club obtain a lease
from the City and erect hangars, or �.hat the City erect them and charge
a nominal rental. Alma Hinds of the H, and H Flyin� School offered to
collect the rental and turn it over to the City with no obligation. The �
�iayor appointed the Aviation Committee, namely, Councilmen, Hemsted, °
Brennan and Haskell to meet with the Flying Club in regard to the matter.
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Reso.# 1; 9 to ACCEPT ALLEY IN GREENWOOD HEIGHTS
Councilman Hemsted made a motion sedonded by_Councilman Haskell to -
adopt Resolution No.�3,;;�4 acceptin,g �aTley�in Greeriwood Heigk�ts from
Annis B. Turner as per :description..�n�fi�:e"with the City Clerk. Voting
was as follows: �
Ayes: CounciLneri: Anderson, Brnnnan, Haskell, Hemsted and Dunlap
� Noes: Counci].m�n: None
Absent: Councilmen: None
PLANNING CO�QMISSION , _
Upon request of Chas. Akard that the City Council �appoint a full Planning
Com�iission and demand regular Attendance, Mr. Akard was asked by the °`�
Council to contact members and find out how many were interested in stay
ing on the Comraission.
� SI�NAIS AND PARKING
Chief of Police Balma reported that he would have a report on stop signals
at a later date as there is a State man working on the proble�;and that
mor� study should be given to the parking problem.
WATER - BENTON TRACT �
The City Council �:,ade a decision to extend water within 100 ft of private
property in theBenton Tract.
DRIVEWAY FOR WINET130UT MOTORS ,
Karl Winetrout was given permission to cut the curb sixteen feet for a
driveway on property at SE corner of California and Shasta Streets.
SEWER - I.�T 11, BLK M, DAKYN ADDITIO� �
In r�gard to a letter from Bdarie F. Bohachef, 734 West Street, re-
questing that the sewer line be extended onto Lot ll, Block B�, Dakyn
Addition; upon a report from the City Engineer and City Attorneyg ��:
was the City Council�s decision that it is up to the property owners to
extend their sewer lines if the City Sewer �i:ne is within 220 feet of
their property. ,
A.C.I.D. - CONDUIT
A letter from the A.C.I.D. reo�uesting the City of Redding to repair a
concrete conduit w8s referred to the City Attorney.
�?.s�a ,�/3yo WATER EMERGENC9P
It was the decision of the City Council to order approximately �9,000.00
worth of pipe under an emergency order to repair the water system before �
. , a raise in price, whic� would mean a saving of approxi.mately �900.00
V. F. W. CARNIVAL
CounciLnan Brerar�:xn *��:d.�. �. motion seconded by Counci]�nan Anderson to allow
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� � A motion was ;.:ade, seconded and passed to adopt Resolution No. 1391-A determin-
ing that the public interest and necessity deniands a construction of a Sanitary
Sewage Treatment Flant and connecting Sewer Line for Ivlunicipal Uses: that the _
Proposition of incurring a Bonded indebtedness for the construction of such
, system being submitted to the voters of C of R for their determination; that
proceedings be taken according to law with reference to incurri.ng a bonded in-
debtedness for public improvements, Adopted b y unamious vote. ;
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A motion was made, seconded and passed tc adopt Resolution No. 1391-B determin-
ing that the public interest and necessity demands a construction of an under-
�� pass on Gold St, under a nd across the R.R. tracks of the Southern Pacific Co.,
that the proposition of incurring a bonded indebtedness for the construction
� of such underpass bein� submitted to the voters of the C of R for their deter-
mination that proceedings be taken according to law with reference to incurr-
. ing a bonded indebtedness for public improvements. Adopted by una.mious vote,
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the V�eteransie=�of Foreign Wars'to sponsor- a .California Amusement Co. Carnival e���'�
.in Redding on Jmne 19, 20, 21, 22 and 23, 191+6, with the approval of the
�hief of Police, Passed by unanimous of vote,
GARBAGF DEPARTr�NT
Councilman .Azzderscn made a motion seconded by Counci]man Brennan. to have a
report from E, J. Bishop, on the Garbage Dept, by the next meeting.
,• • RESOLUTION NO. I��I:/ TO CORRECT DELIN�UENT TAX ROLL
Councilman Anderson made a motion seconded by Councilman Hemsted to adopt
' Resolution No, �;/ to correct Delinquent Tax Roll, Voting was
js as follows:
�' Ayes: Councilmen - Anderson, Brennan, Hemsted, Haskell and Dunlap.
� Noes: Councilmen - None
, Absent: Councilmen - None
. . WATER
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Councilman Brennan made m motion seconded by Counilmen Hemsted that Council-
man Anderson and City Atto�raney Glen D. Newton go to San Francisco, on water
conference on expense of the City. It was passed by unanimous vote.
�. � t � PAY BILLS
A motion`wa.s made,��seconded, and passed to pay the monthly bills as audited.
As there was no further business, the meeting was adjourned.
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City Clerk
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, . Regular Meeting
- - Council Chambers �
� 8:00 P.M., Feb, lg, 1946
The Meeting was called to order by BQayor Dunlap.
