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MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF UKIAH
MAY 23, ~962
The City Council convened in regular session in
Council Chambers at 8:00 P.M. wi th Mayor Wagner,
Runkel , Buxton and Smalley present. Councilman
was absent.
the
Councilman
Banker
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
On a motion by
Buxton,it was
be approved as
Councilman Runkel, seconded by Councilman
unanimously carried the minutes of May
submitted by the Clerk.
RES. NO. 62-41 APPOINTING ROY G. WAGNER
TO THE EXECUTIVE BOARD OF THE NORTH BAY
DIV. LEAGUE OF CALIF. CI TI ES:
1962
REPORT OF CITY VS. C.A.B.
U.S. COURT OF APPEALS:
On a motion by Councilman Smalley, seconded by councilman
Runkel. It was unanimously carried Res. No. 62-41 be
adopted and the Mayor and Clerk by authorized to sign same
"Resolution Appointin9 Roy G. Wagner, Mayor to the Executive
Board of the North Bay Division, League of California Cities.'.'
AYES: Councilmen Runkel , Buxton, Smalley
Wagner
NOES: None
ABSENT: Councilman Banker.
The City Attorney reported fi lin9 with the U.S. Court of
Appeals a request for an extension of time in the case of
City vs. C.A.B. and an extension was 9ranted to June 1st.
He further reported that the County Board of Supervisors has
authorized the expenditure of $375.00 as its share of the cost
of the proceedings and requested a decision be reached on
whether he should proceed wi th the case.
On a motion by Councilman Runkel, seconded by Councilman Smalley,
It was unanimouSly carried the City Attorney be directed to
proceed wi th the appea! to the U. S. Court of Appeals in the
ca se of City vs. C.A.B..
REPORT ON CHURCH ST.
RECONSTRUCTION PROGRAM:
The Council was advised that property owners on Church Street
between State and Main St. are willing to pay the cost of side-
walk repair where repairs are necessary and are also in agreement
with widening Church Street by narrowing the sidewalks. This
would create and additional cost to the City of approximatelv
$1,000 including reconstruction of curb returns on all four
corners.
On a motion by Councilman Smailey, seconded by Councilman
Buxton. It was unanimously carried the City Manager be author-
i zed to proceed wi th the wi denin9 of Church Street between
State and Main in connection with the sidewalk and street
construction project as outlined.
YOUTH GROUP WELCOMED BY
MAYOR WAGNER:
Approximately 20 young people accompanied by Rev. Anderson
and Mr. Garde were welcomed by Mayor Wagner. They were
present in connection wi th a program they wi 1] present
enti tied "Youth in Government".
D ISCUS$10N OF GOLF COURSE FEES
The City Manager reported a meeting of the Recreation &
Parks Commission resulted in the following recommendations
concerning golf course fees proposed in his memorandum of
May 15, 1962:
196
¢/M
_Proposal
Commi ssi on
_ Proposal
Green
Fees:
HONTHLY
Adu] ts -
Juni ors-
week days $1.80 $1 75
week ends & '
hol i days 2.40 2.50
(high school)
week days .60 .50
week ends &
hol i days .80 .50
· 25 .25
Grammar School
MEMBERSHIP FEES:
Adu I t 9.00 9. O0
Family 1 4.40 l/+.00
JUni or 1 .80 1 . 75
Grammar School .75 .75
ANNUAL
Adu I t 60. O0 70. O0
Fami I y 1 02. O0 I 00. O0
The Commission proposed to omit an annual fee for juniors
and elementary groups and recommends a reduction in rate for
juniors on weekends. They requested the council consider
adult memberships include two members of the family only.
In considering the Commission's proposal it was recommended
the Men's and dornen's Go.If Clubs offer suggestions concerning
the rates proposed.
PROP. //2 PERTAINING TO
CAL-VET LOANS:
The City Manager reviewed a letter with attached proposed
resolution pertaining to proposition //2 Cal-Vet loans,
urging that Council action be taken in support of Proposition
//2 on June ]962 ballot. The Council declined to take
action on this matter.
LETTER FROM BOARD OF DIRECTORS
12TH DISTRICT AGR. ASSOCIATION:
A letter from the Board of Directors of the ]2th Dist.
Agricultural Ass'ri. was read expressing appreciation
for the cooperation given~'~;ity officials in connection
wi th Rodeo Week activities.
.~2i0.90 RECEIVED FROM SALE OF WOOL:
The City Manager reported receipts totaling $2]0.90 for
the sale of wool produced by sheep kept at the treatment
plant.
FLY-IN - UKIAH MUNICIPAL AIRPORT:
In connection with the Fly-in to be held June
Municipal Airport, i t has been recommended by
Commission that new furniture be purchased for
room, for the occasion.
24th a t the
the Airport
the reception
On a moti on by Counci I man Sma I 1 ey, seconded by Counci 1 man
Buxton, It was unanimously carried the City Manager be
authorized to purchase furniture for the airport reception
as outlined, in the area of approximately $200.00.
MEETING TO DISCUSS PROPOSED
TRAFFIC ORDINANCE:
room
The council was reminded of a meeting to be held Friday at
7:30 P.M. to discuss a proposed traffic ordinance.
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MAIN STREET RECONSTRUCTION
PROJECT:
The City Manager reported that appraisals of property to
be acquired by the City for the widening of a portion of
Main Street are within the amount budgeted and requested
permission to proceed wi th the project.
On a motion by Councilman Smalley, seconded by Councilman
Buxton, it was unanimously carried the City Manager be
authorized to proceed with the acquisition of n~eded
right-of-way and the use of eminent domain
pr~caedings if necessary on properties on iv~ain ~treet
(East side) between Gibson Creek and Norton Street.
ADJOURNMENT:
As there was no further regular business, Mayor Wagner
declared the meeting adjourned at 9:00 P.M. after which
the Council reconvened in closed personnel session.
ATTEST:
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C IT'f CLERK