HomeMy WebLinkAboutMin 01-24-62MI NUTES OF
JANUARY 24,
THE MEETING OF
1~)62.
THE COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF UKIAH
147
The C i t~
Chambers at
Buxton, Banke
Council convened in regular
:OO P.M. wi th Mayor ,Smalley,
r and Wagner present.
session in the Council
Councilmen Runkel,
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
On a mot
man Runkel, i
17, 1962 be a
ion by Councilman Wagner,
t was unanimously carried
pproved as corrected.
RESOLUTIO
MEMBER TO
(GABRI ELL
N 62-22 APPOINTING
RECREATION COMMISSION
E THOMAS):
seconded by Council-
the minutes of January
On a
Buxto~; i
adopted a
"Resoluti
( Gabri e 1 I
motion by Councilman Runkel, seconded by Councilman
t was unanimously carried Resolution No. 62-22 be
nd the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to sign same
on Appointing Member to Recreation Commission"
e Thomas).
REPORT ON STATUS OF PETITIONS TO C.A.B.
RE PACIFIC AIR LINES~.. INC.:
The City Attorney reported that the City has received
an answer from Pacific Air Lines, Inc. in opposition to the
Petition for Reconsideration and a reply in opposition to the
Motion for Expeditious Handling. Based upon previous Council
authorization the City Attorney stated that he proposed to
present responses to each of these documents and file them
wi th C. A. B.
HEARING TO STUDY "CALIF. COMMERCIAL
AIR OPERATIONS AND AIR SERVICE".:
The C i
to attend A
February 15
hearings wi
t ions and A
ty Attorney requested and was granted permission
ssembly Interim Committee hearings to be held
th and 16th in :San Francisco. The Subject of the
ll be to study "California Commercial Air Opera-
ir Service".
WATER RIGHTS HEARINGS RE MILLVIEW
AND WILLOW WATER DISTRICTS:
The Council was advised that Millview and Willow Water
Districts have fi led applications wi th the State Water Rights
Board for 3.5 cu. ft. per second water from the underflow
of the Russian River. Hearings on these applications will
be held in the Council Chambers on February 6th and 7th and
the City Attorney will appear in furtherance to a previous
protest by the City to these applications being granted.
ORD. #550 INTRODUCED "AMENDING UKIAH
CITY CODE TO PROVIDE CERTAIN EXCEPTIONS
TO THE PROHIBITION AGAINST OCCUPANCY OF
TRAILER COACHES OR CAMP CARS OUTSIDE OF
TRAILER CAMPS:"
Ordinance No. 550 was read by the City Attorney and in-
troduced by Councilman Wagner "Ordinance Amending the Ukiah
City Code to Provide Certain Exceptions to the Prohibition
Against Occupancy of Trailer Coaches or Camp Cars Outside
of Trailer Camps".
ACQUISITION OF LAND FOR NORTH
MAIN STREET IMPROVEMENTS:
The City Manager presented a recommendation that the City
negotiate to acquire property toward improving Main Street
from Gibson Creek to Norton Street at an approximate cost of
$5 ,oo0.
MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF UKIAH-
JANUARY 24~ 1962 - PAGE 2:
On a motion by Councilman Runkel seconded by Councilman
Banker, it was unanimously carried the 'City Manager and City
Engineer be authorized to acquire land for the widening of
Main Street as outlined.
ACQUISITION OF LAND FOR WIDENING
OF WABASH AVENUE - DORA TO STATE ST:
On a motion by Councilman Buxton, seconded by Councilman
Runkel, it was unanimously carried the City Manager and City~
Engineer be authorized to negotiate for the acquisition of an
additional five feet of land on the South side of Wabash from
Dora to State Street and on the North side of Wabash from
Cresta to State for street widening purposes. In this case
curb and gutter will be installed in return for property
dedicated to the City.
REPORT ON BOARD OF SUPERVISORS'
MEETING RE COUNTY HOSPITAL SCHEDULE OF
FEES FOR CITY PRISONERS:
The City Manager reported that each of
cities wi thin the County were contacted by
methods used
soners wi th
used. He fu
i nvesti ga ted
relations an
a study grou
program. He
matter furth
dule of fees f
23rd to Februa
the incorporated
him regarding
for obtaining medical treatment for their pri-
the result that four different methods were being
rther noted that there is a wider area to be
than this single point regarding city-county
d the entire problem should be looked into by
p toward developing a coordinated equitable
was au thorized by the Council to pursue this
er. The hearing regarding County Hospital sche-
or city prisoners was postponed from January
ry 13th at 3:00 P.M.
FALLOUT SHELTER SURVEY:
The City Manager advised the Council that several loca-
tions in the City meet the requirements for fallout shelters.
The buildings which meet all qualifications will be stocked
with provisions at Federal government expense and from that
point on maintenance will become local responsibility.
FALSE ARREST INSURANCE:
On a motion by Councilman Wagner, seconded by Councilman
Buxton, it was unanimously carried the City Manager be auth-
rized to instruct police officers to complete applications
for false arrest insurance at a cost not to exceed $7.50 per
officer per year and refer billing to the City.
NORTH BAY DIVISION -
LEAGUE MEETING:
The Council was again reminded of the North Bay Division,
League of California Cities meeting to be held in Sebastopol
on Saturday January 27th.
COUNCILMAN RUNKEL:
Mr. Runkel reported an inquiry from McCarty brothers
regarding City interest in the purchase of property adjoin-
ing the Standley Street parking lot.
COUNCILMAN WAGNER:
Mr. Wagner reported that Fort Bragg adopted a resolution
supporting Ukiah's petition to C.A.B. regarding Pacific Air
Lines.
MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF UKIAH -
JANUARY 24~ 1962 - PAGE 3:
ADJOURNMENT:
As there was no further regular business, Mayor Smalley
declared the meeting adjourned at 9:35 P.M.
OR
ATTEST:
C l TY CLERK