On roll-call the folloewing CounciLnen were present: Anderson, Brennan,
Hemsted and Durilap. Absent: Councilman Haskell
REFUSE Cr"sNS
W. Emerson of Susanville, California presented aletter from �ayor Susanville
and a letter from the Mayor of Reno recommedding his system of Refuse cans -
containing advertising which would be distr�buted about th� City on contract.
Cou�eilman Hemsted made a motion, seconded by CounciLnan Brennan that the
� City Council approve the idea subject to tr:e approval of the peoply, .and
that the Cit,y Licensing Ordinance be changed to eoincide with such a con-
tract: Voting was as fQllows:
Ayes: Councilmen: Anderson, Brennan, Hemsted and Dunlap
Noes: Councilmen: None
Absent: Councilman Haskell
COLLECTIGN OF TAXES AND LICENSES
Councilman Anderson made a motion, seconded by Councilman Brennan to have
the City Attorney draw up an Ordinance in accordance with a letter of Feb.
18�; 1946 from Atty 0. M. Chenoweth as a� suggestion that the Ta.x Collector
colleet all taxes and licenses. Voting was as follows: '
Aqes: Councilmen: Anderson, Brennan, Hemsted and Dunl.ap
Noes: CounciLnen: None
Absent: Councilman Haskell .
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In reply to his Tetter of Febr.uar.y ]1#.,_ ..19kb, Joe Nani of Box4�5, Weed, Calif. �
� who was present �t this meeting,. was :asked._to submit a bidif .he was interested
in purchasing the City of Reddin� Sanitary Department. ,
Rezonin�. of_.Ptns.,of Lots 1,2 & 3, Blk 40, Ori� Town
Atty Iawrence J. Carr, representing,�Oris. McKee and Wayne K, Ross presented .
the City Council with a propos.ed Ordirian�e...asking them to act on same�for ttie
rezoning of t�ie�w 5o ft of lots l and.2. , and W: 70 -ft of lot 3, Blk 40, Orig. ;
Town of Redding. It was.:liis .contention:.tHat-at the time the City Council _
sent the matt�r to the Planning .Comuiis.sion._on date of Nov. 19, 1945 that more
than the allowable days had..elaps.ed_fo�.the__Planning Comrnission to act and that
the City Council- is operi to tgke over. the �mat'ter and hold a hearing if they
wish. Chas. Akard .spoke in beh�lf...of_ the- Planning Commission: that had
Mr. Carr not with-drawn .Ross ,and_BdcKeets application for a variance, the'
matter would have been acted upon at_.the. Ia.st Planning Commission Meeting;�
Atty Cibula spoke in b�half_ of property owners who protest commercializing '
any section of their residental__par.t._of town.. Thematter was passed on to the
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ity Attorney, who wants to check_up..to_ see if this matter involves rezoniug ,s
,. or a variance as per the first applica�ion ., ;
TO REZOIdE CALIFGRNIA AND PINE STS. � ,
Councilman Brennan made a motion, s�conded bv Councilman Anderson authorizing
the City At�torney to proceed with action to re¢�one California Street � block
E and W from South Street to Hill Street, and re�one Pine Street 2 block E.
and W from South Street to Southeast Street. Voting was as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen: Anderson, Brennan, Hemsted and Dunlap
Noes: CounciLnen: Nonc
Absent: Councilman Haskell
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SELL TAX TITLE TO Lots 10, 11 and ]1�, B1k B_ Boardman Add. ' "
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Councilman Hemsted made a motion, seconded by Councilman Brennan to sell � �
City of Reddi.ng Tax Title on lots 10, 11, and 14, Blk B, Boardman Add.
to John Spencer for �10.00 each. Voting was as follows: -
Ayes: Councilmen: Anderson, Brennan, Hemsted and Dunlap -
Noes: Cauncilman: Nonc
� Absent: Councilman Haskell
AIRPORT HANGARS
- The Committee on Airports was asked to meet with people owning planes at the �
Airport to take up the matter of hangars for planes which are setting in the -
weather. Russell Fox and Edward �aks appeared in behalf of themselves and •
other plane owners.
DATE OF HEAR.ING - CIASING-OF DAKIN STREET �`�\
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Date of Monday, 7+�arch I8, I946, 8:00 P. M:, City Ha11, is time and place
set fcr Hearing any prot�sts on theClosing of Dakin Street. �
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Councilman Brennan made a motion, seconded by Councilman Hemsted �ez�,
'-�s:fl�n.�-�:-��-��Q, ,�y�;� to pay Edwarci 1�, Dean, employee of the fteddir� �
Municipal Utilities a salary�of v275.00 per month. Voting was as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen: Anderson, Brennan, Hemsted and Dunlap
Noes: CounciLnen: None
Absent: Counciltnan Haskell
PLANNING COI�iISSION •
Mayor Dunlap appointed L. C. Smith, attorney to succeed Theodore McDonald
recently resigned,from the"Planning Commission. The appointment was
app�oved by unanimous vote.
WATER - ADAMS TRACT
John Dockery, Water Superintendent, reported that by extending water to the .
Adams Tract, it would bring in about 17 more new users who live inside the
City Limits.
TO CLOSE PTN OF DIVISION STREET - Reso. No. �'��_�
Councilman Brennan made a motion, seconded by Councilman Anderson to adopt
Resolution No,_�_q�_ of intention to close the Northerly 102 ft. of
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